Postcards (PC)

Postcards should carry indentifiable informations (event, location, crew/club or else). A PC with an unidentified boat on the water somewhere would not qualify for this catalogue. Exception: comic postcards and postcards with art prints or paintings.

PC ITA 1978 Societa Canottieri Firenze (founded 1911) with corresponding PM on back

PC ITA 1982 - M2+ World Champions WRC Lucerne 1982 Carmine & Guiseppe Abbagnale, cox Di Capua (ITA)

pc ita 1982 drawing of carmine guiseppe abbagnale cox di capua ita m2 world champions wrc lucerne 1982

Gold medal WRC Munich 1981

Gold medal WRC Lucerne 1982

Gold medal OG Los Angeles 1984

Gold medal WRC Hazewinkel 1985

Gold medal WRC Copenhagen 1987

Gold medal OG Seoul 1988

Gold medal WRC Bled 1989

Gold medal WRC Lake Barrington 1990

Gold medal WRC Vienna 1991

Silver medal OG Barcelona 1992

PC ITA 1982 JWRC Piediluco (with image of 8+ GER OG Tokyo 1964)
PC ITA 1983 - Match des Seniors Candia July 16th & 17th with corresponding PM
PC ITA 1984 Piediluco Rowing Center
PC ITA 1988 - Societa Nautica "Giacinto Pullino", Muggia Trieste (founded 1925)
PC ITA 1992 - FISA 1892-1992
PC ITA 1996 - National championships at Milan
PC ITA 1997 - The Nations Cup Milano (= U 23 WRC)
PC ITA 2000 - 5th Regata delle Università d'Europa at Milan Idroscalo

The M8+ race was won by Oxford
PC ITA 2003 Sabaudia - RC Fiamme Gialle 50th anniversary
PC ITA 2008 - "Silver skiff" trophy International regatta Torino - 145th anniversary of Canottieri CEREA Torino

PC ITA 2008 S.N. Canottieri Glacinto Pullino - M4+ gold medal winner crew ITA OG Amsterdam 1928

PC ITA 2008 gold medal ITA OG Amsterdam 1928

PC ITA 2008 gold medal ITA OG Amsterdam 1928 reverse II

OG Amsterdam M4+ gold medal winners

Valerio Perentin, Giliante d'Este, Nicolo Vittori, Giovanni Delise, cox Renato Petronic - a club crew of S.N. Canottieri Pullino that repeated this victory at the ERC 1929.

V. Perentin, N. Vittori and cox R. Petronic went on to win the M4+ gold medal at the ERC 1932, 1933 and 1934.

Societa Nautica Canottieri Pullino is the name of the club that won not only the M4+ gold medal at the Olympic regatta 1928 but also the M4+ European championships 1929 (Bydgoszcz), 1932 (Belgrade), 1933 (Budapest) and 1934 (Lucerne).