This 1984 Los Angeles Summer Olympics Official Olympic Sport T-shirt collection is evidence of the fact that Bone Daddy, Sky Pilot and Prince of Pleasure did indeed make history by seeing a sporting event in every Olympic sport at the 1984 Games….as the only way to obtain a t-shirt for any Olympic sport was to present a ticket to provide access into that Olympic sport venue. Once inside each venue listed on each t-shirt…you could purchase that sport’s official Olympic souvenir…which is what BD in fact did.
Official T-shirt 1984 Los Angeles Olympics Equestrian Competition from Santa Anita Park.Official T-shirt 1984 Los Angeles Olympics Archery Competition from El Dorado ParkOfficial T-shirt 1984 Los Angeles Olympics Baseball Competition from Dodger Stadium, Chavez RavineOfficial T-shirt 1984 Los Angeles Olympics Handball Competition from Titan Gym on the campus of Cal State Fullerton UniversityOfficial T-shirt 1984 Los Angeles Olympics Canoeing Competition from Lake Casitas, Ventura County, CAOfficial T-shirt 1984 Los Angeles Olympics Volleyball Competition from Long Beach ArenaOfficial T-shirt 1984 Los Angeles Olympics Boxing Competition at the L A Sports ArenaOfficial T-shirt 1984 Los Angles Olympics Wrestling Competition from AnaheimOfficial T-shirt 1984 Los Angeles Olympics Basketball Competition from The Forum in Los Angeles, CAOfficial T-shirt 1984 Los Angeles Olympics Water Polo Competition from Raleigh Runnels memorial Pool, Pepperdine University, Malibu, CAOfficial T-shirt 1984 Los Angeles Olympics Tennis Competition from the Los Angeles Tennis Center at the University of California, Los AngelesOfficial T-shirt 1984 Los Angeles Olympics Swimming Competition from Olympic (McDonald’s) Swim Stadium at the University of Southern CaliforniaOfficial T-shirt 1984 Los Angeles Olympics Track & Field Competition from the LA Memorial ColiseumOfficial T-shirt 1984 Los Angeles Olympics Field Hockey from East L.A. CollegeOfficial T-shirt 1984 Los Angeles Olympics Gymnastics Competition from Pauley Pavilion on the UCLA Campus in Westwood, CAOfficial T-shirt 1984 Los Angeles Olympics Rowing Competition from Lake Casitas, Ventura County, CAOfficial T-shirt 1984 Los Angeles Olympics Soccer Competition from the Rose Bowl in PasedenaOfficial T-shirt 1984 Los Angeles Olympic Games, July 28th – August 12thOfficial T-shirt 1984 Los Angeles Olympics Yachting Competition from Long Beach MarinaOfficial T-shirt 1984 Los Angeles Olympics Fencing Competition from the Long Beach Exhibitiion Hall, Long Beach, CAOfficial T-shirt 1984 Los Angeles Olympics Judo Competition from Eagles’ Nest Arena, Cal State University, Los AngelesOfficial T-shirt 1984 Los Angeles Olympics Diving Competition at Olympic (McDonalds) Swim Stadium on campus of USC.Official T-shirt 1984 Los Angeles Olympics Weightlifting Competition from Loyola Marymount University
Hi Martin, nope sorry these shirts are just for show right now. This is a collection of all my sports memorabilia and I am just looking to showcase all I have. Thanks a bunch!
HI:
My sister in law was a member of the 1984 winter olympic team. I have a number of tour jacks, team jackets, and other items.
I have a team T-shirt with a label that reads “Made exclusively for the 1984 Olymic team”. It has a shield on the chest in red, white, blue, with yellow lettering and stars that states:
19849 (red on white)
SUMMER OLYMPIC TEAM (in yellow)
Los Angeles California (in red)
Can you tell me the value of this item?
Raphael, thanks for your comment….for it is really cool that you have these pieces of memorabilia from the 1984 Olympics…cuz they were awesome Olympic Games….which are near and dear to us here at ImaSportphile….as our Bone Daddy, the original Sportsphile, seriously attended these Olympics….while setting an Olympic fan record by seeing a live event in every sport competed at the 1984 Olympics….which comprised of seeing 26 different sports….and in his words…”It was AWESOME!!!
If you visit our Memorabilia section of our virtual museum, you will find literally hundreds of pieces of collectibles from the 1984 L A Games….but we don’t have what you have….so, if you ever should want to donate your pieces to our museum…we would love to exhibit them….however, since these were your sister-in-law’s, I can understand why you would want to hang on to them.
Now, as to the value….I our many years of collecting….we have learned that the value is really what someone is willing to pay…and I have no idea of what that might be….but if I were selling them….and depending on the condition of the pieces….I’d probably start between $25 – $100 retail….and it might be more if they are missing pieces to someone’s 1984 Olympic collection. Let me know what your plans are for these items….plus, what was your sister-in-law’s name when competing and event that she made the US Olympic team for….and thanks for your interest.
Are these shirts for sale? How much for each?
Hi Martin, nope sorry these shirts are just for show right now. This is a collection of all my sports memorabilia and I am just looking to showcase all I have. Thanks a bunch!
HI:
My sister in law was a member of the 1984 winter olympic team. I have a number of tour jacks, team jackets, and other items.
I have a team T-shirt with a label that reads “Made exclusively for the 1984 Olymic team”. It has a shield on the chest in red, white, blue, with yellow lettering and stars that states:
19849 (red on white)
SUMMER OLYMPIC TEAM (in yellow)
Los Angeles California (in red)
Can you tell me the value of this item?
Raphael, thanks for your comment….for it is really cool that you have these pieces of memorabilia from the 1984 Olympics…cuz they were awesome Olympic Games….which are near and dear to us here at ImaSportphile….as our Bone Daddy, the original Sportsphile, seriously attended these Olympics….while setting an Olympic fan record by seeing a live event in every sport competed at the 1984 Olympics….which comprised of seeing 26 different sports….and in his words…”It was AWESOME!!!
If you visit our Memorabilia section of our virtual museum, you will find literally hundreds of pieces of collectibles from the 1984 L A Games….but we don’t have what you have….so, if you ever should want to donate your pieces to our museum…we would love to exhibit them….however, since these were your sister-in-law’s, I can understand why you would want to hang on to them.
Now, as to the value….I our many years of collecting….we have learned that the value is really what someone is willing to pay…and I have no idea of what that might be….but if I were selling them….and depending on the condition of the pieces….I’d probably start between $25 – $100 retail….and it might be more if they are missing pieces to someone’s 1984 Olympic collection. Let me know what your plans are for these items….plus, what was your sister-in-law’s name when competing and event that she made the US Olympic team for….and thanks for your interest.