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      Dana 14. 11. 1910., Švedski olimpijski odbor prihvatio je dodjelu značke službenim osobama i takmičarima prisutnima na Igrama, dizajn Erika Lindberga, koji predstavlja glavu Atene Palade, kao glavnu figuru, koja počiva na četverostranom postolju ukrašeno Trima švedskim krunama. Postolje je nosilo sljedeći natpis na švedskom: “Olimpijske igre u Stockholmu, 1912.”. Oko 5000 primjeraka značke iskovano je u oksidiranom posrebrenom metalu, osim toga, izrađeno je oko 50 primjeraka od srebra s pozlatom za članove Švedskog i Međunarodnog olimpijskog odbora.

      On the 14 November, 1910, the Swedish Olympic Committee accepted for the badge to be given to the officials and competitors present at the Games, a design by Erik Lindberg, representing the head of Pallas Athene, as the principal figure, resting on a four-sided plinth adorned with the Three Crowns of Sweden. The plinth bore the following inscription in Swedish: “The Olympic Games of Stockholm, 1912”. About 5,000 examples of the badge were struck in oxidized silver-plated metal, in addition to which, some 50 were struck, made of silver-gilt, the last-mentioned being for the members of the Swedish and the International Olympic Committees.