Collectors' Cards - GBR
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CC GBR 1902 OGDEN'S CIGARETTES Tabs General Interests series No. 63 - St.-George Ash (GBR), M1X bronze medal winner OG Paris 1900
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CC GBR 1902 OGDEN'S Guinea Gold Cigarettes New Series No. 302 °Cambridge at full speed°
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CC GBR 1902 OGDEN'S Guinea Gold Cigarettes New Series No. 303 °Cambridge "easy"°
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CC GBR 1902 OGDEN'S Guinea Gold Cigarettes New Series No. 304 °Oxford launching their boat°
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CC GBR 1902 OGDEN'S Guinea Gold Cigarettes New Series No. 305 °Cambridge bringing out the boat°
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CC GBR 1902 OGDEN'S Guinea Gold Cigarettes New Series No. 306 °Cambridge after a trial spin°
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CC GBR 1902 OGDEN'S Guinea Gold Cigarettes New Series No. 307 °Cambridge launching their boat°
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CC GBR 1902 OGDEN'S Guinea Gold Cigarettes New Series No. 308 °A spin by Cambridge°
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CC GBR 1902 OGDEN'S Guinea Gold Cigarettes New Series No. 309 °The Oxford coach giving instructions°
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CC GBR 1902 OGDEN'S Guinea Gold Cigarettes New Series No. 310 °Cambridge ready to embark°
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CC GBR 1902 OGDEN'S Guinea Gold Cigarettes New Series No. 311 °Oxford "all easy"°
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CC GBR 1902 OGDEN'S Guinea Gold Cigarettes New Series No. 312 °Cambridge housing their boat°
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CC GBR 1902 OGDEN'S Guinea Gold Cigarettes New Series No. 313 °Oxford ready to embark°
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CC GBR 1902 OGDEN'S Guinea Gold Cigarettes New Series No. 314 °Oxford at full speed°
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CC GBR 1902 OGDEN'S Guinea Gold Cigarettes New Series No. 315 °Cambridge after a fast spin°
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CC GBR 1902 OGDEN'S Tabs General Interest No. 67 - The Pennsylvania Crew practising at Henley°
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CC GBR 1902 WILL'S Cigarettes °Wingfield Sculls° °Vanity Fair° 2nd series No. 48 - Mr. Guy Nickalls (1866-1935)
M8+ gold medal winner OG London 1908 at the age of 4223 victories at Henley Royal Regatta 1885-1907, among them Diamond Sculls 1888-1890 and 1893-1894
Winner of the Wingfield Sculls 1887-1889
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CC GBR 1907 MITCHELL'S CIGARETTES °Sculling°
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CC GBR 1910 GALLAHER'S CIGARETTES °English & Scotch Views° No. 73 - Henley Regatta
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CC GBR 1912 PEARKS TEA °Sports° No. 3 °Sculling°
The text °After 36 years
England regained the
Championship 1912° re-
fers to Ernest Barry's win
of the Professional World
Sculling Championship
on July 29th 1912 when
he beat the title holder
Richard Arnst (NZL) on
the Thames (Putney to
Mortlake).