Olympic Collection (page 4)

RMS Olympic, White Star Line ocean liner, 1911-1912. Artist: FGO Stuart
RMS Olympic, White Star Line ocean liner, 1911-1912. Launched in 1910, Olympic was the first of her class of ocean liners built for the White Star Line

UK, England, London, Hackney Wick, River Lee Navigation and London 2012 Olympic Stadium

UK, England, London, St. Pancras International Station

Russia, Black Sea Coast, Sochi, Radisson SAS Lazurnaya Hotel

Russia, Black Sea Coast, Sochi, elevated view of central Sochi, dusk

Russia, Black Sea Coast, Sochi, train station

Russia, Black Sea Coast, Sochi-area, Dagomys, traditional Russian tea house, tea and bread

Russia, Caucasus Mountains, Sochi Area, Krasnaya Polyana, Gazprom Ski Resort, Grand Hotel Polyana

Russia, Black Sea Coast, Sochi, elevated city view from the Arboretum Park cable car

Russia, Black Sea Coast, Sochi, Church of Archangel Michael

Russia, Black Sea Coast, Sochi, detail of new residential building

Russia, Black Sea Coast, Sochi, Lighthouse Beach, Platform nightclub

UK, England, London, St Pancras Railway Station, Olympic Rings

UK, England, London, 2012 Olympic Stadium

HMS Ocean Moored in London for Olympic Games
HMS Ocean is pictured moored on the River Thames in London during the Olympic Games. After the training exercises earlier in the year

Typhoon Jet Lands at RAF Northolt for Olympics Security Exercise
Pictured: A Royal Air Force Typhoon jet arrives at RAF Northolt, West London, ahead of an Olympics air security exercise. Typhoon fighter jets arrived at RAF Northolt today (Wednesday 2 May)

RAF Puma HC1 Helicopter Flies Past The Shard Skyscraper, London
A Royal Air Force 230 Squadron Puma HC1 helicopter based at RAF Benson, Oxfordshire is pictured flying past The Shard skyscraper during a training flight over London

Under the big roof
Hans Peter Rank

Olimpia
Alberto Bissacco

Earth Dances
The diagonals of the surf from an incoming tide complement an amazing sunset on the Olympic Coast.. Chris Moore

Ratio 4x5 Print By Bohonewart Copy 30
Emel Tunaboylu

The Great Stadium, The Franco-British Exhibition at White City, London, in 1908

RMS Olympic, White Star Line in dry dock in Southampton

Southampton White Star Line RMS Olympic in dry dock early 1900s

RMS Titanic, and Olympic, Henry Tingle Wilde, letter
RMS TITANIC/OLYMPIC: Henry Tingle Wilde (September 21st 1872 to April 15th 1912), Chief Officer R.M.S. Titanic. Handwritten letter from Wilde with envelope over three sides signed from Harry

RMS Titanic, and Olympic, postcard from Southampton
RMS TITANIC AND RMS OLYMPIC: A Tucks postcard of the Olympic, but sent from Southampton on Wednesday 10th April 1912, sailing day of the Titanic's maiden voyage

RMS Olympic postcard, from Northern Irelandwith floating cra
RMS. OLYMPIC: Scarce original postcard by Walton of Belfast, either 1910 or 1911 (posted from Northern Ireland much later)

RMS Olympic framed photograph
R.M.S. OLYMPIC: Period silver gelatin photograph of Olympic on April 10th 1912 leaving on her maiden voyage. 11ins. x 10ins. Date: 1912

RMS Olympic, signed First Class dinner menu
RMS OLYMPIC, rare signed First Class dinner menu for Titanic's sister Olympic dated September 20th 1911. This is an important date in many respects principally Olympic collided with Royal Naval

RMS Olympic oaik skirting board from cabin
RMS OLYMPIC, Oak skirting board section from cabin C62. 27ins. x 5ins

RMS Olympic, radio-controlled model boat
RMS OLYMPIC: Radio-controlled model boat. Lovingly crafted from original panelling from R.M.S. Olympic, by the owner of the Haltwhistle paint factory in Northumberland, Ray Cowell

RMS Olympic, Birch First Class wood section
RMS. OLYMPIC, Birch First Class Stateroom wood section with small section of architrave attached. 42ins. x 6ins

RMS Titanic, May Collection, archive of ephemera
RMS TITANIC MAY COLLECTION, small archive of personal ephemera relating to Titanic passengers Richards and Stanley May. It includes a South Western Hotel luncheon menu from July 1914 for the Spithead

RMS Olympic, Birch First Class stateroom wood section
RMS OLYMPIC, Birch First Class Stateroom wood section. 80ins. x 4ins

RMS Olympic, complete multiple panel, polished oak
R.M.S. OLYMPIC: Superb complete multiple panel section in polished oak, multiple stencil and impressed stamps Sitting Rm 3 Shelter Dk SS400 PORT SIDE. 21ins. x 69ins

RMS Titanic, photograph, Captain Edward John Smith
RMS TITANIC, Period oversize photograph showing Titanic's Captain Edward John Smith on board the Olympic with rare note The accompanying photograph of Captain Smith is provided by the voluntary

White Star Line, Arabic, Olympic, Oceanic logsn
WHITE STAR LINE: Collection of abstract of logs for Arabic, Olympic and Oceanic dating from 1906. (4) Date: 1900s

RMS Titanic, British Titanic Society, welcome desk sign
RMS TITANIC: British Titanic Society Welcome Desk sign used in the 1990s at Southampton conventions. Ex-Brian Ticehurst collection. Plus approximately 21 Titanic Commutator reference magazines

RMS Olympic cast iron table base
RMS OLYMPIC: Rare cast iron Second-Class table base, fluted central column with lion's head supports. 24ins

Southampton RMS Olympic propeller Blades probably 1932

White Star Line, RMS Titanic, booklet of notes
White Star Line, RMS Titanic. Rare booklet of notes and illustrations for First and Second Class passengers on board the Titanic

White Star Line, RMS Titanic, blue and gilt dessert plate
White Star Line, RMS Titanic. Arguably one of the most important White Star Line porcelain items in private hands today. A Spode R4331 OSNC (Oceanic Steam Navigation Company)

White Star Line, Titanic, blue and gilt dessert plate (back)
White Star Line, RMS Titanic. Arguably one of the most important White Star Line porcelain items in private hands today. A Spode R4331 OSNC (Oceanic Steam Navigation Company)

White Star Line, RMS Titanic, A La Carte Restaurant
White Star Line, RMS Titanic. Rare A La Carte Restaurant flyer from a promotional brochure, owned by Second Class passenger Joseph Laroche of Haiti who died in the sinking

White Star Line, RMS Olympic, handwritten postcard
White Star Line, RMS Olympic, collection of Titanic passengers Richard and Stanley May. Rare book postcard written by Richard May on board RMS Olympic on September 20th 1911

White Star Line, RMS Titanic and Olympic, postcard
White Star Line, RMS Titanic and Olympic, Philco Publishing Company photo card of ships in ?The World?s Greatest Gantry? in the Harland and Wolff Shipyard, Belfast, bordered by shamrocks

White Star Line, RMS Olympic, with crane, on postcard (back)
White Star Line, RMS Olympic, rare original postcard by Walton of Belfast, either 1910 or 1911 - as seen here, it was posted from Northern Ireland much later, in 1939

White Star Line, RMS Olympic, Tucks postcard, sent from Southampton on Wednesday 10th April 1912, sailing day of the Titanic?s maiden voyage

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"Capturing the Spirit of Unity: A Glimpse into Olympic History" The Olympic Games have long been a symbol of athletic excellence, international camaraderie, and moments that transcend mere competition. In 1968, American runners Tommie Smith and John Carlos made an indelible statement during the medal ceremonies in Mexico City by raising their fists in the Black Power salute, igniting a powerful conversation about racial equality. Amidst this historic moment, Australian Peter Norman stood alongside them wearing an OPHR badge as a sign of solidarity. These athletes showcased how the they can become a platform for social change and inspire generations to come. Flashback to 1924 when Eric Liddell's unwavering determination led him to victory in the Olympic 400m race finish. His triumph exemplified not only athletic prowess but also unwavering faith and conviction. Speaking of triumphs, Harold Abrahams' electrifying win in the 100m event at the 1924 Olympics remains etched in our memories. His dedication and perseverance serve as reminders that dreams can be realized with relentless effort. Fast forward to Berlin's Olympic Games in 1936 where Jesse Owens defied all odds by dominating the Long Jump event amidst Adolf Hitler's regime. Owens shattered barriers both on and off the field, proving that talent knows no boundaries. Meanwhile, let us not forget London's iconic Wembley Stadium from the 1950s - witness to countless sporting spectacles including memorable Olympic moments. Its hallowed grounds have witnessed tears of joy and heartbreak alike throughout history. In another era altogether lies RMS Olympic - White Star Line's majestic vessel which sailed across oceans before her sister ship Titanic met its tragic fate. The legacy of these ships serves as a reminder that even grand structures are subject to unforeseen circumstances. Shifting gears towards more recent times brings us to Whistler mountain resort – host venue of the 2010 Winter Olympic Games.