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AUCTION Saturday, October 18, 2008 Closes at 3 p.m., PT
Mail and Email Bids will be accepted until the close of auction. Phone Bids will only be accepted from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on October 18
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2. Bids from minors will not be accepted.
3. No bids will be accepted below the opening bid price listed. In the event that a lower bid is submitted, it will be considered null and void.
4. All bids must be received in this office no later than 3 p.m. PT (Pacific Time) on the closing date. You may submit your bid in advance by either mail, email or telephone at (909) 947-5356 on the closing date.
5. Bids are accepted by lot number only. The highest bid shall not exceed 10% above the second highest bid.
6. In the case of tie bids, the earliest bid received will be given preference and shall prevail.
7. All bids are final. All items offered are guaranteed genuine and as described. All claims for adjustments must be made within 5 days of receipt but in no case later than 45 days after the auction.
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4. There will be an additional charge ($2 per lot) to ship bulky and glass items (posters, books, torches, and large items.)
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PHOTOGRAPHS AND DESCRIPTIONS 1. Most of the photos reproduced in this catalog are reduced. For the actual size of the item, please refer to the lot description. Should you have any questions, please feel free to email us at [email protected] prior to closing of the sale.
2. The Prices Realized Report will be made available shortly upon closure of the auction at GoldMedalCollectibles.com.
STANDARD ABBREVIATIONS AE - copper or bronze WM - white medal sm. - small B/W - black and white Comm. - commemorative sc. scr. - scratch/s Illus. - illustrations l. - left r. - right rn(s) - rim nick(s) p., pp. - page, pages F - fair to good condition rb(s) - rim bump/s Oly.- Olympic EF - new or mint condition USOC - United States Committee OC - Olympic Committee Unc. - Uncirculated NOC - National Olympic Committee IOC - International Olympic Committee
Bidding in this sale constitutes acceptance of the foregoing Conditions of Sale.
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REMINDER Check out their Annual Olympin web site at Show in Calgary, CalgaryOlympin Canada Show.com 555. October 10-12 554.
Remember to bid early. Good luck on your bid. We are now accepting consignments for Auction No. 9.
Thank you for your interest in our auction program. Richard and Virginia Murray Gold Medal Collectibles
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Baron Pierre De Coubertin Commemorative Medals
The Pierre de Coubetin medal (also known as the de Coubetin medal or the True Spirit of Sportsmanship medal) is an award given by the IOC to those athletes that demonstrate the spirit of sportsmanship in the Olympic Games.
The Pierre de Coubetin medal is considered by many athletes and spectators to be the highest award that an Olympic athlete can receive, even greater than a gold medal. The IOC considers it as its highest honor.
1. 100th Birthday of Coubertin (1863-1937). Silvered metal, issued by Holl, struck at the Vienna Mint. Obverse: “PIERRE DE COUBERTIN+ 1863 - 1937 +,” bust facing left, Reverse legend in French, approx. 40mm, F-EF. $30
2. Pelops und Pierre de Coubertin Medal, 776-1896. Copper-nickel, issued by W. Beumer. Obverse: Busts with Acropolis. Reverse: Bee (Bienen Marke) above legend, approx. 2-3/8” in diameter, EF. See black and white photos for detail. $30
1900 PARIS SUMMER OLYMPIC GAMES
3. World‟s Exposition Ticket. Blue and white paper, Un Franc, approx. 2-7/8” x 2,” upper left corner had red cancelled stamp, EF. See color photo for details. $70
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4. Louisiana Purchase Exposition Company Stock Certificate. The front of the certificate reads as follows: “This certifies that H.S. Tuttle is the owner of five fully paid Shares of TEN DOLLARS each of the Capital Stock of the LOUISIANA PURCHASE EXPOSITION COMPANY of Missouri, transferable only on the Books of the Company in person or by attorney in fact duly authorized upon surrender of this Certificate. Witness the Seal of the Company and the Signatures of the President (D.R. Francis) and Secretary (Walter B. Stevens). St. Louis Mo., this 18th day of August 1903.” One certificate for Five shares, Number C 727, issued May 25, 1904, certificate is in red, black and white colors, approx. 11-3/8” x 8-1/4,” rare, EF. See color photo for details. $1,200
5. Official Programme Dedication of the Buildings Ceremonies - April 30 to May 2, 1903. Pamphlet, color page of Jefferson and Napoleon, color covers, corner torn and binding taped, pp. 10, approx. 9” x 6,” scarce, F. See black and white photo for details. $50
6. Commemorative St. Louis World‟s Fair Celluloid Button. Multicolored celluloid button with ribbons (red/white/blue/yellow), large flag with “Louisiana Purchase Exposition World‟s Fair St. Louis U.S.A.” on the face of the button, approx. 1-7/16” in diameter, rare (lightly frayed and soiled), F. See color photo for details. $175
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7. “St. Louis Exposition in a Nut Shell” Walnut. Over 50 photographs (includes a photo of the Physical Cultural Building) of the Exposition that fit neatly inside a walnut shell, also includes full views, descriptions and costs of all 44 prominent buildings, the last page reads “St. Louis Exposition in a Nutshell Copyright L.I. Silverman April 16th 1904 No. 84505,” extremely rare, in its original box. See black and white photos for details. $150
8. Commemorative World‟s Fair Plate. Clear glass, open lattice design on border, view of the Festival Hall and Cascade Gardens at the World„s Fair, approx. 7.3” in diameter, F-EF. $70
9. Commemorative World‟s Fair Plate. Bronze colored metal plate, view of the Palace of Electricity, surrounded by a floral and leaf design on the edge of the plate, raised lettering “Palace of Electricity The World‟s Fair St. Louis, 1904.” on the reverse side of the plate, approx. 3-1/4” x 2-1/2,” F. See black and white photo for details. $60
10. Commemorative Spoon. Sterling silver. View of Palace of Machinery in bowl, legend on front: “1904” on top, map of the Louisiana Purchase, and bust of Jefferson on the front side of the handle, “St. Louis” on front side of handle, and legend on reverse: Cascade Gardens and City seal, F. See black and white photo for details. $90
11. Handkerchief. Embroidered, cotton, mule and Missouri state flag, above flag “Worlds Fair 1904,” below mule “I‟m from Missouri,” approx. 17-3/4” x 17-3/4,” EF. See black and white photo for details. $40
12. Souvenir World‟s Fair Photo Case. Aluminum metal, “St. Louis 1904” raised lettering on reverse side, “Souvenir Worlds Fair” raised lettering on front side, includes two B&W photos, approx. 1-3/8” x 1-1/8” x 1/4,” EF. See black and white photos for details. $50
13. Key Fob. Square shaped bronze key fob, view of the Festival Hall and Cascade Gardens, measures approx. 1-1/4” x 1-1/8,” scarce, F-EF. See color photo for details. $75
14. Commemorative Napkin Ring. “World‟s Fair St. Louis,” raised image of the Manufactures Building, Electricity Building, and the Cascades, approx. 2” in diameter x 1-1/4” high, F. $75
15. Official Souvenir Medal of the 1904 St. Louis World‟s Fair. Gold plated medal with some toning. Obverse: Conjoined busts of Napoleon I and Jefferson. Reverse: Map of U.S. with Louisiana Territory purchased in 1803. The medal measures approx. 1-5/16” in diameter, F-EF. See color photos for details. $100
1908 LONDON SUMMER OLYMPIC GAMES
The sale of Lester B. Steven’s personal collection of Olympic memorabilia is now being offered in this auction. Lester Stevens was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin on February 28, 1884. He died January of 1972. Mr. Stevens competed in the 100-yard dash and won the heat with a time of 11.2 seconds to advance to the semifinals. He placed fourth in his race and did not advance to the finals. A ticker-tape parade was held in New York City (August 29, 1908) in honor of the American Olympic Team, including Lester Stevens.
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16. Participation Medal. Pewter, designed by Bertram MacKennal and minted in England. Obverse: Quadriga with charioteer and judge to left, preparing to present the triumphant athlete with a palm of victory. Reverse: Winged figure of Fame standing on globe between legend. The medal was presented to Lester B. Stevens, medal measures approx. 2” in diameter, 47 grams in weight, EF. See color photos for details. $1,000
17. American Olympic Committee Certificate. This certificate was awarded to Lester B. Stevens (member of the American Olympic Team), signed by Commissioner John E. Sullivan, displayed in a black wood frame, approx. 13” x 9” in size, rare (only 122 were issued to the American team members), rare, EF. See color photo for details. $3,500
18. New York City‟s Greeting Medal - Homecoming for the Victorious American Team from the Olympic Games London 1908. Obverse: Female holding olive branch over an athlete on a pedestal with “L.B. Stevens” engraved on a banner below the pedestal, Acropolis in the background, and raised engraving “Columbia‟s Greeting” on top right side of medal. Reverse: “Presented by the Citizens of the City of New York, Commemorating the „Home Coming‟ of the Victorious American Team from the Olympic Games, London, 1908.” Gold plated medal, designed by Dieges & Clust, NY, includes its original burgundy wood presentation case (gold legend “City of New York,” above colored cotton US Shield Crest above gold legend “To the American Olympic Team 1908),” includes a red/white/blue ribbon with a safety pin worn during the ceremonies, medal measures approx. 1-1/2” x 1-15/16,” very rare, EF. See color photos for details. $7,500
19. US Olympic Team Cap. Dark blue wool sporting cap worn by Lester B. Stevens. The cap is affixed with a color US Crest Shield patch, inside leather band, manufactured by Spaulding, made in USA. This cap was worn during the 1908 London Summer Olympic Games, rare, EF. See color photo for details. $1,275
20. Participant Badge. This badge was given to Lester B. Stevens as a competitor. Silvered with blue enamel, designed by Vaughton, backstamp 1992, approx. 1-1/8” in diameter, military clutch missing, toned, F-EF. See color photo for details. $800
21. Watch and Chain. Gold tone pocket watch with chain, inscription on back of case “Iniv of Penn‟a 14th Annual Relay Races 1908 100 Yds Dash Time 10 sec Lester B Stevens,” cobalt blue spade hands and glass crystal face are in good condition, approx. 2” in diameter, EF. See color photos for details. $12,750
22. Cigarette Card. One “Mecca” brand cigarette card of Olympic Athlete Melvin W. Sheppard (Event - Track & Field), won three gold medals in Track & Field in the 1908 London Summer Olympic Games, slightly torn on lower right corner, approx. 2-7/8” x 2-1/2,” F-EF. See color photo for details. $35
23. Cigarette Card. One “Mecca” brand cigarette card of Olympic Athlete John Flanagan (Event - Hammer Throwing), three-time gold medalist, approx. 2-7/8” x 2-1/2,” EF. See color photo for details. $50
24. Two Cigarette Cards. One “Hassan” brand cigarette card of Olympic Athlete Simon P. Gilles (Event - Hammer Throwing) and one “Mecca” brand cigarette card of Olympic Athlete Lawson Robertson (Event - Board Floor Runner), EF. See black and white photo for details. $55
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1912 STOCKHOLM SUMMER OLYMPIC GAMES
25. Official Olympic Report - Swedish. Hardbound, original blue linen gilt with gold embossing, noticeable wear on edges and spine (worn binding), “Olympiska Spelens Festmarsch” sheet music on pp. 288-298, excellent research book, pp. 1,067, F. See color photo for details. $450
26. Official Poster Pin. Silver, nude athletes waving flags, approx. 21 mm x 27 mm, F-EF. See black and white photo for details. $125
27. Commemorative Plate. Blue and white porcelain plate with a view of the stadium entrance, laurel wreath on border of plate, made by Rorstrand, approx. 8-3/4” in diameter. Legend: “Olympiska Spelen I Stockholm 1912 Stadion,” EF. See color photo for details. $475
28. Commemorative Plate. Blue and white porcelain plate with an aerial view of the stadium decorated with flags, laurel wreath on border of plate, made by Rorstand, approx. 8-3/4” in diameter. Legend: “Olympiska Spelen I Stockholm 1912 Stadion,” EF. See color photo for details. $475
29. Commemorative Plaque. In celebration of their 50th Anniversary of the Stockholm Olympic Games in 1962. The participant‟s badge is in the center with both sides of the participation medal on each end, printed in Swedish, approx. 4-1/3” x 2-3/4,” EF. See black and white photo for details. $60
30. Sheet Music (Piano). “Olympiska Spelen,” composed by AF Theodor Pinet. The music sheets measure approx. 13-1/2” x 10-3/4,” (folds out to approx. 21-1/4” x 10-3/4”), pp. 12, small water spot on front cover, extremely, scarce, EF. See black and white photo for details. $95
31. Tobacco Card - Avery Brundage. One “Pan Handle Scrap” brand chewing tobacco card of Olympic Athlete Avery Brundage (Pentathlon and Decathlon), served as IOC President from 1952 through 1972, approx. 2-7/8” x 2-1/2,” EF. See color photo for details. $65
32. Tobacco Card - Duke Kahanamoku. One “Pan Handle Scrap” brand chewing tobacco card of Olympic Athlete Duke Kahanamoku (Swimming), approx. 2-7/8” x 2-1/2,” EF. See color photo for details. $60
1924 PARIS SUMMER OLYMPIC GAMES
33. Participant Badge (Concurrent). Bronze, designed by R. Benard. Obverse: City view of Paris over French legend. Reverse: Victory with laurel wreath crowning victorious athletes, original screw back, Serial No. 9997. It measures approx. 1-5/8” x 1-3/8,” F-EF. See color photo for details. $400
34. Book Plate. Published in L‟ Illustration magazine, dated August 16, 1924, No. 4250, Page 131 of magazine, Art Deco Olympic runners in the Colombes Stadium, EF. See black and white photo for details. $45
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1928 AMSTERDAM SUMMER OLYMPIC GAMES
35. Obligation Bond. 100 Gulden Obligation to Finance the Amsterdam Olympic Games, green and orange bond with black print and orange seal, Series 001204, No. 8, dated May 28, 1925, approx. 11” x 6 1/4,” EF. See black and white photo for details. $100
36. Sheet Music (Piano). “Hoera!! Olympia,” music and lyrics composed by Michel de Cock. The music sheet measures approx. 13-3/4” x 10-1/2,” (folds out to approx. 21” x 10-1/2”), creases, EF. See black and white photo for details. $55
1932 LAKE PLACID WINTER OLYMPIC GAMES
37. Official Olympic Report. Blue linen with gold embossed participation medal on cover, compiled by G.M. Lattimer, printed in English, B&W photos and Illus., pp. 287, F-EF. See color photo for details. $325
38. Souvenir Felt Patch. Round, blue felt, white border with legend, rings in color, approx. 6-1/4” in diameter, excellent condition, EF. See color photo for details. $110
39. Booklet. “III Olympic Winter Games Lake Placid New York February 4-13, 1932” booklet with and a picture of a four-man bobsled on the front cover, B&W photos and Illus., pp. 24, approx. 7-1/2” x 5-1/2,” F. See color photo for details. $65
40. Bleacher Season Ticket - $30. Ivory celluloid, black and red legend, No. 445, 1932 Participation medal on the reverse side of the ticket, approx. 3-3/4” x 2-1/4,” EF. See color photo for details. $125
41. Daily Program. Dated February 12, 1932, printed in B&W (daily schedule of the 4-Man Bobsled, Ski Jumping and Pairs Figure Skating). Edward Eagan and William Fiske competed in the USA 4-man Bobsled on this date. Gold Medalists Jack Shea, Jaffee, and Sonja Henie are also listed on the Table of Honor printed in this program. The program is printed in English, French, and German, penciled notes of Ski Jump results, pp 8, approx. 7-1/2” x 5-3/8,” F. See color photo for details. $85
1932 LOS ANGELES SUMMER OLYMPIC GAMES
42. Olympic Stadium Head Gateman Badge. Ivory and orange celluloid, No. 64, made by Los Angeles Rubber Stamp Co., approx. 3-5/16” in diameter, scarce, EF. See color photo for details. $550
43. Olympic Stadium Official Programs Badge. Orange celluloid, No. 20-3, made by Los Angeles Rubber Stamp Co., approx. 3-5/16” in diameter, scarce, EF. See color photo for details. $550
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44. Complete Collection of Official Programs. Thirty-nine programs bound in a blue leatherette case with gold stamping. There is a badge with a ribbon inlayed in the front cover of the book. Includes programs from Opening and Closing Ceremony. Also included is a parking pass and a used event (wrestling) ticket and an advertisement from Times-Mirror Printing and Binding House announcing the sale of these books. It measures approx. 10-3/4” x 7-3/4” x 2” thick, rare, F-EF. See color photos for details. $1,000
45. Official Program - Closing Ceremony & Equestrian Event. Program dated August 14, 1932, some toning on edges, slight crease on front cover, pp. 31, approx. 10-1/2” x 7-1/2” in size, F-EF. $70
46. Book. Printed in Japanese, black and white photos, wear on cover and spine, toning on pages, color photo of the flags of the world, includes photos of 1932 Los Angeles, good condition, rare. See black and white photo for details. $400
47. Official Pictorial Souvenir. Provides a brief history of the Olympic movement, lists IOC members, NOC countries and International Sports Federation Presidents, includes B&W photos and Illus., printed in English, pp 64, approx. 12.6” x 9.3,” binding intact, F-EF. See color photo for details. $75
48. Fundraising Shield Pin. Small pin, military clutch, EF. See color photo for details. $75
49. Commemorative Good Luck Medal - Charm. Silver medal, discus thrower, Olympic rings and “OLYMPIAD 1932 LOS ANGELES” legend on front side, “STERLING” on reverse side, measures approx. 5” in length, horseshoe shaped loop and charm intact, EF. See color photo for details. $150
50. Ticket Guide and Postcard. Ticket Information Guide “Revised - July 1, 1932,” quarter-folded sheet measuring 18” x 10-5/8,” pencil marks on the ticket guide, EF. The unused postcard was to be returned to the Olympic Games Committee in order to request a program of the games and a ticket information guide, approx. 5-1/2” x 3-1/4,” EF. See black and white photos for details. $35
51. Opening Ceremonies Ticket. Originally priced at $3 (Tunnel 26, Row 14, Seat 115), used ticket, F-EF. $45
52. Swimming Ticket. Unused ticket for swimming event on August 6, 1932, at 3 p.m. It was originally issued in a booklet, approx. 5-1/2” x 2-5/8,” EF. See black and white photo for details. $40
53. Official Olympic Child‟s Ticket. Admission ticket, dated August 5, 1932, F-EF. $30
54. Equestrian Ticket. Used, dated August 13, 2 p.m., measures approximately 4-3/4”x 2-5/8” in size, EF. See black and white photo for details. $40
55. Announcement Flyer. “Olympic Night at the Athletic Club” held on July 26, 1932, some toning, creases and center fold, approx. 10-7/8” x 8-1/2,” F-EF. See black and white photo for details. $25
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56. Art & Archeology Magazine. An illustrated bimonthly magazine, May/June 1932 issue, published by The Archaeological Society of Washington, printed by Art and Archaeology Press, Inc., front cover has view of the course in the stadium at Athens, includes B&W photos and Illus., binding intact, light fading, pp. 168, approx. 11” x 7-7/8,” F. See black and white photo for details. $50
57. Souvenir Stationary and Envelope. Cream paper, “Xth Olympiad Los Angeles 1932” printed on the left corner of the stationary sheets. This set consists of one envelope (approx. 6” x 3-1/2”); two sheets of stationary (approx. 7” x 5-9/16”), and the front cover of the stationary package (approx. 5-1/2” x 3-5/8”). See black and white photo for details. $25
58. Pamphlet. This item is an advertisement pamphlet describing the different hard covers available for the 1932 Official Report, printed by Wolfer Printing Company, Inc. (Los Angeles), color and B&W photos and Illus., back cover has a color photo of the Opening Ceremony in the Los Angeles Coliseum, approx. 12” x 9,” pp. 4, F. See black and white photo for details. $30
59. Regulation Booklet - Gymnastics. “General Rules Applicable to the Celebration of the Olympic Games,” published by Dixon Bell Press (Los Angeles), printed in English, pp 32, approx. 7-5/8” x 4-3/4,” F-EF. $50
60. Finnish Book. Softbound book, printed in Finnish, “Olympialainen Kuva-Aitta,” runner on front cover, B&W photos and statistics (final results), pp. 120, approx. 10” x 7-3/8,” F. See black and white photo for details. $50
61. Commemorative Lighter. This item was sold by the L.A. Athletic Club as a fundraiser for the Games, octagonal black bakelite and brass lighter, Olympic rings with laurel branch between legend on the front, discus thrower on the reverse, approx. 2-1/4” high x 1-5/8” wide x 1/2” thick, EF. See color photos for details. $125
62. Olympic and Movie Star Souvenir Deck of Playing Cards. Obverse: Black and white pictures of movie stars and Olympic venues. Reverse: Multicolored “Call to the Olympic Games” poster. The cards were made by Wenger Co., and are in a pictorial slip box style case and features country flags of participating nations, movie stars, the Olympic Stadium and other Olympic venues, slip case measures approx. 3-5/8” x 2-5/8,” scarce, F-EF. See color photo for details. $125
63. Complete Set of 16-Multicolored Seals. Colorful paper seals, manufactured by L & B, No. 37957, printed in Germany, depicting the country shields and scenes from the 16 countries that participated in the 1932 Olympic Games, approx. 6-5/8” x 9-3/8” in size, EF. See color photo for details. $75
64. Complete Set of 25 Seals. Multicolored, depicting the “Call to the Olympic Games” poster, approx. 8-1/8” x 5-1/8” in size, EF. See color photo for details. $40
65. Complete Set of 50 Seals. Blue and white seals, complete sheet of 50 seals, depicting discus thrower and dated, approx. 8-3/8” x 6-1/4” in size, EF. See color photo for details. $40
66. Life Savers Olympic - All Sports Book. Orange and black, printed in English, B&W text and illustrations, pp. 16, approx. 9” x 6,” EF. See color photo for details. $50
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67. Official Medical Report of the Xth Olympic Games - Los Angeles 1932. Blue softbound pamphlet, prepared by Sven Lokrantz, MD., printed in English, includes B&W photos (Olympic Hospital) and medical statistics, binding intact, slight crease, pp. 39, approx. 9” x 6,” See color photo for details. $100
68. Marathon Course Map issued by the Olympic Committee. Printed in English, prepared by the Automobile Club of Southern California, includes course elevations, one slight fold, no markings, no tears, single sheet, approx. 9-3/8” x 8-1/4,” EF. See black and white photo for details. $35
69. Souvenir Olympic Games Crushed/Elongated Penny. Copper penny, discus thrower between the Olympic legend, EF. See color photos for details. $50
70. Commemorative Spoon. Silver plated, 5-7/8” in length, the obverse side of the handle shows an aerial view of the Stadium with “Xth Olympiad” on the handle, and a picture of City Hall with “1932 Los Angeles” on the reverse side of the handle, F. See color photo for details. $90
71. Ceramic Portrait - Wall Plaque. Plaster with copper gilt, “X” above “19 Olympiad 32” at top of plaque, Quadriga above female bust, signed F.J.S., “Los Angeles” above “California” at the bottom, metal hook on reverse side, approx. 5-3/4” in diameter, EF. See black & white photo for details. $100
72. Wall Hanging. Bamboo, multicolor, day time scene of Stadium (LA Memorial Coliseum) with wording “10th Olympiad” and “Los Angeles,” approx. 23” x 14-1/4,” EF. See color photo for details. $80
73. Wall Hanging. Bamboo, blue, night time scene of City Hall with wording “10th Olympiad” and “Los Angeles,” approx. 21-1/8” x 14-1/4,” EF. $80
74. Wall Hanging. Bamboo, red background, black bell with color Olympic shield logo, “10th Olympiad” and “Los Angeles,” approx. 21-3/4” x 14-3/8,” EF. $80
75. Wall Hanging. Bamboo, burnt orange background, black bell with color Olympic shield logo, “10th Olympiad” and “Los Angeles,” approx. 21-3/4” x 14-3/8,” bamboo slightly damaged at bottom, approx. 21-3/4” x 13-3/8,” F. $80
76. Vest Pocket Manual. Schedule, standings, and areas to record individual event results (no pencil scoring), map of Los Angeles area on inside back cover, scarce, pp. 48, approx. 5-1/2” x 2-1/2,” scarce, EF. See color photo for details. $75
77. History of the Games Book. “History of Olympic Games - Ancient and Modern” by Hugh Harlan, broken paper seal, B&W photos and Illus., approx. 7-1/2” x 5-1/8,” pp. 116, F. See black and white photo for details. $40
78. Drinking Glass. Beer glass (15-ounce), logo with rings in color, made in Germany, (Please note that the glass is clear and not blue), EF. See color photo for details. $150
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79. Drinking Glass. “Olympic Games Los Angeles 1932” legend with an athlete throwing a discus over the Stadium, clear glass, 12 ounce, approx. 5-1/2” high, EF. See color photo for details. $60
80. Herbert‟s Restaurant Menu. Two locations listed on the cover (Los Angeles and San Francisco). The cover is printed in brown and white with sketches of the Olympic Coliseum, Los Angeles Swimming Stadium and the Olympic Auditorium. The menu measure approx. 13” x 7-3/8,” (folds out to approx. 13” x 15”), menu is designed for mailing, scarce, EF. $40
81. Life Magazine Cover. Not to be confused with today‟s Life magazine, multicolored single sheet (cover) showing a female athlete in the sport of Track & Field (Hurdles), artist Bradshaw Crandel, with an advertisement for Budweiser on the reverse side, suitable for framing, a few creases as seen in photo, approx. 8-3/4” x 11-3/4,” EF. See black and white photo for details. $35
82. Nevada Map. “Nevada Olympic Year Road Map,” produced by Standard Oil Products, entire map measures approx. 16” x 9,” EF. See black and white photo for details. $25
83. German Reemtsma Cigarette Card Album. Blue linen hardbound book, gilt Olympic rings, “Die Olympischen Spiele in Los Angeles 1932,” Olympic Salesman‟s Sample Book, printed in German, B&W and color photographic prints, fold-out chart, printed by Reemtsma Cigarettenfabriken, cover slightly scuffed, pp. 144, approx. 12-1/2” x 9-3/8,” EF. See black and white photo for details. $75
84. Group of Three Newspaper Articles. Three items in this lot are described as follows: 1.) “Olympic Games” article from Vanity Faire; 2.) “LA Times” with photo of Gold Medal winners; and 3.) “London News” with English contestants. See black and white photo for details. $25
1936 GARMISH-PARTENKIRCHEN WINTER OLYMPIC GAMES
85. Commemorative Metal Car Plaque. Multicolored enamel, with “IV. OLYMPISCHE WINTERSPIELE” above a mountain scene with large colored Olympic rings above “GARMISCH-PARTENKIRCHEN,” approx. 3-1/2” in diameter, EF. See color photo for details. $130
86. Official Poster. Multicolored original poster, designed by Ludwig Hohlwein, printed by Chromo Lithograph Kunstanstalt A.G. Munchen, 13. The skier is calling for the youth of the world to participate in the Olympic Winter Games, approx. 12” x 9” in size, EF. See black and white photo for details. $200
87. Group of Three Cigarette Cards. Printed in German, B&W photos, Card Nos. 50, 72 and 79 (two-man Swiss bobsled team, pairs figure skating, and finish line of the Biathlon), approx. 4-3/4” x 3-1/8,” EF. See black and white photo for details. $25
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1936 BERLIN SUMMER OLYMPIC GAMES
88. Participation Medal. Dark bronze, presented to athletes and officials, “GUSS N.NOACK BERLIN” engraved on edge, designed by Otto Placzek, approx. 2-3/4” in diameter, EF. See color photos for details. $350
89. Tin Badge with Swastika. Gold-colored metal, approx. 1-5/8” in diameter, EF. See color photo for details. $70
90. Book. Blue softbound book, gold embossed lettering “Deutscher Sport Dortchowauf 1936” (about the 1936 Winter and Summer Olympics), gold embossed Olympic rings at bottom of cover, color photograph of runners on cover, fine condition with light fading on top quarter of the front cover, B&W and color photos and illus., pp. 92, approx. 12-3/4” x 9-3/8,” F. See black and white photo for details. $80
91. Book. Green hardbound book, “So Kampfte und Siegte Die Jugert Derwelt” embossed on the front cover, printed in German, 1936 Franz Miller/Baron P. von Le Fort/Dr. Harfter, B&W photos and Illus., faded binding intact, pp. 160, approx. 9-7/8” x 6-7/8,” F. $40
92. Sheet Music (Piano). “Einzug der Olympia-Kampfer” (Entry of the Olympic Champions), Trumpet March by Hermann Blume, text by K. Sommer. The music sheet measures approx. 13-5/8” x 10-3/8,” (folds out to approx. 13-5/8” x 20-5/8”), printed in German, 1935 by Aug. Cranx G.m.b.H., Leipzig Edition Cranz Bruxelles, London, Leipzig, center fold, EF. $40
93. Olympic Event Paper Cut-Outs. Full sheet of colorful cut outs depicting Olympic events (27 Summer and 3 Winter sporting events, plus torchbearer with Berlin torch), die cut, printed in Germany, excellent condition, rare, EF. See black and white photo for details. $35
94. Travel Brochure. Reduced fares brochure for train tickets within Germany in 1936, brochure offers a 60% discount to foreigners, printed in English, 12-page black and white brochure, blue ink hand stamped from RDV - Vertretung Travel Agency (Kobe, Japan) on front cover, approx. 9” x 4” in size, F-EF. See black and white photo for details. $75
95. Group of 14 Cigarette Cards. Printed in German, B&W photos, Card Nos. 14, 44, 59, 63, 110, 124, 134, 154, 162, 163, 166, 167 and 191, approx. 4-3/4” x 3-1/8,” EF. See black and white photos for details. $40
96. Group of 4 Cancelled Stamps - Closing Ceremonies Date. Colorful Berlin Olympic postage stamps cancelled on August 16, 1936, depicting eight Olympic sports (Torch Relay, Men‟s Gymnastics, Soccer, Javelin, Fencing, Equestrian, Rowing and Women‟s Diving). Watermarks: “XI. Olympische Spiele” on top and “Berlin 1936” on bottom. Single sheet with cancelled stamps measures approx. 5-3/4” x 4-1/8,” slight toning, F-EF. See color photo for details. $25
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97. Group of 8 Cancelled Stamps “Sonderbriefmarken der Deutlchen Reichspoft fur die XI. Olympflchen Spiele 1936 in Berlin,” colorful Berlin Olympic postage stamps cancelled on August 13, 1936, depicting eight Olympic sports (Torch Relay, Men‟s Gymnastics, Soccer, Javelin, Fencing, Equestrian, Rowing and Women‟s Diving), quarter-sheet measures approx. 8-1/4” x 11-3/4,” F. See color photo for details. $35
98. Film Program & Advertisement. This lot includes the following program: “Olympia Fest Der Volker Erster Film Von Den Olympischen Spielen Berlin 1936,” printed in German and Japanese, two-page multicolored pamphlet, approx. 10-3/8” x 7-5/8” in size, slight tear in upper left corner, scarce. F-EF. This lot includes the following advertisement: “Olympia Fest Der Volker Erster Film Von Den Olympischen Spielen Berlin 1936,” printed in German and Japanese, eight-page multicolored pamphlet, approx. 7-5/8” x 7-1/8” in size, scarce, EF. (The advertisement pamphlet includes numerous advertisement, including one for the movie Stagecoach directed by John Ford). See black and white photo for details. $100
99. Movie Program. “Olympia Fest Der Volker Erster Film Von Den Olympischen Spielen Berlin 1936,” red covers with black and white photos, text and Illus., includes theater seating chart and photo of torch bearer at the Opening Ceremonies, printed in German and Japanese, ten-page program. approx. 10-1/2” x 7-5/8” in size, slight separation at top of pamphlet, rare, EF. See black and white photo for details. $150
100. Rufenstal Movie Program. First film “Olympia Fest Der Voelker,” printed in German, by Illustrierter Film-Kueier, B&W photos, pp. 8, approx. 11-1/2” x 8-3/4,” rare, EF. See black and white photo for details. $100
101. Bulletin. “Olympishe Spiele,” printed in English, distributed in the United States of America by the German Railroads Information Office, Number 12, map of venue locations, pp. 40, approx. 13-3/4” x 9-7/8,” EF. See black and white photo for details. $100
102. Bulletin. “Olympishe Spiele,” “Berlin August 1936 - PREIS RM 1. - Number 15,” printed in German, photos of torch relay and Opening Ceremonies, B/W, pp. 88, approx. 13-3/4” x 9-7/8,” EF. See black and white photo for details. $100
103. Fact Wheel of Medal Count. Multicolor cardboard wheel, listing winner‟s country flags and number of medals won (gold, silver, bronze), printed in German, issued by Boetzow Brewery (Berlin), approx. 5-1/2” x 7-7/8,” two small tears, good condition. See color photo for details. $75
104. Magazine. “L‟Illustrator” magazine with pole vaulters on cover, suitable for framing, approx. 14-1/4” x 11,” EF. See black and white photo for details. $25
1940 TOKYO (CANCELLED GAMES)
105. Commemorative Charm. This charm was issued for a pre-Olympic event referring to the 1940 Tokyo Summer Olympic Games. Bronze, Olympic rings above the Japanese flag with the rays of the rising sun in the background, legend printed in Japanese on the reverse side of
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the pendant, includes original loop on the pendant, approx. 13/16” x 3/4,” EF. See black and white photos for details. $150
106. Ceramic Wall Pocket Vase. White ceramic, colored Olympic rings above the bow of a board with a sunset scene in background, approx. 14-1/2” x 7,” rare. See color photo for details. $250
1940 HELSINKI (CANCELLED GAMES)
107. Games Logo Pin. Silver metal, rectangular, stick pin, approx. 7/8” x 1/2,” EF. See color photo for details. $65
108. Cake Doily. White paper doily with the Finnish coat of arms and Olympic rings on the border of the doily, manufactured by Euren Paperi, approx. 9” in diameter, rare, EF. See black and white photos for details. $50
1948 ST. MORITZ WINTER OLYMPIC GAMES
109. Official Daily Program - No. 9. Dated February 7, 1948, colorful cover, printed in English, French and German, includes event schedules for Hockey, Bobsled and Ski Jump, no scoring, vertical crease on program, binding intact, pp.12, approx. 8-1/4” x 5-3/4,” F-EF. See color photo for details. $150
110. Commemorative Pictorial Book. “1948 Olympia St. Moritz” on the front cover, light blue and white with black print, B&W photos and illustrations, includes the final results of each event, printed in German and French, pp. 80, approx. 8” x 5-3/4,” EF. $45
111. Magazine. “Winter Olympiade,” St. Moritz 1948, special edition with English captions, B&W photos and Illus., approx. 13” x 9-1/4,” pp. 64, EF. See black and white photo for details. $35
1948 LONDON SUMMER OLYMPIC GAMES
112. Participation Medal. This medal was presented to athletes and members of the National Olympic Committee. Obverse: View of London with “VIV OLYMPIAD LONDON 1948” legend above the Olympic rings. Reverse: Quadriga with charioteer and judge preparing the present athlete with palm of victory. Two minor dents on the rim of the medal, designed by Bertram Mackennal/John Pinches, minted at John Pinches, Ltd. (London, England), approx. 2” in diameter, F-EF See color photos for details. $275
113. Official Logo Pin. Silvered metal, Big Ben over color enameled Olympic rings on obverse, “REG No. S 5 1108” on reverse, approx. 1-1/4” x 7/8,” EF. See color photo for details. $65
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114. Autographed Envelope. Collection of 17 Autographs of the Canadian Basketball Team and coaches (includes Bob Osborne, Ole Bakken, Bill Bell, Doodie Bloomfield, Dave Campbell, Harry Kermode, Bennie Lands, Pat McGeer, Mendy Morein, Nev Munro, Bobby Scarr, Cy Strulovitch, Sol Tolchinsky and Murray Waxman), approx. 9-1/2” x 4-1/8,” F-EF. See black and white photo for details. $75
115. Watch Fob. Gold-colored metal, discus thrower over Olympic rings, dated “20 July 1948” and “14 August 1948,” approx. 28 mm, EF. See color photo for details. $50
116. Souvenir Sugar Spoon. Silver plated, Games Logo with Big Ben Tower and enameled colored Olympic rings on handle, Reverse legend: “E.P.O.B. Made in England,” approx. 3-1/8” in length, EF. See black and white photo for details. $75
117. Official Identification Card. Identity card for Modern Pentathlon, No 7285 issued to Lt. Col. Robert Alastair Hay, printed in English, approx. 5-1/2” x 3-3/4,” EF. See black and white photo for details. $55
1952 OSLO WINTER OLYMPIC GAMES
118. Brochure. “DE VI. OLYMPISKE VINTERLEKE,” issued by the Oslo Organizing Committee, printed in Norwegian, publisher is Grendahl & Son (Oslo), includes an event schedule, color and B&W photos and Illus. The brochure measure approx. 7-3/4” x 4,” F-EF. 55
119. Official Souvenir Program. Colorful front cover with official poster design, included venue sketches, medals, diploma and accommodations, printed in Norwegian, B&W photos and Illus., no scoring, pp. 66, approx. 11-5/6” x 8-1//2,” EF. $135
120. Official Program - Book No. 4. Colorful front cover of program dated February 17, 1952, printed in English, French and Norwegian, includes Ski Jumping, Ladies Downhill, Ice Hockey, 5000m Speed Skating and Medal Ceremony, some scoring (pages 4 and 5), pp. 16, approx. 5-1/8” x 7-1/4,” EF. $95
121. Official Program - Book No. 6. Colorful front cover of program dated February 19, 1952, printed in English, French and Norwegian, includes Men‟s Figure Skate, Speed Skate, Men‟s Slalom, Ice Hockey and Medal Ceremony, some scoring, loose center page, pp. 16, approx. 5-1/8” x 7-1/4,” F-EF. See color photo for details. $75
122. Official Program - Book No. 7. Colorful front cover of program dated February 20, 1952, printed in English, French and Norwegian, includes 50km Long Distance Race, Ladies Slalom, Ladies Free Figure Skating, Ice Hockey events and Bandy Demonstration, no scoring, pp. 16, approx. 5-1/8” x 7-1/4,” EF. $100
123. Official Program - Book No. 8. Colorful front cover of program dated February 21, 1952, printed in English, French and Norwegian, includes Bobsleigh, Men‟s Figure Skate, Ice Hockey and Bandy demonstration, some scoring (page 13), pp. 16, approx. 5-1/8” x 7-1/4,” F-EF. $90
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124. Official Program - Book No. 10. Colorful front cover of program dated February 23, 1952, printed in English, French and Norwegian, includes Ice Hockey, Bobsleigh, Skiing events and Bandy demonstration, no scoring, slight rusting on pages from staples, pp. 16, approx. 5-1/8” x 7-1/4,” F-EF. $85
125. Official Program - Book No. 11. Colorful front cover of program dated February 24, 1952, printed in English, French and Norwegian, includes Ice Hockey and Ski Jumping events, no scoring, pp. 16, approx. 5-1/8” x 7-1/4,” EF. $100
126. Official Olympic Ticket. Ski jumping event, used ticket stub, dated February 24, 1952, approx. 3-3/4” x 4-1/4,” EF. $50
127. Magazine. “VI. Olympische Winterspiele,” Wiener Illustreierte, printed in German, Olympia Oslo 1952, B&W photos and Illus., approx, 14-1/4” x 10-1/4,” pp. 64, F. See black and white photo for details. $50
128. “Welcome to Norway” - Book. Blue linen hardbound book, “Olympic Winter Sports in Norway,” published by the Norwegian Ski Association, printed in Norwegian, French, Spanish, and English, B&W photos and statistics, includes the final results of the Winter Games between 1924 and 1948, faded binding, pp. 224, approx. 11-7/8” x 8-1/2,” F. See black and white photo for details. $50
129. Book. “Gunvald Hakanson at Oslo Olympiad” with a photo of the Oslo poster on the front cover. Autograph of Ken Henry (USA) on pp. 39--Three-time Olympian-Gold Medalist in 500m Speed Skate, printed in Norwegian, B&W photos and Illus., includes events, winners, results, charts of nations since 1924, pp. 66, approx. 9” x 6,” scarce, EF. $40
1952 HELSINKI SUMMER OLYMPIC GAMES
130. AAU National Decathlon Championship, Official US Olympic Tryouts and National AAU Relays. Final results listing Robert (Bob) Mathias - Sanford University as Champion. Olympic Decathlon Tryouts were held at Tulare Union High School Stadium, July 1-2, 1952, includes eleven-typed pages of the official stats for the Decathlon and the final results. These documents are scarce, approx. 11” x 8-1/2,” F-EF. $45
131. Participation Medal. Bronze, designed by Kauko Rasanen, approx. 2-1/8” in diameter, uneven toning, F-EF. See color photos for details. $230
132. Official Olympic Ticket. Soccer event, used ticket stub, dated August 1, 1952, approx. 3-3/8” x 4-3/8,” EF. $30
133. Official Program. Light blue and white cover, complete schedule of the daily events, B&W photos and Illus., printed in Norwegian, pp. 32, approx. 8-1/2” x 5-3/4,” F-EF. See color photo for details. $100
134. Souvenir Pennant. White material with blue print, Tower of the Olympic Stadium and left side, colorful Olympic rings in center, and Helsinki 1952” on right side, approx. 9” long, F-EF. See black and white photo for details. $50
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135. Commemorative Tie. Maroon silk tie, Olympic Stadium and the Suurkirkko (St. Nicholas Lutheran Cathedral), “Helsinki 1952,” EF. See black and white photo for details. $50
136. Commemorative Dish. Silvered metal with the Olympic Stadium Tower, Olympic rings, Finnish coat of arms and Finnish flag, approx. 3” in diameter, EF. See black and white photo for details. $50
137. Drinking Glass. Olympic rings over the Stadium with the wording “Helsinki 1952,” 7 oz., EF. See color photo for details. $75
138. Visitor Pin. Oblong shaped metal stick pin (soldered back), approx. 7/8” x 5/8,” EF. See color photo for details. $125
139. Visitor Pin. Rectangular shaped, enamel over metal, latch back pin, approx. 13/16” x 6/16,” EF. See color photo for details. $60
140. Program. 1952 U.S. Olympic Souvenir Book (Track & Field Tryouts for Men) held at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, dated June 27-28, 1952, printed in English, B&W photos and Illus., some handwritten notes and statistics, no tears or creases, approx. 11-1/2” x 8-1/2,” pp. 64, EF. $25
141. Magazine - Issue No. 1. “XV. Olympische Sommerspiele 1952” on blue background, printed in German, black and white photos and Illus., approx. 14-3/8” x 10-1/8,” pp. 64, F-EF. See black and white photo for details. $35
142. Magazine - Issue No. 2. “XV. Olympische Sommerspiele 1952” on dark yellow background, black and white photos and Illus., front cover slightly separated, approx. 14-3/8” x 10-1/8,” pp. 64, F. $35
1956 CORTINA WINTER OLYMPIC GAMES
143. Visitor Pin. Multicolored, Obverse: “VII Ciochi Olimpici Invernali Italia Cortina 1956,” Reverse: “C.O.N.I. MOD DEPOSITATO,” Olympic rings above mountains, approx. 3/4” in diameter, EF. See color photo for details. $100
144. Magazine. Sports Illustrated magazine, “Winter Olympics Complete Preview,” dated January 30, 1956, with color photo of Skating Champions Jenkins and Albright, B&W and color photos and Illus., address label on bottom cover, pp. 64, approx. 8-1/4” x 11-1/2,” F. See black and white photo for details. $25
1956 MELBOURNE SUMMER OLYMPIC GAMES
145. Opening Ceremony Record. Official souvenir recording on 33-LP record, recorded in Melbourne by ABC Broadcast, near new condition, EF. See color photos for details. $100
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146. Official Visitor Pin - Australia. Bronze pin (manufacture method: cloisonné). Obverse: Two birds on a white ribbon over colored enameled Olympic rings. Reverse: G. LUKE/MELB., screw-back tack, approx. 1” x 5/8,” EF. $50
147. Commemorative Event Pin. Shield shaped tin pin, floppy pin back clasp, “1956 OLYMPIC GAMES” on observe side of pin with colorful Olympic rings, “DIVING” on reverse side of pin, made in Western Germany, approx. 1-1/2” x 1-1/4,” F. See color photo for details. $45
148. Seat Cushion. White vinyl cushion, red and blue print, Olympic rings, Olympic torch over the map of Australia and the wording “Olympic Games,” banner at bottom with the wording “Melbourne 1956,” yellow piping on edge of cushion, approx. 13-1/2” x 10-1/2,” F. See black and white photo for details. $60
149. Tote Bag. Blue vinyl bag with handles, Olympic rings with torch over the map of Australia and the wording “Olympic Games Melbourne 1956,” zipper has been replaced, approx. 14-1/2” x 6-3/4” x 9,” F. See color photo for details. $75
150. Souvenir Boomerang. Miniature size, dark brown wood with Games logo in the center of the boomerang, approx. 5-5/8” in size, EF. See color photo for details. $60
151. Souvenir Spoon. “1956 Melbourne” with torch over Olympic rings on blue enameled background, Reverse Legend: “PITCHER E.P.N.S. AI. MELB.,” approx. 4-1/2,” EF. $50
152. Souvenir Logo Ashtray. White with gold trim and colorful Games logo on front side of the ashtray, approx. 14-3/4,” EF. See black and white photo for details. $45
153. Souvenir Logo Ashtray. White with gold trim and colorful Games logo on front side of the ashtray, approx. 3-7/8,” EF. Same description as Lot 140 except for the size. $40
154. Commemorative Olympic Scarf. Multicolored pure silk scarf, made in Japan, flaming torch over continent in laurel wreath, Olympic events around borders, approx. 17” x 17,” EF. See black and white photos for details. $75
1956 STOCKHOLM (Equestrian)
155. Official Logo Stick Pin. Gold plated stick pin, made by Lagerstroms Fabrik, MJOLBY, EF. See color photo for details. $45
1960 SQUAW VALLEY WINTER OLYMPIC GAMES
156. Venue Poster. Multicolored original horizontal poster, designed by Weld Wilkie and Dan Gleeson, aerial view of Squaw Valley with venues depicted and large logo on upper right side, includes the history of the Games, 34 country flags at the bottom of poster, US Postal Commemorative Stamp for the VIII Olympic Winter Games has been placed on the bottom of the poster, approx. 28” x 21 1/2” in size, EF. See color photo for details. $150
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157. Official Daily Program. Number 10, dated February 27, 1960, includes complete schedule of events, results of previous events, map of Olympic facilities, pp. 23, approx. 7” x 4-3/4,” EF. See color photo for details. $80
158. Games Logo Charm. Gold tone with colored enamel Games logo, approx. 13/16” in diameter, rare, EF. See color photo for details. $100
159. Official Logo Pin. Colorful (red/white/blue) pin with silver Olympic rings, scarce, F-EF. See color photo for details. $80
160. Official Games Logo Patch. Cloth Vintage shield with Olympic rings patch, dated 1960, approx. 2-5/8” x 1-3/4,” F. See color photo for details. $40
161. Dutch Team Patch. Colorful shield patch, “Squaw Valley” above torch, colored Olympic rings over torch, dated 1960, approx. 2-5/8” x 3-3/4,” EF. See color photo for details. $60
162. Official Sticker. Red, white, and blue Games logo paper sticker, approx. 3-1/2” in diameter, EF. See color photo for details. $35
163. Commemorative Paper Sticker. Colored Games logo on white background, approx. 2” x 1-5/8” in size, EF. See color photos for details. $25
164. Magazine. Sports Illustrated magazine, “Olympic Report,” “Squaw Valley Opening Day,” dated February 29, 1960, with color photo of Opening Ceremony on cover, address label on bottom front cover, pp. 84, approx. 8-1/4” x 11-1/2,” F-EF. See black and white photo for details. $30
165. Brochure. Informational brochure with Games logo on the front of the brochure, photo of Squaw Peak taken from Squaw Valley Lodge on front cover, “Squaw Valley, Lake Tahoe, California,” above “February 18-28, 1960,” printed in English, color photos, prepared and published by California State Automobile Association and Automobile Club of Southern California, pp. 15, approx. 8-5/16” x 3-15/16,” EF. See color photo for details. $40
166. Commemorative Miniature Stein. Colorful hand painted glazed ceramic stein with pewter top. View of Squaw Valley in the background with colored Olympic rings above “Squaw Valley 1960 Winter Olympics,” an alpine house of both sides of the stein, approx. 3-7/8” tall, EF. See color photo for details. $75
167. Commemorative Ashtray. Triangular, clear glass with Games logo in the bottom of the ashtray, “VIII Olympic Winter Games” printed on the top edge of inside of the ashtray, “California 1960” printed on the lower edge of inside of the ashtray, approx. 3-1/2,” EF. See black and white photo for details. $35
168. Souvenir Spoon. Silver plated, Olympic rings over the Squaw Valley Games logo on the handle of the spoon, approx. 4-5/8” in length, EF. See color photo for details. $80
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169. Souvenir Brochure and Map. Two items in this lot are described as follows: Ticket information brochure (schedule of events) with Games logo sticker partially glued on the back of the brochure (sticker slightly torn) and a colorful map of “1960 Winter Olympic Games” with black and white photos of historical California sites, prepared and published by Shell Oil Company. See black and white photo for details. $25
1960 ROME SUMMER OLYMPIC GAMES
170. Athlete Badge - Track & Field. Bronze badge, dark red enameled bar with “Atleta” (Athlete), Reverse: “Giochi Della XVII Olympiade,” approx. 1-1/2” x 1-7/8,” EF. See color photo for details. $375
171. Participant Pin. Single-posted pin, in original white case, EF. See color photo for details. $110
172. Official Italian NOC Pin. Large, gold and blue enamel, raised she-wolf above Olympic rings, front “ROMA MCMLX,” reverse legend “C.O.N.I MOD” (Comitato Olympico Nazionale Italiano), made in Italy, approx. 30mm x 14mm, approx. weight 5.8 gms, EF. See color photo for details. $65
173. Official Olympic Ticket. Unused, Track & Field event, Class 1 (salmon color), dated September 6, 1960, event at 1430 hours, approx. 9-5/8” x 3-3/4,” EF. See color photo for details. $75
174. Official Olympic Ticket. Unused, Track & Field event, Class 1 (pink color), dated September 10, 1960, event at 1730 hours, approx. 9-5/8” x 3-3/4,” EF. See color photo for details. $75
175. Official Olympic Ticket. Unused, Wrestling event, Class 2 (yellow color), dated September 5, 1960, event at 2000 hours, approx. 9-5/8” x 3-3/4,” EF. See color photo for details. $75
176. Official Olympic Ticket. Unused, Cycling event, Class IV, dated August 26, 1960, approx. 9-3/4” x 3-7/8,” EF. $50
177. Official Olympic Ticket. Unused, Rowing event, Class II, dated September 1, 1960, approx. 9-3/4” x 3-7/8,” EF. $50
178. Mostra Dello Sport Nella Storia E Nell‟ Arte. Unused Ticket to an Arts Festival of exhibits on sports and history, held between June 1 and September 30, 1960 (during the Olympic Games), Games logo on ticket stub, Series A ticket, hand stamp “ANNULLATO” on reverse side of ticket, approx. 9-3/4” x 3-7/8,” scarce, EF. See black and white photo for details. $50
179. Athletics Program - No. 1. Pink, dated August 31, printed in English, French and Italian, pp. 40, approx. 8-3/8” x 6-1/8,” EF. See black and white photo for details. $30
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180. Athletics Program - No. 3. Pink, dated September 2, printed in English, French and Italian, Wilma Rudolph (USA) awarded Gold medal for 100 meters, no scoring, pp. 48, approx. 8-3/8” x 6-1/8,” EF. See black and white photo for details. $30
181. Athletics Program - No. 4. Yellow, dated September 3, printed in English, French and Italian, Wilma Rudolph (USA) competed in Heat #6 (200 meters), scoring in black ink, pp. 40, approx. 8-3/8” x 6-1/8,” EF. See black and white photo for details. $30
182. Athletics Program - No. 5. Purple, dated September 5, printed in English, French and Italian, Wilma Rudolph (USA) awarded a Gold medal for 200 meters, (scoring in black ink) and Rafer Johnson (USA) competed in Decathlon, slight discoloration on top of pp. 27-30, pp. 48, approx. 8-3/8” x 6-1/8,” F-EF. See black and white photo for details. $30
183. Athletics Program - No. 6. Green, dated September 6, printed in English, French and Italian, Al Oerter‟s (USA) qualification event for Men‟s Discus (scoring in black ink) and Rafer Johnson (USA) awarded Gold medal for Decathlon (scoring in black ink), pp. 48, approx. 8-3/8” x 6-1/8,” EF. See black and white photo for details. $30
184. Athletics Program- No. 7. Blue, dated September 7, printed in English, French and Italian, Al Oerter (USA) awarded Gold medal in Men‟s Discus (scoring in black ink), pp. 48, approx. 8-3/8” x 6-1/8,” EF. See black and white photo for details. $30
185. Swimming/Water Polo Program and Used Ticket - No. 1. Yellow, dated August 26, printed in English, French and Italian, minimal scoring, pp. 32, approx. 8-3/8” x 6-1/8,” EF. See black and white photo for details. $40
186. Swimming/Water Polo Program and Used Ticket - No. 2. Salmon, dated August 27, printed in English, French and Italian, scoring in red ink, pp. 32, approx. 8-3/8” x 6-1/8,” EF. See black and white photo for details. $40
187. Swimming/Water Polo Program - No. 4. Light Orange, dated August 30, printed in English, French and Italian, pp. 24, approx. 8-3/8” x 6-1/8,” EF. See black and white photo for details. $30
188. Swimming/Water Polo Program - No. 8. Peach, dated September 3, printed in English, French and Italian, Team USA awarded a Gold medal in Swimming - 4 x 100m, no scoring, pp. 24, approx. 8-3/8” x 6-1/8,” EF. See black and white photo for details. $30
189. Group of Three Maps. Road maps, “Automobile Club D‟Italia,” “Petrol Caltex,” and “BP,” EF. See black and white photo for details. $35
190. Magazine. Sports Illustrated magazine, “Olympics Begin,” dated September 5, 1960, color photo of the American team marching in Opening Ceremonies, B&W photos inside, address label on bottom of front cover, pp. 76, approx. 8-1/4” x 11-1/2,” F-EF. See black and white photo for details. $25
191. Program. U.S. Olympic Track Team Trials (Men„s Track and Field) held at Stanford Stadium (Stanford University), dated July 1-2, 1960, printed in English, B&W photos and Illus., approx. 10-1/2” x 7-5/8,” pp. 64, EF. $25
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192. Commemorative Glass Coaster. Smoked-glass coaster with gold rim and colorful Games logo in center, approx. 4-1/4” in diameter, EF. See black and white photo for details. $30
193. Commemorative Key Fob. Rectangular shape, silvered key fob with Games logo and Coliseum on obverse side and a hand carrying a torch on the reverse side, EF. See black and white photo for details. $35
194. Souvenir Spoon. Silver plated Games logo spoon, approx. 4-3/8” in length, EF. See color photo for details. $60
1964 INNSBRUCK WINTER OLYMPIC GAMES
195. Official Bulletin. Issued by the Organizing Committee, Bulletin No. 1, dated September 1961, printed in Austrian, French and English, B&W photos and Illus., very slight separation of binding, slight creasing, pp. 28, approx. 11-5/8” x 8-1/4,” EF. $40
196. Visitor Pin. Multicolor pin, made in Austria, obverse legend “IX Olymp Winter Spiele,” with the Games logo in the center with the legend “Innsbruck 1964,” and reverse legend “OFFIZIELLES OLYMPIA - ABZEICHEN,” below the military clasp is “MUSTER u. MARKIANRECHTLICH GESCHUTZT,” approx. 1” x 1,” EF. See color photo for details. $50
197. Souvenir Cuff Links. Gold colored metal with black raised Games logo on cuff links, approx. 7/8” x 7/8,” EF. See color photo for details. $75
198. “Welcome in Austria” - NOC Pin. Gilt, shield shaped pin over skis, “Made in Austria” back stamp, approx. 1-13/16” in diameter, EF. See color photo for details. $60
199. Official Olympic Ticket. Used, Ice Hockey event, dated January 28, approx. 5-5/8” x 3-1/8,” EF See black and white photo for details. $50
1964 TOKYO SUMMER OLYMPIC GAMES
200. Preview Book. “Tokyo Olympic Year,” softbound book with paper jacket, printed in English and Japanese, approx. 10-3/4” x 7-3/8,” pp. 137, F-EF. $40
201. US Olympic Team Trials Program (Swimming, Diving, and Water Polo). “1964 U.S. Olympic Team Trials” held at the Astoria Pool (Astoria, New York), dated August 25 through September 7, 1964, printed in English, B&W photos and Illus., separation of front cover, approx. 11” x 8-1/2,” pp. 48, EF. These trials were held in conjunction with the World’s Fair in New York. $35
202. U.S. Olympic Team Banquet Program. “Salute to the United States 1964 Olympic Team from the City of the Los Angeles,” U. S. athletes and well known celebrities (such as Master of Ceremonies Walt Disney, Bob Hope, etc.) attended this celebration, printed in black & white, red braided tassel, pp. 8, approx. 14-1/4” x 9-3/4,” EF. See color photo for details. $65
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203. Booklet, Banner, and Reproduction of Posters. Three items in this lot are described as follows: Pocket guide; Governor‟s Banner; and Olympic posters and stamps (reproduction) in commemoration of the Games. See color photo for details. $50
204. Commemorative Metal Car Plaque. Enamel and gold colored medal, double-posted “J A F” car plaque, torch with colorful Olympic rings in center, approx. 3-1/2” in diameter, EF. See color photo for details. $100
205. Commemorative Torch Relay Plaque. Silvered brass plaque in a wood toned frame, designed by Hata, approx. 8-1/16” in diameter, rare, F-EF. See black and white photo for details. $250
206. Souvenir Patches. Group of four multicolored cloth patches, “TOKYO 1964” with Olympic rings. See black and white photo for details. $50
207. Group of Four Commemorative Pins. Tin with color lithographs. This lot consists of the following items: 1.) Czech flag at top edge, Men„s Hurdler, military clutch pin; 2.) Brazil flag at top edge, Men‟s Volleyball, stick pin repaired; 3.) Ireland flag at top edge, Men„s High Bar Gymnastics, stick pin repaired; and 4.) Sweden flag at top edge, Javelin, stick pin repaired. Pins measure approx. 1-1/2” x 1-1/4,” F-EF. See color photo for details. $100
208. Argentina Team Pin. Multicolor enamel, approx. 1” in diameter, F-EF. See color photo for details. $85
209. Mascot Pin. Unofficial “Kappa” mascot, cloisonné, “1964” back stamp, latch-back pin, approx. 15/16” x 1/2,” EF. See color photo for details. $45
210. Souvenir Pin. Dark blue enameled clutch-back pin, round with silver Olympic rings above “TOKYO 1964,” legend printed in Japanese on the reverse side of the pin, approx. 1/2” in diameter, F-EF. See black and white photo for details. $25
211. Tie Tack. Games logo lapel pin with guard, enamel over metal, approx. 5/8” x 3/8,” EF. See color photo for details. $50
212. Official Athletics Program. Program No. 8, dated October 21, 1964, B&W text and Illus., includes a schedule of events, printed in Japanese and English, pp. 80, approx. 14.7mm x 20.9mm, F. $40
213. Two Official Fund Raising Medals. In commemoration of the Games of the XVIII Olympiad. One copper medal and one silver medal, designed by Yusaku Kamekura, issued by the Tokyo Olympic Fund Raising Association, approx. 1-1/8” in diameter, includes original plastic cases with raised Games logo on top of case, EF. See color photo or details. $150
214. Commemorative Medal with a Discus Thrower. Obverse legend “Tokyo 1964” encircling the outer edge of the medal is a list of all of the past Summer Olympic cities, reverse legend in Japanese, approx. 3-3/4” in diameter, EF. $50
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215. Group of Four Cigarette Boxes. Multicolored boxes, each box is approx. 2-7/8” x 1-3/4,” EF. See black and white photo for details. $25
216. Official Olympic Ticket. Used, Athletics event, dated October 15, printed in English and Japanese, stub measures approx. 7-1/4” x 3-1/4,” envelope measures approx. 9-1/4” x 3-1/4,” EF. $40
217. Record. Official souvenir recording for the Tokyo Olympics, 45-rpm, recorded by Victor Company of Japan, LTD (RCA), approx. 7” x 7,” EF. $40
218. Book. “Tokyo Olympics Special Issue,” publisher Kokusai Johosha, printed in Japanese with English translations under the photos, includes B&W and color photos and statistics, paper jacket is in fair condition, pp. 154, approx. 14-3/8” x 10-1/4,” F-EF. See black and white photo for details. $40
219. Magazine. Sports Illustrated magazine, “Tokyo 1964: The Olympics Begin,” dated October 19, 1964, color photo of Yoshinori Sakai carrying the Olympic torch in the National Olympic Stadium, includes an article about the 1964 World Series between the New York Yankees and the St. Louis Cardinals, B&W photos inside, address label on bottom front cover, pp. 102, approx. 8-1/4” x 11-1/2,” F-EF. See black and white photo for details. $25
220. Book with Interesting Autographs. “The Olympic Games - A Book of Records and Reminiscence,” written by the editors of Sports Illustrated, printed in English, includes two autographs (Billy Mills - Gold Medal in 10,000m and Carol Heiss Jenkins - 1960 Gold Medal in Figure Skating), some wear on the jacket, B&W and color photos and Illus., pp. 128, 11-3/8” x 8-1/2,” F-EF. See black and white photo for details. $45
221. Seat Cushion. Yellow and black cotton seat cushion, “Tokyo 1964” above an athlete on Parallel Bars on the front of the cushion, advertisement for Kureha Chemical Industry Co. Ltd., on reverse side of the cushion, approx. 11-7/8” x 9-1/4,” EF. See black and white photos for details. $30
222. White House Invitation, Envelope, and Card. This lot consists of the following items: 1.) An invitation from The President and Mrs. Johnson to Mr. Andreason (Lawrence Andreason was a Bronze Medalist in 3-meter Springboard Diving); 2.) and envelope addressed to Mr. Larry E. Andreason with a return address of “The White House;” and 3.) an RSVP card. All of the items in this lot are in EF condition. $50
1968 GRENOBLE WINTER OLYMPIC GAMES
223. 1968 Calgary Bid Book. Hardbound bid book, white with blue and silver print on covers, printed in English, French and German, color and B&W photos and Illus., pp. 54, approx. 13-3/8” x 10-3/8,” EF. $60
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224. Large Visitor Badge. Silvered with color enameled Games logo surrounded by French legend, by Arthus Bertrand (Paris), double- pin backs, approx. 1-1/2” x 1-1/4,” EF. See color photo for details. $75
225. Visitor Logo Pin. Obverse legend “Grenoble 1968,” reverse legend “ARTHUS BERTRAND” and “PARIS.DEPOSE,” military clutch, approx. 7/8” x 9/16,” EF. See color photo for details. $50
226. Official Logo Felt Patch. Blue with white and red embroidery, approx. 3” x 2-1/4,” EF. See color photo for details. $60
227. 1968 Grenoble Winter Official Mascot - Schuss. Plastic mascot, wording “Schuss” on one side of the ski and “J I M” on the other side of the ski, approx. 1-7/8” in height, rare, F-EF. See color photo for details. $100
1968 MEXICO CITY SUMMER OLYMPIC GAMES
228. 1968 Mexico City Summer Olympic Torch. White crude metal cast with a black vinyl covered shaft, approx. 17-3/8” in length, F. See color photo for details. $1,750
229. Participant Pin. Single-posted pin, includes the original white case, EF. See color photo for details. $60
230. Participation Medal. Copper metal, Olympic sports pictograms with “Mexico „68” on the front of medal, “Juegos De La XIX Olimpiada” (Games of the 19th Olympiad) on the obverse side of the medal, approx. 2” x 2,” F-EF. See black and white photos for details. $225
231. Commemorative Poster. Multicolored bronco rider, poster is mounted on linen, printed by Mexican Government Tourism Department, approx. 26-3/4” x 29,” EF. See black and white photo for details. $100
232. Olympic Pictorial Final Trials Program (Men„s Track and Field Team). “1968 United States Olympic Team Trials,” dated June 29-30, 1968, printed in English, B&W photo and Illus., approx. 10-1/2” x 7-5/8,” pp. 56, EF. $25
233. Final Trials Program (Women„s Track and Field Team). “1968 United States Olympic Team Trials” held at Mt. San Antonio College Memorial Stadium (Walnut, California), dated August 24-25, 1968, printed in English, B&W photos and Illus., approx. 10-1/2” x 7-5/8,” pp. 24, EF. $25
234. Flight Brochure and Certificate. The two items in this lot are described as follows: 1.) “Flight to the Olympic Games 1968” certificate, approx. 7-1/8” x 10,” EF; and 2) Brochure of the flight schedule for Western Airlines between Mexico City and Los Angeles, measures approx. 9” x 4” (folds open to approx. 9” x 12”), includes envelope, EF. See black and white photo for details. $25
235. Plastic Plate. White colored plastic plate with an athlete hurdling through the Olympic rings over the national colors of Mexico (green/white/red) with the wording “Mexico 68,” triangular shape, approx. 5” x 5-1/8,” EF. See color photo for details. $40
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236. Plastic Plate. Orange colored plastic plate, large colorful flowers on front, with “Mexico” in large lettering above “1968 XIX Olimpiada,” “Hecho en Mexico” (made in Mexico) on reverse side of plate, square shape, approx. 5-1/16” in size, scarce, EF. See color photo for details. $50
237. Three Maps of Mexico - 1968. “Mobil Oil de Mexico” (Olympic rings on front of map), “Banco Nacional de Mexico, S.A.” (Olympic rings on front of map, shows venue locations), and “Mapa Turistico de Carreteras” (Olympic Games logo with dove on front of map), EF. See black and white photo for details. $35
238. Group of Three Greeting Cards. Unused set of three colorful greeting cards and envelopes in celebration of the Games, approx. 9-1/4” x 4,” EF. See black and white photo for details. $35
239. Magazine. Sports Illustrated magazine, “Olympics on the Way,“ dated October 21, 1968, color photo of Norma Enriqueta Bassillo de Sotelo carrying the Olympic torch in the Estadio Olimpico Universitario, two-page article about Jim Ryun (1500 meters), B&W photos inside, address label on bottom front cover, water spot on bottom corner, pp. 88, approx. 8-1/4” x 11-1/2,” F-EF. See black and white photo for details. $20
240. Commemorative Ashtray. Sterling Silver ashtray, “925 M.R.R. Mexico” stamped on reverse, “Mexico 68” logo on top edge of ashtray, “1968 Olympic” embedded in center of tray, approx. 5-3/4” in diameter, EF. See black and white photos for details. $50
241. Commemorative Tie. Dark Blue silk tie with Bob Beaman‟s pictured on the front, includes his autograph trademark naming the tie “The Jump,” colored Olympic rings above his picture, scarce, EF. See color photo for details. $35
242. Commemorative Post Card. Used post card in celebration of the Olympic Games, approx. 5-1/2“ x 3-1/2,” F-EF. See black and white photo for details. $20
1972 SAPPORO WINTER OLYMPIC GAMES
243. Austrian Team Pin. Multicolor, enamel domed with a pin back style latch, approx. 1-1/8” x 1,” EF. See color photo for details. $65
244. Japanese Team Pin. Downhill Skiing, red and white enamel on silver metal background, floppy pin back, approx. 1-1/8” in diameter, rare, EF. See color photo for details. $90
245. Official Japanese Skating & Skiing Association Medal. Obverse: Skier and Skater. Reverse: “XI OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES SAPPORO „72 Japan” with “S.A.J. N.S.U.J.” below the Olympic rings. Gold plated medal, designed by Taro Okamoto, approx. 2-3/8” in diameter, EF. See color photos for details. $100
246. Two Soviet Union Team Pins. Flat enameled stick pins depicting the sports of skating and Skiing, each measures 1” x 1-3/4,” EF. See color photo for details. $40
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247. CSSR Team Pin - Czechoslovakia. Flat enameled pin with latch back, approx. 1-1/2” x 5/8,” EF. See color photo for details. $35
248. Commemorative Spoons Set (Six-Piece Set). Issued by the Sapporo Organizing Committee, original white presentation case with Japanese print on inside cover, not released to the public, set includes 4 silver spoons and 2 Games logo silver spoons, rare, EF. See color photo for details. $150
249. Commemorative Sake Cup. Gold colored sake cup, with gold Olympic rings and “72 Sapporo” embossed in center of dish, gold colored engraved Olympic rings and “72 Sapporo” on box, in its original wood presentation box, includes black plastic stand and purple cloth, approx. 2-15/16” in diameter, EF. See color photo for details. $50
250. Commemorative Medal. Gold colored medal, skater on obverse side of medal, Games logo with “XI Olympic Winter Games Sapporo 72” on the reverse side of the medal, approx. 1-7/8” in diameter, in its original clear plastic presentation case, EF. See black and white photo for details. $50
251. Commemorative Medal. Japanese fundraising medal, bronze, Ski Jumper/Games logo over legend, approx. 1-1/4” in diameter, F-EF. $20
252. Group of Four Official Bulletins. Issued by the Organizing Committee, color photos, numbered 3, 6, 8, and 9, approx. 10” x 9-1/2,” EF. See black and white photo for details. $40
253. Olympic Team Sweater - Romania. Blue with three horizontal stripes across the breast (blue, white, and red), size medium, F. See color photo for details. $95
1972 MUNICH SUMMER OLYMPIC GAMES
254. Summer Olympic Torch. Nickel, chromium steel, shaft with hand guard, manufactured by Friedrich Krupp, Huttenwerke AG, Bochum. Legend Bottom - Munchen 1972 / Spiele der XX Olympiade, approx. 28” in length, used, EF. See color photo for details. $2,000
255. Battery Operated Plush Waldi Toy. Multicolored plush mascot, manufactured by Dackel Elektrisch, orange collar, red cord leading from the mascot to a red plastic case (slight chip on case) which holds two D size batteries, mascot walks forward, bobs head, barks and wags tail. Includes the original box (wear and tear on the edges), printing on the box is in German. The plush mascot measures approx. 9” long x 6-1/4” high, extremely rare, F-EF. See color photos for details. $130
256. Official Olympic Ticket - Used. Opening Ceremony ticket, dated August 26, 1972 at 1500 hrs., printed in German, stub measures approx. 5-7/8” x 4-1/4,” EF. $40
257. Commemorative Poster. Dove with the Olympic rings and Munich logo, language on poster is unknown, poster is mounted on linen, approx. 37” x 27-1/2,” EF. See color photo for details. $150
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258. Olympic Track Suit - Soviet Union (USSR). Blue with white lettering, Soviet Union Track and Field uniform, “C.C.C.P.” on back of jacket, size XS, F. See color photo for details. $95
259. Munchen Patch. Colorful shield shaped patch, OLYMPIADE/1972/MUNCHEN, approx. 2-5/8” x 2-1/4,” EF. See black and white photo for details. $25
260. Set of Three Glasses. Gold trimmed Brandy glasses, one-ounce size, approx. 2-1/2” tall, EF. See color photo for details. $60
261. Commemorative Hand Painted Porcelain Vase. Gold plated with white trim, made by Royal Porzellan, Bavaria (Germany). Design on front of vase: Munich child holding a torch in one hand and colored Olympic rings in the other hand with a view of the Tower and Munich in the background, “KPM” (markers mark) on bottom of vase, approx. 3-1/8” in height, EF. See color photo for details. $200
262. Commemorative Plate. Porcelain, “19” followed by the Munich Games logo and “72” at the top edge of plate, “Olympiade - Muchen” at bottom edge of plate, with the city skyline of Munich in the center, Royal Copenhagen, Denmark mark on reverse, artist initials “HD,” approx. 7-1/4” in diameter, EF. See color photo for details. $50
263. Commemorative Plate. Porcelain, “Munchen 1972” with torch, approx. 7-1/4” in diameter, EF. See color photo for details. $50
264. Commemorative Plate. Handpainted plate, Munich child below colorful Olympic rings, surrounded by city landmarks, made in Merkelbach, made in West Germany, approx. 9-3/4” in diameter, EF. See black and white photo for details. $100
265. Commemorative Plate. AE, “Olympiadstadt Munchen 1972,” Media Tower and Olympic rings in center, approx. 9-3/4” in diameter, EF. See black and white photo for details. $35
266. USA Olympic Diving Team Button. Metal, round button, approx. 2-1/4,” F. See color photo for details. $25
267. Visitor Pin. Games logo pin, enamel over metal, latch back, approx. 1-1/4” x 1/2” in diameter, EF. See color photo for details. $45
268. Poland NOC/Team Pin. Irregular shaped stick pin dated 1972, approx. 1” x 1,” EF. See color photo for details. $35
269. Autographed Photo. Mark Spitz, cards for Panasonic promotion “Ideals for Life,” signed in 2004, approx. 7” x 5,” EF. See black and white photo for details. $30
270. Magazine. Sports Illustrated magazine, “The Olympics,” dated August 28, 1972, with color photos, address label on bottom front cover, pp. 94, approx. 8-1/4” x 11-1/2,” F-EF. See black and white photo for details. $25
271. Commemorative Beer Mug. White porcelain 40-ounce beer mug, multicolored sporting events and Olympic rings, made in West Germany, approx. 7-1/2” tall, rare, EF. See color photo for details. $100
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272. Commemorative Beer Mug and Wooden Coaster. “Olympia-Turm 290m” over colored Olympic rings over banner with “Olympia-Stadt Munchen,” with TV tower, statues, buildings in Munich, with a wood coaster (black eagle crest on coaster), .5-liter mug, F-EF. See color photos for details. $60
273. Pair of Commemorative Pennants. Colorful cloth pennants sealed in plastic, Front: Olympic rings over Olympic Tower, Reverse: spiral and city view, approx. 6.1” x 8.5,” EF. See black and white photos for details. $25
274. Guide. “Toyota Dealer‟s Guide to the 1971 Summer Olympic Games,” color and black & white text and photos, includes the ABC Television schedule and the Olympic Games pictogram schedule, pp. 96, EF. $25
275. Super 8mm Movie. Columbia Pictures presents “Olympic Aquatic Games,” filmed in black & white, Mark Spitz is on the cover on the original box, EF. See color photo for details. $60
276. Commemorative Book. This is an Olympic publication by the German Sport Aid Foundation. “Munich 72,” yellow hardcover book, printed in Germany by A. Wyss & Co. KG, Zurich-Operrieden, printed in German with some English, B&W and color photos and Illus., pp. 336, approx. 12” x 9,” EF. See color photo for details. $60
1976 DENVER (Cancelled Games)
277. Button. 1976 Denver USOC shield button, with red lettering “Denver „76” above “Support Your U.S. Olympic Team,” approx. 1-1/4” in diameter, F. See black and white photo for details. $25
1976 INNSBRUCK WINTER OLYMPIC GAMES
278. Ticket Brochure. Fold-out style brochure with color maps, photos and Illus., printed in English and Austrian, includes completes schedule of events and admission fees in Austrian Shillings. Brochure measures approx. 7-7/8” x 4-7/8” (folds out to approx. 23.6” x 7-7/8”), no marks, EF. See color photo for details. $20
279. Key Fob on Leather Chain. Leather key chain, rectangular plastic key fob with Games logo, “Mosern Telfs” on leather strap, EF. See color photo for details. $40
280. Schneemanderl Mascot Pin. Irregular shaped aluminum, fine enamel stick pin, smiling snowman mascot Schneemanderl, no markings on reverse side of pin, measures 1/2” x 3/4,” EF. See color photo for details. $35
281. Schneemanderl Mascot Sticker. Multicolor, approx. 10-3/4” x 6-3/4,” original packaging, scarce, EF. See color photo for details. $75
282. 1976 Innsbruck Winter Olympic Mascot - Sonnenweiberl (Sun Woman). PVC mascot (wife of Schneemanderl), multicolored, key fob, EF. See color photo for details. $50
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283. Two Innsbruck Patches. The two items in this lot are described as follows: 1.) Games logo shield shaped patch, approx. 3-1/8” x 2-3/8,” EF, 2.) Games logo rectangular patch with a City building, approx. 3-1/8” x 1-7/8,” EF. See black and white photo for details. $25
1976 MONTREAL SUMMER OLYMPIC GAMES
284. Bid Pin - Montreal. Cloisonné gold circle with maple leaf protruding at the top, Olympic rings at the bottom of the pin, “C. Lamond/Montreal” on back stamp, tack back pin, approx. 3/4” x 3/4,” EF. See color photo for details. $40
285. Participation Medal. Bronze, designed by Georges Huel and Pierre-Yves Pelletier, approx. 1-3/8” in diameter, EF. See color photos for details. $275
286. Participant Pin. Single-posted pin, in original white case, EF. See color photo for details. $80
287. Chinese-Taipei NOC/Team Pin. Horizontal rectangular shaped pin, domed enamel, double-tack back, approx. 2” x 1-1/8,” EF. See color photo for details. $65
288. Opening Ceremony Program. Softbound, written in English and French, with color photos and Illus., pp. 32, approx. 10-1/2” x 8-1/4,” EF. $40
289. Closing Ceremony Program. Softbound, written in English and French, with color photos and Illus., pp. 32, approx. 10-1/2” x 8-1/4,” F. $40
290. Closing Ceremony Ticket Stub. Multicolored, used paper ticket, Approx. 6” x 2-3/4” in size, EF. See color photos for details. $45
291. Group of Six Programs. Softbound programs, printed in English and French, color photos, event schedules and illustrations, pp. 32, approx. 10-1/2” x 8-1/4.” This lot consists of the following programs: 1.) Equestrian (Princess Anne on cover), includes results for Cross-Country Course event held on July 24, Princess Anne (riding her horse named Goodwill) listed on schedule for July 25, EF; 2.) Athletics, EF; 3.) Swimming, F-EF (small ink mark on cover); 4.) Football/Soccer; 5.) Yachting; and 6.) Volleyball, F-EF. See color photos for details. $65
292. Official Olympic Report. Hardcover, three-volume set with slipcover case, printed in English, Volume I - Organization (pp. 618); Volume II - Facilities (pp. 239); and Volume III - Results (pp. 698), some binding separation in Volume III, EF. See color photo for details. $550
293. Columbia NOC/Team Pin. Dated, oval shaped with flattened vertical sides, gold Olympic rings on Columbia flag with COLUMBIA above the flag and MONTREAL 1976 below the flag, tack-back pin, approx. 3/4” x 1/2,” F-EF. See color photos for details. $30
294. Netherlands NOC/Team Pin. Dated, vertical rectangular pin, domed enamel, stick pin, approx. 7/8” x 3/8,” EF. See color photo for details. $25
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295. Button. “1976 Olympic Team Supporter” button, Canada Olympic Association logo on button, approx. 3-3/8” in diameter, EF. See black and white photo for details. $20
296. Swimming Trials Patch. Colorful cloth patch, approx. 4-1/4” wide x 3” high, EF. See black and white photo for details. $20
297. Bracelet with Charms. Ten charms, 1-inch diameter with Official sport pictograms (Gymnastics, Judo, Handball, Boxing, Rowing, Fencing, Wrestling, Archery, Equestrian, Track & Field), reverse side has Games logo, F. See black and white photo for details. $65
298. Set of Necklace, Charm, and Key Chain. Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company, 1-1/4” charm (Weightlifting) on a 24” necklace, 1-1/4” fob (Aquatics) on a key chain, and a 1-1/4” charm (Gymnastics), all of the charms have the Games logo on the reverse side of the pictograms, F. See black and white photo for details. $35
299. Book. Hardbound, “The 1976 Olympic Guide” (Deluxe Edition), printed by Rand McNally, written by John V. Grombach, includes B&W historical photos, pp. 349, F-EF. See color photo for details. $20
300. Magazine. Sports Illustrated magazine, “The Show Goes on in Montreal,” dated July 26, 1976, with color photos of Opening Ceremonies, address label on bottom front cover, pp. 78, approx. 8-1/4” x 11-1/2,” F-EF. See black and white photo for details. $30
301. Olympic Souvenir Stamp Collection. Brown colored vinyl and felt souvenir album, Games logo on the front cover of the album, includes postage stamps issued during the Montreal Summer Olympic Games, sections on the history of the Games, designed and produced for the Canada Post Office by the Philatelic Division of Shannon Services (London, Canada), printed in English and French, color Illus., pp. 32, approx. 8-1/4” x 5-3/8,” EF. See color photo for details. $25
302. Team USA Belt Buckle. Silver-colored metal, manufactured by Bergamot Brass Works in Darien, Wisconsin (USA), approx. 3-1/4” x 2-7/8,” F. See color photo for details. $25
303. Commemorative Spoon. Silver plated, manufactured by Oneida LTD, silversmiths, engraved with the Montreal Games logo, “Montreal 1976,” approx. 4-1/4” in length, EF. See color photos for details. $75
304. Ceramic Plate. White porcelain plate, “OLYMPIC GAMES LES JEUX OLYMPIQUES” above blue flame, “MONTREAL 1976” under flame, produced by Bing & Grondahl Copenhagen Porcelain by appointment to the Royal Danish Court, made in Denmark, approx. 7-1/4” in diameter, includes original box, EF. $60
305. Ceramic Plate. Wedgwood, made in England, black design on white background, torchbearer above the City of Montreal, plate border has criss-cross Canadian flags on top and five sports (Cycling, Swimming, Equestrian, Weightlifting, and Track & Field) bordering the plate, reverse side reads “To Commemorate the XXI Olympiad Montreal Canada 1976,” approx. 10-1/2” in diameter, EF. See color photo for details. $85
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306. Plastic Plate. Rectangular shaped black and white plastic plate with a picture of the Olympic Stadium and the Montreal Games logo, made in Canada, approx. 6-1/2” x 4-1/2,” EF. See color photo for details. $20
307. Melmac Plate. White colored plastic plate with lavender and gold diagonal stripes on the front of the dish and red Olympic Games logo, triangular in shape, EF. See color photo for details. $45
308. Commemorative Plate. Porcelain, “Olympiade” and “Montreal 1976” at top edge of plate, Montreal Games logo at the bottom edge of plate, with a Discus Thrower on the world in the center of the plate, XXI to the left side of the discus thrower‟s feet. Royal Copenhagen, Denmark mark, and the artist initials “PO” on the reverse side of the plate. “Licencie official des Jeux Olympiques de 1976” with the Montreal Games logo, and “Official Licensee to the 1976 Olympic Games” on the mark on the reverse side of the plate, approx. 7-1/4” in diameter. EF. See color photo for details. $70
309. Commemorative Serving Tray. Gold, red, and white colored aluminum tray, shows 21 sports of the Olympics and the trademark of Coca-Cola, Ltd. from many of the countries participating in the Olympics, approx. 14-3/4” x 10-3/4,” scr., F. See color photo for details. $25
310. Patch, Sticker, and Cuff Link Set. This lot consists of the following items: 1.) Colorful cloth 1976 Team USA Fundraising Patch (approx. 3”); 2.) matching sticker (approx. 3-1/2”); and 3.) cuff links with Fundraising design. All of the items in this lot are in EF condition. See black and white photos for details. $50
311. 1976 Montreal Winter Olympic Mascot - Amik (Savings Bank). Black plastic with white Games logo on red stripe, money slot for coins, approx. 15-1/2,” EF. See color photo for details. $150
1980 LAKE PLACID WINTER OLYMPIC GAMES
312. 82nd IOC Session Badge. Inscribed “PRESSE” (Photo Press), yellow/black/yellow ribbon, approx. 4-1/4” x 1-3/8,” EF. See color photo for details. $250
313. Organizing Committee Badge. Rectangular multicolor cloth badge. Border, “LAKE PLACID” and “1980” embroidered with gold bullion thread, color Games logo and rings, four post, approx. 3-1/4” x 2-3/4,” rare, EF. See color photo for details. $135
314. Commemorative Tin Plate. Gold with blue colored Olympic Games logo and pictograms, in its original box, EF. See color photo for details. $35
315. Commemorative Pewter Plate. “XIII Olympic Winter Games” on the edge of plate, “1980 Lake Placid” on bottom of plate with the face of the Games mascot (Roni) in the center, approx. 4-1/4” in diameter, made by Wilton (Columbia PA), RWP back stamp, EF. See black and white photo for details. $35
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316. Commemorative Plate. White colored glass with Games logo on front, approx. 9-1/8” in diameter, slight wear on logo, EF. See color photo for details. $35
317. Official Magazine. Softbound, pull-out poster of the schedule, good condition, pp. 152. See black and white photo for details. $35
318. Official Calendar 1980 Medal. Fundraising gold plated bronze metal. Obverse: Official logo surrounded by eight Olympic winter sports. Reverse: Flaming torches on the sides of a large calendar, crossed hockey sticks and skis at bottom, and “1980” above the calendar. Made by Metallic Art, approx. 3” in diameter, EF. See black and white photos for details. $80
319. Flag. Plastic Official Games logo flag on a wood flag pole, approx. 12” x 8,” F-EF. See color photo for details. $30
320. Sponsor Pin. “Toyota Selected by the U.S. Olympic Committee,” shield shaped single-post pin, includes original card, EF. See color photo for details. $25
321. Souvenir Mug. White plastic mug, 14-ounce mug, Lake Placid Games logo on front, “V.P.I. MUG” on bottom of mug, EF. See color photo for details. $25
322. Playing Cards - Double Deck. Lake Placid Games logo on front, in its original box, EF. See color photo for details. $35
323. Belt Buckle. Lake Placid Games logo on belt buckle, Roni the mascot depicted in different sports on each corner of the buckle, made by True Distance, Inc. (Houston, Texas), used, F. See black and white photo for details. $25
324. Souvenir Cake Server. Silver plated by Oneida Silversmiths, Games logo on handle, approx. 9-1/4” in length, EF. See black and white photo for details. $80
325. Olympic Radio Mascot - Roni. Multicolor cloth, zipper on back for batteries, approx. 14-1/8” tall, scarce, F-EF (correction fluid on tag). See color photos for details. $175
326. Olympic Mascot - Roni. Cloth with green head (scarce), approx. 14-1/2” tall, EF. See color photo for details. $135
327. 1980 Lake Placid Winter Olympic Mascot - Roni. Cloth with grey head, made by Chaseline Div. Chase Bag Co. (Reidsville, N.C.), approx. 14-1/2” tall, F-EF. See color photo for details. $90
1980 MOSCOW SUMMER OLYMPIC GAMES
328. 83rd IOC Session Badge - Moscow, 1980. Inscribed “PRESSE,” with yellow ribbon, approx. 5-1/2” x 1-1/4,” EF. See color photo for details. $100
329. Program. “Programme for the Solemn Opening Ceremony of the 83rd IOC Session,” includes concern program and legal-size envelope (return address in English, French, and Russian), program measures approx. 8-1/4” x 4-1/8,” EF. See color photo for details. $45
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330. Official Olympic Participation Medal. Front shows the Olympic Games logo over the stadium, reverse shows Red Square, Games logo on the original presentation case, slight discoloration, approx. 2-3/8” in diameter, EF. See black and white photos for details. $150
331. Poster. Moscow Games logo/Fencing event, poster is mounted on linen, approx. 36-1/2” x 25-3/4,” EF. See color photo for details. $90
332. Commemorative Hand Painted Porcelain Vase. Gold plated rim, lavender and purple logo over flowers, legend around bottom of vase, approx. 4-3/8” in height, markers mark on bottom, EF. See color photo for details. $60
333. Commemorative Plate. Olympic events with red Games logo on white china plate by Viletta, designed by Alton S. Tobey, limited edition registration number 3485B, commissioned as the Official Commemorative Plate of the XXII Summer Olympic Games of Moscow, U.S.S.R., EF. $65
334. Team USA Patch. Rectangular cloth patch (never used since the USA boycotted the games), approx. 3-1/2” x 2-7/8,” EF. See black and white photo for details. $25
335. Preview Book. This is a pictorial record of the Games from 1896 to 1980. Red hardcover book with paper jacket, “The 1980 Book of the Olympics” on front cover, written by James Coote and London Editions 1980. Includes a 24-page results section and a preview of the 1980 Olympics, B&W and color photos and Illus., printed in English, pp. 154, photo of Bruce Jenner on paper jacket (slight tear), approx. 11-3/4” x 8-5/8,” F-EF. See black and white photo for details. $30
336. Group of Five Olympiade „80 (Booklets). Book Nos. 36, 37, 38, 39, and 41, approx. 7-7/8” x 5-1/2,” EF. See color photo for details. $120
337. Group of Eight Olympiade „80 (Booklets). Book Nos. 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, and 43, approx. 7-7/8” x 5-1/2,” EF. See color photo for details. $175
338. 1980 Moscow Summer Olympic Mascot - Misha. Large plush mascot wearing a cloth belt with the Olympic colors and a plastic Olympic rings belt buckle, approx. 18-1/2” in height, EF. See color photo for details. $70
339. 1980 Moscow Summer Olympic Mascot - Misha. Medium plush mascot wearing a cloth belt with the Olympic colors and a plastic Olympic rings belt buckle, approx. 12” in height, EF. Same description as Lot 322 except for the size. $45
340. 1980 Moscow Summer Olympic Mascot - Misha. Small plush mascot wearing a cloth belt with the Olympic colors and a plastic Olympic rings belt buckle, approx. 7-1/2” in height, EF. Same description as Lot 322 except for size. $40
341. 1980 Moscow Summer Olympic Mascot - Misha. Small plush mascot wearing a cloth belt with the Olympic colors with Olympic rings on the belt buckle, approx. 6-1/2,” EF. $35
342. 1980 Moscow Summer Olympic Mascots - Misha (Five PVC Mascots). PVC (Torch Bearer, Boxing, Football, Shot Put, and Track & Field Relay), EF. See color photo for details. $75
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343. 1980 Moscow Summer Olympic Mascot - Vigri the Seal (Yachting). Multicolored mascot with ribbon in the Olympic colors, the Regatta was held in Tallinn, Estonia (U.S.S.R.), approx. 7-1/2” in height, rare, EF. See color photo for details. $125
344. 1980 Moscow Summer Olympic Mascot - Misha (Porcelain). Brown smiling Misha, glass, approx. 5-1/4” tall, F. See black and white photo for details. $35
1984 SARAJEVO WINTER OLYMPIC GAMES
345. ABC Logo Pin. American Broadcast Company (ABC-TV) Sarajevo Games logo pin, “1981 ABC Inc.” on back stamp, latch back, EF. See color photo for details. $35
346. Press Pin. Yellow enamel with Sarajevo Games logo, “Yugoslavia EX” on back stamp, latch back pin, rare, EF. See color photo for details. $50
347. Commemorative Scarf. White and blue with the Games logo and sponsors name “Alpina,” EF. See color photo for details. $60
348. Patch. Games logo cloth patch, orange with white and black embroidery, rectangular shaped, EF. See color photo for details. $30
349. Belt Buckle. USA Fundraising (Sarajevo/Los Angeles) belt buckle, made in USA, back stamp United States Olympic Committee, approx. 3-1/8” x 2-3/8,” F-EF. See black and white photo for details. $25
350. 1984 Sarajevo Winter Olympic Mascot - Vucko. Plush mascot, orange scarf and Games logo, approx. 7-1/4” tall, made by Wallace Berrie Co. Inc., original tag, F. See color photo for details. $50
351. 1984 Sarajevo Winter Olympic Mascot - Vucko (PVC Mascot). PVC mascot (carrying a welcome sign), EF. See color photo for details. $30
352. 1984 Sarajevo Winter Olympic Mascots - Vucko (PVC Mascot). PVC mascots (carrying welcome sign and skier), EF. See color photo for details. $50
1984 LOS ANGELES SUMMER OLYMPIC GAMES
353. Participant Medal. Bronze, designed by Dugland Stermer and minted by Josten, Inc. Obverse: Olympic torch head within legend. Reverse: Los Angeles Olympic emblem over Olympic rings and laurel branches. These medals were presented to athletes and officials, measures approx. 2-3/8” in diameter, EF. See color photos for details. $250
354. Official Olympic Ticket. Unused, Opening Ceremony ticket, dated Saturday, July 28, 4:30 p.m., printed in English, no listing of area, section, row, seat or price, stub measures approx. 7-3/4” x 2-7/8,” scarce, mint condition, EF. $25
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355. Olympic Baseball Program. This program is specific to baseball as a demonstration sport in the 23rd Olympiad, printed in English, color photos and illustrations, includes the rosters for all of the eight national teams in the tournament. These games were held at the Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles between July 31 and August 7, 1984 (Japan - Gold, USA - Silver, South Korea - Bronze), pp. 48, no marking, excellent condition, scarce, EF. See color photo for details. $50
356. Official Program. Opening Ceremony, pp. 32, includes a 30-page insert listing cast members, approx. 8-1/4” x 10-5/8,” EF. See color photo for details. $40
357. Souvenir Program. Softbound, pp. 324, approx. 10-7/8” x 8-1/4,” EF. See color photo for details. $20
358. Program. Reproduction of the Official 1932 Los Angeles Opening Program, released by Neiman Reed„s Lumber City Home and Garden Improvement Center, copyrighted in 1983 - 1984. Dated Saturday July 30, 1932, B&W photos, (includes photos of President Hoover, Vice President Curtis, Baron Pierre de Coubertin, and Count de Baillet-Labtour), B&W photos, pp. 32, approx. 10-1/2” x 7-1/2,” F. See black and white photos for details. $25
359. Guide. Softbound, “Official Olympic Guide to Los Angeles,” pp. 296, approx. 10-3/4” x 8-1/2,” F. See black and white photo for details. $20
360. Autographed Photo. Framed color photo of Rafer Johnson (1960 Gold Medalist - Decathlon), autographed “To George, My Friend, Rafer Johnson.” The photo is of Rafer Johnson lighting the Olympic cauldron at the Opening Ceremony in the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, photo slightly faded, copper colored frame measures approx. 29-3/4” x 10-1/4,” F-EF. See color photos for details. $80
361. Polish Team Medal for Sarajevo and Los Angeles 1984. Bronze, abstract design on front and the Polish NOC emblem on the reverse side, approx. 2-3/4” in diameter, EF. See black and white photo for details. $50
362. Israel Commemorative Medal of the 1984 Los Angeles Games. Obverse: Israel NOC logo with “Olympic Los Angeles 1984.” Reverse: Pictogram of basketball with “A Life of Bodily Vigor.” Copper plated, printing in English and Hebrew, approx. 2-11/16” in diameter, EF. See color photos for details. $100
363. Volunteer Medal. Obverse: Stars in Motion logo encircled by “Los Angeles 1984” and “XXIII Olympiad.” Reserve: “Citius, Altius, Fortius” above the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, in its original blue case and blue presentation box, approx. 2-1/3,” in diameter, EF. See color photos for details. $70
364. Volunteer Medal. Obverse: Stars in Motion logo encircled by “Los Angeles 1984” and “XXIII Olympiad.” Reverse: “Citius, Altius, Fortius” above the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, no presentation box, approx. 2-1/3,” in diameter, EF. $50
365. Youth Participation Medal. Gold colored medal with the wording “Los Angeles Olympic Organizing Committee” and “For Outstanding Olympic Youth Participation” on the front of the medal. Obverse: Games logo above the Olympic rings above the word “ARCHERY,”
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loop for ribbon (no ribbon), approx. 2-1/4” in diameter and approx. 1/8” thick, F-EF. See black and white photos for details. $35
366. Crystal Medal with Ribbon. Waterford crystal, made by Cabo Company, “Los Angeles XXIII Olympiad” encircling the Olympic torch and olive branches, “1984” in center of medal, red/white/blue ribbon, approx. 2” in diameter, in its original blue presentation case, EF. $40
367. Commemorative Sponsorship Medal. Jostens gold colored medal, approx. 2-1/2” in diameter, approx. 1/8” thick, EF. See black and white photos for details. $35
368. Demitasse Cup and Saucer Set - Turkish NOC. Set of four white colored glass cups with the “Stars in Motion” Games logo with blue Olympic rings on one side and the Turkish NOC logo on the other side, four white colored glass saucers with the Turkish NOC logo and colored Olympic rings, gold trimmed cups and saucers, 2-ounce capacity, “YPS Turkmali” emblem on reverse side of the cups and saucers, in original red box, scarce, EF. See color photo for details. $135
369. Security Beret, Belt, and Logo Pin. Large size blue beret (100% wool, made by Midway Cap Company) with “Stars In Motion” Games logo pin attached, blue 42” belt with metal buckle, EF. See color photo for details. $40
370. Three Official Identification Cards. Laminated Los Angeles Olympic Organizing Committee identification cards issued to three drivers to deliver athletes to all sites, approx. 5-1/2” x 3-7/8,” EF. See black and white photo for details. $30
371. Official Identification Card. Laminated Los Angeles Olympic Organizing Committee identification card issued to the Yachting Secretary (Long Beach Marina), includes metal neck chain, approx. 5-1/2” x 3-7/8,” EF. $25
372. Two Official Identification Cards. ABC television, Tech Ops for ABC. See black and white photo for details. $50
373. Framed Sam the Eagle/Stars Pin Set. Original Commemorative mascot pin set, 38 pins, Series No. 2, limited edition, Set No. 17883, approx. 15-3/8” x 12-3/8,” with original box, EF. See color photo for details. $65
374. ABC Logo Pin. American Broadcast Company (ABC-TV) Los Angeles Games logo pin, “LA84” above “1980 LA OLY COM.” above “1980 ABC INC.” on back stamp, latch back, EF. $30
375. ABC-TV Research Manual - Volume 7. Plastic binding on manual (Boxing, Cycling, and Diving), “Games of the XXIII Olympiad,” produced by ABC Sports, black and white photos and illustrations, includes statistics, no pencil scoring, pp. 248, approx. 11” x 9-3/4,” F. See black and white photo for details. $50
376. Peoples Republic of China Team Pin. Dome enamel, floppy-pin back, Chinese flag above gold Olympic rings, with Stars in Motion at bottom of pin, approx. 1” x 3/4,” EF. See color photo for details. $25
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377. Group of 14 Team USA Pins. Gold tone, enameled “1984 Olympic Team” pins, single posted, back stamp 1984 Designs by Magarita Taiwan. Each pin is dedicated to a team sport, as follows: Athletics, Boxing, Diving, Fencing, Hand Ball, Judo, Soccer, Swimming, Synchronized Swimming, Volleyball, Water Polo, Weight Lifting, Wrestling and Yachting. Each pin measures approx. 1” x 1,” EF. $200
378. USA Team Uniform. Red, white, blue, and gray jacket, and blue and white pants, made in Italy, manufactured by Kappa Sport, Official Sponsor of US Track and Field, size XS, F-EF. See color photo for details. $90
379. USA Team Uniform. Red, white, blue, and gray jacket, and blue and white pants, embroidered USA shield patch with “KAPPA” above “Track and Field Team USA” sewn on right front side of jacket, made in Italy by Kappa Sport, Official Sponsor of US Track & Field, size XS, F-EF. See color photo for details. $90
380. Denmark Team Uniform Jacket. Red and white jacket, made in France by Adidas, size unknown, F-EF. See color photo for details. $80
381. Algeria Team Uniform. Green and white uniform, made by Ecotex, Taille No. 3, F-EF. See color photo for details. $80
382. Commemorative Plate. Multicolored Games logo on white fine porcelain plate, manufactured under license from LAOOC from Papel, Stars in Motion© 1980 L.A. Olympic Committee, Artist Robert Miles Runyan, Plate No. 15376 of 25,000, EF. See color photo for details. $50
383. Wedgwood Plate. Pale blue jasper Queen‟s Ware Vogue shaped plate, torch bearer on front center of the plate, “OLYMPIAD XXIII” printed on the top inner edge of the plate, “LOS ANGELES 1984” printed in blue on bottom inner edge of the plate, “Wedgwood” stamp on the reserve side of the plate, developed by Joshua Wedgwood, made in England, approx. 6-1/2” in diameter, in its original box, EF. See black and white photo for details. $40
384. Commemorative Plate. This plate was manufactured for the purpose of generating a royalty to help finance the 1984 Olympic Games. Cast iron plate with “Games of the XXIIIrd” on top edge of plate and “Los Angeles 1984” on bottom edge of plate, ceramic disc set in the center of the plate with a depiction of the games with the Los Angeles Games logo at the bottom of the plate, approx. 10-1/2” in diameter, EF. See black and white photo for details. $40
385. Commemorative Plate. Multicolored, Sam the Eagle mascot on white glass plate, manufactured under license from LAOOC from Papel, EF. See color photo for details. $40
386. Souvenir Spoon. Gold colored spoon with multicolor “Stars in Motion” Games logo, EF. See color photo for details. $30
387. Commemorative Poster. Original rectangular shaped poster, with colored (red, white, and blue) 1984 Los Angeles Olympic Games logo, approx. 27-1/2” x 20,” EF. See color photo for details. $50
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388. Commemorative Poster. United Airlines sponsor poster, approx. 25” x 40,” EF. See black and white photo for details. $50
389. Banner. Levi LA Banner, approx. 3‟ x 5,‟ E-EF. See black and white photo for details. $65
390. Book. Red hardcover book, “Los Angeles 84,” Inter-Sport Publications, Corporation, B&W and color photos, pp. 206, approx. 12” x 9,” excellent condition, EF. See color photo for details. $45
391. Book. Blue hardcover book, “Los Angeles 84,” Inter-Sport Publications, Corporation, B&W and color photos, pp. 206, approx. 12” x 9,” excellent condition, EF. See color photo for details. $45
392. Book. Dark blue hardcover book with paper dust jacket, “Games of the XXIIIrd Olympiad Los Angeles 1984 Commemorative Book.” History of the Olympic Games from Athens 1896 to Los Angeles 1984, includes photos of Opening and Closing Ceremonies; event results; and the Arts Festival, color Illus., pp. 287, approx. 9-1/4” x 12-1/2,” EF. See color photo for details. $50
393. Commemorative Tie. Red, white, and blue striped tie with “Stars in Motion” Games logo at the bottom, made by Cervantes (Los Angeles, USA), EF. See color photo for details. $75
394. Commemorative Tie. Red, white, and blue striped tie with “Sam the Eagle” mascot at the bottom, made by Cervantes (Los Angeles, USA), EF. See color photo for details. $75
395. Patch. Red/white/blue cloth patch with gold border, Team USA Fundraising, approx. 2-3/4” x 2-1/2,” EF. See black and white photo for details. $15
396. Commemorative Serving Tray. Oval aluminum tray with Stars in Motion Games logo, McDonald„s logo, image of the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum with the Olympic flame ignited on the cauldron, and three medalists on the front of the tray, drawing of the Olympic Swim Stadium on the reserve side of the tray, approx. 10-7/8” x 8-1/4,” EF. $25
397. Pair of Souvenir Fans. “See You In Seoul” fans for the 1988 Seoul Olympic Games, EF. See color photo for details. $50
398. 1984 Los Angeles Summer Olympic Mascot - Sam the Eagle. Clip-on style plush mascot, approx. 3-3/4” in height, made by Applause, F. See color photo for details. $30
399. 1984 Los Angeles Summer Olympic Mascots - Sam the Eagle (PVC Mascots). PVC mascots (swimming and basketball), EF. $20
400. 1984 Los Angeles Summer Olympic Mascot - Sam the Eagle. Large plush mascot, wearing a red vest, made by Wallace Berrie & Company, Inc., original tag, approx. 15” in height, F. See color photo for details. $60
401. 1984 Los Angeles Summer Olympic Mascot - Sam the Eagle. Medium plush mascot, wearing a red vest, made by Wallace Berrie & Company, Inc., original tag, approx. 12” in height, F. See color photo for details. $40
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402. 1984 Los Angeles Summer Olympic Mascot - Sam the Eagle. Small plush mascot, wearing a red vest screen printed with the wording “L.A. 1984 Olympics,” made by Applause, original tag, approx. 7-1/2” in height, EF. See color photo for details. $30
403. 1984 Los Angeles Summer Olympic Mascot - Sam the Eagle (Statue). Ceramic Official Mascot “Sam the Eagle” with the torch, approx. 4-3/4” in height, manufactured by Papel, F. See color photo for details. $20
404. 1984 Los Angeles Summer Olympic Mascot - Sam the Eagle (Statue). Ceramic Official Mascot “Sam the Eagle” in baseball uniform, approx. 5-1/8” in height, manufactured by Papel, F. See color photo for details. $20
1988 CALGARY WINTER OLYMPIC GAMES
405. 1988 Calgary Bid Book. Hardbound bid book, white with red Games logo printed on the front cover, printed in English and French, pp. 136, approx. 13-1/2” x 13-3/4,” EF. $110
406. Bid Pin. Single-post pin, approx. 3/4” x 1/2,” EF. See color photo for details. $30
407. Games Logo Pin. Large colorful cutout snowflake logo, double-posted pin, back stamp COA 1979/Artiss-Regina/Taiwan, approx. 2-1/2” x 1-5/8,” EF. See color photo for details. $35
408. Opening Ceremonies Cowboy Hat. White felt cowboy hat, made by Smithbilt Hats (est. 1919), with the Games logo inside and outside the hat, red silk lining, no discoloration on the band, size 6-7/8,” EF. See color photo for details. $45
409. Opening Ceremonies Cowboy Hat. Same as Lot 408 except for the color of the lining (red silk lining) of the hat, EF. $45
410. USSR/NOC Pin. Copper/Cloisonné horizontal rectangle with star, hammer and sickle on the USSR flag above gold colored Olympic rings, bent wire closure, approx. 1-1/4” x 1-1/4,” EF. See color photo for details. $40
411. Commemorative Beer Stein. Colorful ceramic glass beer stein with metal lid, Calgary Games logo on lid, country flags with athletes depicted in numerous Olympic events and “XV Olympic Winter Games - Calgary 1988 XV Olympic Winter Games - Calgary” on front of beer stein, Tag No. 14669, made by Gerz (W. Germany) for Anheuser-Busch, Inc., manufactured by Papel, 24-ounce capacity, approx. 8-3/8” in height, F. See color photo for details. $90
412. Jamaican Bobsled Team Pin. Flat enameled, single posted pin, approx. 3/4” x 1/2,” EF. $30
413. Official Poster. Original Games Snowflake logo poster, white logo over faint sketches of winter sports above night city skyline, issued by Travel Alberta, approx. 28” x 22,” EF. $75
414. Souvenir Program. Softbound, pp. 232, approx. 10-7/8” x 8-1/4,” EF. See black and white photo for details. $35
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415. Souvenir Hockey Puck. Color Games logo, slight tear on the logo sticker. See color photo for details. $25
416. U.S. Olympic Calgary/Seoul Committee Report. Dark blue hardbound book, “Seoul - Calgary 1988,” with the USOC logo embossed on the front cover, printed in English, includes the official winner results, color photos, approx. 9-1/4” x 12-1/4,” pp. 256, EF. See color photo for details. $60
417. 1988 Calgary Winter Olympic Mascots - Hidy and Howdy. “The Welcome Polar Bears,” small plush mascots, approx. 10” in height when standing, EF. See color photo for details. $85
418. 1988 Calgary Winter Olympic Mascots - Hidy and Howdy. Same as Lot 417 except larger size, approx. 15” in height, EF. See color photo for details. $125
1988 SEOUL SUMMER OLYMPIC GAMES
419. Press Participation Medal. Bronze, octagonal, with Juan Antonio Samaranch (IOC President) and Sch-JIK Park (SOOC President) raised signatures, “1988.9.17-10.2.” (dates of the Games). Reverse: Games logo over stadium. Observe: Ancient archer on horse over Olympic rings with “XXIVTH OLYMPIAD SEOUL 1988,” approx. 2-1/2” in size, EF. See color photos for details. $90
420. NBC Jacket. Dark blue jacket, NBC logo with “Mike,” English and Korean words embroidered on the front and a large NBC Games logo on the reverse side of the custom-made windbreaker, slightly worn. See color photo for details. $100
421. Poster. Original rectangular shaped poster with small white colored Seoul Olympic Games logo on the upper left corner, large Hodori Mascot in the center, “Games of the XXIVth Olympiad Seoul 1988” at the bottom, “Seoul Olympic Games Committee” (in English and Korean) in the lower right corner, approx. 27-1/2” x 20,” EF. $85
422. Wall Plaque. “GAMES OF THE XXIVTH OLYMPIAD SEOUL 1988” printed on the top edge of plaque, Olympic Stadium on the center of the plaque, Seoul mascot carrying a torch in the stadium, Seoul logo on the upper left hand corner of the plaque, AE, approx. 8-7/8” x 5-1/2,” EF. See black and white photo for details. $50
423. Souvenir Wall Ornament. Multicolored enameled large round ornament with the Games logo, bright red tassels, approx. 29” long, EF. See color photo for details. $50
424. Commemorative Scarf. Multicolor with white background and red border, Games logo, approx. 34” x 34-1/2,” EF. See color photo for details. $35
425. Commemorative Scarf. Multicolor with white background and blue border (same description as Item 407 except for the color of the border of the scarf), Games logo, approx. 34” x 34-1/2,” EF. $35
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426. Ceramic Plate. White ceramic plate with Games logo in center and Hodori mascot depicted in Olympic sports on the border of the plate, legend on reverse side in Korean, approx. 8-1/16” in diameter, EF. See color photo for details. $75
427. Commemorative Spoon & Fork Display Set. This lot consists of three gold colored spoons and three gold colored forks displayed in their original wood Pagoda-shaped display rack (suitable for mounting). Domed enamel Hodori or Hosuni depicted on the handles of the spoons and forks, Games logo imprinted on the bowl of each spoon, three-pronged forks, Jung Won on back stamp. Manufactured under license from the SLOOC, official marketing licensee Jung-Won Industries, Ltd., frame measures approx. 10-3/4” x 8,” unusual, EF. See black and white photo for details. $70
428. Group of Three Commemorative Spoons. Spoons are displayed in their original antique-brass frame, manufactured under license from the SLOOC Jung-Won, official marketing licensee Jung-Won Industries, Ltd., frame measures approx. 6-1/2” x 8-3/4,” EF. See black and white photo for details. $50
429. Olympic Hosuni Mascot Bell. Multicolored, painted metal with colorful Games logo and “GAMES OF THE XXIVTH OLYMPIAD SEOUL 1988” around sides, Hosuni depicted on the handle, manufactured under license from the 1983 SLOOC Seoul Korea, approx. 3-1/4” in height, scarce, EF. See color photos for details. $75
430. 1988 Seoul Summer Olympic Mascots - Hosuni. Rarely seen plush mascot (sister of Hodori), orange with black stripes, wearing brown corduroy pants and a white t-shirt with embroidered picture of “Hodori and Seoul 1988” printed on the front of the shirt and a shoulder lanyard, designed by Kim Kyun of the Korean Society of Visual Design, approx. 10” tall, scarce, EF. See color photo for details. $100
431. 1988 Seoul Summer Olympic Mascot - Hodori. Plush mascot, approx. 9-1/2” in height, with plastic streamer in the shape of an “S” attached to the Sangmo hat, EF. See color photo for details. $90
432. 1988 Seoul Summer Olympic Mascot - Hodori (Plastic). Colorful plastic mascot, approx. 5-1/2” in height, right arm moves, Olympic rings attached to the ribbon around its neck, EF. See color photo for details. $35
1992 ALBERTVILLE WINTER OLYMPIC GAMES
433. Bid Pin - Ostersund. Single-posted pin, round , approx. 7/8” in diameter, EF. $35
434. Official Bid Poster - Falun, Sweden. Candidate Host for the XVIth Winter Olympics to be held in 1992 Albertville, small piece of tape on the top center edge of the poster, approx. 19-5/8” x 13-3/4,” scarce, F-EF. See color photo for details. $60
435. 1992 Sofia Bid Book. Softbound, “Answers to the Questionnaires of the International Winter Sports Federations for the Candidate Cities Applying for the Olympic Winter Games” printed on the first page of the book, includes the proposed Games schedule and topographical maps of the venues, printed in English, small crease on lower right corner,
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B&W sketches with color photos, “Annule Musee Olympique” printed on inside front cover, pp. 120, EF. See color photo for details. $100
436. Set of Three Commemorative Lalique Official Crystal Paperweights. There are three paperweights included in this collection: A slalom skier (numbered certificate included), Olympic rings set against the French Alps (numbered certificate included) and a Ski Jumper. Created by the famous Lalique Company in Paris (France), hand-crafted discs of clear and satin-finished crystal, magnifies the Olympic glory, original boxes included, excellent condition, EF. See black and white photo for details. $500/set of 3
437. Team USA Jacket. Red, white and blue jacket, size large, designed by Head Sportswear in Support of the 1992 US Winter Olympic Team. See color photo for details. $50
438. Official CBS Poster. Rectangular shaped cardboard poster in dark blue metal frame (no glass) with gold colored Official CBS-TV Albertville logo at the bottom, figure skaters in center of poster, approx. 36” x 24,” F-EF. See color photo for details. $40
439. Logo Pin. Large, white rectangular Games logo pin, approx. 1-1/2” x 2-3/8,” EF. See color photo for details. $30
440. Slovenia NOC Team Pin. Rectangular, single-posted pin, approx. 3/4” x 7/8,” EF. $20
441. VISA Pin Set. Set of four domed enamel single-posted tack back pins, in its original presentation blue felt jewelry case, the Official Magique Mascot depicted in four events (Torch Relay, Ski Jumping, Figure Skating, and Hockey), released in Canada with approval of COA (Canadian Olympic Association), EF. $25
442. Book. USOC Official team book, color photos, pp. 208, EF. See color photo for details. $25
443. 1992 Albertville Winter Olympic Mascot - Magique. Small plush mascot, approx. 6-7/8” in height, EF. See color photo for details. $70
1992 BARCELONA SUMMER OLYMPIC GAMES
444. Official Report to the IOC. “Second Official Report of the Barcelona „92 Organizing Committee (COOB„92) to the 93rd Session of the IOC - Calgary, February 11, 1988,” printed in French and English, includes color photos of construction of the Montjuic‟s Olympic Stadium, pp. 229, approx. 11-1/2” x 8-1/8,” EF. See black and white photo for details. $40
445. Participation Medal. Burnished copper, 77mm, in its original felt pouch, EF. See black and white photos for details. $150
446 Official Souvenir Program. Softbound book, colorful front cover, printed in English and Spanish, B&W and color photos and Illus., published by Edite par Time, Inc., pp. 246, approx. 11-1/4” x 8-1/4,” EF. $30
447. Poster. Original Games logo poster, multicolored logo on white logo over background, approx. 19-5/8” x 27-3/8,” EF. $85
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448. Official Cobi Mascot. Beige colored plush mascot, includes original tag, approx. 11-1/2” tall, EF. See color photo for details. $65
449. Souvenir T-Shirt. White t-shirt with colorful Games logo, in original sealed package, size XXL, EF. $35
450. Group of Three Media Armbands. The armbands are described as follows: 1.) Track and Field event at Estadi Olimpic, gray nylon with black and white lettering; 2.) Basketball event at P.M.E. Badalona, green nylon with black and white lettering; and 3.) Gymnastic events at P. Saint Jordi, grey nylon with black and white lettering. All of the armbands have advertisement by Panasonic, approx. 14” x 4-1/2,” scarce, EF. See black and white photo for details. $40
451. Commemorative Serving Tray. Multicolor, aluminum tray, Coca-Cola and Games logo surrounded by past Olympic Games posters, approx. 13-1/3” x 10-5/8,” EF. See color photo for details. $30
452. Audio Cassette Tape. Unopened, “Barcelona Gold” tape, “Music as featured in NBC‟s Broadcast,” included are Eric Clapton, Luis Miguel, Rod Stewart, Randy Travis, Madonna, and many other recording artists, EF. $25
1994 LILLEHAMMER WINTER OLYMPIC GAMES
453. Bid Pin - Lillehammer. Single-posted pin, approx. 5/8” x 7/8,” EF. $35
454. Souvenir Torch. Wood with metal engraved with six winter events, included wood display stand, Lillehammer logo and torch runner depicted on stand, approx. 12” tall, never used, EF. See color photo for details. $175
455. Preview Book. The Official Publication of the United States Olympic Committee. Blue hardcover book, “Chamonix to Lillehammer - The Glory of the Olympic Winter Games” on front cover, published by Mikko Laitinen of Commemorative Publications, includes a summary of the Team USA 1994 for the Winter Olympics and Paralympic Games. B&W and color photos and Illus., printed in English, pp. 256, approx. 12-1/4” x 9,” EF. See color photo for details. $35
456. Participation Medal. Games logo with large Olympic rings on observe side, Games pictograms on the front and reverse sides of the medal, wood presentation case, approx. 2-1/2” x 3,” EF. See black and white photos for details. $325
457. Jamaican Bobsled Team T-Shirt. Black 100% cotton t-shirt, size small, made by JanSport, EF. See color photo for details. $35
458. Autographed T-Shirt - Jamaican Bobsled Team. White 100% cotton t-shirt, size medium, made by Hefty, EF. See color photos for details. $75
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459. Baseball Cap. Black wool mascot cap, made by Swix Sport, one size fits all, embroidered “Lillehammer „94” with Hakon and Kristin mascots on front of cap, never worn, original tags attached, EF. $40
460. 1994 Lillehammer Winter Olympic Mascots - Hakon and Kristin. Large plush mascots, approx. 14” in height, in its original packaging, EF. See color photo for details. $125
461. 1994 Lillehammer Winter Olympic Mascots - Hakon and Kristin. Same as Lot 461 except smaller set, approx. 7” in height, EF. $90
462. 1994 Lillehammer Winter Olympic Mascots - Hakon and Kristin (Coin Banks). Multicolor plastic coin banks (keys not included), two banks, original tag included, approx. 12” tall, EF. See color photo for details. $75
463. 104th IOC Session Badge - 1995 Budapest. Attache Badge, blue and white ribbon with cord in Hungarian colors (red/white/blue), approx. 5” x 1-3/8,” EF. At this session Salt Lake City was awarded the Winter Olympic Games for 2002. See color photo for details. $175
1996 ATLANTA SUMMER OLYMPIC GAMES
464. 1996 Atlanta Summer Olympic Torch. The torch was constructed of aluminum and Georgia pecan wood, designed by Peter Mastrogiannis, the 22 reeds represents the cities where the Olympic Games were held since 1896, the top gold-plated brass band displays the Atlanta Torch Games logo and the “Quilt of Leaves” design, the bottom gold-plated brass band lists all Olympic cities since 1896, and the Georgia pecan handle represents the connection of the flame between Heaven and Earth, approx. 31-1/2” in length, used torch (white sticker No. 062 on bottom of torch), EF. See color photos for details. $1,050
465. Participation Medal. Bronze medal, official Games Torch logo on front, quilt of leaves on reverse, in its original presentation box, with green pouch, approx. 2-3/8” in diameter, EF. See black and white photos for details. $125
466. IOC 105th Session Badge. IOC Session Badge - IOC Member (white ribbon), back stamp “36-USC-380 / Imprinted Products San Diego (619) 541-1100 / China,” approx. 4-3/4” x 1-1/2,” EF. See color photo for details. $140
467. Opening Ceremony Program & Bag. Green quilted bag embroidered with Games logo on front and “Centennial Olympic Games” in English and French on reverse side. Program: Multicolor embossed program (Games logo and First Place Medals for 1896 and 1996), dated July 19, 1996, printed in English and French, includes B&W and color Illustrations, approx. 10” x 13,” pp. 56, EF. $100
468. Closing Ceremony Program. Multicolor program, embossed cover, dated August 4, 1996, printed in English and French, includes B&W and color Illustrations, approx. 13” x 10,” pp. 38, EF. See color photo for details. $75
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469. 1996 Melbourne Bid Book. Hardbound three-volume bid book set in a dark green suitcase-style case, printed in English, Volume I - The City, gold in color, (pp. 120); Volume II - The Sports, silver in color, (pp. 279); and Volume III - The Media, bronze in color (pp. 68), EF. See color photo for details. $150
470. Winner‟s Medal Box. Cherry wood box with the Games Centennial Logo carved on the lid, Games Logo on black felt interior of the box, approx. 7” x 5-1/4” x 2,” EF. See color photo for details. $500
471. Program. Official Centennial Olympic Games 1996, pp. 196, small crease on covers, F-EF. $25
472. Sports Illustrated Olympic Daily Programs. Complete set of 17 programs, EF. $100
473. Complete Set of Official Entry Cards. There are 17 cards in the set. They have an electronic strip which allowed the card holder entrance to the Stadium during the Olympic Games, the cards are dated and numbered in sequence, each card measures approx. 4-7/8” x 3-7/8,” Sensormatic Electronics Corporation, rare complete set, EF. See black and white photo for details. $145
474. Group of Four Heat Sheets. The sheets are dated July 28, July 31, August 1, and August 2, black & white print, printed in English, F-EF. $40
475. Official Olympic Track Bib. Track Bib No. 5046, approx. 8”x 9,” EF. See black and white photo for details. $50
476. Chinese-Taipei NOC/Team Pin. Horizontal rectangular pin, domed enamel, double-tack back, approx. 2” x 1-1/8,” EF. See color photo for details. $25
477. Hungary NOC/Team Pin. Bronze/cloisonné crest over cut-out colored Olympic rings with ribbon (red/white/green), bent-wire back, numbered 720 on the reverse side of pin, approx. 2-3/8” x 1-1/4,” EF. See color photo for details. $50
478. Video Tape & Pin Set. “One Hundred Years of Olympic Glory” video cassette, includes collectible pin, in its original packaging. See color photo for details. $30
479. Compact Disk (CD). “The Official Centennial Theme - Summon the Heroes” by John Williams and the Boston Pops Orchestra, 12-individual recordings with a playing time of 58 minutes, 48 seconds, never opened, original package, EF. See color photo for details. $30
480. Souvenir Avon Plate. Porcelain plate, trimmed in 22K gold, “The Olympic Woman Atlanta 1996” and the Atlanta Games logo on the front of the plate, approx. 5” in diameter, EF. See color photo for details. $20
481. 1996 Atlanta Summer Olympic Mascot - Whatzit. Plush mascot with stars in eyes (original version), made in China, approx. 12” in height, original tags, rare, the people of Atlanta were disappointed with this mascot, as it was not athletic in appearance. EF. See color photo for details. $80
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482 1996 Atlanta Summer Olympic Mascot - Izzy. Plush mascot with gold medal and torch, black eyes, pointed red nose, made in China, approx. 13” in height, original tags (Item No. PA-5533/RC5301), EF. See color photo for details. $90
483. 1996 Atlanta Summer Olympic Mascot - Izzy. Plush mascot with black eyes, pointed red nose, made in China, approx. 14” in height, original tags (Item No. 31013), EF. See color photo for details. $40
484. 1996 Atlanta Summer Olympic Mascot - Izzy. Plush mascot with black eyes, rounded red nose, made in China, approx. 15” in height, original tags (Item No. 05876), EF. See color photo for details. $45
485. 1996 Atlanta Summer Olympic Mascot - Izzy. Plush mascot with stars in the eyes, made by Dakin Inc. (San Francisco, CA), approx. 9” in height, original tags, EF. See color photo for details. $35
486. 1996 Atlanta Summer Olympic Mascot - Izzy. Plush mascot with black eyes, made by Dakin, Inc. (Woodland Hills, CA), approx. 9” in height, original tags, EF. See color photo for details. $35
487. 1996 Atlanta Summer Olympic Mascot - Izzy (Seven PVC Mascots). PVC mascots depicted in seven events (Equestrian, Badminton, Track & Field Relay, Weightlifting, Softball, Basketball, and Field Hockey). See color photo for details. $50
1998 NAGANO WINTER OLYMPIC GAMES
488. Official Opening Ceremony Program. Softbound program, printed in English, French and Japanese, pp. 30, approx. 12-1/2” x 10-1/4,” EF. See black and white photo for details. $50
489. Official Report. Four-volume set with slip-cover case, printed in Japanese, includes CD-ROM (instructions in Japanese, English, and French), color photos, approx, 11-5/8” x 8-7/8” x 4,” extremely scarce (not released to the public), EF. See color photo for details. $450
490. Participation Medal. Bronze colored round shaped medal (mint condition), in its original holder and sleeve, approx. 60mm in diameter, EF. See black and white photos for details. $325
491. Official Program. Softbound book, colorful front cover, printed in English and Japanese, includes fold-out schedule of the events, B&W and color photos and Illus., pp. 178, approx. 11-5/8” x 8-1/2,” EF. $45
492. 1998 Nagano Winter Olympic Mascots - Snowlets. This lot consists of a complete set of four colorful plush mascots (Suki, Tsuki, Nokku and Lekki), each mascot measures approximately 5” high, original tags, EF. See color photo for details. $325
493. Games Logo Pin. Large colorful cutout Snowflower logo, each pedal depicts an athlete participating in an Olympic sport, double-posted pin, back stamp COA/AOC Artiss-Regina China, approx. 2-1/2” x 2-3/8,” EF. See color photo for details. $30
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494. Commemorative Plate. Lotus flower shaped wood plate, painted glossy red trim, gold center with silver colored Games logo in center, approx. 8-3/8” in diameter, EF. See color photo for details. $55
495. Commemorative Plate. Black plate, red center with gold colored Games logo in center, approx. 9-1/4” in diameter, EF. See color photo for details. $55
496. Kodak Pin Set. Five-pin set in case, original packaging. See color photo for details. $60
497. Official Olympic Technical Booklet - Freestyle Skiing. Booklet printed in three languages (English, French, and Japanese), IOC three-letter coding for the participating NOC‟s, photos of the award medals, and posters, maps of courses, pp. 106, EF. See black and white photo for details. $40
2000 SYDNEY SUMMER OLYMPIC GAMES
498. Participation Medal. Silver plated medal with Games logo, approx. 1-15/16” in diameter, EF. See color photos for details. $175
499. Closing Ceremony Program. Multicolor program, embossed cover, printed in English and French, includes B&W and color Illustrations, approx. 11-3/4” x 8-5/8,” pp. 78, EF. See color photo for details. $60
500. Medal. “Sydney Olympic Games USA Boxing Trials, 3rd Place Winners Medal held in Tampa, Florida.” See black and white photo for details. $60
501. U.S. Olympic Team Chef de Mission Pin. White enamel pin with blue and blue enamel lettering, gold colored backing, double-posted, approx. 1-1/2” x 1-1/8,” EF. $50
502. Chinese-Taipei NOC/Team Pin. Horizontal rectangular shaped pin, domed enamel, double-tack back, approx. 2” x 1-1/8,” EF. See color photo for details. $25
503. Bid Logo Backpack. Plush Kangaroo, Games logo on backpack, 20” tall, adjustable straps, F. See color photo for details. $35
504. Games Logo Scarf. Polyester fabric, navy blue with gold Olympic rings and multiple colored Games logos, designed in Melbourne (Australia), made in Korea, approx. 31-1/2” x 31-1/2,” EF. See color photo for details. $40
505. 2000 Sydney Summer Olympic Mascots - Syd, Millie and Ollie. Complete set of three plush mascots: Syd (Item No. 4818893316); Millie (Item No. 4818893317; and Ollie (Item No. 4818893318). Each mascot measures approximately 6” in height, includes the original tags, EF. See color photo for details. $80
2002 SALT LAKE CITY SUMMER OLYMPIC GAMES
506. Opening Ceremony Program. Blue softbound program with Games logo, pp. 66, EF. See color photo for details. $60
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507. Closing Ceremony Program. Red softbound program with Games logo, pp. 44, EF. See color photo for details. $60
508. Volunteer Medal. “Light the Fire Within” motto and Games logo on front of the medal. Reverse: Standing figure extending hand towards five circular rings above the mountains with the Olympic rings at the bottom. This medal was produced by O.T. Tanner, approx. 2-3/4” x 1-1/2,” EF. See black and white photos for details. $125
509. Book. Hardbound book with Salt Lake City Games logo, “The Fire Within,” color photos, pp. 430, EF. See color photo for details. $100
510. Official Games Logo Flag. Nylon, produced by WindCraft, white background with color Salt Lake City Games logo, approx. 3‟ x 5,‟ EF. $100
511. Souvenir Golf Ball and Tee Set. Two “Pinnacle 1” golf balls with Games logo, six white tees with Games logo and “Salt Lake 2002,” in its original clear plastic tube, EF. See color photo for details. $35
512. Commemorative Pin. Round shaped triple-post pin set, blue background with Salt Lake City Games logo inset, “Commemorating the 2nd Year Anniversary of the Official 2002 Olympic Emblem Launching,” includes Certificate of Authenticity, in its original black velvet presentation case, Limited Edition No. 1882/1999, made by Aminco, approx. 2” in diameter, EF. See color photo for details. $30
513. Commemorative Pin. “Mascots Named - Powder, Copper and Coal,” dated September 25, 1999, large double-posted pin, in its original case, EF. See color photo for details. $40
514. 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Olympic Mascots - Copper, Coal and Powder. Plush mascots, approx. 14” to 15” in height, EF. See color photo for details. $90
515. 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Olympic Mascots - Copper, Coal and Powder. Small bean-bag mascots depicted in the sports of hockey, ski, and skating, approx. 8” to 11” in height, EF. See color photo for details. $75
2004 ATHENS SUMMER OLYMPIC GAMES
516. 116th IOC Session Badge. IOC Secretariat, white/red/white ribbon, approx. 4-5/8” x 1-1/4,” EF. See color photo for details. $175
517. Russian Team Medal. Gold plated round medal with rectangular bar inserted on front side, Athens 2004 logo on rectangular bar, Russian double eagle on reverse, includes original black case, approx. 1-7/8” in diameter, EF. See color photos for details. $225
518. Chinese-Taipei NOC/Team Pin. Horizontal rectangular shaped pin, domed enamel, double-tack back, approx. 2” x 1-1/8,” EF. $25
519. Opening Ceremony Program. Softbound program, written in English, Greek and French, color photos, pp. 86, approx. 13-1/2” x 8-1/4,” EF. See color photo for details. $60
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520. Torch Relay Flag. Mulicolor, nylon, Torch Relay and Samsung trademark logos on flag, with original blue plastic pole, approx. 12” x 8-3/4,” EF. See color photo for details. $25
521. 2004 Athens Summer Olympic Mascots - Phevos and Athena. Large pair of plush mascots: Phevos (Item No. 1011274) and Athena (Item No. 1011275), each measures approximately 16” in height, original tags, excellent condition, EF. See color photo for details. $90
2006 TORINO WINTER OLYMPIC GAMES
522. Bid Logo Pin. Rectangular, single-post pin, original bid logo, approx. 5/8” x 3/4,” EF. See color photo for details. $25
523. Bid Logo Button. Original bid logo button, approx. 2” in diameter, EF. See color photo for details. $20
524. 118th IOC Session Badge. Press Guest Badge (light yellow ribbon) single posted tack-back badge with blue lanyard. See color photo for details. $135
525. Opening Ceremony Program. Silver softbound, “Passion Lives Here” printed on front cover, Torino Games logo on front cover, printed in English, French and Italian, B&W and color photos and Illus., pp. 64. Each program measures approx. 10-7/8” x 10-3/4,” excellent condition, EF. $50
526. Closing Ceremony Program. “Carmevale Italiano” printed on front cover, Torino Games logo on front cover, printed in English, French and Italian, B&W and color photos and Illus., pp. 52. Each program measures approx. 10-7/8” x 10-3/4,” excellent condition, EF. $50
527. Chinese-Taipei NOC/Team Pin. Horizontal rectangular shaped pin, domed enamel, double-tack back, approx. 2” x 1-1/8,” EF. See color photo for details. $20
528. Team Parka - Ethiopia. Adidas brand navy blue parka with hood, faux fur on hood, light blue lining, made in China, size large, never worn, EF. See color photos for details. $115
529. Team USA Beret. Red with white print knit beret, L/XL size, with Team USA logo, EF. See color photo for details. $35
530. 2006 Torino Winter Olympic Mascots - Gliz and Neve. Pair of Plush mascots with magnetic hands to depict holding hands, in original package, approx. 5-3/4” in height, EF. See color photo for details. $125
2008 BEIJING SUMMER OLYMPIC GAMES
531. Participant Medal. Games logo with Olympic rings above the Beijing National Stadium with “Games of the XXIX Olympiad” (Mandarin and English) on obverse side, Olympic mascots with “One World One Dream” motto (Mandarin and English) on reverse side,
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includes original wood presentation case, approx. 2-1/4” in diameter, EF. See color photos for details. $350
532. Swiss Olympic Team Medal. “SWISS OLYMPIC TEAM” above the Games logo, color Olympic rings between the Chinese and Swiss National Flags on the obverse side, “Passion. Power. Performance.” above a lotus flower on the reverse side, includes original presentation case, approx. 2-1/4” in diameter, EF. See color photos for details. $350
533. Commemorative Lighter. Colorful red and silver metal lighter in the shape of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Torch, includes original box, approx. 3-1/4” tall, EF (new condition). See color photos for details. $50
534. Commemorative Games Logo Flag. Colorful Games logo on white background, made of 100% nylon, approx. 60” x 30,” EF (new condition). See color photo for details. $75
535. NBC Beijing Pin. Bronze in color, “One Year to Go Pin,” double-posted, approx. 2” in diameter, EF. See color photo for details. $60
536. NBC Opening & Closing Ceremony Pins. Multicolored, double posted, Limited edition (only 500 pins sold), approx. 2” x 2” in size, EF. See color photo for details. $115
537. Group of Six NBC Affiliate Pins. This lot consists of the following six pins: 1.) NBC Owned Stations; 2.) NBC-4 Los Angeles; 3.) NBC-4 Washington DC; 4.) NBC-5 Dallas; 5.) NBC-30 Connecticut; and 6.) NBC-7/39 San Diego. The pins are blue in color with the Beijing Games logo above the NBC peacock logo, produced by AMINCO INTL., single-post rectangular pins, approx. 1-1/4” x 5/8,” EF. $125
538. 2008 Beijing Summer Olympic Mascot - Huanhaun. Red plush mascot, symbolizes the Olympic Flame, approx. 12” tall, original tags and packaging, EF. See color photo for details. $40
539. 2008 Beijing Summer Olympic Mascot - Nini. Green plush mascot, symbolizes the Golden-Winged Swallow, approx. 10” tall, original tags, EF. See color photo for details. $40
540. 2008 Beijing Summer Olympic Mascot - Beibei. Blue plush mascot, symbolizes the Jumping Fish, approx. 9-3/4” tall, original tags, EF. See color photo for details. $40
541. 2008 Beijing Summer Olympic Mascot - Yingying. Yellow plush mascot, symbolizes the Tibetan Antelope, approx. 12” tall, original tags, EF. See color photo for details. $40
2010 VANCOUVER WINTER OLYMPIC GAMES
542. 2010 Salzburg Cap. Baseball cap, made by b:worx, one size fits all, embroidered official “Salzburg 2010 Candidate City” with Bid logo and Olympic rings, adjustable metal clasp, never worn, EF. See color photo for details. $25
543. 2010 Pyeongchang Bid Logo Patch. Multicolored patch, embroidered official “Pyeongchang 2010 Gangwon-do.KOREA” with Bid logo, bull-dog clip, approx. 2-5/8” x 4-1/4,” EF. See color photo for details. $25
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544. 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympic Mascot - Quatchi. Auburn plush mascot, symbolizes the Sasquatch (Big Foot), approx. 16” tall, original tags, EF. $65
2012 LONDON SUMMER OLYMPIC GAMES
545. Two Bid Pins - 2012 London. A small colored Bid logo pin, single post, approx. 1” x 1/2,” EF. The other pin is described as a larger color Bid logo with the wording “Candidate City,” single post, approx. 1-3/8” x 7/8,” EF. See color photos for details. $30
546. 2012 NYC Cloverleaf Bid Pin. Given to staff members on June of 2005, as a good luck piece for the IOC election of the Host City. Cloisonné gold four-leaf clover, single post tack back pin, “36 USC 220506/AMINCO/Web Address” on back stamp, EF. See color photo for details. $65
547. Bid Pin - 2012 Madrid. A small rectangular enamel Bid logo pin, single post, approx. 3/4” x 3/8,” EF. See color photo for details. $30
548. Bid Pin - 2012 Moscow. A rectangular cloisonné Bid logo pin, single post, with the wording “Moscow 2012” above “Candidate City” above colored Olympic rings, approx. 1-3/8” x 1/2,” EF. $30
549. 2012 New York Bid Logo Flag. New York City Candidate logo flag, issued during the Host City Announcement at Rockefeller Plaza, approx. 14” x 11-3/4,” EF. $25
550. Group of Four Postcards. Series - “Make Britain Proud Back the Bid,” depicted in four sports (Gymnastics, Hurdles, Swimming, and Paralympics Basketball), Candidate City logo on reverse side of postcards, approx. 5-7/8” x 4-1/8,” unused, EF. See color photo for details. $30
2014 SOCHI WINTER OLYMPIC GAMES
551. Applicant Pin - Multicolored rectangular pin, single post, includes original plastic pouch, approx. 1-3/8” x 9/16” in size, EF. $35
552. Candidate City Pin - Multicolored rectangular pin with colored Olympic rings, single post, includes original plastic pouch, approx. 1-1/2” x 9/16” in size, EF. $35
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
553. NOC/Team Patch. Colorful Nigerian patch, approx. 4-1/4” x 4,” EF. See black and white photo for details. $25
554. Porcelain Statue. Glazed white porcelain torchbearer, approx. 9-1/2” in height, EF. See color photo for details. $60
555. Set of Seven VHS Tapes. The Olympiad Series, slightly used. See color photo for details. $50
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