CC BEL PAREIN Cha-Cha Chocolate Caramel No. 12a - 12d (complete set)

CC BEL Cha Cha Quartett No. 12a Skiff CC BEL Cha Cha Quartett No. 12b 2
CC BEL Cha Cha Quartett No. 12c 8 CC BEL Cha Cha Quartett No. 12d 2

CC BEL playing cards Michel Knuysen & Roger Baeten (BEL), M2- silver medal winners OG Helsinki 1952

CC BEL USINES VICTORIA Biscuits-Chocolats No. 52 - Skiff

CC CAN 1949 CRACKER JACK W.M. LOWNEY °Sport - yesterday and today° No. 22 Rowing and Sculling

 
CC CAN 1949 CRACKER JACK W.M. LOWNEY Sport yesterday and today No. 22 Rowing and Sculling

The text on the back reads:

Rowing was in great favour in England well over 100 years ago. The first collegiate regatta was held in 1829 when Oxford and Cambridge challenged each other to a race. Since then there have been 93 races of which Oxford won 43, Cambridge 49, with 1 tie. The Royal Canadian Henley Regatta is usually held in Ontario, attracting many American oarsmen, as well as others from all over the world. The world's title changed hands many times until the coming of Ted Phelps, one of England's greatest oarsmen, who beat all comers until finally defeated in 1933 by H.R. Pearce of Toronto.

CC CAN 1954 PARKHURST PRODUCTS "Race against time" No. 7 - Hanlan (CAN) wins

Ned Hanlan (1855-1908) achieved a world record for five miles with a turn

at Chautauqua, NY, in 1878. Two years later he won the World Sculling Championship for professionals against Ed. Trickett (AUS) on the Thames.
CC CAN 1954 PARKHURST PRODUCTS Race against Time No. 7 Hanlan CAN wins CC CAN 1954 PARKHURST PRODUCTS Race against Time No. 7 Hanlan CAN wins reverse
  1. CC CAN 1954 PARKHURST PRUDUCTS "Race against Time" No. 6 - Oxford - Cambridge Race - Dead heat 1877
  2. CC CAN 1961 (Reprint) WHEATIES SPORTS FEDERATION "Great Moments in Canadian Sport" No. 11 - M4- gold medal winner crew CAN at OG Melbourne 1956
  3. CC CHN 1990 XIth Asian Summer Games Beijing
  4. CC CHN 1993 lottery card

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