Stamps by Countries - M-N-O
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Stamp NZL 2016 Aug. 15th - OG Rio de Janeiro: W2- silver medal winners Genevieve Behrent & Rebecca Scrown (including MS and strip of five se-tenant medal winner stamps with W2- and M1X)
MI 3379
SC 2670
SG 3813
YV 3233
OG Rio de Janeiro 2016 W2- result
Gold medal GBR 7:18,29
Silver medal NZL 7:19,53
Bronze medal DEN 7:20,71
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Stamp NZL 2016 Aug. 16th - OG Rio de Janeiro: M1X gold medal winner Mahe Drysdale (including MS and strip of five se-tenant medal winner stamps with W2- and M1X)
MI 3381
SC 2672
SG 3815
YV 3235
Mahe Drysdale - Olympic M1X champion 2012 -
retained his title 2016 at the age of 37.
OG Rio de Janeiro 2016 M1X result
Gold medal NZL 6:41,34
Silver medal CRO 6:41,34
Bronze medal CZE 6:44,10
This was the closest Olympic M1X final
ever - the time difference was 5/1000th
of a second. The silver medal winner
Martin had raised his stroke rate to 48!
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Stamp NZL 2016 July 6th - °Road to Rio° (MS, strip of five and single stamp) with pictogram
MI 3371
SG 3806
YV 3225
MI MS 3364-73
SC 2664b
YV 3218-27
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Stamp NZL 2024 June 5th OG Paris
YV 3822
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Stamp NZL NEW ZEALAND MAIL Hamilton - Waikato River
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Stamp OMA (unauthorized) OG Los Angeles 1984 depicting M4- crew GER, bronze medal winner OG Munich 1972 - perforated & imperforated
Joachim Ehrig, Peter Funnekoetter,
Franz Held, Wolfgang Plottke
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Stamp OMA 1994 Aug. 29th - IOC centenary (Olympic pictogram No. 3)
MI 378
SC 366
SG 415
YV 359
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Stamps MLI 2024 Dec. 30th OG Paris
