Rare Items
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PM HUN 1925 June 21st Budapest - MAC Jubilaris Regatta (on complete sport set HUN 1925)
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PM ITA 1927 Sept. 11th Pallanza advertising the Universities' World rowing Championships #Coll. JE#
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PM NED 1937 Aug. 14th Amsterdam-Roeibaan - ERC Amsterdam
The first championship races on an artificial basin
This postmark was used during the European Rowing Championships only (1937 Aug. 13th-15th) -
PM POL 1927 July 31st Bydgoszcz international regatta #Coll. JE#
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PM POL 1928 July 8th Bydgoszcz - Wszechpolskie Regaty #Coll. JE#
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PM SUI 1923 July 2nd Lausanne - Swiss national championships
The first rowing postmark worldwide
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PM SWE 1912 July 19th (day of finals) OG Stockholm #Coll. JE#
This postcard bears the signature of Rudolf
Fickeisen (GER) who won the M4+ gold medal
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PM TCH 1961 Aug. 27th Prague Autoposta (50th ERC at Prague, day of finals)
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PM URS 1975 June 30th-July 18th Moscow - VI. Spartacist Games
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PM YUG 1932 Sept. 2nd Belgrade - ERC Belgrade (FDC-PM)
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PM YUG 1979 May 31st Bled WRC (logo)
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Poster GER 1972 OG Munich (depicting the M8+ silver medal winner crew GER at OG Tokyo 1964)
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Program BEL 1920 OG Antwerp #Coll. JE#
For the first time FISA-Rules governed the Olympic regatta 
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Program FRA 1900 OG Paris #Coll. JE#
No reference to the Olympic Games
can be found in this program but it
is in fact the program of the
first Olympic rowing regatta that
took place from Aug. 25th-27th
1900 at Paris on the Seine river.
The rubber stamp in the top margin
of the program shows that it once
belonged to Alexander Gleichmann
von Oven who was the cox of the
Germania RC Hamburg crew (4th
place in the M8+ final)
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Program GBR 1948 Aug. 9th OG London (day of finals) Henley
Three lanes about 1900 m upstream 
Two pairs of brothers competed in the M8+ final: Ian & David Turner (USA) won
the gold medal and Harald & Thorstein Krakenes (NOR) won the bronze medal.
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Program GBR 1948 OG London Aug. 5th Henley
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Program GER 1935 ERC Berlin-Gruenau #Coll. JE#
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Program GER 1972 Sept. 2nd OG Munich (day of finals) with Olympic pictogram No. 3
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Program SWE 1912 OG Stockholm July 17th-19th with complete crew lists
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Program USA 1932 OG Los Angeles Aug. 12th (Finals)
