ADDED TO 115389 1920 “Netherland Sportpark” Society participant’s pass for the velodrome, valid on 29th Aug 1920, not clear if there is an Olympic connection (Image)

Official’s badge, 30x36mm, bronze with coloured enamel with Games legend, Olympic rings and “OFFICIEL,” missing small amount of red enamel and pin (Image)

Commemorative art deco style pin badge, 28x19mm, silvered, with coloured Olympic Rings between “AMSTERDAM / 1928,” fine (Image)

Official Programme for Athletics, no.24, 30th July, cover a little soiled otherwise fine (Image)

“De Telegraaf” newspaper sports section dated 2nd August 1928, 45x60mm, with articles, results and pictures from the Olympics that day, fine

Tickets: Six tickets for various events, mixed to fine (6) (Image)

Tickets: Three tickets for various events, mixed to fine (3) (Image)

Complete set of 17 Boxing & Wrestling tickets in a booklet, July 28th to August 11th, plus Tickets A, B, C & ND, a few rust spots, generally fine and rare (Image)

Netherlands Olympic Committee envelope front with 25.6.28 machine cancel, fine and scarce (Image)

Large envelope with the 1928 Olympics set in pairs tied by Amsterdam 6.9.28 cds, sent registered to the Olympic Publicity Commission in Lausanne, vert. fold clear of stamps, fine (Image)

Olympic postcard with 1928 Olympics set of 8 tied by special pentagonal Olympic 12.8.28 ds, the day of the closing ceremony, postcard depicting opening ceremony (Weenenk & Snel no.88), very fine (Image)

1928 (May 30) Envelope from Switzerland (from the Int. Work Conference in Geneva) to the Olympic Games Post Office in the Netherlands, redirected back to Switzerland with 1928 Olympics 1 1/2c, 2c and 7 1/2c tied by the special Olympic pentagonal N1 ds, attractive and unusual usage (Image)

Olympic set tied by special Olympic pentagonal 18.7.28 “N1” ds to envelope, orange Olympic label below, very fine (Image)

Olympic set tied by special Olympic pentagonal 18.7.28 “N2” ds to official postcard (depicting Olympic stadium), very fine (Image)

“Why not an Olympic swimming-stamp?” printed postcard by the Dutch Swimming Association, with Olympic 10c tied by Olympic pentagonal 28.7.28 (first day of the Games) “N3” ds, very fine and interesting card (Image)

1928 (Aug 24) Amsterdam-Stockholm overnight flight, franked with 1928 3c and 5c Olympics stamps tied by special “Third Flight / Stockholm-London” (in Dutch) cds with four-line English hs below, very fine (Mü.48, 750pts) (Image)

“Cross Channel Swimming Club / Olympic Games, 1928” advertising envelope, with KGV 1/2d tied by London cds, incl. 16 page “Olympic Games 1928” booklet produced by the club, envelope slightly soiled, unsual (Image)

1928 (May 7) Envelope with 10c and 5c tied by special “IXe OLYMPIADE / AMSTERDAM” machine cancel, St. Etienne arrival bs, portion of backflap missing otherwise fine (Image)

Uruguay 1928 Olympics COLOUR TRIALS of the 2c in brown and the 5c in orange in mint og blocks of four, both cert. CEM (2001), plus the 8c in paler shade of blue in block of four and two mint sets of the issued stamps (Image)

Postcards: Accumulation 80+ postcards, mostly the Offical type unused, showing scenes of the stadium, various footbal images etc., some used with special Olympic cancels, mixed to very fine (80+) (Image)

Group of 12 postcards, incl. Olympic machine cancel tying 10c, Olympic pentagonal 1.8.28 ds tying 10c, Olympic pentagonal 5.8.28 ds tying Olympic 3c and 7 1/2c on Olympic postcard, Olympic 30c tied to Olympic stadium pc, poster postcard, 1928 German Horse Riding and Steeplechase event in Hannover machine cancel on card, a card advertising a “Round the World” cycling trip by Puister and Kramer to raise awareness of the 1928 Games, a pack of four German cards (2 used) for the 1928 Olympiad (Image)

Bookmark: Attractive & colouful bookmark advertising the games & the Shell oil company, very fine & scarce (Image)

Rowing commemorative plate, 285x285mm, octagonal, embossed brass, showing 4-oared shell with Coxswain, raised edge with lauel branches and legend, couple of dents (Image)

Diving commemorative metal hanging plate, 275mm, embossed bronze/copper, fine (Image)

Glass goblet, 118mm high, purple glass, with legend and Amsterdam shield etched around base, very fine (Image)