FDC
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FDC TUN 2010 Aug. 14th - Youth Olympic Games Singapore (pictogram)
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FDC UAE 2021 Dec. 27th - Emirates sport in 50 years
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FDC UKR 2008 Jan. 26th - OG Beijing
MI MS 936-39
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FDC UNO Geneva 2016 July 22nd °Sport for Peace°
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FDC URS 1978 March 24th - OG Moscow
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FDC URS 1990 June 14th - registered letter Goodwill Games Seattle (USA)
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FDC URU 1975 Jan. 27th - centenary of Montevideo RC
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FDC URU 1996 Oct. 1st - Eduardo G. Risso (URU), M1X silver medal winner OG London 1948
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FDC URU 2001 Febr. 28th - centenary of Club Remeros Paysandu
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FDC URU 2008 July 22nd - OG Beijing
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FDC URU 2021 July 14th OG Tokyo 2020
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FDC USA 1967 Nov. 2nd
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FDC USA 1979 Sept. 28th
The stamp was withdrawn from sale on March 11th, 1980 due to the U.S.
boycott of the Olympic Games 1980 at Moscow. It was re-released on
Aug. 4th, 1980 "to honour the fine men and women of the U.S. Olympic
team who had sacrificed months and years of training" (quotation of
postmaster General William F. Bolger)
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FDC USA 1996 May 2nd Washington - OG Atlanta
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FDC USA 2022 May 13th Philadelphia - "Women's Rowing" (illustrated cover with drawing of a W1X)
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FDC USA 2022 May 13th Philadelphia - "Women's Rowing" (illustrated cover with drawing of a W8+)
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FDC USA 2022 May 13th Philadelphia "Women's Rowing" (8 different items)
SC 5694 
SC 5695 
SC 5696 
SC 5697 
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FDC VOL 1976 March 25th - OG Montreal
MI SS 41 -
FDC YEM 1980 May 1st SS °World Jambouree° (Lord Baden-Poweel and rower with strange rigger construction)
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FDC YUG 1966 March 1st WRC Bled
