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DAS OLYMPISCHE DORF XI. OLYMPIADE BERLIN 1936 (SIGNED BY BRITISH OLYMPIC FOOTBALL TEAM)

DAS OLYMPISCHE DORF XI. OLYMPIADE BERLIN 1936 (SIGNED BY BRITISH OLYMPIC FOOTBALL TEAM)
DAS OLYMPISCHE DORF XI. OLYMPIADE BERLIN 1936 (SIGNED BY BRITISH OLYMPIC FOOTBALL TEAM)

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Official photographic guide to the Olympic Village for the 1936 Berlin Olympics.

1st edition. Landscape format. 27 plates, photographic and illustrations. Internally very good, clean and bright. In the original grey cloth with gilt decorative titles to upper. Covers lightly spotted else very good. Signed to the front free end paper by the entire British Olympic Football team for 1936 including standby players, 23 names plus head coach William Voisey. The team included Arsenal's Bernard Joy, the last amateur to play for England. Great Britain lost 5-4 to Poland in the quarter-finals.

 

Date
1936
Publisher
Deutscher Kunstverlag
Author
(1936 Berlin Olympics)

£240.00 (Code: 25263)

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