Medals and trophies Objects Stoke Mandeville Games medal pouch, 1950 Rome 1960 Paralympic Games medal Romulus and Remus trophy, 1962 Tokyo 1964 Paralympic Games gift Tel Aviv 1968 Paralympic Games medal Arnhem 1980 Paralympic Games medal View our other 3D models here 1. Stoke Mandeville Games medal pouch, 1950 This leather pouch is one of many made by patients at the National Spinal Injuries Centre for holding the medals awarded to competitors in the early Stoke Mandeville Games. Medal pouch, Stoke Mandeville Games, 1950 by NPHT on Sketchfab 2. Rome 1960 Paralympic Games medal This was Britain’s first ever Paralympic gold medal. It was won by Margaret Maughan in the Women’s Columbia Round Open Archery event at the 1960 Paralympic Games in Rome, Italy, which is widely recognised as the first official Paralympic Games. It is now on display at the National Paralympic Heritage Centre. Object scanned by students from Pebblebrook School. Edited by Ben. Gold Medal, Rome 1960 Paralympics by NPHT on Sketchfab 3. Romulus and Remus trophy, 1962 This Romulus and Remus trophy was a gift to Dr Ludwig Guttmann in recognition of his contribution to the Rome 1960 Paralympic Games from the organisers in Italy. Romulus and Remus trophy gift, 1962 by NPHT on Sketchfab 4. Tokyo 1964 Paralympic Games Geisha doll This Geisha doll was presented as a gift to Caz Walton for winning the Women’s Wheelchair Dash at the Tokyo 1964 Games. Geisha doll, Tokyo 1964 Paralympics by NPHT on Sketchfab 5. Tel Aviv 1968 Paralympic Games medal This silver medal was awarded to John Watts in the men’s 100 metres freestyle open swimming event at the Tel Aviv 1968 Paralympic Games in Israel. The medal shows the wheelchair wheels logo and the then motto of the movement: Friendship, Unity and Sportsmanship. 1968 was also the twentieth anniversary of the founding of the state of Israel. The inscriptions are in Hebrew and English. Photogrammetry by Maddy. Silver medal, Tel Aviv 1968 Paralympics by NPHT on Sketchfab 6. Arnhem 1980 Paralympic Games medal Silver medal from the Arnhem 1980 Paralympic Games. At that time called the ‘Olympics for the Disabled Holland 1980’. This was awarded to Yvonne Matts who competed in bowls at the Arnhem 1980, Stoke Mandeville 1984 and Seoul 1988 Paralympic Games. Arnhem 1980 Paralympic Games medal by NPHT on Sketchfab Manage Cookie Preferences