Olympic 1936 collectors any?

[ramon]

Here's Hitler's address to the world announcing the opening of the Games.

[ramon]

Here is the Olympic Games stereoscopic picture album published by Otto Schönstein. The pictures are by Heinrich Hoffmann with a text authored by Ludwig Haymann.

[ramon]

Here is one of the 100 stereoscopic pictures which appear in life like 3 D when viewed through the supplied Brill.

[ramon]

Here is the dust jacket of the 2nd volume covering the Summer Games as published by Cigaretten-Bilderdienst-Altona, Bahrenfeld.

[ramon]

Here is another artist's representation of the Hindenburg's Olympic Flight

[ramon]

I believe this was offered some time ago by Hermann Historica. This was the goal of the atheletes: The Olympic Gold Medal for the 1936 Games.

The front of the Medal

[ramon]

Here's the reverse of the Medal.

[burgerhaus]

Here are a couple of mine to add...........since it's getting close to Winter....

[burgerhaus]

And the reverse

[burgerhaus]

And without the border...

[burgerhaus]

And the reverse....Will post more later. Robert

[burgerhaus]

No one else have anything to show?? Well ring my chimes!!

[burgerhaus]

Reverse

[Ron C.]

The most interesting to me of the Olympic items I have is this numbered armband, and the Ausweis for it. The armband has the Olympic stamp on it, and in fading red it says "Kunstlauf".......which I take to mean figure skating. I am guessing that it for some official, or worker, at the figure skating event. Through the magic of PhotoShop CS2, I have also shown you the number on the backside of the band, which matches the Ausweis. The Ausweis is not named to any individual as I recall. I suppose it was given out to whoever happened to be doing the duty at the moment......don't know.

Ron C.

[williwo]

I´m not an olympic games collector, but maybe anyone can tell me what was the content of this case?

Measurements:
15,5 x 11,5 x 4 cm

or
6,1 x 4,5 x 1,57 inches