Memorabilia. 1928 Amsterdam program for the Opening Ceremony, July 28th, vertical fold and some pages inside miscut at top. (Image)

1928 Amsterdam programme for 30th July, signed on the front cover by Betty Robinson, winner of the first Olympic 100 metres for women (as well as silver in the 4x100m in Amsterdam and gold in the 4x100m relay in Berlin), the programme from the day she qualified for the final, some minor staining, an autograph of an important athlete in Olympic history. (Image)

1928 Amsterdam and St. Moritz official report by the German Olympic Committee, pp.55, SB, minor wear to cover, a rare book. (Image)

1928 Amsterdam and St. Moritz group of 13 books/magazines related to the Games incl. Swiss Olympic Committee report on Amsterdam and St. Moritz, HB, pp.108, and a copy of the paperback edition, "St. Nicholas": Over the Olympic Hurdles" July 1928 magazine, "Sport und Sonne" magazine (Olympic edition), "Welt Olympia 1928 in Wort und Bild", rowing programme (missing cover), "Het Oordeel der Olympische Spelen over ons Land", "Welkom Vreemdeling!!" (2), "Netherlands door en voor Journalisten Olympische Spelen 1928", "De Olympische Spelen" by van der Valk, and "De 1Xe Olympiade of het oude Heidendom geimporteerd bij de christelijke natiën", and "European Sporting Activities Amsterdam-Cologne". (Image)

1928 United States Shipping Lines "Farewell Dinner" menu signed by 27 people, mostly boxers and boxing coaches from the US Olympic team, incl. John Daley (silver in the bantam weight), Steve Halaiko (silver in the lightweight), etc., stained and some peripheral tears, a great item for the boxing collector. (Image)

1928ca. group of 10 boxing photo cards or photos of the US team, ppc of a boxing arena in NY, a ticket to a boxing match in NY (1927), plus photo of a rowing team and a high jumper (fated 1920)