COLLECTIBLE PHOTOS

The history of sports photography dates back to the early 20th century, when pioneers began documenting sporting events with simple cameras. During the 20th century, sports photography developed as a genre in its own right. Despite technological limitations, photographers experimented with techniques such as motion freezing to better capture the dynamics of sport. This photographic discipline became a key tool for documenting sporting events, with images of famous athletes and their triumphs attracting media and public attention. With constant technological advances, sports photography has captured and shared the excitement and beauty of sporting events from local matches to the Olympic Games.
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Collectible color photograph, Martin Falter #83, HC Sparta Praha, autograph in marker. Edition Jsme Sparta.
Color photograph, David Výbotný #9, HC Sparta Praha, photo: Marek Kučera - label on the reverse
Color photograph, David Výbotný #9, HC Sparta Praha, photo: Marek Kučera - label on the reverse
Collectible color photograph, Martin Falter #83, HC Sparta Praha, autograph in marker. Edition Jsme Sparta.
Photo Luděk Munzar, OP Slavia – the outstanding Czech actor, director, voice actor, radio presenter, and writer Luděk Munzar. And last but not least, a lifelong loyal Slavia fan! Postcard published by Orbis – Prague
Collectible color photograph, Tomáš Netík #71, HC Sparta Praha, autograph in marker. We Are Sparta edition.
Photograph: soccer, Czechoslovakia, 033. Private collection.
Photograph: soccer, Czechoslovakia, 032. Private collection.
Collector's photograph in colour , Michal Broš #36, HC Sparta Praha, autograph in marker. Edition We are Sparta.
Set of postcards, Czechoslovakia SPORT 1966 Football in Czechoslovakia. Inside photos: Dukla Prague team, Ján Popluhár- Slovan Bratislava, Viliam Schroif -Slovan Bratislava, Ladislav Novák - Dukla Prague, Czechoslovakia team, Josef Masopust - Dukla Prague Part VII. 12 pieces in total.
Press photo of the funeral of Vladislav Muller (joined the Czechoslovak national team in 1945-1947), LTC Prague. Stamp: Agnece Evropan press, K. Frejlach