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French team rooster for the VI Olympic Winter Games. Height 26 m…

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OSLO 1952. French team rooster for the VI Olympic Winter Games. Height 26 mm.

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OSLO 1952. French team rooster for the VI Olympic Winter Games. Height 26 mm.

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Estim. 140 - 180 EUR

Olympic Games/ Two sets of badges (22 in all): A) Summer, 1956-60-64-72/ Roosters. Set of 10 roosters in fabric or silk for the jerseys of the French teams: a) Two for 56, (silk,10x70); b) Six for 1960 (fabric, 100x70); c) One for 1964; d) One for 1972 (diam: 90); B) Eleven crests, fabric, embroidered: USA (JO, 1968 and 72), 1976 (Sion, and two Montreal, JO, different), one Swiss team, three Belgian teams (Lion d'or), two INSEP (Herakles, archer). One Lublin 1967 (5 rings) is enclosed.

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Olympic Games/ Summer, 1964-68-72-80-84-88/ French teams. The presentation books or brochures for these 6 Olympic Games, featuring the portraits and achievements of all our ambassadors, as well as historical retrospectives for each discipline. A bonus for Los Angeles is the French track and field team's trombisnocope. An unusual ensemble. To be on the rooster's crest. From Dupureur and Jazy to Longo and Pérec, they're all there. Used condition. Rare.

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