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Click here to subscribeOlympic Games 1936 Participation medal + Programm - very rare large bronze cast medal designed by Otto Placzeck, Berlin issued to Paticipants (flyers) of the international "Stern" flight to Berlin. Size 7cm and Programme: Olympic Games 1936: programme of the flying competition in Rangsdorf 31.7.36, in Tempelhof 4.8.36, size 14.5x21cm, 32 pages with photos, cover soiled, very rare!
Participation Medal: Olympic Games Tokio 1964 - Small Flag Carrier's participation medal, by Okamoto/Tanaka, bronze, silver plated with relief motifs and Japanese lettering. Ther were 94 flag carriers at the Games! Size 4.2cm, in original wooden presentation case (some small stains), the medal ia in good condition. Very rare!
Olympic Games Mexico 1968 Silver Winner medal - Official bronze medal which belonged to Eeast Germany gymnast Erika Zuchold. She placed third in the team event at the Olympic Games in Mexico 1968. Bronze, 6 cm, plaque shows the gymnastics symbol, back is engraved "Clasificacion por equipo femenil". Ruby-coloured silk ribbon. Plus Zuchold's original winner diploma for placing third at the Olympics 1968. Parchment, 31x30.5 cm. Plus IOC winner pin for this medal numbered "6724" which was awarded to Erika Zuchod in the 1990ies. Diploma slightly stained. Erika Zuchold, née Barth, (born 19th March 1947 in Lucka, district of Altenburg) is a former East German gymnast. She won four silver medals and one bronze medal for East Germany at Olympic Games. Zuchold became universally known for being the first woman to compete the flick-flack element on balance beam on the 7th June 1964. At the World Championships in 1970 she won gold at Vault and Balance Beam and silver in the Individual All-Round. She was sportswoman of the same year in East Germany. She quit her career after the Olympic Games in 1972. PLEASE NOTE: in case we register a bidding for the complete collection of Erike Zuchold (see lot number 1), this item will be withdrawn and attached to lot number 1.
Athletics Participation badge 1939 England v Fran - France. 2) Official participation badge of the track and field competion France - England with inscription "France - Angleterre. Paris, September 1939 "Gilt + silvered bronze, multicolour enamelled, 2.7x2.4 + 2.5x1.6 cm. Gilt for Officials; Silvered for athlets.
Winner Medal Table Tennis World Championships2003 - Official medal of the 47th Table Tennis World Championships in Paris 2003 for the winner. Inscribed "The Liebherr 47th World Table Tennis Championships Bercy 2003 Paris" Gilt bronze, 7 cm with original silk ribbon. There were only eight gold medals awarded in five competitions. Seven gold medals went to Chines athletes, one went to Austrian player Werner Schlager who surprisingly wone the single match.
Winner Medal Table Tennis World Championships2003 - Official medal of the Table Tennis World Championships in Baden (nr Vienna) 1937 for the runner-up in the single competition. Engraved "S.II." (Single 2nd place). Silver plated bronze with mounted bicolour enamelled Austrian national flag. Made by "Orth, Wien". 6.2x6.2 cm. The medal is probably from the women's single competition. Because of quite odd regularities there weren't any medals awarded to women. Ruth Hughes Aaron (USA) and Trude Pritzi (Austria) played the final. Pritzi wone the first set, Aarons won the second. The third set was canecelled due to a timeout after 105 minutes. The match didn't count and thus nobody was awarded a title. It took 64 years until both players were awarded a gold medal.
First Official FIFA-Pin 1968. - First official general FIFA pin. Was given out for the first time in 1968. 1,5x1,3 cm, silver plated bronze with blue enamelled gloebe. Manufacturers Peka. Needles's lenght: 5,5 cm. Original general FIFA pin which was given out for the first time in 1968. Extremely rare. Comes with a letter of the FIFA secretary general Dr. H. Käser. He states that there had not been a generally accessible pin yet and that there would be one soon. The collector had strived for a FIFA pin since 1958 (there is a copy of his letter) and there wasn't a needle even in 1967. The collector then received this first pin ever in 1968. Only a small edition had been produced. Up to now collectors had believed that there must have been an older general FIFA pin than the one made in 1968. Yet the correspondence between the collector and FIFA proofs that assumption was wrong. All FIFA needles that were produced prior to 1968 had been in relation to certain events (i.e. FIFA congresses) or that they were made for certain officies (like FIFA referee). Historical museum piece.
Winner's Medal: Olympic Games 1972 Munich - Silver medal of the Olympic Games in Munich 1972 for East German gymnast Erika Zuchold on women's Vault. Designed by G. Cassioli and G. Marcks. Silver (169 grams); 6.6 cm with original chain. In original plastic case (17x17x2,8 cm) with printed Olympic emblem. Medal with original edge engraving "Zuchold, Erika" and "Turnen Pferdsprung Frauen". Plus Original silver medal's silver pin of the Olympic Summer game Munich 1972 for the winner of the second place. Silver plated bronze, 1.2x1.2 cm. These pins were awarded to the medallists in addidtion to their medals. Extremely rare. Original Olympic silver medal for the second place at the Olympic Games in Munich 1972. Includes 1) Original cardboard slipcase with medal, 2) IOC winner pin for this medal numbered "5163" which was awarded to Erika Zuchold retrospectively in the 1990ies. Erika Zuchold, née Barth, (born 19th March 1947 in Lucka, district of Altenburg) is a former East German gymnast. She won four silver medals and one bronze medal for East Germany at Olympic Games. Zuchold became universally known for being the first woman to compete the flick-flack element on balance beam on the 7th June 1964. At the World Championships in 1970 she won gold at Vault and Balance Beam and silver in the Individual All-Round. She was sportswoman of the same year in East Germany. She quit her career after the Olympic Games in 1972. PLEASE NOTE: in case we register a bidding for the complete collection of Erike Zuchold (see lot number 1), this item will be withdrawn and attached to lot number 1.
World Cup 2006. Official FIFA Participation medal - „FIFA World Cup Champion. 2006 FIFA World Cup Germany“ presented to the Italian and French Teams as well as Vips and officials at the "Winner's Paty after the match. Bronze, gold plated, size 5.1cm made by Bertoni. In original case. Very rare!
German Football Cup Medal 1956 Hamburger SV - Original DFB winner medal for finalist Hamburger SV in DFB cup final 5th August 1956. Karlsruher SV - Hamburger SV (3:1), Silver plated bronze, 5c; inscription reads "DFB Vereinspokal 1956". In original case. Was given to those who actually played the final. Karlsruhe players received the same - yet gilt - medal. Personal copy of Hamburger SV player Günter Schlegel. From the inheritance of Günter Schlegel (1926-2004) who was German vice-champion in 1957 and 1958 and vice-cup winner in 1956. 293 matches Oberliga Nord (1949-1960), 166 goals (Hamburger SV 1953-1958 (122 matches, 71 goals), Göttinger 05 (1949-1953, 131 matches, 87 goals), Concordia Hamburg (1958-1960).
German Football Cup Winner Medal 1980 - German Football Cup Winner Medal 1980 for coming second in the Cup, engraved "DFB Vereinspokal 1980", silver plated bronze, 4,4x4,4 cm. Was given to 1 FC Cologne players after the cup final against Fortuna Duesseldorf in 1980. Duesseldorf Palyers received the same medal, only theirs were gilt. Only 30 of these medals were presented to Bremen players and managers. Medal slightly stained on back side. .
Participation Medal: Olympic Games 1972. Munich - Erika Zuchold's participation medal from the Olympic Games in Munich 1972. Stainless steel, 4.9 cm diametre, 1.1 cm thick. In original acryl prestation box. Medal for athletes and officials. Plus an IOC participation pin numbered "40377". Erika Zuchold was awarded this pin retrospectively in the 1990ies. Erika Zuchold, née Barth, (born 19th March 1947 in Lucka, district of Altenburg) is a former East German gymnast. She won four silver medals and one bronze medal for East Germany at Olympic Games. Zuchold became universally known for being the first woman to compete the flick-flack element on balance beam on the 7th June 1964. At the World Championships in 1970 she won gold at Vault and Balance Beam and silver in the Individual All-Round. She was sportswoman of the same year in East Germany. She quit her career after the Olympic Games in 1972. PLEASE NOTE: in case we register a bidding for the complete collection of Erike Zuchold (see lot number 1), this item will be withdrawn and attached to lot number 1.
A Royal Agricultural Society of England silver gilt medallion inscribed verso Essex Show Chelmsford 1946 for the Best Goat awarded to Miss E. Webb, boxed, together with a silver gilt Centenary Celebrations Windsor 1939 medallion, British Goat Society bronze medallion x3, and a Smallholder Championship silver medallion, boxed. (6)
A BRONZE FIGURE OF HANUMAN Probably Tamil Nadu, South India, circa 18th century standing on a lotus, the monkey headed deity with hands in namaskara mudra, wearing floral dhoti, his long tail with bell scrolling behind his head 12cm high Provenance Private collection, Italy, since circa 1980
A SMALL BRONZE FIGURE OF BUDDHA Kashmir or Gandhara, 4th/5th century seated in padmasana on a lotus, his hands in dharmacakra mudra, with elongated earlobes and bun usnisa, socket for attachment underneath 5.9cm high The socket underneath suggests that this figure was originally part of a larger shrine or stupa. For a closely related figure of Maitreya in the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, see Pratapaditya Pal, Indian Sculpture: A Catalogue of the Los Angeles County Museum, Berkeley 1986, no.S100, p.226
A LARGE BRONZE FIGURE OF LAKSHMI Kerala, South-West India, 16th century Standing in samabhanga on a separately cast circular lotus base, her right hand holding a lotus which flowers at her right shoulder, her left at her side, wearing elaborate headdress and jewellery, pleated flowing skirt 34.5cm high Provenance: Sotheby's London, 24 November 1986, lot 32. This figure appears to be a companion piece to a bronze sold previously in these rooms. See 6 November 2014, lot 98. For a very closely related figure in the Norton Simon Museum, California, see Pratapaditya Pal, 'Art from The Indian Subcontinent', no.227
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