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Stamps with the theme Basketball
Basketball is a team sport invented by an American physical education teacher, James Naismith, in Massachusetts in the early 1890s. While thinking of ways to keep students amused during the bad winter months, he came up with the idea of trying to throw a football into a farmer’s peach basket which was fixed 10-feet high above a gymnasium door – he also wrote the basic rules for the game. The first official game was played in the YMCA gymnasium in Albany, New York in January 1892 on a court half the size of a present-day basketball court, which, for international games, is a minimum size of 91.9 feet long and 49.2 feet wide.
Read More1964, Olympic games Tokyo s/s
€10.00
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2007, Olympic Games Bejing 3 s/s
€22.50
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1981, Olympic winners s/s, gold
€8.00
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1980, Olympic games s/s, gold
€7.00
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1982, Olympic games Los Angeles s/s
€3.50
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2004, Olympic Games/basketball s/s
€5.60
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2003, Olympic Games/Basketball 1v
2000, Olympic games 4v m/s (4x750F)
1992, Olympic Games 2x3v [::]
€12.00
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1991, Panamerican games 2v [:]
1966, Basketball games 1v
€0.70
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2000, Sports 6v
1996, Tourism 7v
1992, Olympic games 5v
€3.00
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1995, Olympic games Atlanta 5v
€3.00
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1990, Olympic games Barcelona 7v
€3.00
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1983, Olympic games 7v
€3.00
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1978, Central American games 16v m/s
1967, Sport games overprints 2v
1965, African games 6v
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