London 1948 Summer Olympics (2) Souvenir Scarves Uncommon pair of colorful souvenir scarves from the London 1948 Summer Olympics: a 31 x 31 scarf by Jacqmar featuring an overhead view of the opening ceremony at Wembley Stadium, with Union Jack and Olympic flags flying high and various London structures visible in the background; and a 35 x 34 silk scarf designed by Arnold Lever and printed by Weyvale Fabric Printworks, featuring a full list of all of the Olympic medal-winning teams and athletes in all of their respective sporting categories, with the large colorful Olympic rings prominent to the entire scarf. In overall fine, folded condition.

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