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-#251 - #264(14)Athens 1896 Poster14 nations competed in Athens in 1896 at the first international Olympic Games in modern history officially known as the Games of the I Olympiad.
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-#251 - #264(14)Chamonix 1924 PosterThe Winter Games organized by the French Olympic Committee at the foot of Mont Blanc in Chamonix was originally known as the "International Winter Sports Week" which then became the first Olympic Winter Games.
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-#521 - #561(41)Stockholm 1912 PosterThe Games of the V Olympiad in 1912 was the first to include competitors from all five continents. It was also the first Olympics to use an electronic timing system and photo finish for the track events.
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-#521 - #561(41)Antwerp 1920 PosterA number of Olympic traditions were first introduced at the Games of the VII Olympiad. It was the first Olympiad in which the Olympic oath was voiced, the first where doves were released to symbolize peace, and the first in which the Olympic flag was flown.
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-#1201 - #2750(1550)Schneemandl, Innsbruck 1976 Mascot - Variant 1Schneemann is the official mascot of the 1976 Winter Olympics officially known as the XII Olympic Winter Games in Innsbruck, Austria. Schneemann wears a Tyrolean hat which is a typical hat worn in the region of Inssbruck.
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-#1201 - #2750(1550)Waldi, Munich 1972 Mascot - Variant XXWaldi is the official mascot of the 1972 Summer Olympics in Munich, Germany officially known as the Games of the XX Olympiad. The Waldi pin didn't come out until several years after the Olympics.
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-#1201 - #2750(1550)Lake Placid 1932 PosterLake Placid, New York hosted the III Olympic Winter Game in 1932 which became the first Winter Olympic games to be held in the United States.
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-#1201 - #2750(1550)C.O.F. Officiel Paris 1924 BadgeThe 1924 officiel C.O.F. French Olympic Committee pin badge from the Games of the VIII Olympiad in Paris, France, measured 18mm x 14mm and weighed 2.4g.
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-#901- #1650(550)Stockholm 1912 PosterThe Games of the V Olympiad in 1912 was the first to include competitors from all five continents. It was also the first Olympics to use an electronic timing system and photo finish for the track events.
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-#901- #1650(550)Antwerp 1920 PosterA number of Olympic traditions were first introduced at the Games of the VII Olympiad. It was the first Olympiad in which the Olympic oath was voiced, the first where doves were released to symbolize peace, and the first in which the Olympic flag was flown.
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-#3001 - #5843(2,843)Waldi, Munich 1972 Mascot - Variant 1Waldi is the official mascot of the 1972 Summer Olympics in Munich, Germany officially known as the Games of the XX Olympiad. Waldi is the first official mascot created for the games.
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-#3001 - #5843(2,844)Waldi, Munich 1972 Mascot - Variant 2Waldi is the official mascot of the 1972 Summer Olympics in Munich, Germany officially known as the Games of the XX Olympiad. Waldi is a dachshund, a popular breed of dog from Germany.
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-#3001 - #5843(2,843)Waldi, Munich 1972 Mascot - Variant 3Waldi is the official mascot of the 1972 Summer Olympics in Munich, Germany officially known as the Games of the XX Olympiad. The Waldi design was incorporated into the marathon course during the 1972 Summer Olympics.
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-#3001 - #5843(2,844)Waldi, Munich 1972 Mascot - Variant 4Waldi is the official mascot of the 1972 Summer Olympics in Munich, Germany officially known as the Games of the XX Olympiad. Waldi was created by Otl Aicher, a German designer who was responsible amongst others for the Lufthansa logo design.
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-#3001 - #5843(2,843)Waldi, Munich 1972 Mascot - Variant 5Waldi is the official mascot of the 1972 Summer Olympics in Munich, Germany officially known as the Games of the XX Olympiad. German designer Otl Aicher based Waldi's design on a real long-haired Dachshund named Cherie von Birkenhof.
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-#3001 - #5843(2,844)Waldi, Munich 1972 Mascot - Variant 6Waldi is the official mascot of the 1972 Summer Olympics in Munich, Germany officially known as the Games of the XX Olympiad. Waldi's main color scheme was designed to match the colors of the Olympic rings, ergo, blue, yellow, orange and green.
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-#3001 - #5843(2,843)Waldi, Munich 1972 Mascot - Variant 7Waldi is the official mascot of the 1972 Summer Olympics in Munich, Germany officially known as the Games of the XX Olympiad. The marathon route in the 1972 Olympics was designed to resemble Waldi.
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-#3001 - #5843(2,844)Waldi, Munich 1972 Mascot - Variant 8Waldi is the official mascot of the 1972 Summer Olympics in Munich, Germany officially known as the Games of the XX Olympiad. Over two million items using the Waldi design were sold around the world.
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-#2301 - #3439(1,139)Waldi, Munich 1972 Mascot - Variant 9Waldi is the official mascot of the 1972 Summer Olympics in Munich, Germany officially known as the Games of the XX Olympiad. Waldi did not include black or red since those colors were related to the National Socialist Party and the games were designed to be optimistic Rainbow Games.
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-#2701 - #4813(2,113)Schneemandl, Innsbruck 1976 Mascot - Variant 2Schneemann is the official mascot of the 1976 Winter Olympics officially known as the XII Olympic Winter Games in Innsbruck, Austria. Schneemann was also considered a lucky charm since it brought plenty of snow to Innsbruck in 1976.
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-#7001 - #18700(11,700)Aquatics Tokyo 1964 PictogramThe Games of the XVIII Olympiad in 1964 had 23 aquatic events which included 4 diving, 18 swimming and 1 water polo event.
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-#7001 - #18700(11,700)Athletics Tokyo 1964 PictogramThe 1964 Tokyo Games of the XVIII Olympiad had 36 athletics events which included a variety of track and field events--24 events for men and 12 events for women. This was the first Olympics to hold events for women's 400 metres and women's pentathlon.
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-#7001 - #18700(11,700)Basketball Tokyo 1964 PictogramBasketball made its sixth appearance at the Tokyo Games of the XVIII Olympiad in 1964 in which the United States received their sixth consecutive gold medal after defeating the Soviet Union.
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-#7001 - #18700(11,700)Boxing Tokyo 1964 PictogramThe Tokyo Games of the XVIII Olympiad in 1964 had ten boxing events for men only which included ten weight classes. The Soviet Union and Poland received three gold medals each from the boxing events.
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-#7001 - #18700(11,700)Canoe Tokyo 1964 PictogramThe canoeing events at the Tokyo Games of the XVIII Olympiad in 1964 were held on Lake Sagami and included 5 events for men and 2 events for women.
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-#7001 - #18700(11,700)Cycling Tokyo 1964 PictogramThe Tokyo Games of the XVIII Olympiad in 1964 included a new event--the 4000m individual pursuit event. The cycling competition included two road and five track cycling events which were for men only.
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-#7001 - #18700(11,700)Equestrian Tokyo 1964 PictogramThe Tokyo Games of the XVIII Olympiad in 1964 hosted 6 equestrian events that included 2 show jumping, 2 dressage, and 2 eventing competitions.
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-#7001 - #18700(11,700)Fencing Tokyo 1964 PictogramThe Games of the XVIII Olympiad in 1964 hosted eight fencing events including épée, foil and sabre weapon types for men while the women only competed in foil events.
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-#7001 - #18700(11,700)Football Tokyo 1964 PictogramHungary won the gold medal for the football competition at the Tokyo Games of the XVIII Olympiad in 1964 where 14 men's national teams from six continental confederations completed in this event.
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-#7001 - #18700(11,700)Gymnastics Tokyo 1964 PictogramThe gymnastics events at the 1924 Tokyo Games of the XVIII Olympiad were held at the Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium in Tokyo. Eight artistic gymnastics events were contested for men while the women competed in six events.
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-#7001 - #18700(11,700)Hockey Tokyo 1964 PictogramThe India team took the gold medal for field hockey at the Tokyo Games of the XVIII Olympiad in 1964 where 15 teams played during the competition at Komazawa Hockey Field.
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-#7001 - #18700(11,700)Judo Tokyo 1964 PictogramThe judo competition at the 1924 Tokyo Games of the XVIII Olympiad was held in the Nippon Budokan and was divided into four classes which were restricted to men only.
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-#7001 - #18700(11,700)Modern Pentathlon Tokyo 1964 PictogramThe modern pentathlon at the 1924 Tokyo Games of the XVIII Olympiad had two events for individual competition and team competition. Hungary won the gold for the individual event while the Soviet Union won the gold for the team event.
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-#7001 - #18700(11,700)Rowing Tokyo 1964 PictogramThe 1924 Tokyo Games of the XVIII Olympiad hosted seven men's events for rowing including single sculls, double sculls, coxless pairs, coxed pair, coxless fours, coxed fours, and eights. A total of 370 rowers from 27 nations competed.
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-#7001 - #18700(11,700)Sailing Tokyo 1964 Pictogram40 countries competed in 5 class events during the sailing competition at the 1924 Tokyo Games of the XVIII Olympiad where 119 boats crewed by 233 competitors competed.
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-#7001 - #18700(11,700)Shooting Tokyo 1964 PictogramThe 1924 Tokyo Games of the XVIII Olympiad featured six shooting competitions for men only including 25 meter rapid fire pistol, 50 meter pistol, 50 meter rifle prone, 50 meter rifle three positions, 300 meter rifle three positions, and trap.
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-#7001 - #18700(11,700)Volleyball Tokyo 1964 PictogramThe 1924 Tokyo Games of the XVIII Olympiad featured two volleyball competitions for men and women. The Soviet Union won the gold for the men's indoor volleyball competition while Japan won the competition for the women's indoor volleyball competition.
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-#7001 - #18700(11,700)Water Polo Tokyo 1964 PictogramHungary won the gold medal for the water polo competition during the 1924 Tokyo Games of the XVIII Olympiad which was held at the Yoyogi National Gymnasium in Shibuya, Tokyo.
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-#7001 - #18700(11,700)Weightlifting Tokyo 1964 PictogramThe 1924 Tokyo Games of the XVIII Olympiad featured seven weightlifting classes all for men only.
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-#7001 - #18700(11,700)Wrestling Tokyo 1964 PictogramThe 1924 Tokyo Games of the XVIII Olympiad featured wrestling competitions for eight freestyle and eight Greco-Roman events in eight classes all for men. The competition also counted as the 1964 World Weightlifting Championships.