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A 1936 XI Summer Olympic Games Berlin Commemorative Spoon

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A 1936 XI Summer Olympic Games Berlin Commemorative Spoon

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A 1936 XI Summer Olympic Games Berlin Commemorative Spoon

A 1936 XI Summer Olympic Games Berlin Commemorative Spoon - Silver, marked "800" (silver) with the national mark (Reichsmark) of a crescent moon and crown with maker mark insignia on the reverse of the handle, illustrating a left-facing eagle sitting upon the Olympic rings in the spoon's bowl, inscribed "OLYMPISCHE SPIELE" above the eagle, handle illustrating a cluster of oak leaves with a ribbon banner inscribed "BERLIN 1936", measuring 51 mm in width at the bowl and 145 mm in length overall, light contact and scattered tarnish marks, better than very fine.