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Souvenirs of Suzanne and Monique Berlioux, including: - Three medals and a decoration addressed to Madame Suzanne Berlioux, two from the city of Paris 1966 and 1973 in silver and silver-gilt (weight: 130 g), one from the city of Monaco 1967 and the 1962 RCF decoration from the women's swimming section. - An important set of laminated Olympic Games committee folders, including Barcelona 1976, Verna 1973... - Olympiad 1960. XVII Olympic Games Rome MCMLX. Rome, Italian National Tourist Office, 1960. Bearing Ex-libris "Collection Monique Berlioux". - Mexico Llama a los XIX juegos olympicos 1968, hymno al deporte. With Ex-libris "Collection Monique Berlioux". Also from the same collection, a silver-plated "1912-1972 International Amateur Wrestling Federation" award on a glass block signed Bertoni Milano, a small silver-plated sculpture of a walking stick and a golf ball, a gilded metal baseball bat inscribed "Woman's softball" and forming a pen, a paperweight in marble and gilded metal of the International University Sports Federation signed Bertoni Milano, a sterling silver box on a chased wooden frame and engraved "Conseil International du Sport Militaire, XXXème anniversary 1978" (Gross weight : 376 g), a BELMONT bic pen engraved "Kowait Olympic committee" in its shaped case, a paperweight featuring a miniature matrix of the TIMES and SUNDAY Times under resin (12 x 8 x 3 cm), a gilded metal medal of Poland chased with a Polish wing and a "Belgique France Juniors Namur 1961" decoration. Suzanne Berlioux (1898 - 1984) was a French swimming coach. In particular, she coached champion swimmers Christine Caron and Françoise Letellier. She gave her name to several sports complexes, and passed on her passion to her daughter Monique. Monique Berlioux (1923 - 2015) was a champion swimmer of the 1940s and early 1950s, who became an executive in international sports institutions. For sixteen years (1969-1985), she was Director General of the International Olympic Committee.
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Souvenirs of Suzanne and Monique Berlioux, including: - Three medals and a decoration addressed to Madame Suzanne Berlioux, two from the city of Paris 1966 and 1973 in silver and silver-gilt (weight: 130 g), one from the city of Monaco 1967 and the 1962 RCF decoration from the women's swimming section. - An important set of laminated Olympic Games committee folders, including Barcelona 1976, Verna 1973... - Olympiad 1960. XVII Olympic Games Rome MCMLX. Rome, Italian National Tourist Office, 1960. Bearing Ex-libris "Collection Monique Berlioux". - Mexico Llama a los XIX juegos olympicos 1968, hymno al deporte. With Ex-libris "Collection Monique Berlioux". Also from the same collection, a silver-plated "1912-1972 International Amateur Wrestling Federation" award on a glass block signed Bertoni Milano, a small silver-plated sculpture of a walking stick and a golf ball, a gilded metal baseball bat inscribed "Woman's softball" and forming a pen, a paperweight in marble and gilded metal of the International University Sports Federation signed Bertoni Milano, a sterling silver box on a chased wooden frame and engraved "Conseil International du Sport Militaire, XXXème anniversary 1978" (Gross weight : 376 g), a BELMONT bic pen engraved "Kowait Olympic committee" in its shaped case, a paperweight featuring a miniature matrix of the TIMES and SUNDAY Times under resin (12 x 8 x 3 cm), a gilded metal medal of Poland chased with a Polish wing and a "Belgique France Juniors Namur 1961" decoration. Suzanne Berlioux (1898 - 1984) was a French swimming coach. In particular, she coached champion swimmers Christine Caron and Françoise Letellier. She gave her name to several sports complexes, and passed on her passion to her daughter Monique. Monique Berlioux (1923 - 2015) was a champion swimmer of the 1940s and early 1950s, who became an executive in international sports institutions. For sixteen years (1969-1985), she was Director General of the International Olympic Committee.
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