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Click here to subscribeOlympic Games 1928 Pre Official Report Swiss - Official report about the preparations of the Swiss Olympic Committee for the participation at the Olympic Summer Games in Amsterdam 1928 and the Winter Games in St. Moritz 1928. French. Extremely rare. 8 pages, 22.5x15.5 cm, paperback, Lausanne 1927
World Cup 1982 Official card Italy 18 autographs - Official card of the Italian FA on occasion of winning the Football World Cup 1982. Front with 18 signatures of the following players: off, Cabrini, Sciera, Gentile, Collovati, Oriali, Bergomi, Tardelli, Conti, Rossi, Graziani and others. Four pages, carton, 24x23 cm. Very rare card, signatures are hard to get.
Olympic Games St-Moritz 1928. General Programm - Comité Exécutif des IImes Jeux Olympiques d'hiver St-Moritz, 1928. Liste des membres du C.O.S.. Liste des membres du Comité Exécutif des IImes Jeux Olympiques d'Hiver. Invitation. Programm Général provisoire des IImes Jeux olympiques d'hiver, St-Moritz 1928. Very rare complete programme nd invitation to the second Olympic Winter Games. Very fine. 12 pages, 22.5x15.5, paperback, Lausanne 1927.
Olympic Games Amsterdam 1928 Official Swis Report - Rapport Général au Bureau du Comité olympique Suisse sur la Participation suisse aux Jeux de la IXme Olympiade Amsterdam 1928. Official Report of the Swiss Olympic Committee about the participation at the Olympic Summer Games in Amsterdam 1928. French. Extremely rare. Extra fine. 24 pages, 22.5x15.5 cm paperback; Lausanne 1928
Olympic Games Berlin 1936 Original Carpennant - Original car flag DDAC (now ADAC) and NSKK for the official ralley on occasion of the Olympic Games in Berlin 1936. Linen with embroidered emblem on both sides "NSKK DDAC Haltet Beste Verkehrsdisziplin. XI.Olympiade Berlin 1936". Pennant with inserted wire. 34x22 cm. DDAC was the German Automobile Club, NSKK was the National Socialist Motor Corps. Beautifully conserved piece. Rare.
Olympic Games Berlin 1936. Ticket for Gouverment - "Ehrenkarte XI.Olympiade Berlin 1936" Compementary ticket for government box, row no. 06, seat no. 05. at the Olympic Stadium, government boxes at any other Olympic event. This ticket enabled ist holder to visit all events at the Olympic Games. With original black leather case which had the Olympic rings embossed. This is ticket no. 159 out of 220 tickets that were issued. 15x19 cm. Extremely rare. Official ticket for members of the government and superior guests of state (ie. Presidents or ministers). Only 220 copies of this ticket were issued, thus it is the rarest ticket of the Olympic Games. The folder consists of high quality black nappa leather. The official report mentionse three different leather cases (green, brown and red) which were issued for these complimentary tickets. There is no mentioning of the black one for government boxes. Ticket condition A-, leather case with small traces of usage. This object will be issued with a certificate of authenticity. Please read more under "original tickets".
Olympic Games Berlin 1936. Party for athlets - Complete Set of programme for the „Festival of the Competitors“ at Deutschland Hall, Berlin, 16, 1936. 21x30 cm. In German, English, French. Official programme, 1 page; Menu of dinner, 1 page; Address of the German Reich Sports Leader v.Tschammer, 12 pages; Adress of the President of the IOC, Baillet-Latour, 6 pages. 5 pieces. Very rare complete set. Encolsed three additional programms and Guides for the Berlin Games
Olympic Winter Games 1936 Official Swiss Report - Rapport sur la Participation suisse aux IVmes Jeux Olympiques d'Hiver à Garmisch-Partenkirchen du 6 au 16 février 1936.. Official Report of the Swiss Olympic Committee about the participation at the Olympic Winter Games in Garmisch-Partenkirchen 1936. French. Extremely rare. Extra fine. 8 pages, 22.5x15.5 cm paperback; Lausanne 1936
Olympic Games Berlin 1936 Official Swiss Report - Rapport sur la Participation suisse aux Jeux de la XIme Olympiade, á Berlin, du 1er au 16 aout 1936. Official Report of the Swiss Olympic Committee about the participation at the Olympic Summer Games in Berlin 1936. French. Extremely rare. Extra fine. 32 pages, 22.5x15.5 cm paperback; Lausanne 1936
Olympic 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!
Olympic Games Tokio 1940 Programm - XII.Olympiade Tokyo 1940. "We call upon the youth of the world" Official programme of the Japanes organization committe in German for the Olympic inter Games of Sapporo 1940 and the Olympi summer Games in Tokyo 1940. With complete programme of the Games, presentation of all venues, travel- and ticket offers. Plus a correction sheet for the programm of the Games on occasion of the resolutions of the IOC session in Cairo in March 1938. 1 page in English. Japan cancelled the Games on 16th July 1938. Extremely rare prospect, even more so as far as the correction sheet is concerned.
Olympic Winter Games 1940. St.Moritz - Rare advertising leaflet for the Olympic Winter Games in St. Moritz 1940. The Oplympic Winter Games were awarded to St. Moritz due to the fact that the Games had been taken off Sapporo since Japan had entered the war. Yet in May 1939 the Games were taken off St. Moritz, too, because of problem with the Alpine demonstration competitions. The Games went to Garmisch-Partenkirchen untill they were finally cancelled becuase of WWII. The leaflet was printed in March 1939, there's no reference to the Olympic Games in its contents. Rare leaflet (French).
Olympic Games 1920. Olympic Diploma 1920. - Very rare coloured Olympic diploma from Olympic Games 1920 „VIIe Olympiade Anvers 1920 Prix. Diplome de participant Athletisme Leon Fourneau Belgique" for participating athlete Leon Fourneau from Belgium, with original autograph by IOC president Henri de Baillet-Latour (* March 1, 1876; †January 6, 1942). Size 74x56,5 cm. -- Minor tears in margin; folded, along folding edge partly torn.
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 Sapporo 1972. Official Mascot - Official mascot of the Olympic Winter Games in Sapporo 1972. The bobsleigh rider bear is a plastic savings box. There were four models of this mascot, all of which were numbered. This is number 3. The bear's head is moveable, complete size 10x4x9 cm. Extremely rare! Small signs of usage.
Olympic Games Berlin 1936 Autograph Gold Medal - Original signatures of gold medallist Hugo Straß (1907-1941) who won the coxless pair at the Olympic Games plus original autograph of Strauß's partner in the coxless pair, Willi Eichhorn (1908-194) on a postcard addressed to the Single sulls winner of 1936, Karl Schäfer. The postcard is dated 24th August 1936 and was written by Willi Eichhorn. A very rare document with the signatures of both gold medallists on one postcard. Plus the signatures of three other Olympic rowers on the postcard. The front side of the postcard was pasted over with paper.
Olympic Games 1940. Official Report St.Moritz - Statement on the Withdrawal of the 1940 Winter Games from Switzerland.The only publication of the Swiss Olympic Committee about the preparation and the withdrawl of the Olympic Winter Games in St. Moritz 1940. The Swiss Olympic Committee writes about how this happened. Completely unknown report. In 1938 Sapporo had returned the Olympic Games because of the Chinese-Japanese war. The Games had been given to St. Moritz on 3rd September 1938. The IOC withdrew the Olympic Games from St. Moritz again after quarells about the Olympic programme (sepecially the alpine events) had begun. Paper slightly tarnished due to old age., otherwise in mint condition. Rare.
Poster Table Tennis 1890 - Large four colour advertising poster „Tennis de Salon“ showing a beautiful decorative scene of a table tennis match which takes place inside a conservatory. Next to the players there stands a set of bats in a boardboardbox on the floor. Dated 1890 approx., design by Societe d'arts graphiques, Clichy (Seine)“ 48x29 cm. Rare early table tennis poster, with passepartout.
UEFA Euro 1996 Coupe Henri Delauny Germany - European Cup, replica of the „Coupe Henri Delauny. Championnat d'Europe“, in total 15 cm. high (mounted on a wooden base). The plaque on the base is engraved „Deutschland Europameister 1996 England. DFB“ in original DFB presentation box. The replicas were given to players and officials. Only 50 copies!! Very rare!!
World Cup 1938. Original Season Programme 1938 - World Cup 1938 France. Official Programme from the French FA. (FRENCH) „Revue de la Coupe du Monde du Football 1938. Sous le patronage de la Fédération Francaise de Football Association“ with all teams and stadiums. With fotos and many illustrations. Extremly rare! Size 27x21 cm, over 30 b/w photos, 52 pages. (FRENCH)
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.
World Cup 1938. Rare Italian Report - "Tre Volte Campioni del Mondo. Da Berlino a Parigi."Italian journalists report ("a diary") on the 3rd triumph of Italy's national team in France 1938 following the victories in the World Cup 1934 in Italy and in the Olympic Football tournament in Berlin 1936, then considered as an inofficial form of Football world championship. Including short scenic summaries of the former events. In Italian language. Size 14x21 cm, clothbound, with 20 b/w-photographs and 182 pages. --Extremly rare Report
World Cup 1938. 3rd pave match Brasil v Sweden - Coupe du Monde France 1938. Bresil - Suede (Final de Classement). 19 Juin 1938. Bordeaux. Programme Officiel. Official programme for the third place match Brazil - Sweden (4-2) at the World Cup in France 1938 in Bordeaux on 19th June 193 . Size 37x21 cm Softcover, 12 pages. Jacket stained, brackets rusty, first page discoloured. Rare.
World Cup 1954 Rare General Programm - Coupe du Monde 1954. Fussball. Football. Calcio. Very rare nonofficial programme (trilingual German/French/Italian). Programme, presentation of teams and venues, review of the World Cup. Top rarity, has never been on offer at AGON before. 80 pages, 15x10.5 cm, carton.
Olympic Games Rome 1960. Official Report (English - Olympic Games Rome 1960. Official Report (English) The games of the XVII Olympiad. Rome 1960. The official report of the Organizing Committee. Volume 1 + 2. size 22x29cm, 1941 pages, cloth bound with b/w and m/c photos. Rare copy in English language
World Cup 1966. Rare commemorative pennant - Pennant WC 1966: Souvenir pennant from the final in Wembley 1966. Embroidered with“England - Deutschland 4:2. WM-Endspiel London 1966" and mounted photo of the German Team. Edged with golden braid and black and yellow silk border. Size 41x28 cm. fine and rare!
World Cup 1970 15 beer tins - 15 beer cans "Rewe World Cup Spezial Bier" bottled on occasion of the World Cup. Each can can with a photo of a participating team. Complete series. There's no can witha picture of the German team due to licence problems. 13 cans filled with beer. One can without lid; plus two dublicates (Brazil and England). Rare.
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.
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