1936
(20801-03) Die Sieger der Olympiade Berlin 1936
Haas, Linz u. Reichenberg
Germany
128 cards (2 football)
There are only two football cards in this collection, the winners of the Final (Italy) and the winners of the Bronze Medal game (Netherlands). There's no room for the losing finalists (Austria). In my notes, I have the football teams numbered 58 and 59 and I still have poor images of an album page that seems to confirm those card numbers, but as you can see, the Italian team shown here is card number 68. There might be two different versions of this collection. I think more research needs to be undertaken.
1-6. Athletics
7. Jesse Owens (Athletics)
8-18. Athletics
19. Jesse Owens (Athletics)
20-22. Athletics
23. Jesse Owens (Athletics)
33-??. Swimming
68. Italy
69. Norway
72. Philippines (Basketball)
The album originates from Czechoslovakia. The Haas company in the city of Reichenberg (today Liberec). It was published in Czech and German.
ReplyDelete**List of cards:** (Czech version album)
1. Jesse Owens (100 meters)
2. Archie Williams, A.G.K. Brown, J.E. Lu Valle (400 meters)
3. Ph. E. Edwards, J. Woodruff, Mario Lanzi (800 meters)
4. J. E. Lovelock, L. Beccali, G. Cunningham (1500 meters)
5. G. Hockert, L. Lehtinen, J. Jonnson (5000 meters)
6. J. Salminen (10,000 meters)
7. Kitei Son, G. Harper (marathon)
8. F. G. Towns (110 meters hurdles)
9. G. Hardin, M. S. White, J. W. Loaring (400 meters hurdles)
10. V. Iso Hollo (3000 meters steeplechase)
11. Relays (4x100 meters)
12. Team England (4x400 meters)
13. C. C. Johnson (high jump)
14. D. D. Albritton (high jump)
15. Jesse Owens (long jump)
16. Earle Meadows (pole vault)
17. Shuhei Nishida (pole vault)
18. Hans Woelke, S. Barhund, G. Stock (shot put)
19. G. Carpenter (discus throw)
20. Mr. Järvinen, G. Stock (javelin throw)
21. Y. Nikkanen (javelin throw)
22. Karel Hein, Erwin Black (hammer throw)
23. Karel Hein (hammer throw)
24. Huber, Klein, G. Morris (decathlon)
25. Kathe Kraus, Helen Stephenson, S. Walasiewicz (women’s 100 meters)
26. Trebisonda Valla, Anny Steuer (women’s 80 meters hurdles)
27. Tilly Fleischer, L. Kruger (women’s javelin throw)
28. Marie Kwasniewska (women’s javelin throw)
29. Gisela Mauermayer (women’s discus throw)
30. J. Wajsowna (women’s discus throw)
31. J. Csak, E. Kaun, A. Odam (women’s high jump)
32. F. Csik (100 meters freestyle swimming)
33. M. Yusa, Ch. Arrai (100 meters freestyle swimming)
34. J. Medica, Sh. Uto, S. Makino (400 meters freestyle swimming)
35. Tetsuo Hamura, Erwin Sietas, Reizo Koike (200 meters breaststroke swimming)
36. Wayne (diving)
37. Hutter, Wolfe, Gilman, Medica (4x200 meters freestyle relay)
38. Team Hungary (water polo)
39. Women’s 100 meters swimming start
40. Mastenbroek, J. M. Campbell, Gisela Arendt (women’s 100 meters freestyle)
41. H. Machata (women’s 200 meters breaststroke)
42. D. Senff (women’s 100 meters backstroke)
43. Willy den Ouden, Mastenbroek, Wagner, Seeberg (women’s 4x400 meters swimming relay)
44. Arendt, Lohmar, Schmitz, Halbsguther (women’s 4x100 meters swimming relay)
45. Freeman, Rayon, McKean, Lapp (women’s 4x100 meters swimming relay)
46. Marjorie Gestring (women’s diving)
47. Marjorie Gestring (women’s diving)
48. D. Degener, D. Poyton-Hill (mixed diving)
49. D. Poyton-Hill, V. Dunn, Koehler (women’s diving)
50. A. Saarwala (horizontal bar)
ReplyDelete51. A. Schwarzmann, Eugen Mack (vaulting horse)
52. Alois Hudec (rings)
53. Hudec, Stukelj, Volz (rings)
54. Eugen Mack (gymnastics)
55. Team Germany (women’s gymnastics)
56. Team Czechoslovakia (women’s gymnastics)
57. Vlasta Děkanová (women’s gymnastics)
58. Italy (football/soccer)
59. Norway (football/soccer)
60. Teams of Austria, Germany, and Switzerland (handball)
61. Teams of India and Germany (field hockey)
62. Teams of the Philippines and Mexico (basketball)
63. Argentina (polo)
64. Mohamed Ahmed Mesbah (weightlifting lightweight)
65. Touni, Ismayr, A. Wagner (weightlifting middleweight)
66. L. Hostin (weightlifting light-heavyweight)
67. Pšenička, J. Manger, A. Luhaäar (weightlifting heavyweight)
68. Weightlifting featherweight
69. Greco-Roman wrestling
70. Johansson, L. Schweickert (Greco-Roman wrestling)
71. R. L. Voliva (freestyle wrestling)
72. Willi Kaiser, Gavin Matta (boxing flyweight)
73. Sergio Ulderico, Jackie Wilson (boxing bantamweight)
74. Casanovas, Catterall, Minar (boxing featherweight)
75. Imre Harangi, N. Stepulov, Erik Agren (boxing lightweight)
76. G. Petersen, Michael Murach, Sten Suvio (boxing welterweight)
77. R. Michelot, F. Risiglione, Richard Vogt (boxing light-heavyweight)
78. Herbert Runge, Lowell (boxing heavyweight)
79. Italy (cycling 4 km team pursuit)
80. Charpentier, Goederich (cycling 100 km)
81. G. Lapebie, Charpentier, Nievergelt (cycling 100 km)
82. Gustav Schäfer (rowing)
83. Olsen, Larsen (double sculls)
84. Gaber, Sollner, Volle, Maier, Bauer (coxed fours rowing)
85. Germany (coxed fours rowing)
86. France (coxed fours rowing)
87. Krebs, Landertinger, Riedel (canoeing 10 km)
88. Johansson, Bladstrom (canoeing pair 10 km)
89. Bischoffs (sailing)
90. L. Reggio (R-class sailing)
91. Handrik, Leonard, Abba (modern pentathlon)
92. Earl Thomson (hunter jumping)
93. Ed. Garderé, G. Gaudini, Bocchino (fencing)
94. Ed. Garderé (foil fencing)
95. Riccardi, Drakenberg (épée fencing)
96. Hungary (team sabre fencing)
97. E. Kabos (sabre fencing)
98. J. Schacherer-Elek (women’s fencing)
99. Helena Mayer (women’s foil fencing)
100. Elen Preis (women’s foil fencing)
101. Torsten Ullmann (pistol shooting)
102. Czechoslovak Sokol members
103. Artut von Pongracz (dressage)
104. Czechoslovak épée team
105. Czechoslovak officers and female competitors
106. Czechoslovak delegation
107. J. Salminen, Askola, Jso-Hollo (10 km run)
108. Glenn Hardin (400 meters hurdles)
109. Harald H. Whitlock (50 km walk)
110. Noboru Terada (1500 meters swimming)
111. H. Machata, M. Genenger, J. Sorensen (women’s 200 meters breaststroke)
112. Japanese relay (4x200 meters swimming)
113. Hungary (water polo)
114. Netherlands (field hockey)
115. A. Terlazzo (weightlifting featherweight)
116. Van Vliet (cycling 1 km)
117. Beresford, Southwood (double sculls rowing)
118. Gustmann, Adamski, Arendem (coxed pair rowing)
119. Team USA (eight rowing)
120. Tribute to winners in 10 km folding pair boat
121. H. Pollay (dressage)
122. L. Stubbendorf (hunter ride)
123. Olympic flame in Prague
124. Czechoslovak student-athlete delegation
125. Škrdlant and Motl (canoe 10 km)
126. Czechoslovak pilots
127. Olympic radio world transmitter boat
128. Women’s continent relay in 4x100 meters freestyle swimming
Hi Marcus,
DeleteThank you very much for the amazing checklist. As it's from the Czech version I will add a new post for this collection. I did mention there might be two versions as I'd found a couple of cards that were exactly the same but with different numbers. I thought one might have been released after the other, I didn't think one would be German and the other Czech. I will also change the country from Germany to Czechoslovakia.
Is there a way of telling the difference between the Czech versions of the cards and the German ones? Also, I have the album cover shown, which I think is the German version. I have another picture of an album cover where the title is in a similar sort of 'old German' typeface but the year is in a large bold modern typeface. Could this be the Czech version?
Thanks again for all your help.
Kind regards,
Alan