Collectors' Cards S-T-U
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CC USA 1992 - US Hopefuls No. 58 Stephanie Maxwell-Pierson, W2- bronze medal winner OG Barcelona
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CC USA 1993 - World University Games Buffalo, July 8th-18th
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CC USA 1996 OG Atlanta °Izzy competes for the Gold° No. 15 of 24 Collector Pin-Cards
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CC USA 1996 Olympicard °Crew°
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CC USA 1998 Sports Illustrated for Kids No. 711 - Sarah Garner (USA), LW1X gold medal winner WRC 1997 Aiguelebette
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CC USA 2000 Sports Illustrated for Kids No. 912 - Chris Ahrens (USA), gold medal winner M4+ WRC 1995 Tampere, M8+ WRC 1997-1999, Olympic champion M8+ 2004 OG Athens
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CC USA 2011 CHOICE SPORTSCARDS No. 38 - Caroline Lind (USA), eight times W8+ gold medal winner 2006 - 2014
W8+ gold medal winner
WRC Eton 2006
WRC Munich 2007
OG Beijing 2008
WRC Poznan 2009
WRC Bled 2011
OG London 2012
WRC Chungju 2013
WRC Amsterdam 2014
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CC USA 2012 TOPPS Olympic cards of Mary Whipple, cox of the U.S. W8+
Mary Whipple won a silver medal at the OG Athens 2004 and a gold medal at the OG
Beijing 2008 and also at the OG London 2012 as the cox of the U.S. W8+
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CC USA 2012 TOPPS U.S: Olympic team Rowing gold card No. 57 - Susan Francia
Susan Francia (USA) won the W8+ gold medal at the OG Beijing 2008
and at the OG London 2012
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CC USA 2015 - Dani Hansen US ROWING national team
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CC USA 2019 STARBUCKS COFFEE COMPANY "Boston"
The Head of the Charles Regatta at Boston
is the world's largest 3-day rowing event.
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CC USA AIRBUCKLE BROs.°Sports and Pastimes of all Nations° No. 2 England
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CC USA Bufford Boston C.L. Wood & Co. °Lost his row-locks, but bound to win°
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CC USA Bufford Boston Marshall Nay Clothier and Hatter No. 444 °Coming in°
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CC USA Bufford Boston No. 419 Marshall Nay Clothier and Hatter °Practice for the race°
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CC USA Bufford Boston No. 444 °THE END OF THE RACE - A PUT UP JOB°
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CC USA Bufford Boston No. 444 CAPT. L.W. GOODSELL - sail and row boats, to let - °The Bar across the River°
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CC USA RATHBONE, SARD & CO. (comic drawing)
.JPG)
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CC USA Walter Hoover (USA), Henley Royal Regatta Diamond Sculls winner 1922 #Coll. KA#
Walter M. Hoover (Duluth BC, Minnesota)
In 1922, one day after winning the Philadelphia Gold Challenge Cup
(the single sculls championship trophy) Walter Hoover embarked for
England to compete at the Henley Royal Regatta. He won two heats
advancing to defeat England's Jack Beresford in the final. Hoover
was the second American to win the race, and the first in 22 years.
After retiring as a competitive sculler in 1928, Hoover coached rowers
from the Detroit Boat Club. In 1956, he was the coach of the U.S.
Olympic rowing team's small boats. His five teams won two gold
medals (M2-, M2+), two silver medals (M2X, M4-) and one bronze
medal (M1X) at the Olympic regatta in Melbourne.