OLYMPIC
The 1896 Summer Olympics, officially known as the I Olympiad Games (Greek: Αγῶνες τῆς Ι Ολυμπιάδος), was a sporting competition held in Athens, Greece from 6 to 15 April 1896. It was the first international Olympic Games held in the modern era. Since Ancient Greece was the cradle of the Ancient Greek Olympic Games, it was considered the best choice for the first edition to hold this competition in Athens. Therefore, Athens was unanimously chosen as the host city during a congress organised by Pierre de Coubertin, a French educator and historian.
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An archive card from the prestigious GDR edition of the 1952 Helsinki Olympic Games, dedicated to Aleksandra Tchudinova – one of the world’s finest female track and field athletes of her time. Image 35 of a series of 100 images
Olympia Helsinki collector’s card, 1952, 4 × 100 m, USSR, USA, Hungary, Image 22. Series of 100 images
Olympia Helsinki collector’s card, 1952, Begzjanzewa, Romaschkowa, Dumbodse, Image 41. Series of 100 pictures
Olympic 1932 postcard, Los Angeles, women’s 4 × 100 m relay, 122. Collection No. 6, image No. 122, group 23.
Vinatge card Olympia 1932, Los Angeles, Mc Naughton, 43. Sammelwerk Nr. 6, Bild Nr. 43, Gruppe 20.
Vintage collectible card 1932, Los Angeles, Olga Jordan, 166. Sammelwerk Nr. 6, Bild Nr. 116, Gruppe 23.
UEFA European Football Championship 2012 Mug - Plland - Ukraine. Sublimation-printed porcelain.
UEFA European Football Championship 2012 Mug - Plland - Ukraine. Sublimation-printed porcelain.
Lillehammer 1994 Olympic mug. Sublimation-printed porcelain. Porsgrund, Norway.
Photo: Youth Soccer Match – MV ČSTV Prague vs. ČSR B – Pre-match at Strahov
Black-and-white photo by ČTK, Rome Olympics, 1960 – construction. From the preparations for the Olympics – a view of the Olympic Village and the highway. Description on the reverse: No. 121402 10
Autograph card, Josef Dusil – Czechoslovak Olympian, canoeing. Signed in pen
Autograph card, Petr Drozda – Czechoslovak Olympian, wrestling. Signed in pen. Dated
Autograph card, Milan Doleček – Czechoslovak Olympian, rowing. Signed in pen. Dated
Olympic pin, Lake Placid 1980, hockey. 11 mm, yellow metal. 14 mm, spring clasp (coiled spring), 01 mm enamel
FDC Olympiade Sonderflug, 1964 – Wien – Tokio . Umschlag, Stempel, Briefmarke 2 x , nicht abgestempelt. 27. 9. 1964.