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Online Auction 3 Page:1 Lot Type Grading Description Est $A OLYMPIC GAMES Lot 1288 OLYMPIC GAMES Lot 1288 Group with 1956 Melbourne photograph of MCG during Opening Ceremony with 5 Estimate A$150 signatures including John Landy, Merv Lincoln, Ian Browne & Julius ('Judy') Patching; stoneware mug 'Australian Olympic Team, Montreal 1976'; Misha 1980 Moscow mascot Reserve A$115 brown bear (20cm tall); 1984 Los Angeles Sam the Eagle mascot bisque ceramic figure (14cm tall); 2000 Sydney 'Australian Olympic Legend - Dawn Fraser' DNA Authenticated set of five Collector Pins in case & 'Australian Olympic Legend - Murray Rose DNA Authenticated set of five Collector Pins in case. (7 items) Lot 1289 OLYMPIC GAMES Lot 1289 Autographs Postcards (13) & trade cards (2) with signatures of Dawn Fraser (2), Al Estimate A$150 Oerter (2), Cathy Freeman, Kevin Gosper, Lisa Curry (4), Pat McCormick, Alisa Camplin, Reserve A$115 Ron Barassi, Gillian Rolton & Susie O'Neill. (15 items) Lot 1290 OLYMPIC GAMES Lot 1290 Autographs Album of signed covers (21) including Mervyn Wood, Steven Bradbury, Estimate A$200 Harry Kewell, Herb Elliott (2), Betty Cuthbett (2 signatures & 2 thumbprints), Ron Clarke (2), Cathy Freeman, Shirley Strickland, Zola Budd, Roger Bannister, Christopher Reserve A$150 Chataway, Grant Hackett, Murray Rose, Susie O'Neill (2); plus Dawn Fraser handstamps (2) (23 items) Lot 1291 OLYMPIC GAMES Lot 1291 Autographs Australian Olympic Legends, set of 6 Australia Post displays, with FDC Estimate A$250 signed by Dawn Fraser, Murray Rose, Shirley Strickland, Herb Elliott & Marjorie Jackson, and thumb-print of Betty Cuthbert (who had developed multiple sclerosis), each numbered Reserve A$190 542/2000, all framed & glazed. (6 items) Lot 1292 OLYMPIC GAMES Lot 1292 Badges 1936-2000 collection including 1936 Berlin lapel pin; c.1952 Estimate A$200 'Reiter-Olympia-Spende' equestrian badge; 1956 Australian team pin; 1956 Lifebuoy Soap badges (3- John Landy, Murray Rose & Hector Hogan); 1960 Squaw Valley; 1996 Reserve A$150 Olympic Centenary; Good/Fine condition. (20 items) Page:2 www.abacusauctions.com.au 20 - 23 November 2020 Lot 1293 OLYMPIC GAMES Lot 1293 Collection including 1928 3LO postcard of gold medallist Bobby Pearce; 1952 sheet Estimate A$150 music 'Our Marjorie' (Marjorie Jackson); 1956 travel brochure 'Melbourne Olympic Games 1956' in pristine condition; postcards from 1956 Melbourne & 1980 Moscow (15); Reserve A$115 'Water Babies' booklet signed by Shane Gould Innes. (30 items) Lot 1294 OLYMPIC GAMES Lot 1294 Magazines 'Journal of Olympic History - The Official Publication of the International Estimate A$150 Society of Olympic Historians', complete run from Vol.17 No.2 to Vol.27 No.3 (Aug.2009 to Reserve A$115 2019), including Special Issue for XIII Olympic Congress, Copenhagen 2009. (32 issues) Lot 1295 OLYMPIC GAMES Lot 1295 Postcards c.1896-1996 collection in album, including Olympic Games, Commonwealth Estimate A$1,000 Games & athletics, noted Athens Stadium, 1908 Olympic marathon; Australian champions Jack Donaldson, Arthur Postle & Bob Pearce; 1936 Berlin Olympics, some with special Reserve A$750 postmarks, mainly fine condition. (c.270) Lot 1296 OLYMPIC GAMES Lot 1296 Rowing Photograph 'Australian Olympic Eight 1924'; book 'Australian Amateur Rowing Estimate A$100 Council, Rowing Report, XVIth Olympiad 1956, 23rd to 27th November 1957, at Lake Reserve A$75 Wendouree Ballarat' & 1956 'Australia and the Olympic Games Guide'. (3 items) Online Auction 3 Page:3 Lot 1297 OLYMPIC GAMES Lot 1297 1932 Los Angeles Olympics Photograph 'The Australian Olympic Team, Los Angeles, Estimate A$120 1932. Wearing Challenge Club Blazers', mount with some peripheral faults, overall 51x41cm. Reserve A$90 Lot 1298 OLYMPIC GAMES Lot 1298 1936 Berlin Olympics: Replica German Olympic Decoration 1st Class & Commemorative Estimate A$200 medal. (2 items) Reserve A$150 Lot 1299 OLYMPIC GAMES Lot 1299 1956 Melbourne Olympics autograph pages (3) with 17 signatures including Betty Estimate A$50 Cuthbert, Allan Lawrence, Hector Hogan & Ron Gray; also page with four signatures from 1952 Kings Cup rowing team. Reserve A$38 Lot 1300 OLYMPIC GAMES Lot 1300 1956 Melbourne Olympics: UNION JACK flag flown during 1956 Melbourne Olympics, Estimate A$150 made by Evan Evans, official suppliers of all flags for the XVIth Olympiad. With printed note 'With the Compliments of the Organising Committee for the XVIth Olympiad Reserve A$115 Melbourne, 1956'. Lot 1301 OLYMPIC GAMES Lot 1301 1960 Rome Olympics Sign 'Australian, Olympic Team, Rome 1960', with kangaroo & Estimate A$80 koala, artwork by Grant on masonite, overall 72x61cm. Reserve A$60 Page:4 www.abacusauctions.com.au 20 - 23 November 2020 Lot 1302 OLYMPIC GAMES Lot 1302 1964 Tokyo Olympics daybill movie poster 'The Official and Unique Documentary Film of Estimate A$150 the XVIII Olympics, TOKYO OLYMPIAD, Directed by Kon Ichikawa', overall 33x76cm. Reserve A$115 Lot 1303 OLYMPIC GAMES Lot 1303 1968 Mexico Olympics: Commemorative Medallions in pewter & bronze, each 63mm Estimate A$70 diameter, in original presentation case (with some tone spots). Reserve A$55 Lot 1304 OLYMPIC GAMES Lot 1304 1988 Seoul Olympics: Octagonal bronze Participation Medal for Officials & Judges, Estimate A$100 65mm diameter, in original presentation case. Reserve A$75 Lot 1305 OLYMPIC GAMES Lot 1305 Australian stamps 'Sydney 2000 Australian Gold Medallists' sheetlets of 10 (84); plus Estimate A$250 double sheetlets with roulettes between (16). Face value = $522. Reserve A$190 Lot 1306 OLYMPIC GAMES Lot 1306 2000 Sydney Olympics Booklets comprising Media Guide; programmes for Opening & Estimate A$60 Closing Ceremonies; 'Sydney 2000 - Where the Spirit Lies' booklets in English & French. Reserve A$46 (5 items) Online Auction 3 Page:5 Lot 1307 OLYMPIC GAMES Lot 1307 2000 Sydney Olympics official posters Athletics (2), Baseball (2), Boxing (2), Cycling (2), Estimate A$250 Hockey, Tennis (2), Volleyball (2), Share the Spirit. (14 items) Reserve A$190 Lot 1308 OLYMPIC GAMES Lot 1308 Australian stamps including 'Australian Gold Medallists Stamp Albums' for Sydney 2000, Estimate A$120 Athens 2004 & Beijing 2008, each containing sheetlets of 10 for gold medal winners; plus extra pairs of the 2008 stamps. Face Value = $244 Reserve A$90.
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