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Football, Rugby and Sporting Memorabilia DAY TWO FOOTBALL, RUGBY AND SPORTING MEMORABILIA SPORTING EPHEMERA hallmarked Birmingham 1906, with photographs of action shots of his initials ‘G.W.H.’ to barrel. In racers and jockeys. Includes Dettori, 672 Olympic Games Los Angeles 1932. original red leather box with his Kinane, Fitzgerald , Imperial Call, Two official programme for the initials to box in gold. Plus four large Cheltenham Gold Cup winner, etc. Athletics Events held at Olympic original silver plated officials badges, Mainly 10”x8”. G £15/25 Park on the 31st July and 3rd August two entitled ‘Judge’ and the others 1932. The programme with ‘Time-keeper’ and ‘Referee’, with 684 The Oxford Eight 1889. Mono decorative colour covers with Games ornate Olympic emblem to centre photographic image of the Oxford emblem of young boy athlete with and blue enamel ring with Olympic rowing team, standing and seated, laurel wreath. Adhesive marks ro Games title and officials position, in rows wearing blazers and caps rear covers otherwise in good floral decoration to outer edge. Sold with titles and team names to top condition £40/60 with Hearne’s official medal for the and lower borders. Issued as ‘Supplement to Land & Water’ 673 ‘So Kampfte und Siegte die Jugend Olympic Games held in London. magazine 1889. The image measure der Welt. XI Olympiade Berlin 1936’. Silver metal medal, 2” diameter, approx 16”x 14.5”. G £15/25 Franz Miller. Munich 1936. Report designed by B. Mackennal and on the Summer Olympics held in produced by Vaughtons of 685 Sporting medal. Hallmarked silver Berlin. G £80/100 Birmingham (tarnished) and a small sporting medal with inscription to framed image of Hearne dressed in verso ‘N.D.R.A. Lewis Shield. 1931- 674 ‘Kampf und Sieg in Schnee und Eis. riding attire. The medal is tarnished 32’. Sold with two copies of ‘The Winterolympia 1936’. Dr H. Harster but all other items in good condition. Amateur Athlete. Official publication & Baron P. Le Fort. Munich 1936. An interesting collection from the A.A.U. of the United States’. Issues Report on the Winter Olympics held first London Olympic Games. for January and April 1940. G in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Bavaria. £400/600 £15/25 G £70/90 George William Hearne was the 686 Curling. Rare early curling trophy 675 Olympic Games. Stockholm 1912. main founder and first President of consisting of a mounted wooden ‘Brottning Dragkamp, Gang’ and FINA (Federation Internationale De curling stone handle. The curling ‘Skytte och Utomhustennis’. Two Natation, International Swimming handle with engraved silver plaque. official pictorial programmes for the Federation) and was President from The inscription reads ‘Presented to ‘Wrestling, Tug of War & Walking 1908-1924 Mr J. Cannon by the Kirkowen Race’ Events and the ‘Shooting & Curling Society as a token of respect Tennis’ events held at the Olympic 678 Olympic Games 1928 Amsterdam. 7th January 1843’. Mounted to Games, Stockholm 1912. Attractive Official programme (No. 27) for the wooden base. G £60/90 brochures (Del (Day) 10 & Del 5) athletics events on the 2nd August with pictorial front cover featuring 1928. Rare. G £50/70 687 Speedway programmes 1946-1969. two wrestlers and shooting. Sixteen 679 Olympic Games 1928 Amsterdam. Twenty programmes for speedway page brochure with many action Official programme (No. 29) for the events during the period. The photographs of the various events. athletics events on the 4th August majority West Ham, also Wembley, Most of the text in Swedish, some in 1928. Rare. G £50/70 Harringay, Wimbledon, New Cross English. Qty 2. Good condition etc. Nine 1940’s programmes and £30/50 680 Bob Champion. Two limited edition eight 1950’s programmes. Odd colour photographic prints of minor faults otherwise in good 676 Olympic Games, London 1948. Two Champion riding Aldaniti to victory condition £25/35 equestrian programmes for events in the 1981 Grand National, both held at Aldershot in August 1948. signed by Champion. The prints 688 Sporting Tin. Large victorian biscuit? Sold with Olympic equestrian course measure 16”x12”. Both different. tin with colour sporting scenes map, original press photograph of an Sold with certificate of authenticity. depicted to all panels. Football to lid, Olympic rider and an Army Council VG £30/50 horse racing, cricket, shooting and Dinner menu to welcome the golf to side panels. Signs of age and Olympic Equestrian Team held at 681 Horse Racing. Silver metal cigarette wear to panels. Generally good Sandhurst on the 4th August 1948. tin with celluloid colour image of condition £40/60 G £20/30 horse racing to lid. 3.5”x2.5”. G £30/40 689 Sporting Tin. Small victorian tin with 677 Olympic Games, London 1908. colour scenes depicted to all panels. Excellent collection of items formerly 682 Horse Racing. Small milk jug with Some sporting including cricket, the property of George William images of horses, whips riding hat tennis and dancing. Signs of age and Hearne who was an official at the and horseshoe to sides. 4” tall. Gold wear to panels. Generally good swimming events at the London lustre. Makers mark to base ‘Horse condition £25/35 Olympics in 1908. The items consist Shoe. C.P. Co Ltd’. G £15/20 of a silver starters whistle, made by 690 Martin Brundle. Signature of Brundle Vaughton of Birmingham and 683 Horse Racing. Thirty colour press on card, window mounted with a 52 colour picture of Brundle in racing holder to top of tree. ‘W.W.H. & Co’ 30th July. Handwritten annotation to suit. Overall 12”x10”. Sold with an (William Wheatcroft Harrison of some pages otherwise in good original ‘Course Intervention Sheffield) stamped to base. Approx condition £30/50 Marshal’s bib for the Spanish Grand 8” high. Rare £120/160 Prix 2007. G £20/30 707 Wimbledon 2005. Official AELTC 700 Golf match holder/ ashtray. Silver Tennis Media/Press Guide for 2005. 691 Niki Lauda. Official programme for metal epns match holder/ashtray Sold with seven programmes, six the World Sports Awards 2000 with golf ball match holder and two tennis including Wimbledon 1005- London Gala evening held at The cigar holders to sides, mounted to 2007, Queens Club 2006, Albert Hall on the 16th January ashtray base. 3.5” tall. G £30/50 Eastbourne 2005 etc. VG £10/20 2001, signed to front cover by Lauda. G £25/35 701 ‘19th Hole’. Golf ball cocktail stick 708 H.W. Austin. Flicker book No. 10. holder. Mounted golf ball with 19th ‘Service and Smash’. Published by 692 Sporting ephemera. Box containing a hole flag to centre surrounded by full Slazengers Ltd of London. Very good selection including football, set of six metal cocktail sticks shaped minor rusting to staples otherwise in cricket, rugby etc. Includes as golf clubs. Approx 6” tall. G very good condition £30/40 autographs, programmes, autograph £30/50 book, trade cards, signed Gil Merrick 709 Miss Betty Nuthall. Flicker book No. (Birmingham City) biography etc. G 702 Advertising figure. Large plaster 7. ‘Forehand and Backhand Drives’. £30/40 advertising figure of a golfer with Published by Slazengers Ltd of golf ball on stand. Appears to be London. Very minor rusting to 693 Sporting programmes etc 1960/90’s. lacking golf club. 22” tall. G £10/20 staples otherwise in very good Two boxes of assorted sporting items condition £30/40 including football programmes with 703 Ryder Cup 2001. Official good Liverpool interest, rugby and programme for the Ryder Cup held 710 ‘Shuttlecock’. Small ceramic cricket programmes, Rothmans at the Belfry 2001. Sold with official plate/dish, c1860/70’s, with transfer Yearbooks (6) etc. G £50/70 programmes for the Piccadilly Golf printed colour image of boys hitting Tournament, Wentworth 1965 and shuttlecocks to each other using 694 Sporting ephemera. Box containing a the Sanctuary Cove Golf Classic battledores, floral image to selection of football, golf and other 2001. Plus a selection of various surround. The plate measures sporting memorabilia. Includes sporting programmes and brochures. approx 5.25” diameter. Chip to edge football programmes, World Cup G £10/15 of plate otherwise in good condition 1966 ephemera, books, brochures £40/60 etc. Good variety £70/90 704 Wimbledon programmes 1972- 2005. Good collection of 711 Betty Nuthall. Ceramic spill TENNIS & GOLF programmes for 1972, 1976-1982, vase/figurine of Nuthall dressed in 1984-1992, 1997, 1999, 2000 and tennis attire holding a racket. Made 695 Harry Vardon. Excellent photome - 2005. Some duplication of years. by Gibson’s. 6.5” tall. G chanical process print sepia Sold with additional tennis books, £20/30 photograph of Vardon showing him brochures etc, one signed. G £30/40 full length driving, taken from the BOXING original action photograph by 705 Davis Cup 1963. Australia v United 712 Muhammad Ali v George Forman George William Beldham. Signed to States of America. Official 1974. Official programme for the lower border by Vardon in pencil. programme for the matches played World Heavyweight Championship Published by the Swan Electric at Adelaide 26th-28th December fight held in Zaire on the 30th Engraving Company on 1st 1963. Sold with official tickets for all October 1974. G £40/60 September 1905. 23”x30”. three days, two press photographic Good/very good condition. Scarce prints of the teams, each signed in 713 Boxing programmes 1959-1967. £300/500 ink by all five players from each Collection of eighteen programmes team. For Australia, the signatures of for the period including Nino Valdes 696 Royal Navy, Fleet Air Arm. Silver Fraser, Stolle, Hopman, Newcombe v Brian London 1959, Henry Cooper metal cigarette case with raised and Emerson and for the U.S.A. v Joe Erskine 1959, Davey Moore v metal emblem of the Fleet Air Arm Riessen, Froehling, Ralston, Kelleher Bobby Neill 1959, Terry Downes v Golf Society/Club to lid.
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