Olympic Games/ Summer, 1996/ Atlanta/ Lewis/ Autograph/ Carl Lewis (1961-) A dozen pieces on the Olympic champion with 9 medals won over 4 consecutive games from 1984 to 1996, Lewis. From a bib from Atlanta 1996, signed by him, to a flyer for the Mickey Foundation, the four-time Olympic long-distance champion's influence is evident...With a cut ticket, a signed cap on the visor, two "Time" covers, a frame with two photos proving that he was indeed the king of the long jump, a signed image from the prestige collection of the US Gotha, a large numbered color photo, a medal with the Los Angeles gantry at the start of his Olympic exploits, the participant medal in its green cover from the Atlanta Games (diam: 60mm, by Malcolm Gear).

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