INTRODUCTION
SUMMER GAMES |
1914 -
6th Olympic Congress
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Poster for the 1914 Olympic Congress in Paris
According to
Wikipedia
Poster stamps were issued for the scheduled events:
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SUMMER GAMES
1964 - XVIII Olympiad - Tokyo
1968 - XIX Olympiad - Mexico City
1972 - XX Olympiad - Munich
WINTER GAMES
1924 - I Winter Games - Chamonix
1928 - II Winter Games - St Moritz
1932 - III Winter Games - Lake Placid
1936 - IV Winter Games - Garmisch-Partenkirchen
1940 - V Winter Games - Sapporo
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V Winter Games - St Moritz
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V Winter Games - Garmisch-Partenkirchen
1944 - V Winter Games - Cortina d'Ampezzo
1948 - V Winter Games - St Moritz
1952 - VI Winter Games - Oslo
1956 - VII Winter Games - Cortina d'Ampezzo
1960 - VIII Winter Games - Squaw Valley
1964 - IX Winter Games - Innsbruck
1968 - X Winter Games - Grenoble
1972 - XI Winter Games - Sapporo
OTHER TOPICS
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U.S. OLYMPIC SHIELD DECALS
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Workers' Olympics
DuBois listings:
In 1914, two labels were issued by Egypt & Czarist Russia to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the Congress of 1894 where the decision to revive the Olympic Games was made. These labels advertised athletic events scheduled to be held in Cairo, Egypt, and in Riga, Latvia. The Games at Riga were never held due to the outbreak of World War I. |
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#1914-1a thru d Cairo event to Commemorate 20th Anniversary of rebirth of Olympic Games There is a fifth color, gray, very scarce.
1. "XX ANNIVERSAIRE du RETABLISSEMENT 1894 des JEUX OLYMPIQUES 1914" at
bottom of vignette portion of design; "STADE DE CHATBY ALEXANDRIE (EGYPTE)
3,4 et 5 AVRIL 1914" in panel below vignette.
Vignette, above: a rider astride a horse and holding a winged-figure
in his left hand, two other men on both sides of horse, one holding
horse's reins, both holding a garland of roses.
a) red, b) green, c) blue, d) brown ... $15.00ea |
2. "Second Russian Olympiad in the city of Riga 6-20 July 1914"
as Cyrillic text, above vignette.
Vignette: a lion in front of a chariot in which a maiden and an armored man
are standing; a wall and a coliseum in background. An imprint is at
lower left.
(This is an improper use of the word "Olympiad.")
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GERMAN FUND LABELS
DuBois listing:
1914 - GERMAN FUND-LABELS
1. Ausstellungshalle am ZOO vom 12 April bis. Mai 1914: SPORTLICHE
JAHRESZEITEN
eine Veranstaltung z. Gunsten d. Witwen u. Waisenkasse des Vereins
Berliner Journalisten E.V. und des Olympia-Fonds des Varbandes Berliner
Athletik-vereine as nine lines of text, down the main right side
of the label. "L. Zabel" at lower right.
Vignette: a man, with a monocle in his left eye, wearing a uniform.
58x36mm, perf 11.25
Trim of man's white uniform is red & black, his hair and eye-outline are
black, his face is pink & tan; the text is white, on a black background,
with a gray border, on 3 sides; "L. Zabel" is gray.
(Translation of German text: Exhibition Hall, near the Zoo, from April 12th
to May 3rd, 1914: ATHLETIC SEASONS, an organization for the benefit of the
Widow's and Orphan's Fund of the Berlin Journalist's Club, and the Olympic
Funds of the Association of the Berlin Athletic Clubs.) ... $40.00
2. Same as No.1 but man's uniform is trimned blue instead of red ... $40.00
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BAVARIAN WINTERSPORT - 1914DuBois listing:
These are non-Olympic labels listed herein for information purposes. They
serve to indicate that winter sports were well-organized in Germany and
such events may have been held in conjunction with the "1916 - Berlin"
Games, if they had not been cancelled. Skiing competitions in Feldberg
(Schwarzwald) were being contemplated for the upcoming Games of 1916.
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NOT IN DUBOIS1914-x1 "CLUNY - 6 des FÈTES GYMNIQUES les 1 2 3 Aoüt 1914" 6th Gymnastics Festival, Cluny, France Not related to the Olympics celebration, but such a beautiful image, I had to share it. |
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