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39th WorldSkills Competition, Shizuoka 2007 – Official rubber stamp

Self-inking rubber stamp used during the 39th WorldSkills Competition held in Shizuoka, Japan, in 2007 for the signing and validation of official competition documents.

47th WorldSkills Competition, Lyon 2024 – Delegate badge and lanyard

Delegate badge with branded fabric lanyard issued for the 47th WorldSkills Competition, Lyon 2024. The badge identifies David Hoey, Secretariat and Chief Executive Officer of WorldSkills International. The printed insert includes a portrait photograph, role and organization, access indicators, QR code, and competition branding. The badge is housed in a transparent plastic holder and attached to a fabric lanyard with metal hooks and safety clasp.

46th WorldSkills Competition 2022 Special Edition – Delegate badge and lanyard

Delegate badge with blue branded fabric lanyard issued for the 46th WorldSkills Competition 2022 Special Edition. This accreditation was used for skills competitions held across multiple host cities, and identifies David Hoey, Chief Executive Officer of WorldSkills International. The printed insert includes a portrait photograph, access indicators, and event branding. The badge is housed in a transparent plastic holder and attached to a fabric lanyard with safety clasp and metal hook.

WorldSkills Europe General Assembly, Luxembourg 2024 – Delegate badge and lanyard

Delegate badge with white branded fabric lanyard issued for the WorldSkills Europe General Assembly held in Luxembourg in 2024. The front badge identifies David Hoey, Chief Executive Officer of WorldSkills International. The reverse card displays the official programme schedule, outlining meetings and activities held between 4 and 7 June 2024. The badge is attached to a fabric lanyard with safety clasp and metal hook.

46th WorldSkills Competition 2022 Special Edition – Delegate badge and lanyard

Delegate badge with blue branded fabric lanyard issued for the 46th WorldSkills Competition 2022 Special Edition. This badge corresponds specifically to skill competitions held in Salzburg, Austria, and identifies David Hoey, Chief Executive Officer of WorldSkills International. The printed insert includes a portrait photograph, access indicators, QR code, and contemporary geometric event branding. Logos displayed include WorldSkills Competition 2022 Special Edition and Samsung (Presenting Partner). The badge is attached to a fabric lanyard with metal hook and safety clasp.

WorldSkills General Assembly, Kingston 2010 – Delegate badge and lanyard

Delegate badge with black fabric neck pouch and cord lanyard issued for the WorldSkills General Assembly held in Kingston, Jamaica, in 2010. The badge identifies David Hoey. The printed insert includes a portrait photograph, WorldSkills General Assembly Kingston 2010 branding, event dates (3–10 October 2010), and location. The badge is housed in a textile pouch with a transparent plastic window and a zippered compartment on the reverse.

45th WorldSkills Competition, Kazan 2019 – Delegate badge and lanyard

Delegate badge with blue patterned fabric lanyard issued for the 45th WorldSkills Competition, Kazan 2019. The badge identifies David Hoey, Chief Executive Officer of WorldSkills International. The printed insert includes a portrait photograph, role and organization, barcode, access icons, and event branding. Logos displayed include WorldSkills Kazan 2019, Samsung (Presenting Partner), and Rosatom (National Strategic Partner). The badge is enclosed in a transparent plastic holder and attached to a fabric lanyard with safety clasp and metal hook.

44th WorldSkills Competition, Abu Dhabi 2017 – Delegate badge and lanyard

Delegate badge with white branded lanyard issued for the 44th WorldSkills Competition, Abu Dhabi 2017. The badge identifies David Hoey, Chief Executive Officer of WorldSkills International. The printed insert includes a portrait photograph, role and organization, barcode and access icons, and extensive event branding. Logos displayed include WorldSkills Abu Dhabi 2017, Samsung (presenting partner), ACTVET, and Abu Dhabi authorities. The badge is housed in a transparent plastic holder and attached to a fabric lanyard with safety clasp and metal hook.

38th WorldSkills Competition, Helsinki 2005 – Delegate badge and lanyard

Delegate badge with blue cord lanyard issued for WorldSkills Helsinki 2005. The printed badge includes a portrait photograph and identifies David Hoey, Secretary General of the WS Secretariat. The design features the WorldSkills Helsinki 2005 logo, event branding, sponsor logos, and local transport information. The badge is punched and suspended from a braided textile cord.

WorldSkills Asia General Assembly, Taipei 2024 - Delegate badge and lanyard

Plastic delegate badge with printed insert and purple fabric lanyard from the WorldSkills Asia General Assembly held in Taipei in 2024. The badge identifies Mr. David Hoey, CEO of WorldSkills International. The lanyard is branded with the WorldSkills Asia logo and fitted with a safety clasp and metal hook.

Competitor identity number, 27th International Vocational Training Competition, Linz 1983

Fabric bib with printed text of a large black number “3.” Worn by Competitor Thomas Long representing Ireland in the skill Toolmaking.

7th International Vocational Training Competition, Brussels 1958, folder

Pennant of the Chinese Taipei delegation, 27th International Vocational Training Competition, Linz 1983

A dress medal and pin given to Jack Barry of Ireland by the Spanish Delegation

7th International Vocational Training Competition, Brussels 1958. Pin

Glass paperweight, 25th International Youth Skill Olympics, Birmingham 1989

Circular clear glass paperweight engraved with the logo of the International Youth Skill Olympics and the text “Competitor – Birmingham UK – Awards sponsored by MEB – 1989.”

Pennant from Oficinas Gerais de Material Aeronáutico, Portugal

Blue fabric pennant with printed golden emblem and text commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Oficinas Gerais de Material Aeronáutico (OGMA), Alverca do Ribatejo, Portugal, 1918–1968. Presented as a gift by the Portuguese Competitor during the 20th International Vocational Training Competition, Gijón 1971.

11th International Vocational Training Competition, Gijón 1962. Pennant

13th International Vocational Training Competition, Lisbon 1964. Pennant

Folder with notebook, 11th International Vocational Training Competition, Gijón 1962

Third place medal, 24th International Vocational Training Competition, Cork 1979

The organizing committee for the 25th IVTO Competition (Silver Anniversary) decided to mark the unique occasion by minting all medals (First, Second, and Third Place) in a single material: sterling silver. The obverse of the medal features a traditional Irish Tara Brooch together with the Globe & Cogwheel icon. On the reverse, several lines of engraved text appear, centred: “1979 ÉIRE Third Place Industrial Wiring R. C. O’BRIEN” Around the upper edge, following the curve of the medal, there is an inscription in Irish: “An 25ú Comórtas Printíseach Idirnáisiúnta” (“25th International Apprenticeship Competition”) Along the lower edge, also following the curve, it reads: “MADRID I–CORCAIGH XXV” Below the central text, there is the IVTO symbol

23rd International Vocational Training Competition, Munich 1973. Promotional paperweight

Pennant of the Korea Committee, I.V.T.C., 1979

24th International Youth Skill Olympics, Busan 1978. Pennant

Textile souvenir, National Vocations Exhibition, Netherlands

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