COLLECTIBLE PHOTOS
The history of sports photography dates back to the early 20th century, when pioneers began documenting sporting events with simple cameras. During the 20th century, sports photography developed as a genre in its own right. Despite technological limitations, photographers experimented with techniques such as motion freezing to better capture the dynamics of sport. This photographic discipline became a key tool for documenting sporting events, with images of famous athletes and their triumphs attracting media and public attention. With constant technological advances, sports photography has captured and shared the excitement and beauty of sporting events from local matches to the Olympic Games.
Bestsellers

Press photo, Jozef Golonka, ČTK Pictorial coverage by ČTK. Photo:Karel Novák

Press photo, Martina Navrátilová, ČTK. Two photographs taped together on the reverse. Stamp: Pictorial coverage by CTK.

Press photo, Tomáš Pospíchal - Bohemians Praha, 1983. Description on the reverse: ...at the moment when Pospíchal won the championship title with Bohemia, first from the left Zdeněk Svoboda. Stamp: photographer H. Slavik. no.: 38/11/1

Press photo, Jan Lala - SK Slavia Praha, autograph in pen. TOP 20/11/2 - 44 x 56

Press photo, Hana Mandlíková, ČTK. Photo Libor Hajský - ČTK 229502 - inscribed 70/95

Press photo, Arthur Ashe, CTK - pictorial coverage - 2777553-4. England tennis championships at Wimbledon. Description on reverse.

Press photo, Ivančík - Nitra, coaches, 1970. no.: 24/11/1.

Press photo, Johnny Leach in acacia- table tennis Large format. Photo File Copy. 1950. British Information service Prague.

Press photo, Zábrodský, Kasper, Nedrchal, 1960 . Large format. Photo (stamp) Petr Novák. From the match Sokolovo vs. RH Brno (3:3)