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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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
Badge XII. Olympic, Lake Placid, Coca Cola. 01 Enamel, 05 yellow metal, pin
Autograph card, František Čapek – canoeist (2nd at the 1952 World Championships, 1st at the 1948 Olympics, 7-time national champion). Signed with a pen. Dated.
FDC Olympiade Sonderflug, 1964 – Wien – Tokio . Umschlag, Stempel, Briefmarke 2 x , nicht abgestempelt. 27. 9. 1964.
Signature card, Olga Davidová - Czechoslovak Olympian - track and field. Signed with a pen.
Signature card, Alena Danišová - Czechoslovak Olympian - gymnastics. Signed with a ballpoint pen.
Olympic badge, XIII Olympic Games, Lake Placid, USA, 1832-1980, small. 11 whitemetal. 14 flexible clasp (coiled spring), 01 enamel
Signature card, Jiří Škoda - Czechoslovak Olympian. Signed with a marker pen.
Signature card, Irena Svobodová - Czechoslovak Olympian - swimming. Signed with a marker pen.
Olympic badge, ADEM, PDF. 01 Enamel, 05 yellow metal, 01 pin soldered perpendicularly, bent at 90°
Signature card, Pavel Frinta – Greco-Roman wrestling, signed March 21, 1992. Signed with a ballpoint pen.
Enamel badge - Olympic rings. Material: 04 yellow metal, 01 enamel. Fastening: 08 foot.
Badge - Olympic, Lake Placid 1980 - hockey. Material: 11 white metal. 02 color. Fastening: coil clasp.