Identified Athletes
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Print GER - H. Adamski & G. Gustmann, cox D. Arend (GER), M2+ gold medal winners OG Berlin 1936
Boatbuilder PIRSCH booklet 1938
M2+ result OG Berlin 1936
Gold medal: GER 8:36,9
Silver medal: ITA 8:49,7
Bronze medal: FRA 8:54,0
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Print GER - H. Podesta & J. Curatella (ARG), M2- bronze medal winners OG Berlin 1936
Boatbuilder PIRSCH booklet 1938
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Print GER - H. Stelzer & R. Eckstein (GER), M2- gold medal winners ERC Milan 1938
Boatbuilder PIRSCH booklet 1938
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Print GER - Henley Royal Regatta Grand Challenge Cup winner crew Wiking Berlin (GER)
Boatbuilder PIRSCH booklet 1938
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Print GER - M4+ race ERC Amsterdem 1937 at the finish line - gold medal winner crew GER
Boatbuilder PIRSCH booklet 1938
W. Kaps, E. Knorr, H. Kaufmann, W. Ewerth, cox W. Mahlow -
Print GER - M8+ final OG Berlin 1936
Boatbuilder PIRSCH booklet 1938
M8+ result OG Berlin 1936
Gold medal: USA 6:25,4
Silver medal: ITA 6:26,0
Bronze medal: GER 6:26,4
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Print GER - R. Verey & J. Ustupski (POL), M2X gold medal winners ERC Berlin 1935
Boatbuilder PIRSCH booklet 1938
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Print GER - Soro Roklub crew (DEN), M4- gold medal winner ERC Budapest 1933
Boatbuilder PIRSCH booklet 1938
C. Olsen, W. Christiansen, R. Olsen, A. Hansen -
Print GER - W. Eichhorn & H. Strauss (GER), M2- gold medal winners OG Berlin 1936
Boatbuilder PIRSCH booklet 1938
M2- result OG Berlin 1936
Gold medal: GER 8:16,1
Silver medal: DEN 8:19,2
Bronze medal: ARG 8:23,0
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Print GER - W. Kaidel & J. Pirsch (GER), M2X silver medal winners OG Berlin 1936
Boatbuilder PIRSCH booklet 1938
M2X result OG Berlin 1936
Gold medal: GBR 7:20,8
Slver medal: GER 7:26,2,
Bronze medal: POL 7:36,2
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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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Program GER 1936 OG Berlin Aug. 13th with photo of Olympic champions M4+ Berliner RC OG Los Angeles 1932
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Stamp ADEN MAHRA STATE 1968 perforated & imperforated - °French Olympic champions of the past° - Maurice Barrelet, M1X gold medal winner OG Paris 1900
MI 123 A
MI 123 B
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Stamp AJMAN 1972 OG Munich - M2X finalists parading on the course after the race
MI 2620 A
MI MS 2605-20 A
MI 2620 B
MI MS 2605-20 B
SS MI 2620 A (white margin)
SS MI 2620 B (white margin)
SS MI 2620 A (blue margin)
SS MI 2620 B (pink margin)
MI 2636 (small size)
MI MS 2621-36 (small size)
The designer of the stamp used
this photo which comes from the
book °Olympia 72° by W.
Umminger and other authors,
published by Roemer Verlag
1972, page 170. It shows the
six finalists of the M2X
competition parading on the
water after their race with the
gold medal winners Alexander
Timoshinin & Gennadi Korshikov
(URS) in the foreground. The
silver and bronze medallists
NOR and GDR follow in the
adjacent lanes.
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Stamp ANG (unautorized) °Sport Records° - Steve Redgrave (GBR)
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Stamp ANT 1995 June 6th SS - OG Atlanta 1996 depicting Jack Kelly (USA), Olympic M1X champion OG Antwerp 1920 and M8+ USA, gold medal winner OG Tokyo 1964
MI SS 313 (stamp 2148)
SC 1898
YV BF 309
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Stamp AUS 2003 Jan. 7th MS °Athens to Athens 1896-2004° Australian gold medal winners - The Early years (Henry Pearce M1X 1928+1932)
Personalized issue
MI MS 2196
SC 2121
The last row of "Australian Gold Medallists"
reads: Henry Pearce - Rowing - 1928, 1932
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Stamp AUS 2003 Jan. 7th MS °Athens to Athens 1896-2004° Australian gold medal winners - The Golden Era (Mervyn Woods M1X 1948)
Personalized issue
MI MS 2196
stamp SC 2121
The second row of "Australian Gold Medallists"
reads "Mervyn Wood - Rowing - 1948"
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Stamp AUS 2003 Jan. 7th MS °Athens to Athens 1896-2004° Australian gold medal winners - The Modern Games (M4- 1992+1996)
Personalized issue
MI MS 2196
SC 2121
OG Barcelona 1992 Aug. 2nd:
A. Cooper, N. Green, M. McKay, J. Tomkins
OG Atlanta 1996 July 27th:
D. Ginn, J. Tomkins, N. Green, M. McKay
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Stamp AUS 2004 Aug. 23rd OG Athens - Tomkins & Ginn (AUS), M2- gold medal winners
MI 2343
SC 2271
MI MS 2335-51
Tomkins won his gold medal at the age of 39