OLYMPIC GAMES
MEMORABILIA
1896–2002
Mail Bid Auction
No. 40
Friday, December 6, 2002
Bids by Phone, Fax, Email and Mail Welcomed
Ingrid O’Neil
Sports and Olympic Memorabilia
P.O. Box 872048
Vancouver, WA 98687 USA
Tel: (360) 834-5202
Fax: (360) 834-2853
Email: auction@ioneil.com
INGRID O’NEIL
MAIL BID AUCTION 40
P.O. Box 872048
Vancouver, WA 98687 USA
Tel: (360) 834-5202
Fax: (360) 834-2853
Friday, December 6, 2002
(Auction by Phone, Fax, Email and Mail)
Email: auction@ioneil.com
TERMS OF SALE
(Please Read Carefully)
1. Bids by phone, fax (signed), email and mail will be accepted until 7pm Pacific Time on Friday, December 6, 2002. Bids by
email will get a notification of receipt only by us. Bidding by phone will stop 15 minutes after the last call past 7pm. All phone
bids must be confirmed in writing. Bids are accepted by lot number only. In the case of tie bids, the first received is normally given
preference. Bids higher than estimate are reduced to 10% above the second highest bid. Bids under estimate are not reduced further.
2. We reserve the right to reject what we consider frivolous bids.
3. In case of a photo error only the written text is valid.
4. This sale is not an approval sale. All items offered are guaranteed genuine and as described. Cataloguing errors will be
promptly corrected. All claims for adjustments must be made within 5 days of receipt but in no case later than 60 days after
the auction date. No returns are permitted for any reason 60 days after the auction.
5. A 15% buyer’s charge will be added to the successful bid price of each lot. There is no additional charge or commission
for executing your bids. Postage, handling and insurance fees are added to all invoices. A $1.00 handling charge per lot will
be added to bulky lots as books, large plates, documents, up to a maximum of $15.00 per invoice. Overseas bidders must
supply fully detailed shipping instructions before shipment is made. Lots will be sent overseas only at the risk of the purchaser.
Insurance is available upon request.
6. Payment is due upon receipt of invoice unless prior payment arrangements have been made with the auctioneer in writing.
No lots are delivered without full payment of invoice. 1.5% monthly interest is charged on all accounts 30 days past due
calculated from the sale date.
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or a wire transfer to our bank account. We also accept payment by credit cards: Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover.
A 2.5% service fee (3% overseas) is added when using credit cards.
8. Title to all lots remains with the auctioneer until full payment is received.
9. Estimates are given for guidance only. Lots may sell higher or lower. Generally, bids below 80% of estimate will not be accepted.
10. No bids from minors are accepted.
11. Washington residents will be required to pay sales tax unless appropriate resale number form is on file in our office.
12. Bidding in this sale constitutes acceptance of all foregoing terms of sale.
ABBREVIATIONS
AE = bronze or copper; WM = white metal; AU = Almost Uncirculated; B & W = Black and White; Comm. = Commemorative;
/ divides obverse and reverse; dj. = dust jacket; hdlg. = handling; illus. = illustrated or illustrations; IOC = International Olympic
Committee; l. = left; lt. = light; NOC = National Olympic Committee; OC = Olympic Committee; Ol. = Olympic; o.w. = otherwise;
P-l = proof-like; p., pp. = page, pages; r. = right; rb(s) = rim bump(s); rn(s) = rim nick(s); scr. = scratches; sm. = small;
USOC = United States Olympic Committee.
CONDITION
Proof
Uncirculated (Unc)
Extremely Fine (EF)
Very Fine (VF)
Polierte Platte
Stempelglanz
Vorzueglich
Sehr schoen
Flan Brunl
Fleur de coin
Superbe
Très beau
Fondo specchio
Fior de conio
Splendido
Bellissimo
BOOK SIZES
F (folio)
4to (quarto)
8vo (octavo)
12mo (duodecimo)
over 13”
12”
9”
7–8”
16mo (sextodecimo)
24mo (vigesimoquarto)
32mo (trigestimosecundo)
6–7”
5–6”
4–5”
PHOTOGRAPHS
Most of the photographs reproduced in this catalog are reduced.
For correct size please refer to the lot description.
COPYRIGHT INFORMATION
Auction Descriptions and Pictures Copyright 2002
Ingrid O’Neil Sports and Olympic Memorabilia
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PARTICIPATION MEDALS OF THE SUMMER GAMES
Athens 1896 Gold Participation Medal. Goldplated bronze,
50mm, by N. Lytras. Seated Nike holding laurel wreath over
phoenix emerging from flames, Acropolis in background. Rev.
Presented to high dignitaries. Greek legend in wreath. EF, in original
case (worn). ($1,300)
Athens 1906 Intermediate Olympic Games Gold Participation
Medal. Goldplated bronze, 50mm, by N. Lytras. Seated Nike
holding laurel wreath over phoenix emerging from flames,
Acropolis in background. Rev. Greek legend in wreath. Presented to
high dignitaries. Abt. EF/EF. ($750)
Athens 1906 Intermediate Olympic Games Silver Participation
Medal. Silverplated bronze, 55mm, by N. Lytras. Seated Nike
holding laurel wreath over phoenix emerging from flames,
Acropolis in background. Rev. Greek legend in wreath. Abt. EF/EF.
($725)
Athens 1906 Intermediate Games Participation Medal. Bronze,
50mm, by N. Lytras. Seated Nike. Rev. Greek legend in wreath.
Date “1906” struck, not on an affixed panel over old date “1896” as on
all other medals. First time we have seen this type. Toned EF, in
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London 1908 Silver Participation Medal. Silver, 51mm,
by MacKennal. Winged figure of fame standing on globe
between legend. Rev. Quadriga with triumphant winner dashing l.
Presentation medal. Toned EF. ($700)
London 1908 Bronze Participation Medal. As preceding medal
but bronze. Presented to donors. EF. ($475)
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London 1908 Pewter Participation Medal. As preceding medal,
but pewter, presented to participating athletes. VF-EF/VF, scs.
on rev. ($300)
Stockholm 1912 Bronze Participation Medal. Bronze, 51mm,
by MacKennal/Lindberg. Zeus seated on Ionian column holding
figure of Victory, Stockholm in back. Rev. Quadriga with
triumphant winner dashing l. Only 100 medals were struck in bronze for
presentation to high dignitaries. Abt. EF, rns. Rare. ($1,750)
Stockholm 1912 Participation Medal. Pewter, 51mm, by
MacKennal/Lindberg. Zeus seated on Ionian column holding figure
of Nike, Stockholm in back. Rev. Quadriga with triumphant winner
dashing l. EF. ($325)
Paris 1924 Participation Medal. AE, 55mm, by R. Bernard. City
view of Paris over French legend in three lines. Rev. Victory with
laurel wreaths crowning victorious athletes. VF/EF. ($325)
Amsterdam 1928 Participation Medal. Bronze, 55mm, by
J.C. Wienecke. Nude male and female athlete on podium holding
torch over Olympic flame. Rev. Nike over Marathon Tower, shield
of Amsterdam between two hemispheres. EF. ($350)
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Amsterdam 1928 Participation Medal. As preceding medal,
EF, spots. ($300)
Berlin 1936 Participation Medal. Cast AE, 70mm, by O. Placzek.
Five athletes representing the five continents, pulling the ropes of
the Olympic Bell. Rev. Olympic Bell embossed with German Eagle
holding Olympic rings, within five concentric circles. EF, browngreen patina. ($325)
Berlin 1936 Participation Medal. As preceding medal but brown
patina, “Guss H. Noack Berlin” on edge. EF, a few spots. ($300)
London 1948 Participation Medal. Bronze, 51mm, by
B. MacKennal/ J. Pinches. City view of London over legend in
three lines, Olympic rings below. Rev. Quadriga with triumphant
winner dashing l. EF, uneven toning. ($325)
Helsinki 1952 Participation Medal. Bronze, 54mm, by K. Rasanen.
Stylized athletes’ heads superimposed over the Olympic Stadium.
Rev. Male and female athletes to left holding torches over Olympic
rings. EF. ($200)
Helsinki 1952 Participation Medal. As preceding medal but dark
toning. ($175)
Stockholm 1956 Equestrian Olympic Games Participation
Medal. Bronze, uniface, 42x50mm, by J. Sjoesvaerd. Ancient
Greek horseman l. over Olympic rings, the official emblem of the
equestrian Olympic Games. EF. Rare. ($4,500)
Melbourne 1956 Participation Medal. Bronze, 63mm, by
A. Meszaros. Olympic rings over Melbourne coat of arms within
legend. Rev. Olympic motto within circle of athletes marching
in pairs. EF, in original plastic case. ($350)
Melbourne 1956 Participation Medal. As preceding medal,
EF, no box. ($300)
Rome 1960 Participation Medal. Cast bronze, 55mm, by
E. Greco. Nude female torchbearer l. superimposed over Olympic
rings. Rev. Flight of eagles soaring over stadium of Rome. EF, dark
original patina. ($300)
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Tokyo 1964 Participation Medal. Copper, 61mm, by T. Okamoto/
K. Tanaka. Stylized figures of three runners and swimmer. Rev.
Olympic rings dividing English and Japanese legend in 6 lines.
EF. ($450)
Mexico City 1968 Participation Medal. Copper, 50x50mm, by
L. Wyman. Olympic sports pictograms divided by Mexico Olympic
emblem. Rev. Spanish legend between two parallel lines.
EF/VF-EF. ($225)
Munich 1972 Participation Medal. Steel, 49mm, by F. Koenig.
Munich Olympic emblem, wreath of rays with superimposed spiral,
over German legend in two lines. Rev. Olympic rings over two
hands, one holding stylized olive branch. EF, in acrylic presentation
case. ($350)
Montreal 1976 Participation Medal. Copper, 45mm, by G. Huel/
P. Pelletier. Montreal Olympic stadium over French legend in two
lines. Rev. Montreal Olympic emblem, a stylized “M” above
Olympic rings. EF, mottled toning. In presentation case. ($250)
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Moscow 1980 Participation Medal. Tombac, 60mm, by A. Leonova.
Moscow Olympic emblem over Olympic stadium. Rev. View of
Red Square in Moscow. EF. In presentation box. ($250)
Los Angeles 1984 Participation Medal. Bronze, 60mm, by
D. Sterner. Olympic torch head within legend. Rev. Los Angeles
Olympic emblem over Olympic rings and laurel branches. EF.
In presentation case. ($325)
Los Angeles 1984 Participation Medal. As preceding medal, no
case. VF-EF, a few spots. ($225)
Barcelona 1992 Participation Medal. Burnished copper, 70mm,
by X. Corbero. Spanish legend in four lines over Barcelona
Olympic emblem, a stylized jumping athlete. Rev. Spiral and
elongated bolt of lightning. EF. In original pouch. ($175)
Atlanta 1996 Participation Medal. Bronze, 60mm. Official torch
logo. Rev. Quilt of leaves. Unc, cased. ($175)
Sydney 2000 Participation Medal. Silvered AE, 50mm. Sydney
Olympic logo. Rev. 3-line legend over Olympic rings. EF, cased.
($175)
PARTICIPATION MEDALS OF THE WINTER GAMES
Chamonix 1924 Participation Medal and Third Place Winner’s
Medal. Bronze, 55mm, by R. Bernard. Victorious athlete holding
skates and skis, Alps in background. Rev. French legend in 14 lines.
First participation and winner’s medal of Winter Olympic games. The only
time that the participation medal was also a winner’s medal. VF-EF/EF,
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Garmisch-Partenkirchen 1936 Winter Silver Participation
Medal. Silvered bronze, 60mm, by M. Joerres. Alpine summit over
Olympic rings. Rev. Olympic motto over fir branch. Very rare
presentation medal for dignitaries. EF. ($2,500)
Garmisch-Partenkirchen 1936 Winter Participation Medal.
AE, 60mm, by M. Joerres. Alpine summit over Olympic rings.
Rev. Olympic motto over fir branch. EF, in original box. ($1,100)
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St. Moritz 1948 Winter Participation Medal. Bronze, 40mm,
by Wiederkehr. Olympic rings over French legend in five lines. Rev.
Symbolic figure of Victory, mountain range in back. Toned
EF. ($900)
Cortina 1956 Winter Silver Participation Medal. Silver, 45mm,
by C. Affer. Female head facing, crowned by Olympic rings, flame
in lower r. Rev. Snowflake superimposed on Mount Pomagagnon.
This medal was presented to high dignitaries. EF. Rare. ($2,500)
Cortina 1956 Winter Participation Medal. Bronze, 45mm, by
C. Affer. Female head facing, crowned by Olympic rings, flame
in lower r. Rev. Snowflake superimposed on Mount Pomagagnon.
Presented to participating athletes. EF, usual uneven toning obv.
($750)
Squaw Valley 1960 Winter Participation Medal. AE, 50mm.
Logo. Rev. Hand holding torch. EF. ($900)
Innsbruck 1964 Winter Participation Medal. Bronze, 61mm,
by Welz. Innsbruck Olympic emblem within German legend. Rev.
Innsbruck city view, Austrian Alps in background. EF, in red wallet.
($300)
Grenoble 1968 Participation Medal. Bronze, 68mm, by
M. Coeffin. Profile of Greek athlete. Rev. City view of Grenoble.
EF, in presentation box. ($350)
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Sapporo 1972 Winter Participation Medal. Bronze, 60mm, by
S. Fukuda. Sapporo Olympic emblem. Rev. Two large arrows
attached to stylized athlete. EF, in acrylic case. ($875)
Sapporo 1972 Winter Participation Medal. As preceding medal
but EF/VF, scs. on rev. No case. ($500)
Innsbruck 1976 Winter Participation Medal. Silvered AE,
50mm, by W. Pichl. Innsbruck Olympic emblem on ice crystals
within German legend. Rev. Bergisel ski jump, panorama of
Innsbruck and Austrian Alps in background. Toned EF/VF,
corrosion on rev. as usual. In original box. ($275)
Lake Placid 1980 Winter Participation Medal. Nickel-silver, 76mm,
by M. Jovine. Modern relief views of the nine winter sports. Rev. Lake
Placid Olympic emblem surrounded by the words of the Olympic oath
in four concentric circles. Unc, in presentation case. ($400)
Lake Placid 1980 Winter Participation Medal. As preceding
medal, Unc, no case. ($350)
Sarajevo 1984 Winter Very Rare Large Participation Medal.
Cast bronze, 95x103mm (3.7”x4.1”), by Nebosja Mitric. Stylized
“Sarajevo 84” above logo. One of only 100 medals struck for presentation
to high dignitaries. EF, uneven golden toning. Very rare. ($3,000)
Sarajevo 1984 Winter Medium Participation Medal. Bronze,
78x85mm uniface, by N. Mitric. Stylized “Sarajevo 84” within
circle, above official logo. One of only 100 minted for presentation to
dignitaries. EF, streaky toning. Rare. ($2,500)
Sarajevo 1984 Winter Participation Medal. Bronze, 60x66mm
uniface, by N. Mitric. Stylized “Sarajevo 84”, within circle, above
Sarajevo Olympic emblem. EF, in presentation box. ($725)
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Calgary 1988 Winter Participation Medal. Bronze, 64mm,
by C. Martens. Calgary Olympic emblem, stylized snowflake
design. Rev. Olympic motto under panorama of Calgary and Rocky
Mountains. Unc., in presentation case. ($350)
Albertville 1992 Winter Participation Medal. Chrome-plated
steel, 68mm, by R. Mayot. Albertville Olympic emblem within
French and English legend. Rev. Star symbol over Alps and Olympic
rings within French legend. EF, in original box. Scarce. ($875)
Lillehammer 1994 Winter Participation Medal. Copper,
66x76mm, by M. Kleppan. Pictograms of sporting events,
ice crystals and Lillehammer Olympic emblem over Olympic rings.
Rev. Modernistic ice crystal design with sports pictograms.
EF, toning, in original wooden case. ($400)
Nagano 1998 Winter Participation Medal. Bronze, 60mm.
Nagano logo over legend. Rev. Wooded mountainside. EF, in box
with gilt logo. ($375)
Salt Lake City 2002 Winter Participation Medal. Bronze plaque,
49x89mm, by O.T. Tanner. Three athletes dashing out of mountain
between legend and Olympic rings. Rev. “Light the Fire Within”
motto and Salt Lake City 2002 logo on Utah’s famous arch,
mountain view in back. EF, cased, in linen bag with circular leather
logo. ($400)
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TORCHES OF THE SUMMER GAMES
Berlin 1936 Official Torch. Steel, 27cm high (10.5”), made by
Krupp Factory, designed by Carl Diem. Carried during the first torch
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Berlin 1936 Torch Made in 1972 for the Munich Olympic Games
as Official Presentation Torch. Steel, 27.2cm (10.7”) tall, foot 6mm
tall. Route of torch run from Olympia to Berlin on shaft, legend
on top. Only a small number was made in 1972. EF, lt. wear. ($750)
London 1948 Official Torch. Aluminum alloy, 47cm (18.5”).
Cut-out rings over London Olympiad legend at top. Magnesiumbased fuel gave the torch a bright flame. VF-EF. ($4,500)
Rome 1960 Official Torch. Bronzed aluminum. 39.5cm (15.5”).
Designed by Professor Maiure and his team from the National
Museum of Archeology in Naples. The design is based on drawings
of torches on ancient ceramics. EF. ($5,000)
Rome 1960 Official Torch. As preceding torch but VF-EF. Small
hole for wall display on back of lower handle. ($3,750)
Tokyo 1964 Official Torch. The bowl is made of blackened
aluminum alloy. The cylinder is clad with stainless steel, length
64.8cm (25.5”). Bowl is inscribed “XVII Olympiad Tokyo 1964”
and Olympic rings. EF. The bottom of the cylinder features the
Tokyo official logo. EF. ($5,500)
Mexico 1968 Official Black Torch. Black painted aluminum, part
of shaft made of wood, 52.3cm (20.9”). Silver colored doves
around top. The black torch was used in the torch run from Olympia
to Athens, Greece. EF, in pictorial container. ($2,200)
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Mexico 1968 Official White Metal Torch with White Linen. Cast
white metal, 44cm (17.3”) tall, “MEXICO” and logo around top,
white linen wrapped around lower part. Used in the torch run in
Mexico. Lt. wear. ($2,500)
Mexico City 1968 Official White Metal Torch. Cast WM,
44cm (17.7”) tall. “MEXICO” and logo around top. Used in the torch
relay in Mexico. Toned EF. ($2,250)
Mexico City 1968 Official Silver Torch. Silver color, part of shaft
made of wood, 53cm (21”) high. Circle of doves around top. Used in
the torch relay in Mexico Lt. wear. ($2,250)
Munich 1972 Official Torch. Steel, 73cm (28.8”). The fire was lit in
Olympia, Greece on July 28 and carried 5539 km in 29 days to Munich by
5976 runners. EF, lt. wear. ($1,650)
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Montreal 1976 Official Torch. Aluminum, 66cm (30”) tall. Stem
painted red, with Montreal logo, top painted black. Designed
by George Huel and Michael Dall. The flame was carried from
Olympia, Greece to Athens where it was transferred by satellite to Ottawa;
245 runners carried it to Montreal. EF. ($3,250)
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Moscow 1980 Official Torch. Aluminum alloy, gray and gold.
Moscow logo and legend in red, 56.1cm (22-1/2”) long. Designed
by Boris Tuchin. Runners carried the torch during the 30-day torch relay
from Olympia, Greece through Bulgaria and Romania to Moscow,
a distance of 4976 km. EF, lt. wear. ($1,500)
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Moscow 1980 Official Torch. As preceding torch but used in the
torch run and ltly. discolored by the flame around the top.
($1,250)
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Los Angeles 1984 Official Torch. Brass-finished aluminum with
tan leather handle. Bowl portrays Olympic rings, motto and
L.A. Memorial Coliseum Stadium. Flame lit in Olympia, Greece on
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Seoul 1988 Official Torch. Brass, 50cm (20”), with tan leather
handle, designed by Lee Woo-Sing. Bowl depicts dragons, Seoul
Olympic logo enameled in color below. EF. ($3,250)
Seoul 1988 Official Torch in Smaller Size. As preceding torch but
only 41.7cm (16.4”) tall. EF. ($1,900)
Barcelona 1992 Official Torch. Chrome-plated aluminum, 65cm
(23.6”) tall, designed by André Rich. “XXV Olympiad Barcelona
1992” legend and Barcelona emblem goldplated on stem. EF,
scs. on leather part. Impressive torch. ($3,250)
Barcelona 1992 Official Torch. As preceding torch, EF, hairline
scr. on side. ($3,250)
Atlanta 1996 Centennial Games Official Torch. Aluminum and
Georgia pecan wood, 80cm (31.5”) length, designed by Peter
Mastrogiannis. 22 reeds represent the cities where Olympic games
were held since 1896. Gathered by 2 goldplated brass bands, the top
band displays the Atlanta torch logo and the quilt of leaves design,
the bottom band lists all Olympic cities since 1896. The wooden
pecan handle represents the connection of the flame between heaven
and earth. The flame was lit in Olympia. It reached Los Angeles on April 27
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and ended 84 days later in Atlanta carried by 10,000 relay runners, horses,
bicycles, trains, ships, and hydroplanes. EF. ($1,800)
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Sydney 2000 Official Torch. Three layers consisting of polished
stainless steel, anodized aluminum and coated aluminum, 77cm
(30.5”), designed by Blue Sky Design, Sydney, manufactured
by G.A. & L. Harrington. The three layers represent earth, fire and
water. EF. ($2,250)
Sydney 2000 Official Commemorative Torch. Officially
sanctioned by the IOC to be sold in a limited number to the public.
They sold out quickly. Center part open to show burning unit
inside. Mounted with descriptive background to be displayed on the
wall, 53x86cm (21”x34”). Mint. ($2,250)
TORCHES OF THE OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES
Innsbruck 1976 Official Winter Torch. Silvered, 74.6cm (29.4”),
designed by Vereinigte Metallwerke, Rantshofen. The torch design
includes a ski jump. Less than 100 made. VF-EF. Rare torch.
($5,500)
Sarajevo 1984 Official Winter Torch. Carried in the official torch
run from Olympia, Greece to Sarajevo. Stainless steel cylinder in
silver-colored aluminum alloy, bowl gold colored with “Sarajevo
’84” legend. Length 57.5cm, weight 680 grams. Manufactured by
Nippon K. under the supervision of Mizuno Corp. Cylinder
darkened from flame, burnt at top, bowl EF. Rare torch from the
Sarajevo Games. With original Mizuno display stand. ($5,750)
Lillehammer 1994 Winter Souvenir Torch. 60cm (23.8”), wood
and metal engraved with 6 winter events. Accompanied by wooden
display stand, 31cm (12.2”) tall featuring Lillehammer logo and
torch runner. EF. In original pictorial box. ($250)
Nagano 1998 Official Winter Torch. Aluminum, partially gilt,
55cm (21.7”) long, weight 1.5kg (3.3 pounds). Designed after
ancient Japanese torches called Taimatsu. It shows the Nagano
emblem and sports pictograms. A brightly colored cord wrapped
around the lower part forms the grip. Fueled with clean burning
propane, it burnt for about 20 minutes. The torch relay in Japan took
part from January 6 until February 7, when the Olympic fire was lit during
the opening ceremony. EF, lt. wear. Rare and beautiful torch. ($8,000)
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Salt Lake City 2002 Official Winter Torch. Silver colored metal
and glass, 83.8cm (33”) long. Shaped like a fiery icicle in motion,
the polished silver colored bottom bears the motto “light the fire
within”; center metal and glass top section in “frozen flame”
texture with logo on metal part. EF. ($2,250)
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SCARVES OF THE OLYMPIC GAMES
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The following collection of 75 different scarves comprises the largest group
ever offered for sale. While once useful, these colorful scarves can make
dramatic wall decorations now when framed.
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Paris 1900. Commemorative World’s Exposition Scarf.
Multicolor silk, 40.5x42.4cm (16”x16.7”). Aerial view of Paris with
Exposition. The Olympic Games were held in conjunction with the World’s
Exposition. EF. ($125)
Berlin 1936. Commemorative Blue Flags of Participating
Nations Scarf. Multicolor silk, 79x80.3cm (31.1”x31.6”). Six rows
of flags on blue background, large Olympic rings in corners. EF,
a few spots. ($175)
Berlin 1936. Commemorative Brown Flags of Participating
Nations Silk Scarf. Multicolor, 66x67.1cm (26”x26.4”). Six
diagonal rows showing flags of nations, large Olympic rings in two
corners. Sm. frays, VF-EF. ($150)
Berlin 1936. Commemorative Olympic Rings and Flags of
Participating Nations Scarf. Multicolor silk, 42.5x40cm
(16.7”x15.8”). Border of flags, Olympic rings in inside corners.
EF. ($125)
Helsinki 1940. Large Commemorative Flags of Participating
Nations Scarf. Multicolor design on cream-colored background,
77.5x74.5cm (30.5”x29.3”). Helsinki landmarks between flags of
participating nations. ($250)
Helsinki 1940. Large Commemorative Flags of Participating
Nations Scarf. As preceding scarf but on white background.
EF. ($250)
Helsinki 1940. Commemorative Olympic Games in Finland
1940 Silk Scarf. Multicolor, 37.5x44.5cm (14.8”x17.5”). Map of
Finland surrounded by landmarks incl. Olympic stadium, 1940
Olympic flag bearers, sports, etc. EF. ($150)
Pair of Helsinki 1940 Gray and Cream Silk Handkerchiefs.
Multicolor, 23.3x24.3cm (9.2”x9.6”). Nurmi, famous Olympic
champion, and Olympic rings over top of globe with Finland,
“XII Olympia Helsinki 20. VII – 4. VIII – 1940” on sides. The 1940
Helsinki Games were canceled due to World War II. EF. (2 pcs.) ($200)
Helsinki 1940. Commemorative Finnish Flag Handkerchief.
Multicolor silk, 21x22.2cm (8.3”x8.7”). Finnish flag with Olympic
rings between “1940-Helsinki Suomi”. EF. ($125)
Helsinki 1940. Commemorative Silk Handkerchief. Multicolor,
22.8x24.7cm (9”x9.7”). Olympic events and rings surrounded by
Finnish coat of arms. EF. ($100)
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Helsinki 1940. Olympic Stadium Silk Handkerchief. Multicolor,
24.2x26.7cm (9.5”x10.5”). Olympic stadium between Finnish flags
and Olympic rings. EF, frayed in center. ($75)
London 1948. Commemorative Torchbearer and Olympic
Events Scarf. Black and red, 84x83cm (33.1”x33”). Torchbearer
over London Olympic stadium surrounded by Olympic events,
border of names of participating countries including Palestine.
Abt. EF. ($150)
London 1948. Dutch Olympic Winners in London Commemorative Scarf. Multicolor, 68.7x73.5cm (27”x28.9”). Featured are
gold medal winners Fanny Blankers-Koen and Nelly van Vljet, and
bronze medal winner Willem Slijkhuis. EF. ($250)
Helsinki 1952. Colorful Finlandia Greets Olympic Visitors
Scarf. Multicolor, 72x75cm (28.3”x29.5”). Finlandia on Finnish
map, 1952 torch with rings above, surrounded by ribbon with
Olympic sports. EF. ($175)
Helsinki 1952. Large Commemorative Olympic Games Scarf.
Multicolor silk, 86.2x91.2cm (33.9”x33.9”). Map of Finland with
Olympic stadium, Helsinki city shields, Olympic rings and
“1952” on left, surrounded by ribbon with Olympic sports.
Sm. discoloration and hole, not detracting, o.w. EF. ($150)
Helsinki 1952. Large Commemorative Helsinki Olympic
Stadium Silk Scarf. Multicolor, 90.6x90.4cm (35.7”x35.6”).
Olympic stadium surrounded by flags of participating nations, large
Finnish flag, Olympic rings and “1952” at top. EF. ($175)
Helsinki 1952. Olympic Stadium and Events Silk Scarf. Red
with brown and white design, 68.5x63cm (27”x24.8”). Olympic
stadium surrounded by 1952 Olympic sports. EF. ($150)
Helsinki 1952. Large Helsinki Olympic City Silk Scarf.
Multicolor, 88x87cm. View of Helsinki landmarks, Olympic rings
within laurel wreath in corners. EF. ($175)
Helsinki 1952. Colorful Stadium and Olympic Events Scarf.
Silk, 72.5x72.5cm (28.5”x28.5”). Olympic stadium in center
surrounded by events. A few minor stains o.w. EF. ($125)
Helsinki 1952. Commemorative Coat of Arms Silk Scarf.
Multicolor, 73x73cm (28.7”x28.7”). Finnish flags in center surrounded
by coat of arms, “XV Helsinki 1952” in corners. EF. ($150)
Helsinki 1952. Colorful Flags of Participating Nations Linen
Scarf. 73.5x72.9cm (28.9”x28.7”). Helsinki Games legend over
rings surrounded by flags of participating nations, Finnish flag and
Olympic stadium in corners. EF. ($150)
Helsinki 1952. Commemorative Olympic Stadium and Venues
Silk Handkerchief. Multicolor, 28.9x28.2cm (11.4”x11.1”).
Stadium encircled by Olympic venues. EF. ($75)
Oslo Winter 1952. Commemorative Colorful Cotton Scarf.
72x73.5cm (28.4x28.9”). Shield and legend in center surrounded by
1952 Olympic winter sports. EF. ($175)
Melbourne 1956. Olympic Games 1956 and Olympic Cities
1896-1956 Silk Scarf. Multicolor, 69.9x71.1cm (27.5”x28”). Large
Olympic rings over continent with torch, ribbon with names of
Olympic cities 1896 to 1952 on sides. EF. ($175)
Melbourne 1956. Commemorative City View Silk Scarf.
Multicolor, 66x67.5cm (26”x26.6”). Torch over Australian
continent surrounded by Melbourne landmarks. EF. ($150)
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c105. Melbourne 1956. Flaming Torch over Australian Continent
Scarf. Multicolor silk, 42.5x43.5cm (16.7”x17.1”). Torch over
Australia surrounded by Australian flags and Olympic rings,
bordered by laurel leaves. EF. ($125)
c106. Melbourne 1956. Commemorative Silk Scarf. Multicolor,
66.5x66.5cm (26.2”x26.2”), made in Japan. Large Olympic flame
logo surrounded by sports, the stadium and crossed laurel branches.
Small frayed spot, o.w. EF. ($125)
c107. Melbourne 1956. Commemorative Olympic Stadium Silk Scarf.
Multicolor, 42.4x42.6cm (16.7”x16.8”), made in Japan. Aerial view
of Melbourne stadium surrounded by four Australian continents
with flags, divided by Olympic rings. EF. ($125)
c108. Melbourne 1956. Olympic Games and Events Silk Scarf.
Multicolor, 42.5x43.5cm (16.7”x17.1”). Flaming torch over continent
in laurel wreath, Olympic events around borders. EF. ($125)
c110. Melbourne 1956. Commemorative Multicolor Linen Scarf.
33.5x34cm (13.2”x13.4”). Melbourne City Map with Explanation
of Venues, the Olympic Stadium, and flame over Australia.
EF. ($100)
c111. Squaw Valley Winter 1960. Commemorative Olympic Winter
Events Silk Scarf. Multicolor, 72.5x72.6 (28.5”x28.6”). Skier over
Olympic rings and map in center surrounded by Olympic winter
sports. Dark blue border. EF. ($150)
c112. Squaw Valley Winter 1960. Commemorative Skier Scarf.
Multicolor silk, 78.5x77cm (30.9”x30.3”). Slalom skier and map of
area between Olympic legend and rings, Olympic winter events
around border. EF. ($175)
c113. Squaw Valley Winter 1960. Colorful Olympic Events Silk Scarf.
Multicolor, 72.5x72.6cm (28.5”x28.6”). Logo surrounded by
Olympic stadium, ice hockey, skiing, etc. EF. ($150)
c114. Rome 1960. Commemorative Torch Relay Silk Scarf. Multicolor,
58x56.6cm (22.8”x22.3”). Hand with flaming torch over maps
of Greece and Italy marking torch route from Olympia-AthensSicily-Rome. Olympic sports around border. EF. ($150)
115. Rome 1960. Flags of Participating Nations Silk Scarf.
Multicolor, 77x77cm (30.3”x30.3”). Flags of nations surrounded
by Olympic rings. EF, lt. soiling. ($85)
c116. Rome 1960. Commemorative Olympic Stadium and Events Silk
Scarf. Multicolor, 68.3x67.2cm (26.8”x26.5”). Stadium in center
surrounded by cyclist, hurdler, discus thrower, fencer, tennis and
soccer player, pole vaulter, and runner, landmarks of Rome around.
EF. ($150)
c117. Rome 1960. Commemorative Discus Thrower Silk Scarf.
Multicolor, 66x67cm (26”x26.4”). View of discus thrower and
coliseum, Olympic rings upper l. Yellow border and “Olimpiadi
1960” legend. EF. ($125)
118. Olympia, Greece, 1961. Olympic Stamps 1896-1960 Silk Scarf.
Multicolor, 74.5x78cm (29.3”x30.7”). Featured are Olympic
stamps with cancellations from 1896, 1906, 1933, 1936, 1938,
1956, and 1960. Some browning stains, tear. ($65)
c119. Tokyo 1964. Official Logo Scarf. Multicolor silk, 45.2x80.5cm
(17.8”x31.7”). Rising sun over rings and “Tokyo 1964”. EF. ($125)
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c120. Tokyo 1964. Large Commemorative Stadium and Olympic
Events Scarf by Mizuno Sporting Goods Company. Multicolor,
76.5x76cm (30.1”x30”). Olympic stadium in center surrounded by
Olympic summer events. EF. ($100)
121. Tokyo 1964. Pair of Olympic Games Events and Venues Silk
Scarves. Multicolor Event Scarf 42.5x42cm (16.7”x16.5”). Logo
surrounded by cherry blossoms and events with venue and date
information. Plus Olympic Venues in Tokyo Kanebo Silk Store
Scarf. Blue and black on white, 45.5x46.5cm (17.9”x19.8”). Both
EF. (2 pcs.) ($125)
c122. Innsbruck Winter 1964. Large Official Logo Silk Scarf.
Multicolor, 65.6x66.5cm (25.8”x26.2”). Red and white logo under
color Olympic rings on blue background, red and white border.
EF. ($150)
c123. Grenoble Winter 1968. Large Official Logo Silk Scarf.
Multicolor, 84.5x81.5cm (33.3”x32.1”), by Valdrome. Large
snowflake logo in center. EF. ($200)
c124. Grenoble Winter 1968. Olympic Winter Events Designer Silk
Scarf. Multicolor, 85x85cm (33.5”x33.5”), by Pierre Ambrogiani.
Bobsled, ski jump, skiing, ice hockey, speed skating, etc., bordered
by Grenoble Olympic Games text, Grenoble Olympic logo in
corners. EF. ($175)
125. Munich 1972. Large Navy Blue and White Logo Scarf.
80.5x76cm (31.7”x29.9”). EF. ($100)
c126. Munich 1972. Red and White Logo Scarf. 68.5x66cm (27”x26”).
Border of white spiral logos on red background. EF, sm. stains.
($100)
c127. Munich 1972. Large Light Blue and White Logo Scarf.
75x77cm (29.5”x30.3”). EF, sm. spots. ($90)
c128. Munich 1972. Blue-White and Green Logo Scarf. 75.5x77.5cm
(29.7”x30.5”). VF-EF, some lt. stains. ($75)
129. Innsbruck Winter 1976. Colorful Designer Logo Scarf. Silk,
58.6x60.5cm (23.1”x23.8”), by Striebzig. Large red and white logo
over golden Olympic rings on dark blue background, red-white-red
border. EF, framed, under glass. ($125)
c130. Innsbruck Winter 1976. Official Logo Silk Designer Scarf. Red,
black and yellow design, 66x66cm (26”x26”), by Striebzig. Large
center logo in red, white and yellow, on black. EF. ($150)
Color illustrations are marked “c”
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c131. Innsbruck Winter 1976. Olympic City Innsbruck Silk Scarf.
Multicolor, 66x67cm (26”x26.4”). Center of Innsbruck surrounded
by views of venues and nearby cities. EF. ($90)
c132. Montreal 1976. Olympic Torch and Events Silk Scarf.
Multicolor, 66x66cm (26”x26”). Hand holding flaming torch
surrounded by Olympic events; border of flags of participating
nations. EF. ($90)
133. Montreal 1976. Official Logo Scarf. White with red logos,
58x58cm (22.8”x22.8”). EF. ($75)
134. Montreal 1976. Official Pictograms Scarf. White, 57.5x58cm
(22.6”x22.8”). White with black pictograms, red logo above.
EF. ($75)
c135. Montreal 1976. Mascot Amik the Beaver Scarf. 67.5x68.5cm
(26.6”x27”). Orange Amik with red sash on black. EF. ($75)
136. Montreal 1976. Mascot Amik the Beaver Scarf. As preceding
scarf, but black beaver with red sash on white. EF. ($75)
c137. Montreal 1976. Large Target Silk Scarf. Multicolor, 67.5x69cm
(26.6”x27.2”). Large target, logo in lower right. EF, sm. spot. ($75)
c138. Montreal 1976. Pair of Green and Ocher Pictogram Scarves.
Multicolor cotton, 47x50cm (18.5”x19.7”). Blue, cream and black
pictograms on green and brown scarf; black and yellow pictogram
on ocher scarf. EF. (2 pcs.) ($100)
139. Montreal 1976. Canada Olympic Committee Scarf. Red and
yellow, 57x57cm (22.4”x22.4”). Yellow “Canada” and border, red
Canadian NOC logo in corners. EF. ($65)
c140. Montreal 1976. Red, Green and Yellow Logo Scarf. 67x67cm
(26.4”x26.4”). EF. ($65)
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c141. Lake Placid Winter 1980. Colorful Logo Scarf. 67x68cm
(26.4”x26.8”). Color logo with yellow border. EF. ($85)
142. Lake Placid Winter 1980. Official Logo Scarf. Cream and blue,
65x65.5cm (25.6”x26.2”). Logo in each corner. EF. ($60)
143. Lake Placid Winter 1980. Official Logo Scarf. As preceding
scarf, but cream and dark red. EF. ($60)
c144. Moscow 1980. Mascot Misha with Oak Branches Scarf.
Multicolor, 68.5x71cm (27”x28”). Large smiling Misha surrounded
by oak branches. EF. ($85)
145. Moscow 1980. Mascot Misha and Olympic Events Scarf.
Multicolor polyester and cotton, 59x56cm (23.2”x22”). Smiling
large Misha, bear illustrating Olympic events around borders.
EF. ($75)
146. Los Angeles 1984. “Go for the Gold” Scarf. Multicolor cotton,
61x55cm (24”x21.7”). Flags of participating nations, “Go for the
Gold” motto in corners. EF. ($65)
c147. Calgary Winter 1988. Colorful Mascots Hidy and Howdy Scarf.
68x68cm (26.8”x26.8”). Mascots and logos alternating around
border in Olympic colors. EF. ($80)
c148. Seoul 1988. Official Logo Silk Scarf. Multicolor, 85.5x89.5cm
(33.7”x35.2”). Large logo in center, smaller logos in four corners.
EF. ($100)
149. Seoul 1988. City Map with Olympic Venues Silk Scarf.
Raspberry and pink, 83x84cm (32.7”x33.1”), by Korean Amateur
Athletic Federation. EF. ($80)
c150. Barcelona 1992. Amsterdam 1992 Bid Designer Scarf by FongLeng. Navy blue and Dutch colors, 78.5x78.5cm (30.9”x30.9”).
Amsterdam 1992 bid logo and designer’s name in corners.
EF. ($75)
c151. Barcelona 1992. Friendship Between Nations Scarf. Multicolor,
76.5x78cm (30.1”x30.7”). Representatives of 17 nations holding
hands around globe, encircled by two rows of participating nations
flags. EF. ($75)
c152. Lillehammer Winter 1994. Mascots and Logo Scarf. Purple and
pink cotton, 54x55.5cm (21.3”x21.4”). Hakon and Kristin with
torch and logo in corners. EF. ($75)
153. Lillehammer Winter 1994. Multicolor Pin Design Scarf. Cotton,
55x53.5cm (21.7”x21.1”). EF. ($75)
c154. Nagano Winter 1998. Snowlets Mascots and Logo Cotton Scarf.
Multicolor, 51x49cm (20.1”x19.3”). Logo surrounded by
4 snowlets. EF. ($75)
OFFICIAL REPORTS OF THE OLYMPIC GAMES
171.
After the Games, the Organising Committee publishes a final report
comprising preparations, the Games and results. They are an important
source of information about the Olympic Games.
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Official Report. Athens 1896. Reprint in English by the U.S.
Olympic Committee. New York (ca. 1960). 112pp. illus., 13.9x21.6cm
(5.5”x8.5”). Stiff covers, corner creases, contents EF. ($100)
156. Official Report. St. Louis 1904. Sullivan, J. E. (Editor). Spaldings
Official Athletic Almanac for 1905. Olympic Games Edition
containing the complete official report of the Olympic Games of 1904.
New York, 1905. 283pp., many photos of Olympic events. Includes all
Olympic events from May to November 1904, summary of Olympic
events, preview to London 1908 Olympiad, etc. Original blue paper
cover, chipped at spine, o.w. EF. Very rare and important. ($5,000)
157. Official Report. Athens 1906. By P. Savvidis. According to the
Reports of the Olympic Committee. 164pp., 222 illus., 30x22cm
oblong, text in Greek, photo captions in Greek and French. Red
linen gilt, scuffed, partially faded, tear on 2 pages, contents o.w.
VF-EF. ($975)
158. Official Report. London 1908. Theodore Andrea Cook, London.
The British Olympic Association (1909). 796pp., many photos of
events, medals, badges, etc. First complete report by an organising
committee. Rebound in brown buckram for library use, spine gilt,
contents generally EF. ($500)
159. Official Report. Stockholm 1912. 1067pp., 305 photographic plates,
in Swedish. Extensive report on the Stockholm Games. Rebound in
blue linen with original covers and spine, contents VF-EF. ($400)
160. Official Report. Paris and Chamonix 1924. Text in French.
852pp. illus. Report on the Paris 1924 Games. Includes the report
of the first Olympic Winter Games in Chamonix, pages 643 to 838.
Large folio. Blue embossed linen gilt with leather spine, top of
spine missing, scuffed, contents VF-EF. ($800)
161. Official Report. Amsterdam 1928. Text in Dutch. 1042pp.,
heavily illus., fold-out charts in back. Blue linen gilt, ltly. scuffed,
contents EF. ($500)
162. Official Report. Lake Placid 1932. Compiled by G.M. Lattimer
(1932). 287pp., illus. Blue linen with gold embossed participation
medal on cover. Lt. wear on covers, contents EF. ($425)
163. Official Report. Los Angeles 1932. Published by the Organising
Committee. 815pp. illus., in b&w and color, many color plates.
Orange and black linen, embossed pictorial covers. EF. ($700)
164. Official Report. Garmisch-Partenkirchen 1936 Winter Games.
Text in German. 450pp., many photos, charts and color plates. Blue
linen gilt. Abt. EF. ($875)
165. Official Report. Berlin 1936. Text in German. 2 volumes, 1222pp.,
heavily illus., many plates, some in color. Linen gilt, with blindstamped gold eagle with Olympic rings. Covers lt. wear, lt. spots,
contents clean. (2 vols.) ($600)
c166. Official Report Berlin 1936 in English Language. 2 volumes,
1221pp. illus in b&w and color. Inside covers feature watercolor
paintings of the Australian Commonwealth Military Forces;
inscribed “Cpt. S. Maddern, VX 13338 2nd 8th Batt. A.L.F.” with
“Stalag VIIIB No. 29” stamp. Rebound in linen with original covers
(soiled, worn), contents foxed, VF-EF. Interesting POW camp
background of this scarce English report. (2 vols.) ($1,750)
167. Official Report. Berlin 1936. Text in English, Volume II only.
Pages 642 to 1223, illus. in b&w and color. Ex library. Cover
soiled, scuffed, taped, contents VF. ($500)
168. Official Report. London 1948. 580pp., illus. Numerous plates
featuring events, tickets, etc. Green cloth, ltly. faded, contents
EF. ($575)
169. Official Report. Oslo 1952. Text in Norwegian and English.
270pp., 96 photographic plates. Stiff paper cover, embossed logo,
lt. browning and soiling, contents VF-EF. ($800)
170. Official Report. Helsinki 1952. Text in Finnish. 768pp., heavily
illus., many plates. Half leather gilt, spine raised, ltly. scuffed,
contents EF. ($475)
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Official Report. Cortina 1956. Text in Italian and English. 779pp.,
illus. in b&w and color. Section on badges, diplomas, medals, tickets,
etc., all shown in color. Linen with blue dust jacket. EF. ($750)
Official Report. Stockholm 1956. Text in Swedish and English.
270pp., illus., 4 maps in back pocket. Blue linen gilt. Ltly. scuffed,
contents EF. ($650)
Official Report. Melbourne 1956. Text in English. 760pp., illus.,
green linen gilt. EF. ($600)
Official Report. Squaw Valley 1960. Text in English. 159pp.,
illus., red and blue linen, ltly. scuffed, contents EF. ($575)
Official Report. Rome 1960. Text in English. 2 volumes, 893pp.
and 1050pp., heavily illustrated, many full-page, some in color.
Blue leatherette covers gilt. Abt. EF. (2 vols.) ($800)
Official Report. Rome 1960. Text in Italian. 2 vols., 893 and 1048pp.,
many illus., some in color. Blue hard covers gilt. VF-EF (2 vols.) ($750)
Official Report. Innsbruck 1964. Text in German. 350pp., illus. Soft
covers in color, corners ltly. creased, contents EF. Scarce report. ($575)
Official Report. Tokyo 1964. Text in French. 2 volumes, 638 and
720pp., illus. with many color plates. Linen, in slipcase and
cardboard box. (2 vols.) ($1,200)
Official Report. Tokyo 1964. Text in Japanese. 2 volumes, 684pp.
and 720pp. illus. profusely in color and b&w. Ex. library. Linen,
covers blindstamped in gold and red, worn, contents VF-EF.
(2 vols.) ($500)
Official Report. Grenoble 1968. 408pp., illus., in b&w and color.
In French and English. Green linen gold stamped, in gilt linen
slipcase. EF. ($650)
Official Report. Sapporo 1972. Text in English and French.
495pp., illus. profusely in b&w and color. Blue linen with silverstamped logo on cover and spine, EF, in slipcover (sunned spine).
Rare report. ($1,200)
Official Report. Munich 1972. Text in German. 3 volumes, well
illustrated. Linen, in different colors, EF. (3 vols.) ($475)
Official Report. Innsbruck 1976. Text in German, French and
English. 316pp. illus. Blue leatherette covers with goldstamped
logo. EF. ($500)
Official Report. Montreal 1976. Text in English. 3 volumes. Vol. 1:
Organization, 618pp.; Vol. II: Facilities, 239pp.; Vol. III: Results,
698pp. Profusely illustrated, in red slipcase. (3 vols.) EF. ($600)
Official Report. Lake Placid 1980. Vol. 1: Final Report, 223pp.,
illus., English and French; and Vol. II: Official Results, 232pp.,
German, English and French. EF. (2 vols.) ($200)
Official Report. Moscow 1980. Text in English. 3 vols., 1411pp.
total, illus. in color. Red, blue and green linen. EF, lt. scuffing.
(3 vols.) ($750)
Official Report. Sarajevo 1984. Text in English, French and
Serbo-Croatian. 198pp., illus., 20.5x28.5cm (8.1”x11.2”). Soft
covers in color, EF. ($650)
Official Report. Calgary 1988. Text in English and French. 712pp.
illus. in color. Linen, EF, with dust jacket. ($375)
Official Report. Barcelona 1992. Text in English. 4 vols., 459,
431, 427 and 455pp. illus. Linen. New. (4 vols.) ($575)
Official Report. Barcelona 1992. Volume V. The Results. 530pp.
plus folder with 2 disks containing biographies of athletes. Black
linen, in black linen slipcover. Missing in most collections as the
5th volume was published later. New. ($275)
Official Report. Lillehammer 1994. Text in English. 4 vols.,
1879pp. illus. in color, many plates. In slipcase. New. (4 vols.) ($575)
Official Report. Atlanta 1996. Text in English. 3 vols., blue, green
and purple linen gilt. In slipcase. New. (3 vols.) ($600)
Official Report. Nagano 1998 Winter Games. Text in English.
Linen, 3 vols. and a CD ROM. In slipcase. New. Very hard to find
report as it was not available to the public. (4 vols.) ($1,250)
Official Report Sydney 2000 - Please inquire about availability.
And let us know about any reports missing in your collection as
we also service want lists.
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ANCIENT GREECE
Aspendos in Pamphylia. Silver Stater (ca. 385-370 BC).
Two wrestlers grasping each other. Rev. Slinger. Bold
VF. ($300)
Silver Stater of Aspendos. As preceding stater. VF-EF. ($250)
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THIRD NATIONAL GREEK
OLYMPIC GAMES, ATHENS, 1875
Participation Medal. Copper, 41mm, by Barre. Head r. of King
George I. Rev. Legend in crossed laurel branches. EF, in original
box, worn. ($700)
ATHENS, 1st OLYMPIC GAMES, 1896
Commemorative Olympic Stadium Medal, 1896. Goldplated AE,
29mm, by Xoytopoulos, struck by Pittner. View of stadium with
entrance which was planned but not completed until the 1906
Games. Rev. Laurel wreath with Greek legend “Olympic Games
776 X 1896”. EF, lt. scs. rev., with loop and ring. ($250)
Bulletin du Comite Internationale Des Jeux Olympiques.
Bulletin of the International Committee for the Olympic
Games, in French Language. Year 1, No. 1. Paris, July 1894.
4pp., 30x40.3cm (11.8”x15.9”). Report on the Olympic Congress
in June 1894 which restored the ancient Olympic Games as
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International Olympic Games, list of IOC members and delegates
of the Congress, article on Athens to hold the first modern Olympic
Games in 1896. Important document of the IOC and the restoration of the
Olympic Games. Browning, creases, center crease taped on inside
pages, VF. Rare. ($1,000)
Bulletin of the International Committee for the Olympic Games,
in French Language. Year 1, No. 2. Paris, October 1894. 4pp.,
30x39.8cm (11.8”x15.7”). Speech of Baron de Courcel at the Opening
of the Olympic Congress at the Sorbonne in June 1894; article by IOC
President Bikelas on the Greek Zappas Games, the ancient Greek
Olympic Games and their restoration; the state of worldwide athletics;
and news (formation of the Committee for the Paris 1900 Games, etc.)
Browning, creases, tears taped on inside covers, VF. ($750)
Bulletin of the International Committee for the Olympic
Games, in French Language. Year 1, No. 3, January 1895.
4pp., 29.8x40.2cm (11.7”x15.8”). Program of the Athens 1896
games on cover; rules for fencing event in 1896; news of National
Olympic Committees; the state of worldwide athletics; an
agreement between the IOC and Th. Cook & Son, London, to
publicize and organize travel to the Olympic Games of 1896, 1900
and 1904 (first commercial agreement!). Browning, creases, spine
and inside 2 pages taped. VF+. ($750)
Original Large Size Sepia Photo of the Panathenian Olympic
Stadium on Hurdles Event Day, April 10, 1896. Photo
40.5x30.1cm (16”x11.9”), matted with elaborate design (browned,
marginal damp-staining, soiled), in wooden frame, 61.1x52cm
(24.1”x20.5”). View of stadium with crowd, hurdles on field
(Thomas Curtis, USA, won gold). Signed on matting in ink by
photographer M. Venieris. Photo lt. wear, VF-EF. Important and
rare. ($1,400)
Original Large Size Sepia Photo of the Scene in Front of the
Olympic Stadium During the 1896 Olympic Games. Photo
40.1x29.6cm (15.8”x11.7”), matted with gilt border and flower
design, in wooden frame, 61x51.4cm (24”x20.2”). Large crowd in
front of the entrance to the stadium, vendors selling souvenirs at
right, photographer on ladder in center of photo. Horse-drawn
carriages arriving at stadium filled with capacity crowd, large group
of men standing on field. Possibly a photo of the Opening Day
April 6, 1896. Signed on matting by photographer, M. Venieris,
in ink. Lt. marginal creases, o.w. EF. Very rare. ($1,500)
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c203. (Poster) Scribner’s Poster for the April 1896 First Modern
Olympic Games. Black, orange and brown, 34.3x45.2cm
(13.5”x17.8”), designed by H. Mayer. Ancient Greek warrior, pillar
with flame at r., “The Olympic Games and their Revival” at l. EF,
sm. tears professionally repaired and lined on linen. ($1,500)
204. (Group of 7 Newspapers). Les Jeux Olympiques. Supplement
Du Messager d’ Athènes, 1896. The Olympic Games. Supplement to the “Messenger of Athens”, 1896, in French Language.
March 23/April 4, No. 9; March 27/April 8, No. 10; March
28/April 9, No. 11; March 29/April 10, No. 12; March 30/April 11,
No. 13; April 14, No. 14, and April 18, No. 15. Numbers 9, 14 and
15 are 8 pages each, all others 4 pages, as published. Complete
coverage of the first modern Olympic Games. No. 9 contains the
Opening of the games and the program of the 1896 events. All
issues report the daily results in all sports, the closing ceremony,
the breakfast by the Greek King in honor of the athletes,
distribution of prices, etc. Creases, browning, center creases taped,
VF. Very rare and important set. (7 pcs.) ($2,000)
205. (Newspaper) To Asti. Athens, April 3, 1896. 4pp. illus.,
92.4x63.5cm (36.4”x25”), in Greek language. Front and back cover
feature illustrations of Olympic winners in the 1896 Olympic
Games. Complete list of winners and events inside. Browning,
creased, taped incl. inside vertical crease, VF. Extremely rare.
($1,000)
206. (Newspaper) Pa Liggenesia. Athens, April 6, 1896. 4pp.,
67x46cm (26.4”x18.1”), in Greek language. Includes article on
page 2 about the 1896 Olympic Games with names of American
athletes. Browning, creased, taped on inside 2 pages. ($150)
207. Official Report. Athens 1896. Complete Report in 2 Parts, in
English and German. Part 1, The Olympic Games BC 776-AD
1896. 107pp. illus. And Part II, The Olympic Games in 1896.
119pp. illus. Athen-Leipzig and Athens-London, 1897. First part
relays story of ancient Olympic Games, illustrations of sports,
buildings, sculptures and vases. The second part reports the first
modern Olympic Games showing winners and participation medal,
stamps, postcard, events, dignitaries. Rebound without covers in
half leather gilt and marbled boards, ltly. scuffed. Inside browning,
many pages taped, VF+. Rare report. ($4,000)
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(Magazine) Massey’s Magazine, July 1896. Toronto, Canada.
74pp. illus., 17.4x25.2cm (6.9”x9.9”). Includes an 8-page
illustrated article on “The Olympic Games at Athens”, by A.C.
Tyler, American silver medal winner in Pole Vault. Report on all
events with results, photos of stadium, also on Marathon Day, etc.
It is not widely known that Tyler wrote an article on the 1896 Games. Color
covers chipped, contents clean, many pages chipped at lower r.
($250)
(Book) Burton Holmes Travelogues. Volume III. New York,
1910. 336pp. illustrated, many plates, 3 in color. Includes
“The Olympian Games” 112pp., report on the 1896 and 1906
Olympic Games. Many illustrations of events and winners. Bound
in brown linen, spine gilt, VF-EF. Interesting book. ($175)
PARIS, 2nd OLYMPIC GAMES, 1900
The 1900 Paris Olympic Games were held in conjunction with the World’s
Exposition. They played only a minor role. There were athletes who didn’t
know that the events they participated in were Olympic Games events.
Few items relate directly to the Games. For this reason, we are also offering
items commemorating the World’s Exposition.
210.
Shooting Winner’s Plaque. Silvered AE, 42x59mm, by Vernon.
Winged goddess scattering laurel branches over Paris exposition
grounds. Rev. Victorious athlete standing on podium inscribed
“CONCOURS DE TIR/VII CONCOURS/ NATIONAL”. Abt. EF.
($625)
211. Olympic Games Award Plaque. As preceding plaque but inscribed
“Exercises Physiques et Sports”. The 1900 Olympic Games were called
“Exercises Physiques et Sports”. EF. ($600)
212. Judge’s Plaque. Silvered AE, 36x50mm, by Roty. Rose and laurel
branches over Paris exposition grounds. Rev. Young winged boy
(New Century) taking torch from sleeping woman. Toned EF. ($175)
c213. (Poster) World’s Exposition in Paris 1900 Poster. Color
lithograph, 78.2x59.2cm (30.7”x23.3”), printed by Ogossens, Lille.
Aerial view of Paris with 1900 Exposition surrounded by 18
illustrations of Exposition landmarks. VF, creased, sm. tears
professionally repaired, lined on linen. ($1,250)
214. (Brochure) Twelve Tours to the Paris Exposition of 1900 by the
North German Lloyd Steamship Line Sailing from New York.
Raymond & Whitcomb Travel Agency, Boston, New York and
Philadelphia. 50pp., plus 8 plates, 13.1x10.1cm (5.2”x4”), fold-out
map of exposition grounds pasted in (burn holes). Article on the
Olympic Games in “Bois de Vincennes”. VF-EF. ($175)
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(Magazine) The North American Review. Vol. 170, No. 6, June 1900.
928pp., 17.5x24.4cm (6.9”x9.6”). Includes a 10-page article by Pierre
de Coubertin, The Meeting of the Olympian Games. Introduction of
IOC and its members, Athens 1896 games, the program of the 1900 Paris
games, etc. Orange stiff covers restored, contents EF. ($200)
ST. LOUIS, 3rd OLYMPIC GAMES, 1904
The 1904 Olympic Games in St. Louis were also held in conjunction with a
World’s Fair. This, again, detracted from the importance of the Games. Few
items are available which relate directly to the Olympiad. For this reason,
we are also offering some memorabilia from the World’s Fair, which
celebrated the Centennial of the Louisiana Purchase from Napoleon.
216.
Silver Award Medal of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition 1904.
Silvered AE, 66x66mm, by Weinberg. Louisiana cloaking Indian
maiden. Rev. Eagle with outspread wings on panel with award
legend. EF. ($175)
217. St. Louis 1904 “America Welcomes the World” Medal. AE,
50mm, by Depaulis. Welcoming scene. Rev. 6-line legend.
EF. ($125)
c218. Commemorative Heart-Shaped Pin. Goldplated, red, blue and
white enamel, 28x27mm. Fair building between “Louisiana
Purchase Exposition 1904”. EF. ($125)
c219. Commemorative Pin with Rhinestones. 28mm. Color lithograph
of fair with “St. Louis 1904” legend, surrounded by rhinestones.
EF. ($125)
220. (Poster) Bird’s Eye View of the St. Louis 1904 World’s Fair.
Black and white litograph, 73x58.7cm (28.7”x23.1”), by C. Juehne,
published by Robert Allan Reid, St. Louis. Aerial view of World’s
Fair with captions below including the “Athletic Field for Olympic
Games” shown in upper right. Rare poster of St. Louis with Olympic
Games venue. Unlisted in “Olympism” where only cover of the daily
program is shown. VF+, creases and sm. tears professionally repaired,
221.
lined on linen. ($2,500)
Official Guide to the World’s Fair. Published by Authority of
the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. St. Louis, 1904. 200pp. illus.,
streetcar map tipped in. Includes program of all athletic and
Olympic events. Cover chipped, torn, contents VF-EF. ($150)
c222. Daily Official Program Number 166, Wednesday, November 9,
1904. 17pp. illus., 15.4x23.6cm (6.1”x9.3”). 2-page map in center
featuring exhibition grounds with Athletic Field of Olympic Games
and Olympian Way, Railway Stop Nr. 6 at Stadium: Olympic
Games and Baseball. Photo of J. Sullivan, director of “Olympian
Games”. Color cover is shown as 1904 poster in IOC poster book.
Creased, VF. ($175)
223. St. Louis World’s Fair Map 1904. Supplement to the FourTrack News, May 1904. Multicolor, 4pp., 23.5x15.4cm
(9.2”x6.1”). City map location, plus 2-page inside map of the
exhibition with the Physical Culture stadium where the Olympic
Games were held. Aerial view of fair on back. VF. Chips. ($100)
224. (Brochure) Universal Exposition St. Louis 1904. Fold-out
brochure, 31pp. illus. Contains a section on “Physical Culture” and
the 1904 Olympic Games. EF. ($175)
225. (Book) Francis, David R. The Universal Exposition of 1904.
St. Louis, 1913. Volume II, 427pp, 310 photographic plates, fold-out
chart in back. Conclusions, financial statement 1901-1913 incl.
expenses for Physical Culture Department which held Olympic
Games, photographic plates of the exposition incl. world exposition
diplomas and award medals. Linen, scuffed, contents VF-EF. ($200)
226. (Book) Francis, David R. The Universal Exposition of 1904. St.
Louis, 1913. 690pp., 20.1x28cm (7.9”x11”). Inception and
Development of the St. Louis World’s Fair, January 1899 – May
1901. Includes 8-page article on Olympic Games, list of Olympic
lecture courses, and physical culture conventions held during the
Olympic Games; program of the games and Olympic trophies
donated and presented with list of names, club participants. Linen,
scuffed, water damage, damp staining at lower margin throughout
book, o.w. VF+. ($125)
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ATHENS,
INTERMEDIATE OLYMPIC GAMES, 1906
Silver First Place Winner’s Medal for Teams. Silver, 32mm.
Seated Victory, from ancient stater of Hilias, 430-420 BC, over
panel inscribed “Olympia” in Greek, palm branch below. Rev.
6-line Greek legend. First place winning team members received this
medal, a bronze medal was presented to second place winners. Toned EF,
with original loop and ring. ($2,200)
Second Place Team Winner’s Medal. Bronze, 31mm. Seated
Victory from ancient stater of Hilias, 430-420 B.C. EF, with loop
and ring, and original silk ribbon in Greek colors – blue, white,
blue. ($2,200)
Participant’s Badge. Goldplated, enameled in Greek colors,
36mm. Choice EF. Very scarce. ($600)
Participant’s Medal by Greek Organising Committee for 1906
Athletes. Silvered AE, 24x27mm, 4-line Greek legend. Rev.
Ancient Greek coin of Cos. 460 BC, Tarassouleas p. 214. With loop
and ring. EF. Rare. ($750)
Organising Committee Member’s Medal. Bronze, 24x27mm.
Greek coin of Cos, 460 BC. Rev. 4-line Greek legend. Tarassouleas
p. 214. With loop and ring. Toned EF. ($750)
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c233. Gold American Olympic Committee Member’s Badge. Unmarked
gold, 20 grams, 32x44mm, by Dieges & Clust. Greek and U.S. shield
over “MEMBER” and A.A.U. logo. “Olympic Games/Held at Athens
Greece/1906” legend. EF. Beautiful and rare badge in gold. ($1,750)
c234. Official Committee Button, 1906. Cream, blue and gold celluloid,
32mm. Laureated head l. of Zeus. EF. Rare. ($750)
235. (Book) Cook, Theodore Andrea. The Cruise of the Branwen.
Being a short History of the Modern Revival of the Olympic Games,
together with an Account of the Adventures of the English Fencing
team in Athens in 1906. Privately Published. May 7, 1908.
Dedicated to the British Olympic Council. XVIII, 166pp.,
34 photographic tipped-in plates: Opening Ceremony, English team,
English fencing team, fencing competitions, Sherring winning
marathon, etc. With gilt titles, scuffed, faded, soiled, tears on spine,
inside fly paper pencil writing, contents VF-EF. Rare. ($500)
LONDON, 4th OLYMPIC GAMES, 1908
c236. Score Keeper’s Badge. Silvered, 58mm. Blue enameled band with
Olympic legend around Britannia’s helmeted head l. Toned EF.
($2,500)
c237. Judge’s Badge. Silvered AE, 57mm, made by Vaughton. Helmeted
head of Athena left, facing laurel branch, surrounded by blue
enameled band with legend. EF, some toning. ($2,000)
238. Participant’s Badge. Silvered AE, blue enamel, 30mm. Numbered
on back. Toned EF. ($550)
239. (Brochure). Tennis and Rackets. Program, Definitions, Laws,
and Conditions of Competition. 26pp., 16.7x24.5cm (6.6”x9.6”).
Yellow stiff covers, lt. hdlg. on cover, contents EF. ($325)
240. Lawn Tennis Competitions. Rules and Conditions of Competition
for Covered Courts (Queen’s Club) and Grass Courts (Wimbledon).
Entries closing on April 28, 1908 (covered court) and June 6th,
1908 (grass court). Corner crease, VF-EF. ($150)
241. Programm. Program of the Olympic Games in London, 1908.
12pp., 16.7x24.9cm (6.6”x9.8”), in German language (1907).
Includes aviation competitions, skating (figure and speed skating)
and automobile racing which were all planned for 1908. Stadium
on cover. Tear in lower spine, trace of mounting on right margin on
back, o.w. EF. Rare. ($200)
242. British Olympic Council. Allgemeine Bestimmungen. General
Rules and Regulations of the London 1908 Olympiad, in German.
2pp. 18.3x24.3cm (7.2”x4.6”), with “Berlin 4. Jul. 1907” stamp on
top. Trace of glue along r. margin on back, o.w. abt. EF. ($150)
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Entry Form for Shooting, Rifle and Pistol, Closing on June 1st,
1908. Blue, 2pp., 16.5x24.8cm (6.5”x9.8”). Includes amateur
declaration, definition of “country”, etc. Punchholed, strengthened
by tape on one side, creases, VF+. Rare. ($200)
(Sheet Music) Olympic March and Two-Step. Dedicated to the
Athletes of the World. Music by F.A. Fralick, published by A.H.
Goetting, Toronto. 3pp., 26.9x35.5cm (10.6”x14”). Photo of
Opening Ceremony in London Olympic Stadium on cover. Creases,
sm. tears, lt. soiling, VF-EF. ($300)
(Book) Sport and Athletics in 1908. An Annual Register of every
of sport in the United Kingdom including a List of Results
in the Olympic Games. London (1909). 458pp., 37 different
sports, 35pp., and 160pp. Racing in 1908. Informative yearbook.
Red and green linen, scuffed, lt. soiling, inside browning, o.w.
EF. ($300)
STOCKHOLM, 5th OLYMPIC GAMES, 1912
246. Silver Second Place Winner’s Medal. Silver, 33mm, by Lindberg/
MacKennal. Medieval herald, statue of Ling, founder of Swedish
gymnastics, at r. Rev. Victorious athlete being crowned by 2 seated
females. Abt. EF. ($2,900)
247. Bronze Third Place Winner’s Medal. Bronze, 33mm, by
Lindberg/MacKennal. Medieval herald, statue of Ling, founder of
Swedish gymnastics, at r. Rev. Victorious athlete being crowned
by 2 seated females. Loop at top, EF. ($2,000)
c248. Cloisonné Vase Featuring Summer Sports. Created by Hjalmar
Norrstroem, Eskilstuna, Sweden for the First Olympic Art
Exhibition held in conjunction with the Stockholm Olympiad 1912.
48cm (18.9”) tall, 22cm (8.7”) wide. Illustrated are Running,
Soccer and Tennis, female figure between illustrations. Official
report p. 808 (English edit). Unique and beautiful Art Nouveau vase.
Norrstroem was famous for his cloisonné work. EF. ($7,000)
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Official Commemorative Olympic Stadium Plaque. Cast bronze,
24.5x16.5cm, by H. Tengborn. Participant’s badge and flags above
stadium, wisteria flowers on either side, Olympic legend below.
Attractive Art Nouveau plaque. Toned EF. ($450)
c249a. Commemorative Blue and White Stockholm Olympic Stadium
Porcelain Plate. 23.3cm (9.2”), made by Roerstrand. Aerial view
of stadium decorated with flags, surrounded by laurel wreath,
Olympic legend on scroll at bottom. EF. ($575)
250. Commemorative Pewter Cup. 90mm (3.5”) high, by two oak
wreaths surrounding dates of the 1912 Games and 3 Swedish
crowns connected by oak garlands and commemorative legend.
VF, scs. Still a nice souvenir. ($175)
251. Commemorative Silver Cup with Participant’s Badge. 9cm
(3.5”) tall. Silvering worn on high points, lt. bumps at top.
VF. ($175)
252. (Brochure) Programme et Disposition Génerales. Program,
Rules and Regulations, in French Language. 35pp. illus.,
14.6x22.2cm (5.7”x8.7”). EF. ($175)
253. Bound Set of 6 Official Guide Programs. 16pp. illus., each
program 21.8x29.7cm, in 4 languages. July 6 (Opening Ceremony),
July 9, and July 11 to 14 (Marathon Day). Bound in yellow-blue
linen, ltly. soiled, programs VF+. ($250)
254. (Program) Stadium Program July 15, 1912. 48pp. illus.,
14.7x22.3cm (5.8”x8.8”), in Swedish and English. Baseball,
Equestrian, Wrestling, etc. Includes list of all results through
July 14 (Jim Thorpe wins Pentathlon). Lt. browning, o.w.
EF. ($125)
20th ANNIVERSARY OF THE RESTORATION
OF THE OLYMPIC GAMES, 1914
c255. (Poster) XXth Anniversary of the Restoration of the Olympic
Games, 1914. Color lithography, 72.3x102.5cm (28.5”x40.4”),
designed by E. Elzingre, printed by Affiches Atar, Geneva.
Victorious athlete on horseback holding statue of Victory, horse led
by 2 young boys. Olympism p. 153. EF, professionally lined
on linen. A beautiful poster. ($4,000)
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(Program) Festivities of the XX th Anniversary of the
Restoration of the Olympic Games and IOC Congress in Paris,
1914. 7pp., 15.9x24.1cm (6.3”x9.5”), in French. Topic of the
Congress were Olympic Regulations. Lt. foxing, creases.
VF. ($150)
BERLIN, 6th OLYMPIC GAMES, 1916 (Canceled)
German Olympic Trials for Berlin 1916 Winner’s Medal (1913).
Bronze, 50mm. Bust r. of Wilhelm II. Rev. Legend “To the Winner
in the Olympic Trials”, transl. EF, lt. toning. ($175)
Winner’s Medal in the Viktor V. Podbielsky Games Held in
Place of the Berlin 1916 Olympic Games in the German
(Olympic) Stadium in Berlin in June 1916. Cast blackened iron,
90mm. Bust r. of Podbielsky who was instrumental in building the
stadium. Rev. Victorious athlete. The Berlin 6th Olympic Games were
cancelled due to World War I. EF. Rare. ($1,000)
Svenska Spelen Official Silver Plaque, 1916. Hallmarked,
41x55mm, by Sven Kulle. Bust r. of armored Viking, legend and
date above. Games were held in place of the Berlin 1916 Olympic Games.
VF-EF. ($300)
Victor von Podbielsky Games in the Berlin Olympic Stadium,
1919. Bronze Winner’s Medal. Bronze, 90mm, by W. Schmarje.
Head r. of Podbielsky who was instrumental in the stadium project.
Rev. Three nude male runners r. over 3-line winner’s legend. Abt.
EF/EF. Rare. ($500)
Bid by Phone, Fax, Email and Mail
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Complete Bound Set of 39 World War I Club News of Berlin
Sport Club (B.S.C.), August 6, 1914 to Mid December 1918.
192pp., 23x31.2cm (9.1”x12.3”). Includes mention on Berlin 1916
Olympic Games, German participants, results for BSC members in
1916 Podbielski Games, letter from the trenches by Carl Diem, etc.
Bound in stiff paper. VF-EF. ($150)
(Brochure) Stadion-Album. The Stadium in Berlin, published
by the German Reich Commission for Sport (NOC), 1919. 88pp.
illus., many photos, 11.5x18.3cm (4.5”x7.2”), in German language.
Includes article on construction of the stadium (for the 1916
Olympic Games in Berlin), the stadium and sports events during the
war years; map of stadium which later was the location of the
Berlin Olympic Games 1936, etc. Stiff paper covers, scuffed, spine
torn, contents VF-EF. ($150)
(Book) Jahrbuch 1914 für Volks-und Jugendspiele. Yearbook
1914 for Sports, in German. Leipzig and Berlin, 1914. 286pp.
illus., 15.1x22.7cm (5.9”x8.9”). Includes 17-page report on the
inauguration of the Berlin (Olympic 1916) stadium with call to
Germany to prepare for the 1916 Olympic Games; the German
University Olympics 1913, all German sports literature published in
1913 etc. Stiff covers creased, scuffed, stain in upper r. corner
throughout book, o.w. clean. ($175)
ANTWERP, 7th OLYMPIC GAMES, 1920
Gold First Place Winner’s Medal. Goldplated silver, 60mm,
by Dupon. Nude victorious athlete with palm branch and laurel
wreath, fame blowing horn. Rev. View of Antwerp. Toned EF/VFEF. ($3,500)
Silver Second Place Winner’s Medal. Silver, 60mm, by Dupon.
Nude victorious athlete with palm branch and laurel wreath, fame
blowing horn. Rev. View of Antwerp. Toned EF. ($2,750)
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(Brochure) Gymnastics. Program, Rules and General Regulations,
in English language. 51pp., 3 plates, 12.4x20.4cm (4.9”x8”). Red
stiff covers. EF. ($250)
(Brochure) Swimming. Program, Rules and General Regulations,
in English language. 67pp. illus., 3 plates, 12.5x20.4cm (4.9”x8”).
Orange stiff covers. EF. ($250)
(Program) Competition de Lutte Gréco-Romaine. Program of
Greco-Roman Wrestling, August 16-20, 1920, Zoological
Garden, Salle des Fêtes. 6 green fold-out pages, 12.4x28.9cm
(4.9”x11.4”) each section. 3-page chart with participants in all
wrestling events by country, and page for noting results. Crease,
lt. discoloration VF-EF. Scarce. ($250)
Order Form for Bergval’s Swedish Report on the Olympic
Games in Antwerp 1920, published by Ahlen & Akerlund,
Stockholm. 23.2x32.7cm (9.1”x12.9”). Creased, VF-EF. ($75)
(Swedish Report) Bergvall, Erik. De Olympiska Spelen I
Antwerpen 1920. Stockholm, 1920. 160pp. illus. throughout,
36x27cm (14.2”x10.6”), in Swedish. Extensive report of the
Antwerp Olympic Games in 3 parts with many photos of Olympic
events. Linen and gold stamped boards with head of Zeus, corners
scuffed, sm. spots and lt. wear, browning, contents clean. ($575)
CHAMONIX,
1st OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES, 1924
(Brochure) French Olympic Committee. Results of the Olympic
Winter Games in Chamonix, Jan. 25 to Feb. 5, 1924. 16pp. illus.,
24.5x32.3cm (9.7”x12.7”), in French. Detailed list of results for
each participant in each sport. Spine and a few pages taped,
creased, VF. Rare. ($275)
See lot 32 for a bronze winner’s and participation medal.
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PARIS, 8th OLYMPIC GAMES, 1924
c272. Silver Second Place Winner’s Medal. Silver, 55mm, by Rivaud.
Legend surrounded by sports equipment. Rev. Winner helping
fallen athlete back on his feet. Toned EF. ($3,500)
c273. Bronze Third Place Winner’s Medal. Bronze, 55mm, by Rivaud.
Legend surrounded by sports equipment. Rev. Winner helping
fallen athlete back on his feet. Toned EF. ($2,750)
274. Polish Team Pin. Brass, 29x29mm. Winning athlete with laurel
wreath. EF. ($200)
275. Olympic Salute Medal, Paris 1924. AE, 18x27mm. Olympic
winner with laurel wreath and palm branch, saluting. Rev. Olympic
rings and legend. Integral loop, EF. ($125)
c276. 1924 American Olympic Team Patch. Blue-white-red wool,
shield-shaped, 15.3x15.4cm (6”x6.1”). “1924/AMERICAN/
OLYMPIC TEAM” in 3 lines. VF. Very rare. ($400)
c277. Paris 1924 English Enamel Box. Multicolor enameled copper,
58mm, 30mm high, hand made in the 1980’s by Crummies & Co.,
England. Olympic salute poster design, Olympic motto and Paris
1924 Olympic Games legend inside top. IOC president’s gift.
EF. ($175)
c278. Official Olympic Salute of the Athletes Poster. Multicolor
lithography, 80x120cm (31.5”x47.2”), by Jean Droit, printed by
Machard et Cie, Paris. Athletes giving Olympic salute, tricolor
French flag behind. Olympism p. 27. Creases, professionally lined
on linen. Impressive poster. ($5,500)
279. Eighth IOC Congress in Prague Badge. Brass, 32x36mm.
Rowers on Moldava, Hradschin in distance, encircled by scroll with
legend. EF. ($175)
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(Magazine) Die Olympiade. Revue des Internationalen Sports.
Official Organ of the IOC and the Swiss Olympic Committee. Nr.
2/3, March 1928. 71pp. illus., 23.7x34.2cm (9.3”x13.5”), in German.
All events, opening and closing ceremonies, winners, results, Sonja
Henie on cover. Cover chipped, lt. browning, VF. ($175)
c284a. (Book) Wagner, Julius. Olympische Spiele 1928 St. Moritz
and Amsterdam. Olympic Games 1928 St. Moritz, Amsterdam,
Zürich, 1928. 112pp. illus. plus 108 photographic plates,
23.5x32.9cm (9.3”x13”), in German language. Detailed report,
profusely illustrated, of events in 1928 winter and summer games.
Color covers, creased, tears on spine, contents VF-EF. ($200)
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ST. MORITZ,
2nd OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES, 1928
280. Third Place Bronze Winner’s Medal. Bronze, 50mm, by Arnold
Huenerwadel. Skater with outstretched arms within ice crystals,
logo of the St. Moritz skating club. Rev. 5-line French legend
between olive branches, rings above. EF. ($4,000)
c281. Participant’s Badge. Silvered, color enamel, 32mm. Numbered on
back. Abt. EF. ($700)
282. Commemorative Ski and Boot Pin. Silvered, 52x15mm. Color
rings affixed on boot, “1928 – St. Moritz” on ski. Abt. EF. ($200)
c283. Winner’s Diploma. Brown and gold, 40x34.5cm (15.8”x13.6”).
Laurel branch over legend, Olympic rings below. Signed in ink by
Swiss NOC President W. Hirschy. Unissued. EF. Rare. ($975)
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AMSTERDAM, 9th OLYMPIC GAMES, 1928
Commemorative Flag Pin. Gilt, 22x26mm. Color rings between
legend. EF, sm. spot. ($100)
American Olympic Team Belt Buckle. Silvered, 45x38mm.
American shield with rings within legend “AMERICAN OLYMPIC
TEAM AMSTERDAM 1928”. Abt. EF. Very scarce. ($250)
Tall Commemorative Green Glass Vase. 18.5cm (7.3”) tall,
11.4cm (4.5”) at top. Green, red, gold and black Amsterdam shield
within crossed laurel branches on white oval background, between
“OLYMPIADE 1928 AMSTERDAM”. EF. Rare. ($475)
Commemorative Yellow Glass Vase. 12cm (4.7”) tall, made by
famous Leerdam Glass Factory. Amsterdam shield and legend over
decorative circular design. EF. ($250)
Commemorative Cobalt Blue Glass Vase. 11cm (4.3”) tall, made
by famous Leerdam Glass Factory. Olympic legend in 2 lines,
EF. Beautiful color. ($250)
Commemorative Multicolor Olympic Events Porcelain Plate.
25cm (9.8”), by Société Ceramique, Maastricht. Supported
Amsterdam city shield in circle of six events: soccer, rowing,
running, swimming, cycling, and tennis. EF. ($350)
Small Handpainted Olympic Discus Thrower Vase. Multicolor
ceramic, 4.5cm (1.8”) tall, made by Distel, Holland. Discus thrower
and Olympic Games 1928 legend, multicolor design around vase.
EF. ($200)
Ticket Order Form #558 for Season Pass in Athletics,
Marathontribune, payment of ƒ 20.30 due by June 14, 1928.
21.4x27.6cm (8.4”x10.9”), in Dutch. Creased, VF-EF. ($100)
Ticket Order Form #176 for Season Pass in Cycling,
Marathontribune, payment of ƒ12.50 due by June 14, 1928.
21.4x27.4cm (8.4”X10.9”), in Dutch. Creased, VF-EF. ($100)
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Swimming and Water Polo Ticket Price List, August 4-11, 1928.
Pink, 28.1x20.2cm (11.1”x8”). With map of swimming stadium,
in Dutch language. Creased, VF. ($100)
Swimming and Water Polo Ticket Price List, August 4-11, 1928.
As preceding list but in French language. Creased, VF-EF. ($100)
Ticket. Fencing, Price ƒ 1.50. Lt. brown, 10.8x6.3cm (4.3”x2.5”),
with purple overprint “11”, August 11 (?): Terszkyansky, Hungary
won Sabre, Individual on this day. Crease, abt. EF. ($125)
Ticket. Field Hockey, Bleachers, Price ƒ 0.50. Black and white,
11x6.2cm (4.3”x2.4”). Penciled on back “Ned.-Frankrijk 5-0”.
VF-EF. ($100)
Louis Raemaeker, Artist. De Olympiade Gulden-Fonds.
The Olympiad Gulden Fundraising Program by Dutch Newspapers
“De Telegraf” and “De Courant Het Nieuws van deu Dag”.
24.4x32.2cm (9.6”x12.7”). 4 page cover, taped on inside around
margins, contains brown and black print of an Olympic fund
collector by Louis Raemaeker, known Dutch artist who donated his
drawings for the fundraising effort. VF-EF. ($150)
Interesting Group of 13 Press Photos of Olympic Soccer
Matches. 24x18cm (9.4”x7.1”). All described on back in English:
Egypt-Turkey (2); Italy-France (3); Italy-Spain (5); Egypt-Portugal
(1) and Argentina-Egypt (2). VF-EF. (13 pcs.) ($300)
(Sheet Music) Sport Staalt Spieren. Sport Strengthens Muscles.
Olympiad March. Text by Kees Pruis, and music by J. Klein and
F. Doelle. 4pp., 26x32cm (10.2”x12.6”), published by A. Cohen,
Amsterdam. Marginal tears, VF-EF. ($100)
(Newspaper) De Olympiade. Official Organ of the “1928
Comité” and the IOC. Three issues, 8 pages illus. each,
30.8x46cm (12.1”x18.1”). Sept. 22, 1926: ladies will participate in
athletics, lawn tennis, amateurism, in Dutch. January 25, 1928:
rules of art competition, radio transmission, etc., in Dutch, and
another issue of the same date in English, German, Dutch, and
French, but with different articles: National participation in the
St. Moritz Winter Olympic games, accommodations in Amsterdam,
etc. Browning, tears, creased. Rare. (3 issues). ($150)
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303.
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(Card Album) Olympia 1928 Amsterdam. By Heinrich Franck,
Berlin/ Ludwigsburg. 28 stiff pages with 84 pasted-in photographic
color prints, 28.5x24.5cm (11.2”x9.6”). Shown are all medal
winners in Amsterdam 1928 with captions in German, including
2 pages with 6 prints of St. Moritz 1928 medal winners. Stiff green
and yellow covers (name in ink), lt. corner creases, contents EF.
($200)
(Book) Diem, Dr. Carl (Editor). Jahrbuch der Leibesübungen,
1929. Yearbook of Sports, 1929, in German. Berlin, 1929. 256pp.
illus., 14.3x22cm (5.6”x8.7”). Includes a wealth of information.
IOC protocol, IOC member addresses, worldwide NOC’s,
addresses of sports federations, history of sport by worldwide
countries, Maccabi World Organizations, all German sports books
and articles published in 1928, 2 photos of Amsterdam 1928
Olympic Games, etc. Stiff blue and red covers, spine faded,
contents EF. ($150)
(Report) V th Congress of the Socialist Workers Sports
International in Prague, October 12-14, 1929. 120pp., fold-out
map in back, 14.3x22.3cm (5.6”x8.8”). Reports on years 1927-29
of the international workers sport movement in Europe and
overseas incl. Palestine and North America, plans for Workers
Olympic Games in Vienna 1931, etc. Paper covers faded, number
taped around lower spine, contents browning, o.w. VF-EF. ($150)
(Report) 2. Arbeiter Olympiade. Second Workers Olympiad in
Photo and Text, Vienna, July 19-26, 1931. 48pp., 187 photos,
23x30.5cm, captions in German, Czech, French, and Spanish. Map
in front illustrating participation by countries incl. Palestine (94)
and USA (6). Red and black cover creased, torn, paper loss,
contents VF-EF. ($125)
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316
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321
LAKE PLACID,
3rd OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES, 1932
306. Olympic Winter Games Commission Bob Run Button. Red and
cream celluloid, 43mm. Numbered, plus a yellow-signed waiver
January 1, 1932, corresponding to the number on the button,
14.5x15.9cm (5.7”x”6.3”), creased. Button EF. (2 pcs.) ($475)
c307. 1932 Olympics Colorful Felt Patch. 16.5cm (6.5”). Color
Olympic rings between “OLYMPICS-1932” in white border.
Becker-47. EF. ($100)
308. Official Stationary of the Organising Committee, the New York
State Olympic Winter Games Commission for the III Olympic
Winter Games 1932. EF. ($100)
LOS ANGELES, 10th OLYMPIC GAMES, 1932
309. Yachting Official’s Badge. Silvered, 39x40mm. Toned EF. With
green ribbon, ltly. faded, detached. One of 32 badges. Rare. ($475)
310. German Silver Medal Winner’s Badge Presented by German
Olympic Committee. Silvered AE, 22mm. EF. Rare. ($300)
311. Large Official Presentation Plaque. Copper, mounted on wood,
31x41cm (12.2”x16.1”). Olympic Games legend over color logo of
the Games, “Bearing the Torch high...” in 4 lines below. Olympic
sports on left side. EF. Rare. ($750)
311a. Appreciation Medal for a Member of the Chorus, 1932. Bronze,
38mm. Flag bearer. Rev. 3-line appreciation legend. EF, ltly. uneven
toning. ($200)
c312. Official Cigarette Case with Color Logo. Silvered, 8.6x7.7cm
(3.4”x3”). Affixed in center in the enameled official logo of the
1932 Los Angeles Games on American shield with superimposed
color Olympic rings and laurel branch, “1932 Xth Olympiad” on
ribbon below. Sm. spots, VF-EF. Very scarce. ($475)
c313. Commemorative Colorful Wall Hanging. Multicolor shiny velvet,
45.6x40.2cm (18”x15.8”). Discus thrower over shield with rings and
laurel branch, “X Olympiad Los Angeles 1932” on 3 sides. EF. ($250)
317
c314. Commemorative Seat Pad. Multicolor padded cotton, 35x36.9cm
(13.8”x14.5”), made by G.M. Pad Co., Los Angeles. Runner with
“X” on chest between “1932 X/Olympic Games/Los Angeles
California/July 30- August 14”. EF. ($175)
315. Olympic and Movie Star Souvenir Deck of Cards. Cards show
“Call to the Olympic Games” poster logo on back, front features
flags of participating nations, movie stars, the Olympic stadium and
other Olympic venues. EF, in pictorial box, lt. wear. ($175)
316. Swedish Team Welcome Letter to the Olympic Village on
Official Stationary. Red and blue, 21.4x27.6cm (8.4”x10.9”),
in Swedish with gilt embossed stamp, signed in ink by Mr. Garland.
Welcome to the first Olympic village, an idea which should further
peace among nations. EF. Rare. ($225)
317. Xth Olympiad Los Angeles 1932. Catalogue of Competition and
Exhibition of Art. Los Angeles Museum, Exposition Park. 73pp.
and photographic plates of works of art in competition. Incl. list
of all works, all artists with addresses. Stiff covers ltly. soiled,
contents EF. ($200)
318. (Sheet Music) All Hail Olympians. Music by Charles Arthur
Ridgway, Text by Mona Kenaston. 4pp., 23.3x31.1cm (9.2”x12.2”).
Text with logo on cover, between illustrations of different nations.
Sm. tears, chip on cover, VF. ($150)
319. Autographed Brown and White Photographic Postcard of the
4th Place Dutch Women’s 4x100m Team. Team with flowers after
successful race, signed in ink on r. EF. ($75)
c320. (Magazine) Panorama. Polish Magazine Nr. 31, 1932, Warsaw.
15pp. illus., in brown and white and color, in Polish. Incl. article
on Los Angeles Games. VF, spots on back. ($75)
321. (Book) Complete Collection of the 39 Official Programs,
Los Angeles 1932. 19.6x27.5cm (7.7”x10.8”). Includes programs
from opening and closing ceremonies, Olympic Park, Olympic
Auditorium, Long Beach Marine Stadium and Los Angeles Harbor.
Bound with color covers in blue linen, goldstamped, with logo.
Lt. scuffing, o.w. EF. ($750)
c322. (Polish Report) Polacy Na Igrzyokach X Olimpjady 1932.
Poland at the X th Olympiad 1932, in Polish. Published by
the Polish Olympic Committee. Warsaw (1933). 92pp. illus.,
23.1x31.3cm (9.1”x12.3”). Report on the Polish participation
in Lake Placid winter and Los Angeles summer games with many
interesting illustrations. Red-white and blue stiff covers featuring
Polish team pins 1924 to 1932, lt. creases, tape on parts of spine,
contents VF-EF. ($200)
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332
334
335
336
c323. 33rd IOC Session in Athens 1934. Official Commemorative Pin.
Goldplated, rings in color, 30x17mm. Olympic rings over gold laurel
branches. Pin came with 1934 session badge, Auction 39, lot 255.EF. ($175)
324. Austrian Youth Sports Week Participant’s Plaque, 1934. Silvered
AE, 35x60mm, by Placht. Austrian eagle over Olympic rings. Rev.
“Oesterr. Jugend Sportwoche 1934” in 4 lines. EF. ($125)
c325. Dutch Olympic Committee Merit Diploma, 1934. Black and
gold, by Atelier Begeer, printed by Versluys & Scherjon, Utrecht,
39.5x55cm (15.6”x21.6”). Text within decorative border with NOC
logos, sporting scenes from ancient Greek vases at bottom.
Browning, a few spots, VF+. Very attractive. ($200)
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340
GARMISCH-PARTENKIRCHEN,
4th OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES, 1936
c326. Silver Second Place Winner’s Medal Won by a Member of the
Canadian Ice Hockey Team. Silver, 98mm (3.9”), by R. Klein.
Victory with laurel wreath in triga to l., bobsled, ski, hockey stick
and skate below. Rev. Large Olympic rings surrounded by
“IV OLYMPISCHE WINTERSPIELE 1936”. This is the largest
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333.
winner’s medal. A gold winner’s medal from Garmisch, 1936 was sold
recently for $35,000. EF, in presentation case. Very rare. ($20,000)
c327. Silver Second Place Winner’s Medal in Curling. Silver,
57x87mm, by Poellath. Color enameled logo affixed in laurel
wreath, panel with 5-line German legend below. “Eiswettschiessen
der/IV. Olympischen Winterspiele / 1936 Garmisch-Partenkirchen/
National Mannschaftskampf Herren 2. Platz” (“Curling of the / IV
Olympic Winter Games / 1936 Garmisch-Partenkirchen / National
Team Competition / Men 2. Place”, transl. From German). Curling
was a demonstration event in 1936. It took until Nagano 1998 to make
Curling an Olympic sport. Toned VF-EF, sm. ename. Chip, sm. nicks
and scs. Very rare. ($5,700)
Olympic Curling Event Press Badge. Bronze, 40x43mm. Bavarian
curler within laurel wreath, color Olympic rings between legend.
Curling was a demonstration sport in 1936. EF. Very scarce. ($500)
329. German Winter Sport Championship in GarmischPartenkirchen 1935. Participant’s Badge. Silvered, black and red
enamel, 37mm. German eagle with red legend, swastika below.
Unevenly toned EF. ($100)
330. Organising Committee Presentation Cigarette Case. Silvered,
87x76mm. Eagle with Olympic rings dividing “1936”. Inside gilt,
“Garmisch-Partenkirchen 1936” on left side, “Dr. Karl Ritter von
Halt Präsident des Organisationskomitees” facsimile writing on
right side. EF. ($600)
c331. Official Guide to the IVth Olympic Winter Games 1936. 125pp.
illus., 15x21cm (5.9”x8.3”), in German. Venues, program, ticket
prices, etc. With bookmark. Color cover by Wuerbel (official
poster) EF. ($225)
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335.
336.
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337.
338.
339.
340.
339
(Program) Daily Program, Opening Ceremony, February 6,
1936. Red covers, 33pp. illus., 13.6x20.6cm (5.4”x8.1”). Contains
program of the opening ceremony, color page with flags of nations,
ice hockey program, etc. Abt. EF. ($200)
(Ticket) Ice Hockey, February 14, 21.00h, Olympia Kunsteisstadion, Price RM1.00. Blue and ocher, 11.5x5.8cm (4.5”x2.3”).
Creased, VF-EF, 2 glue spots on back. ($200)
Ticket. Special Ski Jump, February 16, 11.00 Uhr, Olympia
Skistadion, Price RM. 4.00. Gray and ocher, 11.9x6cm (4.7”x2.4”).
Birger Ruud, Norway, won gold. Creased, VF-EF. ($250)
Letter to the IOC on Official Stationary, March 1935. Red and
black, rings in color, in French language. Letter asks about
confirmation of attendance during the Olympic Games. Spot, trace
of mounting on back, VF-EF. ($125)
Group of Three Different Ticket Order Forms and Confirmation
of Order Postcard. 21x30.2cm (8.3”x11.9”). 2 forms are
punchholed at l., one with paper clip rust mark; postcard traces of
mounting on back. VF-EF. (4 pcs.) ($300)
Technical Service Windshield Pass. Black with red diagonal stripe,
21x15.1cm (8.3”x5.9”). EF, trace of mounting on back. Very scarce.
($225)
Official Press News Nr. 232, February 12, 1936. Red and black,
21x29.6cm (8.3”x11.7”). Results of 5000m Speedskating with Ivar
Ballangrud, Norway, winning gold. Creased, VF-EF. ($150)
Garmisch Olympic Stamps Order Solicitation Letter on
Letterhead of Region VI Representative of Reichsportführer,
February 1, 1936. 21x29.7cm (8.3”x11.7”). With handwritten notes,
Olympic winter stamps illustrated at bottom. Creased, VF-EF. ($75)
Official Invitation to the Olympia Mardi Gras Ball in Honor of
the 1936 Winter Games Participants. Munich, February 17,
1936, 8 p.m., German Theater. 3pp., 24x32cm (9.4”x12.6”), in
German, English and French. Olympic rings on cover. Creases,
lt. soiling. ($200)
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346
357
341.
342.
343.
(Magazine) Deutscher Beamtenfreund. German Government
Workers’ Magazine. 6. Heft, 1936. 23pp. illus., 23.3x30.8cm
(9.2”x12.3”). Includes 2 illustrated pages with events, opening and
closing ceremony, and photos of Olympic winners. VF+. ($125)
(Magazine) Ski-Sport. No. 14, February 21, 1936. Olympic
Issue. 31pp. illus., 23x35cm (9.1”x13.8”), in German. Report on all
Olympic skiing events and winners, illustrated throughout.
Oddbjürn Hagen, Norway, winner of 18 km Cross Country, on
cover. Sm. spots, VF-EF. ($125)
Scrapbook of the Garmisch-Partenkirchen 1936 Olympic
Winter Games with 4 Official Forms. 44pp., 24.8x33.9cm
(9.8”x13.3”), with newspaper pictures and articles relating to events
and winners, plus 4 pasted-in forms of the Organising Committee
for training notices, etc. Stiff red covers, scuffed, contents EF.
($175)
BERLIN, 11th OLYMPIC GAMES, 1936
Olympic Presentation Cup of the President of the Italian
Olympic Committee (ca. 1936). Silvered, 43.5cm (17.2”) tall. Cup
with 2 wolves’ heads at sides, movable rings in their mouths, on
column with affixed letters “Dux” (Leader=Mussolini) flanked by 2
fasces, emblems of Fascist Italy. On blackened wood base with
engraved silvered plaque “COPPA/PRESIDENTE DEL C.O.N.I.”.
Lt. wear on wooden base o.w. EF. Impressive and very rare.
($1,500)
c345. Silver Second Place Winner’s Medal. Silver, 55mm, by Cassioli.
Victory seated above stadium. Rev. Winner carried by jubilant
athletes. Toned EF. ($3,600)
346. Bronze Third Place Winner’s Medal. Bronze, 55mm, by Cassioli.
Victory seated above stadium. Rev. Winner carried by jubilant
athletes. Toned EF. ($2,900)
c347. Official German Gold Winner’s Medal Pin. Goldplated silver,
20x23mm. German eagle with swastika and “1936”, Olympic rings
below. EF. Rare. ($1,200)
c348. Official German Silver Medal Winner’s Pin. Hallmarked silver,
20x24mm. German eagle with swastika and “1936”, Olympic rings
below. Toned EF. Rare. ($1,000)
344.
358
c349. Official German Bronze Medal Winner’s Pin. Bronze,
20x24mm. German eagle with swastika and “1936”, Olympic rings
below. EF. Rare. ($900)
c350. Official German Female Gold Medal Winner’s Pin. Goldplated
hallmarked silver, 20x24mm. German eagle with swastika and
“1936”, Olympic rings below. EF. Very rare. ($1,250)
c351. Modern Pentathlon Team Leader’s Badge. AE, 45x16mm. With
red ribbon inscribed “Fünfkampf Mannschaftsführer”, in 4 lines.
Color faded, badge EF, numbered. ($800)
352. Green Official Bakelite Badge. 69mm, with silver inset, made by
Walgo. Numbered, EF. Scarce. ($300)
353. Blue Bakelite Management Badge. 69mm (2.7”), with silver
inlaid Berlin logo and number on bar below, by Walgo. Numbered.
Official Guide in English p. 66. EF. Very scarce. ($300)
c354. Red Bakelite Service Badge. 69mm, with silver inset, made by
Walgo. Numbered. Official Guide in English p. 66. EF. Scarce. ($300)
355. Presentation Medal of the City of Berlin to IOC Members for
the XI Olympic Games, 1936. Cast bronze with dark patina,
93mm. High relief Berlin coat of arms with bear, 11th Olympiad
legend. Rev. Swastika above Olympic rings and Brandenburg Gate.
EF. Rare and impressive. ($650)
c356. Olympic Motorcycle Tour to Berlin 1936 Plaque. Goldplated,
blue and white enamel, 48x72mm, by Poellath. Three motorcycles
at Brandenburg Gate, color Olympic rings at upper left. Sm. bump
lower l., VF-EF. Rare. ($375)
357. 1936 Olympiad British Yachting Trials in Burnham-On-Crouch,
1936. Runner-up in Six Metre Class Winner’s Medal. Bronze,
51mm. British crown between 2 crossed laurel branches. Rev.
Olympic rings over 6-line engraved legend. EF, uneven toning. ($175)
358. Commemorative Shooting Medal with Torchbearer, 1936.
Silver, 34mm, by B.H. Mayer. Torchbearer carrying flaming Berlin
torch running l., “Olympia 1936” legend. Rev. Kneeling shooter.
Looped, VF-EF. ($150)
c359. Olympic Games Zeppelin Pin. Blue enameled bronze, 15mm.
Zeppelin over Olympic rings. Buttonhole closure. EF. Rare. ($200)
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362
364
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371
370
368
c360. Joe Thum Bowling Club Olympic Games 1936 Badge. Gilt,
color enamel, 19mm. Olympic rings above crossed German and
American flags. A pre-Olympic bowling tournament was held in July
in Berlin. EF. Rare. ($200)
361. Official Visitor’s Pin. Goldplated iron, cream enamel, 30x33mm.
Berlin Brandenburg Gate over Olympic rings. EF. ($80)
362. Commemorative Boxing Sculpture. Cast bronze, 9.7x15.9cm
(3.8”x6.3”), by Martin & Piltzing, Berlin. Three-dimensional boxer
to the right in fighting position. Made for the 1936 Olympic Games
in Berlin. A few spots, o.w. EF. ($250)
363. Pair of Olympic Rings from the Estate of IOC President
Edstrüm. Goldplated AE, 21mm (Mr. Edstrüm’s ring) and 19mm
(Mrs. Edstrüm’s ring). VF-EF. (2 pcs.) ($350)
364. Official Presentation Silver Olympic Bell on Belltower. Bell
silvered, 11.5cm (4.5”) high, 10cm (3.9”) wide. German eagle
holding Olympic rings, “1936” and Brandenburg Gate in Berlin on
sides, “I call the Youth of the World” and “II. Olympische Spiele
Berlin” around bottom. With clapper. On blackened wooden stand,
belltower mounted on black marble base, 18.5x11cm (7.3”x4.3”).
Overall 20cm (7.9”) tall. Bell toned EF. Very impressive and rare bell.
($2,500)
365. Bakelite Model of the Reichsportfeld with Olympic Stadium.
Dark gray bakelite, 29.7x21.8cm (11.7”x8.6”), designed by Oskar
Reich, made by Siemens-Schuckertwerke, both Berlin. Threedimensional view of Olympic 1936 games site, legend at top. EF.
In cardboard case, explanatory map on inside top, scuffed,
lt. soiling. Scarce. ($450)
365a. Commemorative Miniature Torch. Bronzed WM (Spelter), 18cm
(7.1”) tall. Torch holder featuring eagle with Olympic rings over
torch route from Olympia, Greece to Berlin. On marble base. Tiny
chip on marble, lt. wear, VF-EF. Better than average condition, and
scarce. ($475)
c366. Commemorative Shooting Meissen Porcelain Plate. Multicolor,
handpainted, 25cm (8.8”), made by Meissen Porcelain Factory.
Color Olympic rings over crossed rifles with target, surrounded by
commemorative legend. EF. ($475)
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374
c367. Commemorative White and Gold Porcelain Cup and Saucer.
Cup 7.3cm (2.9”) tall, made by LHR Porcelain Co. German eagle
holding Olympic rings, laurel branches at sides. Saucer 13.2cm
(5.2”), with circular legend “11. Olympiade Berlin 1.-16. August
1936”. EF. Attractive. (2 pcs.) ($300)
368. Berlin 1936 Olympic Porcelain Bell Savings Bank. White porcelain,
10.3cm (4.1”) tall, made by Heinrich & Co., Selb. EF. ($250)
c369. Commemorative Porcelain Ashtray. Cobalt blue with gold
Olympic rings and legend “XI Olympia 1936 Berlin”. EF. ($225)
370. Commemorative Crystal Glass Sculpture. 142x35mm, 107mm
(4.2”) tall, made by Glashüttenwerke Phünix. Berlin Brandenburg
Gate crowned by Olympic rings and “BERLIN-1936”, “XI
OLYMPIADE” on bottom. EF, in original cardboard box with gilt
Olympic legend. Very scarce. ($375)
371. Commemorative Candle Holder. Nickel-plated, 17.5cm (6.9”)
tall, base 17.5x7cm (6.9“x2.8”). Olympic rings in center, base
inscribed “BERLIN 1936”. VF-EF. Scarce. ($450)
c372. Commemorative Tray. Silvered (Alpacca), 135x83mm
(5.3”x3.3”). Olympic rings in center over laurel leaves and
swastika, “XI OLYMPIADE BERLIN 1936” above, surrounded by
embossed blue enameled laurel leaves. VF-EF. ($300)
373. Commemorative Powder Box. Silvered AE, 63mm.
Geometrical design with affixed Olympic bell over Olympic
rings. EF. ($250)
374. Commemorative Lighter. Nickel-plated with gilt design,
38x47mm. Brandenburg Gate in Berlin over Olympic rings,
“OLYMPIADE BERLIN 1936” below. EF. ($225)
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377
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388
384
389
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387
390
391
375.
392
Commemorative Olympiade 1936 Pen. Silvered, 12cm (4.7”) long.
Color Olympic rings dividing “OLYMPIADE – 1936”. EF. ($150)
376. Child’s Silver Bracelet. Silver, hallmarked “835”, with affixed
Olympic rings in color (color partially missing). Scarce. ($135)
377. Commemorative Olympic Bell Dish. Silvered AE, 11.3cm (4.5”).
Embossed Olympic bell in center with motto “I call the youth of the
world”. Spotty VF. ($125)
378. Celluloid Bookmark with Tassel. 98x21mm (3.9”x.8”). Color
rings between “Berlin / 1936”. With black, orange and white tassel.
EF. ($125)
c379. Commemorative Wooden Beer Mug. 15cm (5.9”) tall. Alternating
stripes of dark and light-colored wood with brass bands, wide
wooden handle, top inscribed “Olympiade Berlin 1936”. Lt. wear,
VF-EF. ($200)
c380. Official Honorary Diploma Presented to Choir and Orchestra
Willi Noack. 46.8x35.1cm (18.4”x13.8”), designed by Professor
Ernst Boehm, Berlin, printed by Erasmusdruck, Berlin. Signed in
ink by Organising Committee President Lewald and IOC President
Baillet-Latour. Embossed Olympic stadium between Brandenburg
Gate and Olympic bell, on gold background. In original protective
linen cover with gilt Olympic rings and “XI. Olympiade Berlin
1936”. Lt. soiling and foxing, diploma EF. Very scarce. ($2,500)
c381. German Sports Federation Diploma for Winning an Olympic
Bronze Third Place Winner’s Medal in Wrestling, Freestyle
Bantam-Weight in Berlin 1936. Green and black, 29.5x42cm
(11.8”x16.5”), signed by Reichsportführer v. Tschammer. Legend
in laurel wreath over eagle with spread wings. EF. ($1,000)
Diploma for the Presentation of the Olympic Order Second
Class to Press Attaché Dr. Peter Ilcus, April 20, 1937. Red and
black, 21x29.8cm (8.3”x11.7”). Facsimile signature of A. Hitler
and embossed 3rd Reich seal. Crease and tear in center, VF. Scarce.
($600)
383. Diploma for the Presentation of the Olympic Order, Second
Class, to Oberleutant Hamer, August 30, 1937. 21x29.8cm
(8.3”x11.7”), with facsimile signature of A. Hitler and embossed
3rd Reich eagle. Creased, VF-EF. ($450)
384. Gustav Schaefer-Gold Medal Winner and World Champion
Rowing Single. “Recognition Evening of our Olympic Winner
Gustav Schaefer”, Sept. 5, 1936. Folio-size brochure, 97pp. illus.
with handwritten dedication of Schaefer to a comrade. Full-page
photo of Schaefer after his victory in Berlin 1936, photos
of medals, 2-page gilt list of his victories since 1929, photo of
Schaefer (autographed) and v. Tschammer u. Osten, etc. Very
scarce and interesting. EF. ($450)
c385. “Welcome to Olympic Village” for Czech Participants.
Multicolor, 21x29.7cm (8.3”x11.7”). Color rings and gold laurel
branch over aerial view of village, welcome text below, by v.
Blomberg and Th. Lewald, President of the Organising Committee.
Lt. corner creases, sm. tear, VF-EF. Scarce. ($200)
386. Soccer Season Pass, 2. Platz, RM 25.-. Green covers,13.5x7cm
(5.3”x2.8”). Contains 2 tickets, August 13, 16.00 h and August 15
Finals, 15.00 h, both Olympia Stadium. Cover corner crease, tickets
EF. ($225)
387. Track and Field Season Pass, 2. Platz, RM 30.-. Pink covers,
13.6x7cm (5.4”x2.8”). Contains 6 tickets, August 2, 3, 5, 6, 8 and 9,
Olympia Stadion. Cover lt. stains, corner crease tickets. EF. ($400)
388. Full Ticket. Equestrian, Three-Day Event, Long Distance
Endurance Run (Geländeritt) in Düberitz, August 15, 7.00 h,
Price RM 2.50. Green and gray, 14x6cm (5.5”x2.4”). The course was
so difficult that only 27 of the 50 entrants finished the competition.
389.
390.
391.
392.
EF. ($175)
Press Ticket. Marathon, August 9, 15.30 h, Avus, Führerloge
Pressetribüne. Black and red, 12x5.2cm (4.7”x2”). Sohm Kee-Chung,
Korea, won the marathon. EF. Rare. ($175)
Ticket. Modern Pentathlon – Swimming Event, August 5, 9.00
h, Schwimm Stadion, Price RM 2.-. Pink and gray, 14x6cm
(5.5”x2.4”). Results penciled on back. EF. Very scarce. ($150)
Photo Press Identity Card for Rowing Men Single Sculls in
Grünau, August 14, 14:30 h. Pink, 13.9x9.9cm (5.5”x3.9”). Gustav
Schaefer, Germany, won gold. See also lot 384. EF. Rare. ($300)
Closing Ceremony Ticket for the XI th Olympic Sailing
Competition in Kiel 1936. Light green and red silk ribbon. Yachts
and rings between legend. EF. Rare. ($200)
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Identity Card of a German Participant. 8.9x15cm (3.5”x5.9”).
With photo. Corner creases, sm. chip at top. ($150)
Official Stationary of the American Olympic Committee, 1936
Garmisch and Berlin Olympic Games. Office of the 1936
Olympic Men’s Swimming Committee. List of USOC members
and Men’s Swimming Committee Members on left. Blue and red,
lt. creases. ($75)
(First TV Coverage) Fernsehstelle der Deutschen Reichsporst.
Pass for Public Viewing of Olympic Events in Berlin, August 3,
1936, from 16 h to 17 h. 10.5x7.3cm (4.1”x2.9”). For the first time
during an Olympiad, the public could view the events on TV. Passes for
1-hour viewing were issued to the public. Lt. corner creases, spot,
VF-EF. Rare. ($225)
Guide Officiel des XIes Jeux Olympiques. Official Guide, in
French Language. 172pp. illus. in b&w and color, 16.1x20.1cm
(6.3”x7.9”). Useful guide about events, accommodations, badges,
program, etc. Color covers scuffed, contents EF. ($175)
c397. Czech 5 Kc. Lottery Ticket to Raise Funds for the Czech Team
in Berlin 1936. Red, blue and ocher, 24.9x13.6cm (9.8”x5.4”).
With Czech Olympic label in upper l. EF. Rare. ($225)
398. Olympic Autograph Book of a Brazilian Participant with over
120 Signatures of 21 Nations. Many from Brazil, USA, Japan and
Chile. Linen with embossed color rings, 13.6x17.4cm (5.4”x6.9”).
Lt. foxing, VF-EF. ($350)
c399. Registered Letter Envelope with Complete Olympic Stamp Set
canceled by “Deutsch-Amerikanische Seepost“ (German-American
Seamail) on Steamer “Europa”, New York, July 24 to Bremen, July
30, 1936. With seal “From Overseas via Bremen to the Olympic
Games”. 20.1x13.2cm (7.9”x5.2”). EF. ($150)
400. (Postcard Set) Olympia Postwertzeichen Ausstellung. Olympia
Philatelic Exposition, Dresden, Aug. 1 – 16, 1936. Contains
5 color artist’s postcards on German Labor, Aviation, Music and
Family plus official Exposition postcard. 3 with stamps and
cancellations. In 8-page fold-out brochure. VF-EF. ($150)
396.
405
Group of 5 Press Photos with Explanations. 23.8x18cm
(9.4”x7.1”). Contains 10,000 Meter; Franco Riccardi, Italy, wins gold
in fencing; gymnastics, wrestling, and arrival of Brazilian, Chilean
and Icelandic teams in Berlin. Punchholed, VF-EF (5 pcs.) ($150)
402. Order Form for the Daily Olympia Newspaper Published by
the Organising Committee, July 20 to August 18, 1936. Red,
14.1x10cm (5.6”x39”), in German, in the shape of a mail box.
EF, lower r. corner almost torn off. ($75)
403. Order Form for Berlin 1936 Olympic Games Book by Head of
Press Dr. Gerhard Krause, Limpert Verlag, Berlin. Green,
21.1x29.7cm (8.3”x11.7”). Crease, VF-EF. ($75)
c404. Cigarette Company Bulgaria Advertisement Poster for Card
Album “Deutscher Sport-Vorschau auf 1936” (German SportPreview to 1936). Green, red and gray, 21x29.6cm (8.3”x11.7”).
Stiff cardboard with 3 pasted-on color prints. Corners ltly. bent,
VF-EF. Scarce. ($200)
405. Deutscher Sport-Kalender. Large German Sports Calendar.
Multicolor cardboard, 40.8x58.7cm (16.1”x23.1”), designed by
B. Karberg, printed by Erasmusdruck Berlin. Athletes marching
under Olympic Bell 1936, “Visit the XI. Olympic Games 1936
in Berlin” below. With complete card sets for any year’s months,
and days of the week. Creases, lt. soiling, VF-EF. Rare. ($325)
c406. Robinson Jongens-Sport Kalender 1936. Robinson’s Boys Sports
Calendar 1936, in Dutch Language. 6pp. illus., in color,
23.8x37.2cm (9.4”x14.6”), printed by Belderbos & Coesel,
Amsterdam. Flags of nations and Olympic flag over sport photos
and months. Contains 5 pages on back “Olympiade-Glorie 1936”
by Kees Spierings. Pinholes on top corners, VF-EF. ($175)
407. (Brochure) Polar Olympia Post. 24 pp. illus., 10.3x14.8cm
(4.1”x5.8”), by Polar-Werke, Remscheid, in German. Results of
Garmisch and Berlin Olympic Games, photos of Olympic skating
winners, biography of Karl Schaefer, gold in skating, Jesse Owens
on winner’s podest, ice hockey, skating, explanations, etc.
EF. Scarce and interesting. ($150)
408. (Brochure) Olympia 1936 Eine Nationale Aufgabe. Olympic
Games 1936 A National Task. Sales brochure for the set of 26
sports booklets. 4pp. illus., 21.2x29.9cm (8.3”x11.8”). EF. ($125)
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c409. (Magazine) Berliner Illustrierte Zeitung. Second Edition of
“The 16 Olympic Days”. 97pp. illus., 1 color plate, 26.2x36.7cm
(10.3”x14.4”). Text in German, photo captions in French and
English on inside back cover. Profusely illustrated report on the
Berlin Olympic events, winners, complete chart of all events with
first three winners, preview of Tokyo 1940. Color covers designed
by Ludwig Hohlwein. Two tears in back cover, contents EF.
($100)
c410. (Magazine). Die Kriegsmarine. Nr. 8, August 1936. 40pp. illus.,
22.8x30.2cm (9”x11.9”). Magazine on the German Marines, with
news about war ships. Red and blue covers of Olympic Yachting
in Kiel, center of the German Marines. VF-EF. ($150)
411. (Book) Diem, Dr. Carl. Das Olympiade-Buch. The Olympiad
Book. 196pp., with over 130 illustrations, 21x28cm (8.3”x11”),
in German. Preview to the 1936 winter and summer games, with
review of 1932 Los Angeles and Lake Placid Olympic Games.
Results of 1932 and chart for results for 1936. Stiff covers foxed,
contents EF. Useful book. ($100)
c412. (Book) Dr. Mezoe, Ferenc and Dr. Kelemen, Kornell. Olympiai
Kalauz. Olympic History, in Hungarian, Budapest, 1936. 319pp. plus
24 photographic plates, 11.2x15.6cm (4.4”x6.1”). History of the
modern Olympic games Summer 1896 to 1936 including 1936 winter,
and 1906 with complete results, fold-out chart of winner’s by country,
participation medals 1896 and 1904, winners medals, Hungarian NOC
badge 1936, list of first 3 winners in 1936 with handwritten names,
etc. Blue linen gilt, ltly. scuffed, contents EF. ($175)
Unique Photo Album of a French IOC Member Documenting
his Visit to the XIth Olympic Games in Berlin 1936. Brown
linen, 33x24.2cm (13”x9.5”) oblong, containing 31 stiff cardboard
pages with 63 pages filled with about 85 pasted-in documents
which he received in his function as IOC member in Berlin.
A two-page handwritten letter by Pierre de Coubertin starts the
album. Numerous invitations, brochures, addresses, identity cards
for the Berlin Olympic Games and his Honor Pass to all events;
complete IOC Session documentation, July 29 and 30. Many
inaugurations and respective addresses of all events connected to
the Olympic games; invitation by Goebbels with an actual photo of
Goebbels and Hitler, instructions to entry of Hitler and IOC
members at opening ceremony; IOC dinner with seating assignment
close to Hitler; a dinner reception by Hitler; the first class Olympic
Order diploma with original ink signature by Hitler. Also included
are postcards and photos. Most interesting are his handwritten notes
for each day and his comments throughout the album. Generally in
EF condition. Unique documentation. ($15,000)
Original Photo Presentation Book on the Participation of the
Japanese Olympic Team in Garmisch-Partenkirchen and Berlin
1936. Large oblong folio presented to Japanese high dignitaries in
Berlin. 38 cardboard pages with 113 original b&w photos, ranging
in size from 36x27.8cm (14.1”x10.9”) to 17.8x12.8cm (7”x5”). The
descriptive text in German and English is on intertwined half pages
between the photo pages. Photos show the Japanese athletes in
winter and summer competitions, winners, Japanese dignitaries,
also Hitler receiving a Japanese Parliament and Tokyo municipal
delegation who was awarded the 1940 Olympic Games during their
stay in Berlin. Bound in textured linen with gold stamped Olympic
legend and affixed Japanese flag in red and white leather. Only
6 copies of this rare document are known. Unique photos and information.
415.
EF, in protective cardboard slipcase. ($5,000)
(Photographic Poster Exhibit Album) Der Sinn der Olympischen
Spiele 1936. The Meaning of the Olympic Games 1936.
A Children’s Art Exposition of the German School Magazine
“Hilf Mit”. 41 stiff album pages, 29x34.6cm (11.4”x13.6”).
79 pasted-in b&w photos of student’s art posters relating to the
Berlin Olympic Games, small size to full-page size. 16 categories:
Olympia creates Peace, Discipline, Economic Growth, Strength for
War, etc. Explanatory German text on opposite side. Blue linen
with white design, in blue linen box with white design on top,
scuffed, lined inside with calf leather. Important document on political
indoctrination of students. Rare. ($1,500)
Please Bid Early!
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GARMISCH-PARTENKIRCHEN,
5th OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES, 1940 (Canceled)
Bulletin Officiel du Comité International Olympique. Official
IOC Bulletin, in French and German. July 1939, 14th year,
Nr. 41. 24pp. report on the 36th IOC Session in London which took
away the Olympic Winter Games 1940 from St. Moritz and
designated Garmisch-Partenkirchen instead. Torch relay for Helsinki
1940 Games; London is awarded the 1944 Olympic Games over Detroit,
Lausanne and Rome, and Cortina d’ Ampezzo the 1944 winter games over
Montreal and Oslo. Olympic diploma will be presented to Leni Riefenstahl
in Helsinki 1940, etc. Lt. browning, VF-EF. ($250)
417.
Timetable for the Vth Olympic Winter Games in GarmischPartenkirchen 1940, July 15, 1939. Green text, 21x29.6cm
(8.3”x11.7”). Punchholed, creased. Rare. ($200)
TOKYO,
12th OLYMPIC GAMES, 1940 (Canceled)
c418. (Magazine) Travel in Japan. Published Quarterly by Board of
Tourist Industry, Japanese Government Railway, Vol. 3. No. 4.
1937. 40pp. illus. Includes a 5-page illustrated article on Sapporo,
home of the Vth Olympic Winter Games 1940. Color poster of
Tokyo 1940 Olympic Games on back cover. Sm. tears and
lt. creases, spine torn, contents VF-EF. ($200)
419. (Brochure) Japan Pictorial. Published by the Board of Tourist
Industry, Japanese Government Railways. 140pp. illus.,
22.3x25.5cm (8.8”x10”). Japan in pictures including Korea, Taiwan
and Manchuria. Full-page “Tokyo 1940 XII Olympiad” with
Olympic stadium. Orange covers, spine taped, scuffed, contents
VF-EF. ($150)
420.
HELSINKI,
12th OLYMPIC GAMES, 1940 (Canceled)
Official Commemorative Gold Medal. Goldplated AE, 37mm.
Stadium. Rev. Torchbearer r., globe behind. Only a small number
were made before the games were canceled due to World War II.
EF. ($275)
421. Official Logo Pin. Silvered, 14x23mm. Radiant flame over “1940”,
Olympic rings below. Toned EF. ($75)
c422. Commemorative Blue and White Reversible Wool Blanket.
183x138cm (72”x54.3”). Design shows Finnish shields, laurel wreaths,
Olympic rings and “12. Olympiade 1940”. VF-EF. Very scarce. ($450)
428
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Bid Seal. Les Jeux Olympiques de 1940 a la Finlande! Bid Seal
from 1936. Blue and white with red insert, 60x36mm (2.4”x1.4”), text
in French. The Olympic Games 1940 for Finland! Dubois-3. EF. ($90)
424. Polish XII Olympiad 1940 20 Groszy Fundraising Seal. Pink and
green, 33x43mm. Pasted on back of Warsaw Stadium Sports Meet
Ticket, June 4, 1939, 94x106mm. Creased, VF. Rare. ($125)
c425. Seal. Latvija-To the Olympic Games 1940 via the Baltic States.
Multicolored, 40x66mm (1.6”x2.6”). Baltic girl waving, text in
3 languages below. Dubois-19. EF. ($90)
426. (Brochure) Official Program and Prices of Tickets. 15pp.,
14x22.3cm (5.5”x8.5”), in Finnish language, published 1939.
Detailed program by the hour of opening ceremony and all events
to closing ceremony, July 20 to August 4, 1940, plus prices for all
events by day and in 4 categories. VF-EF. Scarce. ($200)
427. Ticket Order Form. Fold-out in 4 sections, 37.1x42.1cm
(14.6”x16.6”), in French. Ticket prices for all events in
3 categories. Creased, VF-EF. ($225)
428. Travel Brochure. Helsinki 1940. 3 Olympic Travels under the
Lloyd Flag. 4pp., 21x29.6cm (8.3”x11.7”), in German. Includes
program of Helsinki Games July 20 - August 4, photos of Berlin
Olympic Games, etc. Lt. foxing, VF+. Scarce. ($350)
429. (Book) Olympic Review 1940. Includes the Official Bulletin of
the IOC. Published by the International Olympic Institute
Berlin. Heft 8/January 1940 to Heft 11/October 1940.
Illustrations, 18.3x24.6cm (7.2”x9.7”), in German, English and
French. Important information under the direction of Carl Diem
incl. The 1940 Olympic Games and torch relay Olympia-Tokyo,
Olympic relay Chamonix to Garmisch-Partenkirchen. EF, bound in
half linen and boards, stained, spine chipped, contents EF.
All 4 issues bound with covers. ($400)
430. De Coubertin, Pierre. Ein Feldzug von einundzwanzig Jahren.
Translated from French “Une Campagne de Vingt-et-Un Ans
(1887-1908)”. 108pp., typed text, 21.6x30cm (8.5”x11.8”), name
of “Heinz Lorenz” in front. This German version unlisted in Coubertin’s
list of works. Probably made in Diem’s circle around 1939. Bound in half
leather around marbled boards, spine gilt, contents EF. ($250)
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c431. Helsinki 1940. Official Poster. Lithograph, 69.7x104.3cm
(27.4”x41.1”), designed by Ilmari Sysimetso, printed by Tilgman,
in Swedish language. Large figure of Paavo Nurmi, globe with
Finland and Helsinki in back. Olympism p. 50/51. Sysimetso’s 1940
poster became the official poster for Helsinki 1952. EF, professionally
lined on linen. ($3,000)
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433.
LAUSANNE, 50th ANNIVERSARY OF THE
RESTORATION OF THE OLYMPIC GAMES, 1944
50th Anniversary Medal of the Restoration of the Olympic
Games Celebrated in Lausanne, 1944. Bronze, 80mm, by Milo
Martin. Winged female with laurel branch to l. Rev. Rings above
6-line French legend. EF, cased. Rare. ($400)
Official Program of the Olympic Jubilee, Lausanne, 1944. 96pp.
illus., 14.5x21cm, text in French. Blue cover, corner crease, o.w.
EF. ($175)
ST. MORITZ, 5th OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES, 1948
c434. Official’s Badge. Multicolor enamel, goldplated, 32mm. Red band
with legend surrounding Olympic rings on sun. EF. Rare. ($950)
435. Canadian Ice Hockey Team Pin. Red, white and blue enamel,
17mm. With disk on back. EF. ($125)
c436. Commemorative Cross Country Skier Pin. Silvered, partially
enameled, 50x48mm. Skier with Olympic and Swiss flag, “19-48”
in black. EF. ($225)
c437. Commemorative Skis and Alpine Flowers Pin. Silvered, partially
enameled, 58x20mm. Crossed skis with affixed rings, Edelweiss
and Enzian flowers, “19-48 St. Moritz” in black. EF. ($225)
438. Commemorative Cross Country Skier Pin. Silvered, 52x27mm.
Skier on ski with affixed color rings, “1948-St. Moritz” in black.
EF. ($200)
439. Commemorative Ice Pick Pin. Silvered, partially enameled,
49x24mm. Ice pick with affixed rings and suspended Swiss shield,
“St. Moritz” in black. VF-EF. ($200)
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Commemorative Ski Pin. Silvered, partially enameled in color,
50x15mm. Crossed skis with affixed Olympic rings and Swiss
shield, “1948” in black. EF. ($200)
Commemorative Ski and Swiss Shield Pin. Multicolor bronze,
51x3mm. Ski partially silvered, with affixed color rings, wooden
plaque with Swiss shield and Edelweiss suspended from ski.
EF. ($200)
Commemorative Ski Pin. Gold colored, 51x32mm. Ski with
affixed color rings, with suspended wooden plaque featuring
Enzian over Swiss shield. EF. ($200)
Starting Number “21”. Green linen with white number, black text
on top. EF. ($450)
Ice Hockey Participant’s Diploma. Multicolor, 29.2x40cm
(11.5”x15.8”), designed by Rémi Nüesch. Signed by Organising
and Swiss NOC President, and by IOC President Edstrüm. VF-EF,
marginal tears, pasted on paper. Scarce. ($500)
(Swiss Report) Bericht Ueber die Schweizerische Beteiligung
den V. Olympischen Winterspielen St. Moritz 1948. Report of
the Swiss Participation at the V th Olympic Winter Games
St. Moritz 1948. Text in German and French. 16 double pages,
20.9x29.2cm (8.2”x11.5”). Stiff covers, lt. marginal browning, o.w.
EF. Scarce. ($175)
LONDON, 14th OLYMPIC GAMES, 1948
Athletics Official’s Badge. Silvered AE, 32x48mm. EF. With orange
ribbon, faint legend “ATHLETICS”. One of 175 badges. ($400)
Weightlifting Participant’s Badge. AE, 32x48mm. EF, with faded
blue ribbon, almost detached. ($175)
Swiss Team Pin. Silvered, partially enameled, 19x23mm. EF. ($125)
Commemorative Spanish Modern Pentathlon in London
Medal, 1948. Bronze, 60mm. Victorious ancient warrior l. over
crossed laurel branches and names of sports of modern pentathlon.
Rev. 4-line engraved legend. EF, spotty rev. ($225)
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Bronze Sculpture of Fanny Blankers-Koen, Holland, Winner in
80-Meter Hurdles. Cast bronze, on wooden base, 15x7.8cm
(5.9x3.1”), 15cm (5.9”) tall. Blankers-Koen jumping over hurdle.
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Blankers-Koen also won 100 Meters, 200 Meters, and 4x100-Meter Relay.
EF. ($250)
c451. British Flag Silk Armband. Red and blue silk flag under “OLYMPIC
GAMES 1948”. Browning, starting to fray at bottom. Rare. ($275)
452. Messenger Pass For Bisley Shooting Venue. Brown cardboard,
6x8.7cm (2.4”x3.4”). Agreement on back. Official report p. 133.
EF. ($85)
453. Press Pass for Bisley Shooting Venue. Yellow cardboard, 6x8.7cm
(2.4”x3.4”). Agreement on back. Official report p. 133.
Punchholed, EF. ($75)
454. Specimen Press Pass for Herne Hill Cycling Venue. Yellow
cardboard, 6x8.7cm (2.4”x3.4”). Agreement on back. Official
report p. 133. 2 punchholes, EF. ($75)
455. Messenger Pass for Herne Hill Cycling Venue. Brown cardboard,
6x8.7cm (2.4”x3.4”). Agreement on back. Official report p. 133.
EF. ($85)
456. Press Photographer Pass for the Victoria & Albert Museum,
Venue of the Art Competition. Lavender, 6x8.7cm (2.4”x3.4”).
Agreement on back. Official report p. 133. Lt. browning,
VF-EF/EF. ($75)
457. Fourth Place Winners Diploma Awarded for Fencing-Sabre Team.
Black and white, 51.9x39.4cm (20.4”x15.5”). Award legend in laurel
wreath, signed by IOC President Edstrüm, and Organising Committee
President and Chairman. EF, mounted on stiff board. ($750)
458. (Swiss Report) Bericht Ueber die Schweizerische Beteiligung
den Olympischen Spielen London 1948. Report of the Swiss
Participation at the Olympic Games London 1948. Text in German.
65pp., 21x29.6cm (8.3”x11.7”). Stiff covers, marginal browning,
contents EF. Scarce. ($175)
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(Book) Lorenz, Heinz. Deutschland und die Olympische Idee.
Germany and the Olympic Idea. A Study of Cultural and
Sports History. Diplomarbeit under the tutelage of Carl Diem
and W. Kürbs. 61 typed pages, 20.8x29.5cm (8.2”x11.6”). Bound
in brown leatherette, gilt. EF. ($125)
Uruguay World Champion at Olympic Games 1924 and 1928,
and World Cup 1930 and 1950. Presentation Plaque of the R.O.
of Uruguay, 1975. Goldplated, 30x42mm. Jules Rimet Cup under
Olympic rings, 4 dates of victory. Rev. Color enameled shield of
Uruguay over legend. Integral loop and ring. EF, cased. ($75)
(Brochure) 1948 Olympia. Edited by J. Kangur and L. Jarver.
34pp., 4 plates, 16.6x24.2cm, in German. History of the modern
Olympic games, report of the London 1948 Games and comparison
of Berlin 1936 and London 1948 Games. Orange covers with Jesse
Owens, lt. corner creases, o.w. EF. ($150)
Czech Olympic 10Kcs Lottery Ticket to Fund the Czech Team
in London 1948, June 6, 1947. Multicolor, 17.1x10.5cm
(6.7”x4.1”). Lt. discoloration at l. margin, o.w. EF. Scarce. ($125)
OSLO, 6th OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES, 1952
Large Commemorative Multicolor Downhill Skier Wall Plate.
Ceramic, 23x48cm (9.1”x18.9”), signature of artist Ploen on back.
Downhill skier, Olympic flag in background. “Greetings from the
VI Olympic Winter Games Oslo 1952” on back. EF. Decorative and
scarce. ($750)
(Card Album) Olympische Winterspiele 1952. VI. Olympic
Winter Games 1952, in German. Duisburg Margarine Co.
Schmitz & Loh (1952). 48pp., 80 pasted-in photographic prints,
23x31.7cm (9.1”x12.5”). Well-made card album. Stiff color covers,
sm. chip on lower spine, contents EF. Scarce. ($150)
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465. Cosmos Cigarette Card Album. Olympische Winterspiele
1952. Olympic Winter Games 1952. Memmingen (1952). 59
stiff pages with 146 (out of 150) photographic pasted-in prints,
23.3x31.9cm (9.2”x12.5”). Detailed report on events and
winners in Oslo winter games. Cover ltly. soiled, contents
EF. ($100)
HELSINKI, 15th OLYMPIC GAMES, 1952
466. Athletics Official’s Badge. Partially enameled AE, 32x48mm.
With orange ribbon, inscribed. EF. ($250)
467. Athletics Participant Badge. Partially enameled AE, 3.2x4.8cm
(1.3”x1.9”). With orange ribbon, inscribed. EF. ($250)
468. Fencing Participant’s Badge. Partially enameled AE, 32x48mm.
With lavender ribbon, inscribed. EF. ($250)
469. Soccer Participant’s Badge. Partially enameled AE, 32x48mm.
With green inscribed ribbon. EF. ($250)
470. (Poster) Swedish Movie Poster “Olympiska Spelen Helsingfors
(“Olympic Games Helsinki”, transl.). Yellow-orange,
32.5x70cm (12.8”x22.6”), printed by Ewes Ottsettryck,
Stockholm. Scenes of high jump, cycling, running (Zatopek,
Czechoslovakia), wrestling and swimming. 2 horizontal creases,
o.w. EF. ($200)
c471. (Poster) Large Color Poster of a Soccer Match between
Luxembourg and France, April 27, 1952, in DifferdangeObercorn. Red, blue and black lithography, 61.9x99.5cm
(24.3”x39.2”), by Jacoby, printed by Feller Frères, Luxembourg.
Two soccer players in action. Jacoby, a noted artist, participated in
several Olympic Art Competitions, and won prizes for his work. Creased,
lt. marginal browning, bold colors. ($300)
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CORTINA D’AMPEZZO,
7th OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES, 1956
Silver Second Place Winner’s Medal. Silver, 60mm, by C. Affer.
Female head facing, crowned by Olympic rings, flame in lower r.
Rev. Snowflake superimposed on Mount Pomagagnon. EF.
($3,250)
Austrian Gold Medal Winner’s Award Plaque Presented by the
Austrian Minister of Culture. Silver, partially goldplated,
9x11cm (3.5”x4.3”). Austrian State Eagle between 2 affixed
goldplated laurel branches, text in 5 lines “For Successful
participation in the VII. Olympic Winter Games Cortina 1956”.
Facsimile signature of Minister below. Toned EF. Very rare and
attractive. ($400)
Guest Badge. Goldplated, multicolor, 35x46mm. Logo on gray
background. EF. ($650)
Participant’s Badge. Multicolor enamel, 35x40mm. EF. ($575)
Austrian Team Pin. Multicolor enamel, 22x31mm. Flat
background. EF. ($250)
Austrian Team Pin. Multicolor, 22x32mm. Raised background.
Sm. paint chips, VF. ($150)
Swiss Team Wool Sweater. Red and white, by Alpina. Swiss 1956
team patch on chest, number “1” sewn on left sleeve. Abt. EF.
($375)
Identity Card “D” of a Swiss Participant. Green, 4pp., with
photo. VF-EF. In plastic blue wallet marked “D” under Olympic
rings. EF. ($150)
Full Ticket. Alpine Skiing Downhill Ladies, February 1, 1956,
11:30 a.m., Pista Del Canalone (Tofane). Multicolor, 19.7x8.5cm
(7.8”x3.3”). Madeleine Berthot, Switzerland, won gold. Lt. creases,
VF-EF. ($125)
Full Ticket. Alpine Skiing, Downhill Men, February 3, 1956,
11h, Pista Olimpia. Multicolor, 19.7x8.5cm (7.8”x3.3”). Toni Sailer
Austria, won gold. Crease on gate check, o.w. EF. ($150)
Ticket. Four-Man Bob, February 3, 1956, 8 h, Pista di Bob.
Green and purple, 12.7x8.5cm (5”x3.3”). The Swiss team won gold.
Abt. EF. ($100)
Color lots are marked “c”
483
484
485
493
486
492
497
490
494
483.
484.
496
Ticket. Free Skating, Men, February 1, 1956, 14:30 h, Stadio
Olimpico Del Ghiaccio. Pink and yellow, 13x8.5cm (5.1”x3.3”).
H.A. Jenkins, USA, won gold. EF, sm. corner crease. ($125)
Ticket. Pair Skating, February 3, 1956, 14:30 h, Stadio Olimpico
del Ghiaccio. Pink and green, 13.6x8.5cm (5.4”x3.3”). E. Schwartz
and K. Oppelt, Austria, won gold. Abt. EF, sm. tear. ($125)
STOCKHOLM,
16th EQUESTRIAN OLYMPIC GAMES, 1956
485. Stockholm 1956 Equestrian Logo Patch. Blue and yellow silk,
67x106mm (2.6”x4.2”). Rider on horseback over Olympic rings,
“Stockholm 1956” below. EF. ($65)
486. Merit Medal Certificate. Gray, 21.5x30cm (8.5”x11.8”). Abt EF.
Scarce diploma. ($200)
c487. Official Poster. Multicolor, 62x99cm (24.3”x39.5”), designed by
John Sjosvard, printed by Esserte, Stockholm. Ancient Greek
equestrian over German legend and color rings. Olympism p. 67.
A few minor tears professionally repaired and lined on linen. Bright
colors, a classical poster. Scarce. ($2,000)
MELBOURNE, 16th OLYMPIC GAMES, 1956
c488. Athletics Participant’s Badge. Silvered, red outer band,
31x52mm. With dark red ribbon. EF. ($350)
c489. Commemorative Logo Button. Multicolor, 32mm. Flaming torch
over Australian continent, rings above. EF. ($90)
490. British Equestrian Team Fundraising Pin. Gilt, light blue
enamel, 19x25mm. EF. ($75)
c491. Melbourne 1956 English Enamel Box, 1985. Multicolor
enameled copper, 58mm, 30mm tall, handmade by Crummies &
Co., England. Melbourne poster design. Olympic motto inside top
and Melbourne 1956 legend. IOC President’s gift. EF, in box.
($175)
492. Autograph Album from the Melbourne Olympic Games 1956.
28pp., 18.5x11.4cm (7.3”x4.5”). Contains over 70 signatures on
11 pages, from worldwide athletes in Athletics, Fencing,
Swimming, Basketball, etc. Lt. wear on covers, inside EF. ($200)
493.
Souvenir Deck of Cards with Poster Design. Complete set,
by John Engelander & Co., Melbourne. EF. In carton with poster
design of 1956. ($75)
494. Official Diploma for a President for Pistol Shooting. Gray,
58.1x36cm (22.9”x14.2”). Signed by IOC President Avery
Brundage and Organising Committee President and Chairman.
Lt. foxing, creases, sm. chip in upper r. corner. VF-EF. ($450)
c495. Official Large Size Poster. Color lithography, 100x63.5cm
(39.4”x25”), designed by R. Beck, printed by Containers Ltd.,
Melbourne. Olympism p. 65. VF-EF. Scarce poster. ($1,250)
496. (Poster) Belgian Movie Poster “Rendez-Vous a Melbourne”.
Black and blue, 36.3x55cm (14.3”x21.7”), printed by Edicolor,
Bruxelles. Discus thrower in stadium between legend. EF,
lt. marginal creases. ($175)
SQUAW VALLEY, 8th OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES, 1960
Sample Bronze Winner’s Medal in Biathlon. Bronze, top of
letters goldplated, 55mm. Joint heads l. of male and female athletes.
Rev. Olympic rings surrounded by Olympic motto and
“BIATHLON”, “Sample” below rings. This is the first Olympic
winner’s medal that indicated the event on the medal. EF, uneven toning
on rev. Rare. ($2,000)
c498. Official White Badge. Silvered, multicolor enamel, 26x32mm.
Color logo on white background. EF. ($200)
c499. Award Pillow for Presentation of Squaw Valley Winner’s
Medals. White velvet with color embroidery, 51x36.5cm
(20.1”x14.4”). “2-1-3” over color Olympic rings, Squaw Valley
logo below, all flanked by gold laurel branches. Blue velvet back
with 2 pockets for hands to present medals on pillow. A few sm.
spots o.w. EF. Very rare. ($1,750)
c500. Official Hat for a Member of the Press. Red and white with color
Squaw Valley 1960 logo felt patch. Official report p. 65 illus.
EF. Scarce. ($200)
497.
506
501
508
503
510
Harold’s Club Blue Commemorative Felt Hat with Squaw
Valley Logo on Front, white rope and a feather. Medium size.
VF-EF. ($150)
c502. Commemorative Large Wool Blanket. Red embroidered wool,
148x159cm (58.3”x62.6”) by Jack Frost, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Color Olympic rings over Indian squaw and child on skis between
“VIII Olympic Winter Games U.S.A. 1960 - Squaw Valley.” A few
minor spots, o.w. EF. Attractive blanket. Rare. ($450)
503. Commemorative Logo Handkerchief. Thin cotton with
embroidered border. 30.1x28.5cm (11.9”x11.2”). Red-white-blue
logo within “VIII Olympic Winter Games California 1960.”
EF. ($100)
504. Carol Heiss World and Olympic Champion Figure Skates.
Ladies size 6, white leather, with facsimile signature and Olympic
rings over “Squaw Valley” on blades. EF. Carol Heiss won gold in
507
504
512
514
515
501.
Squaw Valley in figure skating; she was followed by Peggy Fleming (1968)
and Dorothy Hamill (1976). In large pictorial box with Olympic rings
(scuffed). ($375)
c505. Commemorative Colorful Handpainted Porcelain Plate. 17.9cm
(7.1”). Skiing squaw with child, Olympic stadium at r., logo below.
EF. ($175)
506. Record. Opening Day Ceremonies Squaw Valley, California,
February 18, 1960. 33 RPM record in original multicolor sleeve
with logo (lt. wear). Scarce. ($150)
507. Official Program of the VIII Olympic Winter Games in Squaw
Valley 1960. 122pp., illus. 21x28cm (8.3”x11”). Program,
accommodations, venues, events, incl. the use of the first computer
for scoring by IBM with a memory of 2,000,000 words! EF. ($80)
508. Bill by the Senate of the United States to Authorize Certain
Activities by the Armed Forces in Support of the VIII Olympic
Winter Games. 3pp., 19x28cm (7.5”x11”). VF-EF, lt. creases.
($125)
508a. Complete Set of 11 Official Daily Programs, Feb. 18 to 28, 1960.
Some with pen markings, VF to EF (11 pcs.). ($500)
c509. Official Flag Poster in German Language. 61.9cm (24”x35.8”).
Map of the United States with Squaw Valley, date below.
Olympism. p. 77. EF, professionally lined on linen. ($675)
510. Squaw Valley and Rome 1960. Sports of the Olympic Games
Poster. Multicolor, 107x73.7cm (42.1”x29”), by S. Hammond &
Co., New York. Continents with sites of Olympic Games 1896 to
1960, surrounded by illustrations of summer and winter sports.
Creased, sm. marginal tears, VF-EF. ($150)
516
ROME, 17th OLYMPIC GAMES, 1960
c511. Health Services Badge. AE, 37x47mm. “SERVICIO SANITARIO”
on white and red enameled bar. EF. Scarce. ($450)
512. 50 th Anniversary of the Stockholm 1912 Olympic Games
Plaque. Bronze, 11x7.2cm (4.3”2.8”). Participant’s badge between
both sides of participation medal, legend below. This plaque was
presented to 1912 Games participants during a celebration at the Olympic
Stadium. EF, cased. ($125)
c513. (Ticket) Light Heavyweight Boxing Finals, September 5, 1960,
9 p.m., Classe III. Price L. 2000. Orange, 15.5x9.7cm (6.1”x3.8”).
Cassius Clay (Mohammed Ali) wins gold. Creased, VF-EF.
($475)
514. (Brochure) 1960 United States Sports Teams. Rome Aug. 25 –
Sept. 11. Information for Press-Radio-Television. 49pp.
Complete list of athletes with biographical information, results of
trials etc. Includes Cassius Clay (Mohammed Ali and Wilma
Rudolph). Stiff color covers, EF. ($125)
515. (Film Poster). “Babe”. The Babe Didrickson Zaharias Story
starring Susan Clark and Alex Karras. Distributed by Cinema
International Corp. (ca. 1960’s.) Blue and brown lithograph,
69x103cm (27.2”x40.6”). The life of 1932 Los Angeles gold medal
winner who was later even more successful in golf. Creased, o.w.
EF. ($250)
INNSBRUCK,
9th OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES, 1964
516. Participation Medal. Bronze, 61mm, by Welz. Innsbruck Olympic
emblem within German legend. Rev. Innsbruck city view, Austrian
Alps in background. EF. ($275)
c517. Austrian Team Pin. Goldplated, multicolor enamel, 33x29mm.
EF. ($250)
520
521
522
519
523
518
527
526
529
531
524
534
532
518.
519.
520.
521.
522.
523.
524.
525.
Commemorative Olympic Winter Games Wall Plaque. Cast
blackened iron, 10.1x22.5cm (4”x8.9”), by TRM. The “Golden Dachl”
house in Innsbruck, logo and flaming torch with rings at r. EF. ($125)
Starting Number 23. Red and black on white linen. EF, sm. spots.
($200)
Photo Press Badge, Victory Ceremony February 2, 1964. Orange
with attached “Foto” and “Siegerehrung” strips, 6.5x6.5cm
(2.6”x2.6”). Crease, VF-EF. Scarce. ($75)
Ticket. Bus Ticket and Venue Card for Four-Man Bobsled,
February 13, 14.30 h, Igls, Price S 80.-. blue and black, 13x8cm
(5.1”x3.1”). EF. Plus Bus Ticket, and color Venue Card, VF-EF.
(3 pcs.) ($80)
Ticket. Ice Hockey, February 5, 20.00 h, Olympia Eisstadion,
Price S50.-. 14.3x8cm (5.6”x3.4”). Creased, VF. ($50)
Ticket. Special Ski Jump, Normal Hill, January 31, 13 h,
Seefeld, Price S 60.-. Cream and red, 6x10.8cm (2.4”x4.3”). The event
was introduced in 1964. Veikko Kankkonen, Finland, won gold. Creased,
sm. tear, VF. ($75)
Calgary 1964 Bid Book. 12pp., 21x29.6cm (8.3”x11.7”). Brochure
with stiff lt. yellow covers, VF-EF. Scarce. ($175)
(Book) 25 Years Innsbruck Olympic City, 1989. Official
celebration book in German, English and French. 246pp. profusely
illustrated, in b&w and color. Olympic winter games in 1964 and
1976, and Handicap Games. EF. ($75)
TOKYO, 18th OLYMPIC GAMES, 1964
Austrian Team Pin. Multicolor enamel, 16x26mm. EF. ($200)
Bulgarian Team Pin. Gold and brown on white plastic, 20x16mm.
Lion carrying torch, rings and legend at r. EF. ($100)
c528. Colombian Team Pin. Multicolor enameled brass, 12x22mm.
EF. ($125)
526.
527.
535
533
529.
c530.
531.
532.
533.
534.
535.
c536.
c537.
c538.
Dutch Team Pin for 1964 Tokyo and Innsbruck Games. Redwhite-blue enameled AE, 30x24mm. EF. ($80)
Uruguayan Team Pin. Silvered, multicolor enamel, 15x11mm.
EF. ($125)
Seiko Sponsor Pin. Silvered, blue enamel, 17mm. Watch with
“Seiko-Tokyo 1964”. EF. Early sponsor pin. ($100)
Commemorative Logo Pin. Silvered, 17x21mm. Unevenly toned
EF. ($75)
Commemorative Hand Mirror. Cast iron, 11.9x21cm (4.7”x8.3”).
Geisha holding mirror, “Tokyo ’64” logo on handle. VF-EF, a few
spots. ($150)
Commemorative Tokyo 1964 Lighter. Silvered white and red
enamel, 60x35mm, made by Prince. Red sun and rings above
“Tokyo 1964”, “The XVIII Olympic Games” on back. New,
in original case. ($140)
Olympic Railway Pass for Japanese National Railways,
Free Pass for Private Railway Link in Tokyo Area, and Nippon
Express Luggage Label to Press Hotel. All EF. (3 pcs.) ($125)
Official Logo Poster. Two-color offset, 101x55cm (39.7”x21.7),
designed by Yusaku Kamekura, printed by Toppan Printing Co.,
Tokyo. Red rising sun over Olympic rings and “TOKYO 1964”.
Olympism p. 78/79. EF. ($1,500)
Official Torchrunner Poster. Multicolor, 72.3x105cm
(28.5”x41.3”) by Y. Kamekura and O. Hayasaki. Torchrunner l.
over logo and legend. Olympism p. 81. EF, professionally lined on
linen. Scarce poster. ($1,600)
(Sheet Music) Set of Tokyo 1964 Olympic Music. 22.1x31.3cm
(8.7”x12.3”), by Eastern Music Publishing Co. Contains the
Olympic Hymn by Spiro Samara, Fanfare of the Tokyo Games,
Olympic March and “Come My Friend Across the Sea”, text in
Japanese. EF, in original plastic holder. (4 pcs.) ($175)
539
540
546
547
541
549
546.
547.
559
539.
Color Slide Book Tokyo Olympics 1964. Issued by the Mainichi
Newspaper, 23.5x31.5cm (9.3”x12.4”). 6 pages with 72 color slides
of Olympic venues, torch run, opening and closing ceremonies,
events, many winners, etc. With 52-page booklet with explanations
for each slide in Japanese and English. Spiral-bound with blue
padded covers, VF-EF. Scarce. ($225)
540. (Bid Brochure) Tokyo Invites. 17pp., illus. in color, 24.2x25.3cm
(9.5”x64.3”). Incl. Venues in Tokyo, the official logo, etc. Covers
partially sunned, creased, VF-EF. ($75)
541. (Brochure) Tokyo Olympic Basketball Games Guide 1964.
32pp. illus., 21x29.6cm (8.3”x11.7”), in English and Japanese.
Presentation of 16 teams participating in 1964 with team photos.
The U.S. basketball team won gold. EF. ($100)
542. (Brochure) Knecht, Willi. Die Geborstenen Ringe. The Broken
Rings. A study of the sport and political situation in Germany on the
event of the XVIII Olympic Games 1964. 77pp. 16x23cm (6.3”x9.1”),
in German. The problems between East and West Germany
presenting, for the last time until 1992, a combined team. EF. ($90)
543. (Report) Official Report of the City of Tokyo. In Japanese
language. 383pp. illus., including 101 photographic plates,
22x30.2cm (8.7”x11.9”). Detailed report on the Tokyo Games
including photos of posters and pin traders. Embossed purple
linen, gilt, EF, in cardboard slipcover and box. ($300)
c544. (Official Book) Tokyo Olympiad. Published by the Kyodo News
Service, under direction of the Organising Committee, 1964.
351pp. illus. in color and b&w, 26.2x34.5cm (10.3”x13.6”),
in English, French and Japanese. Pictorial record of the Tokyo 1964
Games. Forward by IOC President Brundage and Organising
Committee President Yasoukawa. Bound in silver linen with
blindstamped logo. EF. A beautiful book. ($200)
545. The Asahi Picture News. The Tokyo Olympics. Nov. 1, 1964.
226pp. illus. in b&w and color, 25.9x33.6cm (10.2”x13.2”), text in
Japanese. Pictorial report of the Tokyo games including section
with photos of the medal winners. Color covers, VF-EF. ($100)
548.
549.
550.
551.
c552.
c553.
c554.
c555.
c556.
c557.
c558.
559.
542
550
545
551
(Daily Newspaper) All About Tokyo Olympics. A Bound Volume
of Daily Issues of the Mainichi Daily News, October 7 to
October 25, 1964. 252pp. illus., in English language, 26.7x36.5cm
(10.5”x14.4”). Valuable record of Tokyo Olympics. Raspberry stiff
covers, lt. wear, contents EF. ($150)
(Book) Imbastaro, Franco and Cassani, M. Agenda Olimpica di
Tokyo. Preview to the Tokyo Olympic Games. Roma, 1964. 96pp.
illus. throughout, 23.4x30.4cm (9.1”x12”), in Italian. Results of
each sport from 1896 on, illustrations of previous winners, Italian
participants for Tokyo. Linen, soiled, scuffed, contents EF. ($100)
(Book) 1964 United States Olympic Book. Contains Tokyo,
Innsbruck, and 4th Pan-American Games in Sao Paulo, Brazil,
1963. 196pp., illus. Covers spotty, contents clean. ($150)
GRENOBLE, 10th OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES, 1968
Participation Medal. Bronze, 68mm, by M. Coeffin. Profile of
Greek athlete. Rev. City view of Grenoble. EF. ($300)
Participant’s Badge. Goldplated, color enamel, 34x49mm. EF. ($275)
Press Badge. Gilt, multicolor enamel, 35x45mm. Yellow
background. EF. ($300)
Austrian Team Pin. Multicolor enamel, 26x31mm. Raised design.
EF. ($250)
Austrian Team Pin. Silvered, 22x22mm, partially enameled.
Legend over rings and Austrian colors. EF. ($150)
Starting Number “7”. White linen, top blue, number 7 in black.
Ltly. faded, o.w. clean. ($275)
Japanese Olympic Ice-Hockey Team 1968 Pennant. Creamcolored felt, 19.8x31.4cm (7.8”x12.4”), embroidered silver and
gold thread, and color silk. Rings and legend over crossed hockey
sticks, rising sun and date below. EF. ($275)
Official Large Size Rubber Mascot Shuss. Red, white and blue,
15.2cm (6”). Smiling Shuss on ski. VF+. Very scarce. ($250)
Mascot Shuss. Red, white and blue plastic, 95mm (3.7”). Yellow
eyes. First winter mascot. EF. Rare. ($225)
Commemorative Olympic Ski Jump Porcelain Plate. Red and blue,
23.8x23.6cm (9.4”x9.3”), made by Luneville KG. Grenoble logo over
ski jumper in Saint Nizier Venue, rings at l. Abt. EF. ($150)
(Poster) Large Panoramic View of Grenoble and Surrounding
Olympic Venues. Black and white, 150x58cm (59.1x22.8”),
printed by Lescuyer et Fils, Lyon. Large poster featuring Olympic
Grenoble and surrounding Alpine venues with sport, Grenoble logo
at lower r. VF-EF, lt. creases, sm. tear. Rare. ($325)
562
561
560
563
573
567
565
570
564
576
577
578
575
568.
560.
561.
562.
563.
564.
565.
Set of 5 Official Programs for Ice Events, Alpine Events, Nordic
Events (two, one for Jumping, another Cross Country), plus
Program of the Events and Training Schedule. 21x27cm
(8.3”x10.6”). EF, in folder. Very scarce. ($250)
Official Program Folder. Blue and red, 16.9x23.9mm (6.8”x9.4”).
Official color logo on cover, inside 2-page program, mascot Shuss
on back cover in color. First time we see the Grenoble mascot Shuss in an
official publication. VF-EF. ($175)
Ticket. Ice Hockey, February 10, 12h, Stade de Glace, Match 10,
Price 20 F. Blue, red and brown, 25.7x10cm (10.1”x4”). With
2 gate checks. EF, lt. creases. ($125)
(Brochure) Repertoire Des Athletes. Alphabetical list of
participants, in French language. 31pp., 20.6x28.9cm (8.1”x11.4”),
published by IBM. Covers ltly. soiled, contents EF. ($100)
(Brochure) Repertoire des Athletes Par Pays et Par Discipline.
List of Athletes by Country and Event, in French Language. 57pp.,
20.7x29cm (8.2”x11.4”), published by IBM. Covers ltly. soiled,
contents EF. ($100)
(Brochure) 10 th Olympic Winter Games. 36-page fold-out
brochure, illus. in color, 10.6x19.2cm (4.2”x7.6”). Information on
venues. EF. ($75)
MEXICO CITY,
19th OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES, 1968
c566. Group of 19 Small Size Posters. Multicolor, 29.9x30cm
(11.8”x11.8”), printed by Policromia, Mexico City. Included are the
official poster, events, the stadium and art posters. VF-EF to EF.
(19 pcs.) ($450)
567. (Brochures) Shooting Regulations. 57pp. in Spanish, English and
French. Foldout chart in back. Plus Athletics List of Participating
Athletes. 21.4x16.5cm (8.4”x6.5”), 72pp. in 3 languages. VF-EF.
(2 pcs.) ($100)
569.
(Bid Book) Mexico XIX Olympic Games. Mexico City, 1963.
172pp. illus. in color and b&w, 28.7x39.4cm (11.3”x15.5”),
in French, English and Spanish. Presentation of Mexico City to
hold the 1968 Games. White leatherette with color rings, glassine
cover, contents EF. ($250)
1968 United States Olympic Book. Prepared for the U.S. Olympic
Committee. Covers Mexico City, Grenoble, and Pan American
Games in Winnipeg. 415pp. illus. EF. ($100)
SAPPORO,
11th OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES, 1972
570. Press Badge. Silvered, 37x60mm “Press” on red enameled bar.
No ribbon. VF-EF. ($225)
c571. American Ski Team Pin. Gilt, blue and red, 25x31mm. EF. Scarce.
($125)
c572. Austrian Team Pin. Multicolor, 29x25mm. EF. ($150)
573. Japanese Figure Skating Team Pin. Silvered, red, white and blue
enamel, 15x15mm. EF. ($85)
c574. Ski Jumping 1972 Bear Mascot Pin. Black, red and white
enameled bronze, 33x23mm. Ski jumping bear over “Sapporo”,
mountains in background. Possibly a mascot pin. EF. ($100)
575. Starting Number “10”. White linen with green stripes, white
legend, black number “10”. Ltly. soiled, VF-EF. ($300)
576. Commemorative Ski Jumping Spoon. Silvered, 14cm (5.5”) long.
Handle shaped as ski jumper, Spanish color flag on chest. Sapporo
’72 logo in bowl. EF. ($100)
577. Official’s Diploma. Red and silver, 28x38.4cm (11”x15.1”).
Signed by Organising Committee President Kogoro Uemura.
EF. ($375)
578. (Program) Women’s 500m Speed Skating, October 2, 1972,
Makomanai Speed Skating Rink. 23pp., 18.3x25.8cm
(7.2”x10.2”). Silver and red covers with Makomanai Venue Stamp,
lt. wear on cover, o.w. EF. ($150)
590
583
593
588
587
581
594
595
602
600
601
594.
603
c579.
c580.
581.
c582.
583.
c584.
c585.
c586.
587.
588.
c589.
590.
c591.
c592.
593.
605
MUNICH, 20th OLYMPIC GAMES, 1972
Bronze Third Place Winner’s Medal in Freestyle Wrestling
90 KG. Bronze, 65mm, by Gerhard Marcks. Victory seated over
Colosseum stadium. Rev. Roman twins Castor and Pollux, patrons
of competitive sport and friendship. Edge inscribed. Abt. EF,
with chain. ($3,500)
Film Badge. Silvered, violet “Film” on green bar. EF. ($175)
Participant’s Badge. Silvered, 25x35mm. Lt. blue inscribed bar.
EF. ($125)
73rd IOC Session in Munich 1972. Photo Press Badge. Silvered,
32x27mm. Color stripes with legend, with orange ribbon. Abt. EF.
($150)
Athletics Sports Congress Badge. Silvered, blue and green
enamel, 60x24mm. Congress was held in conjunction with Olympic
Games. EF. ($100)
Barbados Team Pin. Gold and white enamel, 20mm. EF. ($90)
Hong Kong Team Pin. White, red and gold enamel, 25mm.
EF. ($80)
Jamaica Team Pin. Multicolor enamel, 16x18mm. EF. ($90)
Malaysia Badminton Team Pin. Silvered, 31x34mm, enameled in
color. EF. ($80)
Nepal Team Pin. Silvered, 22x30mm. EF. Scarce. ($100)
Netherlands Antilles Team Pin. Gilt, multicolor enamel,
12x15mm. EF. ($75)
Singapore Swimming Team Pin. Silvered, red and blue enamel,
32x19mm. Abt. EF. ($75)
Zambia Team Pin. Multicolor enamel, 17x26mm. EF. ($100)
Munich 1972. Kiel Yachting Logo Pin. Light blue and silver,
9x21mm. EF. ($65)
Fencing Pin. Multicolor on white plastic, 13x16mm. Fencer
between Olympic rings and “München 72”. EF. ($75)
East German Olympic Society Silver Pin. Silvered, 25mm.
Discus thrower over rings encircled by legend. Toned EF,
in presentation box. ($100)
595. German Olympic Sports Help Society Funding Medal
(ca. 1972). Silvered WM, 45x45mm. Uniface logo over Olympic
rings. EF, sm. rns. ($65)
596. Group of 1972 Sapporo and Munich Medals. Contains the
Munich Participation Medal in case, a Soviet team medal, an
official commemorative Sapporo 1972 Speedskating medal in
acrylic holder, and two Sapporo 1972 bronze fundraising medals.
All EF to Unc. (5 pcs.) ($375)
597. Interesting Group of 12 Mostly Munich 1972 Memorabilia.
Contains 7 commemorative medals in gold (1), silver (5), and
bronze (1); a Morocco NOC medal; Cufflinks for Melbourne 1956,
and cased cufflinks Munich 1972; a bottle opener and a rubber
Waldi key chain. (12 pcs.) ($250)
c598. Rare Steiff Mascot Olympia Waldi. Multicolor plush, 45cm
(17.7”) long. With “Steiff button’ in ear. EF. ($275)
c599. Commemorative Cobalt Blue Porcelain Ashtray. 11cm (4.3”).
Color helmeted and mural crowned Berlin shield in center, Olympic
rings and “1972” above. Decorative scalloped border in cobalt blue
and gold (lt. wear). Attractive. Abt. EF. ($100)
600. Diploma of an Italian Official. Multicolor, 28x29.6cm
(11”x11.7”). Lt. foxing and creases, VF-EF. ($225)
601. Press Identity Card “E”. Green, 4pp., 17x14.7cm (2.8”x5.8”),
with photo. I.D. of an East German journalist. EF. ($90)
602. Pair of Full Press Tickets. Opening Ceremony, August 26,
15.00h Olympiastadion. And Weightlifting, September 5, 19.00h,
Messegelände. Both multicolor, 14.8x10.6cm, with gate checks.
EF. (2 pcs.) ($75)
603. Allianz Olympia Insurance for Accredited Journalists during
the Olympic Games. Blue and white, 14.9x10.5cm (5.9”x4.1”).
11pp. in 5 languages, in clear holder. Plus Press Lunch Voucher.
Both EF. (2 pcs.) ($75)
c604. Official Guide. 236pp. illus. in color, 12.2x23.9cm (4.8”x9.4”),
in German. Program, venues, uniforms of the Games, art posters
with explications, cultural program, etc. Color covers,
EF. ($100)
605. Roland Matthes Original Caricature Drawing in Black Ink
by Wolfgang Stroppe, Berlin. 29.6x39.8cm (11.7”x15.7”). Roland
Matthes, East Germany, won gold in 100-Meter and 200-Meter Backstroke.
2 small spots, o.w. EF. Matted. ($175)
612
613
622
620
616
623
c606. (Brochure) Buchwald, J. München 1972. Karikaturenalbum
von Sportlern mit Autogrammen. Caricatures of athletes with
their autographs. 60pp., 23.9x15.7cm (9.4”x6.2”), in German.
Featured are worldwide athletes with their sport and autograph.
Blue-green covers, lt. corner creases, contents EF. ($100)
c607. (Card Album) Olympia Sapporo/München 72. 32pp., by Herba
Druck, Plochingen. 32pp., 20.6x27cm (8.1”x10.6”), in German.
Report on winter and summer games, with results, plus 4 pages of
32 uncut photographic color prints. EF. ($100)
c608. Bid Book. Montreal Invites and is Ready. XXth Olympiad 1972.
72pp. illus. in b&w and color, 25.7x35.7cm (10.1”x14.1”). Stiff
color covers under protective plastic, corner crease, VF-EF. ($200)
609. (Report) 1972 United States Olympic Book. Official report
prepared for the U.S. Olympic Committee. Covers Sapporo,
Munich and 6th Pan-American Games in Calif. 448pp., illus. Hard
cover with d.j. EF. ($75)
c610.
c611.
612.
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c615.
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621
618
INNSBRUCK,
12th OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES, 1976
Innsbruck 1976 Austrian Army Badge. White and red enameled
AE, 42x68mm. With prongs and leather lapel patch on back. EF.
Rare. ($175)
Austrian Team Pin. Goldplated, blue enamel, 29x25mm. EF. ($65)
Siemens Sponsor Pin. Silvered, red and blue enamel, 18x18mm.
downhill skier between “SIEMENS – Innsbruck 76” EF. Scarce. ($75)
Commemorative Olympic Flame Medal. Goldplated AE, 53mm.
Olympic flame with “Olympia Innsbruck 1976” over 5 Olympic
winter events. Looped, EF. ($75)
Large Size Mascot Snowman. 18cm (7.1cm) tall. White felt
covered hard body wearing a red felt hat with feather and a big
smile. Sm. spots, VF-EF. Rare in that size. ($375)
Mascot Snowman (“Schneemanderl”). 10.5cm (4.1”) tall. White
felt covered hard body, carrot nose and red hat with white feather.
EF, in pictorial box. ($250)
Commemorative Large Crystal Icicles Sculpture. 12cm (4.7”)
wide, 33.5cm (13.2”) tall, made by Riedel, Austria. Large icicle
sculpture, Innsbruck 1976 logo on lower right. EF. ($175)
Denver 1976 Winter Olympic Games Porcelain Bid Plate.
Multicolor, 22.8cm (9”). Seal of Colorado and 1976 Bid Logo.
EF. ($175)
Commemorative Denver 1976 Winter Olympics Pocket Knife.
Black with silver inlay, 9cm (3.5”) long. “Winter Olympics Denver
1976” and Olympic rings. Items from Denver 1976 are scarce.
EF. ($100)
628
625
619.
626
(Bid Book) Report of the Denver XII Olympic Winter Games
1976 Bid Committee for the IOC Executive Board Lausanne,
Switzerland, May 1972. 270pp. illus., 21.5x28cm (8.5”x11”), in
English and French. Contains answers to the IOC Questionnaire:
Organization, Arts and Marketing and Technical Division. Denver
won the Games but the people of Colorado rejected state funding for the
Olympic Games on Nov. 7, 1972. The 1976 Denver Winter Games were
subsequently awarded to Innsbruck. Stiff covers, initials on cover,
620.
621.
622.
623.
contents EF. ($250)
Olympic Merit Medal Certificate by the President of the
Austrian Republic. 21x29.7cm (8.3”x11.7”). With blindstamped
Austrian Republic eagle. Lt. creases, EF. ($150)
Official Daily Program, Day 8, February 11, 1976, and Official
Brochure. Program 16pp.: Figure skating, ice hockey, 5000m
Speed Skating (won by Sten Stensen, Norway), Cross Country
Relay 4x10km plus results through Feb. 10. Official fold-out color
brochure with ticket prices, program, venues, maps, etc. VF-EF.
(2 pcs.) ($75)
Ticket. Ice Hockey, Feb. 10, 19.00 h, Olympia-Stadion, Price S.
150.-. Brown and red, 15x8cm (6”x3.1”). Crease, EF. ($75)
Ticket. Closing Ceremony, February 15, 20.00 h, OlympiaStadion, Price S 200.-. Brown and red, 15x8cm (6”x3.1”). Crease,
VF-EF. ($75)
MONTREAL, 21st OLYMPIC GAMES, 1976
c624. 78 th IOC Session in Montreal, 1976. IOC Press Badge.
Goldplated, multicolor, 28x58mm. With yellow ribbon. EF. ($200)
625. Team Official’s Badge. Copper-nickel, 28x56mm, red and green
enamel. EF. ($150)
626. Press Badge. Copper-nickel, 28x56mm. Red and blue enamel.
EF. ($150)
c627. Spanish Radio – Television Pin. Black, red and yellow enameled
bronze, 16x19mm. EF. ($100)
628. Bromont ’76 Equestrian Logo Pin. Goldplated, 22x27mm.
Jumping horse over rings, “Bromont-76” below. Bromont was the
venue for equestrian events. EF. Scarce. ($100)
632
638
633
629
641
640
646
629.
642
647
Official Commemorative Medal. Bronze, 50mm, by Huguenin.
Skyline of Montreal, logo above. Rev. Aerial view of Olympic
stadium. Unc., cased. ($65)
630. Interesting Group of Eight. Contains Two Participation Medals,
spotty VF-EF, 3 Canadian medals including the Olympic Shield of
Sport issued by the Canadian NOC, a goldplated logo necklace,
a desk set of two $10 and two $5 Canadian Olympic coins in clear
acrylic, and a Franz Klammer commemorative medal, Innsbruck
1976. (8 pcs.) ($400)
c631. Official Ceremonial Olympic Games Sword of Honor. Steel,
113cm (44.5”) long, handcrafted by Wilkinson Sword, England.
Steel blade decorated with ornate scroll inscribed “XXI st
OLYMPIAD MONTREAL MCMLXXVI”. Goldplated cross-guard
with enameled Montreal city shield, rosewood handle, and
goldplated maple leaf shaped top with engraved Olympic rings.
For presentation to high dignitaries. EF. Rare. Beautiful and
outstanding workmanship. ($2,500)
632. Montreal 1976 Olympic Stadium in Sterling Silver. 1000 grams
(2.2 lbs.), 25.8x14.2cm (10.2”x5.6”), made by Fratelli &
Cacchione, Milano. According to text on underside, 351 stadiums only
were made, representing 3 pieces per participating nation. Toned EF.
Very rare. ($1,300)
633. Gray Model of the Montreal 1976 Olympic Stadium. Gray,
10.9x20cm (4.3”x7.9”). Stadium with tower. EF, in original
packaging. ($100)
c634. Bright Gold Model of the Montreal 1976 Olympic Stadium.
As preceding stadium but bright gold color. EF. ($100)
c635. Gold Model of the Montreal 1976 Olympic Stadium. As preceding
stadium but antique gold colored plastic. Lt. wear, abt. EF. ($100)
645
c636. Mascot Amik the Beaver. White and red plastic with white logo,
21.5cm (8.5”) long. EF. Scarce. ($275)
c637. Mascot Amik the Beaver. Black and red plastic with white logo,
21.5cm (8.5”) long. EF. Scarce. ($275)
638. Pair of Black Suede Amik Mascots. 58x65mm, with hanger at
top. Amik with red and white sash, another with fur. EF. (2 pcs.)
($100)
c639. Mascot Amik Rattle. Black, red and white plastic, 12.5x15.2cm
(4.9”x6”). Lots of noise. EF. ($100)
640. Large Commemorative Wall Plaque. Copper colored, 48x27cm
(18.9”x10.6”). Flaming torch between building and discus thrower,
logo above. EF. ($150)
641. Commemorative Wall Plate. Wood-like material, 30cm (11.8”).
Montreal logo in gold over “Montreal 1976” encircled by 12
Canadian shields. EF. ($75)
642 “Kings Plate” Montreal 1976. Silverplated brass, 25.7cm (10.1”).
Official logo in center over “Montreal 1976”. EF, starting to tone,
in red original presentation box, soiled on top. ($100)
c643. Commemorative Polish Porcelain Cup and Saucer with Discus
Thrower Design. Cup 8.8cm tall, saucer 13.2cm, by Tarokina
Porcelain Manufactory. Black and white discus thrower on wide red
band. EF. (2 pcs.) ($125)
644. Miscellaneous Group of 12 Cloth and Paper Items: Contains
Berlin 1936 Flags of the Nations Pennant, 10x18cm. VF+.
Multicolor patches from Oslo 1952, Munich 1972 (4) and an Amik
patch from Montreal 1976. Furthermore a competitor’s seal from
Cortina 1956 showing hand with torch, and a group of 4 bank
checks of the Mexico 1968 Organising Committee. VF to EF, avg.
EF. (12 pcs.) ($180)
645. Press Identity Card “E”. Blue, 8.3x12.7cm (3.2”x5”). ID of an
East German journalist. EF. In plastic cover, with cord. ($100)
646. (Bid Book) Olympic Games 1976. Invitation to Montreal,
Metropolis of Canada. Montreal 1969. 64 stiff pages illus. Gold
and red stiff covers. EF. ($200)
647. 80 th IOC Session in Athens, 1978. Photo Press Badge.
Goldplated, rings in color, 36x61mm. Inscribed “Presse”, with
yellow ribbon, 2 black stripes, and blue-white cord. EF. ($175)
648. 80 th IOC Session in Athens, 1978. Guest of International
Federation Badge. As preceding badge but with blue-white-blue
ribbon. EF. ($175)
c649. Eighth Asian Games in Bangkok, 1978. Saudi-Arabian Olympic
Committee Medal. Silvered, edge gilt, 60mm. Color enameled
NOC logo. Rev. Text in Arabic and English. Tiny rn., EF. ($100)
652
662
657
651
665
668
653
LAKE PLACID,
13th OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES, 1980
650. Participation Medal. Nickel-silver, 76mm, by M. Jovine. Plus
Lake Placid Olympic Village Medal. AE, 76mm. Logo. Rev.
Triangle. Plus 3 commemorative belt buckles with logo and/or
mascot. EF. (5 pcs.) ($375)
651. 82nd IOC Session in Lake Placid 1980. Named IOC Member
Badge. Silvered, 37x57mm. EF, with white ribbon. ($225)
652. Japanese Luge Team Pin. Silvered, white and red enamel,
35x22mm. EF. ($75)
653. 1980 Timex American Team Watch. Silver face with Olympic
color, shield and “1980 United States Olympic Team”. With silver
elastic wristband. EF. ($225)
c654. Opening Ceremony Sheared Beaver Fur Coat with Hood. Worn
by Al Oerter as Representative of the Summer Games. Oystercolored with red and black stripes around hood and on arms.
Al Oerter, a four-time Olympic gold medal winner in discus in 1956-19601964-1968. Representatives of the Winter Games were a.o. Dick Button and
Tenley Albright. Extra large size. Very soft and warm jacket in good
condition. One of 6 jackets. ($1,500)
c655. Mascot Roni Radio. Multicolor cloth, 40cm (15.8”). Zipper on
back for batteries. EF. Scarce. ($175)
c656. Pair of Press Identity Cards “E” With Photos. Pink, 8.2x12.8cm
(3.2”x5”), laminated, with chain. And 3-page pink fold-out ID with
color logo, 7.6x12.7cm (3”x5”). I.D.’s of an East German journalist.
Both EF. (2 pcs.) ($125)
657. Participation Diploma. Blue and black, 22.8x30.5cm (8.9”x12”).
Participation medal over legend and color logo. Unissued. EF,
lt. creases. ($125)
658. (Report) United States Olympic Book 1980. 272pp., profusely
illus. in color. Extensive report on the Lake Placid Winter Games,
the VIII Pan American Games in San Juan Puerto Rico, and
Moscow 1980 which was boycotted by the United States. Photos of
all to be U.S. team members by event. Pictorial hard covers, EF.
Scarce report. ($125)
MOSCOW, 22nd OLYMPIC GAMES, 1980
c659. Sample Gold Winner’s Medal. Bronze, 60mm, by Ilya Postol.
Seated Victory, Colosseum stadium in background. Rev. Cauldron
with Olympic flame over stadium, logo upper r. Partially
goldplated, o.w. EF. ($1,200)
c660. United States Olympic Team Congressional Medal. Goldplated
bronze, 75mm, by Tiffany & Co. Flaming torch between rings and
“1980”, United States Olympic Team” above. Rev. Five doves
flying towards “Games of the XXII Olympiad”. With blue-whitered ribbon. In velvet and silk lined blue leather presentation case
with gilt legend. This medal, styled like a winner’s medal, was presented
to American 1980 Moscow team members at a ceremony by President
Carter after the United States decided to boycott the Moscow Olympic
Games in protest of the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan. EF. ($1,250
669
664
670
672
c661. United States Olympic Committee Medal for Members of the
1980 Moscow Olympic Team, 1980. Goldplated bronze, 75mm.
USOC shield over torch. Rev. 7-line legend. With red-white-blueribbon, in blue velvet presentation case. Presented by the USOC
to 1980 Moscow team members after the boycott. EF. ($800)
662. East German Track & Field Gold Medal Winner’s Award
Plaque for Moscow 1980. Goldplated AE, 10.8x15.8cm (4.3”x6.2”)
Olympic rings and laurel branch between award legend. EF. ($250)
664. Mongolian Team Pin. Gilt, 41x25mm. EF. Scarce. ($65)
665. Moscow 1980 Bid Pin. Goldplated AE, 18x32mm. Rings above
1980 bid logo. EF. ($75)
c666. East Germany. International Olympic Day in Berlin, 1980.
Participant’s Badge. Multicolor enamel, 35x29mm with 2
suspended bars at bottom. EF. ($100)
667. Nice Group of Medals and a Session Badge. Contains
2 Participation Medals in original cases, small size bronze copy of
a winner’s medal, VF, a Misha medal, the Broken Olympics Jewish
Protest Medal, and a NOC Moscow session badge with green
ribbon. Mostly EF. ($400)
668. 1980 Timex Quartz American Team Watch. Silver face with
Olympic color shield and “1980 United States Olympic team”. EF.
With black leather band (lt. wear). ($225)
669. Large Commemorative Mascot Misha Clear Glass Plate.
26.3x25.8cm (10.4”x10.2”). Smiling Misha surrounded by 5-ringed
flowers. EF. ($125)
670. Commemorative Binoculars. Red leatherette embossed with
Moscow logo, stadium and landmarks, 10.6x6.4cm (4.2”x2.5”).
Case opens up to reveal binoculars. EF. ($100)
c671. Torch Relay Volunteer’s Diploma. Multicolor, 23.8x32cm
(9.4”x12.6”). Torch bearer medal between color stripes, legend and
name below. Lt. browning along top, lt. crease, VF-EF. ($100)
672. Merit Diploma for Active Help with the Opening and Closing
Ceremonies of the Moscow 1980 Olympic Games. Multicolor,
25x30cm (9.8”x11.8”). EF. ($100)
675
673
674
680
678
683
687
Group of 8 Tickets. Multicolor, 17x11cm (6.7”x4.3”). Athletics,
July 24; Basketball, July 21; Boxing, July 30; Hockey, July 20;
Judo, July 28; rowing, July 21; Soccer, July 24; and Water Polo,
July 25. Creased, VF to EF. (8 pcs.) ($150)
674. (Book) Olympic Souvenir. Moscow, Fizkultura I Sport, 1980.
200pp. illustrated in color, 22.5x29.5cm (8.8”x11.6”). Traditional
Russian crafts and folk art, mostly made for the Moscow Olympic
Games. Wealth of Olympic souvenirs. Red leatherette, gilt.
EF. ($125)
675. XIth Olympic Congress in Baden-Baden Medal, 1981. Silver,
45mm, by V. Huster. Bust l. of Coubertin over Congress logo.
Rev. Rings over legend. EF. ($100)
c676. Commemorative World Cup in Soccer Trophy (Jules Rimet
Cup) for German Soccer Championship in 1954, 1974 and
1982. Cast brass, 17.5cm (6.9”) tall. Trophy with oval plaque
“World Cup/Deutschland Weltmeister) 1954-1974-1982” in 3 lines.
Very heavy trophy. EF. ($175)
685
673.
SARAJEVO,
14th OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES, 1984
677. Participation Medal. Bronze, 86x78mm uniface, by N. Mitric.
Stylized “Sarajevo 84”, within circle, above Sarajevo Olympic
emblem. Spotty toning, VF-EF, cased. Plus Voochko Pin
goldplated, silver Voochko in center, EF. (2 pcs.) ($500)
678. Soviet Team Medal. Bronze, 61mm. Soviet emblem with red
enameled flag. Rev. Sarajevo logo. EF. ($100)
c679. Men’s American Team Ring for Sarajevo 1984. Goldplated, with
blue stone in center surrounded by “U.S. Olympic Team 1984”.
Olympic motto and U.S. shield with rings and Sarajevo logo over
“Staff” on sides. EF. ($450)
680. 1984 Longines American Team Watch. Goldplated face with
“USA” over rings and “1984 U.S. Olympic Team”. With goldplated
elastic wristband. EF. ($225)
c681. Large White Plush Mascot Voochko the Wolf. 29.4cm (11.6”)
tall. White plush with brown nose, ears and paws. EF. Very rare.
($350)
689
c682. Large Brown Plush Mascot Voochko the Wolf. 29.4cm (11.6”)
tall. Dark brown plush with light brown nose, ears and paws.
EF. Very rare. ($350)
683. (Poster) Large Sarajevo and Olympic Venues Poster by Official
Ski Sponsor Elan. Multicolor, 86.4x59.7cm (34”x23.5”). Aerial
view of Sarajevo and venues with pictograms. Marginal creases,
abt. EF. ($150)
LOS ANGELES, 23rd OLYMPIC GAMES, 1984
Participation Medal and Sam the Eagle Butterfly Wing Picture.
Participation medal; and Sam holding the torch over blue-green
iridescent butterfly wings, under glass, 14.5cm. Both EF. (2 pcs.)
($250)
685. Volunteer’s Medal. Bronze, 60mm. Stars in motion logo. Rev.
Entrance to Olympic Coliseum Stadium. EF. ($100)
c686. 1984 Los Angeles Men’s American Team Ring. Goldplated, blue
stone in center, motto over USOC shield and Los Angeles logo over
“Staff” on either side. EF. ($450)
687. 1984 Longines American Team Watch. Goldplated face with
“USA” over rings and “1984 U.S. Olympic Team”. With goldplated
wristband. EF. ($225)
c688. Olympic Flagbearer’s Suit Worn During the Opening
Ceremony by Al Oerter. Large size, white linen Cotroneo suit,
Olympic rings sewn on chest pocket, complete with large red scarf.
Belonged to Al Oerter, a four-time gold medallist in discus, who
carried the Olympic flag into the stadium. EF. ($250)
689. Official Baseball of the 1984 Los Angeles Olympic Games
Autographed by Silver Medal Winning American Team.
Fourteen autographs incl. Mark McGwire (most homeruns for a
rookie, 70 homeruns 1998), Chris Gwenn (All Star and NL Batting
Champion 86 and 87), Will Clark (All Stars), B.J. Surhoff (Kansas
City Royals), and Rod Dadeau (coach, Hall of Fame). Lt. browning.
In clear acrylic ball cube. ($500)
684.
692
694
695
698
693
701
703
c690. (Record) The Official Music of the XXIII rd Olympiad Los
Angeles. Special limited edition 33 RPM picture disc. Color logo
on front. EF. ($100)
c691. Olympiad Triumphs. Colorful Basketball Commemorative
Porcelain Plate. 22.1cm (8.7”), by Escalera, after an original oil
painting. Basketball players during Olympic Games. Edges and
logo gilt. EF, boxed. ($100)
692. American and Soviet NOC Historic Agreement Medal, 1985.
Silver, 38mm. Soviet emblem and American NOC logo, September
15, 1985, Indianapolis. Rev. 8-line legend in laurel wreath. With
brochure. Historic agreement after the Soviet boycott of the Los Angeles
1984 Games. Proof, Unc. ($65)
693. 90 th IOC Session in East Berlin, 1985. IOC Guest Badge.
Silvered AE, 35x61mm. With white ribbon, blue stripe and bar
“INVITE”. EF. ($175)
694. East Germany. International Olympic Day in Berlin, 1987.
Participant’s Badge. Multicolor enamel, 35x29mm. With 2
suspended bars at bottom. EF. ($100)
CALGARY,
15th OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES, 1988
c695. Sample Gold Winner’s Medal. Goldplated, 69mm, made by
Jostens. Joint heads l. of laureated athlete and Native American
Indian with feather headdress made of winter sport equipment. Rev.
Calgary logo within legend, “SAMPLE” on either side. Unc. With
ribbon, in wood and glass display case with plaque on top. Base
18.2x8.1cm (7.2”x3.2”), 18cm (7.2”) tall. Rare presentation set.
($2,250)
696. Participation Medal. In presentation case. Soviet cased set of
Team and NOC Medals; and large goldplated Calgary ’88 logo pin.
All EF. (3 pcs.) ($350)
c697. 1988 Men’s American Team Ring. Goldplated. USOC logo in
center, Calgary logo and “Calgary 1988”, and Seoul logo and
“Seoul 1988” on sides. EF. ($300)
698. 1988 Bulova Quartz American Olympic Team Watch. Silver face
with color rings and “1998 USA Olympic Team”. EF, with black
leather band. ($225)
c699. Official Games Hockey Puck. Black with color logo, made in
Canada. Very scarce. ($125)
707
709
c700. Mascots Hidy and Howdy Porcelain Plate. 17.7cm (7”), by TSC,
Oakville, Ontario. Hidy and Howdy with Canadian flag, in gilt
border. EF. ($100)
701. (Book) Share the Flame. The Official Retrospective Book of the
Olympic Torch Relay. 224pp. illus., in color. Linen, with pictorial
d.j. EF. ($75)
SEOUL, 24th OLYMPIC GAMES, 1988
c702. Official Torch. Brass, 50cm (20”), with tan leather handle,
designed by Lee Woo-Sing. Bowl depicts dragons, Seoul Olympic
logo enameled in color below. Used in the torch run, bowl at top
burnt from flame, lt. scs. on holder, leather handle has a few burn
spots. ($1,500)
703. Mayor of Pusan Olympic Regatta Medal, 1988. Bronze, 61mm.
Hodori in yacht, logo above. Rev. View of sea at Pusan. EF, in blue
velvet case. ($125)
c704. (Autograph) Everlast Boxing Glove Signed by Roy Jones Jr.,
Boxer of the 1988 Olympics, Fighter of the Decade of 1990.
Current World Champion. EF. ($125)
c705. Seoul 1988 English Enameled Box 1986. Multicolor enameled
copper, 58mm, 30mm high, handmade by Crummies & Co.,
England. Seoul logo on top. IOC president’s gift. EF. ($175)
c706. Large Commemorative Olympic Cities from Athens 1896 to
Seoul 1988 Plate. Multicolor plastic, 45.5cm (17.9”). Posters and
national flags of the 24 Olympic Games encircling map of
continents with Olympic cities. EF. ($150)
707. Official Commemorative Olympic Stadium Plate. Brass, 20cm
(7.9”). Three-dimensional view of stadium between legend.
EF. ($125)
c708. Commemorative Theatrical Masks Wall Picture. Threedimensional color masks: Chuibali, Mial Halmi, Bune, Yunip and
Jangkun, mounted on black background with Seoul logo,
in wooden frame, 31.5x31.5cm (12.4”x12.4”), under glass, 3.5cm
(1.4”) high. EF. ($125)
709. 95 th IOC Session In Puerto Rico, 1989. IOC Guest Badge.
Goldplated, 31x57mm, rings in color. EF. With white ribbon and
cord. ($200)
711
710
716
712
717
718
721
710.
711.
712.
ALBERTVILLE,
16th OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES, 1992
Participation Medal. Chrome-plated steel, 68mm, by R. Mayot.
Albertville Olympic emblem within French and English legend.
Rev. Star symbol over Alps and Olympic rings within French
legend. EF. ($825)
Commemorative Soviet Pocket Watch. Steel with color enameled
Albertville logo. Molnija watch. One of the last Soviet watches.
With chain, EF. ($175)
Participation Diploma. Red and blue, 27.5x27.5cm (11”).
Embossed Albertville logo on upper r., facsimile signature of IOC
President Samaranch and Presidents Barnier and Jean-Claude Killy.
EF. 2 sm. spots. ($200)
BARCELONA, 25th OLYMPIC GAMES, 1992
c713. Silver Second Place Winner’s Medal. Silver, 70mm, by
X. Corbero. Victory seated above stadium. Rev. Barcelona logo of
jumping athlete over Olympic Rings. Although IOC rules call for
inscription of event on winner’s medals, the Barcelona medals were not
inscribed. EF, sm. run., with shortened ribbon in Olympic colors.
In original pouch. ($3,750)
c714. Barcelona 1992 Hungarian Sponsor Badge. Silvered, color
enamel, 31x38mm. With red-white-green ribbon and “sponsor” bar.
EF. Scarce. ($75)
c715. 1992 Men’s American Team Ring. Goldplated sterling silver.
Black Olympic rings, “USA” and “1992” on sides. EF. ($300)
716. 1992 Seiko Quartz American Team Watch. Blue face with gold
rings and “1992 Olympic Team”. With black leather band.
EF. ($225)
717. Trio of Mascot Cobi Posters. Multicolor, 86.4x64.8cm
(34”x25.5”) each. Cobi carrying Olympic flag; Cobi in front of
Western and Eastern hemisphere; and Cobi pictograms for Olympic
events in Barcelona, city view below. All EF. (3 pcs.). ($100)
723
724
LILLEHAMMER,
17th OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES, 1994
718. 1994 Seiko Quartz American Olympic Team Watch. Black and
gold face with rings over “1994 Olympic Team”. EF. With black
leather band (lt. wear). ($225)
c719. Early Model of Mascot Hakon. Hand carved wood, hand painted
in color, Olympic rings on hat. Older looking Hakon on skis, on
wooden base, 14.8x5.5cm (5.8”x2.2”), 17.5cm (6.9”) tall.
“Lillehammer 1994” on side. 1 of 5 made. Rare. ($250)
ATLANTA, 26th OLYMPIC GAMES, 1996
c720. Gold First Place Paralympic Games Winner’s Medal.
Goldplated silver, 82mm (3.2”). Paralympic logo. Rev. Braille
legend. With loop and rings. EF, scs. on rev. ($1,000)
721. Gold Medal Winner Dot Richardson, USA Autographed
Softball. Official Dudley Softball signed “Dot Richardson USA #1.
Olympic Gold ’96”. EF. ($150)
c722. Atlanta 1996 Centennial English Enamel Box. Multicolor
enameled copper, 58mm, 33mm tall, made by Crummies. Atlanta
logo; Athens 1896 official poster design on inside top, green
bottom. EF, in IOC presentation box. ($175)
723. Eighth Place Winner’s Diploma Awarded in Swimming –
Women’s 4x100m Freestyle Relay. 21.5x30.5cm (8.5”x12”).
Signed by IOC President Samaranch and Organising Committee
President Payne. EF, in green cover with gilt logo. ($225)
724. 106th IOC Session in Lausanne, 1997. IOC Badge. Goldplated,
rings in color, 31x57mm. EF. With white cord. ($200)
NAGANO,
18th OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES, 1998
c725. 1998 Nagano Men’s American Team Ring. Nagano logo in
center, torchrunner, and logo between “USA Olympic Team
Nagano” on sides. EF. ($450)
735
726
727
729
American Team Men’s Seiko Kinetic Watch. Goldplated dial
with Nagano logo, “1998 Olympic Team” and Olympic rings
below. With brown calf leather band. EF. ($250)
727. Figure Skating Skate Autographed in Blue Ink by Four Nagano
Medal Winners: Tara Lipinski, Michelle Kwan and Chen Lu (gold,
silver and bronze) and Ilya Kulik, Russia, gold. Plus Scott Hamilton
(gold in Sarajevo 1984). Harlick Skate, San Francisco. EF. ($350)
c728. Russian Olympic Committee Wall Plaque. Wood, 20.6x25.8cm
(8.1”x10.2”). With affixed Russian NOC and Nagano logo plaques.
EF. ($150)
734
726.
729.
c730.
c731.
c732.
732a.
c733.
SYDNEY, 27th OLYMPIC GAMES, 2000
112th IOC Session in Moscow, 2001. Organising Committee
Badge. Goldplated, 30x56mm, rings in color. With yellow ribbon
and blue cord. End of President Samaranch’s era and election of IOC
President Rogge. EF. Beautiful badge. ($200)
Sydney 2000 Swatch. Aluminum American Team Watch. Color
logo on face, with rubber band, dates of Olympic summer games on
inside. EF. ($200)
Sydney 2000 English Enamel Box. Multicolor enameled copper,
58mm, 30mm high, handmade by Crummies & Co., England. Sydney
logo on top. IOC president’s gift. EF, in presentation box. ($175)
Greek Torchbearer’s T-Shirt and Shorts. Large size, blue and
gray design, Greek NOC logo on front. New (2 pcs.) ($175)
Complete Set of 16 Official Olympic Daily Programs. September
16 to October 1, 2000. All illus., EF. (16 pcs.) ($175)
Complete Set of 32 American Team Pins. Red, white and blue
enameled team pins in the outline of the Australian continent.
In wooden case, under glass. Each athlete and some officials received a
set from the U.S.O.C. They were never available to the public. New. ($350)
736
734.
735.
736.
c737.
c738.
c739.
c740.
SALT LAKE CITY,
19th OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES, 2002
113 th IOC Session in Salt Lake City 2002. Press Badge.
Silvered, 43mm. Snowflake with yellow ribbon. In black leather
presentation box. ($175)
Volunteer’s Medal. Bronze, 40x71mm, by O.T. Tanner. “Light the
Fire Within” motto and logo on arch. Rev. Standing figure
extending helping hand to 5 circular rings. EF, in blue presentation
case. ($175)
Autographed Cross-Country Skiing Starting Number for a
Kenyan Skier. Orange and white bib with black marker signature.
Plus autographed 9”x12” color photo signed on back. EF. (2 pcs.)
($150)
Radio-Television Broadcaster Bib for February 13. Lavender,
orange and white with black writing. EF. ($125)
NBC Television Armband for “All Coaches Corner”. Orange
and white, black ink writing. EF. ($125)
Complete Set of 28 American Team Pins. Silver, light and dark
blue enameled pins spelling “USA 2002”. In wooden case,
under glass. Each athlete and some officials received a set from the
U.S.O.C. They were never available to the public. New. ($350)
Complete Set of 16 Daily Programs, Day 1 and 2, Feb. 9, 2002
to Day 17 February 24, 2002. Illustrated in color throughout.
EF. (16 issues.) ($175)
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