Olympic Games/ Exceptional set, book-disk-guide/ Coca-Cola - Lot 257

Olympic Games/ Exceptional set, book-disk-guide/ Coca-Cola 10 official and unofficial pieces, covering the period 1932-1980, with curiosities on 1936, 52, 56, 60, 64, 68, 80. a) 1932. The Official Guide to "French Participation in the Games of the X Olympiad, 1932, Lake Placid-Los Angeles" Rare, TBE. 74 pages, 23.5x15.5, small traces of moisture. b) 1936, Berlin, issue of the "Berliner Illuftrirte Zeitung (1 mark), Die 16 Olympischen Tage, Bericht. Cover by Ludwig Hohlwein, the crowned athlete, 96 pages, 37x26, trilingual summary, used condition c) 1952, Helsinki, XV Sommerspiele 19/7-3/8, General Anzeiger der Stadt Wuppertal, 48 pages (32x24), in German with all individual and nation rankings, complete with 92 images. The Games are covered by discipline, and include Boiteux, Zato, Mimoun and Hungary's 11 gold medallists. d) 1956. Guide Olympic XVIth Olympiad, Melbourne, 1956. Superb 3-part 5-flap color plan (70x48.5). Presented by the winged horse. Mimoun is not far away e) 1960, Rome. Two 45 t discs published by Coca-Cola for its stockists (Ricordo offerto d'all' imbottigliatore di Coca-Cola, Roma, Giochi della XVII Olimpiada), on the cover we discover the five sites, and four disciplines, the she-wolf is there, the official rings too, 18x18 f) 1964-68. Tokyo (?), jigsaw puzzle, new and in good condition (complete) in box: Eural Unispar, the gold medal rabbit with torch amidst his fellow rabbits practicing all disciplines, including judo, 30.5x22 g) 1968. Grenoble, France. Three official flyers or mimeographed notes on the X Winter Games in France 1968 in Grenoble, including the brochure with cover illustrated by Constantin (field hockey player, downhill racer, jumper, skater). h) 1980, Moscow. Curious giant illustrated booklet (40x30) published in Flemish by the Belgian Olympic Committee. Nine sports are described in three illustrated sections (equitation-cycling-athletics (2), swimming, rowing-canoe-gym-volley-basketball (unfolded 87x39), very educational.