428 Tickets for the Opening and Closing Ceremonies of the 1960 Rome Olympic Games (2)
£120 - 160
430 A group of six 1960 Rome Olympic Games tickets, three being unused tickets with all counterfoils still attached, for athletics (sequence number 031), equestrian sports (332) and field hockey (468); and stubs for cycling (298), gymnastics (424) and diving & water polo (552) £120 - 160
432 A 1960 Rome Olympic Games participation medal, designed by E Greco, nude female torch bearer over Olympic Rings, reverse with an eagle soaring above the Olympic Stadium £250 - 350
429 A 1960 Rome Olympic Games official programme and entrance ticket for the boxing competition both featuring Cassius Clay, the programme covering the boxing competition, the ticket numbered 251 and specifically issued for the gold medal final bouts on the evening of 5th September including Clay’s light- heavyweight gold medal fight v Poland’s Zbigniew Pietrzykowski £200 - 250
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431 A group of four 1960 Rome Olympic Games official programmes and six entrance tickets, the programmes for athletics 6th September, the football semi-finals 5th & 6th September, the weightlifting competition 7th to 10th September and the wrestling tournament 26th August to 6th September; the tickets for athletics a pair (No.064) for morning 6th September, football a pair (No.394) for the semi- final evening 6th September Denmark v Hungary, weightlifting (No.632) morning 7th September and free-style wrestling (No.521) evening 3rd September (10) £80 - 120
433 1960 Rome Olympic Games memorabilia, i) a silver-gilt medal cast with two fighting boxers, the reverse with Olympic Rings, understood to have been struck for members of the Soviet team at the 1960 Olympic boxing tournament; ii) two pairs of white metal buttons decorated with Olympic Rings and, a view of ancient Rome and dated 1960 in Roman numerals;
iii) XVII Olympiad, Rome 1960, presented by Harold Abrahams with a foreword by Roger Bannister, softback with pictorial cover
£150 - 250
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