Olympic Regattas - 1964 Tokyo
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CC GER 1964 Olympischer Sport-Verlag OG Tokyo No. 57 - M4+ crew GER on their way to victory
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CC GER 1972 Huberti OG Tokyo 1964 - GER M4+ crew, gold medal winner
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CC ITA 1968 PANINI °Campioni dello Sport 1967-68° No. 504 - Viacheslav Ivanov (URS), M1X Olympic champion OG Melbourne 1956, OG Rome 1960 and OG Tokyo 1964
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CC NED 1964 BRIO °Olympische Spelen 1964° - Eric Hartsuiker & Herman Rouwé, cox Jan Bos, M2+ bronze medal winners OG Tokyo
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CC NED 1964 BRIO °Olympische Spelen 1964° Serie F Foto No. F1 - The three M1X medal winners - from left to right - Kottmann (SUI, bronze), Ivanov (URS, gold) and Hill (GDR, silver) on the Toda regatta course at OG Tokyo 1964
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CC NED 1964 BRIO °Olympische Spelen 1964° series G photo No. G1 - Oarsmen from many countries with their oarblades painted in national colours at the Toda regatta course
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CC NED 1964 BRIO °Olympische Spelen° series E Foto No. 1 E - M4+ final at OG Tokyo 1964 with - from top to bottom - GER (gold), ITA (silver) and NED (bronze)
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CC NED 1964 BRIO °Olympische Spelen° series H Foto No. H 1 - M4+ NED Laga Delft (Jan & Freek & Bob van der Graaf, Lex Mullink, with cox Marius Klumperbeek), bronze medal winner at OG Tokyo 1964
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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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Cinderella JPN 1964 OG Tokyo
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Cinderella JPN 1964 OG Tokyo - Image of stamp SMR 1960 May 23rd
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Coin LIB 2003 - OG Tokyo 1964 - 10 Dollars (silver PP)
Bent legs at the finish of the stroke
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FDC JPN 1962 Oct. 10th - OG Tokyo 1964
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Illustrated cover JPN 1962 - OG Tokyo 1964 (with image of stamp JPN 1962)
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Label URS OG Tokyo 1964
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Matchbox label URS 1965 °Masters of Sports of the UdSSR° - Ivanov, Olympic M1X champion 1956, 1960 and 1964
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MC JPN 1962 OG Tokyo
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PC GER 1972 OG Munich - Official poster depicting GER M8+ crew at OG Tokyo 1964 (silver medal winner)
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Pin URS 1964 OG Tokyo
XVIII = 18th Olympic Games
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PM JPN 1964 Oct. 11th-15th OG Tokyo (Olympic pictogram No. 1)
