Null Sign - Concours national de saut d'obstacles
Painted wood panel (minor mate…

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Sign - Concours national de saut d'obstacles Painted wood panel (minor material loss) 54.4 x 61 cm All the lots in this sale will be stored at the Hôtel Drouot. No lot will be returned to the auction house. For information on storage and delivery charges, please call 01 48 00 20 18. Lots may be collected free of charge the following day in room 1 between 8 and 9:30 am.

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Sign - Concours national de saut d'obstacles Painted wood panel (minor material loss) 54.4 x 61 cm All the lots in this sale will be stored at the Hôtel Drouot. No lot will be returned to the auction house. For information on storage and delivery charges, please call 01 48 00 20 18. Lots may be collected free of charge the following day in room 1 between 8 and 9:30 am.

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Berlin 1936 Summer Olympics Gold Winner's Medal for Equestrian Show Jumping with Case Historic winner's medal awarded to German show jumper Kurt Hasse at the Berlin 1936 Summer Olympics. Gilt silver, 57 mm, 73 gm, by Giuseppi Cassioli. The front is inscribed “XI. Olympiad, Berlin, 1936” and features a ‘Seated Victory’ with the Coliseum in the background; the reverse portrays a winner carried by jubilant athletes; and the bottom edge is stamped "B. H. Mayer, Pforzheim, 990." The medal bears some instances of rubbing to the gilt, wear to the edges, and a surface mar to the reverse. Complete with its scarce hinged presentation case, gilt-stamped on the lid with an emblem of the 1936 Berlin Olympic Bell. German show jumper Kurt Hasse, with his horse Tora, earned gold medals in the individual and team show jumping events at the Berlin 1936 Summer Olympics. The jumping test featured 20 obstacles and had a time limit of 160 seconds. Points were lost for faults (including elimination for the third refusal on the course) and for exceeding the time limit. Hasse lost just four points for upsetting an obstacle, and won the individual gold medal in a tie-breaking 'jump off' against Romanian rider Henri Rang. Riders performed a single round of jumping, with their scores tallied to determine results in the team competition. A career military officer, Hasse would be killed in action on the Eastern Front during World War II.

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Charles LAPICQUE (1898-1988) Le Concours d'obstacles Lithograph Signed lower right Numbered lower left 64 x 49 cm. (traces of humidity)

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Olympic Games/ Summer 1900/ Paris/ Round medallion. Obverse: "Honneur et Patrie", winged Victory. Reverse: "Union des Sociétés de Tir de France, concours international de l'Exposition, et VIIè Concours national, 1900", cock. Gilded metal. Diameter: 2 cm

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