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233 A trio of Great Britain team stick pins issued for the 1936 Berlin Olympic Games,


each enamelled with a Union Jack, Olympic Rings and inscribed 1936 £400 - 600


234 An IOC session badge for the London meeting in 1939, gilt-metal & enamel, Britannia holding the Olympic Rings aloft with her trident, inscribed IOC LONDON 1939, XXXVI MEETING, ribbon suspension, brooch fitting; sold together with an unidentified enamelled badge also from 1939, inscribed 1939, MONACO, J U I., surmounted by Olympic Rings


At the 1939 IOC Session in London Garmisch-Partenkirchen were selected to host the 1940 Winter Olympics and Cortina d’Ampezzo would do so in 1944. London was selected to host the Summer Games of 1944. All of course were cancelled upon the outbreak of the Second World War and all international Olympic business was suspended indefinitely. £300 - 400


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235 Two commemorations for the 50th anniversary of the IOC 1894-1944, the first a bronze medal, the obverse with a named portrait of Pierre de Coubertin and further inscribed 23 JUIN 1894 SORBONNE, the reverse inscribed 50me ANNIVERSAIRE DES JEUX OLYMPIQUES LAUSANNE JUIN 1944; sold together with a gold plated stick pin with Olympic Rings & laurel design (2) £350 - 450


236 A trio of badges issued for the IOC session in Stockholm in 1947 gilt-metal & enamel, two lapel badges (one with a stud fitting, the other a brooch fitting) and a stick pin, each inscribed COMITE INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIQUE, STOCKHOLM 1947


At the 1947 IOC Session in Stockholm Oslo were selected to host the 1952 Winter Olympic Games and Helsinki the 1952 Summer Olympics. £300 - 400


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