Coca-Cola (Spain) - Montreal 1976 ~ Historia de los Juegos Olimpicos

1976

Montreal 1976 ~ Historia de los Juegos Olimpicos

Coca-Cola

Spain

84 (2 football)

Just two football items in this collection, as shown above - numbers 24 and 79.

Classic Era

1.  Olympic Stadium

2.  Temple of Zeus

3.  Discus Thrower Statue

4.  Base Relief of Wrestlers

Modern Era

5.  Athens 1896 - Baron de Coubertin (I.O.C.)

6.  Athens 1896 - 100 yards (Athletics)

7.  Athens 1896 - Spiridon Louis (Athletics)

8.  Athens 1896 - Robert Garrett (Athletics)

9.  Paris 1900 - Germany (Rowing)

10.  Paris 1900 - John Rimmer (Athletics)

11.  Paris 1900 - USA (Tug of War)

12.  Paris 1900 - Reginald & Lawrence Doherty (Tennis)

13.  St. Louis 1904 - Archie Hahn (Athletics)

14.  St. Louis 1904 - Ray Ewry (Athletics)

15.  St. Louis 1904 - Fred Lorz (Athletics)

16.  London 1908 - Forrest Smithson (Athletics)

17.  London 1908 - Dorando Pietri (Athletics)

18.  London 1908 - British polo player (Polo)

19.  London 1908 - Queenie Newall (Archery)

20.  Stockholm 1912 - Duke Kahanamoku (Swimming)

21.  Stockholm 1912 - Jim Thorpe (Athletics)

22.  Stockholm 1912 - Great Britain (Athletics)

23.  Stockholm 1912 - Emil Vare (Wrestling)

24.  Antwerp 1920 - Espana

25.  Antwerp 1920 - Charles Paddock (Athletics)

26.  Antwerp 1920 - P. Ryan (Athletics)

27.  Paris 1924 - USA (Rugby Union)

28.  Paris 1924 - Paavo Nurmi (Athletics)

29.  Paris 1924 - John Weismuller (Swimming)

30.  Amsterdam 1928 - India (Hockey)

31.  Amsterdam 1928 - Elizabeth Robinson (Athletics)

32.  Amsterdam 1928 - Marquis de los Trujillos (Equestrianism)

33.  Amsterdam 1928 - Ladislav Vacha (Gymnastics)

34.  Amsterdam 1928 - Peter Desjardins (Diving)

35.  Los Angeles 1932 - Jean Shirley (Athletics)

36.  Los Angeles 1932 - Women's 4 x 200 m relay (Swimming)

37.  Los Angeles 1932 - Chuhei Nanbu (Athletics)

38.  Berlin 1936 - Adolf Hitler (Visitor)

39.  Berlin 1936 - Konrad Frey (Gymnastics)

40.  Berlin 1936 - Jesse Owens (Athletics)

41.  Berlin 1936 - Willy Rogeber (Shooting)

42.  London 1948 - Renato Perona / Ferdinando Teruzzi (Cycling)

43.  London 1948 - Italy (Water Polo)

44.  London 1948 - John Mark (Athletics)

45.  Helsinki 1952 - Emil Zatopek (Athletics)

46.  Helsinki 1952 - Christian d'Oriola (Fencing)

47.  Helsinki 1952 - Dana Zatopkova (Athletics)

48.  Helsinki 1952 - Italy (Cycling)

49.  Helsinki 1952 - Nina Romachkova (Athletics)

50.  Melbourne 1956 - William O'Brien (Athletics)

51.  Melbourne 1956 - Women's 4 x 100 m relay (Athletics)

52.  Melbourne 1956 - Alain Mimoun (Athletics)

53.  Rome 1960 - Nifers (Sailing)

54.  Rome 1960 - Wilma Rudolph (Athletics)

55.  Rome 1960 - Cassius Clay (Boxing)

56.  Rome 1960 - Donald Thompson (Athletics)

57.  Rome 1960 - Abebe Bikila (Athletics)

58.  Tokyo 1964 - Johannes Geesink (Judo)

59.  Tokyo 1964 - Romanian Women (Volleyball)

60.  Tokyo 1964 - Franco Menichelli (Gymnastics)

61.  Tokyo 1964 - Alexey Vakhonin (Weightlifting)

62.  Tokyo 1964 - Polina Astakova (Gymnastics)

63.  Mexico City 1968 - Dick Fosbury (Athletics)

64.  Mexico City 1968 - Bob Beamon (Athletics)

65.  Mexico City 1968 - Tommie Smith / John Carlos / Peter Norman (Athletics)

66.  Mexico City 1968 - Olympic flame

67.  Munich 1972 - John Williams (Archery)

68.  Munich 1972 - Ludmila Turischeva (Gymnastics)

69.  Munich 1972 - USA v Soviet Union (Basketball)

70.  Munich 1972 - Mark Spitz (Swimming)

71.  Munich 1972 - Alexander Chaparenko (Kayaking)

72.  Munich 1972 - Yugoslavia (Handball)

73.  Munich 1972 - Opening Ceremony

74.  Munich 1972 - Wolfgang Nordwig (Athletics)

75.  Munich 1972 - Mariano Haro (Athletics)

76.  Munich 1972 - Shane Gould (Swimming)

77.  Munich 1972 - Heidi Schuller (Athletics)

78.  Munich 1972 - Israeli Olympic Team

79.  Munich 1972 - Poland

80.  Munich 1972 - West Germany (Hockey)

81.  Montreal 1976 - Montreal '76 Olympic Stadium

82.  Montreal 1976 - Montreal '76 Velodrome

83.  Montreal 1976 - Montreal '76 Olympic Logo

84.  Montreal 1976 - Olympic and Canadian Flags