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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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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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Sports calendar (fold-out), supplement to *Stadion* magazine, 2001. Number of pages: (A3)
Sport a Hry newspaper, No. 26, Report on the 1st athletics competition organised by S. K. Čechie Karlín. Published on 24 July 1907. All-Sports Illustrated Weekly – Official organ of 101 associations. Volume VI. Number of pages: 8
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Brochure: 100 Years of Organised Cycling in Kolín, 1895–1995. Number of pages: 16
Sport a Hry newspaper, No. 47, W. A. C., the championship team from Vienna. Published December 30, 1903. All-Sports Illustrated Weekly—Official Organ of 77 Associations. Volume VI. Pages: 373–380. Number of pages: 8
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Sport a Hry newspaper, No. 40, Budapest Torna Club. Published November 11, 1903. All-Sports Illustrated Weekly—Official Organ of 74 Associations. Volume VI. Pages: 318–324. Number of pages: 8
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Sport a Hry newspaper, No. 48, Sport a Hry Cup Ice Hockey Matches, published January 6, 1904. All-Sports Illustrated Weekly—Official Organ of 77 Associations. Volume II. Pages: 381–388. Number of pages: 8
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Sport a Hry newspaper, No. 10, “From the Matches Between S. K. Slavia and Racing Cl. de Bruxelles,” published on October 2, 1907. All-Sports Illustrated Weekly—Official Organ of 101 Associations. Volume VI. Pages: 327–334. Number of pages: 8
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The Minister of Defense awards the Golden Linden Medal to Josef Masopust, February 9, 2001. No. 074. Signed by the Minister. Preserved in a satin folder.
Commemorative Certificate—recognition of ten years of successful work within the international PORTAS association, Josef Masopust, Portas Deutschland, 2006. Signed by the leadership.
Sport a Hry newspaper, No. 13, Viktoria vs. Civil Service F.C., 1913. All-Sports Illustrated Weekly—Official Organ of 98 Associations. Volume XII, No. 13. Prague, April 1, 1913. On page 167: “A Glorious Day for Viktoria,” Viktoria vs. the Civil Service/Slavia combined team. Number of pages: 12
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Sport a Hry newspaper, No. 14, Sparta vs. Kolín, 1913. All-Sports Illustrated Weekly—Official Organ of 98 Associations. Volume XII, Issue 14. Prague, April 8, 1913. On page 167 of the front page: From the Sparta vs. Kolín match, Kolín’s goalkeeper makes a save. Number of pages: 12
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