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Fischer

Countries
Austria
Roles
equipment manufacturer
manufacturer
From … To
*1925
Related actors
One Way (2004)
Literature
BOMPART, Jean-Jacques (Dir.). Encyclopédie du ski. Genève : Aubanel, cop. 2007.

Related objects

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Pair of Fischer-branded jumping skis.

Created: Fischer

Three tennis balls for children in a box.

Created: Fischer

Salt Lake City 2002, pair of skis for ski jumping used by Kazuyoshi FUNAKI (JPN) 1998 two-time Olympic champion in Nagano.

Created: Fischer ...

Salt Lake City 2002, pair of skis used by Evelyne LEU (SUI).

Created: Fischer ...

Salt Lake City 2002, pair of skis used by Isolde KOSTNER (ITA).

Created: Fischer ...

Dunlop tennis racket, "Maxply Fort" model.

Created: Fischer ...

Vancouver 2010, pair of cross country skis used and signed by Petra MAJDIC (SLO), sprint bronze medal winner.

Created: Fischer ...

Vancouver 2010, pair of cross-country skiing boots of Jason LAMY-CHAPPUIS (FRA), individual, nordic combined Olympic champion, K90 (normal hill, 70m)/10km.

Created: Fischer ...

PyeongChang 2018, pair of skis for ski jumping signed by Simon AMMANN (SUI), four-time Olympic champion, 2002-2010.

Created: Fischer ...

Beijing 2022, pair of cross-country skis useed by Maria NTANOU (GRE) during the individual sprint event.

Created: Fischer ...

Milano Cortina 2026, biathlon boots worn by Quentin FILLON MAILLET (FRA), multiple medalist at these Games.

Created: Fischer ...
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