Internat. Championships - 1951 - 1960
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Badge BEL 1955 ERC Ghent
The badge on the right (blue background) comes from #Coll. MM#
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Badge DEN 1953 ERC Copenhagen
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Badge GBR 1960 WERC Willesden
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Badge GER 1957 ERC Duisburg
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Badge POL 1958 ERC Poznan
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Badge YUG 1956 ERC Bled
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Cachet FRA 1951 ERC Macon
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CC AUS 1962 Nabisco Pty Ltd. - British Empire & Commomwealth Games 1958 Lake Padarn North Wales - CAN wins the M8+ event by one second
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CC FIN 1978 Editions Rencontre - Veli Lehtelae & Toimi Pitkaenen (FIN), M4+ gold medal winners ERC 1956 Bled and M2- ERC 1958 Poznan, M2- bronze medal winners OG Rome 1960
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CC GDR 1957 OG Melbourne - M2- silver medal winners Igor Buldakov & Viktor Ivanov (URS), M2- European champions 1953, 1955 and 1956
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CC GER 1959 unknown editor No. 71 - Klaus von Fersen (GER), four times silver medal winner single sculls ERC 1956-59
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CC NED 1952 UW PLANTA PLANTENMARGARINE °Olympische Spelen 1952° No. 64 - The sculler Robert van Mesdag (NED), M1X bronze medal winner ERC Ghent 1955
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CC SUI 1960 GUSTO-KRAFTHAFERFLOECKLI °Schweizer Sport° No. 72 Goepf Kottmann (SUI)
M2+ European Champion 1954 + 1955
(with Rolf Struli and cox Walter Ludin)
M1X bronze medal winner OG Tokyo 1964
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Crew card TCH - Jan Jindra (TCH)
Gold medal M4+ OG Helsinki 1952
Gold medal M4+ ERC Copenhagen 1953
Gold medal M8+ ERC Bled 1956
Bronze medal M8+ OG Rome 1960
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Crew card TCH - Jiri Havlis (TCH), M4+ gold medal winner OG Helsinki 1952 and ERC Copenhagen 1953
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Crew card TCH - Karel Mejta (TCH), M4+ gold medal winner OG Helsinki 1952 and ERC Copenhagen 1953
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FDC ARG 1959 Sept. 5th Buenos Aires - Panamerican Games Chicago
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FDC ROU 1955 Aug. 20th - WERC Bucharest
According to the MICHEL catalogue the
first day of issue was Aug. 22nd but here
the postmark shows a date two day earlier.
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Illustrated card GER 1957 ERC Duisburg with PM Sept. 1st = day of finals
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Illustrated card GER 1957 WERC Duisburg with PM Aug. 25th = day of finals)
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