Searching around the internet today, I came across this collection of photos from the 1960 Olympics.- They are part of Bill Briner’s collection and all are available for purchase.- This pic above is of the Men’s Alpine Downhill start at well, you know where it is.- And below is of the Slalom finish.- Check out Bill’s entire collection 1960OlympicPhotos.com.
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