Null Olympic bell from the 1936 Olympics, KPM Berlin, white porcelain, with clap…

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Olympic bell from the 1936 Olympics, KPM Berlin, white porcelain, with clapper, black stand, scepter mark inside, hanger min. dam., height 13 cm

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Olympic bell from the 1936 Olympics, KPM Berlin, white porcelain, with clapper, black stand, scepter mark inside, hanger min. dam., height 13 cm

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Olympic Games/ Summer, 1936/ Berlin/ Overture/ Beer/ Three important items, one of them major and rare: a) official program in French, "Instruction pour la cérémonie d'ouverture de la Xiè Olympiade, Berlin 1936, le samedi 1/8/36 au stade du Reich, par le comité d'organisation , with official logo, 10 pages, plus detailed plan with flap, 29.5 x 21 cm; b) colored documentary wheel, with beautiful Julius Bötzow beer advertisement, "XI_ Olympiad 1936, Berlin", with all the flags in the wheel, on the back, recap of the athletics-boxing-rowing-haltero palmares, up to 32, blank space for 36, by ReKamera. 20 x 14 cm, small tear top left; c) portrait of ancient athlete with Brandenburg Gate, "Berlin 1936" by Stanzig (anney XI OS), framed (29x20) with Olympic bell in the sky on verso (Erasmusdruck Berlin, S 42).

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