Trophies and Awards

Obv: oarsman standing holding oar and wreath, raised lettering - New York Rowing Ass'n, May 30th Regatta 1934, rev: rough cast back

Obv: dual flags shield/wreath/crossed oars, rev engraved: Interscholastic Championship, Eight Oared Shell, Worcester Mass, June 1, 1935, 1st Place, Dead Heat 5.6.3/5, stamped: BB&B (Bailey, Banks & Biddle - Philadelphia) G Filled

Rev: 1936 National Championship, engraved: Intermediate Eight Oared Shells, Won By N.Y.A.C. Wm. Weinlandt, stamped: BBB GF for Bailey Banks & Biddle

Obv: dual flags shield/wreath/crossed oars, rev engraved: Interscholastic Championship, 1st 8 Oared Shells, Worcester Mass, May 30, 1936, Won By, stamped: BB&B (Bailey, Banks & Biddle - Philadelphia)

Obv. engraved: WIENER REGATTA-VEREIN, engraver: GRIENAUER, rev. engraved: %#. GROSSE WIENER INTERNATIONALE RUDER_REGATTA 1938

1939; cast medallion "New York Rowing Ass'n.", engraved: Jr. Single Gig, label on reverse: "Johnson National Insignia Co. Inc. 314 West 14th Street New York

Inscribed: ****To**** Dr. Chester S. McGown, Whose Enthusiastic Co-Operation Made, The 1940 Dad Vail Regatta, At Springfield - Massachusetts, ***A Complete Success***, From The Oarsmen Of, A.I.C. Boston University, Dartmouth Manhattan, Marietta, Richmond, Rollins Rutgers, ***Springfield***, silver plate a bit rough

Ribbon: blue & white pin back, obv: Kobenhavns Roklub, relief of sculler, 1866, rev: engraved Haandbold 1941

Obv: framed racing scene w/bridge background w/flag, "Interne Regatta R.C. Allemannia v. 1866", stamped "Kriegsjahr (War Year) 1941", rev: blank.

Memorial To Commemorate The Fallen And Tortured Rowers, relief of bowed head of rower holding CZ flag and wreath, translation: UCTENI - Honoring, PAMATKY - Sites, PADLYCH - Fallen, UMUCENYCH - Tortured, VESLARU - Rowers. no inscription on reverse

Lake Waramaug CT

Competitor, Olympic Rowing Trials, 1964, Orchard Beach Lagoon, NYC

Engraved: "The Vesper Eight, Olympic Champions, Tokyo ,1964, 2, Hugh Foley", applied Schuylkill Navy insignia in center with crossed oars, single handle, slightly dented/out of round, stamped on bottom: English Pewter, Made in England

Screened one side: Schuylkill Navy cartouche, and other side: Schuylkill Navy Match Races, won by Miller/Maroney/Dreissigacker/Hewitt

1977 FISA World Championship - Lightweight Double

1978 FISA World Championship - Lightwieght Double

1978 World Championship - Lightweight Double

Obv: three oars superimposed one two stylized heads; rev: FISA w/stylized eight & oars, no maker's mark

Obv: three oars superimposed one two stylized heads; rev: FISA w/stylized eight & oars, no maker's mark

Signed by Olympic athletes: Herb Douglas Long Jump 1948 Olympic Bronze 1922-2023 “Oldest living U.S. Olympic medalist, died at 101” Rafer Johnson Decathon 1956 Olympic Bronze, 1960 Olympic Gold Marie Jonik Myers Rowing 1976 Olympics Ann Jonik Rowing 1976 Olympics Sam Bigler Weightlifting 1976 Olympics Steve Kirk Handball 1984 & 1988 Olympics Dick Smith Skeet Shooting 1988 Olympics Anita L Nall-Richesson Swimming 1992 Olympic Gold, Silver, Bronze Angela Spangler High Jump 1997 World Championships Presented to sponsor: Ernst & Young

Central relief of oarsman standing with oar, advertised as coming from Vesper BC, but doubtful, possible European.

Printed: International Regatta, Seekonk River, Providence R.I., June 17 1880, (participants listed/not all attended): Hanlan, Boyd, Kennedy, Riley, Ross, Weisberger, Plaisted, Lee, Delano, Hosmer, Dempsey, TenEyck, Gaudier.

2001 Canadian Henley Sr. Lwt. Single Dash

2002 Canadian Henley Sr. B Lwt. 4x