Poster of the 4th European Championships held in Magdemburg, Germany in 1934.
Cover of the official competition program of the 9th European Championships held in Budapest in 1958.
Poster of the 8th European Championships held at Torino, Italy in 1954.
Water Polo match into the port of Barcelona in 1920. 
Water Polo medal of the "9th Torneo Argentino de Water Polo" issued in Argentina in 1938.
The team of "Cercle des Nageurs de Marseille" winner of their 3rd Litoral Championship in South France, 1923. The team: Salvator Pelegry, Louis Navarre, Leo Chiappetti, Francois Grimaldi, Rene and Andre Barutaud and Romeo Gastaud. 
The team of "Club Natacion Barcelona" that competed against the "Cercle des Nageurs de Marseille" in Barcelona in 1922. "C.N. Barcelona" won the match with 3-0.
The Water Polo team of "Cercle de Nageurs de Marseille" that competed for the 1st time against the "Club Natacion Barcelona" in Barcelona 1922.
The team of "Cercle des Nageurs de Marseille" winner of their 2nd Littoral Championship in 1922. The team: Romeo Gastaud, Alfred Blanc, Philippe Tisson, Salvator Pelegry, Clos and Fabre.
One of the first Water Polo matches held in Marseille (in front of the "pointe of Portugal") in 1921.
The pioneers Water Polo team of "Cercle des Nageurs de Marseille" winner of their first "Litoral" Championship (South France) in 1921. The team coached by Philippe Tisson (coach and player): Salvator Pelegry, Pedro Picornell, Louis Navarre, Fernand David, Jean-Jacques Francou and Renou.
Water Polo match between Nautical Club of Patras and Olympiacos Piraeus for the Greek Championship into the port of Patras in 1968. At the time the team of N.C. Patras along with Ethnicos Piraeus, Olympiacos Piraeus and Panathinaicos were the strongest teams of the Greek League. To note that referee during this game has been the future coach of the Greek National team (in 1984) Josep Brasco from Spain. 
The team of "S.C. Hellas Magdeburg" winner of the 1933 German Water Polo Championship. The team: J. Rademacher, Cordes, Amann, E.Rademacher, Benecke, Shumburg and Proetze.
The National team of Hungary winner of the bronze medal at Mexico, 1968 Olympic Games. The team: Endre Molnar, Mihaly Mayer, Istvan Szivos, Janos Konrad, Laszlo Sarosi, Laszlo Felkai, Ferenc Konrad, Denes Pocsik, Andras Bodnar, Zoltan Domotor, Janos Steinmetz. In the semifinal Hungary won Italy with 9-4. 
The team of Soviet Union, winner of silver medal at Mexico, 1968 Olympic Games. The USSR team: Vadim Guljaev, Givi Chikvanaya, Boris Grishin, Alexander Dolgushin, Aleksey Barkalov, Yury Grigorovsky, Vladimir Semenov, Alexander Shidlovsky, Vjacheslav Skok, Leonid Osipov and Oleg Bovin. USSR lost in the final against Yugoslavia with 13-11.
The Water Polo and Swimming team of Spain at the 1st Mediterranean Games held in Alexandria, Egypt on 1951. Standing L-R: Serra, Granados II, Dominguez, Mestres, Sabata (head of the delegation), Abellan, Subirana, Riberra, Marti and Castillo. Seated L-R: Conde, Queralt, Ferry, Granados I, Guerra and Alberiche.
The team of Yugoslavia winners of the 3rd Mediterranean Games held from 11 to 23 October 1959 in Beirut, Lebanon. The team: Duro Radan, Pero Katušić, Hrvoje Kačić, Boris Čukvas, Božidar Stanišić, Ante Nardeli, Zlatko Šimenc, Zdravko Ježić, Ivo Cipci, Gojko Arneri, Lovro Radonjić (coach Božo Grkinić). Among the officials appear the Vice President of FINA Mr. Ante Lambasa, the secretary of the Spanish Federation Joaquin Morera and the Spanish referee Antonio Bayarri.
The team of Club Natacion Barcelona winners of the 1941 Spanish Championship. Among the players are Angel Sabata, Juan Gamper, Mateo Manguillot and Mateo Mallevi.
João Havelange (6th from left) and other Brazilian officials while assisting the friendly game of Brazil against Spain at Rio de Janeiro in 1972.
The National Water Polo team of Spain during their visit at Rio de Janeiro Brazil in 1972. Among the Spanish players standing 3rd from left is their legendary coach Bandi Zoluomy and standing at the middle of the right side the Manager of the team Mr. Juan Antonio Sierra.
Four distinguished Catalan Water Polo personalities that assisted the Spanish Juniors National team winner of the "torneo del Pascua" in Belgrade in 1970. From L-R: Manuel Ibern (Polichon) - coach of C.N. Barceloneta, Josep Brasco - coach of Montjuic, Juan Antonio Sierra - Head of the Spanish delegation and Paco Bailve - International Spanish referee.
The Water Polo team of Club Natacion Montjuic of Barcelona in 1953.
The team of Club Natacion Montjuic of Barcelona, during an excursion to France in 1952. From L-R: Llordacks, Culla, Ruiz, Medina, Fon, Blasco, Orero, Rosello, Cercos, Brasco. Seated: Boronat (President).
The National team of Hungary winner of the 1st World Championship held in Belgrade in 1973. Ranking: 1. Hungary, 2. USSR, 3. Yugoslavia. The Hungarian team coached by Dezso Gyarmati: Balla Balázs, Bodnár András, Csapó Gábor, Cservenyák Tibor, Faragó Tamás, Görgényi István, Kásás Zoltán, Konrád Ferenc, Molnár Endre, Sárosi László, Szívós István.
The team of "Mladost" Zagreb of Yugoslavia (Hrvatski Akademski Vaterpolski Klub Mladost), winner of the 1968 European Cup for National Champions. At the semi finals Mladost tied 4-4 with CSK Moscow at Moscow and won in Zagreb with 6-3. At the final Mladost won against Dynamo Bucharest at Zagreb with 4-2 and tied at Bucharest 4-4. The team of Mladost: Stipanic, Jonke, Trumbic, Bonacic, Simenc, Poljak, Jeger and Zuzej.Aquatic_Club.jpg)
The Women's team of "Northern Virginia Aquatic Club" winner of the 1968 National U.S. Women Championship (A.A.U). At this period of time female Water Polo was regularly practiced in the United States and in the Netherlands.
Spectacular action during the game Spain vs Germany for the "Six Nations Tournament" held at the San Jorge pool of Barcelona in 1967.
The team of Spain that partecipated at the "Six Nations Tournament" in Barcelona 1967. Standing L-R: Padros, Rubio, Corell, Torres, Borell, Fortuny. Seated: Mas, Codera, Ibern, Bestit, Brugat.
The team of Belgium that took part at the "Six Nations Tournament" held in Barcelona in 1967. The team: Reybrock, de Wilde, D'Ooserlick, Gaufrier, Wuylens, Pickers, Bouchaute, Stappers, Van de Vreken.
View of the "Six Nations tournament" held in 1967 at the pool of San Jorge of Barcelona with the participation of Spain, Germany, Netherlands, Sweden, Great Britain and Belgium.
The team of Great Britain that took part at the "Six Nations Tourmanent" held in Barcelona in 1967. The team: Towers, Handerson, Dickendon, Wright, Foggs, Flock, Winter, Motley.
The team of Sweden that took part at the "Six Nations Tourmanent" held in Barcelona in 1967. The team: Sjoren, Svensson, Fhalen, Ekman, Fjarrsatnd, Svensson, Norman, Jansson, Sjostran.
The National Water Polo team of Netherlands that took part at the "6 Nations Tournament" held in 1967 at the pool San Jorge of Barcelona, Spain. The ranking has been: 1. Germany, Netherlands, 3. Spain, 4. Sweden, 5. Great Britain and 6. Belgium. The team of Netherlands: Vries, Wouda, Nolting, Hoogveld, Van Dorp, Van de Voet, Geutjes, Bongers, Schmidt.
The Champion team of Argentina "Club Athletico Boca Juniors", Buenos Aires, during their visit to Barcelona in 1968. The team: Marck, Bonzoni, Mirani, Codaro, Alvarez, Carnovali, Lamas, Camarola, Cipresso. (Standing second from left is the famous Spanish referee Mr. Mateo Manguillot).
The National Water Polo team of Finland, that participated at Barcelona 1970 European Championships.
The National team of Austria at Barcelona 1970 European Championships. The team: Loidl, Kreil, Luschan, Patuzzi, Tandl, Srmcka, G.Kolli, Porch, Radl, H.Kolli, Kahn.
The National team of Sweden that took part at Barcelona 1970 European Championships. The team: R.Johansson, R.Svenson, Fahlen, Ekman, Ingelson, Lars Fjärrstad, B.Sveensa, Daniels, R.Iversen, Sjostrand, Hernadi.
Barcelona 1970, European Championships: Picture of the final game USSR-Hungary 6-5 at the "Bernardo Picornell" pool of Barcelona.
The National team of Hungary winner of silver medal in Barcelona, 1970 European Championships. The team of Hungary: Andras Bodnar, Tibor Cservenyak, Tamas Farago, Istvan Gyorgeny, Csaba Geru, Zoltan Kasas, Ferenc Konrad, Laszlo Sarosi, Janos Steinmetz, Istvan Szivos and Tamas Wiesner.
Beautiful postcard with a Water Polo subject, edited on the occasion of Mexico, 1968 Olympic Games.
The National team of Greece that took part at Bucharest 1971 Balkan Games. Ranking: 1. Romania, 2. Bulgaria, 3. Greece. Standing L-R: Deligiannis (official), Laszlo Sarosi (coach), Anagnostopoulos, Iosifidis, Konstas, Yiannis Karalogos, Eleftheriadis, official, Palios. Seated L-R: Thomas Karalogos, Ilias Damaskos, Kondos, Voultsos and Periklis Damaskos.
The National team of Greece that participated at the Izmir 1969 Balkan Games. Ranking: 1. Romania, 2. Yugoslavia, 3. Bulgaria. Standing L-R: Chatzikyriakakis, Iosifidis, Tzafolias, Michalos, Lino Repetto (coach), Hiliopoulos (official), Oikonomou, Palios, Theodorakopoulos. Seated L-R: Voultsos, Damaskos, Anagnostopoulos, Kouvegetopoulos.