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A Sale of Football & Sporting Memorabilia SSppoorrttiinngg MMeemmoorryyss WWoorrllddwwiiddee AAuuccttiioonnss LLttdd PPrreesseenntt…….. AA SSaallee ooff FFoooottbbaallll && SSppoorrttiinngg MMeemmoorraabbiilliiaa LLIIVVEE AAUUCCTTIIOONN NNUUMMBBEERR 2299 At Holy Souls Social Club, opposite Midland School Wear, Acocks Green, Birmingham, B27 6BP Wednesday 7th August, 2019 – 12.15pm Photographs of all lots are available online at the-saleroom.com 11 Rectory Gardens, Castle Bromwich, Birmingham, B36 9DG Telephone: 0121 684 8282 Fax: 0121 285 2825 E-mail: [email protected] Visit: www.sportingmemorys.com 1 Terms & Conditions Date Of Sale The sale will commence at 12.15pm on Wednesday 7th August 2019. Venue The venue is the Holy Souls Social Club, opposite Midland School Wear, Acocks Green, Birmingham, B27 7BP Location The club is located on the Warwick Road, between Birmingham (5miles) and Solihull (3miles). The entrance to the club is via a drive way, located between the Holy Souls Church and Ibrahims Restaurant, opposite Midland School Wear shop. Clients requiring local accomodation are recommended to use the Best Western Westley Hotel, which is just 0.4miles from the venue. Plenty of other hotels are also located in Solihull/Birmingham area, to suit all varying budgets. Viewing Arrangements Viewing will take place as detailed on the opposite page. As the more valuable items are being stored at the local bank, viewing at any other time will be by arrangement with Sporting Memorys Worldwide Auctions Ltd Registration It is requested that all clients register before entering the viewing room. Auctioneers The Auctioneers conducting the sale are Trevor Vennett-Smith and Tim Davidson. Please note they are only acting for Sporting Memorys Worldwide Auctions on the sale day. No communication should be made with them prior to the sale. Whilst the bidding increments will be solely at the Auctioneers discretion, they will normally be 10% of the preceding bid. If any dispute arises during the auction, then their decision will be binding, even if they choose to re offer the specific lot again. Buyers Commission Will be charged at 18% of the hammer price of all lots. In addition to this V.A.T. at 20% will be charged on the commission only on standard rate items only. This means that programmes and most paper emphera do not attract this charge, please enquire when unsure. Please note that is you are a the-saleroom.com buyer, lots will attract a surcharge of 4.95% plus V.A.T. on the total invoice price. Bidding Bidding can be made in various ways: In Person at the sale. On the telephone, live during the sale. On the internet, live at www.the-saleroom.com/sportingmemorys Making a commission bid by Letter, Fax, Telephone, Or E-Mail. Bidding in person at the sale This is highly recommended as the best way of bidding for any item you require. Bidding on the telephone. Live During The Sale It is possible to arrange for clients to bid live during the auction. This must be arranged in advance with Sporting Memorys Worldwide Auctions, and will be allocated on a 'first come, first served basis' Bidding on the internet. Live During The Sale Sporting Memory’s offer an online bidding service via the-saleroom.com for bidders who cannot attend the sale. In completing the bidder registration on www.the-saleroom.com and providing your credit card details (for identification purposes only) you authorize Sporting Memory’s to invoice you for the full amount including an extra 4.95% + VAT commission surcharge. Payment should be made in accordance with our ‘payment of accounts’ terms shown below. Commission Bid by Letter. Fax. Telephone or E-Mail A client may instruct the auctioneer to bid on their behalf up to a fixed amount. The commission will be executed at a price as low as other bidding allows. Please remember that all methods of bidding attract the commission of 18% on the hammer price. The closing date for bidding by letter is the day of the sale. Bidding by Fax should be completed by 9.00AM on the morning of the sale. Bidding by Telephone can be made up to 9.30AM on the day of the sale on 07973 311 123. Payment of accounts The accounts office will be open to accept payment, thirty minutes after the start. Payment can be made by Cheque, Bank Draft, Money Order or Cash. It is deeply regretted that due to the very high cost involved we are not able to accept payment by any debit or credit cards. Invoices for clients not attending the sale will be forwarded by Monday 12th August 2019, and a payment is due within 7 days. Goods Collection No goods can be collected until payment has been made in full. In the event of a client paying by cheque, an amount exceeding the bank guarantee card limit, then the goods will not be released until the cheque has cleared. NO EXCEPTION WILL BE, MADE IN ANY CIRCUMSTANCES unless prior arrangement has been made with Robert Adcock of Sporting Memory's Worldwide Auctions Ltd, which may include the references being required from the client’s bankers. Despatch and postal charges All lots not paid for or collected on the day of the sale will be sent to the successful purchasers at the standard (over the counter) cost charged by the Post Office or Courier Service requested (does not include any discount applied for Business Franking). Packaging and labour required will be charged at a nominal fee, per invoice. Any lots sent to the purchaser, which were delayed due to cheque clearance, will also attract all afore mentioned costs. Description Of Lots Items sold at auction are generally of some age, accordingly lots are sold on an 'As, Is' basis, subject to all faults, imperfections and errors of description. It should be noted that all bidders should be deemed to have satisfied themselves as to the condition of items prior to submitting a bid by any method. You are strongly advised to examine any lot that you are interested in prior to the sale, as it is your responsibility to satisfy yourself as to each and even' aspect of the lot. Condition reports given by us are an expression of opinion only and should not be relied upon by the bidder or buyer. 2 Sporting Memorys Worldwide Auctions Ltd 11 Rectory Gardens, Castle Bromwich, Birmingham, B36 9DG Tel: 0121 684 8282 Fax: 0121 285 2825 E-Mail: [email protected] Welcome to our 29th Live Auction of Football & Sporting Memorabilia On Wednesday 7th August 2019 (12.15pm) At Holy Souls Social Club, Acocks Green, Birmingham PLEASE NOTE WE DO NOT ACCEPT DEBIT OR CREDIT CARD PAYMENTS. TERMS & CONDITIONS Please see following page for full terms and conditions of the sale. AUCTIONEERS The guest Auctioneers are Mr Trevor Vennett-Smith and Mr Tim Davidson, the directors of Sporting Memorys W.A. Ltd, would all like to record their appreciation for their help and guidance. REGISTRATION It is requested that all clients should register before viewing in order to obtain a bidding paddle. VIEWING If you require further information, a photocopy or a scan of any lot then please do not hesitate to contact us as soon as possible. Tuesday 6th August 2019 - At Sale Room, 11.00am until 4.00pm Wednesday 7th August 2019 - At Sale Room, 9.00am until 12.00pm COMMISSION BIDDING Will be accepted by Letters to Sporting Memorys W.A. Ltd, Telephone, Fax, or Email. PLEASE NOTE COMMISSION BIDS LEFT VIA THE-SALEROOM.COM ATTRACT EXTRA COMMISSION AS BELOW. Live Telephone Bidding must be arranged with Sporting Memorys W.A. Ltd as soon as possible. BUYERS COMMISSION Will be charged at 18% of the hammer price of all lots. In addition to this V.A.T. at 20% will be charged on the commission only, on standard rate items only. This means that programmes and most paper emphera do not attract this charge, please enquire when unsure. Please note that is you are a the-saleroom.com buyer, lots will attract a surcharge of 4.95% plus V.A.T. on the total of the invoice price. PLEASE NOTE THAT COMMISSION/OR TELEPHONE BID MADE DIRECTLY TO US DO NOT ATTRACT EXTRA COMMISSION INTERNET BIDDING We are again pleased to offer live bidding via the-saleroom.com, please visit their website for details. PAYMENT OF ACCOUNTS The Accounts Office will open to accept payment by Cash or Cheque, thirty minites after the start of the sale. Please note that in no circumstances will goods be released when cheque clearance is required unless by prior arrangement with Rob Adcock. CONTACT NUMBER On the day of sale(s): 07973311123 (Robert) Refreshments (hot & cold) will be on sale in the Social Club, as well as a fully licenced bar. Many thanks for your support and we hope that you have an enjoyable day. 3 LOT 0024 A collection of 188 England, International football programmes, FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES mainly home from 1968 onwards, in very good, near mint condition, LOT 0001 Nottingham Forest away football programmes collection. 1956 to 2019 does include Euro 1996 and Euro 2000. Estimate £50/£70 believed to be complete of all League apart from the last five LOT 0025 A good collection of 71 European final football programmes from the programmes of the 2018/19 season. Many include newspaper match 1970s onwards. Also includes some World Cup and World club finals.. reports loosely inserted inside. Condition is excellent. Over 1,200 Estimate £80/£100 football programmes.. Estimate £200/£300 LOT 0026 European Championships Tournament, a collection of programmes, LOT 0002 Superb complete collection of Tottenham Hotspur home football teamsheets, magazines etc, including Final match programmes fro programmes 1959/60 to 2017/8 housed in 67 DJ Bookbinders.
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