1900 Paris Universal Exhibition group of mainly vignettes with 30 mint examples (slight toning) and four on cover/card (3 tied), plus two cards with exposition cancels, a ppc and an advertising card. (Image)

Three press photos, 25.2x20cm, with two depicting British athlete Arnold Strode-Jackson winning gold in the 1500m and one of his medal ceremony, by the Sport & General Press Agency incl. original envelope, and one of the 400m 2nd round heat 5.

"Olympisches Trainerbuch" by Martin Brustmann, pp.170, German text, very fine. (Image)

Group of three items relating to Frederick Wall, Secretary of the Football Association and on the council of the British Olympic Association, incl. 1913 British Olympic Council banquet menu (foxing) in the honour of Coubertin, signed on the front by Wall, Roderick McNair (who became the first President of the International Lawn Tennis Federation), Percy Rootham (Vice President of the Lawn Tennis Association) and F.B.O. Hawes (Secretary of the Lacrosse Union), photograph of Wall outside his house, certificate from the King of Sweden conferring the commemorative medal for 1912 Stockholm to Wall, plus newspaper clipping about the Davis Cup depicting the two teams incl. McNair (4). (Image)

1912 Stockholm group of official poster vignettes with various languages including Japanese overprint on English version, Japanese, Finnish, Italian, French, Swedish (one mint, one used), English, Greek, Turkish, Spanish, Czech, Russian and Portuguese, imperforate varieties in French and German, non-contemporary use of the "Stadion" canceller on an English version and an official postcard, plus an Austrian fund-raising vignette, mostly very fine. (Image)

1914 Second Russian Olympiad in Riga publicity vignette tied to reverse of envelope by "XXe ANNIVERSAIRE DU RETABLISSEMENT DES JEUX OLYMPIQUES 1894-1914" black cachet, sent from Riga (13.5.13) to Germany with Romanov 1k, 2k, 3k and 4k, roughly opened at top but not affecting any stamps, fine and scarce, the only example of the cachet in black that we have seen. (Image)

1914 Second Russian Olympiad in Riga publicity vignette tied to reverse of envelope by "XXe ANNIVERSAIRE DU RETABLISSEMENT DES JEUX OLYMPIQUES 1894-1914" violet cachet, sent from Riga (16.4.14) to Germany with Romanov 7k and three Arms 1k, very fine and scarce. (Image)

"VIIIe Olympiade (1924-1928)" by Geo Charles, SB, pp.203, dedicated and signed inside by the author, plus "Paysage des Olympiques" by Montherlant, SB, pub.1940, and 1952 Helsinki general programme in French. (Image)

1924 Paris, group of four newspapers and extracts from a magazine with reports on the Paris Games, incl. Excelsior 10th Feb 1924 and 5th Mar 1924 (plus 6th Feb 1922), L'Echo des Sports 9th July and 10th July 1924 and 12 pages from Le Miroir des Sports. (Image)

Floowy set of 10 different art deco cards showing an array of different sports, fine and attractive cards. (Image)

Czechoslovakia 1925 Prague congress set of three hinged mint, one cover and large piece with special machine cancels, 50h postal stationery with inscriptions in green unused and in blue and yellow cto, good to fine condition (Image)

1928 St Moritz and Amsterdam 100 plus page soft bound book with some creasing on front corners and small repair at back, plus two illustrated musical scores entitled 'Opter Olympiade' and 'Hoera Olympia'

1928 St. Moritz, small group with four different language vignettes, the French never hinged, the English unused and other two hinged mint, Spanish cigarette card depicting the Norwegian Military team, postcards with 1907 posed photo dated 1907, 1928 photo card of st Moritz used and 1928 uprated 10c illustrated stationery card used. (Image)

1930 (May 30) Berlin Olympic Congress printed card with 5pf tied by special Congress 28.5.30 12am-1pm cds, very fine and rare. (Image)

grouping with vignette in Spanish hinged mint, two different English language printings largely unused, Norwegian fund raising vignette never hinged, U.S. vignette with two straight sides hinged, plus 12 examples of the issued 2c stamp, each a bottom marginal with different plate number from 20815 to 20826, all bar last never hinged, and finally a photo postcard of non-olympic skier unused

1932 Los Angeles report by the Japanese Educational Association, 38x26cm, some toning inside and to the covers, incl. original card slipcase, a rare book. (Image)

1932 Los Angeles report by the Japanese Educational Association, 38x26cm, some toning inside and wear to the covers, a very rare book. (Image)

1932 Los Angeles report by the Japanese Sports Association, 18.5x25.5cm, SB, some wear to cover, scarce. (Image)

1932 Los Angeles report in Japanese printed by the Social Printing Co., HB, with 222 pages of photos and 71 pages of text, incl. original slipcase, fine and scarce. (Image)

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 Official Programmes for August 1st with some pencil annotations, 2nd 1932 signed on the front cover and inside cover by at least two members of Olympic Committees incl. Daniel J. Ferris (USA Olympic Committee), J. J. Keane (Irish member of the IOC), 3rd with pen annotations inside and also 5th and 6th, a good to fine group

1932 Los Angeles "Complete Pictorial Review, Xth Olympiad" 12 pages and "Fussball und Leichtathletik" printed Duisburg 20 Sept 1932, 28 pages; both with signs of wear

1936 Olympic Games 1936 booklet, two booklets with the diagonal cover lines; one booklet missing the printing on page 3, while the other has postal rates in Spanish and French. One booklet missing part of the staple and with a light fold through three stamps (Michel for normal booklets 2000 €). (Image)

1936 Berlin participation medal, dark patination, very fine (Image)

1936 Berlin commemorative photocard album, with printed dedication by the Reichsportführer "To my Olympic winners and German Champions...Christmas 1937", with 24 photocards of Hitler meeting German athletes at a reception held in their honour.