Identified Athletes G-H-I
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PC USA 1932 OG Los Angeles - M8+ ITA, silver medal winner
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Plaque GER WRC St. Catharine's 1970 - M4+ gold medal winner crew GER
Peter Berger (stroke), Hans-Joachim Faerber,
Gerhard Auer, Alois Bierl, cox Stefan Vonken
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PM GER 2008 May 26th - blue meter mark IMOS with portrait of Kathrin Boron (GER), Olympic and World champion
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PM ITA 2014 Oct. 3rd + Oct. 4th Como - centenary of Giuseppe Sinigaglia's win of the Diamond Sculls at Henley
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PM SWE 1912 July 19th (day of finals) OG Stockholm #Coll. JE#
This postcard bears the signature of Rudolf
Fickeisen (GER) who won the M4+ gold medal
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Poster GER 1972 OG Munich (depicting the M8+ silver medal winner crew GER at OG Tokyo 1964)
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Print GBR - Hugh Benjamin Cotton, winner of the Boat Race 1892, 1893, 1894 and 1895 (reprint)
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Print GBR 1868 °The Race for the Championship of the Thames - the Start°
James Renforth (GBR) versus Harry Kelley (GBR) Nov. 17th, 1868
The umpire stands upright in the bow of an eight
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Print GBR 1908 °Vanity Fair° magazine - Raymond B. Etherington-Smith (GBR), M8+ gold medal winner OG London 1908, president of Cambridge University BC 1899, winner of the Boat Race 1899 + 1900 (reprint)
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Print GBR 1910 °The World° magazine - Duncan Mackinnon, M4- gold medal winner OG London 1908 and winner of the Boat Race 1909,1910 and 1911 for Oxford (reprint)
D. Mackinnon also won five times at Henley Royal regatta in various competitions -
Print GBR 1910 °The World° magazine - E. G. Williams, president of Cambridge University BC and winner of the Boat Race 1908 (reprint)
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Program GER 1936 OG Berlin Aug. 13th with photo of Olympic champions M4+ Berliner RC OG Los Angeles 1932
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Stamp ANG (unautorized) °Sport Records° - Steve Redgrave (GBR)
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Stamp BDI 2022 (unauthorized issue) - Steve Redgrave (GBR)
Steve Redgrave won five Olympic gold medals at five consecutive Olympic Games:
Los Angeles 1984 (M4+), Seoul 1988 (M2-), Barcelona 1992 (M2-), Atlanta 1996 (M2-) and Sydney 2000 (M4-).
He also won nine gold medals at World Rowing Championships: WRC Nottingham 1986 (M2+), WRC Copenhagen
1987 (M2-), WRC Vienna 1991 (M2-), WRC Radice 1993 (M2-), WRC Indianapolis 1994 (M2-), WRC Tampere
1995 (M2-), WRC Aiguebelette 1997 (M4-), WRC Cologne 1998 (M4-) and WRC St. Catharines 1999 (M4-).
He competed at Henley Royal Regatta for more than two decades winning 17 times in five different events,
among them the Diamond Sculls.
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Stamp BDI 2023 SS - unauthorized issue - "Rowing at the 1976 Summer Olympics"
Lower right corner: J. Dreifke & K. Koeppelien (GDR),
M2X gold medal winners OG Montreal 1976 and WRC
Munich 1981
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Stamp BDI 2023 SS (unauthorized issue) OG Montreal 1976
M1X result OG Montreal 1976
1. FIN (Pertti Karppinen)
2. GER (Peter-Michael Kolbe)
3. GDR (Joachim Dreifke)
Kolbe had led Karppinen by eight seconds at half way
but was caught in the final spurt.
M1X gold medal winner
P. Karppinen (FIN)
M1X gold medal winner
P. Karppinen (FIN)
M1X silver medal winner
P.-M. Kolbe (GER)
M1X silver medal winner
P.-M. Kolbe (GER)
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Stamp BEN 2008 MS °Legendary Athletes at Olympic Games° perforated & imperforated (unauthorized) - Steve Redgrave (GBR)
Steve Redgrave (GBR) won five gold medals in five consecutive Olympic Games:
1984 OG Los Angeles M4+ (with M. Cross, R. Budgett, A. Holmes, cox A. Ellison)
1988 OG Seoul M2- (with A. Holmes)
1992 OG Barcelona M2- (with M. Pinsent)
1996 OG Atlanta M2- (with M. Pinsent)
2000 OG Sydney M4+ (with J. Cracknell, T. Foster, M. Pinsent)
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Stamp BEN 2008 SS perforated & imperforated (unauthorized) - OG Beijing - Steve Redgrave (GBR)
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Stamp BUR 2021 "Olympic rowing champions" (unauthorized issue) - Matthew Pinsent (GBR)
Olympic champion 1992 OG Barcelona (M2-), 1996 OG Atlanta (M2-), 2000 OG Sydney (M4-), 2004 OG Athens (M4-) 
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Stamp BUR 2021 "Olympic rowing champions" (unauthorized issue) - Steve Redgrave (GBR)
Olympic champion 1984 OG Los Angeles (M4+), 1988 OG Seoul (M2-), 1992 OG Barcelona (M2-), 1996 OG Atlanta (M2-), 2000 OG Sydney (M4-) 
