Identified Athletes G-H-I

CC GER 1972 Huberti OG Mexico 1968 - M4- finalists parading after their race with gold medal winner GDR in foreground
CC GER 1972 Huberti OG Tokyo 1964 - GER M4+ crew, gold medal winner

CC GER 1972 WIKOE-VERLAG °Muenchen ruft° No. 75 - Dramatic fight for victory in the M4+ final at OG Los Angeles 1932

cc ger 1972 wikoe verlag muenchen ruft no. 75 dramatic fight for victory in the m4 final at og los angeles 1932

cc ger 1972 wikoe verlag muenchen ruft no. 75 dramatic fight for victory in the m4 final at og los angeles 1932 reverse

Translation:

The most dramatic final on the Olympic regatta course of Los Angeles: 200 m from the

finish line the Italian M4+ had a lead of one length when the German crew took a final

spurt to win the gold medal by a canvas.

CC GER 1972 WIKOE-Verlag °Muenchen ruft° No. 89 - OG Berlin 1936 - G. Schaefer (GER), M1X gold medal winner

CC GER 1976 AMERICANA MUENCHEN °Sport-Parade 1976° No. 149 - M1X World champion Peter Michael Kolbe (GER) on his way to the start

cc ger 1976 americana muenchen sport parade 1976 no. 149 world champion peter michael kolbe ger on his way to the start

cc ger 1976 americana muenchen sport parade 1976 no. 149 world champion peter michael kolbe ger on his way to the start reverse kopie

M1X gold medal:

ERC Moscow 1973, WRC Nottingham 1975, WRC Lake Karapiro 1978,

WRC Munich 1981, WRC Duisburg 1983, WRC Nottingham 1986

M1X silver medal:

OG Montreal 1976, OG Los Angeles 1984, OG Seoul 1988

CC GER 1976 AMERICANA MUENCHEN °Sport-Parade 1976° No. 150 - Sean Drea (IRL)

Sean Drea (IRL) won the Henley Royal Regatta Diamond Sculls three years in a row (1973-1975)

and the M1X silver medal at the WRC Nottingham 1975. At the Olympic regatta Montreal 1976

he came forth in the M1X final behind P. Karppinen (FIN), P.M. Kolbe (GER) and J. Dreifke (GDR).
CC GER 1984 Duplo °Olympia '84° No. 26 - OG Los Angeles (Peter-Michael Kolbe, GER)
CC GER 1996 - Deutsche Olympiakarten No. 42 - Thomas Lange (GDR & GER)

Thomas Lange was the M1X Olympic champion 1988 at Seoul and 1992 at Barcelona.

He won the M1X gold medal at the WRC 1987 Copenhagen, 1989 Bled and 1991 Vienna.

His first international title win was the M2X gold medal at the WRC 1987 Hazewinkel.

CC GER 1997 - Peter-Michael Kolbe (GER)

cc ger 1986 perter michael kolbe ger

M1X gold medal:

ERC Moscow 1973

WRC Nottingham 1975

WRC Lake Karapiro 1978

WRC Munich 1981

WRC Duidburg 1983

WRC Nottingham 1986

M1X silver medal:

OG Montreal 1976

OG Los Angeles 1984

OG Seoul 1988

WRC Bled 1979

WRC Copenhagen 1987

CC GER HERBA °Olympischer Sport° No. 57 - OG Montreal 1976 M1X final Karpinnen (FIN) versus Kolbe (GER)
CC GER HERBA °Olympischer Sport° No. 58 - OG Munich 1972 parade of M4+ final participants with gold medal winner crew GER in foreground
CC GER HERBA °Olympischer Sport° No. 59 - OG Rome M8+ crew GER (gold medal)
CC GRE 2003 No. 1-1-87 - M8+ GBR, gold medal winner OG Sydney 2000
CC GRE 2004 OG Athens - Karin Rutschow (GER), W1X gold medal winner
CC ITA (No. 200, issue date and manufacturer unknown) - W. Gunkel & J. Lucke, cox K.-D. Neubert (GDR), M2+ gold medal winners OG Munich 1972
CC ITA 1928 OG Amsterdam - M4+ gold medal winner crew ITA

G. Delise, G. d'Este, V. Perentin, N. Vittori, cox R. Petronio
CC ITA 1967 PANINI °Campioni dello Sport 1966-67° No. 185 - M4+ crew Falk Dongo
CC ITA 1968 BAGGIOLI EDITORE No. 155 OG Rome 1960 - victory ceremony for M2+ gold medal winner GER

Bernhard Knubel & Heinz Renneberg, cox Klaus Zerta
CC ITA 1968 PANINI °Campioni dello Sport 1967-68° No. 123 - Primo Baran & Renzo Sambo, cox Bruno Cipolla (ITA), M2+ gold medal winners ERC Copenhagen and M2+ Olympic champions OG Mexico 1968 Canottaggio M2+ D.F. Treviso°
CC ITA 1968 PANINI °Campioni dello Sport 1967-68° No. 124 - M4+ crew Corazzieri Roma (ITA)

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