Identified Athletes M-N-O
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Illustrated cover GRE 2004 Aug. 22nd OG Athens depicting M1X gold medal winner Olaf Tufte (NOR)
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Illustrated cover NED 2012 - Dutch Olympic medal winners: Nico Rienks
Stamp with fancy British cancellation
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Label °P.R. TONGO° (fancy name) 2008 OG Beijing M1X gold medal winner Olaf Tufte (NOR)
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Label °P.R. TONGO° (fancy name) 2012 OG London M1X gold medal winner Mahe Drysdale (NZL)
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MC NED 1992 (enlargement of stamps) with FDC-PM
The depicted stamps show the bowman (1), No. 2+3 (2) and the stroke (3) of the NED M4- crew
that won the silver medal at WRC Tasmania 1990
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2 
3 
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MC NED 1992 with stamp depicting B. Peters & J. Krijtenburg, No. 2 & 3 in NED 4- , silver medal winners at WRC Lake Barrington Tasmania 1990 - FDC-PM
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MC NED 1992 with stamp depicting NED M4- stroke N. van der Zwan, silver medal winner WRC Lake Barrington Tasmania 1990 - FDC-PM
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MC NZL 1996 OG Atlanta with photo of Lynley Hannen & Nicola Payne, bronze medal winners W2- at OG Seoul 1988
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PC CHN 2006 - Georgina & Caroline Evers-Swindell (NZL), W2X gold medal winners OG Athens 2004 + OG Beijing 2008
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PC GBR 1908 OG London - The Norwegian M8+ posing at Henley Regatta course
PM Henley July 31st = day of finals
The Olympic Regatta had four events: M1X, M2-, M4- and M8+. Including the United Kingdom, seven
countries were represented, the others being Canada, Germany, Belgium, Norway, Holland and Hungary.
Only one foreign crew reached a final: The M8+ from Belgium. All four events were won by Great Britain.
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PC SIN 2012 OG London gold medal winners - M1X Olympic champion Mahe Drysdale (NZL)
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PC SIN 2012 OG London gold medal winners - M2- Olympic champions Hamish Bond & Eric Murray (NZL)
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PC SIN 2012 OG London gold medal winners - M2X Olympic champions Joseph Sullivan & Nathan Cohen (NZL)
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PC USA 1932 OG Los Angeles - M8+ NZL (eliminated in repercharge)
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Pin NED 1992 - images from SS NED OG Barcelona
These three pins match the stamps from the SS NED 1992 Febr. 4th OG Barcelona showing Bart Peters (pin on the left), Niels van der Zwan & Jaap Krijtenburg (pin in the centre) and stroke Sven Schwartz (pin on the right)
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Program GBR 1948 Aug. 9th OG London (day of finals) Henley
Three lanes about 1900 m upstream 
Two pairs of brothers competed in the M8+ final: Ian & David Turner (USA) won
the gold medal and Harald & Thorstein Krakenes (NOR) won the bronze medal.
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Stamp BDI 2022 (unauthorized issue) - Mahe Drysdale (NZL) - set of six
Two-time M1X Olympic champion (2012 + 2016) and five-time World champion
(2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2011)
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Stamp CAF 2022 (unauthorized issue) - Emma Twigg (NZL) - set of six
W1X Olympic champion OG Tokyo 2020
W1X World champion 2014 WRC Amsterdam
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Stamp CAF 2022 SS (unauthorized issue) Emma Twigg (NZL), W1X Olympic champion OG Tokyo 2020
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Stamp CIV 2006 SS °China 2008° perforated & imperforated (unauthorized) - Olaf Tufte (NOR) & Derek Porter (CAN)
Olaf Tufte (NOR) - M2X silver medal OG Sydney 2000
M1X gold medal WRC 2001 + WRC 2003
M1X Olympic champion OG Athens 2004 + OG Beijing
2008
Derek Porter (CAN) - M8+ silver medal WRC 1990 + 1991
M8+ gold medal OG Barcelona 1992
M1X gold medal WRC 1993
M1X silver medal OG Atlanta 1996
M1X bronze medal WRC 1999