Olympic Regattas - 2012 London
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Illustrated cover GBR 2010 July 27th Eton - Paralympic Games London with self-adhesive postage label (pictogram for Adaptive Rowing)
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Illustrated cover GBR 2012 Aug. 6th OG London with self-adhesive postage label (Olympic pictogram No. 13)
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Illustrated cover GBR 2012 with PM Henley Jan. 12th and special postage label ROWING
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Label °P.R. TONGO° (fancy name) 2012 OG London M1X gold medal winner Mahe Drysdale (NZL)
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Leaflet GBR 2012 - Official spectator guide with Olympic pictogram No. 13
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MC AUS 2012 OG London
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MC GBR 2012 OG London - LW2X gold medal for Copeland & Hoskins (GBR)
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MC IND 2012 OG London with FDC-PM
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Medal CHN 2012 OG London with official pictogram
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Medal GBR 2012 OG London (bronze PP, 40 mm diameter, 27 g)
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Medal GBR 2012 OG London (bronze, 40 mm diameter, 27 g)
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Medal GER 2012 - °German Olympic champions° - M8+ OG London - silver 333 PP 14,66 g
Filip Adamski (bow), Eric Johannesen, Andreas Kuffner,Florian Mennigen, Lukas Mueller,
Maximilian Reinelt, Richard Schmidt, Kristof Wilke (stroke) & Martin Sauer (cox)
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Medal GER 2012 °German Olympic champions° - M4X Tim Grohmann, Lauritz Schoof, Phillipp Wende & Karl Schulze (GER) OG London - silver 333 PP 14,66 g
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PC CRO 2012 OG London - M4X crew CRO (silver medal winner) with corresponding PM Aug. 10th 2012 Zagreb - four different photo illustrations
Famous brothers Martin (position 2)
& Valent (position stroke) Sinkovic
D. Sain (bow), M. Sinkovic, D. Martin & V. Sinkovic (stroke)
The photo on the lower right shows in fact a M4- race during the start strokes!
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PC CRO 2012 OG London - photo of M4- race during start strokes with PM refering to CRO's M4X silver medal win
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PC GBR 2010 depicting stamp GBR °Paralympic Games Rowing° issued July 27th
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PC GBR 2010 The Olympic & Paralympic Games London 2012 depicting stamp issued July 27th (two items)
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PC GBR 2012 OG London with Olympic pictogram No. 13
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PC SIN 2012 OG London - LM4- gold medal winners J. Thompson, M. Brittain, J. Smith & S. Ndlovu (RSA)
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PC SIN 2012 OG London gold medal winners - LM2X Olympic champions Mads Rasmussen & Rasmus Quist (DEN)
