Lapel pin for Bronze Medallist, presented by the IOC, 12x15mm, bronzed by Bertoni, numbered with original black wallet (Image)

Official poster, 270x415mm (small size), showing Olympic rings over Melbourne coat of arms design by Richard Beck, some heavy creasing though scarce (Image)

“The Official 1956 Olympic Games Film in Color” poster, 33x76cm, yellow background with Olympic torch coming out of Melbourne on the map of Australia, fine (Image)

“Rendez-Vous A Melbourne” film poster, 360x542mm, directed by Rene Lucot, released 1957, now considered the official film of the Games, poster in blue and black, very fine (Image)

“Official News Service” newsletter numbered 1 to 13 (Dec 1953 to Sep 1956), published by the Australian Organising Committee, n° 10 is a photocopy, fine to very fine (Image)

Cotton handkerchief, 335x335mm, multicoloured, design split into four quaters, showing map of Melbourne, map legend, stadium and Games logo, very fine (Image)

Organising Committee envelope with Olympic set tied by special Olympic Village cds, sent by Italian participant Giuseppe Fioretti, very fine (Image)

REGISTERED LABELS: Envelope with rare “Main Stadium (Press), Melb. VIC., AUST.” registration label, with Olympic franking tied by special Main Stadium (Press) cds, very fine (Image)

REGISTERED LABELS: Olympex souvenir cover with rare “OLYMPEX / Melbourne Olympic Philatelic Exhibition” registration label and Olympex vignette, with Olympic franking tied by special cds, top portion of backflap removed otherwise fine (Image)

ADDED TO 115389 1956 Melbourne. REGISTERED LABELS: Two illustrated FDCs with the set incl. official souvenir envelope with “Elizabeth St. (A) Melbourne, C.1 Vic.” registration label and cds, and illustrated env. with “Philatelic Bureau, Melbourne, Australia” reg’n label and cds, very fine (Image)

Assembly of vignettes, postal stationery, postcards & covers many with special cancels, plus issues of other countries, mixed to fine (40+ covers etc.) (Image)

Lapel pin for Silver Medallist, presented by the IOC, 12x15mm, silvered by Bertoni, numbered with original black wallet (Image)