Individual Bronze medal won by USA's Albert Cheeks and team Silver medal won by USA at the First World Taekwondo Champions held in Seoul, Korea in 1973 (Visual artifact donated by Amos Johnson)

Trophy won by Ramiro Guzman at the Full Contact World Championships in 1976 (Visual artifact donated by Ramiro Guzman)

Medals awarded to SEO Byung Hyun, who was inducted into the Korea Amatuer Sports Assocation Hall of Fame in 1965. SEO Byung Hyun was the 2nd Korean Taekwondo player inducted following Ahn Dae Sup (Visual artifact donated by Seo Byung Hyun)

Medals won by PARK Dong Keun. He was inducted into the Korea Amatuer Sports Assocation Hall of Fame in 1966.  He served as captain of the Korean National Team and retired from competition undefeated in over 200 matches (Visual artifact donated by Gerard Robbins)

World Medals of Cesar Rodriguez Luna / Mexico (Visual artifact donated by Cesar Rodriguez Luna)

Medals won by Sarah Chung, Malaysia's greatest female fighter. (Visual artifact donated by Sarah Chung)

Medals won by Jong Chul Lee include the 1973 "Selection Tournament  for Best Player" - 1st Place.and Presidential Flag Champs  1975, 1976,  & 1977 - 1st Place.  (Visual artifact donated by Master Jong Chul Lee)

1972 1st National Costa Rica Taekwondo Championship trophy (center),   Bronze medal won at 2nd World TKD Championships (in front of trophy)   and other awards won by Alejandro Chacon Zumbada of Costa Rica                   (Visual artifact donated by Alejandro Zumbada Chacon)

A few of the medals won by Aldo Barrientos Gonzales of Peru.   Clockwise from bottom: South American (bronze), Pan American   (gold), Pan American(bronze), Bolivian Championhips (gold),   and center: South American Championships (gold).             (Visual artifact donated by Aldo Barrientes Gonzales)

Award presented to Master Mike Warren / USA at the Grandmasters Convention April 22, 2006 (Visual artifact donated by B. Falcinelli)

Medals won by Annastasia Osudia of Nigeria  (Visual artifact donated by  Ibrahim Yahuza)

Medals won by Rana Sadaqat Ali of Pakistan  (Visual artifact donated by Rana Sadaqat Ali)

Medals won by Katya Solovey / Ukraine  (Visual artifact donated by Oleg Solovey)

Medals won by Darrell Henigan - Canada  (Visual artifact donated by Darrell Henigan)

Medals won by Gerard Robbins who was the first to win gold medals in both hyung (forms) and kyurogi (sparring hvy) at the 1st National AAU Taekwondo Championships - New Haven, Conn. U.S.A .1975 (Visual artifact donated by Gerard Robbins)

Silver Cup presented to Kim Bok Man from   the British Association For The Advancement   of Taekwondo. A little known fact is that Kim Bok   Man is the technical founder of  Taekwon-do having   encouraged Gen. Choi Hong Hi to form and spread   the I.T.F. throughout South East Asia and Europe.   Visual artifact donated by Kim Bok Man)

ITF Star presented to Mounir Ghrawi          by General Choi Hong Hi in 1994             (Visual artifact donated by Mounir Ghrawi)

Taekwondo Vase awarded to Mounir Ghrawi in Pyong Yang / North Korea(in 1989), by the DPR Korea Taekwondo Association. This ' Traditional Korean Ceramic Vase' is actually hand made with gold Taekwondo drawings. It is truly a unique piece of Art. (Visual artifact donated by Mounir Ghrawi)

Eight (8) of the nine (9) original passports issued to GrandMaster Bok Man Kim who is consid-     ered by many persons outside of the USA to be to founder of Taekwon-do is South East Asia.     It was revealed recentlty that Kim Bok Man is actaully the Technical founder of  Taekwon-do.     He personally provided General Choi Hong Hi guidance on the techniques which appeared in     the General's first book.  He introduced Taekwondo to nearly every country in South East Asia.     He created his own style called Chun Kuhn Do which means "The Complete Wellness Art" .     He will soon release a five (5) volume set on his art.  - Visual artifact donated by Bok Man Kim

Fist of  GrandMaster Ki Ha Rhee with the first ever 9th Degree ring presented to a Grandmaster. This magnificent ring was given to G/M Ki Ha Rhee in 1997. General Choi Hong Hi referred to G/M Ki Ha Rhee as being "his best student."      (Visual artifact was photographed on 6-4-06 by Gerard Robbins)