Bill Miller Collection

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Waverley Boat Club bronze medal
Obv: sculler/white enamel Waverley flag/crossed oars, rev inscribed Four Oar Barge, stamped: (F) Forsythe NY
Western Intercollegiate Rowing Championship program
Covers, 2-page Sprints history, schedule page, programs attending page, officials page, NRF page
Western Mass Amateur Rowing Association medal, Independence Day Regatta, WMARA (Western Mass. Amateur Rowing Assoc.), Springfield
Rev stamped W.M. Young Regalia Co. Springfield, Mass
WH Davy wherry photos
What It Takes to Earn Your Place: Celebrating Rowing through the 150th Oxford v Cambridge Boat Race
A celebration of rowing commemorating the 150th Oxford versus Cambridge Boat Race.
When Harvard Won At Henley
Rowing article removed from Outing magazine.
Who's In Bow
1st ed.
William G Miller sitting in single-sculls snapshot
1933; back text: "Bill Miller, single sculler of U.S.A. He came out second. This gives you an idea what a scull is like - a boat that is." written: "1933 Olympic
Winning Waters
1st ed.
Winnipeg Rowing Club, CS Riley crew photo
Carlie Johnson, Howard Carson, Elswood Richards, Conn Riley, Fred Bole on way to Brockville Ont regatta, (see book Rowing Memories)
Wisconsin Where They Row: A History of Varsity Rowing at the University of Wisconsin
1st edition
With the Skin of their Teeth: Memories of Great Sporting Finishes in Golf, Cricket, Rugby and Association Football, Lawn Tennis, Boxing, Athletics Rowing and Horse-Racing
1st
Women standing with crossed oars
Women's eights - Wellesley
Used
Women's European Championship competitors' pin badge
Obv: outside ring Championship European Women de Canotaj Academio Bucuresti 1955, center - sculler relief, and Romanian flag rev: no inscription
Wooden rudder
W/brass supports
Wooden rudder
Wooden rudder
Work and win, or, Noddy Newman on a cruise : a story for young people
Cover art only
World Champ commemorative art medal
World Championship Rowing, Amsterdam Bosban
World Rowing Championship
September 11-18, 1994
World Rowing Championships
August 28-September 8, 1974
World Rowing Championships
August 19-31, 1975
World Rowing Championships
August 20-28, 1977
World Rowing Championships
August 28-September 9, 1979