Oxford & Cambridge

Oxford & Cambridge

CC GER 1959 Boat Race - Cambridge crew (lost by five lengths)
CC GER 1960 HEINERLE °The victorious Oxford 8+ 1959°
CC GER KANT-CACAO- & CHOCOLADENFABRIK WITTENBERG series 283 °Ruderei und Regatten° No. 5 - Oxford - Cambridge

"Regatta in Henley" is wrong.

The Oxford-Cambridge Boat

Race course is in London on

the Thames (Putney to Chiswick)
CC ITA 1970 PANINI °Campioni dello Sport 1969-70° No. 172 - Otto (= 8+) Oxford
CC ITA 1970 PANINI °Campioni dello Sport 1969-70° No. 173 - Otto (= 8+) Cambridge
CC ITA 1987 PANINI °Supersport° No. 214 - Oxford Boat Crew, University Boat Race winners 1987
CC NED °Go for Gold° playing card No. 54 (M1X Sjoerd Hamburger)

S. Hamburger was U-23 M1X world champion 2005. He won the Boat Race 2009 and one year later became the first ever non-British president of Oxford University BC.
CC NED 1938 - Oxford wins the Boat Race 1937 after 13 consecutive victories of Cambridge 1924-1936

Sports trading card issued for a DELI-ATJEH

collecting album published in (then) Dutch

East Indies 1938 by HJW Becht company,

Amsterdam
CC NED 1954 - 40 Sporten en Spelen in Woord en Beeld No. 72 - Cambridge 8+
CC SUI 1936 Nestle Chocolats - Gala - Sports Nautiques Serie 19 Timbre No. 6 °Oxford - Cambridge°
CC SUI 1978 EDITIONS RENCONTRE °Sculling - Oxford and Cambridge°

"Sculling" means competing in single (1X), double (2X) or quadruble (4X) sculls - the correct term for the Boat Race is "Rowing"
Cinderella GER ELEKTRA "News from around the World" - Boat Race Oxford & Cambridge

Cambridge won by three lengths

(Date unknown, probably 1927 or 1930)
Cover GBR 1971 with stamp °Emergency Postal Service Cambridge° (used Febr. 10th 1971)
Illustrated cover GBR 1987 March 28th - 133rd University Boat Race Oxford v. Cambridge
Magnet GBR - Cambridge
Matchbox label AUT CHARRINGTON - Oxford & Cambridge
Memorabilia GBR - undated china box - Drawing of London RC boathouse (from wood engraving 1872)
Painting GBR °The Boat Race° by Louise Braithwaite (on folded greeting card)
Paper die cut °8+ with dark blue caps° (= Oxford)
Paper die cut °8+ with light blue caps° (= Cambridge)

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