Identified Athletes

Stamp MAD 2021 (unauthorized issue) depicting W1X Olympic champion Emma Twigg (NZL) OG Tokyo 2020
Stamp MAD 2021 SS (unauthorized issue) - Conlin McCabe & Kai Langerfeld (CAN), M2- fouth place OG Tokyo 2020

"Conlin McBride" (stamp inscription) is wrong. The correct name is "Conlin McCabe"

original copy
Stamp MAD 2021 SS (unauthorized issue) - Kjetil Borch (NOR), M1X silver medal winner OG Tokyo 2020
Stamp MAD 2021 SS (unauthorized issue) - OG Tokyo 2020 - Sinkovic brothers (CRO) and C. McCabe & K. Langerfeld (CAN)

"Conlin McBride" (stamp inscription) is wrong. The correct name is "Conlin McCabe"
	original copy

MI 1313

The cox is out of the picture

Tatjana Bachkatova (bow), Olga Kaspina, Yelena Khloptseva,Larissa Alexandrova-Popova (stroke), Maria Zemskova-Korotkova (cox)

Stamp MDV 2008 Jan. 8th - Jack Beresford (GBR 1899-1977) after his M2X gold medal win at OG Berlin 1936

       MI 4662

       MI 4659-62 A

       MI 4659-62 B

   MI SS 618 A

       MI SS 618 B
Stamp MLI 2010 SS - OG Moscow 30th anniversary (perforated and imperforated) - Duncan Free (AUS), Olympic pictogram No. 5 in background

The designer selected Duncan Free for illustration though at the time of OG 1980 the sculler was seven years old, and AUS boycotted the Moscow Games.

Duncan Free won the M2- gold medal together with his partner Drew Ginn at WRC Eton 2006, WRC Munich

2007 and OG Beijing 2008. As a sculler he gained bronze medals at OG Atlanta 1996 (M4X), WRC

Aiguebelette 1997 (M2X) and WRC St. Catharines 1999 (M4X). In 2001 he won the Diamond Sculls at Henley.
Stamp MON 2024 Aug. 14th - centenary of John B. Kelly's M1X Olympic gold medal win Paris 1924

MI 3712
Stamp MOZ 2022 (unauthorized issue) - Vasilisa Stepanova (ROC = RUS), W2- silver medal winner at OG Tokyo 2020
Stamp MOZ 2022 (unauthorized issue) - Annabelle Mcintyre & Jessica Morrison (AUS), W4- gold medal winners OG Tokyo 2020

Olympic Games Tokyo 2020

W4- result:

1. AUS (lucy Stephan, Rosemary Popa,

Jessica Morrison, Annabelle Mcintyre)

2. NED

3. IRL

From top to bottom:

New Zealand (silver medal)

East Germany = GDR (gold medal)

Denmark (6th place)

Romania (5th place)

Soviet Union (4th place)

West Germany = GER (bronze medal)

heads only visible

MS perforated

MS imperforated