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Volume 25 March - April 1987 Number 4 'S SP0RT3 STAMPS By Paul Tlsslngton Hockey 2, Others 81 That's the score after tallying the stamps Issued In Canada.Considering the) popularity of the game It's surprising that more than 30 years have passed since the appearance of the first Canadian stamp designed to commemorate hockey. On January 23, 1956, 30 million of the blue and white 5-cent value stamps #359 were released. And, not only was this the first Ice hockey stamp.lt was the first Canadian stamp specifically Issued to commemo­ rate a sport. The long wait for a second hockey stamp enled October 15, 1986 when a 34-cent value hockey stamp >fae released by Canada Post to publicize the In . To the end of 1986, 83 sports or sports-related stamps had been Issued In Canada. Sixty of them portray or com­ memorate competitive sports, people or events. The rest show non-competltlve recreational sports or sports - re­ lated Items. The first Canadian sport stamp #158 was Issued January 6, 1929 showing the Bluenose, launched as a swift fishing schooner In 1921. The Bluenose earned a reputation un­ equalled In Canadian maritime history, as a fisherman and as a racer in the Canadian- International Fisherman's Race. This 50-cent value stamp was reproduced on a 60-cent value stamp #913 as part of set commemo­ rating the International Philatelic Youth Foundation in In 1982. By far the largest number of stamps Issued for any sports event were the 35 released In connection with the 1976 Summer Olympic Oames In . Running a distant second were the six stamps Issued to commemorate the In Edmonton.However, three stamps were Issued In 1986 to publicize the 1988 Winter Olympics,four have been announced for 1987 and several more are ex­ pected early In 1988 to tie In with the opening of the Games In Calgary. MOST COMMON Although only two ice hockey stamps have been issued, six other Canadian stamps display skaters or skates. The 1974, 8-cent Christmas stamp #651 is a reproduction of a painting showing a group of skaters on an outdoor rink with three of the figures holding what appear to be hockey sticks. Skates and hockey equipment have long been popular Christmas gifts In Canada so it is appropriate that two other Christmas stamps relate to the winter sport.A skate is shown on the 1973 Christmas 6-cent stamp #625, and a young skater wearing a numbered sweater appears on the 1975 6-cent #675. The 20-cent, 1982 definitive stamp #922 shows three antique skates while a pair of figure skaters are depicted on a 1972 8-cent stamp #559 commemorating the World Figure Skating Championships held In Calgary. Young skaters are also featured on a 1974 8-cent Keep Fit, 1976 Olympic series stamp #645. In addition to the two Bluenose stamps, six others show sailboats. In fact, the first five Canadian sports stamps relate to sailing. The sixth was a hockey stamp, the first to commemorate a sport. Seven sports stamps show running in various forms Including the first stamp #472, ever Issued to commemorate a major sports event held In Canada, the Fifth. Pan-American Games, in Winnipeg in 1967. Another running stamps Is the of Hope commemorative stamp #915 issued in 1982. Three of the most popular spectator baseball (or Softball), football and horse racing have never been shown on a Canadian stamp. Nor have golf or bowling (5 or 10 pin) which, while not big spectator sports, involve hundreds of- thousands participants across the counrty each year. Ironically, a lawn bowling Btamp #762 was issued in 1978 as part of a Commonwealth Games set. Low-interest sports such as lacrosse #483, kayaking #833 and field hockey #834, have been depicted on stamps, the latter two commemorating world championships held In Canada.

HIGHEST VALUES Only five of Canada's sports stamps have carried face values of $1.00 or more and four of these were Issued for the . In March of 1975 the $1.00 Sprinter #656 and $2,00 Plunger #657 stamps were released showing sculptures of a runner and a swimmer, both in the starting position. These stamps were also Intended to honor Canadian sculptor R. Tait McKenzie. One year later to the month, a $1,00 stamp #687 was issued showing Notre Dame Cathedral and Place Ville Marie, prominent Montreal landmarks, while a $2.00 stamp #688 displayed the In Montreal.

126 On September 16, 19^6, as one of the peace Issee set a $1.00 Train Ferry stamp was Issued with a single sail­ boat shown In the foreground. This stamp carries the highest Scott 1987 Specialized Catalogue value of all Canadian sports stamps, $60.00, mint very fine. However, a miniature pane of eight $2.00 Plunger stamps on> dull paper catalogues at $120.00, by far the highest price • for a catalogue-listed sports item. All 12 of Canada's semi-postal stamps were issued for the 1976 Summer Games with the surcharge turned over to the organizing committee for the Games. Seven "back of the book" Officials employ stamps included in the list of 83 Canadian sports stamps. The first Canadian stamp, the 3d Beaver, WSB issued in 1851, but 78 years passed before the first sports stamp, the Bluenose, appeared In 1929.The big years for sports stamps were 1974, 1975 and 1976, with thirteen issued in each year, most of them relating to the , 1976. MOST UNUSUAL, ATTRACTIVE The most unusual sports stamps were the Keep Fit four- stamp summer and winter sets in March and September 197*. These stamps were the first in the world to use the la- ent Image technique. On normal viewing a recreational sport can be Been, but when observed at an obllnu*.angle the Montreal Olympics symbol will appear. Selecting the "Most Attractive" Canadian sports staap from the group of 83 is a personal matter, and while my heart Is with the first loe hockey stamp, my choice is #968, the 30-oent, 1982 stamp commemorating the lOOth Royal Canadian Henley Regatta in St. Catharines, . The stamp design captures the dramatic finish of the race of fours before the Judge's tower on the spectator-lined Henley course. A list of Canadian sports stamps accompanies this article. Indian, and Eskimo stamps show hunting, fishing and canoeing scenes are not listed as these are normal livllhood activities, not their recreational sports. Any errors or omissions are the responsibility of the author. (Note— Mr. Tlsslngton has been a world-wide sports stamp collector for 15 years and is a member of Sports Philatelists International and the Royal Philatelic Society of Canada.)

127 SPORTS PHILATELISTS INTERNATIONAL,

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ISSN 044: 9 5 3X LU no SPORTS PSSILBTELB EDITOR: John La Porta, 955 S. Sixth Ave., La Grange, IL 60525 ASSOCIATE EDITORS: Edward B. Epstein, Bd Qf Education, 33 Church It Paterson, NJ 07505 Glenn A. Estus, Box 451, Westport, NY 12993 Margaret A. Jones, 3715 Ashford-Dunwoody Road N.E., Atlanta GA 30319 Joseph M. Lacko, 1031 W. Chestnut St., Union, NJ 07083 Dale Lilljedahl, 4815 Amesbury No. 226, Dallas, TX 75206 Sherwin D. Podolsky, 16035 Tupper St., Sepulveda, CA 91343 George A. Scheffel, 1971 Parkside Dr., Concord, CA 94519 Wayne Soderlind, 3026 45th Ave., N.E., Tacoma, WA 98422 Dorothy E. Weihrauch, Nine Island Ave., Apt. 906, Miami, FL 33139 Brian G. Vincent, P.O. Box 1321, Wellington, New Zealand

CIRCULATION: C. A. Reiss, 15415 Lake Ave., Lakewood, OH 44107 PUBLISHER: Custom Impressions, 955 S. Sixth Ave., La Grange, IL 60525 PUBLICITY: Glenn A. Estus, Box 451, Westport, NY 12993

ADVERTISING RATES: FULL PAGE J10.00; HALF PAGE 16.00. Advance payment for all advertising must accompany copy. Camera ready copy must be supplied by the advertiser. Publishing deadline is Nov. 15, Feb. 15, Apr. 15, Jun. 15, Aug. 15, Oct. 15 for each preceeding issue. APS Affiliate Number 39 NOTE: The opinions expressed in this publication are those of the individual authors and they do not necessarily represent those of the editor, the officers of SPI or the position of SPI itself. All catalogue numbers quoted in this publication are from Scott's Standard Postage Stamp Catalogue unless specifically stated otherwise. SPI and JSP do not guarantee advertisements, but accept copy in good faith, reserving the right to reject objectionable material. 128 CHECKLI3T—CANADA'S SPORTS STAMPS Page 1

1 #158 Saillng-Bluenose 500 Jan.6,1929 1.045 million 2 #216 Sailing 130 May 4,1935 1.1 mill.* .. 3 #244 Sailing 500 June 15,1938 4.924~mill»' v 4 #242 Sailing 130 Nov.15,1938 13.028 mill. ' 5 #273 Sailing $1.00 Sept.16,1946 15.375 mill. 6 #359 Ice Hackey 50 Jan.23,1956 30.000 mill. 7 #365 Fishing-Recreation 50 Mar.7,1957 50.2 mill. 8 #366 50 (set of 4) 9 #367 Hunting 50 10 #368 Skiing 50 11 #472 Runner-Pan-Am. Games 50 July 19,1957 28.06 mill. 12 #483 Lacrosse 50 July 3, 1968 24.56 mill. 13 #490 Curling 60 Jan.15, 1969 25.2 mill. 14 #500 Flags- 60 Aug.15,1969 24.25 mill/ 15 #522 Skilng-Chrlstmas 50 Oct.7,1970 46.56 mill. 16 #530 Snowmoblllng- Christmas 150 Oct.7,1970 22. mill. 17 #559 Figure Skating 80 Mar.1,1972 25.3 mill. 18 #623 Symbols- 1976 Olympics 80 Sept.20,1973 22. mill. 19 #624 Symbols 150 (set of two) 11. mill. 20 #625 Skate-Christmas 60 Nov.7,1973 140.3 mill. 21 #629 Swimmlng-1976 Olympics 80 Mar.22,1974 58.205 mill. 22 #630 Jogging 80 (set of 4) 23 #631 Cycling 80 24 #632 Hiking 80 25 #B1 Symbols 1976 Olympics Q-2{, Apr. 17,1974 unknown 26 #B2 Symbols 10-50(set of 3) 27 #B3 Symbols 15-50 28 #642 Cycling 80 Aug.7,1974 27.4 mill, 29 #644 SnowBhoeing- 1976 Olympics 80 Sept.23,1974 59.6 mill. 30 #645 Skiing 80 (set of 4) 31 #646 Skating 80 32 #647 Curling 80 35 #651 Skating-Chrlstmas 80 Nov.1,1974 106.12 mill. 34 #B4 Swimmlng-1976 Olympics 8-?0 Feb.5,1975 25.mill. 35 #B5 10-50 (set of 3) 15.mill. 36 #B6 Sailing 15-50 15.mill. 37 #656 Runner-1976 Olympics $1.00 Mar.14,1975 10.336 mill. 38 #657 Swimmer $2.00 (set of two 10.32 mill. 39 #664 Pole Vault- 1976 Olympics 200 June 11,1975 15.4 mill. 40 #665 Marathon 250 (set of 3) 13.2 mill. 41 #666 Hurdles 500 13.2 mill.

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42 #667 Rodeo 80 July 3, 1975 25.9 mill. 43 #B7 Fenclng-1976 8-20 Aug. 6, 1975 24. mill Olympics 44 #B8 10-50 (set of 3) 14. mlll>' % 45 #B9 Judo 15-5(2! 14. mill. 46 #675 Skater- 60 Oct. 22, 1975 73. mill. Christmas 47 #B10 Basketball- 8-20 Jan. 7, 1976 15. mill. 1976 Olympics 48 #B11 Gymnastics 10-50 (set of three) 10. mill. 49 #B12 Soccer 20-5?! 10. mill. 50 #684 Art8,Culture- 200 Feb.6,1976 11.05 mill. 1976 Olympics 51 #685 Arts,Culture 25(* (set of three) 9.45 mill. 52 #686 Arts,Culture 508 9.7 mill. 53 #689 Snowflake- 200 Feb.6, 1976 10. mill. 1976 Winter Oly. 54 #687 Buildings- $1 .00 Mar.12,1976 4.52 mill. 1976 Olympics 55 #688 Stadium $2 .00 (set of 2) 4.12 mill. 56 #681 Torch-1976 80 June 18,1976 38.5 mill. Olympics 57 #682 Opening 200 (set of 3) 15.4 mill. 58 #683 Medal Ceremony 250 12.6 mill. 59 #694 20szl Aug.3,1976 12.4 mill. 60 #757 Emblem-1978 140 March 31,1978 43. mill. Comm.Games 61 #758 Badminton 300 (set of 2) 23. mill. 62 #759 Stadlum-1978 140 Aug.3,1978 21.5 mill. Comm.Games 63 #760 Runner I4j* (set of 4) 21.5 mill. 64 #761 Legislature 300 11.5 mill. 65 #762 Lawn Bowling 30(1! 11.5 mill. 66 #833 Kayak 17«! July 3,1979 25.5 mill. 67 #834 Field Hockey 170 Aug.16,1979 25.5 mill. 68 #848 Skling-1980 35s* Jan.23,1980 13. mill. Winter Oly. 69 #862 Sculling- 17* July 4, 1980 22. mill. Hanlon 70 #915 Runner-Fox 300 Apr.13,1982 44. mill. 71 #913 Sailing- 600 May 20,1982 10.2 mill. Bluenose 72 #968 Rowing 300 Aug.4, 1982 21. mill. 73 #917 Hunting-Decoy 10 Oct.19,1982 unknown 74 #918 Fishing-Spear 20 Oct.19,1982 unknowm 75 #922 Skates 20ji! Oct.19,1982 unknown 76 #981 Symbols- 1983 320 June 28,1983 15. mill. Univers.Games 77 #982 Symbols 640 (set of 2) 9. mill.

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78 #1012 Sailing 320 May 18,1984 20. mill 79 #930 Sleigh 500 Jan. 8,1985 unknown 80 #1017 Sailing 320 June 29,1985 4.4 mill. 81 #1077 Map-1988 340 Feb,13,1986 15. mill. Olympics 82 Ice Hockey 340 Oct.15,1986 7..5 mill. 1988 Olympics 83 Biathlon 340 (set of 2) 7.5 mlfll.

CHECKLIST-CANADA'S SPORTS STAMPS. .BACK OF THE BOOK Large OHMS 5-Hole Perforated #156 Salllng-Bluenose 500 #242 sailing 130

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CHERRYSTONE AUCTION RESULTS DECEMBER, 1986 Sherwin Podolsky

Cherrystone Auction Galleries, 132 West 34th Street, New York, New York 10001 offers slick, well illustrated auction catalogs of world material. There is a good range of covers and proofs as well. Foreign material seems to be the strongest component and East European material is frequently well represented.

133 The sports and Olympic philatelist has to scan the catalogs for desired material and Cherrystone is not yet known to offer sports and Olympic material in an auction by itself. A sampling of auction results presented below is based on the sale of December 3-4, 1986. The 10J buyer's premium is not included. Austria 1933-6 FIS sets, nh, vf. 8 stamps. Scott catalog value $253.75 $180 ()? Greece 1906 Olympics, f-vf, h set cat. $590 $170

Greece 1906 Olympics used, f-vf set. cat. $336.80 i 90 Greece 1906 Olympics, collection of 49 plate proofs on card, including 22 pairs, various color varieties, incl. three diff. of 5 dr. v.f. $2550

Greece 1934 Stadium, lh vf. cat. $110 $30

Lithuania 1939 Basketball, imperforated singles set. nh, vf. 4 50 1956 Olympics 20 gr. light brown and dull violet, center inverted, lh, vf. only 17 reported to have been issued. Est. $1000 $900

Russia 1935 Spartacist Games, nh, vf. Scott $128 $50 Russia 1964 Olympics green souv. sheet nh, vf. cat. $250 $90 Monaco 1948 Olympics, 50

Monaco 1952 Olympics 1 fr. Basketball, signed artist die proof in black, vf. Est. $100 $65

Monaco 1956 Olympics 30« black, signed artist die proof, vf. Est. $100 $60 Some general comments may be in order. The Greek collection of 49 plate proofs averages out to $52 per item (not including 10? buyer's commission). The photograph of one plate proof pair discloses no extending line from the design which is a characteristic of true proofs. The Monaco items unsigned average out to $45 each. The signed die proofs are higher at $60 to $65 each.

134 The sin gle item commanding the large st b id was the Poland inverted center at $900. I h ave seen th e 1964 Ru ssian Oly mpics gree n sou venir she et regu larly offfere d in auct ions and t his s ugges ts t he item is not tru ly rare, Better Rus sian items see m to re alize on the average 2 5? of Scot t, bu t ear lier never hinged sets do much bet ter. The 1935 Spart acis t Games never hinged set went for 39? of Scot t. H owev er, as a percent age of Sc ott catalo g, th e Aus tria n FIS n ever v> hinged sets went for 7U o f cat alog valu e. Why should the Rus sian 1935 set go fo r 39? of S cott and th e Austria n sets of 1933-6 go for 71?? In m y opini on, this re fleets de mand more than suppl y. A lso, a study of reta il dealer price lis ts su ggest s th at Scot t regular ly overpr ices Russi an ma teria Is o that rather large r etail dis counts pre vail - lar ger than fo r Austria n materia 1 of compa rable peri ods NEWS OF OUR MEMBERS

SPI MEMBERSHIP CHANGES

New Members:

1514R Norman Batho, 358 Iverson PI., E. Uinsor, NJ 08520. He is a computer analyst and is collecting on)/ bicycling. Clones) 1517R Roger Rosenthal, 543? Pageantry St., Long BeacM- CA 90808. A teacher uhos collection specializes in soccer, /rap cs, baseball and basketbal1. (Podolsky) 1518A Ernest J. Zeelie, Box 2794, Pretoria, Transvaal 0001, South Africa. A post office official who is a general sports collector. (Jones) 1519R Charles G. Vokoun, 3014 Viewcrest Dr.NE, Bremerton, UA 98310. An engineer with collecting interest in mountain climb­ ing, hiking and camping. (Jones) 1520R Becky Rickard 10708 Bayberry Dr., Oklahoma City, OK 73132. She is a tennis pro shop manager and is fluent in Spanish. She collects tennis and bicycling. (Jones) 1521R Robert Holton, 10265 Xeon NUI, Mineapolis, MN 55433. He is a trader who is fluent in German, French and English. His collecting interest is in baseball, biathlon and marksmanship. (Jones) 1522S Victor Manikian, 3317 Wentworth, Anchorage, Alaska 99508. An Arco staff engineer who is fluent in French and English. He collects all host country Olympics. Vjc will provide us information on Anchorages 1992 Olympic efforts. (Estus tc K 1ine Publish ing) 1523R Margo Lunsford, Box 203, Cuyahoga Falls, OH 44222. She collects everything related to thel932 Olympics. (Eustus) 1524A Joan Miquel Llompart, Joaquin McBover 15.40A, Palma De Mallorca, Baleares 07005, Spain. He is fluent in Spanish, English & French. His collection is only soccer. (Estus) 1525R Garin Wallace, 703 E. 3?th Ave., Spokane, WA 99203. He is a writer and is flent in Croatian, collects only baseball. (Estus) 135 1526R George G. Masin, 77 W. 55th St., Apt 5J, New York, NY 10019. He is a systems analst collecting only fencing. (Jones) 1527R Cora B. Collins, Box 2183, Norfolk, VA 23501. She collects and exibits golf, (see VAPEX '86) 1528R Andre Morin, 32 Jolicoeur St., Hull, Que. J8Y1A5, Canada. He is a civil servant flent in French and collecting only ice hockey. (Jones) 1529R John H. Schriever, 689 Dakota St., Franklin Lakes, NJ 07417. He is retired and collects all Olympics. (Jones) 1530R Dennis H. Dal Pra, 242 Acalanes Dr.#9, Sunnyvale, CA 94086. An aerospace contractor who collects all Olympics. (Estus)

Re instated Membership:

Warwick Gowland, New Zealand Allan Markey, Akron, OH Sports Information Resource Center, , Canada

New address:

Arthur Krull, 2019 SW 15th St., Deerfield, FL 33442-6171 Richard E. Scott Jr., 4977 Hoperita St., Orlando, FL 32806-3664 Jimmy C. Chen, 6800 N. Maple Ave. #233, Fresno, CA 93710-4561 Christian Ducasse, C.P.36 Succ Postale, PAT Montreal, H1B 5K1

Sponsor Membersh ip:

Vic Manikian - new member listed above

Dropped membership:

Harold Sieroty, Box 30590, Santa Barbara, CA 93130 He has decided to stop collecting and is looking for buyers for his Olympic Stamp and cover collection. He also has SPI journals from March 1979 to Sept. 1986.

W. Beech R. Bell R. Bennett D. Boekowski P. Bosomworth J. Bowdren Bui 1 dog Stamps C. Chamot A. Crosby De L'Esport N. Eaton S. Eust J. Figares U. Fitzgerald W. Gowland F. Hermann D. Horsfall S. Ichizono F. Ierullo IPE (Sales) BV. A. Joubert S. Krajchir J. Macdonald S. Malkin A. Markey J. McCracken R. Mi tenner C. Mueller J. Pettigrew D. Pikul R. Range M. Sadkin R. Scheffler A. Schoeman E. Siedelman Donn Smith Sport Information M. Tsironis R. Zelachowski Resource Center

Awards:

Congratulations to the following SPI, ATA & FIP winners:

CENPEX '86, Santa Maria, CA, VIRGINIA CL1FT. a silver for "Host Countries of the Summer Olympics'. FLORREX '86, Orlando, FL, CHRIS N0RTHW00D. a silver for •Philatelic Study of the XI ". 136 MEMPHEX '86, Memphis, TN, R. A. SCHUTZ• a silver, ATA silver and Apfelbaum medal for best first time exhibitor, "World Cup Soccer". SOPLEX-HIPLEX '86, Lubbock, TX, FRAN DUDENHOEFFER. a silver for •Fencing - The Sport and its Weapons'. ST0CKH0LM1A '86, international exhibition in , Sweden, FRANCO PELLEGRINI of Italy, a Large for "Spirit of Olympia; LADISLAV KAREL of a Gold Medal for "Olympische Spiele 1896-1956*. HOUPEX '86, Houston, Texas, FRAN DUDENHOEFFER received a bronze for "Fencing: The Sport and Its Weapons". PRINCEPEX '86, Dumfries, VA, JOAN R. BLEAKLEY received a bronze for "Frog and Toad Trivia". SPORTASIANA '86, a regional international exhibition in Seoul, Korea, BRIAN G. VINCENT received the special Grand Prize for his "Rugby Footal1" exhibit. VAPEX '86, Virginia Beach, Virginia, CORA B. COLLINS received SPI Best of Show award, silver medal and ATA bronze for her "The Sport of Golf exhibit. JOAN R. BLEAKLEY received a silver medal for her "Volleyball" exhibit and a bronze for another exh ibi t.

SPI Best of Show awards will be available to qualified exhibitors at the following shows: ROPEX '87, Holiday Inn, Main St., Rochester, NY, March 27-29; for a prospectus write ROPEX box 10206, Brighton Station, Rochester, NY 14610 STaMpsHOW '87, Boston, Mass., Aug. 20-23, 1987; for a prospectus write APS, Box 8000, State College, Pt- 168803, attn: John M. Thornton, Director of Communications Filatelic Fiesta '87, San Jose Elks Lodge, 444 West Alma Ave., San Jose, CA, February 6-8, 1987; for a prospectus write James Miguelgorry. SARAPEX '87, Sarasota Exhibition Hall, 801 N. Tamiami Trail, Sarasota, FL, February 6-8, 1987; for a prospectus write Martha Norton, 3015 Browning St., Sarasota, FL.

REVIEWS

by Sherwin Podolsky

"POSTAL MARKINGS OF UNITED STATES EXPOSITIONS" by William J. Bomar. 1986. 210 pages, 7 x 10 inches format. Glossy high quality book paper. Sewn binding. Available from David G. Phillips Publishing Co., Inc. P. 0. Box 611388, North Miami, Florida 33l6l. Price Softbound book $25 postpaid in U. S.j price hardbound $35 postpaid in U. S.

137 This book has potential interest for specialists in the Olympic Games held at the International Exposition inl900 and the St. Louis Exposition in 1904. Paris 1900 was the site of the Second Olympiad. St. Louis was the site of the Third Olympiad. This book, together with David Wallechinsky's "The Complete Book of the Olympics" (Penguin Books, 1984), lays open before the Olympic philatelist the potential for fine philatelic specialization. By seeking postmarks with relevant Olympic dates, the Olympic phila- _ • telist can hope to fill the gap for two difficult .

Bomar's book describes and illustrates eleven different U. S. Postal Station markings used at Paris 1900. There is a rubber money order branch handstamp and also a rectangular registry rubber handstamp. The Louisiana Purchase Exposition at St. Louis 1904 had no less than 18 different postmarks plus two sub-varieties. Bomar also describes other 1904 markings believed to exist but not known to him. Bomar includes earliest day of use and last known day of use according to his experience of some 40 years in his specialty. Valuations are given for each listing. He has developed his own numbering system for the cancellations. Mention is also made of postage stamps, postcards, advertising covers, seals and tickets. A rarity rating is given for seals by fair event but not for each seal. On a scale from 1 to 10, 1900 and 1904 seals are rated a 3- 1 is the most common. There is a table of exposition vital statistics such as size, number of exhibitors, number of visitors and finances.

A very valuable discussion is presented of factors affecting prices for exposition markings. What factors detract or add to the value of an item and by how much? Four different types of illustrated covers have separate premiums. A discussion is briefly presented on the use of high value contemporary commemorative stamps on the covers. Much of this discussion is very useful in application to covers of other Olympiads. It should be noted that Bomar presents his opinion on the values for these numerous factors, not iron­ clad measuring sticks.

While only a few pages will have some direct value to the Olympic philatelist, nowhere else has such information been available. Recommended.

"CATALOG OF OLYMPIC LABELS 189-4-1985" by Robert J". DuBols 322 pages, 8£ x 11 Inches. Pages 14 through 605 printed reduced, two pages on one side. Heavy white card stock. Illustrated, Three hole punched for transfer to three- ring hinder. Provided with ACC0PRES8 pressboard covers and fastener. Available from the author at 838 Temple Road, Pottstown, Pennsylvania 19464 USA. Price, in U.S. dollars is $50.00 per copy via UPS, plus $2.00 addtlon- al for postal delivery in USA and CANADA, $4.00 addition­ al for overseas surface mail, or $6.00 additional for registration where Insured parcel post is not available.

138 Catalog users now can add a new name to their philatelic numbering systems. Robert J. DuBois has Joined the illus­ trious group of past Olympic vignette catalogers: Paul F. Hampacher and Dick Green. However, DuBois has gone much farther in extensively de­ picting the vast realm of material. Pages preceding the catalog listing give a historical background to the 1 Olympic Games, a littlng of the dates and venues of* the" - v modern Olympic Games, a detailed study of the Olympic,v' f flag and the Olympic rings. Here and there, DuBois adds to the romance and poignancy of the Olympic Games as envisaged by Olympic vignetteB and pseudo-philatelic and pseudo-Olympic material. There are excerpts from Ernest Trory's "Philatelic History of the Olympic Games," which is now out of print. There are excerpts from programs and a most detailed explanation of the material from the Polish Prisoner of War Games of 1944. There is an incredible amount of material never illustrated before. The complex varieties for the 1936 Germany Olympics are illustrated and explained.

DuBois does not let the romantic ether obscure the care­ ful scholarly detailed description of the material. Mind­ ful that sometimes there can be weaknesses in reproduc­ tion, DuBois' listings are as thorough as Rampacher's were if not more so. Legends, sizes, shapes, perforations, color, methods of printing and gumming are all described here.Translations are an added plus. Much of the material is priced and I think most readers would find that there is a lot of affordable material out there - if you can find it.

Here and there are comments, evaluations and explana­ tions that add much to the usefullness and clarity of this volume. Great expense went into making the black and white illustrations in best quality as possible. It has been a successful and worthwhile expense. While the price will seem formidable to label collectors used to collecting inexpensively, it will be eminently rewarded with knowledge, beauty and Joy.

This reviewer had the pleasure of counseling and re­ viewing the development of this fine work. It is also a pleasure to recommend it.

OLYMPIC REVIEW NOVEMBER-DECEMBER 1986

This issue has a number of features that may be of particular Interest to sport and Olympic enthusiasts. The 91st Session of the International Olympic Committee was held at , Switzerland as a full report is presented. The Games of the XXVth Olympiad was given to and the XVth Olympic Winter Games was given to Albertville, France.

139 President Samaranch presented awards to the winners of the "Prix Olympia" competition for the most beautiful Olympic stamps for the 1984 Olympic Games. Directors of the postal administrations of Poland, France and came to receive their prizes for first, second and third place, respectively. The IOC voted to hold the Olympic Winter Games half­ way through the Olympiad, in four-year cycles, rather than in the same year as the summer Games. The decision will become effective after 1992. Thus the XVIIth Olympic Winter Games will be held in 1994. This will make the task of the National Olympic Committees easier in arranging time and financial commitments.

Three new National Olympic Committees were approved. They are Aruba, Cook Islands and Guam. Thus, philatelic purists may need to reconsider the acceptability of these countries into their collections, if applicable. Baseball will be on the Olympic program starting 1992 with competition limited to six teams only. Olympic House was inaugurated at this session and there is a color photo graph of a stunning fresco portraying the theme oi Olympism by Swiss artists Hans Erni. This should make a very popular picture postcard. There are several detailed and illustrated pages describing the chosen cities for the 1992 Olympic Games. The Olympic Cup created by Baron de Coubertin in 1906 went to the city of , West Germany for 1986 for hosting so well the Vlth European Athletics Championships last August. There is news on progress at Seoul and Calgary, hosts of the 1988 Olympics. Canada is sponsoring a series of ten sterling silver Olympic coins. They will be distributed every six months until the opening of the Games in 1988.

An article on Sports and the Arts features Salvador Dali, the surrealistic artist. He has done pictorial works featuring baseball, bicycling, equestrian themes, soccer, swimmers. In 1959, Dali painted one of the 23 official postcards for the Tour de France. Perhaps some country might show Dali's work for a future Olympic issue. The Xth Asian Games at Seoul is described. Finally, there is a supplement to the Olympic Review September 1986. It is the Olympic Encyclopedia issue devoted to Table Tennis. This separate issue of 40+ pages described the history of table tennis, the administration of the International Table Tennis Federation and a description of the competitions along with a rules summary. This issue should be very useful to table tennis philatelists. The dates, sites, and accomplishments of the ITTF Congresses from 1926 through 1985 are listed.

140 There is announcement that future issues of the Olympic Encyclopedia will cover handball, equestrian sports and fencing.

The Olympic Encyclopedia supplements are separately priced at SF 10.00 but are otherwise free of charge to subscribes to the Olympic Review. A subscription to the Olympic Review costs SF 60.00 per annum. Readers.. • -s ordering a subscription or Olympic Encyclopedia supplement*' j§' should specify which language they wish: English, French or Spanish. Orders should be sent to the International Olympic Committee, Chateau de Vidy, 1007 Lausanne, Switzerland. Personal checks are accepted at the current exchange rate. 6TH WORLD HOCKEY CUP FOR MEN

by Bob WiZcock

1986 was the centenary year of Britain's Hockey Association, and an appropriate year for Britain to host the World Cup, at 's Willesden Stadium. Great Britain's bronze medal in the Olympics had led to a resurgence of interest in hockey, such that there was widespread interest in the World Cup, very good attendances, and, unusual for a 'minority' sport, regular television coverage. That Britain only secured the silver medal was a disappointment, though Australia's gold was well deserved, and the British team have naturally set their sights on gold in Seoul.

The 34p. stamp was issued on 15 July as the top valu. the sports set generally described in the article on the Commonwealth -=. 34p. was the airmail rate to Australasia etc. and reported cylinder nL-jL-c- 3 are: 2A IB 1C ID IE IF 1G The stamp design was reproduced on a PHQ card, and there were two postmarks:

727 6TH World Hockey Cup for Men 1986. lational Hockey Centre Villesden Stadiun London IW10 15 July 1986. This marked the first day of issue of the stamp.

741 6TH World Hockey Cup 1986 London Willesden IW10. This was in use throughout the tournament from 4-19 October, and there was a special posting box at the stadium.

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ANTIGUA 8. BARDUDA: 20 Oct 86—CENTENNIAL OF THE AUTOMOBILE--10C (1933 Auburn Speedster), 15c (1986 Mercury Sable). 50c (1959 Cadillac). 60c (1950 Studebaker), 70c (1939 Lagona V-12), SI (1930 Adler Standard), S3 (1958 DKW), $4 (1936 Mercedes 500K), plus two $5 s/s (1896 Daimler and 1921 Mercedes Knight).

ARGENTINA: 8 Nov 86--MEXIC0 '86 CHAMPI0NS--sixteen 75c stamps (printed in sheetlets of eight with blocks of four forming a complete picture) (various teams and matches), (254,000 sets). BOPHUTHATSWANA: 22 Jan 87—SPORTS—14c (netball), 20c (tennis), 25c (soccer), 30c (running). CANADA: 3 Apr 87--CALGARY OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES—34c (speedskating), 39c (bobsledding). CAYMAN IS.: 26 Jan 87—TOURISM—10c (golf), 15c (sailing), 25c (), 35c (windsurfing), $1 (fishing). CENTRAL AFRICAN REP.: 22 Nov 86—MEXICO '86—30fr (Brazil vs. Poland), UOfr (Belgium vs. Spain). 160fr (France vs. Brazil), 350fr (West Germany vs. France), 450fr (Argentina vs. Belgium), 500fr s/s (Argentina vs. West Germany).

CHINA (PRO: 20 Dec 86—ANCIENT SPORTS—8f (archery), 8f (weiqi board game), lOf (golf), 50f (soccer) (all rubbings of stone carvings). CYPRUS (TURKISH): 13 Oct 86—MEXICO '86—100 liras (emblems and badge of Turkish Football Association), (150,000).

DJIBOUTI: 15 Sep 86—MEXICO '86—75fr on lOOfr (overprint). : Nov 86--MEXIC0 '86—5c, 15c, 25c, 100c plus 150c s/s (match scenes). GRENADA: 20 Nov 86—CENTENNIAL OF THE AUTOMOBILE—10c (1984 Maserati Blturbo), 30c (1960 AC Cobra), 60c (1963 Corvette), 70c (1932 Dusenberg SJ7), 90c (1957 Porsche), SI.10 (1930 Stoewer), S2 (1957 Volkswagon Beetle), S3 (1963 Mercedes 600 llmoslne), plus two S5 s/s (1914 Stutz and 1941 Packard).

1 Dec 86—SEOUL OLYMPICS—10c+5c (pole vaulter), 50c+20c (woman gymnast), 70c+30c (shot putter), S2+S1 (pole vaulter), S3+S1 s/s (swimmer and sai1 boats). 146 GRENADA-GRENADINES: 18 Nov 86--SE0UL OLYMPICS--10c+5c (bicycle racer), 50c+20c (sailboat racing), 70c+30c (female gymnast). $2+$l (equestrian). S3+S1 s/s (marathoners).

20 Nov 86—CENTENNIAL OF THE AUTOMOBILE — 10c (1984 Ashton-Martin Volante). 30c (1948, Jaguar Mk. V.), 60c (1956 Nash Ambassador ),*7.00,".' • v (1984 Toyota Supra), 90c (1985 Ferrari Testarossa), $1 (1955 BMW 501B), $2 (1986 Mercedes-Benz 280L), $3 (1932 Austro-Daimler ADR8), plus two $5 s/s (1977 Morgan Plus Eight and standard Checker taxi). GUINEA: 12 Nov 86--MEXIC0 '86—lOOfr (Belgium vs. Spain), 300fr (France vs. Italy), 400fr (West Germany vs. ), 500fr (Argentina vs. Uruguay), plus 600fr s/s.

INDIA: 16 Sep 86—10th ASIAN GAMES--1.50re (net ball). 3re (hurdles), (1.5 million sets) . IRAN: 2 Oct 86--10th ASIAN GAMES--15 rial (2) (wrestling, rifle shoot ing). KIRIBATI: Dec 86—AMERICA'S CUP CHALLENGE—15c (Map of Australia and Kiribati), 55c (the course and cup), $1.50 ("Australia II") (joined in se-tenant strip of 3). KOREA (REP.): 20 Sep 86--10th ASIAN GAMES--80 won (2) (emblem of the games and fireworks), plus s/s with the two stamps. (3 million stamp sets and 400,000 s/s). 20 Sep 86--I.0.C. DECISION—80 won (figure "5" and IOC members including Samaranch) (3 mi 11 ion stamps). 10 Oct 86--SE0UL OLYMPICS--80 won + 50 won stamps (2) (weight 1ifting, handball) plus s/s of four 370 won + 100 won stamps (weight1ifting), and a s/s of four 400 won + 100 won stamps (handball), (5 million stamp sets, and 500,000 s/s sets). 31 Oct 86--C0MPLETI0N OF ASIAN GAMES--550 won s/s (athletic event) (550,000 s/s). 1 Nov 86--SE0UL 0LYMPICS--80 won + 50 won stamps (2) (judo, hockey), plus s/s of four 440 won + 100 won stamps (judo) and s/s of four 470 won + 100 won stamps (hockey), (5 million stamp sets and 500.000 s/s sets). j MAURITANIA: 19 Jun 86--MEXIC0 '86—8um, 18um, 22um, 40um, plus lOOum s/s. MONTSERRAT: 10 Dec 86—TOURISM —70c (sailing), $1.45 (golf), $1.50, $2.30.

147 NEVIS: Oct 86--MEXIC0 '86—s/s contining $1.50 (Brazilian team), $2 (Italian team), $2 (Denmark vs. Spain), $2.50 (West Germany vs. Italy), $4 (Paraguay vs. Ch i1e). 21 Nov 86--SP0RTS—10c (sailing) 25c (netbal1), $2 (cricket), $3 (basketball). OMAN: 18 Oct 86--SP0RTS COMPLEX OPENING--•100b (stadium and sports symbols).

PAKISTAN 25 Nov 86- ,th ASIAN CUP TABLE TENNIS TOURNAMENT—2re (players) (500,000 stamps), PANAMA: Aug 86--MEXIC0 '86—25c, 30c, 37c, (match scenes) plus lb s/s. (200,000 stamps sets and 10,000 s/s). 30 Oct 86—MEXICO '86—23c (Argentina Team), 30c (West Germany Team), 37c (Argentina Team). 15 Nov 86--15tn CENTRAL AMERICAN AND CARIBBEAN GAMES--20c (basketball), 23c (various sports). PARAGUAY: 17 Sep 86—TENNIS—25c (Victor Pecci), 50c (Jimmy Connors), lg (Gabrieli Sabatlni), 2g (Boris Becker), 3g (Claudia Kohde), 4g (Swedish team), all in se-tenant strips., s/s of five 5g stamps (Steffi Graf) and labels, plus 25g s/s (Martina Navratilova and Boris Becker), (80,000 stamp sets and 5000 s/s).

POLAND: 21 Aug 86—POLISH SPORTS PERS0NALITIES--5z1 (Waclaw Nycz, world precision flying championship), lOzl (Malgorzata Palascz-Piasecka, wind sailing world championship), lOzl (Jerzu Makula, glider aerobatics world championship), 15zl (Bogdan Daras, classical style wrestling), 20zl (Lech Piasecki, road cycling individual world championship), 30zl (Barbara Kotowska, women's modern ). 19 Dec 86—WARSAW CYCLISTS' SOCIETY—5z 1 (2) (outing and Jan Stanislaw Skrodzki), lOzl (2) (society headquarters and Mieczyslaw Baranski), 30zl (Karclina Kociecka), 50zl (Henryk Weiss). ST. LUCIA: 23 Oct 86—AUTOMOBILES—prlnted in se-tenant pairs of each value—20c (1969 AMC AMX). 50c (1912 Russo-Baltique), 60c (1932 Lincoln KB), $1 (1932 Rolls-Royce Phantom II Continental), $1.50 (1939 Buick Century), $3 (1967 Chrysler 300C).

ST. THOMAS AND PRINCE IS.: Oct 86--MEXIC0 '86—four 25db stamps united in a s/s. (trophy, El Corregidor Stadium). Oct 86--SE0UL OLYMPICS—four 25db stamps united in a s/s (map of Korea, Olympic emblems and torch). ST. VINCENT: 10 Dec 86--FRESHWATER FISHING—75c (2) (Tri Tri), $1.50 (2) (crayfish). 148 : 30 Oct 86--MEXIC0 '86—1.50/ (shaking hands), 2/- (calling a foul), 10/- (a point scored), 20/- (gaining possession), plus 30/- s/s (Argentina Team).

TURKEY: 15 Get 86—CENTENERY OF THE AUTOMOBILE—10 liras (1886 Benz Einspure tricar), 20 liras (1906 . ^ Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost), 100 liras (1928 "\. \« ^ Mercedes touring car), 200 liras (symbolic design of a speeding car), (600,000 sets).

TUVALU: 13 Oct 86—AUTOMOBILES—printed in se-tenant pairs—15c (1953 Cooper 500), 40c (1960 Rover), 50c (1930 Ruxton),60c 1950 Jowett Jupiter), 90c (1964 Cobra Daytona Coupe), $1.50 (1903 Packard Model F).

UNITED STATES: 29 Jan 87—10th PAN AMERICAN GAMES—22c (stylized runner).

VANATU: Feb 87—AUTOMOBILES- 2Cv (1969 Datsun 240Z), 45v (1927 Ford Model A) 55v (1924 Unic), 135v (1975 Citroen DS19). EDITOR'S CORNER

Thanks for the additional articles that have been received. Over the past couple of years, a number of members have written they were work­ ing on articles or checklists. Please let me hear from you!!!!

To all new members who indicate on the membership application forms that they are willing to work on articles for JSP Please write to the editor and let me know what, your ideas are.

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Wanted A member with a computer to work up a listing with Scott numbers of all Sports and Recreation stamps. Write to the editor for information and ideas on this long term project.

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C Archery. New Zealand 13 Jan 1974 pict. omk for 4th British Commonwealth Para­ plegic Games, cacheted. addressed E 2.00 FDC Archerv, etc. Turkey #1670-3, each MB 1.50 — Asian Games. Thailand #553-6, 567 mint stamps affixed to commemorative folder w/torch bearer cachet on front MB 2.50 FD Asian Games. Indonesia #550-73 in commemorative folder, each stamp post­ marked 1.° *•"> "IV Asian Games" E 12.00 FDC Badminton. Great Britain 12 Jan 1977 w/special pmk "The Badminton Association Badminton Avon", cactieted, addr MB l.OO PS. Badminton (Japan) 29th, 30th, 32nd, 40th PMK National Athletic Meets pmks (4 items) E 2.50 V Baseball. USA "Hinds Honey and Almond Cream for Sunburn" shows catcher and player sliding into home olate, (ca 1915) advertising label, no gum E 3.00 V** Baseball. 1972 TB seals strip of four showing various action scenes E 2.00 FDC Baseball (USA) 1983 Babe Ruth. BSA-3 each E 2.00

151 10 PC Baseball. Italy (Trieste) 1972 special pmk Italian Fed. for Baseball and Soft­ ball on large pictorial post card, addr MB 4.SO 11 PC Baseball. Italy #1110-11 w/1973 pictorial pmk 1st Intercontinental Base­ ball Cup. addr MB 2.00 12 FDC Baseball. Italy 26.S.197B Rimini pict. PS pmk on special aerogramme, addr MB 3.00 13 FDC Baseball. Italy 26.8.1978 Parma pict. PS pmk on special aerogramme, addr MB 3.00 14 PC Baseball. Italy (Grosseto) 1983 pict. machine pmk for 18th European Chps, addr MB 2.00 15 PC Baseball. Italy (Lucca) 1983 pictorial machine pmk for 18th European Chps. on special pictorial post card, addr MB 3.00 16 C Baseball-Softball (Parma) 1986 Coaches' Convention pictorial pmk, each, addr MB 3.00 17 C Baseball. USA (Kansas City) 1985 pict pmk Oct 19, 20, 26, 27 each on separate cacheted unaddr cover MB 8.00 18 C Baseball, tennis, golf, etc. ,JC."'., N0RBAPEX 1982, Santa Rosa, CA pictorial pmk on cacheted, unaddr cover MB 3.00 19 C Baseball. USA (New York) 1983 special pmk "St. Vincent's Babe Ruth's Home in His Time of Need", cacheted, addr MB 2.00 20 C Baseball. USA (Anaheim, CA) Cover Expo Station pictorial pmk, cacheted, addr MB 2.00 21 C Baseball. USA (Kansas City, M0) MIDAPHIL 1983 pict pmk, Ruth/Paige cachet, addr MB 2.00 22 C Baseball. USA (Chambersburg, PA) 1983 pict pmk, cacheted MB 2.50 23 C Baseball. USA (Johnstown, PA) JOJEX 1983 Station pictorial pmk, cacheted MB 2.50 24 C Baseball. USA (San Francisco, CA) 1984 All-Star game pict pmk, cacheted, addr MB 3.00 25 C Baseball. USA (Parsippany, NJ) 1984 5th Annual Sports Collectors Convention pict postmark, cacheted, addr MB 2.00 26 FDC Baseball. USA (Carolina, PR) Roberto Clemente Aug. 17, 1984 FDC, "Milk Duds" cachet, addr MB 2.00 27 C Baseball. USA (San Juan, PR) PURIPEX Station pictorial pmk 1984, each, addr MB 2„00 28 C Baseball. USA (Clean. NY) QLEPEX Station pictorial Clemente pml. 1984, each, addr MB 2.00 29 C Baseball. USA (White Plains, NY) WESFNEX Station pict pmk, cachet, addr MB 2*00 30 C Baseball. USA (Detroit, MI) 1904 Ameri­ can League Playoffs, Oct 2, 5 (2 items) no cachets MB 4.00 31 C Baseball. USA (Detroit, MI) 1984 World Series, Oct 13, 14 pict pmk, no cachet (2 items) MB 4.00

152 C Baseball. USA (Minneapolis, MN) 1985 All-Star Station pict pmk, cacheted, addr MB 3.00 C Baseball. USA (Kokomo. IN) 1985 World Series Sta. pict pmk, cacheted, addr MB 3. 00 FDC Baseball. Japan #1617-19 each on separ­ ate each cover with pict pmk for 50th Ar.niv of Japanese Professional Baseball MB 10. OO 35 ** Baseball. Nicaragua 723 s/s of four E 5.00 36 ** Baseball, soccer. Cuba Deportfilex 1982 souvenir sheet MB 2.50 37 ** Baseball. Manama T455-62, 3-Dimensional MB 3.50 38 PS Baseball. Italy 1978 special World baseball aerogramme with two diff Israeli pmks for Israphil 85, reg'd, addr MB 2.00 39 M Basketball. USA (Los Angeles) 1950 "They're Thrilling Associated Basketball Sportscast" also shows player on neat standard sized window-front cover E 8.00 40 M Basketball. USA "Listen University Df Wisconsin Basketball on the Radio WEMP & WEMP-FM" on meter tape no date or city given but postally (.45) used E 4.50 41 C Basketball. Argentina 1967. 5th World Championship, Bahia Blanca special each, pmk May 30 (day of finals) and additional marking "Championship not played in Bahia Blanca / Transferred to Uruguay" E 6.00 42 C Basketball. Israel 1977 Maccabi Tel Aviv European Basketball Champion pmk, addr MB 1.00 43 Basketball, judo, sailing. Brazil 1976 Olympic philatelic services brochure shows stamps in full color and giving technical details (8,000 issued) E 4.00 44 ** Basketball. Afars S< Issas #316 corner margin block of 4 w/number Cat 12.00 45 ** Basketball. Nicaragua 725 s/s of four E 7.00 46 ** Basketball, discus, etc. Bhutan 1968 Olympics Michel 233-40 E 4.00 47 C Basketball. Israel Lod-Madrid special FAN flight 23.1.75 Europa Basketball Cup cacheted, addr, reg'd, backstamped Madrid MB 4.00 48 C Basketball. Same as lot #47 except flown from Lod-Berck (France) with additional Berck slogan pmk at bottom of cover MB 4.50 49 C Basketball. Israel Lod-Virton special flight iS.2.77, addr, reg'd, rubber stamped cachet "European Cup of Champions Maccabi Tel-Aviv..." shows player MB 4.50 50 C Basketball. Israel Maccabi Tel-Aviv European Basketball Champion 1977 pmk cacheted, addr, additional black rubber stamped cachet "Special Helicopter Round Flight over Tel Aviv " MB 4.50

153 51 C Basketball. Israel El-Al special flight Ben Gurion Airport-Strasbourg, addr, each 1981 European Basketball Cup MB 3.SO 52 FDC Basketball, boxing, track, etc. Colombia 736-9, C417-8 part set on 2 covers, each E 3.00 53 C Basketball, Israel special flight 15.2.77 Maccabi Tel-Aviv to Zbrojovka Brno, Czechoslovakia 91:76 violet rubber cachet reg'd, addressed MB 6.00 54 C Bowling, Netherlands special 1986 pict. pmk "Wereldkampionenschappen Goalball Roermond 13-20 Oktober" addr cover E 1.00 55 C Boxing, Israel 1962 New Bantamweight Boxing Lnampion of Europe Alph. Halimi special cacheted cover MB 2.50 56 ** Boxing. Fujeira 1971, Ali strip of 3v. E 3. 00 57 ** Boxing. Nicaragua 724 s/s of 4, NH E 6.00 58 FDC Central American & Caribbean Games, 1977, Colombia #C648, var sports symbols each E 2.00 59 FDC Boxing. French Polynesia #247, cacheted MB 1.00 60 FDC Boxing. Japan #639-40, cachet shows boxers, runner postmark MB l.OO 61 FDC Boxing, cycling, running, etc. #369-75 on two cacheted covers MB 2.00 62 FDC Boxing, swimming, etc. Philippines #610-61, cacheted, addr. MB 1.00 63 ** Boxing, Ajman 3-D Michel Block 372 E 1.50 64 ** Boxing, Fujeira 1972 USA Winners E 1.00 65 C Exhibition. Argentina 1978 Sports Stamps Exhibit, shows soccer stadium, cacheted E 2.50 66 FDC Cycling. Great Britain #843-6 each stamp on separate each, addr cover w/postmarks Harrogate, Nottingham (2 diff), Edinburgh MB 2.00 67 FDC Fencing, etc. Israel #259-62, 633-35 on cacheted covers (2 items) MB 1.00 68 FDC Fencing, etc. Hungary #1647, 1649-50, 1658 only on cacheted unaddr cover MB 2.00 69 FDC Fencing, boxing, running, etc. Morocco #49-52, cacheted MB 2.50 70 FDC Fencing, etc. Japan #682-83, fencer cachet, runner postmark MB l.OO 71 ** Fencing, Fujeira Munich 72 Italy Winners E 1.00 72 ** Fencing, Yemen Michel Block 86 Mexico 68 E 7.50 73 ** Fencing, swimming, etc. Port. India (5v) E 2.00 74 ** Fencing, boxing, etc. Ras al Khaima Munich 72 Michel 649-54 numbered imperf s/s with inscriptions E 10.00 75 ** Fencing, boxing, etc. Ras al Khaima same as lot #74 , except imperf plain s/s E 10.00 76 ** Fishing, spear. French Equatorial Africa 179-81 imperf singles, vf, nh E 20.00 77 M Football. USA (Philadelphia) 1986 "Penn Charter vs. Germantown Acad. 100th Game November 15th" on window-front envelope E 3.00

154 78 M Golf. USA 1966 "Shell's Wonderful World of Golf" on window cover front E 6.00 79 C. Golf. Great Britain Open Carnoustie 1968 ^ • PC Masters 1968 and 1970 Lytham St. Annes, F'ylde Coast special pmks, addr (3 items) MB 2.50 80 C, Golf. Great Britain 1986 Open Turnberry, PC 1986 Golf Show (2 diff), addr (3 items) MB 2. 50 81 C Golf. France Moliets et Maa slogan "Ocean . Golf . Tennis ...", addr no each E 2.00 82 M Golf. USA (Conshohocken) 1981 meter on window front cover "McDonald's LPGA Golf Classic 6/1-6-7" E 3.00 83 FDC Golf, tennis, track, etc. Grenada 1979 (5v) on cacheted caver- E 2.00 84 V Golf. USA "Hinds Honey and Almond Cream Keeps Complexions Youthful" label showing male and female golfer (ca 1915) no gum E 3.00 85 ** Gymnastics, cycling, etc. N. Korea 7v. sports set E 3.00 86 ** Gymnastics, boxing, etc. Ajman 8v. T693-700 Munich-Montreal, 3-Dimensional E 8.00 87 FDC Gymnastics, cycling, boxing, track and field. San Marino #456-9, 461 (partial set) on 2 addr commercial covers MB 1.50 88 #* Gymnastics, men's and women's Japan and USSR Munich 1972 Winners, Fujeira E 2.00 89 ** Gymnastics, Ajman 3-D, Michel Block 373 E 5.00 90 PS Judo. 1984 Olympics special stamped env w/sloqan pmk Bacau for medal winners, postally used MB 3.00 91 C Marathon. Great Britain 1982, 1986 London, 1984 Dalesman Run, 1985 Health Run spec pmks, addr, no each, (4 items) MB 2.00 92 Lit Olympics (1896) "The Greece 1896 Olympic Series in Traditional Philately" by Franco Pellegrini. Italian Thematic Assn, Monograph No. 12, 48 pages E 93 Lit Pentathlon. "Pentatelia - il Pentathlon moderno detto con i francobolli" by Bruno Cataldi Tassoni (SPI member) 1986 soft cover, in Italian, 76 pages, ill E 94 V** Olympics (1912) Swedish multicolored label, flag-waver, in German, f-vf MB 3.00 95 PC Olympics (1912) Stockholm unused photo card No. 21 "The King presents first prize to the Swedish tug of war team" few light stains on address side MB 15.00 96 PC Olympics (1912) Stockholm unused photo card No. 49 "England's team, who won the miniature-rifle shooting" fine MB ID.OO 97 PC Olympics (1912) Stockholm unused photo card No. 112 "H. Kohlemainen, the famous Finnish runner" fine MB 15.00

155 98 PC Olympics (1912) Stockholm unused photo card No. 116 "The English tug of war team, 2nd prize" small light stain on address side MB 15.00i 99 PC Olympics (1912) Stockholm unused photo ,V", card No. 191 "McArthur who won the Marathon race" fine MB 15.00 100 PC Olympics (1912) Stockholm unused photo card No. 198 "The South Africans carry McArthur on their shoulders" fine MB 15.00 101 PC Olympics (1912) Stockholm unused photo card No. 225 "The Inauguration of the Stadium" fine MB 15.OO 102 PC Olympics (1912) Stockholm unused photo card No. 278 (rowing) "W.D. Kinnear, England" fine MB 15.00 103 PC Olympics (1912) Stockholm unused photo card No. 295 (sailing) "Wanda" Sweden MB 15. OO 104 **, Olympics (1924) France 198-201, F-VF, * NH except 20t LH Cat 31.25 105 V Olympics (1924) Paris green and black seal athlete saluting, used MB 3.50 106 Lit Olympics (1928) Official Athletics program, few pencil notes, pages lightly toned, overall f-vf MB 65.00 107 V** Olympics (1928) Amsterdam runner in brown strip of 3, fine MB 10.OO 108 Lit Olympics (1932) Los Angeles Official Program wrestling/cycling, Aug. 2nd, 12 pages, pencil notes on 2 pages, f-vf MB 25. 00 109 V** Olympics (1932) Los Angeles, SPI 13 seal MB 3.00 110 V** Olympics (1932) Los Angeles, SPI F14 green, f-vf MB 3.00 111 V** Olympics (1932) Los Angeles, SPI F15 brown, vf MB 3.00 112 V** Olympics (1932) Los Angeles, SPI 24, vf MB 10.00 113 V** Olympics (1932) Los Angeles, SPI P4, vf MB 5.00 114 FDC Olympics (1932) USA #713 dated June 16, Washington, DC, SPI C4 cachet, addr MB 7.00 115 FDC Olympics (1932) USA #718 dated June 16, Washington, DC, SPI J7 cachet, addr MB 7.00 116 FDC Olympics (1932) USA #718-9 dated June 16, Washington, DC, SPI J2 cachet, addr MB 7.00 117 FDC Olympics (1932) USA #719 dated June 16, Washington, DC, SPI J8 cachet, addr MB 7.00 118 FDC Olympics (1932) USA #719 dated June 16, Washington, DC, SPI C9 cachet, addr MB 7.00 119 FDC Olympics (1932) USA #719 dated June 16, Washington, DC, SPI C4b cachet, addr MB 7.00 120 FDC Olympics (1932) USA #716 dated Jan. 26, Washington, DC, SPI E4a cachet, addr MB 7.00 121 FDC Olympics (1932) USA #716 dated Jan. 26, Washington, DC, SPI H2 cachet, addr MB 7.00 i r?'-> FDC Olympics (1932) USA #716 dated Jan. 26, Washington, DC, SPI H6 cachet, addr MB 7.00

156 123 V Olympics (1932) Los Angeles, sheet of 16 seals (folded, no gum) SPI S2 MB 20.OO 124 Lit Olympics (1936) "The 1936 Olympics ... • "s Flight" by Franco Pellegrini. Italian Thematic Assn., Monograph No 13, 32 pages E 125 V** Olympics (1936) Germany oval red seal "Olympiska Spelen" vf MB 3.00 126 C Olympics (1936) Germany B83-4, B86, B88, w/3 Olympic Press Center pmks 1 Aug 1936 addressed MB 20.00 127 C Olympics (1936) Germany B82-89 with pmks "Luftschiff Hindenburg 01ympiafahrt 1936" in red, "Rhein-Main-Frankfort.." and backstamped "Ber1in-Zentralf1ughafen" 1 Aug 1936 with black !< yellow Olympic label on reverse, neat typed address MB 35.00 128 PMK Olympics (1936) Germany BB2 tied to piece each with diff postmark 1.3.36 except one 9.8.36 all Berlin (14 diff each on piece) MB 150.00 129 PMK Olympics (1936) Germany Garmisch "Winter— Olympica 1936" and Stuttoart "Olympische Winterspiele 6.-16.2 1936 Garmisch" (shows ski jumper) slogan pmks on piece (2 items)MB 10.00 130 PMK Olympics (1936) Germany "Olympische Spiele Berlin" and "XI 01ympiade-Segeln Kiel" slogan postmarks each on piece (2 items) MB 12.00 131 PC Olympics (1936) Germany black/white view card of "Reichssportfeld" w/BB4 and Berlin Olympic Stadium pmk 8.8.36, postally used MB 10.00 132 C Olympics (1936) Greece special Olympic rings pmk 20.VII.1936, Hotel Spap corner card, addr MB 12.OO 133 V** Olympics (1940) round label with Olympic rings and mountains in color MB 20.00 134 V** Olympics (1940) Finland set of 7 round blue and white seals in diff. languages MB 40.OO 135 V** Olympics (1940) American Olympic Committee set of 4 perf seals MB 6.00 136 V Olympics (1940) American Olympic Committee set of 4 imperf seals, one has light stain at edge MB 10.00 137 * Olympics (1948) S. Korea 85-86 F-VF, LH Cat 52.50 138 Lit Olympics (1948) London Athletics Official Program, August 3rd, pencil notations, f-vf MB 20.OO 139 V** Olympics (1948) St. Moritz multicolored seal flag and sun, vf MB 8.00 140 C Olympics (1948) Great Britain #271-2 on neat small addr cover to Bolivia with < 31 July Olympic Games Wembley special Olympic rings machine pmk. La Paz bkstamp E 8.00 141 PS Olympics (1948) Great Britain 6d Olympic Games Air Letter, folded, unused MB 15.00

157 142 — Olympics (1952) Monaco lOOfr target shooting (C38) unfinished proof signed by J. Pheulpin, 1 of 3 made MB 35.00 143 — Olympics (1952) Monaco lOOfr target shooting (C38) finished proof signed by J. Pheulpin MB 75.00 144 FDC Olympics (1952) Finland #B110-13 Olympic rings -Helsingfors pmk, cacheted MB 2.00 145 ** Olympics (1956) Olympic Committe Meeting Iran #1047, F-VF, NH Cat 30.00 146 Lit Olympics (1956) Cortina, Offical Program for February 3rd, 16 pages, no markings, clean and very fine MB 25.00 1""7 PS Olympics (1956) u,.u==w IC-u. aerogramme, few light creases, still f-vf MB 3.00 148 V** Olympics (1956) Stockholm perf sheet of four, pink and blue in Esperanto for the Equestrian events, creased at corner MB 2.50 149 C Olympics (1956) Australia Brisbane slogan pmk "Olympic Games 1956..." 22 Feb 1955 overstrike on meter marking same date, addr to Palestine, Haifa backstamp, few minor wrinkles lower left MB 10.00 150 FDC Olympics (1956) Australia #288 :<2, each addr Melbourne Stadium, Torch runner pmk MB 3.00 151 C Olympics-Parachutist Games (1956) Israel Lod-Moskau flight 7.22.56, cacheted, reg' d addr, USSR/Moskva arrival backstamp MB 6.00 152 C Olympics (1958) Israel "T.S.S. Olympia Greek Line" call at Haifa port 9 Feb., Greek line special rubber stamp, cacheted E 2.00 153 C Olympic Airways (1958) Israel Lod- Inaugural Flight, 19.8.58, each, addr, reg'd, Athens arrival backstamp MB 6.00 154 C Olympics (I960) Olympic Airways first flight of Comet 4B Lod-Roma 19 May, reg'd F;oma arrival pmk, addressed, cacheted MB 6.00 155 V** Olympics (1960) "Lake Tahoe Home of the VIII Olympic Winter- Games 1960" two light creases MB 3.00 156 V** Olympics (1960) Rome, 10 multicolored seals in different languages, few gum skips, otherwise f-vf MB 25.00 157 C Olympics (i960) USA "I960 Winter Games Tahoe National Forest California" slogan postmarks Philadelphia 17, Washington 3 and 4, Reno 1, Auburn, California total of 5 items, no cachets, all addressed MB 10.00 158 FDC Olympics (1960) Ghana #82-85 reg'd, addr, Artcraft cachet MB 2.50 159 ** Olympics (1960) Guinea #C24-6 including two colored overprints on C24 (4v) VF Cat 36.00 160 FDC Olympics (1960) Afghanistan #483 an cacheted cover, light cancel MB 1.00

158 161 Lit Olympics (1964) Tokyo, Athletics Official Program, 48 pages, pencil notes, f-vf MB 20.00 162 C Olympics (1964) Israel, Lod-Tokyo flight 6.10.64, cacheted, two rubber stamps one in black showing runner/rings, other in green showing airplane/rings in green, arrival backstamp " Tokyo" reg'd, addressed MB 6.00 163 ** Olympics (1964) Somalia, track etc. s/s E 5.00 164 Lit Olympics (1968) , Official Diving and Swimming Program, October 18th clean and very fine MB 20.00 165 FD Olympics (1968) Mexico #990-5, C335-8, w/speci^l niviwjic pmks in Philatelic Services leaflet. Stamps cat. $12.32 E 6.50 166 FDC Olympics (1968) Mexico #998A. cacheted E 14.OO 167 ** Olympics (1968) Fujeira Michel 292-301 Winners imperf E 5.00 168 ** Olympics (1963) Manama cycling, track, equestrian, etc. Michel 204-9A perf E 11.00 169 ** Same as lot #163, but imperf set E 11. OO 170 *» Olympics (1968) Philippines (8v + 2 s/s) E 7.50 171 ** Olympics (1968) Sharjah track impf s/s E 4.00 172 ** Olympics (1968) Rwanda imperf s/s E 12.00 173 ** Olympics (1963) Rwanda Grenoble s/s (2v> E 13.OO 174 ** Olympics (1968) Ras al Khaima Mexico 68, Christmas, Int. Phil. Exhib., gold foil, perf, imperf, and s/s E 10.00 175 ** Olympics (1972) Munich 2 panes of four stamps from booklet (B490e) with gutter between each pane, vf MB 35.OO 176 V Olympics (1972) blue and white with yellow rings label, no gum MB 3.00 177 C Olympics (1972) Israel Lod-Munich special flight 21.8.72, cacheted, reg'd, addr, backstamped Munich "Eroffnungs Feier" MB 10.00 178 C, Olympics (1972) Israel Jewish National V Fund souvenir sheet "In Memory of the Eleven Israeli Sportsmen Killed in Munich 1972" special JNF marking in violet w/Olympic rings, 3 April, 1973 MB 2.50 179 M Olympics l1972) USA (New York. NY) "Passion Plays 1970 Oberannergau / XX Olympic Games in Munich 1972" with Olympic rings, undated meter on piece E 1.50 ieO ** Olympics (1972) Munich 1972 Equestrian S/S, Michel Blocks 109A-B, perf S- imperf E 7.50 181 ** Olympics (1968-72) Ras al Khaima Michel 312-15 track, skiing, soccer E 3.50 182 ** Olympics (1972) Ras al Khaima Munich 1972 imperf s/s Michel Block 41B soccer E 2.50 ie3 ** Olympics (1972) Sapporo gold ovpt on Osaka Exposition s/s E 8.O0 184 ** Olympics (1972) Chad Munich gold ovpt on Mexico 1968 s/s shows diving, gymnastics E 5.00

159 185 ** Olympics (1972) Chad Sapporo gold foil s/s E 3.00 186 ** Olympics (1972) Chad Sapporo gold foil s/s honoring gold medal winners E 6.00 187 ** Olympics (1972) Chad Sapporo gold ovpt on two s/s honoring Olympic champions E 12.00 188 ** Olympics (1972) Chad Sapporo two s/s E 9.00 189 ** Olympics (1972) Chad Munich gold foil s/s showing swimmer, gold medal winners E 4.50 190 ** Olympics (1972) Chad Munich gold ovpt on two large s/s showing swimming, diving, track, equestrian, etc. E 22.00 191 ** Olympics (1972) Chad Munich gold ovpt cr. 50F s/s showing track, sumo wrestlers E 6.00 jno ** Olympics (1972) Manama Michel 376-95 Sapporo (DM 13.OO) E 3.00 193 ** Olympics (1972) Manama Sapporo, circular silver foils Michel 832-5 (DM 45.00) E 11.00 194 ** Olympics (1972) Manama gold foil/black Sapporo ovpt, Michel black 162 (DM 24.00) E 6.00 195 ** Olympics (1972) Manama Munich, Michel 346-51 perf, track, gymnastics (DM 15.00) E 3.50 196 ** Olympics (1972) Manama, same as lot #195 except each in an imperf sheetlet E 12.00 197 ** Olympics (1972) Manama Munich, circular gold foils, Michel 844-7 (DM 45.00) E 12.OO 198 ** Olympics (1972) Manama Munich, circular gold foil/black, Michel 840-3 "Specimen" E 12. OO 199 ** Olympics (1972) Manama Munich, gold foil/ black nvpt on 1968 s/s, Michel block 164 E 3. SO 200 ** Olympics (1972) Ras al Khaima Sapporo Michel 600-5 impf numbered sheetlets E 12.OO 201 ** Olympics (1972) Ras al Khaima Sapporo imperf sheetlets, Michel 377-82, ice hockey, skating, skiing E 9.00 202 FDC Olympics (1976) Uruguay Minkus #1616-17 and #1618-19, set of 2 stamps and two souvenir sheets on 3 covers, one has embossed cachet, three diff special pmks for Montreal, , vf. Minkus catalog (1980) cat. S34.00 E 25.00 203 M Olympics (1976) USA, Stamford, Conn. Pitney Bowes "Official Supplier to the 1976 Olympic Games" neat window-front cover dated 1975. E 5.00 204 M Olympics (1930) USA, Ft. Lauderdale, FL, "American Express Card Makes This an Olympic Year for You D3" on neat window front cover dated 1979. E 5.00 205 M Olympics (1934) USA "Official Airlines of the 1934 Olympic Games Los Angeles" (United Airlines) in blue on window-front legal sized cover, dated 1983, fine E 4.00

160 206 M Olympics (1934) USA, Rochester, NY 1984 "Official Sponsor 1984 Olympics" (Xerox) on window-front envelope, one small tear away front meter marking E * 3.^0 207 M Olympics (1984) Australia, Ultimo, N.S.W. 1984 "Winter Olympics 1984 Salomon, Medal Victories 5 Gold, 10 Silver, 7 Bronze, VF impression on neat window-front cover E 8.50 208 FDC Olympics (1984) Peru #821-2 cacheted E 3.00 209 C Olympics (1984-85) Jugoslavia 1984 Kumrovec torch pmk, Austria 1985 Wien torch runner pmk, both cacheted MB 1.00 210 PC Rowing. Great Britain early undivided view card of Henley regatta, duplex pmk Henley-on-Thames 1902, VF used MB 4.00 211 C, Rowing. Franch 1985 Mantes La Jolie, PC 1986 Meulan (single sculler) both with slogan pict pmks, addr (2 items) MB l.OO 212 FDC F:owing, swimming, etc. Argentina B19--21, CB15-16 on two cacheted covers MB 2.00 213 ** Sailing. Nicaragua 726 s/s of four E 8.00 214 C Sailing. Turkey 1967 Balkan Games special sailing pmk and cachet E 2.00 215 ** Sailing. Oman 1968 Olympic 10B value perf, imperf, imperf 3" x 4" sheetlet E 6.00 216 C France 1986 St. Jean de Luz slogan shows yacht, 1986 meter from Dammarie with yachting in wording, addr (2 items)m MB l.OO 217 C, Shooting and archery. Israel set of PMK 11 diff. special pmks for shooting contests by Gadna (Youth Corps) for years 1959-60, 1962-66, 1968, 1970-71, 1973, one cover lightly wrinkled, no cachets MB 5.00 213 ** Skating (figure) and Ice Dancing Chmps Hungary #1491, cat. *8.00 MB 3.00 219 ** Skating, skiing, ice hockey, Manama Sapporo 1972 Michel 562-9A perf E 3.00 220 ** Skating, skiing, etc. Fujeira Michel 349-55B imperf Sapporo 1972 E 3.00 221 * Skiing. France 322, F-VF, LH Cat 10.00 222 FDC Skiing, gymnastics, etc. Czechoslovakia #955-7, 1092-3, 1096, 1217-13, 1367-8, 1371-2 (5 items), all each, 3 reg'd, 3 addr E 3.00 223 ** Skiing. Poland #1046-8, 1046a-8a (NH), * 1049 (LH), cat. $9.25 MB 5.00 224 FDC Skiing, skating, sailing, etc. #389-92, cacheted, addr MB 5.5Q 225 C Skiing. Jugoslavia 1983 Olympic tax stamps, one normal, one light blue shade w/Zagreb pict pmk on cacheted cover MB 2.00 226 C Skiing. Romania 1984 Brasov "Cupa Teleferic" slogan pmk on each cover MB 3.00 227 FDC Skiing, ice hockey, etc. Togo #369-71 part set on cacheted cover MB l.OO

161 223 ** Skiing, Fujeira Olympic 1976 "Pro Olympic" design error Michel 1338-42 E 4.00 229 ** Ski jumping. Manama Sapporo 72 sheetlet E 2.00 230 * Soccer. France 349 F-VF, LH Cat 12. SO 231 ** Soccer. Mexico 1936 World Soccer 5v and C souv. sheet, also Israel 1985 pmk "FIFA Preliminary World Cup Games on cover, vf E 2.00 232 PMK Soccer. Mexico #C372-73 with FD pmk in Philatelic Agency folder E 2.50 233 ** Soccer. Nicaragua C297 s/s of four E 2.00 234 ** Soccer. N. Korea Espana 82, 6v + s/s MB 4.50 235 ** Soccer. N. Korea Espana 82 "Winners" 2v. + s/s MB wa •_,*_• 236 ** Soccer. Cuba Espana 32 s/s MB 2.00 237 PC Soccer. W. Germany 1 July 19S6 special pmk on illustrated souvenir card in color issued for Mexico 86 finals MB 2.00 238 FDIC Soccer. #205-6, New Hebrides #116-17 World Cup 1966, cacheted, addr MB 3. 00 239 PC Soccer, boxing, track & field, etc. FD Russia #4950-54 each on separate maximum card w/runner pmk (5 items) MB 2.50 240 FDC Soccer. Peru #647-54 in two block on two covers w/diff cachets E 3.50 241 FDC Soccer. Peru #774 Espana 82, cacheted E 2.50 242 C Soccer. Great Britain 19B6 World Cup slogans from Canterbury and Medway & Maidstone, addr (2 items) MB l.OO 243 C Soccer. Great Britain 1986 Milk Cup Final, F.A. Cup Final, Wimbledon, Plymouth ?t Argyle, addr (4 items) MB 1.50 244 FDC Soccer, badminton. Colombia #325-6 each E 1.50 245 C Soccer. Israel Lcd-Moskau special flight reg'd, addr, cacheted 4.7.56 for Pre— Olympic Games, 7 backstamps MB 6.00 246 C Soccer. Israel special flight 3.6.1970 with "Israel in Mexico 70" large vignette added, green stamp "Israel-Sweden 1:1" reg'd, addr, Mexico 70 soccer ball bkstmp MB 5.00 247 FDC Soccer. Hungary #C316-23 on two each reg'd, addr covers (i972 Delaunay Cup), #2530 s/s each cover (Argentina 78) MB 3.00 248 ** Soccer (stadium) French Equatorial Africa C42 imperf sheet margin single, vf, nh E 10.OO 249 ** Soccer. Oman 1968 Olympic IB value perf, imperf, and imperf 3" x 4" sheetlet E 6.00 250 FDC Soccer. Bolivia 469-70, C247-B cacheted E 4.00 251 C Soccer. Israel #361 on 1970, reg'd c\/r Israeli team leaving Lod airport for Mexico 70 w/private sheetlet label, addr E 2.00 252 FDC Soccer. Great Britain 465, addr, no each E 1.00 253 FDC Soccer, volleyball, etc. Monaco #1221-24 on two cacheted covers MB 2.00 254 ** Soccer, basketball. New Zealand BSOa-la Cat 18.00

162 255 C Sport Aid. Great Britain 1986 slogan from Birmingham, Isle of Man "The Race Against Time/I Ran the World" handstamp,•«. j « addressed, no cachets (2 items) M* 50 3. 256 ** Soccer, Chad 1970 s/s E 50 257 ** Soccer, Fujeira Munich 1974, Michel 1391-1400, Blocks 142-3A E 10. 00 258 ** Soccer, Fujeira Michel 1391-1400 each in imperf sheetlets E 14. 00 259 ** Soccer, Fujeira Mich. 718-23 Soccer stars E 3. OO 260 C Soccer, Israel special flight cover to Rangoon 1972 for Pre-Olympic Games, descriptive cachet incl Olympic rings, reg'd, addressed MB o.OO 261 C Sport for All. Great Britian 197B Newton Aycliffe Prince of Wales Visit pmk each. Isle of Man "Year of Sport" 1985 slogans from Douglas, Peel, Ramsey, all addressed (4 items) MB 1.50 262 C South-East Asia Games (1979) Indonesia #1056-8 each on legal-sized cover with add'l rubber stamped marking "SEA Games X" one pmk'd Sept. 21 (first day of games) another Sept. 30 (last day), each cover with diff cachet showing various sports incl tennis, baseball, etc. E 4.00 263 FDC Sports (various) Canada #472, 500, 623, 629, 632, 644 on four cacheted covers and one special Pan-Am Games post card MB 2.00 264 FDC Sports (various) Canada #472, 623, 629, 644, 834 on four covers and one post card, all cacheted MB 2.00 265 C Sports (various) cycling, auto racing, skiing, etc. 25 diff USA special pmks, most unaddressed, no cachets E 8.00 266 C, Sports (various) Austria, 16 diff pmks PC few with cachets E 5.00 267 PS Sports (various) Japan skiing, archery, water polo, 3 diff unused postal cards E 1.00 268 VttV* Stadium. Israel Jewish National Fund set of three labels for 3rd maccabiade E l.OO 269 FDIC Swimming, cycling, etc. Canada #629-32 on two cacheted covers MB 1.00 270 ** Swimming, fencing, cycling, etc. 1962 (6v.> Portuguese India unlisted issue E 2.00 271 C Swimming. Jersey 1986 Lions Club Swimarathcn slogan pmk. addr MB .50 272 ** Swimmng. Nicaragua 720 s/s of 4 E ' 2. SO 273 M Swimming. USA (Atlantic City, NJ) / "New Year 'Round Pool" shows swimmers dated 1965 on piece good impression E 1.00 274 t* Swimming. Fujeira Munich '72 USA Winners E l.OO 275 ** Table Tennis. N. Korea, 2 diff sets E 3.00

163 !76 FDC Table Tennis. Great Britain. 12 Jan C 1977 Birmingham P'O each, 26 Mar 1977 34 World Champs each w/spec pmk and Colman Foods imprint on cover, addr MB 2.00 ' 277 * Tennis, soccer, track, etc. Russia #559-68 F-VF, NH, 4K gum disturbance Cat 133.00 278 M Tennis. Great Britain (London) 1940 "Slazengers Lawn Tennis Balls Wimbledon's Choice" nice impression on piece E 7.00 279 C Tennis. Monaco 1986 International Chmps pict pmk on addressed cover, no cachet E 2.50 280 C Tennis. Argentina 1985 Sports Day special pmk on cacheted cover E 2.00 2B1 PC Tennis. Italy 19B4 Torre del Greco, Under—14 Championships, cacheted, unaddr E 1.50 282 c Tennis. France 19B6 Roland Garros slogan pmk on addressed cover, no cachet E l.OO 283 M Tennis. Netherlands 1986 meter "Pinguin Sports" shows penguin holding racquet, on piece E 1.00 284 FD(C Tennis. Poland #2472, each, special pmk E 2.00 285 PC Tennis. France slogan pmk from Sennecey le Grand, 1984, unaddressed E 1.00 286 M Tennis. France "F.F.T. Ligue Lorraine de Tennis" 1935 meter from Nancy on piece E 1.50 287 PS Tennis. USSF; 1984 stamped envelope shows male tennis player, unused E 2.00 2S8 PS Tennis. Poland 1984 special pmk from Katowice showing tennis ball, unaddr E 2.00 289 M Tennis. Great Britain 1986 "The Nabisco Wightman Cup 1986" London meter on cover, addressed MB 2.00 290 FC Tennis. Photo card of courts by the sea, Deauville, France, used to USA, wrinkled on one side MB 2.00 291 V Tennis. USA "Hinds Honey and Almond Cream To Relieve Windburn" (ca 1915) shews female player in long skirt, no gum E 2.50 292 C, Tennis. Turkey 1963 special pmk on cover PS and Poland 19B4 Grand Prix on postal card MB 2.50 293 C, Tennis. Great Britain 1977 Edinburgh FD, FDC Wimbledon Centenary 1977 pmk, each, addr MB 2.00 294 FDC Tennis, soccer. New Caledonia #325, 326 soccer cachet E 2.50 295 FDC Tennis, golf, sailing, etc. French Polynesia #C74-7 on two cacheted covers E 12. OO 296 FDC Tennis, basketball, fencing, etc. Bulgaria #1157-62, cacheted E 3.00 297 FDC Tennis, basketball, fencing, etc. Bulgaria #1157-62 imperfs, cacheted, addr E 7.00 298 FDC Tennis, baseball, etc. Colombia #C414-6 cacheted E 3.00 299 FDC Tennis. Iran #1789-94, cacheted E 4.00 300 FDC Tennis, basketball, etc. Indonesia #1001-3, cacheted E 3.50

164 301 FDC Tennis, hurdles. South Korea #876-7, tennis player cachet 302 FDC Tennis, golf, etc. Jamaica #465-70 short set, cacheted E 2..00 303 FDC Tennis, sailing, etc. Barbados #357-61 cacheted E 3.00 304 FDC Tennis, etc. Australia #772-5, cacheted E 4.00 305 FDC Tennis, basketball, etc. Lebanon #415-7, C385—7, C387a pmk "Beyrouth 23.1.64" on two covers, one cacheted E 10. 00 306 FDC Tennis, soccer. Luxembourg #474 no each E 5.00 307 FDC Tennis, soccer. Netherlands #513-4 each E 1.50 308 FDC Tennis. New Zealand #Ee5-6, cacheted E 1.00 309 FDC Tennis, golf, basketball, etc. Grenada #950-58 on two cacheted covers E 4.00 310 FDC Tennis, golf. Nauru #285-96,two each c-jr CT 10. OO 311 FDC Tennis, basketball, etc. Nicaragua #1366-72, 1984 Olympics on two each cvrs. E 4.00 312 FDC Tennis, basketball, baseball, etc. Nicaragua #717-29, C296-308, RA60 on two legal-sized cacheted addressed covers E 25.00 *13 FDC Tennis, etc. Guatemala #C171-6, cacheted, addr, small tear at top E 25.00 314 FD Tennis, sailing, etc. #1485-86 on cacheted post card E l.SO 315 FD Tennis, basketball, etc. Salvador #C410-27 in official four page commemor­ ative folder with each stamp receiving the FDI postmark E 7.00 316 FDC Tennis, soccer, etc. Papua & New Guinea #225-7, cacheted E 2.00 317 FDC Tennis. Ryukyus 1968, pict pmk, each E l.OO 318 FDC Tennis, golf, basketball, etc. Samoa #592-9, cacheted E 3.50 319 FDC Tennis, soccer. Vanuatu 19B5 Interna­ tional Youth Year, cacheted E 4.00 320 FDC Tennis, etc. Turkey #1897 S/S, cacheted E 2.00 321 FDC Tennis, basketball, etc. Thailand #442-9 on two cacheted covers E 4.00 322 FDC Tennis, basketball, etc. Thailand #870-73, cacheted E 2.00 323 FDC Tennis, swimming, etc. #481-3 part set on cacheted cover E 1.50 324 FDC Tennis, etc. #C333-5 Tokyo Olympic cacheted E 7.50 325 C Tennis. USA (New York) Avon Champion­ ships, March 21, 1979, Navratilova shown on Smith Sports Silk Cachet E 2.00 326 C Tennis. USA (New York) Colgate Grand , Masters, Jan. 10, 1979, McEnroe shown on Smith Sports Silk Cachet E 2.00 327 FDC Tennis. Japan #1095, tennis player each MB l.OO 328 C. Tennis. France, Asnieres (favor cancel) PC 1980, Chateauroux 1985, Grenoble 1982, Meung sur Loire 1985 pmks, addr (4 items) E 2.SO

165 329 C Tennis. Great Britain 1960-61 Wimbledon pmks, addr E 2.00 330 C Tennis. Great Britain 1962-63 Wimbledon pmks, addr E 2.00 331 C Tennis. Great Britain 1964-65 Wimbledon pmks, addr E 2.00 332 C Tennis. Great Britain 1968-69 Wimbledon pmks, addr (one folded at bottom) E 2.00 333 C Tennis. Great Britain 1970-72 Wimbledon pmks, addr (3 items) E 2.00 334 C Tennis. Great Britain 1973-75 Wimbledon pmks, addr (3 items) E 2.00 335 C, Tennis. Great Britain 1974 Rothman's PC Trophy Tennis Torquay, 1972 Leamington Spa (2 items) addr E 2.00 336 C, Tennis. Italy 1979 Palermo Davis Cup, PC 1930 Perugia, cachet 1978 for 25th Int'l Tennis Championship, Roma Filatelico E 2.00 337 ** Tennis. New Zealand B85a-86a, ink mark on gum side in selvage of E86a, doesn't affect appearance of front E 3.00 338 FDC Tennis. USA U569 of 1974, Aristrocrat cachet on legal sized #10 size envelope E! 2.00 339 ** Track & Field. Hungary #C261. cat. *10 MB 3.00 340 FDC Track & Field. Czechoslovakia #642-4 reg'd, addr, cacheted MB 4.00 341 C Track S< Field. Czechoslovakia #642-4 reg'd, addr, 23.8.1957, few light stains E 2.00 342 FDC Track & Field. Great Britain #952-5 (hurdling) London 12 Auq, cachet, addr E 2.00 343 C Track & Field. Israel 1986 special pmk Tiberias Marathon, addr, reg'd, privately handmade cachet MB 1.50 344 C Track & Field. Israel 1953 4th Maccabiah torch runner cachet, addr, one reg'd Kfar Hamaccabiah special pmk, other Ramat Gan stadium pmk (2 items) MB 2.00 345 FDC Track i< Field. Poland #1079-e6 on four each covers with javelin thrower pmk E 2.00 346 PMK Track & Field. Israel #78 w/tab affixed to special commemorative page with 20.9.53 Ramat Gan pmk showing track/flags MB 2.50 347 FDC Track, swimming, cycling. Great Britain 1970 Commonwealth Games, pmk Stevenage, Herts, cacheted E 1.00 348 PC Track (hurdler) Great Britain Duke of Edinburgh's Award Recreation 25p repro­ duction on PH0 54(d) unused E .50 349 C Track. Papua & New Guinea #153, 156, 176-77 on addr small postally used cover E 3.00 350 FDC Track (cachet) Philippines #847 MB 2.00 351 FDC Track 8< Field. Rep. of China #1578-81 cacheted, javelin thrower postmark MB 1.00

166 FDC Various. India #550. 590-2 (cricket). 443 (field hockey), 457 (wrestling), 650 (table tennis) each, unaddr. Each has two staple marks on end opposite stamps * \E*/., N2.pO 353 ** Volleyball, cycling, etc. N. Korea 1964 V P Olympics, 5v. perf and imperf sets MB B.OO 354 ** Volleyball. Oman 1968 Olympics, perf !< imperf and mini—sheetlet E 6.00 355 FDIC Volleyball. Peru #771 Chmps 1982, each E 2.50 356 PC Volleyball. Italy 1978 Men's Champion­ ships, 6 diff machine pmks each on a separate addressed post card MB 12.OO 357 ** Volleyball. Oman 1968 Olympic 1 fiiyal perf and imperf 3" x 4" sheetlet E 6.00 358 C Volleyball. Israel 19B6 Standing Volley ball for the Disabled, pmk and cachet MB 2.00 359 C Wrestling. Turkey #1217, 1218 ::2 with 1, 2, 3 June 1957 (6 strikes, 2 for each day) World Freestyle chmps, Istanbul, no cachet MB 4.50 SPI DONATED MATERIAL 360 C AMERIPEX. Israel (7v> cr.ch or; -Z-C^rate cover with special postmark, cacheted E 361 C Statue of Liberty. Israel special pmk 4.5.1986 on cover E ? 362 C Kennedy (John F.). Israel special cachet for Kennedy Memorial in Jerusalem with Israeli flag JNF label affixed E ? 363 FDC Cycling. USA #U597 one std size, one #10 envelope, cacheted (2 items) E 364 FDC Cycling. Spanish Guinea B55-57, each E ? 365 FDC Cycling. Poland 727-28, cacheted E ? 366 FDC Cycling. E. Germany 148-50, cacheted E ? 367 FDC Cycling. Czechoslovakia 796-97, each E 2 368 FDC Cycling. Canada 642. cacheted E ? 369 C Dog sled. USA 1975 Iditarod Trail Race, Nenana-Nome Diptheria Serum Run with special label affixed, one cacheted E 9 370 PC, Misc. assortment special pmks, view card, C incl meter, FDC, etc. (9 items) E 2 371 FDC Pan American Games, 1959. USA C56, Pemex cachet, addressed E 2 372 FDC Shooting (air—rifle) Guernsey 1975 special pmk, no cachet E ? 373 C Skating, speed. USA (Champaign-Urbana. 111.) 1975 slogan, also Brattleboro, VT 1975 Winter Carnival slogan (2 items) E 7 374 FDC Skating. Canada #559 one with cachet, one without, also Canada #490 curling with cachet (3 items) E •? 375 FDC Soccer, sailing, etc. Poland 535-38 each E 376 Mixture of USA and foreign on paper from SPI incoming mail includes airs, cDmmems, regulars, good variety, 14 ounces. E ?

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