Pete Sanstol's Norwegian Amateur Medals - Revision history

Ric at 00:45, 23 March 2023

2023-03-23T00:45:37Z

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	These early 1920s Norwegian amateur boxing medals, won by future World Bantamweight Champion [[Pete Sanstol]] as a fellow member of the [[:File:Oslo.Athletic.Club.jpg\|Oslo Athletic Club]], were donated March 20, 2023, by his ~~grandson Ric~~ to the National Nordic Museum (Seattle, WA, USA) [https://www.nordicmuseum.org/].<br>		These early 1920s Norwegian amateur boxing medals, won by future World Bantamweight Champion [[Pete Sanstol]] as a fellow member of the [[:File:Oslo.Athletic.Club.jpg\|Oslo Athletic Club]], were donated March 20, 2023, by his family to the National Nordic Museum (Seattle, WA, USA) [https://www.nordicmuseum.org/].<br>
	(In his later years, Sanstol joked with family and friends that he had won these medals "washing dishes.")<br>		(In his later years, Sanstol joked with family and friends that he had won these medals "washing dishes.")<br>
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Ric: today the Nordic Museum took custody of the entire Pete Sanstol Collection

2023-03-20T21:00:07Z

today the Nordic Museum took custody of the entire Pete Sanstol Collection

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	These early 1920s Norwegian amateur boxing medals, won by future World Bantamweight Champion [[Pete Sanstol]] as a fellow member of the [[:File:Oslo.Athletic.Club.jpg\|Oslo Athletic Club]], ~~still exist to this day (Oct~~, ~~2021). They will be donated~~ by his grandson Ric to the National Nordic Museum in Seattle [https://www.nordicmuseum.org/].<br>		These early 1920s Norwegian amateur boxing medals, won by future World Bantamweight Champion [[Pete Sanstol]] as a fellow member of the [[:File:Oslo.Athletic.Club.jpg\|Oslo Athletic Club]], were donated March 20, 2023, by his grandson Ric to the National Nordic Museum (Seattle, WA, USA) [https://www.nordicmuseum.org/].<br>
	(In his later years, Sanstol joked with family and friends that he had won these medals "washing dishes.")<br>		(In his later years, Sanstol joked with family and friends that he had won these medals "washing dishes.")<br>
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Ric: ... and we all shine on....

2021-10-15T03:54:30Z

... and we all shine on....

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	These early 1920s Norwegian amateur boxing medals, won by future World Bantamweight Champion [[Pete Sanstol]] as a fellow member of the [[:File:Oslo.Athletic.Club.jpg\|Oslo Athletic Club]], still exist to this day (~~August 2020~~). They will be donated by his grandson Ric to the National Nordic Museum in Seattle [https://www.nordicmuseum.org/].<br>		These early 1920s Norwegian amateur boxing medals, won by future World Bantamweight Champion [[Pete Sanstol]] as a fellow member of the [[:File:Oslo.Athletic.Club.jpg\|Oslo Athletic Club]], still exist to this day (Oct, 2021). They will be donated by his grandson Ric to the National Nordic Museum in Seattle [https://www.nordicmuseum.org/].<br>
	(In his later years, Sanstol joked with family and friends that he won these medals "washing dishes.")<br>		(In his later years, Sanstol joked with family and friends that he had won these medals "washing dishes.")<br>
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Ric: linked to early 1920s photo of OAK: with Pete, Otto Van Porat & Haakon Hansen (the latter two who resided in Chicago in their later years)

2020-09-01T02:54:13Z

linked to early 1920s photo of OAK: with Pete, Otto Van Porat & Haakon Hansen (the latter two who resided in Chicago in their later years)

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	These early 1920s Norwegian amateur boxing medals won by future World Bantamweight Champion [[Pete Sanstol]] still exist to this day (August 2020). They will be donated by his grandson Ric to the National Nordic Museum in Seattle [https://www.nordicmuseum.org/].<br>		These early 1920s Norwegian amateur boxing medals, won by future World Bantamweight Champion [[Pete Sanstol]] as a fellow member of the [[:File:Oslo.Athletic.Club.jpg\|Oslo Athletic Club]], still exist to this day (August 2020). They will be donated by his grandson Ric to the National Nordic Museum in Seattle [https://www.nordicmuseum.org/].<br>
	(In his later years, Sanstol joked with family and friends that he won these medals "washing dishes.")<br>		(In his later years, Sanstol joked with family and friends that he won these medals "washing dishes.")<br>
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Ric: fixed link

2020-08-25T18:33:27Z

fixed link

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	These early 1920s Norwegian amateur boxing medals won by future World Bantamweight Champion [[Pete Sanstol]] still exist to this day (August 2020). They will be donated by his grandson Ric to the National [https://www.nordicmuseum.org/~~\|National Nordic Museum~~]~~, USA~~.<br>		These early 1920s Norwegian amateur boxing medals won by future World Bantamweight Champion [[Pete Sanstol]] still exist to this day (August 2020). They will be donated by his grandson Ric to the National Nordic Museum in Seattle [https://www.nordicmuseum.org/].<br>
	(In his later years, Sanstol ~~used to joke~~ with family and friends that he won these medals "by washing dishes.")<br>		(In his later years, Sanstol joked with family and friends that he won these medals "washing dishes.")<br>
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Ric: trying to fix link to USA's National Nordic Museum

2020-08-25T01:06:39Z

trying to fix link to USA's National Nordic Museum

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	These early 1920s Norwegian amateur boxing medals won by future World Bantamweight Champion [[Pete Sanstol]] still exist to this day (August 2020). They will be donated by his grandson Ric to the [https://www.nordicmuseum.org\| National Nordic Museum], USA.<br>		These early 1920s Norwegian amateur boxing medals won by future World Bantamweight Champion [[Pete Sanstol]] still exist to this day (August 2020). They will be donated by his grandson Ric to the National [https://www.nordicmuseum.org/\|National Nordic Museum], USA.<br>
	(In his later years, Sanstol used to joke with family and friends that he won these medals "by washing dishes.")<br>		(In his later years, Sanstol used to joke with family and friends that he won these medals "by washing dishes.")<br>
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Ric: !

2020-08-25T00:27:48Z

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	These early 1920s Norwegian amateur boxing medals still exist to this day (August 2020) ~~and~~ will be donated by his grandson Ric to the Nordic Museum ~~in Ballard, WA~~, USA.<br>		These early 1920s Norwegian amateur boxing medals won by future World Bantamweight Champion [[Pete Sanstol]] still exist to this day (August 2020). They will be donated by his grandson Ric to the [https://www.nordicmuseum.org\| National Nordic Museum], USA.<br>
	(In his later years, Sanstol used to joke with family and friends that he won these medals "by washing dishes.")<br>		(In his later years, Sanstol used to joke with family and friends that he won these medals "by washing dishes.")<br>
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Ric at 00:21, 25 August 2020

2020-08-25T00:21:00Z

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	These early 1920s Norwegian amateur boxing ~~medals come from the [[Pete Sanstol]] Collection.<br>~~		These early 1920s Norwegian amateur boxing medals still exist to this day (August 2020) and will be donated by his grandson Ric to the Nordic Museum in Ballard, WA, USA.<br>
	~~These~~ medals still exist to this day (August 2020) by his grandson, Ric~~, and will be donated~~ to the Nordic Museum in Ballard, WA, USA.<br>
	(In his later years, Sanstol used to joke with family and friends that he won these medals "by washing dishes.")<br>		(In his later years, Sanstol used to joke with family and friends that he won these medals "by washing dishes.")<br>
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Ric: gonna donate all my Pete stuff to the Nordic...soon

2020-08-25T00:19:02Z

gonna donate all my Pete stuff to the Nordic...soon

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	These early 1920s Norwegian amateur boxing medals come from the [[Pete Sanstol]] Collection.<br>		These early 1920s Norwegian amateur boxing medals come from the [[Pete Sanstol]] Collection.<br>
			These medals still exist to this day (August 2020) by his grandson, Ric, and will be donated to the Nordic Museum in Ballard, WA, USA.<br>
	(In his later years, Sanstol used to joke with family and friends that he won these medals "by washing dishes.")<br>		(In his later years, Sanstol used to joke with family and friends that he won these medals "by washing dishes.")<br>
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Ric: Ric moved page Norwegian Amateur Medals to Pete Sanstol's Norwegian Amateur Medals

2020-08-25T00:16:10Z

Ric moved page Norwegian Amateur Medals to Pete Sanstol's Norwegian Amateur Medals

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Revision as of 00:16, 25 August 2020