OLYMPIANS NAMED “V” ON STAMPS
This is a part of a list named “Olympians on Stamps”, which contains Olympians whose last names start with “V” depicted on stamps and other philatelic material, along with the actual philatelic material. Each athlete’s name is clickable – it will take you to their Wikipedia page (or, if one does not exist, to another page associated with the athlete), where you can view their biography and achievements. After philatelic materials depicting the Olympian, you can see the athlete’s brief summary of their Olympic participation and achievements.
The “Olympians on Stamps” list is actually a supplement to my “Olympic History on Stamps” collection.
Canada, Equestrian, 1976 (0-1-0)
USA, Cycling, 1984 (0-1-0)
Croatia, Handball, 2008
Cuba, Baseball, 1992 (1-0-0)
CIS/Moldova/Italy, Archery, 1992-2012 (0-0-2)
Cuba, Baseball, 2000 (0-1-0)
Honduras, Swimming, 1996
USSR, Figure Skating, 1984-88 (1-1-0)
Germany, 1992-2004 (0-4-6)
Belgium, Athletics, 1976 (0-2-0)
Netherlands, Volleyball, 1996-2000 (1-0-0)
Belgium, Judo, 1976-92 (1-0-1)
Netherlands, Swimming, 1996-2008 (3-2-2)
Netherlands, Swimming, 2008 (1-0-0)
Netherlands, Rowing, 1992-2000 (1-0-0)
Netherlands, Speed Skating, 1984-92 (3-0-0)
Netherlands, Equestrian, 1988-2012 (3-5-1)
Belgium, Archery, 1900, 1920 (6-3-0)
Netherlands, Athletics, 1992 (1-0-0)
Belgium, Cycling, 1952 (1-0-0)
USA, Ice Hockey, 1998
Belgium, Judo, 1992-2004 (0-1-1)
USSR, Athletics, 1952
Italy, Rowing, 1956 (1-0-0)
USSR, Weightlifting, 1980 (1-0-0)
Cuba, Baseball, 1992-96 (2-0-0)
Russia, Ice Hockey, 1994
Hungary, Athletics, 1964-72 (0-0-1)
Greece, Basketball, 2008
USSR, Figure Skating, 1984-88 (1-1-0)
Belarus, Cross-Country Skiing, 2006-10
Peru, Shooting, 1948 (1-0-0)
Switzerland, Ice Hockey, 2002-06, 2014
USSR, Athletics, 1964
Brazil, Football, 1952
USSR, Cross-Country Skiing, 1968-72 (2-1-1)
Estonia, Cross-Country Skiing, 1992-2010 (2-1-0)
Philippines, Boxing, 1996 (0-1-0)
New Zealand, Rowing, 1968-72 (1-0-0)
Czechoslovakia, Equestrian, 1928 (1-0-0)
USA, Football, 1996 (1-0-0)
Italy, Cycling, 1968 (1-0-0)
Croatia, Water Polo, 2000-12 (1-0-0)
Uruguay, Football, 1924 (1-0-0)
USA, Gymnastics, 1984 (2-1-0)
Italy, Football, 1984
Latvia, Gymnastics, 2000-04 (1-0-0)
Norway, Nordic Combined, 1994-98 (2-1-1)
USSR, Ice Hockey, 1968-72 (2-0-0)
Cuba, Wrestling, 1996 (0-0-1)
USSR, Volleyball, 1988 (1-0-0)
Latvia, Bobsleigh, 2014-18 (1-0-0)
Mexico, Football, 1996
France, Athletics, 1968-76
Philippines, Boxing, 1964 (0-1-0)
Kazakhstan, Cycling, 1996-2004, 2012 (1-1-0)
Finland, Athletics, 1972-80 (4-0-0)
Slovakia, Ice Hockey, 1998-2010
Netherlands, Speed Skating, 1988-92 (0-1-3)
Hungary, Water Polo, 1952 (1-0-0)
Romania, Weightlifting, 1984-96 (1-1-1)
Croatia, Athletics, 2000-08, 2016 (0-1-1)
USSR, Weightlifting, 1960-64 (1-1-0)
Slovakia, Canoeing, 2000-16 (0-2-1)
Germany, Ski Jumping, 2014-18 (1-0-0)
Czechoslovakia, Ice Hockey, 1988
Ukraine/Russia, Figure Skating, 2006-14 (2-0-0)
Germany, Gymnastics, 1936 (1-0-2)
Switzerland, Alpine Skiing, 1992-2002 (0-0-1)
Switzerland, Ice Hockey, 2010-14
Hungary, Tennis, 1912. 1924
Germany, Equestrian, 1928 (2-0-0)
USA, Swimming, 1960 (3-1-0)
Croatia, Handball, 2004-12 (1-0-1)
USSR, Weightlifting, 1952-60 (2-0-1)
USSR, Cross-Country Skiing, 1968-72 (1-0-0)
Russia, Bobsleigh, 2006-14 (0-1-1)
Canada, Football, 1984
Croatia, Water Polo, 1996, 2008 (0-1-0)
France, Alpine Skiing, 1960 (1-0-0)
Yugoslavia, Bobsleigh, 1984-92
Montenegro, Handball, 2012-16 (0-1-0)
Russia, Cross-Country Skiing, 2010-14 (0-3-0)
Russia, Speed Skating, 1998, 2006-10 (0-0-1)
Olympians Named “U”
Olympians Named “W”