the FIPR changed its name to Federation Internationale de Roller Skating (FIRS) in the mid 1960's to become officially recognized by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) as the international governing body for all roller skating
each with life-or-death consequences
presenting an enameled red band on the bottom inscribed by her name
1872 and moved with her new husband to New York where he worked as a stockbroker
and was published by The Dominion Publishing Company
Denmark, Kingdom. An Officer's Cap Badge, C.1914 Hold the FIPR changed its nameThree piece construction, in bronze gilt with red and white enamels, illustrating three lions, each lion flanked by a heart at either end, surrounded by a gilt rope style wreath, with an enamelled red and white wreath on the perimeter, measuring 39 mm in diameter, horizontal pinback, intact enamels, scratches present on the reverse, near extremely fine.