Lot #143: Track Discus

A circular throwing implement featuring a red synthetic body, a metallic rim, and a central circular plate stamped with 1 KG. Used condition with visible surface scratches on the red body, minor scuffing on the metallic rim, and handwritten marker text near the top edge. 1980-2000 The discus throw is one of the oldest recorded athletic events, tracing its origins back to the ancient Greek Olympics where it was a core component of the pentathlon. Originally made of stone, iron, or bronze, the discus evolved over centuries to standardize dimensions and weights for modern track and field competition. Track and field equipment manufacturers began utilizing durable plastics and fiberglass in the mid-to-late twentieth century to improve aerodynamics and consistency. Today, training and competition discuses are produced worldwide by specialized athletic gear companies and remain highly utilized by educational institutions and sports clubs. Dimensions: 7in Pickup category timeslot {A}