1932 Los Angeles and Lake Placid group of covers and stamps, with 12 LA FDCs with various designs incl. Olympic Committee ticket department envelope with Olympic franking and one with plate blocks of four, also Olympic Village printed cover to Austria, cover signed by participants from the German team, four USS printed covers with Olympic cancels, cover with "Mailed from the U.S. Temporary Post Office in the Olympic Village" cachet plus five various covers/cards, vignettes group with 24 different incl. German DSB in blocks and Lake Placid official vignette in 4 diff. languages as well as one on cover (not tied) and Norway vignette tied to cover (toned), two Lake Placid FDCs, group of mint plate blocks for Lake Placid and LA, 300+ precancels on LA & Lake Placid, etc. has been kept in a tropical climate so some toning, still a useful lot. (Image)

1932 Los Angeles official report, faults to spine and minor edge toning.

1932 Los Angeles official programmes, group of seven including July 30th (Opening Ceremony), Aug 5th (tape on spine), Aug 6th, Aug 1st, Aug 12th, Aug 13th (minor warping), Aug 14th (soiled), generally fine.

1932 Los Angeles, group of four tickets incl. used Closing Ceremony ticket, Wrestling Aug 7 ticket with stub and "VOID" punches, Fencing Aug 2 ticket used, and Rowing Aug 13th ticket used and roughly torn off stub, plus LA Times miniature general program. (Image)

1932 Los Angeles group of 11 picture postcards of Dutch participants who competed at the Games, all from the same series printed by Rouke & Erhart of Raarn, very fine and scarce.

Coca Cola "Xth Olympiad Los Angeles 1932" event disk, 14.1cm, with date and place of all events shown by turning outer disc, also with All-Time Olympic Records, Olympic 1928 Champions, Country and World Records, fine and rare early Coca-Cola advertising item. (Image)

1932 Los Angeles souvenir wooden oar inscribed "OLYMPIC / ROWING RACES / 19 - 32 / LONG BEACH / CAL. / U.S.A.", 70.5cm long, reverse with newspaper image of a rowing team, unusual memorabilia from the Games. (Image)

1932 Los Angeles commemorative thermometer in the shape of a key, with wooden base, mother of pearl, with legend "KEY TO / OLYMPIC GAMES / LOS ANGELES 1932", attractive and unusual. (Image)