Olympic Regattas - 1984 Los Angeles
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Pin USA 1984 OG Los Angeles III
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Pin USA 1984 OG Los Angeles IV
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PM ROU 1984 Aug. 10th Bacau - OG Los Angeles - Valeria Racila (ROU), W1X Olympic champion
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PM ROU 1984 Aug. 13th Bacau - OG Los Angeles - Congratulation for the Romanian W4+ gold medal winner crew
Olga Bularda
Chira Apostol
Maria Fricioiu
Florica Lavric
cox Viorica Ioja
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PM ROU 1984 Aug. 15th Bacau OG Los Angeles - congratulations for W2- & M2- gold medal winners and M2+ silver medal winners
ROU won six gold (M2-, W2-, W4+, W4X+, W1X, W2X)
and two silver medals (M2+, W8+) out of 14 events
at the Olympic Games 1984. This postmark honours
Elena Horvat & Rodica Arba (W2-), Valer Toma & Petru
Iosub (M2-) as well as Vasile Tomoiaga & Dimitrie
Popescu, cox Dumitru Raducanu (M2+)
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PM USA 1983 Sept. 10th Oxnard - OG Los Angeles Rowing and Canoeing events on Lake Casitas
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PM USA 1984 Aug. 5th Ventura - OG Los Angeles Rowing Station
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PM USA 1984 July 30th Ventura - OG Los Angeles Rowing Station (with °killer bars°)
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Poster USA 1984 OG Los Angeles (copy from book "Schlag auf Schlag", GER 1998)
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Print USA 1984 OG Los Angeles - Art exhibition
Litho °Regate et Chapeau a Plumes° by Auguste Donnay (BEL, 1862-1921) 
This print references a regatta
on the River Meuse 1897
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Stamp ARG 1984 July 28th - OG Los Angeles
MI 1696
SC 1467
SG 1875
YV 1422
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Stamp BDI 2022 (unauthorized issue) - Elisabeta Lipa (ROU)
Elisabeta Lipa won five gold medals
at Olympic Games:
W2X at OG Los Angeles 1984
W1X at OG Barcelona 1992
W8+ at OG Atlanta 1996
W8+ at OG Sydney 2000
W8+ at OG Athens 2004
She also won the W1X gold
medal at WRC Bled 1989
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Stamp BDI 2022 (unauthorized issue) - Pertti Karppinen (FIN)
Pertti Karppinen won three gold
medal at three Olympic Games:
M1X gold medal at OG Montreal 1976
M1X gold medal at OG Moscow 1980
M1X gold medal at OG Atlanta 1984
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Stamp BDI 2022 (unauthorized issue) - Steve Redgrave (GBR)
Steve Redgrave won five Olympic gold medals at five consecutive Olympic Games:
Los Angeles 1984 (M4+), Seoul 1988 (M2-), Barcelona 1992 (M2-), Atlanta 1996 (M2-) and Sydney 2000 (M4-).
He also won nine gold medals at World Rowing Championships: WRC Nottingham 1986 (M2+), WRC Copenhagen
1987 (M2-), WRC Vienna 1991 (M2-), WRC Radice 1993 (M2-), WRC Indianapolis 1994 (M2-), WRC Tampere
1995 (M2-), WRC Aiguebelette 1997 (M4-), WRC Cologne 1998 (M4-) and WRC St. Catharines 1999 (M4-).
He competed at Henley Royal Regatta for more than two decades winning 17 times in five different events,
among them the Diamond Sculls.
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Stamp BUR 2021 "Olympic rowing champions" (unauthorized issue) - Pertti Karppinen (FIN)
M1X Olympic champion 1976 OG Montreal, 1980 OG Moscow, 1984 OG Los Angeles 
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Stamp CAF 1982 July 24th SS OG Los Angeles with Olympic pictogram No. 6 in upper margin (perforated & imperforated)
MI SS 200 A 
MI SS 200 B 
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Stamp CHA 1983 Nov. 15th SS perforated + imperforated - OG Los Angeles - mascot in lower margin
MI B. 185 A + B 
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Stamp CHA 1984 March 1st perforated + imperforated + special SS - OG Los Angeles (photo of M4+ race)
MI 1059
SC C274
SG 738
YV PA 288
This photo of a M4+ race shows a West-German
(FRG) crew in the foreground fighting against an
East-German (GDR) crew. Neither the regatta
course nor the year in which this event took place
are known. Johann Faerber (member of the FRG
crew that won the M4+ gold medal at the Munich
Olympic Games 1972 against a GDR M4+) has
assured that the stamp doesn't depict his crew.
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Stamp CHA 1984 March 1st SS perforated + imperforated - OG Los Angeles (drawing of M4- race)
MI SS 221
SC 275
YV BF 47
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Stamp ESP 1995 June 2nd - Spain's silver medallists at Olympic Games
MI 3229
SG 3341
YV 2963
SG 3332a
This issue honours the Spanish M2- silver medal win at OG Los Angeles 1984 by
F. Climet & L. M. Lasurtegui - the stamp shows a 2X!