Schwerer Glaspokal Winterspiele 1936 - Olympischer Ehrenpreis an Sieger Elis Viklund Goldmedaille 50 km Ski Langlauf. - photo 1
Schwerer Glaspokal Winterspiele 1936 - Olympischer Ehrenpreis an Sieger Elis Viklund Goldmedaille 50 km Ski Langlauf. - photo 2

Schwerer Glaspokal Winterspiele 1936 - Olympischer Ehrenpreis an Sieger Elis Viklund Goldmedaille 50 km Ski Langlauf.

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22.06.2024 11:30UTC +02:00
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ID 1227364
Lot 956 | Schwerer Glaspokal Winterspiele 1936 - Olympischer Ehrenpreis an Sieger Elis Viklund Goldmedaille 50 km Ski Langlauf.
Schwerer Glaspokal Winterspiele 1936 - Olympischer Ehrenpreis an Sieger Elis Viklund Goldmedaille 50 km Ski Langlauf. Hoher, schwerer Glaspokal mit detaillierter Inschrift und facettiertem Sockelfuß. Vorderseitig mittig die Olympischen Ringe mit Titel "IV. Olympische Winterspiele Garmisch-Partenkirchen 1936", darunter vierzeilige Inschrift "Olympischer Ehrenpreis 50-km-Ski-Langlauf Elis Viklund-Schweden 3 Std. 30 Min. 11 Sek.". Rückseitig im Oval matt geschliffenes olympisches Dekor mit Siegesgöttin, Lorbeerzweig und Fackel über "Ski-Marathon". Höhe 27,5cm. Z 2+ Sehr gute Qualität. Die Olympischen Winterspiele 1936 (auch IV. Olympische Winterspiele genannt) wurden vom 6. bis 16. Februar 1936 in Garmisch-Partenkirchen im Deutschen Reich mit 28 Ländern und 17 Wettkämpfen ausgetragen, eröffnet durch Adolf Hitler. Elis Viklund bzw. Wiklund (12. Dezember 1909 in Ullanger, Gemeinde Kramfors bis 17. März 1982 in Solleftea) war ein schwedischer Skilangläufer. Viklund gewann bei den Nordischen Skiweltmeisterschaften 1934 in Solleftea die Goldmedaille über 50 km und zwei Jahre später bei den Olympischen Winterspielen 1936 die Goldmedaille über 50 km. A heavy glass cup of the Winter Olympics 1936, awarded to Elis Viklund Gold Medal 50 km Cross-Country Ski
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