Box MSS186.89
Contains 25 Results:
Entry forms for 7th International Games for the Deaf: Sweden, 1953
This series consists of entry forms for the World Games for the Deaf and Dresse and Maere Cups submitted by individual athletes and national teams. Forms include athletes’ names and nationalities and the sports they expect to compete in. Earlier forms also include the athletes’ addresses, occupations, and an attestation that the submitter is deaf. Arranged chronologically.
Entry forms for 7th International Games for the Deaf: Switzerland, 1953
This series consists of entry forms for the World Games for the Deaf and Dresse and Maere Cups submitted by individual athletes and national teams. Forms include athletes’ names and nationalities and the sports they expect to compete in. Earlier forms also include the athletes’ addresses, occupations, and an attestation that the submitter is deaf. Arranged chronologically.
Entry forms for 7th International Games for the Deaf: United States, 1953
This series consists of entry forms for the World Games for the Deaf and Dresse and Maere Cups submitted by individual athletes and national teams. Forms include athletes’ names and nationalities and the sports they expect to compete in. Earlier forms also include the athletes’ addresses, occupations, and an attestation that the submitter is deaf. Arranged chronologically.
Entry forms for 7th International Games for the Deaf: Yugoslavia, 1953
This series consists of entry forms for the World Games for the Deaf and Dresse and Maere Cups submitted by individual athletes and national teams. Forms include athletes’ names and nationalities and the sports they expect to compete in. Earlier forms also include the athletes’ addresses, occupations, and an attestation that the submitter is deaf. Arranged chronologically.
Entry forms for 8th International Games for the Deaf: Argentina, 1957
This series consists of entry forms for the World Games for the Deaf and Dresse and Maere Cups submitted by individual athletes and national teams. Forms include athletes’ names and nationalities and the sports they expect to compete in. Earlier forms also include the athletes’ addresses, occupations, and an attestation that the submitter is deaf. Arranged chronologically.
Entry forms for 8th International Games for the Deaf: Austria, 1957
This series consists of entry forms for the World Games for the Deaf and Dresse and Maere Cups submitted by individual athletes and national teams. Forms include athletes’ names and nationalities and the sports they expect to compete in. Earlier forms also include the athletes’ addresses, occupations, and an attestation that the submitter is deaf. Arranged chronologically.
Entry forms for 8th International Games for the Deaf: Belgium, 1957
This series consists of entry forms for the World Games for the Deaf and Dresse and Maere Cups submitted by individual athletes and national teams. Forms include athletes’ names and nationalities and the sports they expect to compete in. Earlier forms also include the athletes’ addresses, occupations, and an attestation that the submitter is deaf. Arranged chronologically.
Entry forms for 8th International Games for the Deaf: Bulgaria, 1957
This series consists of entry forms for the World Games for the Deaf and Dresse and Maere Cups submitted by individual athletes and national teams. Forms include athletes’ names and nationalities and the sports they expect to compete in. Earlier forms also include the athletes’ addresses, occupations, and an attestation that the submitter is deaf. Arranged chronologically.
Entry forms for 8th International Games for the Deaf: Czechoslovakia, 1957
This series consists of entry forms for the World Games for the Deaf and Dresse and Maere Cups submitted by individual athletes and national teams. Forms include athletes’ names and nationalities and the sports they expect to compete in. Earlier forms also include the athletes’ addresses, occupations, and an attestation that the submitter is deaf. Arranged chronologically.
Entry forms for 8th International Games for the Deaf: Denmark, 1957
This series consists of entry forms for the World Games for the Deaf and Dresse and Maere Cups submitted by individual athletes and national teams. Forms include athletes’ names and nationalities and the sports they expect to compete in. Earlier forms also include the athletes’ addresses, occupations, and an attestation that the submitter is deaf. Arranged chronologically.