SPORTS PHILATELISTS INTERNATIONAL

Number k March - April 1976 Volume 1^ Olympic Part 5 by Brian Hammond

Continued from the MABCH - APRIL 197^ Issue. As a new member and a collector of Olympic postal stationery I was •ery Interested In the series of articles by the late Irwin Bloomfield. After correspondence with our editor he suggested that I should help to bring the series up to date. I would welcome any additional Infor­ mation on Olympic postal stationery which would be used In a supple­ mentary article. My address Is B. Hammond, 6 Lanark Road, Ipswich, Suffolk, I¥k 3EH, ENGLAND. 26 ROMANIA In connection with the XVIII Olympic Summer Games Tokyo, Japan 196^. Cacheted envelope with 55 Banl Imprinted stamp showing three run­ ners. Text: Sportlvl Inderllmlt Normele Remtrmapartlolda at top left and Joourlle Olymplce pe la Toklo at bottom left below the runners. Size 150 z 102 mm.

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27 - Front view 27 - Rear view 2? MEXICO Commemorating XIX Olympic Summer Games Mexico City 1968. (D) Envelope for air mall with 80 cts imprinted stamp. Text: use y ooleoclons estamplllas postales Ollmplcas (use and collect the post­ age stamps of the Olympics). Illustrated with the air post label with aeroplane in bottom left hand corner. 1) Text in blue color. 11) Text In black color. (Also known with stamp incorrectly printed). Mexico also issued a telegram form and envelope. The en­ velope is printed In blue and at the bottom in red 'use y coleocions los timbres postales Ollmplcos'. Size 166 x 93 mm. 28 RUSSIA in connection with the 10th Olympic Winter Games Gren­ oble, France 1968. (F) Cacheted envelope with kls. dif­ ferent color coat of arms pattern and year 1966 imprinted stamp (type Scott 3260) as item A - E but three snowflake design circles with a skier, an Ice hockey player or a skater In each all above the 5 rings. (26)

29 WEST GERMANY In connection with the XIX Olympic Summer Games Mexloo City 1968. Cacheted envelope with 20pg Brandenburg Gate Berlin imprinted stamp, text in German •briefmarken-Ausstellung Olympisches Jahr 1968 Briefmarkinklub Grunsbuttelkoog*. Size l6l x 114 mm.

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30 GREAT BRITAIN 1968 In connection with the departure of the British team for the Mexico City 1968. A) Postcard with the 4d machine imprinted stamp showing two run­ ners crossing the tape. Text: British Olympic Team, Departure, Post Card, Olympic Games Mexico 1968. Size 139 x 90 mm. 2 B. (Postcard as A) but with 3d violet Imprinted stamp. Both the above were produced by Phllart Productions Ltd., London, who also Iss­ ued a cover In the same design but without an Imprinted stamp.

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(30A) (30B) 31 RUSSIA In connection with the XIX Olympic Games Mexico City 1968. Three cacheted envelopes with the 4k coat of arms Imprinted stamp type Scott 3260 as on Item 28. A. Two Fencers and Olympic rings. B. Two Gymnastic8 and Olympic rings. Text Olympic Games Mexico 1968. C. and Olympic rings. Text: Olympic Games 1968. 32 JAPAN commemorating the 11th Winter Olympic Games Sapporo Japan 1972 Japan issued a variety of different postal stationery as advance publicity for the 11th Winter Olympic Games. Many of the items listed were issued in connection with other events such as the annual snow festival, the international winter sports meeting, etc. As they all refer to the Sapporo Winter Olympic Games in some way they are includ­ ed In this series. A. Folding letter form with 15 yen imprinted stamp. Text (in Jap­ anese) 21 Sapporo Festival 29.1 - 1.2.70 Illustration Abu - Simbel Tempel and Olympic emblem Sapporo 72. 1) Text In green printing. 2) Text in yellow printing. B. Postcard with 7 yen Imprinted stamp. Text in English and Jap­ anese: The 21st Sapporo Snow Festival, Illustrated various people, Welcome Tower and Olympic emblem. In Odorl Park, Sapporo. 1) Illustrations and text in light brown printing. 2) Illustrations and text in dark brown printing. C. Postcard with 7 yen imprinted stamp. Text in Japanese: All Hokkaido Exhibition illustrated with the offlolal Winter Olympic Emblem Sapporo in quad format. SPORTS PHILATELISTS INTERNATIONAL

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Page 4 D. Folding letter card with 15 yen imprinted stamp. Text In Jap­ anese. The 700th day until Olympic Winter Games Sapporo 72, illustra­ ted with the official emblem Sapporo 72. 1 For 700 day emblem In red, text in green. 2 For 700 day emblem In red, text in yellow. 3 As 1 for 600 day emblem In blue, text in green. k As for 600 day emblem in blue, text in yellow. 5 As for 500 day emblem in green, text In green. 6 As for 500 day emblem in green, text in yellow. 7 As for 400 day emblem in grey, text in green. 8 As for 400 day emblem In grey, text in yellow. 9 As for 300 day emblem In yellow, text In green. 10 As for 300 day emblem in yellow, text in yellow, 11 As for 200 day emblem In red, text in green. 12 As for 200 day emblem In red, text in yellow. 13 As for 100 day emblem gold/red, text In green. Ik As for 100 day emblem gold/red, text in yellow. Cards No. 11 and 12 for 200 days also Illustrate The Clock Tower Sap­ poro. Cards No. 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, 12, 13 and Ik all have additional English text: XI Olympic Games Sapporo 1972 February 3-13 1972 (11 days). As well as the Japanese text above. B. Folding letter card with 15 yen imprinted stamp. Text in Jap­ anese: Olympic Day 1970, XI Winter Games Sapporo 1972 2.3 - 2.13. Illustration, the official emblem Sapporo 72 In quad format. 1) Emblem in red, text in green. 2) Emblem in red, text in yellow. F. Folding letter card with 15 yen imprinted stamp. Text in Jap­ anese: The 22 Sapporo Snow Festival 1971. 1.28 - 1.31. Illustrated the official emblem Sapporo and various people. 1) Text In green. 2) Text in yellow. G. Postcard with 7 yen imprinted stamp. Text in Japanese, 22 Sapporo Snow Festival 71.1. 28 - 31. 1) Illustration, lady, steeple and official emblem Sapporo 72 2) Illustration, building and official emblem Sapporo 72. 3) Illustration, different snow figures and official emblem, Sapporo 72. Additional text In English, The 22nd Sapporo Snow Festival. H. Postcard with 7 yen Imprinted stamp. Text in Japanese: 72 The International Winter Sports Week Sapporo 71.2. 7 - 1^. 1) Illustration, Clooktower Sapporo and Sapporo emblem in quad format. 2) Illustration, Clocktower Sapporo and Winter Sports official emblem. 3) Illustration, Winter Mountain scene and Sapporo emblem. k) Illustration, Winter Mountain scene and Winter Sports offic­ ial emblem. I. Postcard with 7 yon imprinted stamp. Text in Japanese, Olym­ pic Postage Stamp Exhibition on the occasion of the Winter Sports 1971 2.9.14. 1) Illustration, ski Jumper and Ice hockey player. 2) Illustration, two blocks from the winter sports Sapporo. J. Overseas postcard with 30 yen Imprinted stamp. No text. Ill­ ustrated with the official emblem of Sapporo Winter Olympics 1972 printed In red. K. Postcard with 7 yen Imprinted stamp. Text in Japanese 1971 Olympics Day 1971 6.23. Illustrated with Sapporo 72 official emblem and twelve winter sports figures. L. Postcard with reply card and 7 yen imprinted stamp. Text in Japanese, Olympic Day 1971 6.23. Illustration Sapporo Ice Stadium and emblem Sapporo 72 (not on reply card). H. Postcard with 7 yen imprinted stamp. Text, XI Olympic Winter Games Sapporo Olympic Torch. Illustration Globe Torch and Rings above with - 1) The Japanese Text around the globe. 2) The Japanese Text above the globe. N. Postcard with 7 yen Imprinted stamp. Text in Japanese, 27th National Winter Sports Championship. XI Olympic Winter Games Sapporo 1972. Illustration, Five Olympic rings and a large ring. 0. Postcard with 7 yen imprinted stamp. Text in Japanese and Eng­ lish, Olymplo Winter Games Sapporo. Illustration, figure on pedestal between two stone towers. P. Postcard with 7 yen Imprinted stamp. Text in English and Jap­ anese, XI Olympic Winter Games Sapporo 72. Illustration Olympic Flame and Sapporo emblem. Illustrations In - 1) Red printing. 2) Black printing. 3) Blue printing. k) Green printing. 5) Yellow printing. Q. Postcard with 10 yen Imprinted stamp. Text in Japanese and English, XI Olympic Winter Games. Illustration, emblem flame and Pen­ insula Hokkaido, Sapporo. R. Poldlng letter card 20 yen Imprinted stamp. Text, XI Olympic Winter Games Sapporo 1972 February 3.13. 1972 (11 days). English and Japanese text. Illustrated front official emblem Sapporo 72 with map of Sapporo and contest places on the reverse. S. Postcard with 7 yen imprinted stamp. Text in English, the 23rd Sapporo Snow Festival 72. 1.27 - 1.30. Illustrated with Sapporo em­ blem and Pagoda. To be continued DEATH TAKES A SPORTS PHILATELIST by Joe Schirmer Sometime ago, thru SPI member Cliff Jager and correspondence,! made the aoqualntenance of Vaclav Busek who wrote the fine book of Olympic franks and cancellations entitled "Olympijske Frankotype Olympoafrelstempel". His text on the subject matter was good and it showed a love for sports philately and writing of his favorite subject. Recently I wrote to Busek to thank him for a copy of his book and much to my surprise and also deep sorrow, I received a note In the form of a death announcement explaining that he had died recently af­ ter a long illness, and surprisingly enough, Busek was a priest. If any SPI members have access to this fine sports work, you are lucky as much can be learned from It. Philately has lost another fine student.

LETS POOL OUR OLYMPIC .AND SPORTS KNOWLEDGE Edited by Edward B. Epstein Sports and Olympic philatelists have, collectively, a great deal of knowledge which, when pooled, can be of mutual benefit. Questions concerning sports and Olympic philately will be assigned a number and published In JSP. Responses to questions will be printed in subse­ quent Issues. Address all questions and answers to your editor; Ed­ ward B. Epstein, Paterson Board of Education, 33 Church St., Paterson, NJ 07505. Please cite your source of information.

Q-29 I have In my collection a flown cover from Monterrey, Mexico with the Olympic machine slogan "Use and Collect Olympic Postage Stamps." On the date stamp "Monterrey, N.L./Correos/ 27 Apr. HOWEVER THE YEAR NUMERALS ARE INVERTED -869I Instead of 1968. Can anyone explain how this Inversion occurred? Has anyone else seen It? Is it rare? Por how long a period of time was this year numeral inversion in use? I would appreciate any Information about it. A-26 The response to the question about "Japanese Mihon Overprints" has been very gratifying. Many thanks to Joe Schirmer, Dave Bressler, Joachim B. Kortuem and Atsushi Sekimoto (Japan) for providing the following Information which was gathered from the Meikan Catalog (Japan Special), the American Philatelist (Vol 79 No. 6, March I966) and Japanese Philately (Vol. 25: No. 3. June 1970.) The word "Mihon" is Japanese (originally compounded from the two Chinese characters) "MI" ("to see") and "HON" ("source or origin) Compounded the word "Mihon" means "Sample" or "Specimen". The purpose of the "Mihon" is to announce the issuance of a stamp. These specimens were to acquaint post office personnel, both at home and abroad, with new stamps about to be put into circula­ tion. "Mihon" specimens are forwarded to the U.P.U. The over­ prints negate the postal validity. In 1958 the Postal Communi­ cations and Telegraph Service endeavored to promote stamp collec­ ting as part of the general education program in Japan. This "school campaign", launched by the Ministry, was a success and 7 for the rise of Mihon overprints from 16,300 In 1957 to 61,500 in 1958. Special thanks to A. Sekimoto who provided the following numbers of "Mihon" for Japan's sports and Olympic issues: NATIONAL ATHLETIC MEETS: No. of No. of Scott No. Meet Year Values overprints Color 397_*K)0 2nd. 1947 4 v. 300 black 417 3rd. 1948 1 v. 1.-500 red 418-21 3rd. 1948 4 v. 1.500 red 444-45 4th. 1949 2 v. 1.500 red 469-73 4th. 1949 4 v. 1.500 red 505-08 5th. 1950 4 v. 15.000 black 549-50 6th. 1951 2 v. 15.500 red 567-68 7th. 1952 2 v. 15.900 red 589-90 8th. 1953 2 v. 16,000 red 602-03 9th. 1954 2 v. 16,200 red 614-15 10th. 1955 2 v. 16,300 black 628-29 11th. 1956 2 v. 16,300 vermilion 639-40 12th. 1957 2 v. 16,300 black 657-58 13th. 1958 2 v. 61,500 black 682-83 14th. 1959 2 v. 66,700 red 705-06 15th. I960 2 v. 68,000 red 736-37 16th. 1961 2 v. 68,000 red 770-71 17th. 1962 2 v. 68,000 black 802-03 18th. 1963 2 v. 68,000 red 816-17 19th. 1964 2 v. 68,000 black 852-53 20th. 1965 2 v. 70,000 black 897-98 21st. 1966 2 v. 67,000 black 933 22nd. 1967 1 v. 67.000 black 970 23rd. 1968 1 v. 68,000 black 1017 24th. 1969 1 v. 68,000 black 1044 25th. 1970 1 v. 68,000 red 1095 26th. 1971 1 v. 68,000 red 1964 TOKYO OLYMPIC GAMES No. of Scott No. Year Meet overprints Color 801 1963 Pre-Olympic sports meet 68,000 black B12-14 1961 1st series 68,000 bl,red,bl B15-17 1962 2nd series 69.000 bl,red,bl B18-20 1962 3rd series 69,000 red,bl,red B21-23 1963 4th series 69,000 all red B24-27 1963 5th series 69.000 red,red,bl, red B28-31 1964 6th series 69.000 all red All s/s of pre-Olympic series 69.000 all bl except sheet 5. red 821 1964 Sacred Fire relay 68,000 black 822-25 1964 Stadiums 68,000 black 82 5A 1964 s/s 68,000 black Ryukyu Islands -- 1964 Tokyo Olympic Games 124 1964 Torch Relay 5,000 red 8 Soott No. Year Meet No. of ovpts. Color OTHER JAPAN SPORTS EVENTS 412 1948 Horse raoe 1,440 black 467 1949 Boy Scout 1,500 black 523-24 1951 Zao ski 15.500 red 595 1954 Speed skating 16,100 red 599 1954 Wrestling 16,100 red 618 1955 Table tennis 16,300 black 619 1956 Judo 16,300 red 631 1956 Mt. Manasly 16,300 black 648-51 1958 3rd. Asian Games 62,000 vermilion,bl.bl 763 1962 Boy Scout Jamboree 68,000 black 794 1963 Girl Scout 68,000 blaok 928-29 1967 Unlverside 67,000 bl, red 963-64 1968 H.S. Baseball 68,000 black 1037 1970 50th Anniv. Girl Scouts 68,000 blaok 1090 1971 13th. World Boy Scouts 68,000 black 1972 SAPPORO WINTER OLYMPIC GAMES B36-7 1971 Winter Oly. fund 68,000 red 1103-05 1972 Sapporo Winter Games (figures not available but most likely between 68,000 and 69,000). We next take up the question of the colors used for the over­ prints. The Japanese Gov't. Printing Bureau decided on the color of the overprints. This decision is based on the stamp's color. If the color of the stamp Is dark, the color red is usually used for the let­ tering "Mihon". Blaok is used for light colored stamps. Finally, there is the question of the so-called "Mihon" forgeries on the six souvenir sheets Issued on Aug. 20, 1964 for the Tokyo Games, Opinions differ about their authenticity. Many of the characters are uneven is size and spacing. The easiest way of detecting the "Mihon" varieties are by measuring the three "Minon" characters. Width: 14.5 mm (standard) — — 10.5 mm (variety) Height: 3.5 mm (standard) — — 2.5 to 3.2 mm (variety) A. Seklmoto of Japan writes about these varieties, "I investiga­ ted them very carefully and found that they are all genuine specimens. I asked a man who was a government official of the postal service, why are there so many varieties of lettering "Mihon" of the Tokyo Olympic Fund S/S's, he answered that at the time. Government Printing Bureau was very busy so that the overprint work was sublet to some private printing factories." A detailed account of the examination of these varieties is re­ ported in Japanese Philately, Vol. 25: No. 3 June 1970 pgs. 112-114. J. R. Hughes and Mr. Montgomery claim they are forgeries. Then again Atsu8hl Seklmoto's explalnatlon is quite plausible...,tak« your pick! BECOME A LIFE MEMBER Can any member Identify this item that was issued for the cancelled 1940 Olympic Games? .Any Information known about this Item will be gratefully accepted by Joseph E. Schirmer Hudson Towers, 7300 Blvd. East, North Bergen NJ 07047. Joe would be Interested In any 139 additional items on the 1940 Games that any : member may have on hand. Please provide a M£LSINK photocopy.

LIGHTING OF THE OLYMPIC TORCH AT OLYMPIA by P. J. Drossos The ceremony took place at noon on January 30, 1976. The Torch was then carried by runners to the village of Platanos, on to Andravida Aerodrome and flown to the Athens airport. There, on the same after­ noon, the Torch in solemn ceremony was handed to representatives of the Austrian Olympic Committee, who at once boarded their plane and flew to Vienna. The Greek Posts had three special prepared for mall posted during these ceremonies, which were only used on the 30th Jan. One at Olympla, and at Athens, one for the "handing jover" to the Aus­ trlans and the third for the Torch bearing flight Athens-Vienna. The Three types of postmarks are the same. The wording Is different In each. '*"% rP*gfa 3 tat M fi 099 1 «OA |i

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The Irwin Bloomfield collection - USA - Covers etcT 1. FDC Scott 716 Cachet A Cancel: Machine 10t30AM addressed photo 2. Same " » B " " " " - 3. Same " - C " " " » - 4. Same " » D " " " " « 5. Same " N g m m H « „ 6. Same " " p « M M « n 7. Same " » G " " " " » 8. Same " « H " " " " 9. Same " " I " " " " « 10. Same " No cachet • " " " " 11. Same " No cachet " " • • •» 12. Same strip of 3 " J • « « * 13. Same blk of 4 • K " " " " 14. Same blk of 4 Cachet L " " " " " 15. Same blk of 4 - M " " • - 16. Same blk of 4 M N m m m m 17. Same blk of 4 • 0 " " " " - 18. Same blk of 4 " P blue Hand A.M. • « 19. Same blk of 4 Autographed: Colledge, Burger, Hultein, Schafer(gold) 20. Same Autographed, addressed. Photo 21. Same N 11 a 22. Same 11 Ma 23. Same m MM 24. Same pair M MM 11 25. Same blk of 4 Autographed, addressed. Photo. 26. M m n m M 27. MM H MM 28. MM M N M 29. Same First flight, Sheridan, Wyoming cachet. Addressed. 30. 716 on dedication cover, Wilmington, N.C. Addressed. 31. 716 on cover with cachet M. Not FDC. Addressed. 32. FDC 716 blk of 4, cachet 0 (red) Autographed, addressed. Photo 33. FDC 718 Cachet Q Cancel: Machine, Arcade Sta. 7AM Addressed. Photo 34. M M M Q M • m M n 35. • 719 " Q (air mall added) Arcade Sta. 1PM " 36. " 718 Cachet (non-sport) Arcade Sta. 7AM • 37. " 719 No cachet, air mall cover " " " " 38. " 719 Cachet R, Autogr. C. Barth (boxer) L.A. 4PM addre. 39. " 718/19 & 716 Cachet S Arcade Sta. 1PM Addressed. 40. " 718 blk of 4 Cachet T 3 diff. cancels. Addressed. 41. " 719 blk of 4 " U 2 diff. cancels " 42. mnnnnmtnnn n H 43. 718/9 Not FDC Cachet V (June 16, Washington D.C.) Addressed. 44. Cachet W with 720 tied Not FDC (June 24, Washington D.C.) Add. 45. " X " 707 • " " (July 5. San Diego, Calif.) Add. 46. Slogan i960 Winter Olympics. Albuquerque, NM 2 card Addressed 47. " " " " Anchorage, Alaska card " M « M M n n Cover " 48. " " " " Billings, Montana Autogr. Scott Allen 49. " " " " Missoula, Mo. card addressed. 50. " " " w. 1146 tied Philadelphia, Pa. 17 cover, addre. 51. " " " w. 716 pair tied San Diego, Calif. Cover, addre. 53. " " "4c Lincoln tied " • • " • 54. " " " Tahoe City, Calif. Card, addressed. 55. Same as lot 51* 52. Same as lot 55. 56. " " "UN Stationery k

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1^ r:r.or D.\Y COVER 99. FDC, 1146 pair, (Official add. 100. Same (Artcraft) pair unadd. 101. Same (Official) pi. block of k skier cancel (horlz) unadd. 102. Same unadd. 103. Same (Official) 9 covers Investors pack unadd. 104. Same (Artmaster) blk of k unadd. 105. Same pi. blk. unadd. 106. Same as lot 105. 107. Same (Artcraft) pi. blk. unadd. 108. Same (Official) blk. of k. Autographed Ametleggtvelt. unadd. 109. Same single. Autogr. Penny Pltos (silver, unadd. 110. Same (no cachet) " " • " " 111. FDC 1460/62,C85 (Artcraft) unadd. 112. Same, add. 113. Cachet Dallas Long i960 addressed. 114. " Charlie Borah i960 addressed. 115. " Lewi8 Tewanlma i960 addressed. 116. " Olympic Trials. Anchorage, Alaska, unadd. 117. " Olympic Day Interpol, unadd. 118. Meter Tokyo 1964 Japan Airlines. San Pranoisco, CA add. 119. Same. Addressed. 120. Same, k covers. Addressed. ****•**#*•*****«*•****** GENERAL SPORTS 121. FDC 855 Cooperstown, NY Cachet Y Unadd. Photo. 122. Cover 855 Washington DC Cachet Z Add. (pencil). Photo. 123. Same Cachet Baseball. Add. (pencil). 124. FDC 855 Cooperstown, NY Cachet Al. Add. (Pencil). Photo. 125. Cover 855 Washington, DC Cachet A2. Unadd. Photo. 126. FDC 855 Cooperstown, NY Cachet A2. Addressed. Photo. 127. Same Cachet A3. " Photo. 128. Same Cachet A4. (Brown). Addressed. Photo. 129. Same Cachet A4. (blue/brown). Addressed. Photo. 130. Cover 855 Washington, DC Cachet (non-baseball) Add. 131. " " pair " Cachet A5 Addressed (pencil). Photo. 132. FDC " " Cooperstown, NY Cachet A6. Addressed. Photo. 133. Same • • " Cachet A7. • Photo. 134. Cover 855 blk of 4 Washington, DC Cachet Baseball. Add. (Pencil). 135. FDC 855 blk of 4 Cooperstown, NY Caohet A8 • • Photo 136. Same Cachet A9 " " Photo 137. Cover 855 blk of 4 Washington, DC Cachet A10 Add. (Pencil) photo. 138. Same Cachet Z " " " 139. FDC 855 blk of 4 Cooperstown, NY Cachet Al • " " 140. FDC 979 Artcraft Machine cancel (small) unaddressed. 141. Same Day Lowry. | 148. Same no cachet Mach. can. unadd. 142. Same Artmaster. 149. FDC II89 Artmaster. Illust. on 143. Same Turners Society. cancel below. Unadd. 144. Same Early Turners. Add. 150. Same Fleetwood. 145. Same blk of 4 Artcraft unadd.B 151. Same Cachet Craft. 146. Same. Addressed. 152. Same Official Illust. horlz. 147. Same pi blk hand cancel unadd. w. cancel. Addressed. 153. Same as lot 152. Illustr. below w. cancel. Addressed. 154. Same HF unadd. 161. Same Artmaster. 155. Same Kolor Kover 162. Same Artcraft 156. Same Aristocrats 163. FDC 1262 Artcraft unadd. 157. Same S. Anderson 164. Same Artmaster, unadd. 158. Same Artcraft. 165. FDC 1335 Artcraft. unadd. 159. Same 3 diff. cachets on 3 covers. Add/unadd. 160. Same pi blk Fleetwood Illustr. horlz w. cancel, unadd. 16 166. MC 1335 Artcraft unadd. 167. FDC 1381 blk of 4 Artmaster, add. 168. " 1382 • • • • 169. " C56 Kolor Kover cancels illustr. below, unadd. 170. Same Artmaster 172. Same Fluegel Covers 171. Same The Aristocrats 173. Same Fleetwood 174. Same HF Cancelt Illustr horlz. 175. Same Artcraft cancel Illustr. below. 176. Same Cachet Craft 177. Same S. Anderson 4 covers same cachet, diff. colors. 178. Same Goldcraft add. 181. Same 179 Same Ham's Cachet add. 182. Same 180. Same Chicago Sun-Times Add. L183. Same Boy Scouts. 184. Same Official cancel: horlz. Illustr. 185. Same Chicago Sun-Times Canoel: below Illustration. 186. Same Fleetwood blk of 4 unaddressed. Same The Aristocrats pi blk, unadd. 187. Same 193. Same 2/1 pi blk & 1 blk of 188. Same 194. Same Artmaster pi blk. 189. Same 195* Same Kolor Kover Add. 190. Same Artcraft 196. Same COMPEX 191. Same 197. MC C56 Unadd. 192. Folder C56 illustrated unaddressed. 198. FDC U563 Unadd. 11201. Same. (Large) 199. Same II 202 . Same 200. Slogan cover 19^7 "Brooklyn vs. World" baseball, addressed. 203. Same card 1949 add. 204. Slogan cover 1950 International Baseball Addressed. 205. 206. " " " Interoollege Bowing Champ. Marieta, Ohio, add. 207. 1954 Natl. Ski Champ. Aspen, Colo. Add. 208. 1955 Inter. Cup Regatta, Elizabeth City, NC ADD. 209. n New Martlnville, W. VA. Regatta, add. 210. 1957 N. American Ski Champ. Laconia, NH add. 211. n Nat*l. Ski Jumping Champ. Berlin, NH addressed. 212. 1959 Pan Am Games, Chicago 101, 111. Add. 213. Card 1962 World Parachuting Champ. Orange, Mass. Add. 214. Same 215. Same 216. Slogan cover 1964 Nat*l. Trout Festival, Kalkaska, Mich. add. 217. " " 1968 " Lake Trout Derby, Geneva, NY. Add. 218. Cachet cover 1931 1st flight Rt. AM 19 Atlantic City, swimming add 219. * m 1932 " " " AM 18 Watertown, SD Fishing, add 220. Same 221. Cachet cover 1933 Road classic:Irvington-Mlllborn, NJ Cycling.add 222. " " 1934 1st flight Pendleton, Oregon. Rodeo, add. 223. " " 1934 " " Burlington, Vermont. Canoeing, add. 224. " " 1937 Natl. Air raoes, Cleveland, Ohio add. 225. " " 1938 Natl. Air mail week. Lampasas, Texas, fishing 226. " " 1945 Allies vs. Axis baseball, add. 227. " " 1949 1st flight NY-Zurich TWA. Skier, add (erased) 228. " " 1949 " " Detroit-Zurich TWA Fig. Skater, add. 229. " " 1959 Compex 5 covers, diff. cachets, add. 230. " " 1962 Indiana State Pair. Trotter, add. 231. " " I96I Helms Foundation, unaddressed. 232. Same 233. Cachet cover 1964 USA-USSR Track Meet, add. 234. " cards 2, SPI Salutes 3rd Intercont. basketball, unadd. 235. Post card 1905 Yale-Harvard boat race used. Photo 236. Same 237. Post Card 1906 Saratoga, NY race track, used. 17 10th OLYMPIC GAMES Los Angeles, Calif. r,ftot •if,

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.:.':• A10 Lot 240 238. Post card 1907 Plslcal Bxerc. Used. 239. N " 1911 German Turner (used In USA) 240. " 1914 see photo, used. 241. " 1916 see photo, unused. 242. " 1935 Charles Town, W. Va. Jockey Club, unused. 243. It " ? Goshen, NY Driving Park, unused. 244. tl " ? Saratoga Race Track, unused. 245. " ? See photo, unused. 246. ? Syracuse crew at Onondouga Lake, unused. 247. " ? Downhill skiers, unused. 248. Meter covers, 9 diff. baseball meters all on cover, addressed. 249. N N 3 diff. " • * • " " 250. Same, addressed, 265. Meter covers 4 diff. 251. Same, addressed. water sports, add. 252. Same, 2 diff. add 266. Meter covers 4 diff. 253. Meter covers 4 diff. bowling, add. Golf, add. 254. Same, add. 267. Same, 3 diff add. 255. Same, add. 268. Same, 2 diff add. 256. Same, 3 diff add. 269. Meter covers 2 diff. 257. Meter covers 7 diff. football, add. Auto races, add. 258. Same, 5 diff, add. 270. Meter covers, 2 diff. 259. Same, 2 diff, add. Ice follies, add. 260. Same, addressed. 271. Meter covers, 2 diff. 261. Meter covers, 9 diff horse Baske tball, add. races , addressed. 272. Meter covers, 14 diff 262. Same, 3 diff. add. All sports, add. 263. Meter Covers, 6 diff. skiing 273. Meter covers, 7 diff. 264. Same, 3 diff. add. all sports, add. 274. Meter covers, 3 diff. All sports, addressed. ==END OP SALE= Bourse rates are 2c per word with name MEMBERS BOURSE and address free. Send ad and remit­ tance to the editor. For payment under $1.00, please send mint commems. Address and closing dates on page 4. BASKETBALL collection up for grabs! Rare opportunity to acquire near­ ly complete collection of this sport. Sacrificing stamps and covers below cost. Send SASE for details. L. M. Yerkes, 3227 - 54th Street, North, St. Petersburg, Pla. 33710. SPORTS. SCOUTS, OLYMPICS MINT NH UNLESS STATED OTHERWISE. Afghanistan 764a .40; Bolivia 357-8 a+b, C155-6 a+b (8 sheets) $18.50; Bulgaria 246 used .65; 239 LH .65; 241 LH $3.50; 242 LH $5.50; 273 LH .80; Costa Rica 201-3 LH $2.25; B7 used 4.00; Czech 749+765 .50; 965-9 2.20; Dom. Rep. 326 (H) 4.00; 327 (H) 5.00; 474-8, C97-9 1.00; 479-83. C100-2 1.00; 484-8, C103-5 1.00; Ecuador 381 4.75; Finland B69-73 .40; 354-5 .75; France 200 (H) 1.75; 201 (NG) 1.75; 817 LH .60; Hungary 1326-35. B218 3.00; Jamaica 150-1 .60; Japan 523 2.25; Liberia 390-2, C120-7a 1.90; 358-61, C104-5 .45; Jugoslavia 547-54 2.65; Indonesia B58-62 .50 Monaco 363-4 1.75; 546-8 .80; Panama C237a 1.40; Philippines 528-9 + a's 1.60; 608-9 1.40; 610-12 2.40; 637 + a .40; 821-2, C85-6 1.00; Romania B77-81 (HH) 3-50; B279-88 (H) 4.25; Russia 1299-1301 3.00; 1376-83 8.00; 1963-76 1.00; 2262-5 .85; 2168-9 .60; 2367-8 2.10; 2369 4.00; Ryukyu 72-3 3.70; 125-7 .70; Sp. Guinea 350-7 .60; Thailand 333- 6 .70; Viet Nam 124-7 .80; Venezuela C189-94, C197 7.00; Syria C4-5 2.00; Switzerland B191-5 8.00; Trieste B 51-6 10.00; Trinidad 103-4 .60 Add 30c^ postage and handling to all orders. Insurance extra. Sherwin Podolsky, 16035 Tupper St., Sepulveda, CA 91343. 20 New Issue Column hBcMiaxa Williams at -Violini

ALBANIA October 20, 1975- XXI Olympic Games, Montreal. 5q, Cycling; 10q, Canoe; l5q, Fieldball; 20q, Basketball; 25q, Waterpolo; 30q, Field Hockey; 1.20L, Pole Vault; 2.05, Fencing; 2.15L, S/S, Montreal Emblem. Designed by Q. Prizreni. Printed in offset by the State Printing Office, Tirana. ANDORRA February 2, 1976. XII Winter Olympic Games, Innsbruck. 1.20F, Skier. Engraved by Pierre Forget. ANTIGUA December 15., 1975. World Cricket Cup. 50, I.V.A. Richards & Cup; 350, A.M.E. Roberts & Cup; $2.00 West Indian Champions. Designed by G.L. Vas- arhelyi. Printed by lithograph by Format. BARBUDA December 15, 1975- World Cricket Cup. The 3 issued of Antigua of the same date overprinted for Barbuda. BULGARIA September 21, 1976. 8th Inter-tote (Football Pools) Congress, Varna. 2st, Football (Soccer) Player. Designed by Chr. Christoff. Printed by photo­ gravure in a quantity of £00,000. BURUNDI January 23, 1976. XH Winter Olympic Games, Innsbruck. 17F, Speed Skater; 18F, Ski Jumper; 2l±F, Figure Skater; 26F, Tobbogan; 31F, Cross Countafey Skier; 36F, Downhill Skier; £0F, Ice Hockey. S/S of 18F, 36F & 50F; S/S of 17G, 2.UF, 26F & 31F. Quantity, 20,000. CANADA XXI Olympic Games, Montreal. January 7, 1976. 8+2, Basketball; 10+$, Gymnast; 20+5, Soccer. Designed by James Hill. Printed by Ashton-Potter Limited in lithograph in a quantity of 15 million,(1st value) and 10 million. CANADA February 6, 1976. XXI Olympic Games, Montreal. 200, Communication Arts, (10 million); 250, Handicrafts; 500, Performing Arts, (8,500,000 last 2); designed by Ray Webber. CANADA February 6, 1976. XII Winter Olympic Games, Innsbruck. 200, Innsbruck Emblem. Designed by Rolf Harder. CHAD November ii;, 1975. XXI Olympic Games, Montreal. 75F, Soccer; 100F, Discus; "125F, Runner. CHINA, Formosa January 15, 1976. XII Winter Olympic Games, Innsbruck. 2.00, Bi­ athlon; 5.00, Luge; 8.00, Skiing. Designed by Wen Hsueh-ju. Printed in offset by the China Color Printing Company, Taipai. CHINA, Peoples Republic 1975* 8f, Mountaineers; 8f, Mountaineers raising flag on Mt. Everest; 8f, Mt. Everest. CUBA February 20, 1976. 2, Labrador Retriever and bird; 13, Pointer. Designed by R. Company. Printed in offset in a quantity of 886,000. ECUADOR September 11, 1975. Ill Ecudorian Athletic Games, 197U. 200, Hurdler; 200, Chess; 300, Basketball; 300, Boxing; 1*00, Cycling; 1;O0, Steeplechase; 500, Soccer; 500, Fencing; 600, Golf; 600, Gymnast; 700, Judo; 700, Wrest­ lers; 800, Swimming; 800, Weight Lifter; 1s, Table Tennis, 1s, Paddle Ball; 130s, Tennis; 2s, Shooting; 2.80s, Volleyball; 3s Sailing Raft; 5s, Mask. EQUATORIAL GUINEA January k, 1976. XII Winter Olympic Games, Innsbruck. 50e,Cross Country Skier; 55e, Tobaggan; 60e, Ski Jumper; 65et Figure Skaters; 70e, 4-Man Bob; 75e, Ski Jumper; 80e, Figure Skater; 85e, Biathlon; 90e, Ice Hockey; 351, Speed Skater; 601 Downhill Skier; 1301, S/S, Slaloti Skier. GAMBIA February 18, 1976. 10b, 50b, 1.50b, Golfers. Designed by R. Granger Bar­ rett. Printed in lithograph by John Waddington Studios. GABON September 30, 1975. XXI Olympic Games, Montreal. 100F, Swimming Pool; 150F, Boxing Ring; 300F, Main Stadium. GHANA December , 1975. lUth World Boy Scout Jamboree, Norway. 7p, Scout reading map; 30p, Scouts Sailing; 60p, Scouts Hiking; 1c, lifesaving; S/S of all four stamps. Printed in lithograph by British Format Printers. GRENADA February , 1976. 10, Scuba Diving; 350, Game Fishing; 750, Tennis, 500 Golf; S/S, 2.00, Sailing. Designed by Gordon Drummond and printed in litograph. 21 GUYANA October 2, 1975. National Service. 500, Soccer Ball. '(Well their new issue announcement says for National Service. Maybe they don't have any­ thing else to do but play games) HUNGARY December 29, 1975. XII Winter Olympic Games, Innsbruck. 40F, Ice Hockey; 60F, Slalom Skier; 80F, Downhill Skier; 1.20F, Ski Jumper; 2F, Speed Skater; 4F, Cross Country Skier; 6F, Bobsled; 10F, S/S, Figure Skaters. Designed by J. Szabo. Printed by photogravure by the Hungarian State Printing Office. LIBERIA January 23, 1976. XII Winter Olympic Games, Innsbruck. 10, Figure Skater; 40, Ski Jumper; 100, Slalom Skier; 250, Ice Hockey; 350 Speed Skater; 500, 2-Man Bob; 750, Downhill Skier. MADAGASCAR October 9, 1975. XXI Olympic Games, Montreal. 75F, Hurdler; 200F, Weight Lifter. MALDIVE ISLANDS January 10, 1976. XII Winter Olympic Games, Innsbruck. 1L, Cross County Skier; 2L, Speed Skater; 3L, Figure Skater; 4L, 4-Man Bob; 5L, Ski Jumper; 25L, Figure Skater; 1.15R, Slalom Skier; 1|R, Ice Hockey; 10R, S/S Ski Jumper. Designed by Shamir. Printed by Format International Printers MALI October 1975. XXI Olympic Games, Montreal. 350F, Olympic Rings & Globe; 400F, Monteal Olympic Emblem. MONACO May 3, 1976, XXI Olympic Games, Montreal. 60, Divers; 80, Gymnast; 85, Hammer Thrower; 1.20, Rowing; 1.70, Boxers. Designed and Engraved by P. Forget, J. Gauthier, R. Quillivic, G. Betemps and P. Forget in that order of the values. MONGOLIA August 25, 1975. Hunting scenes. 10m, Golden Eagle hunting fox; 20m, Dogs treeing lynx; 30m Hunter stalking marmots; 40m, Hunter riding rein­ deer; 50m, Boar hunt; 60m, Trapped wolf, 1T, Bear hunt. MOROCCO September 4, 1975. Medditerrian Games, Algiers. .40, Runner, Weight Lifter and Games Emblem. Designed by A. El Haimeur. Printed by Fournier, of Spain in a quantity of 203,000. NIGER August 25, 1975. 35f, Boxing; 40f Boxing; 45f, Wrestling; 50f, Wrestling. PARAGUAY 1975, XII Winter Olympic Games, Innsbruck. 1g, 2-man Luge; 2g, Skier; 3g, Skier; 4g, Figure Skater; 5g, Ice Hockey; 10g, Speed Skater; l5g, Slalom Skier; 20g, Bobsled. PARAGUAY XXI Olympic Games, Montreal. 1975. 1g, Weight Lifter; 2g, Kayak; 3g, Hidegard Falch; 4g, Lasse Viren; 5g, Dieter Kottysch; 10g, Lynne Evans; l5g, Akinori Nakayama; 20g, Heide Rosendahl. PARAGUAY June 7, 1975. l5g, S/S, "Horse & Hounds", by Sir ALfred J. Munnings. POLAND January , 1976. XII Winter Olympic Games, Innsbruck. 50g, Ski Jumper; 1z, Ice Hockey; 1 .50z, Slalom Skier; 2z, Speed Skater; 4z, Luge; 6.40z, Biathlon. Designed by H. Matuszewska. Printed in photogravure by State Printing Works of Security. POLAND April 8, 1976. World & European Ice Hockey Championship, Katowice. 1z, 1.50z, Ice Hockey Players and Match Emblem. Designed by Tadeusz Michaluk. Printed by the State Printing Works of Security. ST. PIERRE & MIQUELON November 18, 1975. XXI Olympic Games, Montreal. 1.90F, Karate. SOUTH AFRICA February 19, 1976. Ill World Bowls Tournament, Johannesburg. 15c, Bowler. Designed by John Maskew. THAILAND December 9, 1975. VIII SEAP G-ames, Bangkok, 12/8-16. Shot Putter; Table Tennis; Cycling; Relay Race. URUGUAY May 17, 1975. XXI Olympic Games, Montreal. 400p, Innsbruck Emblem; 600p, Montreal Enblem; S/S, 500p+1000p, Bnblems & Flags; S/S, 500p + 1000p, Montreal & Innsbruck Emblems. URUGUAY October 14, 1975. XXI Olympic Games & 1978 World Soccer Cup* 1p, Bnblems of the two. VENEZUELA November 11, 1975. 14th World Boy Scout Jamboree. 200, 800, Scout Emblem and Tents. WALLIS & FUTUMA November 10, 1975. 5th South Pacific Games. 26, Volleyball; 44, Soccer; $6, Javelin Thrower; 105, Spear Fishing. 22 NEWS OF OUR MEMBERS LIFE MEMBER L-l6 Tadashl Honmou (Formerly 808R) NEW MEMBERS 944R Pran Thompson, 131 Blm Ave., Falrvlew, NJ 07022 945R Ronald R. Brown, 11626 Wolf Run Lane, Houston, TX 77065 946R Gary W. Nooger, 1600 South Bads St., Apt. 703N, .Arlington, VA 22202 947R Prof. Brlk Pedersen, 196 Falrhllls Dr., Ypsllantl, MI 48197 948R Ted de Rousse, 1014 Victoria, Antlooh, IL 60002 949R Diane R. Gamblno, 150-23 24th Road, Whltestone, NX 11357 950R Sten-Ake Svensson, Axvagon 67. 175 44 Jarfalla, SWEDEN 951B IL NOUVO CORRIBBB FILATELICO, Via Hartelli 8, 50129 Flrenze, ITALY CHANGE OF ADDRESS 836R C. A. Relss, 15415 Lake. Lakewood, OH 44107 RESIGNED 892R Mark Sommer DROPPBD - NON-PAYMENT OF DUBS 132C Milton Rogers 855R Louis Fisher 288R Puste-Cordero, Jose F. 885R John Dowlin 852R Thomas A. Nachtrleb GABON-Tokyo, Deluxe Sht. opt. 1948 Olym. opt. lap 204/4 18.00 C22/25 75.00 do-AIR opt. Imp. CB7/10 40.00 Abidjan opt. Imp 163/4,C6 18.00 HOROCCO-I96I Runner opt. Imp. do-Deluxe sht. opt. 27.00 53/55 20.00 Rome Imperf 462/5. C163/5 FOB. MALAGASY-Peklng, Ping Pong HAITI-Innsbruck ovpt. inverted Deluxe Sht. (2) 6.00 B31 12.00 NIGER-Dakar opt. Imp. 114/6 12.00 LBBANON-Rome, 25p. Double do-Deluxe Sht. 18.00 Bicycle CB13 45.00 PANAMA-Rome 10c Horlz pair MALI-Tokyo opt. imperf 61/64 40.00 imperf. vertlo. C235 30.00 1963 Cobertln Imp 548 20.00 POIAND-Gordon Benett 1939 MONACO-1965 Minsk Imperf 600 6.00 cpt. (3) Imperf. 18.00 S. SEREBRAKIAN, INC. P.O. BOX 448, MONROE, NEW YORK 10950 POISON GAS A OLYMPIC STAMPS by Joseph B. Schirmer Over the years there have been three governments In Yemen; namely; Yemen; Mutawakelute Kingdom of Yemen and the Yemen Arab Republic. With three governments operating simultaneously, one oan well Imagine the confusion caused In various government agencies and especially the postal division. While all three governments Issued stamps by the 23 basket full, It took the Mutawakellte Kingdom of Yemen to pull off one of the classic rlpoffs to collectors. On 26 June 1967 they issued five overprinted Olympic stamps; two from the Tokyo and three from the Mexico Olympic Preparation Issue. They were overprinted with new values along with a skull and cross bones. A 50/£ surtax on the sale of these stamps was imposed, provided you had a letter of authorization to purchase same. Approximately 12,500 sets were Issued for "sale". They were supposedly issued to help pay medical expenses for persons hit with poison gas during the many "wars" and skirmishes going on in Yemen. The overprints are as follows: 2B Tokyo Gold Medal Winners overprinted skull plus IB 6B • " " " m " " 3B 12B Mexico Preparation Olympics " • " 6B 28B " " " " • " 14B (plus 2 plus 12) 34B • " " " " " 17B (plus 12 Plus 57) Varieties: Type I no plus mark Type II plus mark There exists the usual double overprints, part of overprints etc. The writer has positive knowledge that through a dealer In Yemen who cooperated closely with three officials of the Yemen government, the entire issue was purchased by two British dealers. (The writer has the names of the dealers and officials.) We would like to hear from any members who can add any further information to this story. 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SECTION 18 Year Scott Minkus Gibbons Michel Yvert Year Scott Minkus Gibbons Michel Yvert RuBBia (Cont'd) 2367 2505 2474 2377 2318 1715 1822 1849 1715 1698 2368 2506 2475 2378 2319 1716 1823 1850 1716 1699 2508 2477 2379 2321 1717 1824 1851 1717 1700 1961 2497 2650 2602 2503 2431 1956 1789 1909 1930 1798 1775 2498 2651 2603 2SOA 2432 1790 1910 1931 1799 1776 2499 2652 2604 2505 2433 1791 1911 1932 1800 1777 2500 2660 2613 2513 2443 1793 1912 1933 1801 1778 1962 2562 2718 2667 2575 2496 1840 I960 1891 1849 1829 2563 2723 2668 2580 2497 1841 1961 1982 1850 1830 2572 2724 2669 2581 2500 1842 1962 1984 1852 1832 2573 2725 2700 2582 2501 1843 1963 1983 1851 1831 2574 '2726 2701 2583 2502 1844 1964 1991 1854 1839 2564 2719 2695 2607 2525 1845 1965 1990 1855 1835 2565 2720 2696 2608 2526 1846 1966 1988 1859 1836 2603 2760 2698 2611 2529 1847 1967 1987 1858 1837 2604 2761 2699 2612 2530 1848 1968 1986 1853 1834 2605 2762 2700 2613 2531 1849 1969 1989 1857 1838 2606 2763 2701 2614 2532 1850 1970 1985 1856 1833 2607 2764 2702 2615 2533 1851 1971 1993 1860 1841 1963 2716 2881 2820 2730 2641 1852 1972 1992 1861 1840 2717 2821 2732 2645 2882 1853 1973 1994 1862 1842 2746 2914 2853 2767 2679 1854 1974 1995 1863 1825 2747 2915 2854 2768 2680 1957 1910 2033 2053 1919 1895 2759 2920 2861 2773 2684 1911 2034 2054 1920 1896 2760 2921 2862 2774 2685 1912 2035 2055 1921 1897 2761 2922 2863 2775 2686 1956 2080 2092 1958 1938 2762 2923 2864 2776 2687 1963 2090 2096 1962 1943A 2763 2924 2865 2777 2688 1964 2091 2097 1963 1944 2764 2932 2871 2785 2694 1965 2092 2098 1964 1946 2763a 2924A MS2865a 2842-45/ Bl 32 1966 2093 2098 1965 1945 Bl 32 1967 2094 2099 1966 1947 2768 2934 2875 2789 2698 1968 2095 2101 1968 1948 2769 2935 2876 2790 2699 1969 2096 2102 1967 1949 2770 2936 2877 2791 2700 1970 2097 2103 1969 1950 2771 2937 2878 2792 2701 1971 2098 2104 1970 1951 1964 2843 3012 2947 1866 2772 1972 2099 2105 1971 1952 2844 3013 2948 1867 2773 1973 2100 2106 1972 1953 2845 3014 2949 2868 2774 1976 2102 2109 1975 2102 2846 3015 2950 2869 2775 1958 2072 2205 2210 2089 2056 2847 3016 2951 2870 2776 2073 2206 2211 2090 2057 2865 3030 2969 2887 2790 2075 2208 2213 2092 2061 2866 3031 2974 2892 2791 2076 2209 2214 2093 2062 2867 3032 2970 2888 279? 1959 2168 2304 2304 2196 2145 2868 3033 2971 2889 2793 2169 2305 2305 2197 2146 2869 3034 2972 2890 2794 2171 2309 2309 2201 2150 2870 3035 2973 2891 2795 2202 23*6 2342 2226 2177 2871 3036 2975 2893 2796 2224 2360 2355 2249 2197 -_- 2932B ... 2225 2361 2356 2250 2198 ... 2933B 2226 2362 2357 2251 2199 ... 2934B 2227 2363 1258 2252 2200 ...... 2935B 2263 2395 2390 2281 2234 ... 2936B 2264 2396 2391 2282 2235 ... ___ 2937B 2265 2397 2392 2283 2236 2921 3078 3013 2932 2843 I960 2300 2425 2414 2317 2258 2922 3079 3014 2933 2844 2301 2426 2415 2318 2259 2923 3080 3015 2934 2845 2302 2427 2416 2319 2260 2924 3081 3016 2935 2846 2303 2428 2417 2320 2261 2925 3082 3017 2936 2847 2304 2429 2428 2321 2262 2926 3083 3018 2937 2848 2359 2497 2466 2369 2310 ... 3084 MS30l8a 2938/B1 33B1 33 2360 2498 2467 2370 2311 ... 3084v MS30l8b 2960/B1 35B1 34 2361 2499 2468 2371 2312 1965 2999 3160 3091 3034 2916 2362 2500 2469 2372 2313 2998 3161 3092 3019 2915 2363 2501 2470 2373 2314 3012 3174 3105 3033 2929 2364 2502 2471 2376 2315 3017 3176 3108 3034 2931 2365 2503 2472 2375 2316 3040 3205 MS3135 Bl 39 Bl 38 2366 2504 2473 2374 2317 3075 3233 3170 3102 2997 Tear Scctt Minkus olbuons Mlcnel Yvert Year Scott Minkus Gibbomo Michel Yveft

3076 3231 3172 3104 2998 3945 4094 4019 3980 3808 3077 3232 3171 3103 2996 3946 4095 4020 3981 3809 3086 3242 3173 3105 2999 3947 4096 4021 3982 3810 3087 3243 3174 3106 3000 3948 4097 4022 3983 3811 3088 3244 3175 3107 3001 3939 4098 MS4023 3984/B1 74 Bl 73 3089 3245 3176 3108 3002 3961 4110 MS4035 Bl 75 Bl 74 3090 3246 3177 3109 3003 3984 4134 4059 4020 3836 3111 3273 MS3204 3130 B140 3985 4135 4060 4021 3837 1966 3176 3327 3262 3193 3075 3986 4136 4061 4022 3838 3177 3328 3263 3194 3076 3986 4137 4062 4023 3839 3178 3329 3264 3195 3077 3987 4138 4063 4024 3840 3201 3351 3287 3212 3092 3989 4139 MS4064 4025/B1 77 Bl 76 3210 3360 3296 3221 3102 4026 4174 4111 4059 3886 3211 3361 3297 3222 3103 4027 4175 4112 4060 3887 3212 3362 3298 3223 3104 4028 4176 MS4113 Bl 80 Bl 79 3214 3364 3301 3226 3107 3215 3365 3302 3227 3109 Rwanda 3216 3367 3303 3228 3110 1964 76 78 76 77 76 3217 3368 3304 3229 3111 ... 77 B 3232 3368A MS3320 3247-50/B1 43 Bl 42 77 79 77 78 77 1967 3315 3467 3399 3335 3228 --- 73B ... 3334 3482 3424 3353 3264 78 80 78 79 78 3336 3486 3427 3356 3234 ...... 79B ... 3337 3487 3428 3357 3236 79 81 79 80 79 3338 3488 3429 3358 3237 ... 80B ... 3339 3489 3431 3359 3238 80 82 80 81 80 3340 3490 3430 3360 3239 ——— ... 81B ... 3363 3512 3420 3382 3260 81 83 81 82 81 3364 3513 3421 3383 3261 _ —. ___ 82B ... 3365 3514 3422 3384 3262 82 84 82 83 82 3362 3511 3423 3385 3263 ...... 83B 3366 3515 3459 3393 3272 83 85 83 84 83 3367 2516 2460 2294 3273 84B ... 3368 2517 2461 2295 3274 83a 86 MS83a 85-8/B1 2 Bl 2 3369 2518 2462 2296 3275 ... 85B-8B/B1 2E 3370 2519 2463 2297 3276 1966 164 168 162 171 161 1968 3433 3586 3521 3458 3330 165 169 163 172 162 3434 3587 3522 3459 3331 166 170 164 173 163 3435 3588 3523 3460 3332 167 171 165 174 164 3436 3589 3524 3461 3333 168 172 166 175 165 3437 3590 3525 3462 3334 169 173 167 176 166 3486 3639 3574 3511 3387 176 180 174 183 173 3487 3640 3575 3512 3381 ...... 18 3B ... 3488 3641 3576 3513 3382 177 181 175 184 174 3489 3642 3577 3514 3383 aa—— 184B ... 3490 3643 3578 3515 3384 178 182 176 185 175 3491 3644 3579 3516 3385 ...... 185B 3492 3645 3580 3517 3388 179 183 177 186 176 3493 3646 3581 3518 3389 186B 3494 3647 3582 3519 3390 180 184 178 187 177 3495 3648 3583 3520 3491 — — — ...... 187B ... 3496 3649 3584 3521 3492 181 185 179 188 178 3497 3650 MS3585 3522/B1 51 Bl 50 Ma>M ._w 188B ... 1969 3612 3765 3699 3639 3499 1968 249 256 MS249 259-60/B1 11B1 10 3619 3774 3707 3647 3509 ... - ... 259B-60B/ ... 3520 3774 3707 3647 3509 Bl 12 3629 3782 3716 3656 3518 250 257 250 261 243 3630 3783 3717 3657 3519 «•*>*• ... 261B ... 3629 3784 MS3718 3658/B1 57 Bl 56 251 258 251 262 244 3685 3835 3771 3713 3569 ...... 262B 3686 3836 3773 3714 3570 252 259 252 263 245 1970 3714 3864 3799 3740 3596 ...... 263B 3715 3870 3804 3746 3602 253 260 253 264 246 3745 3895 3833 3771 3621 ... 264B ... 3746 3896 3834 3771 3622 ___ 254 247 3796 3946 3884 3825 3677 255 248 3797 3947 3885 3826 3678 256 249 1971 3862 4004 3937 3893 3730 257 250 3863 4005 3938 3894 3731 258 251 3864 4006 3939 3895 3732 ... 259 252 3865 4007 3940 3896 3733 254 261 ... 265-70/B1 13B1 11 3866 4008 3941 3897 3734 .— _-- — 265B-70B/B1 13B— 3935 4084 4009 3961 3798 266 273 271 282 263 1972 3944 4093 4018 3979 3807 282B Yeur Scott Mlakua Gibbons Michel Yvert Year Scott Minkus Gibbons Michel Yvert

542 970 830 498 495 372 543 410 C36 971 831 499 A31 095 668 505 544 A105 C37 972 832 500 A32 522 1956 385 557 423 C38 973 833 501 A33 m 518 561 039 974 834 502 A34 C96 745 569 611 460 C40 975 835 503 A35 1959 427 746 570 612 461 543 976 836 504 496 423 747 571 613 462 544 977 837 505 497 429 748 572 614 463 545 978 838 506 498 430 749 573 615 464 546 979 839 507 499 431 750 574 616 465 547 980 840 508 500 432 751 575 617 A116 C41 981 841 509 A36 C106 760 584 626 470 C42 982 842 510 A37 438 779 603 645 439 1960 456 C43 983 843 511 A 38 780 604 646 490 044 984 844 512 457 A39 781 605 647 491 C45 985 845 513 A40 458 782 606 648 492 1937 C53 1013 873 541 A48 459 783 607 649 1967 779 1423 1260 943 725 460 784 608 650 493 C243 1424 1261 944 461 651 494 A222 462 785 609 1970 C275 1489 1327 1009 A254 786 610 652 495 C276 1490 1328 1010 463 787 611 653 A255 464 496 C277 1491 1329 1011 788 612 654 497 C278 1492 1330 A256 465 655 1012 789 613 498 0279 1493 1331 1013 A257 656 cm 790 614 A121 C280 1494 1332 1014 A258 615 657 0112 791 A122 C281 1495 1333 1015 A259 792 616 658 C282 1496 1334 1016 0113 792A MS6l6a 667-70/B1 A123 A260 A124 C283 1497 1335 1017 A261 0114 792B MS6l6b 671-74/B1 C284 1498 1336 675-30/B1 5 Bl 8 1018 A262 792C 0616c C285 1499 1337 1019 1962 524 853 674 734 6 Bl 9 C286 1500 1338 1020 A263 764 7 Bl 10 A264 1963 554 383 704 C287 1501 1339 1021 555 884 705 765 557 C288 1502 1340 1022 A265 766 587 A266 556 385 706 0289 1503 1341 1023 557 886 707 767 588 1024 A267 768 589 0290 1504 1342 558 887 708 A268 559 590 A269 888 709 769 Samoa 560 889 710 770 591 1969 312 243 327 201 251 561 890 711 771 592 313 244 328 202 252 562 891 712 772 593 314 245 329 203 253 563 892 713 773 594 1971 346 283 367 239 282 572 901 721 782 595 573 902 722 783 596 San Marl nits 574 903 723 734 605 606 1953 327 614 454 493 365 575 904 724 785 328 615 455 576 905 725 786 607 494 366 608 329 616 456 495 367 577 906 726 787 578 609 330 617 457 496 368 907 727 738 579 908 728 789 610 331 618 453 369 611 333 620 460 497 371 580 909 729 790 493 581 791 612 334 621 461 372 910 730 613 090 622 462 499 A100 1964 582 921 743 302 803 614 335 623 463 500 373 583 922 744 615 1954 345 636 474 502 584 923 745 804 333 805 616 346 637 475 513 585 924 746 617 347 638 476 334 586 925 747 806 514 807 618 348 639 477 335 537 926 748 619 349 640 479 515 386 588 927 749 809 516 311 620 350 641 479 387 589 928 750 621 351 642 480 517 590 812 388 929 751 622 352 643 481 518 591 930 752 813 389 808 623 353 644 482 519 592 931 753 624 354 645 483 390 593 932 754 809 520 824 625 355 646 484 391 604 943 765 626 521 605 825 1955 C93 650 488 522 392 944 766 637 094 651 489 1965 609 949 770 830 526 393 831 638 358 652 490 527 A103 610 950 771 642 364 659 496 611 951 772 832 528 A104 850 643 365 660 497 529 396 1966 627 969 788 644 366 661 498 970 789 851 535 402 628 852 660 367 662 499 403 629 971 790 661 368 663 500 536 853 630 972 791 854 662 369 664 501 537 404 631 973 792 663 538 405 855 3?0 665 502 632 974 793 1013 664 371 666 503 539 406 1972 787 1132 948 665 54120 40987 820 Year ocott Minkus Gibbons Michel Yvert Year Scott MlnkuB Gibbons Michel Yvert

267 274 272 283 264 443 456 455 486 450 28 3B 486B 268 275 273 284 265 478 496 490 521 485 284B 479 497 491 522 486 269 276 274 285 266 480 498 492 523 487 285B 481 499 493 524 488 270 277 275 286 267 482 500 494 525 489 286B 483 501 495 526 490 271 278 276 287 268 484 502 496 527 491 497 287B 485 503 528 492 277 486 504 498 529 493 278 279 Ryukyu Islands 280 I960 72 96 76 98 78 281 73 97 77 99 79 282 I960 75 98 79 101 81 283 1962 104 130 105 132 101 284 1964 124 153 124 153 117 285 1965 125 154 125 154 118 286 126 155 126 155 124 287 127 156 127 156 125 288 131 161 132 161 127 1968 179 209 179 208 170 289 1969 181 211 181 210 172 290 186 216 186 215 179 291 292 Saar 293 1949 B68 298 263 266 254 288 296-301/B1 15 294 1952 B89 358 312 314 301 289 302-07/B1 16 Bl 14 B90 359 313 315 302 2a 7 308-13/B1 17 Bl 15 1955 253 396 384 357 343 1970 326 342 336 367 Bl 13 1956 B109 410 368 371 353 367B 338 BllO 411 389 372 354 329 345 339 370 341 1958 315 476 434 437 419 370B 335 359 353 384 354 St. Helena 385B 1966 188 183 205 177 174 336 360 354 385 355 189 184 206 178 175 385 B 337 361 355 386 356 St. Kltts-Nevis 38 6B 1952 108 119 95 101 136 338 362 356 387 357 1954 122 133 108 115 122 387B 1966 173 184 157 166 187 339 363 357 388 358 158 167 188 388B 174 185 340 364 358 389 359 389 B St. Lucia 341 365 359 390 360 1966 207 207 222 196 205 390B 208 208 223 197 206 342 366 360 391 361 1968 229 232 243 221 227 230 244 391B 233 222 228 1971 414 430 424 422 455 St. Pierre & Mlquelon 415 431 425 456 423 416 432 426 424 1959 358 473 290 380 360 457 423 A40 417 433 427 425 1968 C37 506 330 418 434 428 458 426 424 A41 419 435 429 459 427 C38 507 331 459 405 420 436 430 460 428 1970 399 538 362 461 421 437 431 429 St. Thomas 4 Prince Islands 1972 431 457 443 462 438 386 378 436 449 448 474 443 1962 375 463 435 387 379 479 376 464 436 388 380 437 450 449 479B 444 389 381 480 377 465 437 419 415 378 466 438 438 451 450 480B 445 481 1972 408 498 468 481B Salvador 439 452 451 446 422 450 482 1924 496 877 751 D209 TS232 482B 1927 0353 891 0333 440 453 452 447 209 TS236 483 1932 0359 937 0337 464 474 48 3B 521 887 797 441 454 453 448 494 491 484 1935 538 966 826 495 492 484B 442 455 454 449 539 967 827 496 493 485 » 540 968 828 497 494 485B 541 969 829 "A Simplified Check-List of Competitive Sports on Stamps" Bob Bruce

SECTION 19 Tear Scott Minkus Gibbons Michel Yvert Year Scott Minkus Gibbons Michel ixaiS Seaegal 1961 202 287 240 245 205 76 105 97 105 105 203 288 241 246 206 --. ... —- 105B ... 204 289 242 247 207 106 MS97a 106/B1 10 Bl 10 1963 212 300 253 258 217 1965 89 129 119 131 86 213 301 254 259 218 137 MSI26a 139-40/ ... 214 302 255 260 219 Bl 12 215 303 256 261 220 ... 169 174 193 122 216 304 257 262 221 ...... 193B ... 217 305 258 263 222 ... 170 175 194 123 1964 037 330 283 288 A43 ...... 194B -— 038 331 284 289 A44 — 171 176 195 124 1968 060 440 381 385 A68 ...... 195B ... 061 441 382 386 A69 ... 172 177 196 125 062 442 383 387 A70 —. ... 196B ... 063 443 384 388 A71 ... 173 178 197 126 1971 354 541 477 476 358 ...... 197B ... 355 542 478 477 359 1966 ... 225 259 337 ... 356 543 479 478 360 ...... 337B ... 1972 0107 544 480 479 A113 ... 226 260 338 ... 0108 545 481 480 A114 ...... 338B ... 0109 546 482 481 A115 ... 227 261 339 ... 365 559 495 494 368 ...... 339B ... 366 560 496 495 369 ... 228 262 340 ... 367 561 697 496 370 ... •Atiha ... 340B ... 368 562 698 497 371 ... 229 263 341 ... 369 563 MS499 498/B1 10 Bl 10 ...... 341B ...... 230 264 342 ... Seychelles 342B -— . 1966 226 231 226 228 216 ... 231 265 343 ... 227 232 227 229 217 ...... —. 343B ... 1972 306 318 313 308 300 225A MS266a 344/Bl 21 ... 308 320 315 310 302 ——— ——— 345B/B1 21B .•*» 226A 345/B1 22 Sharjah ...... 345B/B1 22B 1964 49 61 58 61 46 ... 227A ... 346/B1 23 .— . ... ——_ 61B ...... 346B/B1 23B ... 50 62 59 62 47 ... 228A ... 347/B1 24 ...... 62B ...... -- 347B/B1 24B ... 51 63 60 63 48 229A 348/B1 25 ...... 63B ...... 348B/B1 25 B ... 52 64 61 64 49 ... 230A ... 349/B1 26 ... —- ... 64B ...... 349B/B1 26B 53 65 62 65 50 1967 61A ...... _—— ...... 65B ——_ ... 62A ...... 54 66 63 66 51 63A — ...... 66B ...... 64A ...... 55 67 64 67 52 65A ...... — ... 67 B ...... 66A ... _—— ... 56 68 65 68 53 67A ...... ___ 68B ... 68A —- ...... — 69 MS65a 69/Bl 5 Bl 5 69A 69 98 90 98 66 98A — ...... 98 B ...... 99A ... ——— ... 70 99 91 99 67 100A ...... 99B ...... 101A ...... —. 71 100 92 100 68 102A MM ...... 100B ...... 103A —. »«•>••» ... 72 101 93 101 69 — 104A ...... 101B —. ... 105 A ... — ...a 73 102 94 102 70 ... 106A — ...... 102B ...... 129 A 289 281 ... 74 103 95 103 71 ... 137 A MS297 289-90/B1 18 ...... 103B ...... 169 A 310 305 ... 75 104 96 104 72 ...... 305B ...... 104B — 170A 311 306 Year Scott Minkus Gibbons Michel Yvert Year Scott Minkus Gibbons Michel Yvert

••(•••a* 306B 375 171A 312 307 376 ...... 307B 379 17 2A 313 308 380 — 308B 381 17 3A 314 309 382 — — 309B 383 233 321 356 202(a) 384 356B 385 239 322 357 202(b) — 386 ...... 357 B 240 323 358 387 ...... 353B 202(c) 388 241 324 359 — 389 ... 359B 202(d) — 390 242 325 360 391 ...... 360B A57(a) 391A 243 326 361 392A ... 361B A57(b) 392 244 327 362 393 ... 362B A57(c) 394 245 MS328 363/B1 27 395 ...... 363B/B1 27B — 396 289 ... 400 397 ... 400B 1968 — 282990 ... 4001 398 ... 401B 399 --- 291 ... 402 400 — ___ .__ 402B 401 292 ... 403 401A ... 403B 401B 293 ... 404 4010 ...... 404B 401D 294 405 1969 — 407 — ... —- 405 B 403 295 ... 406 409 —. -._ 406B 410 296 ... 407 411 ...... 407B 420 297 ... Bl 31 420A 347 ... 1970 562 218(b) 347A ... 563 218(c) 348 ...... 568 A71(b) 348A ...... 571 297 408 1971 — 728 ... 408 B 729 293 ... 409 207(a) 730 ...... 409B 731 299 _— 410 207(b) 732 ... 41 OB 733 300 —. 411 207(c) 734 —. —- 411B 735 301 ... 412 207(d) 736 —_ 412B 737 302 —. 413 207(e) 738 ...... 413B 733A 303 ... 414 A6l(a) 749 ...... 414B 750 304 415 A61(b) 751 ... 415B 752 306 — Bl 32 A6l(c) 1972 755 363 —. 756 364 —. 757 365 —_ 366 ... 213(a) 758 367 213(b) 759 368 ... 213 c) 760 369 213(d) 761 370 —- 213(e) 762 371 ... 213(f) 763 372 —_ 764 373 765 374 — 776 7789 l£££ Scott Minkus Gibbons Michel Yverl: Year Scott Mlnkua uibbons Michel Ire?* ... Slam 781 ... 1959 333 371 499 342 319 782 ... 334 372 500 343 320 783 ... 335 373 501 344 321 784 ... 336 374 502 345 322 785 1966 442 496 613 458 431 785A ... 443 497 614 459 432 78B ... 444 498 615 460 433 795 ... 445 499 616 461 434 ... 796 446 500 617 462 435 ... 447 501 618 463 436 797 ... 448 502 619 464 437 798 —. 449 503 620 465 438 799 ... 460 514 631 476 449 800 ... 461 515 632 477 450 801 ... 462 516 633 478 451 802 ... 463 517 634 479 452 803 ... 1970 553 609 724 569 542 804 ... 554 610 725 570 543 805 555 611 726 571 544 805A ... 555 612 727 572 545 806 ... 567 623 738 563 556 807 808 ... Sierra Leone 809 ... 1968 364 420 457 427 810 ... 365 421 458 428 811 ... 366 422 459 429 812 ... 367 423 460 430 813 ... 368 424 461 431 814 ... 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