Collectors' Cards - ESP

CC ESP °Arraunketa° (Coastal rowing with fixed seats)
CC ESP 1932 SUCHARD series 39 °Sport Nautico° No. 5-7 + 9
CC ESP 1964 CROSAL °XVIII Olimpiada Tokio 1964° No. 138 (left) + 141 (right) - Victory ceremony for the M4+ gold medal winner crew GER

Egbert Hirschfelder, Joachim Werner, Berhard Britting & Peter Neusel (stroke),

cox Juergen Oehlke. Egbert Hirschfeler also won the M8+ Olympic gold medal

at the Mexico Games 1968.
CC ESP 1964 NESTLE °Los Juegos Olimpicos 1896-1964° cromo No. 142 OG Helsinki 1952 - M4+ gold medal winners J. Havlis, J. Jindra, K. Mejta, S. Lusk, cox M. Koranda) (TCH)

Gold medal: TCH 7:33,4

Silver medal SUI 7:36,5

Bronze medal: USA 7:37,0

CC ESP 1964 NESTLE °Los Juegos Olimpicos 1896-1964° cromo No. 227 OG Tokyo - M2- gold medal winners G. Hungerford & R. Jackson (CAN)

Gold medal: CAN 7:32,94

Silver medal : NED 7:33,40

Bronze medal: GER 7:38,63

Favoured by a lane that was less

effected by the head wind Hungerford

and Jackson managed to win Canada's

only victory of the 1964 Olympics.

CC ESP 1964 NESTLE °Los Juegos Olimpicos 1896-1964° cromo No. 229 OG Tokyo - The three M1X medal winners

Gold medal winner: Viatcheslav Ivanov (URS) 8:22,51 - in the centre

Silver medal winner: Achim Hill (GER) 8:26,24 - on the right

Bronze medal winner: Gottfried Kottmann (SUI) 8:29,68 - on the left

The photo originates from the book "XVIII. Olympische Sommerspiele Tokio 1964

(Burda-Verlag, Bildband Nr.4), p. 45
CC ESP 1964 NESTLE °Los Juegos Olimpicos 1896-1964° cromo No. 230 OG Tokyo - Oleg Tiurin & Boris Dobrovski (URS), M2X gold medal winners (designer's error M2- instead of M2X)

Gold medal: URS 7:10,66

Silver medal: USA 7:13,16

Bronze medal: TCH 7:14,23

CC ESP 1964 NESTLE °Los Juegos Olimpicos 1896-1964° cromo No. 231 OG Tokyo - M8+ gold medal winner USA

Gold medal: USA 6:18,23

(Joseph & Thomas Amlong,

Harold Budd, Emory Clark,

Stanley Cwiklinski, Hugh Foley,

William Knecht, William Stowe,

cox Robert Zimonyi)

Silver medal: GER 6:23,29

Bronze medal: CZE 6:25,11

CC ESP 1964 NESTLE °Los Juegos Olimpicos 1896-1964° cromo No. 232 OG Tokyo - M4- gold medal winner crew DEN (Erik Petersen, Knut Helmudt, Bjoern Hasloev & John Hansen)

       Gold medal:       DEN 6:59,30

       Silver medal:     GBR 7:00,47

       Bronze medal:   USA 7:01,37
CC ESP 1964 NESTLE °Los Juegos Olimpicos 1896-1964° cromo No. 233 OG Tokyo - M4+ gold medal winner crew E. Hirschfelder, J. Werner, B. Britting & P. Neusel, cox J. Oelke (GER)

Gold medal: GER 7:00,44

Silver medal: ITA 7:02,84

Bronze medal: NED 7:06,46
CC ESP 1964 NESTLE °Los Juegos Olimpicos 1896-1964° cromo No. 88 OG Amsterdam 1928 - M2+ gold medal winners Hans & Karl Schoechlin, cox Hans Bourquin (SUI)

A final of two brothers against two brothers

Gold medal: SUI       7:42,6 (Hans & Karl Schoechlin, cox Hans Bourquin)

Silver medal: FRA     7:48,4 (Armand & Edouard Marcelle, cox Henri Préaux)

Bronze medal: BEL   -------   (Léon Flament, Francois de Coninck, cox Georges Anthony)

The time of the Belgian crew is irrelevant as the course allowed only two boats abreast.
CC ESP 1964 NESTLE °Olympic Games 1896-1964° cromo No. 23 OG Paris 1900 - M4+ gold medal winner

There were two different M4+ finals at OG Paris 1900 - the first final was won by FRA (Cercle de l'Aviron de Roubaix); the second final by GER (Germania RC Hamburg)
CC ESP 1968 Lit. S. Dura - Valencia No. 146 °Cambridge°
CC ESP CROMO REPRESENTADO Remo-Regatas No. 107 - Skiff un remero, °Single-scull°
CC ESP CROMO REPRESENTADO Remo-Regatas No. 108 - Regata de ocho remeros en punta con timonel
CC ESP Enciclopedia Deportiva No. 224 °Regatas a remo°
CC ESP Pictogram REMO (as stamp ESP 1995 June 2nd)