MASCOTS, 36 pcs, Championships 1984-2016.
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3 plush, official mascots for the FIFA World Cup in South Korea/Japan, 2002. “Ato”, “Kaz” and “Nik”. Maximum height approx. 38 cm.
2 plush, “Vinicius” and “Tom”, official mascots of the Olympic and Paralympic Games in Rio, 2016. Height about 35 cm each.
2 painted wood, “Kristin” and “Haakon”, official mascots for the Winter Olympics in Lillehammer, 1994. Height about 15-16 cm.
“Fuleco”, FIFA World Cup in Brazil, 2014. Height approx. 25 cm.
“China's”, UEFA European Football Championship in Portugal, 2004, height approx. 30 cm.
“Snowy”, Ice Hockey World Cup in Sweden, 1995. Height approx. 28 cm.
3 plush, official mascots for the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City. “Powder”, “Copper” and “Coal”. Height approx. 28 cm.
“Sam”, Olympic Games in Los Angeles, 1984. Height 12 cm.
“Vucko”, Olympic Winter Games in Sarajevo, 1984. Height 15 cm.
“Athlestar”, IAAF Athletics World Championships, Tokyo, 1991. Height 16 cm.
2, “Athena” and “Phevos”, official mascots of the Athens Olympic Games, 2004. Height approx. 26 cm.
2 plush “Cobi”, the official mascot of the Barcelona Olympic Games, 1992. Height approx. 34 and 18 cm.
4 plush, “Sukki”, “Nokki”, “Lekki”, and “Tsukki”, official mascots of the Nagano Winter Olympics, 1998. Height about 13 cm each.
“Zakumi”, official mascot of the FIFA World Cup in South Africa, 2010. Height approx. 28 cm.
“Magique”, official mascot of the Winter Olympics in Albertville, 1992. Height approx. 48 cm.
“Goleo VI”, official mascot of the FIFA World Cup in Germany, 2006. Height approx. 28 cm.
“Findy”, official mascot of the IAAF, Athletics World Championships in Helsinki, 2005. Height approx. 55 cm.
“Allwin the Crane”, official mascot of the EAA European Athletics Championships in Gothenburg, 2005. Height approx. 55 cm.
3 plush, official mascots for the Olympic Winter Games and Paralympics in Vancouver, 2010. “Miga”, “Sumi” and “Quatchi”, Highest height about 35 cm.
2 plush, “Wenlock” and “Mandeville”, official mascots for the Paralympic Games in London, 2012. Height about 30 cm each.
2 plush, “Hidy” and “Howdy”, official mascots for the 1988 Winter Olympics in Calgary. Height approx. 26 cm.
Condition
Minor wear and tear.
“Magique” Label and tassel for the cap are missing.
Snowy with spots.
“Kaz” Label is missing.
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Description
3 plush, official mascots for the FIFA World Cup in South Korea/Japan, 2002. “Ato”, “Kaz” and “Nik”. Maximum height approx. 38 cm.
2 plush, “Vinicius” and “Tom”, official mascots of the Olympic and Paralympic Games in Rio, 2016. Height about 35 cm each.
2 painted wood, “Kristin” and “Haakon”, official mascots for the Winter Olympics in Lillehammer, 1994. Height about 15-16 cm.
“Fuleco”, FIFA World Cup in Brazil, 2014. Height approx. 25 cm.
“China's”, UEFA European Football Championship in Portugal, 2004, height approx. 30 cm.
“Snowy”, Ice Hockey World Cup in Sweden, 1995. Height approx. 28 cm.
3 plush, official mascots for the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City. “Powder”, “Copper” and “Coal”. Height approx. 28 cm.
“Sam”, Olympic Games in Los Angeles, 1984. Height 12 cm.
“Vucko”, Olympic Winter Games in Sarajevo, 1984. Height 15 cm.
“Athlestar”, IAAF Athletics World Championships, Tokyo, 1991. Height 16 cm.
2, “Athena” and “Phevos”, official mascots of the Athens Olympic Games, 2004. Height approx. 26 cm.
2 plush “Cobi”, the official mascot of the Barcelona Olympic Games, 1992. Height approx. 34 and 18 cm.
4 plush, “Sukki”, “Nokki”, “Lekki”, and “Tsukki”, official mascots of the Nagano Winter Olympics, 1998. Height about 13 cm each.
“Zakumi”, official mascot of the FIFA World Cup in South Africa, 2010. Height approx. 28 cm.
“Magique”, official mascot of the Winter Olympics in Albertville, 1992. Height approx. 48 cm.
“Goleo VI”, official mascot of the FIFA World Cup in Germany, 2006. Height approx. 28 cm.
“Findy”, official mascot of the IAAF, Athletics World Championships in Helsinki, 2005. Height approx. 55 cm.
“Allwin the Crane”, official mascot of the EAA European Athletics Championships in Gothenburg, 2005. Height approx. 55 cm.
3 plush, official mascots for the Olympic Winter Games and Paralympics in Vancouver, 2010. “Miga”, “Sumi” and “Quatchi”, Highest height about 35 cm.
2 plush, “Wenlock” and “Mandeville”, official mascots for the Paralympic Games in London, 2012. Height about 30 cm each.
2 plush, “Hidy” and “Howdy”, official mascots for the 1988 Winter Olympics in Calgary. Height approx. 26 cm.
Condition
Minor wear and tear.
“Magique” Label and tassel for the cap are missing.
Snowy with spots.
“Kaz” Label is missing.
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