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Auction 244 Page:1 Auction 244 Page:1 Lot Type Grading Description Est $A OLYMPIC GAMES Lot 568 568 Collection including 1952 Australian blazer pocket framed; British Olympic Association official reports for 1948, 1952 & 1956; books (28) including 'The Official History of the Olympic Games and the IOC: Athens to London 1894-2012' by Miller; videos (13); 1956 Donald Clark aboriginal print on linen framed; 1956 ashtray, newspapers & athletics programme; Sydney 2000 coin collection in album (28 x $5 coins), jigsaw & plate; bus-stop poster; few stamps, coins, medals; pins (18) including 'British Olympic Association' (2) & 'Puerto Rico - Rome 1960'. 400 569 - 1950s-2000s including 1956 Coles cards (15); Olympic flag; pins & badges (30+); ties (3); 1996 Melbourne Olympics Bid sweater, glasses (2) & ephemera; 1996 Atlanta T-shirt; 2000 Sydney programmes (2); 2006 Melbourne Commonwealth Games Baton signed by Peter Norman (black power salute fame) & Mike Powell (USA); also 'Football Record's for 2010 Grand Final & Replay. (100 approx) 200 570 Balance of collection including signed covers (12), promo cards (11) & ephemera (3) including Peter Norman, John Winter, Robert De Castella & Tamsyn Lewis; scarce 1956 book 'Olympic Games - Climate of Melbourne with World Comparisons'; other books (4; one signed); 2000 Sydney football programme; unsigned covers & stamps. (70+ items) 100 Ex Lot 571 571 Group including 1956 bronze plaque 'Deutscher Leichtathltik Verband' engraved on reverse 'XVI.Olympiade Melbourne 1956'; 1964 Tokyo & 1968 Mexico scrapbook of press clippings; 1984 Los Angeles 'Olympic Record' (7 issues) & 'Closing Ceremonies: A Celebration'; 1988 Seoul scrapbook of results. (11 items) 120 572 Accumulation including programmes 1996 Atlanta (American & Australian editions), 2000 Sydney (2), 2006 Commonwealth Games (4) & 2012 London; stamps & covers including Australia Post Olympic Gold Medallists sheetlets for 2000, 2004, 2008, 2012 & 2016 (FV A$355); Olympic pins (10). (100s) 300 573 Collection including 2000 Sydney tickets (6), 'Official Olympic Daily' (8 issues), scrapbook of press clippings; 2004 Athens Spectator Guide & 'Official Olympic Daily' (10 issues); 2008 Beijing 'China Daily - The Olympian' (16 issues) & 'The Tafnot Times' (10 issues); athletics magazines (15); also 2005 IAAF World Championships in Helsinki programmes (10); 2006 Commonwealth Games tickets (14), 'Daily Events Guide' (6 issues). (95 items) 250 574 Autographs signed photographs & trade cards including Edith Robinson (Australia's first female track & field athlete), Pat Farmer, Linford Christie, John Landy & Michelle Timms; plus unsigned postcard of Shirley Strickland. (6 items) 100 Page:2 www.abacusauctions.com.au 17 & 18 June 2021 OLYMPIC GAMES (continued) Lot Type Grading Description Est $A Ex Lot 575 575 - extensive collection of Australian Gold Medallists, most with a page devoted to each Olympian, with signed covers, pictures, pieces & cards, noted Raelene Boyle, Ron Clarke, Betty Cuthbert, Dawn Fraser, Cathy Freeman, John Landy, Kieren Perkins & Murray Rose. Wonderful starter collection. (175 items) 700 576 - signed books 'Dawn: One Hell of a Life' (Dawn Fraser), 'Cathy: Her own story' (Cathy Freeman) & 'Ian Thorpe - The biography'; signed postcards/trade cards of Dawn Fraser (2), Murray Rose, Lisa Curry, Kieren Perkins, Ian Thorpe, Robert De Castella & Kirstie Marshall. (11 items) 150 Ex Lot 577 577 Badges 1960s-2000s group including Great Britain team badges for 1960, 1992 & 1996; 1984 USA team badges for Boxing & Synchronized Swimming; other team badges for Romania, Argentina & Pakistan hockey; range of badges from 1992 Barcelona (16) 1996 Atlanta (13) & 2000 Sydney (5). (59 items) 200 Ex Lot 578 578 - 1936-2000 collection including 1936 Berlin lapel pin, replica German Olympic Decoration 1st Class & Commemorative medal; 1950s 'Reiter-Olympia-Spende' equestrian badge; 1956 Australian team pin; 1956 Lifebuoy Soap badges of John Landy, Murray Rose & Hector Hogan; 1960 Squaw Valley; 1996 Olympic Centenary; Good/Fine condition. (22 items) 200 579 Medals 1968 Mexico Olympics commemorative medallions in pewter & bronze, each 63mm diameter, in original presentation case (with some foxing); plus 1988 Seoul Olympics octagonal bronze Participation Medal for Officials & Judges, 65mm diameter, in original presentation case. (3 items) 100 580 Postcards 1890s-1950s selection in album, noted Athens Stadium, 1908 Olympic marathon; Australian champions Jack Donaldson, Arthur Postle & Bob Pearce; 1936 Berlin Olympics (some with special postmarks), etc, then extensive assortment of reproductions & moderns, mainly fine condition. (250+) 400 Auction 244 Page:3 OLYMPIC GAMES (continued) Lot Type Grading Description Est $A Ex Lot 581 581 1906 Athens Olympics group of postcards with scenes from the Intercalated Games all postally used from Syros, Greece to Launceston, Tasmania in 1907, Fair condition. Very scarce. [The 'Intercalacated Games' were planned to be held in Athens in between the internationally organized games but only took place in the one year 1906; they were at the time considered to be Olympic Games and were referred to as the "Second International Olympic Games in Athens" by the International Olympic Committee] (8 items) 300 Lot 582 582 1912 Stockholm Olympics heavy bronze plaque '50-ARSMINNET AV OLYMPISKA SPELEN STOCKHOLM 1912' depicting 3 Olympic vignettes, size 11x7cm. 100 Page:4 www.abacusauctions.com.au 17 & 18 June 2021 OLYMPIC GAMES (continued) Lot Type Grading Description Est $A Ex Lot 583 583 1932 Los Angeles Olympics 'Official Program, Xth Olympiad, Los Angeles USA' (covers loose); also 1936 Berlin Olympics official visitor's badge/pin, gold-plated iron, cream-coloured enamel, Brandenburg Gate over Olympic rings, text "1936/XI.Olympiade Berlin"; plus 'Olympia 1936' in two volumes. [The illustration is above Lot 581](4 items) 200 Lot 584 584 1956 Melbourne Olympics Participation Medal in bronze, designed by Andor Meszaros, minted by KG Luke in Melbourne, 63mm diameter, in original plastic presentation case. 250 Lot 585 585 - Official Badge for basketball official, minted by KG Luke, with blue enamel border, silver background, and top of lilac ribbon attached to reverse, numbered '2162'. 300 Auction 244 Page:5 OLYMPIC GAMES (continued) Lot Type Grading Description Est $A Ex Lot 586 586 - Basketball Official's group including Identity Card with official's photograph and handstamped 'BASKETBALL'; Participation Medal in bronze, 63mm diameter; booklet 'Olympic Games 1956 Basketball, The Australian Olympic Team' (not seen by us before); plus the two Basketball programmes. (5 items) 350 587 - Official's tie, navy blue with embroidered kangaroo over Olympic rings; & hat-band navy blue with embroidered Olympic rings. (2 items) 100 588 - Lapel Pin showing Melbourne Olympics logo; plus Australian NOC badge with kangaroo over Olympic rings, given to Australian athletes to swap with athletes of other countries. (2 items) 100 589 - Programmes including Athletics for 23rd Nov, 28th Nov, 29th Nov (2) & 1st Dec; Cycling for 4th Dec & 6th Dec; plus Souvenir Programme (2 - one missing covers). (9 items) 200 590 - Cadbury's tin; drinking glasses (6); ceramic plates (2); ashtray, pennant & postcard. (12 items) 100 591 1964 Tokyo Olympics Daybill Movie Poster 'The Official and Unique Documentary Film of the XVIII Olympics, TOKYO OLYMPIAD, Directed by Kon Ichikawa', overall 33x76cm. 100 592 1992 Barcelona Olympics group including two photograph albums with tickets (11; 3 signed) & colour photographs (330+) of the athletics events; plus athletics magazines (3); 1992 Barcelona & 1996 Atlanta scrapbook of press clippings. (340 items) 100 Page:6 www.abacusauctions.com.au 17 & 18 June 2021 OLYMPIC GAMES (continued) Lot Type Grading Description Est $A Ex Lot 593 593 1996 Atlanta Olympics group including competitor's bib number '3334'; three photograph albums with tickets (15) & colour photographs (c.640) of the athletics events; 'Sports Illustrated Olympic Daily' (issues 1-17); daily competitors lists (9) one with 4 signatures including Bob Mathias & George Bird; athletics magazines (2). [The illustration is above Lot 586](680 items) 200 594 2000 Sydney Olympics Booklets comprising Media Guide; programmes for Opening & Closing Ceremonies; 'Sydney 2000 - Where the Spirit Lies' booklets in English & French; official posters (14) including athletics, baseball, boxing, cycling, hockey, tennis & volleyball; plus Dawn Fraser signature on movie poster 'Dawn'. (20 items) 200 595 - cork board (64x95cm) with about 360 Olympics pins; plus another cork board with about 120 Olympics pins. (480 approx) 100 596 - fourteen framed displays comprising almost 500 Olympics pins, including Shane Gould DNA, torch relay series & sports mascots. 150 597 2004 Athens Olympics '2004 Official Australian Olympic Gold Medallist Personally Signed First Day Covers Collection' set of 17 signed Australia Post FDCs in album, with signatures including Ian Thorpe, Anna Meares, Grant Hackett & Ryan Bayley, limited edition 154/500. 400 Auction 244 Page:7 OLYMPIC GAMES (continued) Lot Type Grading Description Est $A Lot 598 598 DUKE KAHANAMOKU: Real photo postcard of Duke in bathing costume, faint signature "Kahanamoku 1915". [Duke Kahanamoku was a five-time Olympic medallist in swimming 1912-24, and popularised the sport of surfing; his exhibition at Sydney's Freshwater Beach on 24.12.1914 introduced surfing to Australia] 400 Page:8 www.abacusauctions.com.au 17 & 18 June 2021 OLYMPIC GAMES (continued) Lot Type Grading Description Est $A Lot 599 599 JESSE OWENS: Signed photograph of Owens in packed-out stadium, framed & glazed, overall 26x31cm. 100.
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