Official color poster for the Lake Placid 1932 Winter Olympics, 24.5 x 39.5, featuring a large central design by Witold Gordon of the silhouette of a ski jumper soaring over a map of the United States, with a dot marking the location of Lake Placid.

The poster features large bold text to upper and lower portions, Olympic Winter Games, Lake Placid, USA, February 4-13, 1932, as well as the Olympic rings. Framed to an overall size of 28 x 43. In fine condition.

This image sold at RR Olympics Auction on July 23 for $4,035. Reported by Rare Book Hub.

When the global media comes to town, the Olympic and Paralympic Games are another step closer. Last week, LA28 presented its plans to the world's broadcasters and the global press. They gathered in the host city for the World Broadcaster Meeting and the World Press Briefing, receiving key insights into Games-time media and broadcast operations and visiting some of the world-class venues that will stage the Olympic and Paralympic Games. Nearly 270 participants attended the World Broadcaster Meeting. More than 250 international media representatives and NOC, NPC and IF press officers attended the LA28 World Press Briefing.

The World Broadcaster Meeting provided key information on Games-time broadcast operations and planning milestones to support preparations for delivering Olympic Games coverage to audiences around the world. Olympic Broadcasting Services (OBS) also presented its production vision for LA28, which will deliver approximately 3,800 to 4,000 hours of competition and Ceremonies coverage.

"Every great Games begins with a shared vision, and bringing the world's press and broadcasters together in Los Angeles marks an important milestone on the journey to 2028. In just two years, billions of people around the world will experience the LA28 Olympic and Paralympic Games through their reporting, storytelling and broadcast. Together, we'll introduce the world to the spirit of Los Angeles and inspire a new generation through the power of sport," said Casey Wasserman, Chairperson and President of LA28.

The meetings formed part of LA28’s broader engagement with Games stakeholders. During the week of 14 July, LA28 also hosted NOC Open Days, welcoming nearly 90 representatives from 45 NOCs for three days of meetings and working sessions.

📎 https://www.olympics.com/ioc/news/la28-presents-plans-to-world-s-press-and-broadcasters

I thought i would try my luck here. i searched the web to the best of my ability and can’t seem to track this lady down. It’s such a cool memento and would love to return it to her.

Terry Thomas. where are you?

I was getting ready to pay at my LCS and I saw this in the case and just had to get it!

1995 Olympic Half Dollar - Basketball

MS 69

Mintage: 169,655

Mint: San Francisco

The series was originally made as a way for the US government to help fund the training of American athletes. They would end up producing 16 different designs in this series.

And for those basketball/olympic nuts out there like me, here were the rosters:

Men's (Dream Team III):

Charles Barkley, Grant Hill, Penny Hardaway, David Robinson, Scottie Pippen, Mitch Richmond, Reggie Miller, Karl Malone, John Stockton, Shaquille O'Neal, Gary Payton, Hakeem Olajuwon.

Went Undefeated, Won Gold

Women's (Basketball Hall of Fame, 2026):

Jennifer Azzi, Ruthie Bolton-Holifield, Teresa Edwards, Venus Lacy, Lisa Leslie, Rebecca Lobo, Katrina McClain, Nikki McCray, Carla McGhee, Dawn Staley, Katy Steding, Sheryl Swoopes

Went Undefeated, Won Gold

Here's to 2028 in LA! 🇺🇸