Memorabilia
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Stamp NED 1928 OG Amsterdam (image on magnet)
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Ashtray PAK Rowing Federation 1985 (with Olympic pictogram No. 4)
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Banknote GBR 2004 (fancy) OG Athens with image of M4- GBR gold medal winner crew #Coll. JE#
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Bookmark (leather) with Oxford blades No. 1
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Bookmark (leather) with Oxford blades No. 2
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Brass Rowing plaque OG Amsterdam 1928
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CC AUT 1997 card game - Boat Race Oxford-Cambridge (54 cards)
Oxford coat of arms 
Cambridge coat of armsOxford 
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CambridgeOxford rower exerting
utmost power
Cambridge rower exerting
utmost power
Oxford with broken oar 
Cambridge with broken oarOxford fan falling into the water 
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CC NED 1930 silk cigarette card (matchbox size) with image of M4+ race
Both crews with stroke on bow side
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CC USA 2019 STARBUCKS COFFEE COMPANY "Boston"
The Head of the Charles Regatta at Boston
is the world's largest 3-day rowing event.
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FISA-Umpire licence card
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Hotelcard TUR °ADORA° Golf Resort Hotel
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Lottery ticket ESP 1968 No. 32617 + 58805
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Lottery ticket GER 1924 Rudergesellschaft Dresden
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Magazine cover °La Suisse Sportive° No. 760 Aug. 28th 1920 - ERC Macon - M1X gold medal winner M. Schmid (SUI)
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Magazine cover °La Suisse Sportive° No. 761 Sept. 11th 1920 - Swiss M4+ victory at OG Antwerp
Grasshopper-Club Zuerich(Dr. Hans Walter, Dr. M.-H. Rudolf, W. Bruederlin, Paul Rudolf, cox P. Staub)
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Magazine cover FRA 1955 "Le Chasseur Francaise"
Artist: Paul Ordner (1900-1969)
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Magazine cover GER 1895 °Sport im Bild° (image on magnet)
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Magazine cover USA 1900 Tip Top Weekly July issue No. 221 (image on magnet)
The magazine TIP TOP WEEKLY was promoted as °An Ideal Publication for the American Youth°. The short stories surrounded the sporting adventures of fictional characters Dick and Frank Merriwell. 
The New London Boat Race
or Yale-Harvard Boat Race is
an annual contest between M8+
crews of Harvard University
and Yale University. First rowed
in 1852, it is America's oldest
athletic competition.
The coloured drawing shows
an incident during the 1890
race when the Yale stroke
broke his oar and dove over-
board. Yale still won the race.
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Magazine cover USA 1902 The Saturday Evening Post - Harvard versus Yale university (image on magnet)
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Magazine cover USA 1935 The New Yorker (image on magnet)
