PRINTED MATERIALS
Printed matter is a general term for a printed product,[ usually a paper document, produced by some kind of printing process. Typically, printed matter refers to documents carrying information in text, images, notes, etc.: books, magazines, newspapers, brochures, pamphlets, price lists, etc. On the other hand, printed matter, wallpaper, etc. are not considered to be printed matter. In a narrower sense, the term is used only for documents produced by mechanical printing.
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Athlete’s Registration Card, Volleyball 1962. Spartak Dejvice, Prague 6. Number: 30751, Czechoslovak Physical Education Union. Number of pages: 6.
Media Guide 2001 IIHF WCH, team USA. Comprehensive information about Team USA. Number of pages: 42. 42.
Senate election leaflet, 1998, Augustin Bubník – ice hockey legend, 1949 ice hockey world champion
Sport a Hry newspaper, No. 41, the Great Pardubice Steeplechase – winner Burgham, 1907, published on 6 November 1907. All-Sports Illustrated Weekly – Official organ of 101 associations. Volume VI. Pages: 368–376. Number of pages: 8
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An authentic newspaper clipping with photograph documenting award of Ballon d'Or (Golden Ball) to Josef Masopust from prestigious French publication France Football.
Sport a Hry newspaper, No. 33, 1st Karlín Memorial, 1907, published on 11 September 1907. All-sports Illustrated Weekly – Official organ of 101 associations. Volume VI. Pages: 301–308 Number of pages: 8
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Athlete’s classification card, Association for Cooperation with the Armed Forces. Number of pages: 16. Only personal details have been filled in.
Advertising leaflet – price list for bicycles, tennis rackets, footballs, skates and sports equipment, the Potůček brothers, Prague, Spálená Street, 1904. 4 pages
The newspaper Sport a Hry, No. 54, featuring the line-up of S. K. Slavia Prague as they played against MAC, and S. K. Plzeň, who played against FC Nuremberg, published on 1 February 1904. All-Sports Illustrated Weekly – Official organ of 78 associations. Volume II. Pages: 408–419 Number of pages: 16
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Sport a Hry newspaper, Nos. 49–50, Sport a Hry Cup ice hockey matches – SK Slavia v. SK Smíchov and ČLTK v. SK Smíchov, published on 13 January 1904. All-Sports Illustrated Weekly – Official organ of 77 associations. Volume II. Pages: 390–398 Number of pages: 8
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Legitimace účatníka vysokoškolské tělesné výchovy, sportu a her. Masarykova Universita Brno. 1931/1932.
Receipt for 5 Kč, Plzeň District of Sokol, Plzeň. Handwritten note. 23 May 1923
ČSLH – Czech Ice Hockey Association, Compliments, signature
Sport a Hry newspaper, No. 29, Rud. Wejruba – Bohemia represented with dignity at the World Championships. Published on 25 August 1903. All-Sports Illustrated Weekly – Official organ of 73 associations. Volume II. Number of pages: 8
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Promotional leaflet, Ice Hockey, International Coaching Seminar, 9–11 April 1999. Füssen, Germany. A six-page leaflet, containing a registration form for those interested.
Sport a Hry newspaper, No. 2, by Gustav Frištenský. Published on 4 March 1903. All-Sports Illustrated Weekly – Official organ of 73 associations. Volume II. Number of pages: 8
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Sport a Hry newspaper, No. 24, ‘The First Imperial Fours in Austria’. Published on 22 July 1903. All-Sports Illustrated Weekly – Official organ of 73 associations. Volume II. Number of pages: 8
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