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Football and Sporting Memorabilia DAY TWO FOOTBALL AND SPORTING MEMORABILIA SPORTING EPHEMERA the Labour Party and Conservative Botham, David Gower, Fred Party, and was elected to the House Trueman, Henry Cooper, Frank 837 ‘Horse and Jockey’. Large original of Commons as a Labour MP from Bruno and Steve Davis. Also includes acrylic painting of a horse and jockey 1945 to 1951, and as a Conservative six various first day covers and World on canvas. Signed ‘Elliott 1994’. MP from 1962 to 1967. Cup 1990 cards signed by six players Framed and glazed. Overall including Robson, Speedie, 24.5”x41”. VG £30/50 843 Horse Racing. Attractive Victorian Gascoigne, Alan Ball etc. G £70/100 green glass beer bottle c1910 838 ‘Steeplechase’ 1992. Helen heavily embossed with ‘Howard’s of 849 Olympic Games. British Olympic Fergusson. Original watercolour Manchester’ with horse and jockey Association official reports published painting of two horses jumping a to side of bottle. Approx 8” tall. by World Sports for 1952 (2), 1956 fence by the artist. Signed Original ‘Riley’s’ screw top. Sold with (2), 1960 (2), 1964 (1), 1968 (2) and ‘Fergusson 92’. Mounted, framed an attractive stone ginger beer bottle 1972 (2). Sold with a run of Sports and glazed. The image measures c1880’s with impressed ‘James Illustrated Daily for the Atlanta 1996 14”x10.5” and overall 22”x19”. Howard of Ardwick’ with horse and Games, issues one to eighteen Some minor damage to frame. G jockey to side of bottle. Approx 7” (missing issue two) and a copy of the £80/120 tall. Qty 2. G £30/50 associated special commemorative 839 Gordon Richards, jockey. Excellent issue. Qty 29. G/VG £20/30 844 Lester Piggot and Gordon Richards. ink signature of Richards on album ‘Hotel George V’ headed note paper 850 Olympic Games. Melbourne 1956. page, dated 1934. G £20/30 signed by Piggott, and a small plain Official Report of the 16th Olympiad 840 ‘Derby 1852’. German cigarette tin sheet signed by Richards (light 1956. Published by the organising image of the Derby winner of 1852, folds). G/VG £20/30 committee . Good/very good ‘Daniell O’Rourke’, with jockey condition £30/50 845 Olympic Games 1936. Daily Frank Butler, to lid. Some wear, good programme for 5th August. 54pp 851 Roger Bannister, Christopher £20/30 featuring events for that day Chataway & Chris Brasher. A sheet 841 ‘The Struggle’. Original Stevengraph including track & field, football nicely signed in black ink by of the finish of a horse race, circa matches Poland v Hungary, Egypt v Bannister, a smaller sheet signed by 1879, miniature picture woven in Austria. Some wear to spine and Chataway (vertical folds) and a letter silk, approx 2.25”x6” wide. Original covers, annotations throughout, written to Brasher requesting an mount. Label to back of stevengraph otherwise in generally good autograph and answers to questions ‘Thomas Stevens, sole inventor and condition. Sold with a used with Brasher reply hand written and manufacturer, Stevengraph Works, admission ticket to the Olympic signed to the reverse. G/VG £20/30 Coventry’. Overall 8”x5.5”. Stadium for the same day. Rare. VG 852 Roger Bannister, Sebastian Coe, Reg Good/very good condition with £30/35 Harris. Official ‘Postal & Courier colours bright. Rare and one of the 846* ‘Pan America Games 1987’ first day Services’ first day cover issued 10 earliest Stevengraphs. G £80/120 cover signed in ink by five 100m October 1980, signed by Bannister 842 Squire Osbaldeston: His Olympic Champions. Signatures are and Coe. Sold with a small piece Autobiography’. London 1926. Allan Wells, Carl Lewis, Linford signed by Reg Harris, six times British Autobiography of George Christie, Harrison Dillard and one cycling champion. G/VG £25/3 5 Osbaldeston (1786-1866), the other. G £30/50 853 Nadia Comaneci, Romania. A small renowned huntsman, cricketer and 847* Olympic Games 1948. Official first autograph page nicely signed in ink all-round sportsman. Presentation day cover for the Games held in by Comaneci, and a mono press copy to Aidan M. Crawley on his London with full set of Olympic photo in a floor routine during the eighteenth Birthday from his Father, stamps, hand stamped 29th July 1976 Montreal Olympics, 9”x7” dated 10th April 1926. Original light 1948. G £20/30 overall. VG £20/30 brown cloth, folding map etc. Some minor foxing, slight breaking to 848* ‘Autographed Editions. Blue folder 854 Athletics autographs. Copy internal hinges otherwise in good containing fifteen colour and mono photographs, cuttings and condition £50/80 photographs produced by the promotional cards each signed by company and signed to lower border the featured athlete. Signatures Aidan Merivale Crawley, MBE by each player. Signatures are Allan include Mary Peters, David Hemery, (1908-1993) was a British journalist, Wells, Seb Coe, Daley Thompson, Alan Wells, Sally Gunnell, Steve television executive and editor, and Sharron Davies, Virginia Wade, John Redgrave, Matthew Pinsent etc. Qty politician. He was a member of both Francombe, Bob Champion, Lester 21, some duplicates. G/VG £20/30 of Britain’s major political parties, Piggott, Graham Gooch, Ian 74 855 Kelly Holmes & Linford Christie. Two 861 Owen Cathcart Jones. Celebrated 867 Daily Express Roy Ullyett Cartoon colour photographs, one featuring airman of the 1930’s along with Annuals 1969 and 1970. 14th and Holmes racing, the other celebrating Amy Johnson and Jim Mollison took 15th Series. Presentation copies to her Double Olympic Gold Medal in part in several long distance Air Norman Giller, both inscribed to Athens, 2004, with separate Races including Mildenhall- inside front cover by Ullyett and signature, mounted framed and Melbourne in 1934, and London to dated with the year. Some minor glazed, 14”x12” overall. Also a Cape Town in 1931. Ink signature of wear to wrappers otherwise in good colour photograph of Christie Cathcart Jones on large piece laid condition. Front covers both feature celebrating his Olympic Gold Medal down to album page. With printed football, George Best and the length in the 100m at Barcelona, 1992, also obituary. G £15/25 of hair now worn by players £25/35 with signature, mounted framed and 862 Malcolm Campbell ‘Bluebird’. Ink 868 Daily Express Roy Ullyett Cartoon glazed, 17.5” x 14” overall. VG signature of Campbell on paper Annual 1971. 16th Series. £20/30 piece, laid down to large album Presentation copy to Norman Giller, 856 Billiards/Snooker. H.W. Stevenson. page. VG £25/35 inscribed to inside front cover, ‘To Vanity Fair Supplement colour My Pal Norman, with my best 863 E.C. Horton. 12 hour Walking chromolithograph of Stevenson at protests, signed Roy Ullyett 1971, record, 73 miles 145 yards. Excellent the table. ‘He might be Champion if with hand drawn cartoon/caricature ink signature of Richards on album there were a Championship’. May of a long haired protester with page. Sold with a mono press 25th 1905 by SPY. Sold with John placard reading ‘Down With Soccer’ photograph of Horton winning the Roberts Jnr. Vanity Fair colour by Ullyett. G. Front cover features Five Miles ‘Centurions’ Walk at chromolithograph of Cannon. ‘The the length of hair worn by players. Stamford Bridge in the 1920’s. G Champion Roberts’. July 4th 1885 £25/35 £20/30 by SPY. Both mounted, framed and 869 Daily Express Roy Ullyett Cartoon glazed, the Roberts frame lacking 864 Tom Webster. Sporting cartoonist Annuals 1967, 1972 and 1973. glass. Both overall approx 16”x22”. and Illustrator 1886-1962. Excellent 12th, 17th and 18th Series. G £40/60 ink signature of Webster on album Presentation copies to Norman page. VG £15/25 857 ‘The National Rules of Billiards’. Giller, all three inscribed to inside Original large copyright ‘Burroughes 865 Daily Express Roy Ullyett Cartoon front cover by Ullyett and dated with & Watts’ printed poster listing the Annual 1966. 11th Series. the year. Some minor wear to rules of Billiards. Framed and glazed. Presentation copy to Norman Giller, wrappers otherwise in good Overall 23”x27.5”. G £40/60 inscribed to inside front cover, ‘To condition. Front covers both feature Norman with thanks and a lot of football flower power, pampering of 858* Snooker. Three signed promotional affection. You’ll never make a good footballers etc £30/40 photographs of Dennis Taylor, John Ghost, you carry to much weight!’, Virgo and Mark Williams. Various 870 Vanity Fair 1881. Disbound volume signed Roy Ullyett 1966, with hand sizes. G £15/25 containing thirty four Vanity Fair drawn cartoon/caricature by Ullyett. lithographs, not from the same year, 859 Boxing. White file containing various Some wear to wrappers and spine including robed judges, ladies, signed photographs, promotional paper, with minor loss to spine paper statesman, horse trainer, lords, ‘men cards, cards of leading boxers. and greater loss to rear cover. Front of the day etc. Mainly published Signatures are Henry Cooper, Frank cover features World Cup Willie 1860’s-1890’s. Plus other images Bruno (2), Chris Eubank, Gary £30/40 from ‘Town Topics’ 1890’s, some of Stretch, Duke McKenzie, Barry Norman Giller is a prolific English which are similar to Vanity Fair McGuigan, Gary Mason and Nigel author, a sports historian and lithographs. Very varied condition, Benn. Plus similar signed television scriptwriter. He was chief some good with full borders, others photographs and cards of darts football reporter with the Daily with tears, damage and loss. players Bob Anderson, Eric Bristow Express in London from 1964-74, Viewing essential £40/60 and jockey Wilson, jockey, Peter and has been a freelance writer Scudamore, David Coulthard and 871 Motor racing. Autosport 1000kms. since leaving Fleet Street in 1974 Torvill & Dean. Various sizes. G Official programme for the race held £30/40 866 Daily Express Roy Ullyett Cartoon at Silverstone on the 7/8th May Annual 1968.
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