Sporting Memorabilia Monday 04 November 2013 14:00

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Lot: 1 A French spelter figure of a boxer in training circa 1920s, Frank Duffett's extensive collection of programmes signed to the base H. FUGERE, height 34cm., 13 1/2in. mostly dating from the 1950s, international fights, Harry Levine Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 & Jack Solomons promotions, also a good number of regional British promotions, plus some amateur and overseas content (a qty. in two cartons) Lot: 9 Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 A silver-mounted ebonised walking stick associated with the bare knuckle prize fighter Jem Smith, hallmarked London, 1887, the handle end inscribed PRESENTED TO J. HARPER, Lot: 2 BY J. ARCHBELL & J. EMLER ESQRES., OF THE JACK OF Selected volumes from Frank Duffett's boxing library, Vincent NEWBURY FOR SERVICES RENDERED TO JEM SMITH IN George Dowling's Fistiana or The Oracle of the Ring 1841; THE INTERNATIONAL FIGHT FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP OF Bells Life's Fights For The Championship and Celebration Prize THE WORLD 1887 The inscription refers to the $10,000 bare Battles 1855; Pierce Egan's Boxiana in 5 vols, undated; Henry knuckle fight on 19th December 1887 between 's Jem Downes Miles's Pugilistica in 3 vols 1906; Bohun Lynch's The Smith and the NY born American Jake Kilrain that took place at Prize Ring 1925; and four of Balliere's Popular Atlas of the Isle de Souverains in France. The bout was abandoned as a Anatomy and Physiology of the Male and Female Body (15) draw after 106 rounds which lasted 2 1/2 hours due to the fall of Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 darkness. The recipient of the stick, Jack Harper, was a second in Smith's corner at the fight. Estimate: £500.00 - £800.00 Lot: 3 Frank Duffett's library of boxing books, a large quantity of 20th publications (qty. in 4 cartons) Lot: 10 Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 An Elgin National Watch Co. gold-plated size 16 open faced boxing pocket watch with an engraving on the back plate reading "Welterweight Championship '05", Class 110, 15 jewels pendent wind and set, grade 313, Movement Serial number Lot: 4 15178020., Nickel plated damaskeened movement, movement Frank Duffett's extensive collection of boxing running, needs cleaning, case number 6400039 (front and back annuals/yearbooks, with examples from the pre-war era, plus plates removed anti-clockwise), three small chips to outer rim of continental publications, also magazines and a bound volume face of Boxing News from 1909-10, bindings in need of repair (a qty. Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 in two cartons) Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Lot: 11 Italian movie poster for the film 'The Greatest' featuring Lot: 5 Muhammad Ali, 'io sono il piu grande', published in Rome, Frank Duffett's index of fighters and their records, a wooden 1977, 70 by 33cm.,27 1/2 by 13in. box containing index cards of boxer held alphabetically, with Estimate: £120.00 - £180.00 details in manuscript of the boxer's name, salary, opponents, results and purses, invaluable for research purposes Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Lot: 12 A rare Muhammad Ali signing of the movie poster for Will Smith's "Ali", signature in gold marker pen, COA attached to the Lot: 6 reverse relating to the signing for The Food Bank of Indiana, Nine antiquarian boxing prints, comprising: portraits of Dutch mounted and framed under Perspex, 102 by 72.5cm., 40 by 28 Sam, Thomas Spring, Jack Randall, Edward Stockman plus 1/2in. fight scenes for Thomas Johnson v Isaac Perrins, Molineux v Estimate: £500.00 - £800.00 Cribb, Mendoza v Humphreys, one titled "Prize Fight", and vignettes featuring Thomas Sayers, all framed, various sizes, typically 56 by 43cm., 22 by 17in; sold together with a framed Vanity Fair print "Hard Hitter" (10) Lot: 13 Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 A signed Muhammad Ali boxing gloves presentation, a pair of Everlast boxing gloves, the right hand glove signed in black marker pen. housed upright in a perspex display case, the base set with a title plaque, 34 by 40cm., 13 1/2 by 15 3/4in. Lot: 7 Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 A collection of 20 small antiquarian boxing prints, including fight scenes and venues and portraits of pugilists, the lot including a printed poem "Tom Sayers and Benicia Boy" and a printed illustrated report "Undeniable Mill Between Gammon and Lot: 14 Dandy The Black", mostly framed; together with a small qty. of 'Champions Forever' multi-signed photographic boxing print, photographs of 20th century boxers, a couple bearing signed by all the subjects, comprising Muhammad Ali, Ken autographs (a qty.) Norton, George Foreman, Larry Holmes & Joe Frazier, framed Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 & glazed, 54 by 42cm., 21 1/4 by 16 1/2in. Estimate: £500.00 - £700.00

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'Champions Forever' multi-signed photographic boxing print, including the boxers Ronnie James, Arthur Danahar, Mark Hart, signed by all the subjects in gold marker pen, comprising Bob Ramsey, Gwyn Williams & Norman Lewis, second Muhammad Ali, Ken Norton, George Foreman, Larry Holmes & impression, published 1942, with d/j not illustrated Joe Frazier, COA taped to the reverse, mounted, framed & Estimate: £20.00 - £30.00 glazed, 71 by 58cm., 28 by 23in. Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 Lot: 23 A very rare programme for the first ever boxing event held at Lot: 16 Wembley Stadium, Tom Gibbons (USA) v Jack Bloomfield A signed "" Mike Tyson framed display, a 16 by 12in. colour (England) Great International Heavy-Weight Contest 9th August photograph signed by Tyson in black marker pen, mounted 1924, sold together with Tom Morgan's 'Wembley Presents 25 above a replica WBC World Championship medallion, framed & Years of Sport' carrying a report on p.9 and explaining that the glazed, 97 by 67cm., 38 by 26 1/2in., dealer's COA taped to the attendance was so disappointingly poor that Gibbons refused to backboard go into the ring until 'he had seen the colour of the cash,' hence Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 this programme is a rarity (2) Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00

Lot: 17 A Mike Tyson/Frank Bruno signed boxing gloves presentation, Lot: 24 two red right-hand Everlast gloves, one signature per glove, Three Vanity Fair prints of sportsmen, comprising: the billiards mounted with a colour action photograph and contained within players John Roberts and W H Stevenson, both by Spy, and the frame by an unusual and creative domed perspex cover, 72 the boxer Edgeworth Johnston, titled 'Hard Hitter', all by 92cm., 28 1/4 by 36in. unframed not illustrated Estimate: £140.00 - £180.00 Estimate: £60.00 - £80.00

Lot: 18 Lot: 25 A -signed Evander Holyfield v Larry Holmes 1992 fight A signed W G Grace letter dated 31st May 1896, complete with poster, for the World Heavyweight Championship bout at original envelope and addressed to Mr Woodiwiss of Upminster Caesars Palace, 18th June, both signatures in black marker thanking him and his wife for "putting him up during the Surrey pen, framed & glazed, 79 by 63.5cm., 31 by 25in. match", on black edged note paper, sent from his Clifton Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 address; sold with a photocopy of a Country Life article from 1897 featuring Mr E S Woodiwiss and his dachshunds at Hill Place, Upminster (2) Lot: 19 Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 Charles Griffin (born 1946) BOXING HEROES Barry McGuigan, Mike Tyson, Steve Collins, Chris Eubank, Frank Bruno, Lennox Lewis, Joe Louis, Henry Cooper, Muhammad Lot: 26 Ali, Joe Frazier, Rocky Marciano, George Foreman, Nigel An England v 1926 Oval Test Match autographed Benn, Gene Tunney & Audley Harrison, outside of the ring can display, with a sheet signed in ink by the 11 England players be seen the commentator Harry Carpenter and the promoters Hobbs, Sutcliffe, Woolley, Hendren, Chapman, Stevens, Jack Solomons and Don King The auctioneer had been asked Rhodes, Geary, Tate, Larwood & Strudwick, and two others, to point out that this work is not offered with copyright. The mounted together with a postcard of the England captain A P F acclaimed British newspaper caricaturist Charles Griffin has Chapman, a scorecard, a Daily Sketch newspaper and title worked for many leading publications including Punch, Daily plaque, 63.5 by 107cm., 25 by 42in. The first four matches in Mirror, Observer, Times, Sunday People, Sun, Daily Express the 1926 Series had ended in draws. England thereby regained and Sunday Express. by winning Test by 289 runs. Trailing after Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 the 1st , England openers took the game away from Australia by both scoring 2nd innings hundreds. Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 Lot: 20 Souvenir mini boxing gloves and pin badges for the Randy Turpin v Sugar Ray Robinson World Middleweight Lot: 27 Championship fight in 1951 Autographed cricket memorabilia, comprising a framed official Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 autograph sheet for the 1961 Australians; three signed letters from the commentator Brian Johnston on BBC stationery addressed to a young boy by the same name; and an Lot: 21 autograph book with a selection of cricketers including Worrell, Souvenir mini boxing gloves and pin badges for the Ingemar Lindwall, Compton, Hassett, Evans etc., and other sportsmen Johansson v Floyd Patterson World Heavyweight including the Celtic & Scottish Youth football teams (3) not Championship fight in 1959 illustrated Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

Lot: 22 Lot: 28 A signed copy of the 10th Marquess of Queensberry's book A multi-signed 1980 souvenir brochure, bearing 'The Sporting Queensberrys', with additional signatures 56 signatures throughout, a full hand written list is available in

2 of 28 Graham Budd Auctions Ltd ( Sporting Memorabilia) Catalogue - Downloaded from UKAuctioneers.com the lot, signatures including Titmuss, Lock, Cowdrey, Graveney, Estimate: £500.00 - £700.00 Barrington, Voce, E Bedser, Ames, Boycott, Jackman, Gower, O'Reilly, Massie, Walters, Yardley, Gooch, Close, Luckhurst, McKenzie, Tyson, Roope and many others; sold together with Lot: 32 postcards featuring the England & Australia teams from this 2 volumes of James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Annuals formerly match; and also including a signed '333' owned by Sir Pelham 'Plum' Warner, for 1879 and 1885, scorecard v India in 1990 (4) not illustrated ownership signature to each title page, rebound in green cloth Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00

Lot: 29 Lot: 33 A signed 'Atherton's Barmy Army Down Under' 1994-95 T-shirt, Grace (W.G.) Cricket, the Crown Quarto Edition de Luxe limited 14 signatures of the England team including Gatting, Thorpe, edition signed by W.G. Grace and numbered 40/652, J.W. Gooch, Russell etc. Arrowsmith, , and Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent & Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 Co., London, 1891 Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Lot: 30 ONE OF THE EARLIEST ARTEFACTS WITH AN Lot: 34 ASSOCIATION BETWEEN ENGLISH AND AUSTRALIAN 4 volumes on cricket, comprising a rare survival to have the CRICKET A prize bat presented by Fred Lillywhite to George original dust jacket of Lord Hawke's 'Recollections and Marshall in 1861, the bat with specially selected ringed grain, Reminiscences', 1924; two by P.F. Warner 'How We stamped M. Dark and Sons, Lords Ground, the reverse Recovered The Ashes', 1904 and 'England v Australia', 1912 ; stamped PRIZE BAT, FROM FRED LILLYWHITE, TO, GEO. and 'The Memorial Biography of Dr. W.G. Grace' by the Lords MARSHALL, 1861, the reverse stamped PRIZE BAT, G. Hawke & Harris and Sir John Home Gordon not illustrated MARSHALL The early Australian international cricketer George Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 S. Marshall is best remembered for his entrepreneurial flair. In 1861 he established Melbourne's first major sporting goods store as well as the Cricketers Hotel next door in Swanston Street. He began importing the best quality sports equipment Lot: 35 A signed copy of The Larwood Story, signed on the first right- from England including goods from Fred Lillywhite who with his hand page in blue biro BEST WISHES, HAROLD LARWOOD, brothers had established Lillywhites, the famous sporting SEPT 27th 83, paperback by Harold Larwood with Kevin outfitters that still trades to this day at Piccadilly Circus in Perkins, revised edition, published in , 1982 not London. The present high quality prize bat is dated 1861, the illustrated very year Marshall began the business. The decision to launch Estimate: £50.00 - £100.00 the business was no doubt influenced by the first England cricketing tour to Australia in 1861-62. Marshall played in the famous match billed between The World and the Surrey XI at the MCG on 1st, 3rd & 4th March 1862. Touring was the other Lot: 36 activity that links Marshall and Lillywhite. Fred had organised Two rare and early cricket scorecards for the Grand Cricket the first overseas tour by an England team to the USA and Matches at in 1866 and 1867, mounted side-by-side Canada in 1859, whilst Marshall helped sponsor the second in a picture frame, both fixtures being for North v South of The English tour to Australia, George Parr's team of 1863-64. One Thames, both printed by S. Hyde of Canterbury, 28 by 37cm., of the few accounts of Marshall's ground breaking Melbourne 11 by 14 1/2in. The 1866 match is interesting in that all three of sports shop appeared in the autobiography of the pioneering the Grace brothers featured in the South of the Thames XI, with Aussie Rules footballer Henry Harrison: "Marshall, Melbourne's W.G. Grace managing only a and 6 runs. sporting goods entrepreneur, advertised for sale to the young Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 man about town (concerned no doubt to be up with the latest in English fashion), 'famous Rugby Footballs which took the Prize Medal at the [London] Exhibition ... being a new description of Lot: 37 ball, made on a scientific principle, and that will fly many yards A large collection of cricket scorecards, three pre-wars further than the old-fashioned sort". Other references appeared comprising Worcestershire v South Africans 1935 and two in 'Bell's Life' noting that the players for the following Saturday's Leicestershire county matches from 1938, otherwise a post-war teams "would be posted in Marshall's window." The dated bat collection dating from the late 1940s onwards, mostly for Lord's being offered for sale here must surely be one of the earliest and The Oval, at county & one day level, also tour matches, surviving examples relating to . Tests and other games played at the grounds, some other Estimate: £3,000.00 - £5,000.00 content including Worcestershire, Kent and Sussex scorecards, the lot also including a few Cricketer magazines etc. Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Lot: 31 A cricket bat extensively signed by cricketers in 1931, the signatures including the first full New Zealand touring team to Lot: 38 England and 14 teams, there are a total of 173 A programme for the first ever floodlit cricket match 11th August signatures of which 76 played for England, 14 for New Zealand 1952: Arsenal Football Club v Middlesex County Cricket Club, and 1 for Australia, there are also 55 Wisden Cricketers of the in aid of 's Benefit Fund, played at Highbury Stadium Year, this being a summary of an extensive analysis carried out Estimate: £50.00 - £80.00 by the present vendor, a copy of which can be obtained from the auctioneer on request

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Lot: 39 Titmus's first-class career spanned five decades and the off- Printed sheet music for H J Snelling's 'The Cricketana Galop', spinner and accomplished lower order batsman became the composed and dedicated to the president & members of the fourth man after W.G. Grace, and Mauritius Cricket Club and mounted with an albumen to take 2,500 and pass 20,000 runs Titmus made a photograph, published in London circa 1865 A Seemingly record 642 appearances for Middlesex and took 2,361 wickets, uncatalogued piece of music to be played Allegro in a 2/4 time another county record. He also played in 53 Test Matches for signature and with a key change. WorldCat.Org lists another England between 1955 and 1975. Outside of cricket, Titmus galop by Snelling dated 1865. was also a fine footballer who was contracted professionally to Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Watford and had earlier played for Chelsea juniors. Estimate: £600.00 - £800.00

Lot: 40 A commemorative handkerchief celebrating the cricket career Lot: 47 and achievements of J.B. Hobbs titled "J. B. Hobbs England's Ian Redpath's Australian 'baggy green' cricket cap 1974-75 Ian Champion Batsman" circa 1922, printed in a single colour Redpath was vice-captain to Ian Chappell in 1974-75. The brown upon a white background, the item features a list of all Victorian made a total off 66 Test Match appearances for his 'centuries' from 1905 up to and including 1922. this is when Australia between 1963-64 and 1975-76. the handkerchief was probably produced, as his career Estimate: £2,000.00 - £3,000.00 continued until 1935 when he retired., measuring approx. 44cm., 17 1/4in. square, some spotting and creasing, (no holes) otherwise good condition. Lot: 48 Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 Two MCC sweaters, long-sleeved, 'bacon & egg' trim Appendix - Fred Titmus (1932-2011) Middlesex and England cricketer Fred Titmus's first-class career spanned five Lot: 41 decades and the off-spinner and accomplished lower order Lamplough's Model Cricket Game, rare, circa 1890s, by Royal batsman became the fourth man after W.G. Grace, Wilfred Letters Patent, two boxed part sets, containing a selection of Rhodes and George Hirst to take 2,500 wickets and pass tinplate cricketers, playing area, fencing etc. 20,000 runs Titmus made a record 642 appearances for Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Middlesex and took 2,361 wickets, another county record. He also played in 53 Test Matches for England between 1955 and 1975. Outside of cricket, Titmus was also a fine footballer who was contracted professionally to Watford and had earlier played Lot: 42 for Chelsea juniors. "Slogger, The [cricket] Game" circa 1920, in original box, two Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 batsmen with spring-loaded cricket bats four hitting cricket balls through holes on a vertical playing board to score runs and avoid dismissal Estimate: £120.00 - £180.00 Lot: 49 Fred Titmus touring memorabilia, a MCC blazer badge for India in 1964; a silver ashtray commemorating the MCC v Ceylon match and dated 3/10/62; a shield for the Board of Control for Lot: 43 Cricket in India match in Bombay 1964; a felt pennant for the A Thorne's Extra Super Creme Toffee tin commemorating the MCC in 1963/64 tour of Australia; and an embroidered shawl visit of the Australian cricket team in 1926, match scene to the commemorating the MCC v North Zone match in Amritsar in lid, the sides with portraits of the Australian cricketers 1964 (5) Appendix - Fred Titmus (1932-2011) Middlesex and Estimate: £120.00 - £180.00 England cricketer Fred Titmus's first-class career spanned five decades and the off-spinner and accomplished lower order batsman became the fourth man after W.G. Grace, Wilfred Lot: 44 Rhodes and George Hirst to take 2,500 wickets and pass A Daily Mirror (Australia) news-stand poster with the headline 20,000 runs Titmus made a record 642 appearances for "Lillee, Row Grows Bet" referring to the famous incident Middlesex and took 2,361 wickets, another county record. He when Dennis Lillee and Rodney Marsh wager on England also played in 53 Test Matches for England between 1955 and winning a Test Match at odds of 500-1 during the Tour of 1975. Outside of cricket, Titmus was also a fine footballer who England in 1981 was contracted professionally to Watford and had earlier played Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 for Chelsea juniors. Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Lot: 45 Two cricket caps, the first with a red rose to the crown, the Lot: 50 other inscribed St. H.P. C.C. A boomerang signed by the Australia and England cricket Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 teams from the 1974-75 Ashes Series, sold together with a mini- bat signed by the 1955 South Africans, another mini-bat but with badly faded signatures; a Nicholls miniature replica of a Lot: 46 curved blade cricket bat, again with indistinct signatures; the lot A group of five Fred Titmus cricket caps, two for Middlesex also including Fred Titmus's holdall for the Australia Tour CCC, one for the Middx 2nd XI, MCC, and a cap dated 1954 Appendix - Fred Titmus (1932-2011) Middlesex and England bearing crossed cricket bats and the letter "N" Appendix - Fred cricketer Fred Titmus's first-class career spanned five decades Titmus (1932-2011) Middlesex and England cricketer Fred and the off-spinner and accomplished lower order batsman became the fourth man after W.G. Grace, Wilfred Rhodes and

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George Hirst to take 2,500 wickets and pass 20,000 runs Lot: 55 Titmus made a record 642 appearances for Middlesex and took A silver medal for England v Australia 1981 Prudential Trophy 2,361 wickets, another county record. He also played in 53 Test presented to the Barrie Meyer, recipient unknown, Matches for England between 1955 and 1975. Outside of domed and engraved to resemble a cricket ball, in original fitted cricket, Titmus was also a fine footballer who was contracted case professionally to Watford and had earlier played for Chelsea Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 juniors. Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Lot: 56 A Victorian presentation cricket belt. in the form of a rounded Lot: 51 square white silver plated buckle surmounted with a brass Ephemera relating to the career of Fred Titmus, including tour cricket bat and stumps below which sits a laurel wreath, within itineraries, photographs including MCC Tours of Australia in the wreath, upon the silver plated ground are engraved the 1962-63, a poster, autographed team sheets of Australia in words PRESENTED TO W. ORRILL BY THE TRINITY C.C. 1964 and 1972, and a scrapbook (a qty.) Appendix - Fred FOR HIS SPLENDID DURING SEASON 1886, the Titmus (1932-2011) Middlesex and England cricketer Fred buckle is attached to a material belt (4.5cm. wide) measuring Titmus's first-class career spanned five decades and the off- approximately 26 inches in circumference; sold with a copy of a spinner and accomplished lower order batsman became the newspaper cutting from the Chronicle & Leicester fourth man after W.G. Grace, Wilfred Rhodes and George Hirst Mercury for Saturday 4th. December 1886; the lot also to take 2,500 wickets and pass 20,000 runs Titmus made a including an unidentified watercolour of a cricket match dated record 642 appearances for Middlesex and took 2,361 wickets, 1888 (3) The article is a report on the Cricket Supper held by another county record. He also played in 53 Test Matches for Hinckley Trinity Cricket Club, and includes a mention of William England between 1955 and 1975. Outside of cricket, Titmus P. Orrill (1866-1941) receiving the belt for the best bowling was also a fine footballer who was contracted professionally to analysis of the season. Orrill was Secretary of the Club. One of Watford and had earlier played for Chelsea juniors. the small fitting lugs is missing from the reverse. Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00

Lot: 52 Lot: 57 A pewter tankard inscribed for the 1973 Wayfarers Cup Surrey A presentation cricket ball, inscribed in gilt C.C.C.C., CCC v Chelsea FC PRESENTED TO T.R. BIGGS FOR HIS SPLENDID BOWLING Estimate: £70.00 - £100.00 AVERAGE, 1892 not illustrated Estimate: £50.00 - £80.00 Lot: 53 Fred Titmus cricket medals, i) a cased silver medal for the Lot: 58 Rothmans , Lords, September 1967 ii) a cased gilt A prize tankard associated with Wednesday Cricket medal for the 1975 B&H Cup final Middlesex v Leicestershire at Club, silver-plated Britannia metal, 15cm., 6in., by James Dixon Lords iii) a medal presented by Sir Ralph Perring, Lord Mayor & Sons, Sheffield, presented to William Whittles by the of the City of London, for the West Indies Cricket Team to Sheffield Wednesday Cricket Club (Formed in 1820, and played England in 1963, in a Mansion House box iv) a silver medal for on Wednesdays) at the end of the season dinner for his MCC 'A' v G-In-G XI, Sargodah () 2, 3, 4 March 1956 prowess in the club's second eleven in 1863; offered together v) A London Federation of Boys Clubs medal for cricket in 1948 with copies of relevant contemporary newspaper cuttings (2) vi) A services medal for 'Inter-Group Football' vii) an enamel William Whittles, a cutler by profession, had connections with badge for Cricket Association of Bengal Appendix - Fred Titmus the 'Wednesday' club, Sheffield 'United' Mechanics Cricket (1932-2011) Middlesex and England cricketer Fred Titmus's Club and the County Cricket sides during the 1860s. first-class career spanned five decades and the off-spinner and All three clubs appear to have held their meetings in those days accomplished lower order batsman became the fourth man at the Adelphi Hotel, Arundel Street, Sheffield. The Wednesday after W.G. Grace, Wilfred Rhodes and George Hirst to take Club became Sheffield Wednesday Cricket & Football Club in 2,500 wickets and pass 20,000 runs Titmus made a record 642 1867, "with the object of keeping together during the winter appearances for Middlesex and took 2,361 wickets, another season the members of this cricket club." Whittles played for county record. He also played in 53 Test Matches for England and was Secretary to the Sheffield United 'Mechanics' Cricket between 1955 and 1975. Outside of cricket, Titmus was also a Club, became President of the Sheffield Football Players' fine footballer who was contracted professionally to Watford Accident Society, and was a committee member of the and had earlier played for Chelsea juniors. Wednesday Cricket Club at . Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00

Lot: 54 Lot: 59 Two medals and a salver presented to the Middlesex CCC A Victorian cricket trophy, in the form of a two-handled cup in scorer Eddie Solomon, the two cased bronze medals both britannia metal, engraved with a cricket scene to one side and issued for Nat West Bank Trophy finals, 1984 Middlesex v Kent inscribed to the other PRESENTED BY G.M. PELLING, height and 1989 Middlesex v Warwickshire; the electroplated salver 31cm., 12 1/4in. presented to Solomon for his work during Norman Cowans' Estimate: £120.00 - £180.00 Benefit Year in 1993 (3) Estimate: £120.00 - £160.00 Lot: 60

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A signed photogravure of Francis by the beautifully mounted, framed & glazed, 96 by 124cm., 38 by 49in. photographer George W. Beldam, signed in pencil to the lower Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00 mount by both Jackson and Beldam, the image 42 by 28cm., 16 1/2 by 11in., mounted in a modern frame, overall 82 by 99cm., 32 1/4 by 39in. Lot: 68 Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 A W. G. Grace caricature, a rare and early image of Grace in his prime, a tinted lithograph published by the Weekly Times, Melbourne, 1873, mounted, unframed, the image 33 by 19cm., Lot: 61 13 by 7 1/2in. A period photograph of the 1903 Kent County Cricket team, Estimate: £400.00 - £500.00 sepia-toned, the image 21.5 by 28cm., 8 1/2 by 11in., printed legend to mount, unframed Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Lot: 69 Three cricket prints, i) after Bernard Partridge, monochrome, English & South African cricketers ii & iii) a pair of colour Lot: 62 lithographs signed in the plate "Kyd", featuring "Luffey" and A period photograph of the 1905 Kent County Cricket team, "Dumkins" characters from Charles Dickens' Pickwick Papers sepia-toned, the image 20 by 28cm., 8 by 11in., printed legend who featured in the cricket match between the All-Muggleton to mount, players including Blythe, Marsham, Dillon, Hearne team and the Dingley Dell Cricket Club all mounted, framed & etc., framed & glazed glazed, various sizes not illustrated Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Estimate: £120.00 - £150.00

Lot: 63 Lot: 70 A panoramic photograph of the circa A coloured supplement cricket print from the London Illustrated 1901, in four plates, showing large scale parade and marching News published 31st August 1861, titled THE SURREY bands on the outfield, the image 33 by 104cm., 13 by 41in., ELEVEN, the first English touring team to Australia, mounted in mounted, framed & glazed, overall 48.5 by 120cm., 19 by 47in. a clip frame not illustrated Estimate: £90.00 - £120.00 Estimate: £30.00 - £40.00

Lot: 64 Lot: 71 A panoramic photograph of the 1st Test between Australia and Ruskin Spear limited edition cricket print, titled A THIN EDGE, England at the Sydney Cricket Ground 18th October 1920, signed in pencil, dated 1989 and numbered 69/175, the sheet large original sepia panoramic photograph from the 1st Test 46 by 107cm., 18 by 42in., tube rolled match played at Sydney on the 18th December 1920. the Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 photograph showing H.L. Collins and C Kelleway batting in Australia's first innings with Macartney, with the 40,000 crowd looking on, titling together with cameo images showing portraits Lot: 72 of players, published by Alan Row & Co., Sydney, the image 24 A large mirror inscribed in gold italic lettering "Lords Dining by 99cm., 9 ½ by 39in., mounted, framed & glazed, overall 48 by Room", foliate border, wooden frame, hinges for hanging, 76 by 125cm., 19 by 49in. 182cm., 30 by 72in. Estimate: £130.00 - £160.00 Estimate: £500.00 - £800.00

Lot: 65 Lot: 73 A Giles Ridley signed large panoramic photograph of Newlands Chess set signed by Gary Kasparov, the chessmen's box Cricket Ground in Western Province, South Africa, signed in signed by the grandmaster in black marker pen and inscribed I gold marker pen, the image 38 by 91.5cm., 15 by 36in., framed WISH YOU ALL THE BEST, SEPT. 1999, the board made from Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 walnut & sycamore, the pieces in rosewood Provenance: Child Welfare League of America Estimate: £400.00 - £500.00 Lot: 66 After William Drummond and Charles J Basebe THE CRICKET MATCH BETWEEN SUSSEX AND KENT AT BRIGHTON Lot: 74 [1849] engraved by G W Phillips, fine colours, excellent Croquet memorabilia originally the property of the ladies example, the image 59 by 90cm., 23 1/4 by 35 1/2in., label to champion Miss D.D. Steel of Bedford, comprising a programme the reverse for The Parker Gallery, London, mounted, framed & for the Third Test Match played at the Pavilion Gardens, glazed, overall 84.5 by 112cm., 33 1/4 by 44in. Buxton, 30th & 31st July 1937 for the 'croquet ashes' known as Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 the MacRobertson International Shield; and an album containing original photographs as well as illustrations removed from the Croquet Association Gazette portraying famous Lot: 67 players and teams; included in the lot is various biographical After William Drummond & Charles Basebe, THE CRICKET information regarding Miss Steel MATCH BETWEEN SUSSEX AND KENT AT BRIGHTON Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 coloured engraving by C H Phillips, published by W H Mason, 1849, facsimile of the original key to the reverse, colours good,

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Lot: 75 others Two Rund Um Berlin cycle race programmes for 1909 and Estimate: £120.00 - £160.00 1913, the first with detached front cover and first page; sold together with a 30th anniversary booklet for A German Cycling Club (3) Lot: 82 Estimate: £130.00 - £160.00 A signed Henry Cotton 'Open Championship Winner' display, comprising a 12 by 8in. colour photograph, signature in black ink, printed details of his Open Championship victories in 1934, Lot: 76 1937 & 1948, mounted, framed & glazed, 76 by 38cm., 30 by A very unusual Victorian Cycling prize called 'The Millons Cup' 15in. in the form of a silver-plated hot water ewer, the body with Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 decorative engraving enclosing a central oval cartouche with the words, ASHINGTON RECREATION GROUNDS, THE MILLONS CHALLENGE CUP FOR 1 MILE AMATEUR RACE Lot: 83 (SCRATCH) TO BE WON TWICE SEPT. 1890 , the attractive A signed Bobby Locke 'Open Championship Winner' display, ewer stands 29cm., 11 1/2in. high and is fitted with a hinged lid; comprising two 12 by 8in. b&w photographs, signature in blue sold with copied news cuttings which describe the event its ink, printed details of his Open Championship victories in 1949, participants, and the ultimate demise of Millons' business and 1950, 1952 & 1957, mounted, framed & glazed, 47.5 by 82cm., personal dealings (2) Mr. William Millons of Newcastle was a 18 3/4 by 32 1/4in. Scotsman born in 1843 and by profession was an architect. He Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 seems to have dabbled with local politics and was keen to associate himself with the area through his promotion of local sporting events. Lot: 84 Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 A signed Peter Thomson 'Open Championship Winner' display, comprising a 12 by 8in. b&w photograph, signature in ink on lined paper, printed details of his Open Championship victories Lot: 77 in 1954, 1955, 1956, 1958 & 1965, mounted, framed & glazed, A 1997 Augusta Masters poster signed by 22 past champions, 74 by 40.5cm., 29 by 16in. black marker pen, Nicklaus, Player, Palmer, Watson, Woods, Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Ballesteros, Faldo etc., tube rolled, 61 by 81cm., 24 by 32in. Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 Lot: 85 A signed Greg Norman 'Open Championship Winner' display, Lot: 78 comprising two 12 by 8in. colour photographs and signature on An Augusta National Masters souvenir golf cap signed by Jack white card, dated '94 and with a doodle featuring a green & pin, Nicklaus and Gary Player, signatures in black marker pen to the printed details of his Open Championship victories in 1986 & peak; sold together with two Graham Bundick prints signed by 1993, mounted, framed & glazed, 47 by 81cm., 18 1/2 by 32in. (3) Estimate: £120.00 - £180.00 Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Lot: 86 Lot: 79 memorabilia, A 1985 Gala Ball programme signed Signed colour photographs of Arnold Palmer and Greg Norman, by both teams to the front cover; a 1983 programme signed by both signatures in black marker pen, the Palmer photo 10 by both teams; an unsigned 1985 programme; and a booklet titled 8in. inscribed BEST WISHES, the Norman photo 9 by 7 1/2in. The Ryder Cup Heritage by Thomas Anderson-Davis (4) KEEP IT STRAIGHT, similarly mounted in gilt picture frames Estimate: £400.00 - £500.00 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Lot: 87 Lot: 80 The signatures of the Europe and USA 1987 Ryder Cup teams, A Royal Bank of Scotland five pounds banknote autographed signed in biro over four magazine pages with portraits & biogs by , signed in black marker pen, serial number of the players, mounted, framed & glazed, 56 by 71cm., 22 by JWN1563425 28in,; sold together with a framed official poster for the 1987 Estimate: £120.00 - £150.00 Ryder Cup; and three further frames with hole-by-hole guides for (5) Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 Lot: 81 An autographed 1985 Open Golf Championship programme, containing in excess of 70 golfers signatures who competed at Lot: 88 Royal St Georges including Seve Ballesteros, Greg Norman, A large signed colour photograph of the 1987 European Ryder Gary Player, Jack Nicklaus, Bill Rogers, , Nick Cup team, a 20 by 24in. photograph signed in black marker Faldo, Jose Rivero, Ian Baker-Finch, Bernhard Gallacher, Tony pen, lacking , but including the captain , Paul Way, Ben Crawshaw, , Tohru Jacklin, mounted, framed & glazed, 66 by 74cm., 26 by 29in. Nakamura, Corey Pavin, Craig Stadler, Lee Travino, Gordon Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Brand Jnr., , Fuzzy Zoeller, , , , Mark O'Meara, Ian Woosnam, , Jerry Pate, , any many

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Lot: 89 (Sportsman's Book Clun 1952 reprint) with d/j, Golf Between Ryder Cup memorabilia, a holdall from 1985 by The Wars 1944 & Pack Clouds Away 1941; sold together with a Burberry's inscribed HOWARD CLARK and bearing the 1985 modern reprint of Darwin & Rountree's The Golf Courses of the Ryder Cup logo; a European team visor signed by Seve British Isles & Margaret Hughes's 1984 A Round With Darwin Ballesteros; three other golfing hats/visors from 1987, 1991 & (10) the cancelled 2001; a 1989 trolley towel; programmes for 1987, Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 1991 (x 2) & 1993; a visor signed by European golfers; a marshall's sign from 1991 Kiawah Island; a Ryder Cup "HALVED" hole sign; and a few souvenir magazines & Lot: 96 newspapers; the lot also including a 1966 World Cup rosette (a The Game of Golfstacle, by F.A. Davis Ltd, London, contents qty,) contained in a pine storage box, including various hoops, pin, Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 tinplate bridges, a pair of and some balls Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00

Lot: 90 2006 K Club Ryder Cup commemorative postal covers Lot: 97 autographed by golfers, examples signed by Ian Woosnam "He Played a Penfold" advertisement figure, with detachable (two), J B E Kruger, Johan Edfors, Vaughan Taylor, David pipe, height 50cm., 19 3/4in., in restored condition Lynn, Sergio Garcia, Jose Olazabal, Darren Clarke, Padraig Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Harrington, Andrew Dodt, Scott Jameson, Joel Sjoholm, Thomas Levet, Christian Nilsson, Mark Warren, Filipe Aguilar, Paul Casey, Peter Hedblum and 4 others unidentified, plus 1 Lot: 98 unsigned cover; sold together with A 2003 Augusta Masters Three golfing figurines, a Johnnie Walker advertisement figure spectator guide signed by Craig Stadler and a 2005 guide with holding a golf club, left leg broken, and missing monocle; a an unidentified signature; sold together with a small quantity of pottery caricature figurine of Arnold Palmer; and a resin model golf ephemera including booklets, vintage magazine of Harry Vardon, various sizes illustrations, and modern golf themed phone cards; the lot also Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 including 16 various club branded trolley towels (a qty.) Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Lot: 99 A ceramic figurine of Stan Laurel golfing, probably circa 1950s, Lot: 91 posed standing with his golf bag that contains four removable Golf philately, ten albums of worldwide issued postage stamps model clubs, height 39cm., 15 1/4in. Laurel and Hardy and postal covers featuring golf appeared together in a golf theme movie released in the silent Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 era in 1928 called Should Married Men Go Home? not illustrated Estimate: £20.00 - £30.00 Lot: 92 Golf Programmes, Orders of Play, and club handbooks dating Lot: 100 between 1947 and 1989, including Open Championship, Ryder A miscellany of golf collectibles, a boxed Wedgwood 1989 Cup, World Matchplay, British Masters etc. (qty. 25) not limited edition Ryder Cup plate; leather bottle, brass clubhead illustrated paperweight, brass figurine (club detached), pottery flask, Estimate: £130.00 - £160.00 clubhead thermometer, crystal golf ball paperweight on plated base, marquetry box, two drinks trays, magnifying glass, watch with golf ball casing, propelling pencil designed as a golf tee, Lot: 93 various cuff links & blazer buttons and a commemorative Golf: New Penny Handbooks, containing practical hints, with medallion (a qty.) rules of the game, published by Ward, Lock & Co. Ltd., London, Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 1899, paper wrappers Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Lot: 101 A silver vesta case with golfing decoration, stamped Lot: 94 STERLING; sold together with a group of five enamelled metal Golfing, A Handbook to The Royal And Ancient Game, with lists badges with the same design as the famous advertisement of clubs, rules etc., also golfing sketches and poems, illustrated figures for Dunlop, Penfold & Bromford golf balls, 3 for Dunlop, by Ronald M. Alexander and others, published by W & R 1 each for the other brands; the lot also including a Dunlop Chambers, Edinburgh and London, 1887, red pictorial cloth, the drinks coaster and a brass Dunlop table bell (8) Tom Morris colour frontispiece has become detached from the Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 spine, otherwise a good copy Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 Lot: 102 A utility set designed with six silver miniature golf clubs, Lot: 95 stamped STERLING, one with a pair of scissors, one with a nail golf books by Bernard Darwin, A Round of Golf (for the file, a scoop and two shaped cutting blades LNER) paper wrappers, British Golf 1946 with d/j, Six Golfing Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 Shots by Six Famous Players paper wrappers, Second Shots 1930 with d/j, James Braid 1952, Playing The Like

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Lot: 103 Jones Jnr. a member of the opposition foursome. His brother A golfing ink stand circa 1910, in electroplate with two glass ink T.A. Torrance competed at the 1924 Walker Cup at The pots with markings of a mesh pattern ball, plus a pen holder Garden City Golf Club, NY. with similar simulation, length 26cm., 10 1/4in. Estimate: £1,200.00 - £1,600.00 Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Lot: 110 Lot: 104 A William Currie patent 'Eclipse' gutta percha golf ball circa A good quality ink stand circa 1910, in electroplate with a 1880, reasonable condition, but devoid of paint central clock and hinged ink pots with markings of a mesh Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 pattern ball, blue glass liners, length 23cm., 9in. Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 Lot: 111 Four golf balls. i) Chemico Bob, light & dark brown ii) The Lot: 105 Vingus, pale grey, black marks iii) Stoughton, grey-yellow, A silver plated ink stand mounted with a figure of a golfer, plus rubber core iv) The Gor, rusty red sold together with a leather a glass inkpot & pen rest; sold together with an EPNS cruet set pouch of wooden golf tees (5) modelled as gutty balls, salt & pepper and mustard, with blue Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 glass liners; and a pair of electroplate & porcelain models of golf bags (6) Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Lot: 112 Three boxes of wrapped golf balls, 12 x Dunlop 65, 6 x Dunlop 65, 3 x Penfold not illustrated Lot: 106 Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 An electroplated toast rack designed with crossed golf clubs, length 16cm., 6 1/4in. Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 Lot: 113 Two long-nosed scared-neck golf club heads, the first stamped J. ANDERSON, the other T. DUNN, unshafted and in unused Lot: 107 condition A group of five trophies for golf at St Annes Golf Club, all in Estimate: £1,000.00 - £1,500.00 electroplate and bearing dates between 1950 and 1965, all with presentation inscriptions, comprising a vegetable tureen & cover, a pierced dish, an ashtray, a posy vase and a miniature Lot: 114 urn, various sizes Two unusual patent putters, the first with a wooden head the Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 top of which reaches a ridge in line with the shaft, two lead plugs to the rear, vulcanite insert to sole; the other with an iron head with sloping sides to the rear and a grooved line indicating Lot: 108 the sweet spot A fine silver prize golf club by Elkington of 1911, a Estimate: £120.00 - £150.00 full set of hallmarks to the face, the club faithfully modelled as a full size iron, replicated features including the nicking at the top of the hosel, and the spiralling leather or sheepskin grip, the Lot: 115 face engraved with the names of the prize's winning golfers A 'Nassau' straight line , with replacement hickory shaft between 1912 and 1916, the competition presumably Estimate: £20.00 - £30.00 discontinued after this date due the First World War, the champion golfers were J.C. Fitzherbert, Jack Rendell, C.B. Carter Esq., W.S. Monroe Esq. & H.C. Donnelly, the Lot: 116 whereabouts of this annual competition for the silver prize club 20 hickory shafted golf clubs, including a late scared neck is sadly lost in time, length from heel to the top of the shaft is wooden headed putter by an unknown maker, a New Mills Ray 85.5cm., 33 3/4in., weight approx. 567gr., 20oz. Model aluminium putter, a brassie and the remainder a variety Estimate: £3,000.00 - £4,000.00 of irons & putters including two examples with drilled hosels, with an old golf bag; the lot also including 15 rubber core golf balls (36) not illustrated Lot: 109 Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 The "Gleneagles Silver Tassie" won by the Walker Cup amateur golfer W. B. Torrance in 1931, by Davidson, Henderson & Sorley, hallmarked Glasgow 1930, traditional Lot: 117 Celtic decoration with Gleneagles crest to both sides encircled A Bob Charles golf bag, a Dunlop 'Maxfli' inscribed BOB by golf balls, presentation inscription to the inside of the bowl, CHARLES, Air New Zealand sponsor's logo, the bag containing 26cm., 10 1/4in. across the handles; sold with a modern a trolley towel from Sunningdale and a few European Tour golf reprinted photograph of the Gleneagles Silver Tassie being balls presented to the previous year's winner W L Hartley in 1930 (2) Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00 W B Torrance was one of two brothers who played for Great Britain & Ireland against the USA in the Walker Cup. W B Torrance played in the inaugural event at the National Golf Lot: 118 Links of America, Southampton, NY., with the legendary Bobby

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Three prints/posters depicting golf, a small print of a lady golfer, anniversary which is unmatched both for its detail and its lack of signed in the plate G. Camps, continental, 1930s, 15 by errors. He was also the skating correspondent of The Times 32.5cm., 6 by 12 3/4in., unframed; a 1931 calendar illustration between 1959 and 1978. for the Swiss watches brand Doxa featuring a foursome of Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 golfers, signed in the plate ZALIOVK, trimmed & backed onto linen, 41 by 23.5cm., 16 by 9 1/4in.; and a Chuck Wilkinson designed poster titled 'Golf', published by Marigold Enterprises, Lot: 124 N.Y.C., 68cm.,27in. square; sold together with another Chuck Dennis L. Bird's record books covering every significant figure Wilkinson designed poster titled '', published by Marigold skating event between 1946 and 1990, editorial newspaper Enterprises, N.Y.C., unframed, 68.5cm., 27in. square (4) articles, pictures, housed in 179 exercise books forming a Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 complete reference library for post-war ice skating, neatly and painstakingly compiled, plus reporter's notebooks bringing the qty. in this lot to over 200 items Lot: 119 Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 Four signed Graeme W. Baxter limited edition golf prints, i) Ryder Cup, Oak Hill, 1995, 235/250, additionally signed by Bernard Gallagher ii) Ryder Cup, The Belfry, 1993, 453/850 iii) Lot: 125 10th Hole "Ailsa Course" Turnberry, 113/850 iv) Saint-Nom-La- Speedway publications and programmes from the late 1930s, Breteche, 112/500 similarly sized and presented in gilt picture 1940s and 1950s, also several 1960s, the collection including a frames, the largest 76 by 84cm., 30 by 33in.; sold together with run of nine Stenner's Speedway Annuals from 1946 to 1954, a a framed limited edition print after A G Coleman of Fulwell Golf run of 207 Speedway News weekly magazines from May 1946 Club's Ninth Hole, 52/200 (5) to May 1950, plus one 1937, twelve 1938 and five 1939 copies, Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 a run of 55 Speedway Star & News weekly magazines from September 1956 to October 1957, a quantity of Wimbledon Speedway programmes: thirteen 1938, twenty 1939, eight Lot: 120 1946, one 1947, plus 250 from 1950 to 1968, twenty-one Robert Ponsonby Staples (1853-1943) ROYAL COUNTY Wembley programmes 1946-1967 including World Finals and DOWN GOLF CLUB signed & dated 1908, watercolour, label Internationals, fifteen Harringay: three 1938, one 1939, eleven for William Rodman & Co,, Picture Dealer, , an area of 1950-54, eleven West Ham, one 1946, four New Cross, one staining, 24 by 44cm., 9 1/2 by 17 1/4in., mounted, framed & 1946, two Odsal, one 1946; sold with a late 1930s The glazed Champion Sports Wallet, a 1938 John Player cigarette card Estimate: £800.00 - £1,200.00 Speedway Riders album and a 1970 Ronnie Moore Wimbledon Pennant (qty.) Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 Lot: 121 Brendan Hayes (Irish, 20th/21st century) BRAY [Co. WICKLOW] FROM WOODBROOK GOLF CLUB signed, signed Lot: 126 again on the stretcher, titled & dated 1980, oil on canvas, 20 by Four World Champion-signed limited edition Silverstone first- 40in., framed day postal covers, the four identical Motorcycle Stamp Issue Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 printed envelopes signed by Geoff and numbered 54/100, 49/100, Carl Fogarty 47/100 and James Toseland 55/100, each set of six stamps franked with two special Lot: 122 Silverstone racing motorcycle marks dated 19th July 2005 (4) M Righi (Continental, 20th Century) GOLFERS ON THE 10th Estimate: £50.00 - £80.00 GREEN signed, oil on board, 20 by 37cm., 8 by 14 1/2in., ornate gilt frame Estimate: £120.00 - £180.00 Lot: 127 and Bill Ivy signed 1967 'Hutchinson 100' programme, the signatures in ink over their Lot: 123 biography photographs along with those of Stuart Graham and Three large boxes of archive material formed by the long time John Cooper, plus Dave Simmonds elsewhere, the 40-page 13 figure skating correspondent Dennis L. Bird, containing August 1967 programme with notation The Mike Hailwood paperwork, letters, reports etc. between 1936 and 1990, photograph is captioned "the wonder boy of British covering British, international and Olympic ice skating motorcycling", and as if to prove it, he won all four races he had tournaments, including his hand written notes and scores from entered that day. these events For over half a century, Dennis Bird was one of Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 the world's foremost authorities on figure skating, a walking encyclopaedia for the history of the sport. Up to his death, despite the computer era when facts are easily obtained with a Lot: 128 few strokes of the keyboard, "Dicky" Bird's phone number was S. Craner (contemporary) MIKE HAILWOOD 1979 TT a prized research tool. He was still occasional RG500 signed by the artist and dated '84, watercolour and telephone calls from around the world while in hospital from the gouache on paper, mounted, framed & glazed, image size 37 stroke which finally felled him in 2005. As archivist of the by 55cm., 14½ by 21½in. In 1979 'Mike The Bike' made his National Ice Skating Association of Great Britain, he produced farewell appearance at the , aged 39. He won the Our Skating Heritage: a centenary history of the National Senior TT before riding the same 500cc machine to second Skating Association of Great Britain, 1879-1979, an outstanding place in the Unlimited Classic, having lost out to an 1100cc bike book commissioned to celebrate the association's 100th by merely 2 seconds after a race long duel.

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Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 loaned out to help model his statue that now stands at the Bungalow on the Isle of Man. Estimate: £15,000.00 - £20,000.00 Lot: 129 A multi-signed copy of Motorcycle Racing Grand Prix '84 magazine, Its colour pages bearing the ballpoint pen signatures Lot: 133 of 31 riders - the front cover: , , RAC Rally press-related ephemera from the 1970s & 80s, a Joey Dunlop, Steve Williams, Alan Carter and four others, The quantity including 1983, 84, 85 Road Books, parts 1 & 2, plus Brits page: , , , Press Books, a 1986 Press Book & Stage Map Book, 1987 Uncle Sam's page: , , Randy Press Books, also competing teams press packs: Audi Quattro, Mamola, and two others, the centre spread: Rob Ford, Lancia Martini Delta S4, Metro 6R4, Peugeot-Talbot, a McElnea, Roger Marshall, Steve Parrish, , Keith folded official 1986 rally poster, a plastic briefcase filled with Huewen, Steve Henshaw and seven others, a Motor Cycle press passes, pens, notebooks, stickers and a small zip-pouch News Special with Donington Transatlantic Challenge racecard with promotional give-aways including a Swiss Army knife, insert, sold with a list of signatures (3) Signed by every various Autosport & Motoring News RAC Rally reports & competitor for a charity auction in that year in aid of supplements 1976-88, RAC Rally programmes including 1971 the Pat Seed fund. Harrogate, 1986 Bath, 1987 Chester, four rallying books: Audi Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 Quattro - The Development & Competition History, Jeremy Walton 1984, a 1985-86 Rallycourse annual, an Ari Vatanen biography 1988, 1993 London-Sydney Marathon, sold with a Lot: 130 boxed Pirelli calendar (qty.) S. Craner (contemporary) RON HASLAM 1983 NS500 Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00 signed by the artist and dated '84, watercolour and gouache on paper, mounted, framed & glazed, image size 36 by 46cm., 14 by 18in. Lot: 134 Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 Erik Carlsson, Timo Makinen & Richard Burns signed limited edition print 'Three Of A Kind', their pencil signatures in the margin beneath their victorious years, also signed by the artist Lot: 131 and numbered 154/333, held in an unglazed clip-frame, 46 by Joey Dunlop memorabilia collection, comprising an artist's proof 69cm., 18 by 27in. Three World Rally Champions who are the of the limited edition lithograph JOEY'S ISLAND after Rod only drivers to have won three consecutive Rally Great Britains. Organ, his signature in pencil in the margin, also signed by the Estimate: £120.00 - £180.00 artist and marked A/P; mounted & framed, image size, 46 by 69cm., 18 by 27in., a invitation card, programme & menu for his Conferment of the Freedom of the Borough, dated Lot: 135 29 September 1993, an autographed colour photo of him Ten colour lithographic prints of historic racing and sports car airborne over Governor's Bridge on his Honda, framed & marques, a collection of prints after three different artists, titled glazed, 10 by 8in., a printed wooden memorial plaque listing all Daimler-Benz 1954, ERA 1934, Bugatti 1909, Panhard 1889, 26 of his Isle of Man TT victories, overall 46 by 36cm., 18 by each featuring German text, also Mercedes 1933, Alfa Romeo 14in. (6) 1932, Chrysler 1931, Daimler 1931, plus Bugatti 1934, Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 Duesenberg 1933, each sealed in its original cellophane packaging, largest 33 by 41cm., 13 by 16in., smallest 30 by 38cm., 12 by 15in. (10) Lot: 132 Estimate: £70.00 - £90.00 Winner Joey Dunlop's 1998 Isle of Man Lightweight TT race outfit, comprising an Arai ventilated helmet in his distinctive yellow and black design, an MCUI approved sticker at the back, Lot: 136 blue padded lining, the strap dated 02/98, Snell Serial No. 1985 Ferrari print, 1972 Denis Hulme-signed McLaren poster & JM658438, black Manx Leathers with red HONDA BRITAIN other F1 driver-signed artwork, "THE RED LINE" after Nicholas lettering on the arms, legs, chest and across the back beneath Watts, bearing marker pen signatures of Scuderia Ferrari F1 his surname, all protective inserts in place, sponsor patches for drivers Michele Alboreto & Stefan Johansson, as presented to Shell, R H Payne BITMAC, WIZ, Goodridge, Arai, John Harris Fiat guests at the 1985 British GP, framed & glazed, 51 by Motorcycles, Ferodo, NGK, Regina, Manx, two and 66cm., 20 by 26in., a Yardley McLaren 1972 F1 poster signed one Shell removed from the arms, another erased from the by in blue ballpoint pen, rolled, 51 by 76cm., 20 lower back prior to sale, a pair of Belstaff modified Kevlar by 30in., CELLNET RACING 1986 after Arthur Benjamins, gauntlet gloves, the third left-hand finger truncated; sold with a signed by and the artist, framed & glazed, 58 x used pair of his Gaerne reinforced race boots in blue, grey and 79cms., 23 by 31in., a Castrol F1 poster signed in black, size 42 (UK 8), plus a red cotton vest undergarment (7) marker pen by Alex Zanardi, rolled, 30 by 43cm., 12 by 17in.; One of the greatest of his 26 Isle of Man TT victories, the 1998 sold with two Ferrari reference books: The Ferrari Legend: The Lightweight was reduced to three laps before the start, because Road Cars, 446 pages by Antoine Prunet 1980, Ferrari Dream of the most atrocious weather conditions. Despite this, Joey Machines, 130 large format pages by Godfrey Eaton 1989, both Dunlop completed his first lap at over 100mph to lead by over with D/Js (6) half a minute, during which time the clerk of the course decreed Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 that the race be further reduced to just two laps. Purchased in November 1999 at the Owen McNally Benefit Night on behalf of his late friend's family in the Lodge Hotel, Coleraine, these Lot: 137 items took an unexpected extra donation by Joey agreeing to -signed set of six limited edition racing car prints have them removed from his person on stage! They were later

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There is an Tony Southgate and the artist, numbered 255/850, framed & unconfirmed suggestion that Mansell only signed the prints glazed, 49 x 59cm., 19 by 23in.; five 12 by 16in. colour numbered one in this edition. photographic prints by Tony Henton: the 1988 Le Mans winning Estimate: £180.00 - £220.00 Jaguar signed by its three drivers Dumfries, Lammers and Andy Wallace, Jaguars lead at Le Mans 1987 signed by team principal Tom Walkinshaw, Hans Heyer 1985 TWR Jaguar; Lot: 138 Rain Meister Porsche 956 signed by Jacky Ickx, Porsche Team 24 large colour Formula 1 photographic prints signed by the Le Mans 1982, all mounted, framed & glazed; six large format driver, including portraits and racing action, all with marker pen annuals: Automobile Sport 1981-82, Automobile Year 1984-85, signatures, the drivers comprising , Nelson Le Mans 24 Hours 1987, 1988 (sealed, as new), 1991, plus Piquet, , , , Jaguar Victory 1988 by Kevin Wells, seven official 24 Heures , , Felipe Massa, Olivier Du Mans programmes for 1986-1992, six WEC programmes: Panis, , , Anthony Davidson, 1974 & 1988 (x2) Brands Hatch 1000Km, 1983 Silverstone , , Allan McNish, 1000Km, 1984 & 1985 Brands Hatch 1000Km race cards only, jnr., Antonio Pizzonia, Justin Wilson, Alex Yoong, colour ink-jet three Silverstone Tourist Trophy programmes: 1977, 1983, prints on A4 gloss photo-paper, mostly untrimmed (24) 1984, programmes with race cards where separate, plus a Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 rolled 1972 Silverstone Tourist Trophy poster (30) Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 Lot: 139 24 large colour Formula 1 signed photographic studies, Lot: 143 comprising 'Move over Juan' captioned and signed by Allan A large quantity of 2000-2004 Formula 3 driver-signed photos McNish; Cristiano da Matta ready to go; Jordan pitstop for and autographs, portraits and racing action, all signed in marker Takumo Sato - two prints, one signed in Japanese characters; pen, the drivers including Richard Antinucci, Fabio Carbone, McLaren nosecone in the wet signed by Adrian Newey; BAR- Adam Carroll, , James Courtney, Anthony Honda in the rain signed by Dave Richards; Nelson Piquet jnr. Davidson, Will Davison, Stefano Fabi, Matthew Gilmore, Jamie looks back, while Nelson Piquet (snr.) is deep in thought; Green, Michael Keohane, Andre Lotterer, Nelson Piquet jnr., portraits of Derek Bell, Roy Salvadori, Adrian Newey, Dave Takumo Sato, Danny Watts, also some British GT Lister an Richards, Ralf Schumacher; action racing shots of Jenson TVR signed photos, all colour ink-jet prints on A4 gloss photo- Button, Michael Schumacher, David Coulthard, , paper mostly untrimmed; together with 30 other driver Felipe Massa, , Mark Webber, Anthony Davidson, signatures from different formulae, all on single sheets of plain Nick Heidfeld, Allan McNish, Justin Wilson, all signed in marker paper (88) pen, mostly untrimmed colour ink-jet prints on A4 gloss photo- Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 paper (24) Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Lot: 144 Three Formula 1 autograph collections from Goodwood Lot: 140 Festivals, comprising an autograph book containing 23 After Alan Fearnley (contemporary) GRANDE EPREUVE a signatures including , Olivier Panis, Nelson limited edition lithographic print commemorating Baron 'Toulo' Piquet, , Nino Vacarrella, John Watson; a Nike de Graffenried's victory in the 1949 at cap signed by , Alan Jones, John Surtees and Silverstone, signed in pencil in the margin by T. de Graffenried five others, a David Coulthard-signed McLaren Mercedes cap; and the artist, numbered 131/500, also signed on the plate by a 2004 Festival programme with front cover signed by Jacky the artist and dated '90, mounted, framed & glazed, overall 66 Ickx, Allan McNish, Jochen Mass, Cristiano da Matta, Gordon by 83cm., 26 by 33in., image 41 by 58cm., 16 by 23in. Murray, Brian Redman, Roy Salvadori and others; sold with a Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 clipped 2001 Festival intro page signed by John Surtees; 2001 & 2003 admission tickets signed by and Derek Bell respectively; a limited edition Silverstone postal cover franked Lot: 141 50 YEARS of , 21 April 2000, signed by Paul & Andrew Kitson (contemporary) DEREK BELL PORSCHE 962 - Jackie Stewart, numbered 90/100 (7) BRANDS HATCH 1,000KMS 1985 signed bottom left by the Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 artist and dated '86, also signed bottom right in marker pen by Derek Bell and dated 16.1.87, oil on board, framed, 51 by 76cm., 20 by 30in., sold with a large colour photograph of the Lot: 145 subject signing (2) Purchased at a 'Racing for Britain' auction in A large quantity of Formula 1 driver-signed ephemera and aid of future UK racing talent, this work unintentionally autographs, including clipped magazine pages by Eddie Irvine, commemorated Derek Bell's first championship title in any David Coulthard and Nick Heidfeld; biography cards by Johnny formula since his career began in 1967, after he and co-driver Herbert (Sauber Petronas), (Stewart Hans Stuck won the 1985 World Endurance Drivers Racing), Pedro de la Rosa (Jaguar Racing) and five others, Championship. plus Ralf Schumacher (Williams-BMW) with signed plain card; Estimate: £600.00 - £800.00 twelve Silverstone race tickets by Jean Alesi, Jenson Button, Eddie Irvine, Kimi Raikkonen, Mark Webber, plus six others and

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Murray Walker; together with 40 racing driver autographs on featuring Honda, Michelin, Seiko and Winning Formula logos, separate plain sheets, including Jack Brabham, Kimi but lacking FIA accreditation, a manufacturer's label warning: Raikkonen, Michael Schumacher, Jacques Villeneuve, Jean 'For display use only! Suit not to be worn for race use'; sold with Alesi, Rene Arnoux, David Coulthard, Olivier Panis, Ricardo a signed F1 Honda Racing Team COA (2) Purchased at the Patrese, Al Unser, Tom Kristensen, , all marker 2008 Melbourne Grand Prix Ball, Australia. pen signatures; sold with a Donington 1993 European GP Estimate: £600.00 - £800.00 unused ticket (65) Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Lot: 151 24 large colour Formula 1 photographic prints signed by the Lot: 146 driver, including portraits and racing action, all with marker pen Signed Formula 1 team clothing from Benetton, Jordan and signatures, the drivers comprising Jenson Button, Nelson Wlliams, comprising a Jenson Button, , Alex Piquet, Michael Schumacher, Eddie Irvine, Heikki Kovalainen, Wurz signed 2002 Benetton- F1 team shirt; a Olivier Panis, Ralf Schumacher, Mark Webber, Karun F1 cap signed by and Heinz-Harald Chandhock, Anthony Davidson, Nick Heidfeld, Cristiano da Frentzen; a Jordan F1 shirt signed by Jean Alesi, Jarno Trulli, Matta, Allan McNish, Nelson Piquet jnr., Antonio Pizzonia, Ralph Firman, Mike Gascoyne, ; a 1998 Patrick Takumo Sato, Justin Wilson, also Dave Richards, mostly Head-signed Winfield Williams F1 team shirt with matching untrimmed colour ink-jet prints on A4 gloss photo-paper (24) (unsigned) baseball cap; sold with a 1999 Jordan F1 team Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 member's shirt bearing the embroidered name 'Rob', a 1998 Damon Hill Jordan F1 cap with London Club insignia, a 1996 TWR Powerhorse F1 Footwork team shirt (8) Lot: 152 Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 24 large colour Formula 1 photographic prints signed by the driver, including portraits and racing action, all with marker pen signatures, the drivers comprising Jenson Button, Michael Lot: 147 Schumacher, Jean Alesi, David Coulthard, Giancarlo Fisichella, Ferrari, Jaguar, McLaren and other F1 driver-signed caps and Olivier Panis, Ralf Schumacher, Anthony Davidson, Nick clothing, comprising a Jenson Button-signed Benetton-Renault Heidfeld, Alan McNish, Nelson Piquet jnr., Antonio Pizzonia, cap with matching (unsigned) Mild Seven team shirt; a Felipe Takumo Sato, Justin Wilson, also Dave Richards, mostly Massa-signed Ferrari Cavallino cap, another by Luciano Burti, untrimmed colour ink-jet prints on A4 gloss photo-paper (24) with matching Cavallino shirt also signed; four Jaguar Racing Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 F1 caps, one signed by Eddie Irvine & Luciano Burti, two by Pedro de la Rosa, another by test drivers James Courtney & Andre Lotterer, with matching (unsigned) 'Big Cat' team shirt; a Lot: 153 Jarno Trulli-signed Jordan F1 cap; two McLaren-Mercedes A collection of over 40 Formula 1 driver-signatures, 1950s caps, one signed by David Coulthard, the other by Alex Wurz; a onwards, each in marker pen on one side of a separate sheet Ralf Schumacher-signed Williams-BMW cap (14) of plain paper, the drivers including World Champions Jack Estimate: £120.00 - £180.00 Brabham, John Surtees, Jackie Stewart, Emerson Fittipaldi, Alan Jones, Jacques Villeneuve, Michael Schumacher, Kimi Raikkonen and Jenson Button, Grand Prix winners Stirling Lot: 148 Moss, Jacky Ickx, Rene Arnoux, , Ricardo David Coulthard-signed West McLaren-Mercedes 'Team' F1 Patrese, David Coulthard, Jean Alesi, Olivier Panis, Heinz- pitlane mechanic's overalls, his signature in white marker pen Harald Frentzen, Eddie Irvine, Ralf Schumacher, Giancarlo on the right breast beneath the Mobil 1 logo, a one-piece zip- Fisichella, Juan Pablo Montoya, Jarno Trulli, and Felipe Massa front suit in black polyester by Hugo Boss, subsidiary sponsors' (44) logos printed on the arms, but devoid of all cigarette branding Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 with 'Team' replacing 'West', unworn, as new and complete with original label tags Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 Lot: 154 Autocourse annuals, British Grand Prix and other 1970s-80s Formula 1 programmes, a collection comprising eight Lot: 149 Autocourse annuals: 1977-78, 1981-82, 1982-83, 1983- Michael Schumacher-signed gloves display, the left-hand 84,1984-85, 1985-86, 1987-1988, 1986-87, all with D/Js, twelve synthetic leather double palm bearing his black marker pen British GP programmes: 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977 (& signature, the pair in red and grey styled as F1 racing gauntlets European), 1979, 1981, 1982, 1984, 1985, the 1983 & 1985 carrying OMP branding, mounted with a silvered plaque Brands Hatch European GPs, the 1976 Canadian GP at engraved 'Michael Schumacher F1 Gloves 2006' and held in a Mosport and 1979 Spanish GP at Jarama, ten non- glazed clip-frame, 41 by 30cm., 16 by 12in. championship F1 programmes: 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 1979 Brands Hatch Race of Champions, 1973, 1976, 1977, 1978 Silverstone International Trophy, plus Autosport GP Guides for 1980 & 1981; sold with five other race programmes: Lot: 150 1978 Indy Cars at Silverstone & Brands, 1977 European F2 Jenson Button-signed 2007 Formula 1 Honda display racesuit, , 1986 Birmingham Super Prix, National event his signature on the right breast above the Racing Revolution 1978 and 1980 Castle Combe, most programmes emblem, in black marker pen and dated 07, the Velcro with race cards where separate (39) waistband bearing his name, blood group, car number 12 and Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Union flag, a promotional suit in polyester by Alpinestars, also

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Lot: 155 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Professional photographs of Formula 1 and English motor sport events 1968 to 1976, an album containing 59 large monochrome prints, mainly of F1 at Brands Hatch during 1968, Lot: 160 1972, 1975, 1976, also Silverstone 1973 and Formula 2 at and Niki Lauda-signed 1975 Silverstone Formula 1 Crystal Palace 1968, plus some sports car and saloon car programme, the 'autographs'-titled page bearing ballpoint pen racing, the prints featuring both racing action and driver signatures of both drivers and team owner , the 60- portraits, mostly 7 by 10in. page A5 programme for the 27th Daily Express International Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 Trophy on 13 April 1975 with some results notation, plus 'Racing Pits' and 'Special Trackside' event admission tickets (3) The Austrian's Ferrari won this race, but only after the Lot: 156 Englishman's car, privately entered by Lord Hesketh, broke Various signed limited edition Silverstone Formula 1 down having led for over half distance. Hunt would beat Lauda commemorative covers, mostly from editions of 100 and in the Dutch GP later that year and their subsequent rivalry is bearing a single signature, the collection comprising two 1996 now immortalised by Hollywood director Ron Howard's new film British Grand Prix signed by Tony Brooks (numbered 41/50) "Rush", which recounts Niki Lauda's extraordinary return to and BRDC President the Duke of Kent, two 50 Years of fight James Hunt for the 1976 F1 World Championship, after Formula 1 signed by Phil Hill and Jean Alesi, a 2001 British GP receiving the last-rights following a fiery crash in the German non-philatelic Ferrari cover by Clay Regazzoni, sold with a GP. similarly signed postcard, two non-philatelic 2002 S.F. Edge- Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Gordon Bennett Trophy Centenary by Damon Hill and Jackie Stewart, a third by BRDC Directors Howden Ganley, John Surtees and John Watson, plus another 1996 British GP signed Lot: 161 by both Frank Costin and Keith Duckworth, no edition number F1 driver autographs from the 1977 Spanish Grand Prix, a and later franked Cosworth Engineering 2001, a non-philatelic collection of 14 signatures, each on a single page of a small 60 Years of Formula 1 signed by Mario Illien and Paul Morgan circular notebook, the drivers including Mario Andretti, Emerson of Ilmor, numbered 50/50 (11) Fittipaldi, James Hunt, Jackie Stewart (there for ABC Wide Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 World of Sports), Jochen Mass, Gunnar Nilsson, Carlos Reutemann, John Watson, Brett Lunger, Patrick Neve, Hans Stuck, Renzo Zorzi and two others Mario Andretti won this race Lot: 157 for Lotus, while his team-mate, Gunnar Nilsson, would later win 1951 Ulster Trophy Race programme signed by Guiseppe the Belgian Grand Prix. The following year Mario became World Farina, Louis Chiron and others, the ink signatures also Champion, but Gunnar sadly succumbed to cancer one month including Yves Giraud-Cabantous, Baron Toulo de Graffenreid, before his 30th birthday. Henri Louveau, Reg Parnell, Louis Rosier and Peter Walker, Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 each one on or next to their personal biography, also Hector Graham elsewhere, the 64-page 2 June 1951 Dundrod programme with notation The Ulster Trophy was won by the Lot: 162 first ever, official reigning F1 World Champion, Guiseppe Personal documents and mementos previously belonging to Farina, driving an Alfa Romeo 158. Reg Parnell encouraged , including a congratulatory telegram from HRH home supporters by taking second place for Tony Vandervell, Prince Philip upon winning the F1 Drivers World Championship while Mike Hawthorn won the handicap race for sports cars in in its original envelope, a 19 January National Sporting Club his pre-war Riley Sprite. dinner menu in his honour, the front cover signed with Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 dedication by actor Jack Hawkins, other signatures within including Tony Brooks, David Brown, Donald Campbell, Henry Cooper, 'Lofty' England, John Surtees and Tony Vandervell, a Lot: 158 Certified Copy of his Birth Certificate, personal effects Jack Brabham, and Jackie Stewart-signed World comprising a tortoiseshell case with hinged silvered metal Sporting Club dinner menu, the signatures of the three Guests mounted map reading glass, two glazed bakelite picture frames of Honour in ink upon the front cover of the Dinner-Boxing and a small leather travelling picture frame, each containing a Evening Menu / Programme held at Grosvenor House in personal b&w photo, largest 24 by 19cm., 9 by 7in., a leather London's Park Lane on Monday 23 March 1970 Earlier that driving licence holder (empty) and a leather key fob with Mike month Jack Brabham had won the South African Grand Prix to Hawthorn and TT Garage details set in gold lettering, his copy became the only driver ever to win a F1 Grand Prix in three of Motor-Racing Drivers Past and Present by 'Sallon', published separate decades: the nineteen-fifties, sixties and seventies. by Shell-Mex & BP, the caricatures of John Bolster, Tony Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 Brooks, Ivor Bueb ('Lula Belle'), Colin Chapman, Freddie Dixon, Duncan Hamilton, Nancy Mitchell, Don Parker, Reg Parnell, Tony Rolt, Jim Russell, Roy Salvadori, and Peter Whitehead signed by their subject, that of Archie Scott-Brown dedicated 'to Lot: 159 Mike', 26 personal and press b&w photographs 1942-1958, 14 Graham Hill-signed motor trade invitation card, the occasion a newspaper & magazine clippings 1952-58, plus 3 added car showroom opening ceremony, his ballpoint pen signature obituaries, 13 copies of various 1958-59 magazines from above a chequered flag motif: sold with other motor dealers Autosport, Motor Racing, Motor Sport, Sports Car Illustrated literature including a Morris Minor Operation Manual 1934 and Autocourse; sold with a letter of authenticity and Edition, a Shell Lubrication Service clipboard, a National programme for the 1983 Hawthorn Memorial Trophy meeting Benzole enameled metal pin badge, two large Ford Futura wall (qty.) These items passed to Mike's mother upon his tragic calendars for 1984 & 1985, literature and press release material death on 22 January 1959, aged just 29, and were later from Ford and Opel (11) bequeathed to her goddaughter, with whom Mike had been

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Lot: 167 Estimate: £1,500.00 - £2,000.00 Nigel Mansell 1992 Italian Grand Prix worn Williams-Renault racesuit, the Velcro waistband bearing his embroidered name, a Union Flag patch above the right knee, the Nomex suit by Lot: 163 Sparco of Turin with maker's label marked MANSELL in 1958 Vanwall Formula 1 team mechanic's overalls, a royal blue ballpoint pen (now slightly faded), the suit bearing title sponsor one-piece design by Bergères Frères of Mayfair, featuring Labatt's large logos and other sponsor logo patches for Camel, embroidered Vanwall and BP logos in yellow and green silk Canon, Renault F1, Elf, Champion, and Goodyear, above the two zip breast pockets, body-length front zip plus stitched FIA accreditation, sold with a letter of authenticity fastener, front zip trouser pockets, elasticated cuffs and ankles, (2) Mansell had already secured the 1992 F1 World Drivers manufactured in "Rigmel" Shrunk - as issued to the team's Championship when he wore this suit during the course of the mechanics at the 1958 Grand Prix, one of only 18 such event at Monza. He later presented it to a friend who ran a garments produced, the original wearer's name marked in business at the circuit. ballpoint pen on the maker's label, but now faded and illegible Estimate: £2,000.00 - £3,000.00 and Tony Brooks won six Grand Prix for Vanwall in 1958, the team taking the very first F1 World Constructors title. Unfortunately their third driver Stuart Lewis-Evans crashed Lot: 168 fatally in the season finale and owner Tony Vandervell all but David Coulthard signed and worn West McLaren-Mercedes withdrew the team from further racing as a . 1998 Formula 1 racesuit, his black marker pen signature on the Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 left breast beneath the Warnsteiner logo and on the left rear shoulder above the Mercedes-Benz logo, his name and Scottish Saltire printed above the Velcro belt, the maker's label Lot: 164 marked 'Coulthard 5 / 98', a Nomex suit by Sparco with all Denny Hulme-signed 1972 YARDLEY Team McLaren M19A subsidiary sponsors' logo patches and FIA accreditation, well- nosecone assembly, his signature in blue/green marker pen worn and sold with a digital image of the signing (2) Purchased above the team sponsor's logo on the white radiator cowling, and signed at the Autosport Show, this suit bears full cigarette other fibreglass components including separate extractor company branding as was then allowed in many countries. In ducting and two adjustable front ailerons with end-plates, the May of 1998 'DC' finished second in Spain, but retired at nose also bearing a central small McLAREN RACING adhesive Monaco. sticker (with losses), a blue Ford motif on each side, plus a Estimate: £1,500.00 - £2,000.00 GOODYEAR logo on one end-plate (4) Denny Hulme was 1967 World Champion, before moving to McLaren and winning a further six GPs. The vendor had local connections with Brands Lot: 169 Hatch, working there for many years during the 1970s. Jan Magnussen-signed 2001 Panoz Motor Sports used Estimate: £700.00 - £900.00 racesuit, his marker pen signature on the right breast beneath the Panoz Motor Sports emblem, his name embroidered on the belt, a large Panoz logo across the back, also bearing Lot: 165 American Le Mans Series, ELF and Michelin logo patches, a 1973 Francois Cevert ELF Team Tyrrell nose, the blue Tyrrell one-piece Nomex suit by Sparco with all maker's labels and 006 front complete with a black number 4 on an adhesive white insignia, plus FIA accreditation stitched into the neck, worn roundel (part peeling away) and a large white ELF logo, a blue condition Jan Magnussen was naturally talented and tipped as Ford motif and white GOODYEAR logo on each black-painted a future World Champion by Jackie Stewart, for whom he drove side, the full-width aerodynamic fibreglass design mounted on in Formula 1. Yet he was dropped during the 1998 season an inner metal framework Francois Cevert's Tyrrell-Cosworth having failed to develop his skills, a decision no doubt hastened 006 wore the number '4' at the 1973 Brazilian, South African by his use of a rude word during a live TV race interview! He and Spanish Grands Prix. The nose design was later modified then moved into sportscar racing and enjoyed success driving to include a protruding bottom front lip. The vendor had local American Don Panoz's front-engined cars. connections with Brands Hatch, working there for many years Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 during the 1970s Estimate: £500.00 - £800.00 Lot: 170 Michael Schumacher 2006 German Grand Prix worn Ferrari Lot: 166 racesuit, the Velcro waistband bearing his name and the Tom Pryce-signed 1976 Shadow DN5 F1 nosecone, his German flag, his name also on the reverse above the stitched signature in white marker pen on the black fibreglass cowling notation 'Germania 1, 30/07/2006', a Nomex suit by OMP, beneath the white number 16 and Valvoline logo; sold with a featuring the Ferrari escutcheon and logos for major sponsor Shadow DN5 fabricated aluminium rear wing assembly Vodafone, plus Bridgestone and Shell, but devoid of tobacco complete with central pillar, the upper surface bearing a United branding, the rear of the collar with stitched FIA accreditation, States flag, a GOODYEAR logo on each endplate, some sold with a letter of authenticity (2) Purchased from a member damage to the left-hand underside (2) Tom Pryce was a natural of the Scuderia Ferrari in Modena, this suit was worn during the talent who won the 1975 Race of Champions in only his second German GP when seven-times World Champion Michael year of F1. Thereafter his best result was third in the 1976 Schumacher won his 89th out of 91 Formula 1 races Brazilian GP, before his tragic death the following year. The Estimate: £7,000.00 - £9,000.00 vendor had local connections with Brands Hatch, working there for many years during the 1970s. Estimate: £500.00 - £800.00 Lot: 171 -signed 2007 German Grand Prix worn McLaren-

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Mercedes racesuit, his signature in black marker pen to the left Lot: 178 of the front Vodafone logo, dedicated: 'To Anthony, Best A rare postcard portraying the procession of King Edward VII of Wishes' and dated 08, the Nomex suit by Sparco, the maker's Great Britain and Queen Alexandra and King Georgios I of label marked LH-013-07-D, complete with all subsidiary Greece and Queen Olga in the Panathinaiko stadium in Athens sponsors logo patches and FIA accreditation, sold with a signed at the Opening Ceremony of the 1906 Intercalated Olympic McLaren Racing COA stating: 'As worn by Lewis Hamilton Games, published by P & C, Athens throughout the race weekend' (2) The German (& European) Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 GP at the Nurburgring on July 22nd was thrown into chaos by a sudden rainstorm. Lewis Hamilton, in his first F1 season, then produced what was for many the drive of the day, by battling from 10th to 4th place in atrocious conditions, before a late stop Lot: 179 relegated him to 9th. Purchased at the 2008 Melbourne Grand A 1908 London Olympic Games poster titled 'Olympic Prix Ball, Australia. Champions at the Stadium, London, July 1908, published by A Estimate: £7,000.00 - £9,000.00 W Gamage Ltd, Holborn, London, with the slogan 'The Sports House of the World', 70 of the individuals portrayed are numbered and identified on a key, the image 45 by 66cm., 17 ¾ by 26in., framed & glazed, overall 89 by 101cm., 35 by 40in. Lot: 172 Estimate: £1,200.00 - £1,600.00 An electroplate mounted Doulton Lambeth tyg decorated with tack and field athletes, brown ground, blue/green floral decoration and in white raised relief a runner, a shot putter and a high jumper, overall height 20cm., 8in. Lot: 180 Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 A clock believed to be an Olympic Games souvenir from the 1908 Franco-British Exhibition in London featuring a figure of a rower in Classical costume, in gilt-bronze, the rower holding an oar upright, intersected by the clockworks cylinder, height Lot: 173 19cm., 7 1/2in. Three athletics programmes for meetings held at Lillie Bridge in Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 1874, 1875 & 1877, the first two issued by the London Athletics Club, the other by The Tottenham House Amateur Athletic Club Estimate: £350.00 - £450.00 Lot: 181 A 1908 London Olympic Games cased silver judge's participation medal, by Vaughton, silver version, 60gr., Lot: 174 designed by Bertram Mackennal with a winged figure of victory, 12 athletics programmes dating between 1893 and 1909, and a quadriga winning a chariot race, the lid of the blue case issues for Royal Military College, Woolwich & Sandhurst stamped gilt OLYMPIC GAMES, REFEREE, LONDON, 1908 ,Clarence Athletic Sports, Oxford & Cambridge and South Estimate: £600.00 - £800.00 London Harriers; sold together with a programme for the Assault of Arms by the London Scottish Rifle Volunteers in 1879 (13) Estimate: £130.00 - £160.00 Lot: 182 A 1908 London Olympic Games participation medal in the rarely seen original presentation paper box, designed by Bertram Mackennal with a winged figure of fame blowing a Lot: 175 trumpet on a globe between a legend, the reverse with a A medal awarded to the American athlete Harry E. Gissing at victorious athlete riding in a quadriga, in white metal the British Athletics Championship at Stamford Bridge, London, Estimate: £600.00 - £800.00 in 1911, dated 1st July 1911 and inscribed STANDARD MEDAL, 880 YARDS FLAT, H.E. GISSING; sold with a modern reproduction tobacco card of Gissing (2) Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Lot: 183 A silver miniature Order of Merit for the 1912 Olympic Games, by A Lindberg, head of Gustaf V, the reverse with three crowns with palm and olive branches, legend above, Lot: 176 31mm, hollow crown suspender, yellow & blue ribbon, 16mm. A photograph album compiled by a British athlete Fred Gaby in Estimate: £120.00 - £160.00 the 1920s, subjects including competitive action, portraits of athletes, training, team-groups and including a number of autographed examples Fred Gaby won the 120 yards hurdles at the British (AAA) Athletics Championships on five occasions Lot: 184 between 1922 and 1927. Gaby also competed for Britain at the An official souvenir of the Stockholm 1912 Olympic Games in Paris 1924 Olympic Games. the form of a ceramic plate, blue & white decoration, depicting Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 the Olympic Stadium, printed legend, 23cm., 9in. Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00

Lot: 177 A collection of British athletics programmes mostly White City Lot: 185 issues dating between the late 1940s and 1960s, AAA A 1924 Paris Olympic Games diploma awarded to the British Championships, British Games, international meets, inter- boxing judge Harry Fowler, designed by Bernard Naudin with county championships, floodlit meetings, schools etc. Winged Victory holding laurel, colour lithograph, signed by Graf Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 Justinien de Lary and Pierre de Coubertin, Presidents of the

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Organising Committee and the IOC,65 by 49.5cm., 25 1/2 by 19 Lot: 193 1/2in. Five daily programme for the 1936 Berlin Olympic Games, Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 August 6, 7, 10, 11 & 16; together with a printed schedule (6) Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Lot: 186 A Paris 1924 Olympic Games programme, covering the Lot: 194 athletics schedule 6th to 13th July A rare souvenir produced before the cancellation of the 1940 Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Helsinki Olympic Games, in the form of a spelter sculpture of a bear carrying the Olympic Rings over his back, green patination, the base inscribed in two languages OLYMPIA Lot: 187 KISAT, 1940, and OLYMPISKA SPELEN, 1940, SUOMI, A polychrome Delftware plate commemorating the 1928 , height 10cm., 4in. Amsterdam Olympic Games, featuring Chiron, the superlative Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 centaur from Greek mythology, and legend, diameter of plate 20cm, 8in. Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Lot: 195 A 1948 London Olympic Games diploma awarded to the F Pillitz a member of the wrestling Jury of Appeal, by an unknown Lot: 188 designer not credited in the Official Report, 42.5 by 54cm., 16 Medals, badges and presentations relating to British IOC 3/4 by 21 1/4in. member Sir Noel Curtis Bennett, three commemorative medals Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 for the British Empire Games 1934, the World & European Championships of 1950 and the Amateur Athletics Association of England; three presentation plaques for the 1938 European Lot: 196 Swimming Championships at Wembley, and for the 1958 and A Fanny Blankers-Koen 1948 Olympic Games framed 1962 ; plus a plaque for Lady Noel montage, the large frame mounted with a fine example of the Curtis Bennett for a GB v Italy international women's athletics quadruple gold medal winning athlete's autograph, a good match at Brighton 9th July 1960; badges comprising an official's selection of pictures, a miniature repro of the official poster and badge for the 1931 British Empire Games, a pair for the a very rare London 1948 Olympic Games Athletics Official's International Games for the Deaf in 1935, Committee badge for Badge, in silvered bronze suspended by orange ribbon (only the National Sporting Trophies Exhibition, British Ice Hockey 175 of these medals were produced), overall size 101.5 by Association, London v Budapest athletics event 1956, National 70.5cm., 40 by 27 3/4in. Playing Fields Association, Middlesex Wanderers FC, two for Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 the Civil Service, and a pair for the British Amateur Athletics Board (19 items in total); sold together with a boxed Olympic Game from 1948 (20) Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 Lot: 197 Six volumes on the Olympic Games, The Official Report of the 1948 Games, E Schmit-Jensen's Equestrian Olympic Games Ancient & Modern, Lt-Col F.A.M. Webster's Olympic Lot: 189 Cavalcade, Dr Ferenc Mezo's The Modern Olympic Games, Three 1932 Los Angeles Olympic Games daily programmes, Harold Abrahams' Rome 1960, & Richard D Mandell's The Nazi 4th, 9th and 12th August Olympics not illustrated Estimate: £100.00 - £140.00 Estimate: £130.00 - £160.00

Lot: 190 Lot: 198 A Berlin 1936 Olympic Games Olympic Order, second class, A souvenir bone china plate from the 1956 Melbourne Olympic gilt & white enamel, no case or suspension ribbon, 65 by 50mm. Games, by Rostyn of England, central relay runner over map of Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Australia, the border featuring sporting vignettes, laurel, the Olympic Rings and Torch, wavy rim gilded, diameter 16cm., 6 1/4in.; Lot: 191 Estimate: £30.00 - £40.00 Olympia Zeitung, a bound volume containing a complete set of the official 1936 Berlin Olympic newspaper, 30 issues, publisher's binding, in excellent, original condition Lot: 199 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Innsbruck 1964 Winter Olympic Games memorabilia, comprising: an Austrian medal, two cloth badges, a satin pennant and an official programme (5) Lot: 192 Estimate: £60.00 - £80.00 Two 1936 Berlin Olympic Games souvenir magazines, OLYMPISCHE SPIELE 1936, large format, colour pictorial wrappers Lot: 200 Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 A 1964 Tokyo Olympic Games participation medal, designed by T. Okamoto and K. Tanaka, stylised three runners and a swimmer, reverse with Olympic Rings and legend in Japanese

17 of 28 Graham Budd Auctions Ltd ( Sporting Memorabilia) Catalogue - Downloaded from UKAuctioneers.com and English distinction of being was the first woman to win an Olympic gold Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 medal for track cycling (Seoul, 1988) and the first gold medal winner from (Barcelona, 1992) after the country regained its independence from the former in Lot: 201 1992, receiving a full national hero's welcome on her return A set of 20 tinplate pin badges issued at the 1964 Tokyo from the Games. Erika Salumäe was born at Parnu 11th June Olympic Games, portraying Olympic sports and national flags 1962. In addition to her Olympic achievements Erika was a two Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 time rainbow jersey winning World Champion (Vienna 1987 & Lyon 1989) and achieved 16 world records. Away from the internationals stage she dominated the Soviet national championships winning the title on 16 occasions. After her Lot: 202 cycling career, Erika Salumae entered politics and was twice An official large pennant of the Ice Hockey team voted into the Estonian Parliament. She has also held several at the Grenoble 1968 Winter Olympic Games senior positions in Estonian cycling Olympic and sporting bodies Estimate: £120.00 - £150.00 Estimate: £9,000.00 - £12,000.00

Lot: 203 Lot: 208 A 1968 Grenoble Winter Olympic Games participation medal, Erika Salumae's winner's citation and participant's diploma from designed by M. Coeffin, the obverse with the bust of a Greek the 1988 Seoul Olympic Games, both in presentation folders, athlete, the reverse with a view of Grenoble, in original circular the citation inscribed SALOUMIAE, ERIKA, URS, FOR paper box EXCELLENCE IN SPORT, CYCLING, WOMEN 1000M. Estimate: £140.00 - £160.00 SPRINT, 1st PLACE, the participant's diploma named to Erika Salumae; sold together with the Olympic cycling champion's 1988 Olympic Games participant's medal in original fitted case; Lot: 204 her competitor's accreditation card and gender verification A replica of a 1936 Berlin Olympic Games torch being one of a certificate; a named commemorative medal with suspension small number made in 1972 for the Munich Olympic Games as ribbon in the colours of the Estonian flag; a 1988 Games review an official presentation, steel, bearing route of torch relay from book published in Moscow and featuring Erika Salumae on the Olympia to Berlin on shaft, legend on top, 27cm.,10 1/2in. high front dust jacket; and a signed postcard commemorating Erika Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 Salumae's gold medals at the 1988 and 1992 Olympic Games (8) Estimate: £1,800.00 - £2,200.00 Lot: 205 An ANOC General Assembly badge for the meeting in Seoul in 1986 Lot: 209 Estimate: £30.00 - £60.00 The race helmet worn by Erika Salumae when representing the Soviet Union and winning the Women's Sprint at the Seoul 1988 Olympic Games which was the first track cycling event for Lot: 206 Women in Olympic history, the white helmet with two red A Seoul 1988 Olympic Games souvenir cap signed by the gold stripes running over the crown, drilled holes to either side, the medallists Carl Lewis and Joe DeLoach, signed in biro to the right side bearing the Estonian flag; sold together with her peak competitor's "59" number patches, two larger patches for the Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 body, and two smaller for the arms; plus a signed postcard commemorating Erika Salumae's 1988 and 1992 Olympic gold medals (6) Lot: 207 Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 THE FIRST GOLD WINNER'S PRIZE MEDAL PRESENTED TO A WOMAN FOR TRACK CYCLING IN OLYMPIC HISTORY A Seoul 1988 Olympic gold prize medal for cycling, the Lot: 210 women's 1,000m sprint, awarded to Erika Salumae THE FIRST GOLD WINNER'S PRIZE MEDAL WON BY AN representing the Soviet Union, in silver-gilt, the obverse with ESTONIAN OLYMPIAN SINCE NATIONAL INDEPENDENCE Professor Cassioli's design, first used in 1928, showing the IN 1991 A Barcelona 1992 Olympic gold prize medal for ancient coliseum and the goddess of victory holding the laurel cycling, the women's 1,000m sprint, awarded to Erika Salumae crowns, the reverse designed at the Korea Security Printing representing Estonia, in silver-gilt, the obverse designed with a and Minting Corporation, a Dove of Peace flys with a laurel reinterpretation by the sculptor Xavier Corbero of Professor branch in its beak, above is the Seoul Olympic sash composed Cassioli's design, first used in 1928, showing the Goddess of of three Taeguk patterns from the Korean national flag, and the victory holding the laurel crowns, mounted off-centre onto a Olympic rings, the rim is inscribed CYCLING, WOMEN, 1,000M base disc, the reverse with the 1992 emblem above Olympic SPRINT, ribbon suspension, in original fitted case; sold Rings, ribbon suspension in the colours of the Olympic Rings, together with a b&w press photograph of Erika Salumae on the presented in a black velvet pouch; sold together with Erika winner's podium in Seoul having received her gold medal, Salumae's participant's medal from the Barcelona 1992 autographed to the reverse; a signed copy of Erika Salumae's Olympic Games; her competitor's accreditation card and Estonian language autobiography "Surplace", published in Olympic Village pass; a signed copy of Erika Salumae's Tallinn, 2002; and a signed postcard commemorating Erika Estonian language 2nd autobiography "Jaada ellu", published Salumae's gold medals at the 1988 and 1992 Olympic Games in Tallinn, 2009; and a signed postcard commemorating her Appendix Erika Salumäe (double Olympic track cycling gold medal win's at Seoul & Barcelona (6) champion) Lots 207 to 224 Erika Salumäe holds the double Estimate: £9,000.00 - £12,000.00

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Lot: 211 colours of the Estonian flag and commemorating her success at Erica Salumae's gold medal winning bicycle from the 1992 the 1988 Seoul Olympic Games, various pin issues, also Barcelona Olympic Games, a fixed gear bike by Prima, yellow spoons & other cutlery, mascots, postal covers, chinaware, and metallic frame, inner rear wheel frame numbered ESM 1695:1, other miscellaneous items (a qty.) CP 700 93030, carbon fibre wheels; sold together with a signed Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 postcard commemorating Erika Salumae's gold medals at the 1988 and 1992 Olympic Games; and a signed small colour photograph of Erika on the bike in celebration after her Lot: 216 Barcelona victory (3) Note: The wheels of sprint racing track Erika Salumae's World Track Cycling Championship Trophy for bikes are changed very frequently and the current set are not the 1987 Women's Sprint held in Vienna, the trophy in the form those that were on this frame when used at the 1992 Olympic in of a large glass torch inscribed for the 1st Place Winner, 50cm., Barcelona. 18 3.4in.; sold together with her 1987 World Championship Estimate: £2,500.00 - £3,500.00 Diplome D'Honneur (2) Estimate: £500.00 - £700.00

Lot: 212 The race suit worn by Erika Salumae when winning the Lot: 217 Women's Sprint at the Barcelona 1992 Olympic Games for the The five UCI Track Cycling World Championship medals won newly independent nation of Estonia, in Lycra by Santini, the by Erika Salumae in the women's sprint, comprising: i) gold body with patterned pastel shades of pink, green & orange over winner's medal's for 1987 in Vienna ii) gold winner's medal for a white ground. the cropped leggings in black with further 1989 in Lyon iii) a silver runners-up medal for 1984 in patterns, competitor's number "9" patch to sleeves, with larger Barcelona iv) a silver runners-up medal for 1986 in Colorado patches over both shoulder blades, also bearing the Barcelona Springs v) a bronze third-place medal for 1995 in Bogota in Games logo; sold together with a signed postcard gold plate, silver plate & bronze respectively, each with commemorating Erika Salumae's gold medals at the 1988 and 'rainbow' enamelling, finishing position engraved to the reverse, 1992 Olympic Games (2) Erika Salumae's gold medal was the the ribbon suspenders each engraved VITESSE, DAME and first for the Estonia after the end of Soviet occupation in 1991. then the year, the ribbons also bearing cycling's 'rainbow' The last time the Estonian flag had been flown at the Olympic colours; in addition the lot contains two gilt & enamel Games was in 1936. Their heavyweight wrestler Kristjan commemorative medals for the 1995 Championships in Palusalu won double gold in Berlin in the freestyle and Greco- Colombia, issued by the sponsor Banco Pichincha; and a 1986 Roman disciplines. This race suit has been exhibited at the World Championships medal with red, white & blue ribbon Olympic Museum in Lausanne. inscribed EQUIPE, now detached (8) Estimate: £600.00 - £800.00 Estimate: £1,800.00 - £2,200.00

Lot: 213 Lot: 218 Two Olympic Champion's shirts issued to Erika Salumae, both Erika Salumae's World Champion's 'rainbow' racing suit, one- bearing Olympic Rings, the first by Ciro Sport, the reverse with piece cropped Lycra printed inscription for Barcelona '92 and a cycling design, the Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 other shirt is by Castelli; the lot also including a signed postcard commemorating Erika Salumae's 1988 and 1992 Olympic Gold medals (3) The thicker shirt with the stripes on the arms was Lot: 219 worn by Erika Salumae for the medal ceremony in Barcelona. A group of four Erika Salumae World Champion 'rainbow The other shirt, by Castelli, was presented to be worn for jerseys', one by Santini and named; two by Castelli; the other publicity purposes at Seoul. A photograph in her autobiography by Assos and bearing logos for Gran Ciclismo, G.S. Dari Mec shows Erika wearing this shirt and the Seoul gold medal around and Itam her neck. Estimate: £750.00 - £850.00 Estimate: £850.00 - £950.00

Lot: 220 Lot: 214 Erika Salumae's Soviet Union track suit top, by Giessegi, Erika Salumae memorabilia from the 1996 Atlanta Olympic pink/red and grey inscribed front and back C C C P Games, a 6th place citation and a participant's diploma, in one Estimate: £120.00 - £150.00 presentation folder, the citation inscribed TRACK CYCLING - WOMEN'S SPRINT, SIXTH PLACE, ERIKA SALUMAE, the participant's diploma named to Erika Salumae; Erika Salumae's Lot: 221 Atlanta participant's medal, in original velvet pouch and paper The three medals won by Erika Salumae at the XII Summer box; her accreditation card and 'Sensormatic' pass; and a pair Universiade held at the Argyll Velodrome in Edmonton, Alberta, of competitor's number "35" paper patches; the lot also Canada, i) a gold winner's medal in the Women's Sprint ii) a including a signed postcard commemorating Erika Salumae's gold winner's medal in the Women's 1km Time Trial iii) a silver previous gold medals at the 1988 and 1992 Olympic Games (8) second-place medal in the Women's 10km Individual Points Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 Race gold & silver plated medals issued by the F.I.S.U., each named to Erika Salumae and with the event denoted, ribbon in the colours of the F.I.S.U.; sold together with her cycle shirt and Lot: 215 accreditation card from the 1983 Universiade (5) A quantity of Olympic pins and souvenir items collected by Estimate: £500.00 - £600.00 Erika Salumae, including five commemorative metal trays in the Lot: 222

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Miscellaneous cycling medals and badges awarded to Erika Chamonix in 1924 and Salt Lake City in 2002 Salumae, including World Cycling Invitational (three), Sundance Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Juice Sparkler Grand Prix of Cycling, Proctor Cycling Classic, USA v USSR Michelob Challenge (two); Coupe du Monde Sur Piste; Coppa del Mondo '91 (two) and others Lot: 229 Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 A group of three autographed boxed Sydney 2000 Olympic Games souvenir table mats, i) signed by the boxers Audley Harrison, Courtney Fry, plus Joe Bugner ii) signed by Steve Lot: 223 Backley and Paula Radcliffe iii) signed by Chris Malcolm, Jason An extensive collection of Soviet medals, badges and other Gardner, Owen Chambers, Colin Jackson, Alison Curbishley & presentations to the cyclist Erika Salumae, including 'gold' Jonathan Edwards winners from USSR Championships and later Estonia, medals Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 for international championships held in the Soviet Union, also competitor's pins, sports rank badges, Goodwill Games (Moscow), and many other presentations, awards and honours; Lot: 230 also a number of Soviet ID booklets A fine quality gilt-metal model of the National Stadium ("Bird's Estimate: £1,500.00 - £2,500.00 Nest") Beijing, produced for China Mobile an official partner of the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games, 1:3200 scale, the roof detachable, in original presentation box with information Lot: 224 brochure Riho Kuld (Estonian, born 1936) CYCLING SPRINT RACE Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 signed and inscribed KODU, DUNAMO, TANU, bronze; sold together with a resin bronze of a track cyclist (2) Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 Lot: 231 A signed Usain Bolt framed photographic montage, mounted with five large colour photographs featuring Bolt at the London Lot: 225 2012 Olympic Games, one autographed, centred with a title 14 Olympic posters, Calgary 1988 x 4, Nagano 1998 x 2, Seoul plaque, 90 by 122cm., 35 1/2 by 46in, 1988 x 3, Barcelona 1992 x 4 & Lillehammer 1994, various Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 sizes, tube rolled Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Lot: 232 Three signed items of Team GB Paralympic clothing, i) a Lot: 226 cycling top signed by Helen Scott and two others ii) a T-shirt An Albertville 1992 Winter Olympic Games participation medal, signed by Richard Whitehead, Gemma Prescott, David Weir, designed by Renee Mayot, chrome plated steel, the obverse Jonnie Peacock and others iii) a T-shirt signed by Graeme with stylised flame emblem of the Albertville Games, Olympic Ballard and Jonnie Peacock Rings and legend, the reverse with a star above the Alps, Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Olympic Rings and motto Estimate: £120.00 - £150.00 Lot: 233 A group of London 2012 Olympic clothing, i) A Naz Aydemir Lot: 227 Turkey No.11 volleyball shirt ii) a trackuit top & bottoms - An Atlanta 1996 Olympic Games gold prize medal for men's named JUNG SUNGHOON, and a T-shirt iii) a team Australia football awarded to Celestine Babayaro representing Nigeria, sweat shirt iv) a pair of shorts by Bosco v) a Turkey T-shirt vi) a inscribed to the rim MEN'S FOOTBALL, silver-gilt, 70mm, by team track suit top vii) a blue Adidas lycra shirt viii) a Malcolm Grier Designers, Victory seated above stadium, the Next Team GB suit carrier reverse with the Atlanta logo over laurel branches and Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 pictogram, green ribbon with gold wire borders, the ribbon bearing the with Atlanta logo, in presentation wooden box Celestine Babayaro was a member of the Nigeria team who Lot: 234 sensationally won the football tournament at the 1996 Atlanta Six banners/flags from the London 2012 Olympic Village, for Olympic Games and scored in the gold medal match versus the Olympic and Paralympic Games in various different Argentina. With his trademark backflip celebration he became a colourways familiar figure in the English Premier League playing for Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 Chelsea and later Newcastle United between 1997 and 2008. Babayaro also played in the 1998 and 2002 World Cups for Nigeria. His African Cup of Nations medal is being offered elsewhere in this catalogue as lot 625. Lot: 235 The national flag of Qatar that flew at the Olympic Village at the Estimate: £5,000.00 - £8,000.00 2012 London Games Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 Lot: 228 Two sets of pin badges commemorating the summer and winter Olympic Games the summer set with representation of the 24 Lot: 236 Two items of signage from the London 2012 Olympic Village, Olympic Games between Athens in 1896 and Sydney in 2000; foamboard, the first with the logo of the Games, the second the winter set with 19 badges for the Games between

20 of 28 Graham Budd Auctions Ltd ( Sporting Memorabilia) Catalogue - Downloaded from UKAuctioneers.com with the logo of Team GB and printed with hundreds of Sartoris WINNER OF HOUSE FIVES SWEEPSTAKES WITH messages of support for the team from the British public, the A. THURSBY PELHAM ETON 1892, The smaller tankards first the larger 94 by 89cm., 37 by 35in. were awarded to Sartoris between 1890 and 1892 for his Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 various successes at running, the steeplechase and the long jump, all manufactured by James Edwards of Clerkenwell Road, London Arthur Sartoris was President of the Rushden Lot: 237 Conservative Association and took a prominent interest in the A metal coat stand from the accommodation at the Olympic Northamptonshire County Cricket Club, of which he was a vice- Village, official product sticker to underside of base; sold president and a frequent member of the Club and Ground together with a crowd control barrier-tensa stanchion, also with teams. Mr. Sartoris, was adept with the rod and gun, formerly product sticker; and a London 2012 team hi-vis jacket (3) held a commission in the Northants Regiment and served with Estimate: £60.00 - £90.00 the 3rd Battalion in the South African War. The last family to occupy Rushden Hall as a home were the Sartoris in about 1840, Arthur Hugh Sartoris inherited the Estate, selling the property in 1929. It is now a huge conferencing centre. Lot: 238 Reverend Arthur Harvey Thursby Pelham (1874-1956) A 2012 London Olympic Games bearer's torch with Kelly graduated from Merton College Oxford. Holmes autographed 'shard', acquired at the Official London Estimate: £180.00 - £220.00 2012 Auction, this example numbered 11 of 12 of the Kelly Holmes signed torches, of tapering, triangular form, gold coloured, bearing the official 2012 logo, designed by Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby, manufactured in collaboration by Lot: 242 Tecosim, LPG Gas, Bullfinch and Premier Sheet Metal, inner Photographic presentation of Cambridge Town Rowing Club and outer aluminium alloy skin, held in place by a cast top piece 1913, two period photos in a double mount with manuscript and base, perforated by 8,000 circles representing the total legend, published by Stearn & Sons, Cambridge, mounted, number of torch bearer's in the London 2012 Relay, and also framed & glazed, overall 78 by 45cm., 3 by 18in.; sold together allowing a high level of transparency including viewing of the with a period photograph inscribed PRESENTED TO THE burner system, length 80cm., 31 1/2in., weight 800gr., 28oz.; DIRECTORS BY THE E.C. GRAVESTOCK LTS. CRICKET sold together with the original COA issued by Sebastian Coe, CLUB SEASON 1925, in original frame, the photography 11 by Chair of the London 2012 Organising Committee (2) 18in., overall 40 by 58.5cm., 15 3/4 by 23in. (2) Estimate: £3,000.00 - £5,000.00 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

Lot: 239 Lot: 243 A 2012 London Paralympic Games bearer's torch with Ellie A photograph album relating to rowing at Cambridge University Simmonds autographed 'shard', acquired at the Official London in 1926, numerous professional b&w photographs of the 2012 Auction, this example numbered 1 of 12 of the Ellie college, its rowers and competition, some loose photographs Simmonds signed torches, of tapering, triangular form, mirrored within the album as well finish allowing its colour to adapt to its surroundings, bearing Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 the official 2012 logo, designed by Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby, manufactured in collaboration by Tecosim, LPG Gas, Bullfinch and Premier Sheet Metal, inner and outer aluminium Lot: 244 alloy skin, held in place by a cast top piece and base, Rowing programmes, Durham Regatta 22.6.1938; Maidenhead perforated by 8,000 circles representing the total number of Amateur Regatta 3.8.1929; 2.7.38 & torch bearer's in the London 2012 Relay, and also allowing a 5.7.52; Oxford University Summer Eights 26.5.1936, 22.5.1937 high level of transparency including viewing of the burner & 24.5.46; Oxford v Cambridge Boat Race 30.3.1946; Oxford system, length 80cm., 31 1/2in., weight 800gr., 28oz.; sold University Torpids' Race Card 21.2.1939; the lot also including together with the original COA issued by Sebastian Coe, Chair a 12 page booklet Henley 1839, red cloth boards; and an Ouse of the London 2012 Organising Committee (2) Amateur Sailing Club Regatta at Denver (11) Estimate: £2,500.00 - £4,500.00 Estimate: £130.00 - £160.00

Lot: 240 Lot: 245 A Henley Regatta prize medal for the Ladies Challenge Cup in A portrait of the British rower Tony Butcher by an unknown 1899 won by the Stroke, hand, oil on canvas, 68.5 by 53cm., 27 by 21in., framed the rim named to F.S. KELLY F.S. Kelly later rowed for Oxford Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 and Leander and won a gold medal at the 1908 Olympic Games as a member of the coxed eight. By profession he was a musician and composer. Having survived Gallipoli Kelly was Lot: 246 killed in action in the last days of the Battle of the Somme. A small travel poster featuring yacht racing inscribed 'Italia', Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 published by the Italian Tourist Agency Enit and dated 1936, backed onto linen, the image 34 by 23.5cm., 13 1/2 by 9 1/4in. Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 Lot: 241 A fine collection of 5 pewter, glass-bottomed tankard trophies awarded to Arthur Hugh Sartoris (1875-1937) of Eton College Lot: 247 and Rushden Hall, Northampton, a quart capacity tankard and A very scarce, important and early 20 page article on 'Lawn four 1/2 pint tankards, the large tankard engraved, A. H. Tennis' written by 'John Latouche' the pen name of Oswald

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John Frederick Crawfurd (1834-1909) as published inside Racquets by Harry Cowles, c.1935 not illustrated Volume V of New Quarterly Magazine, October to January Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 1876, this is a significant paper pre-dating the first Wimbledon Championships, and post-dating by one year the earliest known article 'Lusio Pilaris and Lawn Tennis' by George Cayley which Lot: 254 was printed in the Edinburgh Review of 1875, Crawfurd's article A Mary Gregory-style cranberry glass beaker depicting a finely refers to Cayley's "...capital article', Captain Wingfield, detailed slip drawing of boy hitting a lawn tennis ball circa 1890. Spahiristike, the history of handball games, lawn tennis styles, engraved with the initials 'E A H' on the reverse side. 11.5cm., strokes and technique, and includes a copy of the 'Laws of 4 1/2in. Lawn Tennis - Revised by the M.C.C.' in May 1875, the volume Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 is 492 pages, with some splitting along the front spine and a missing piece to the top of about 3cm., otherwise, a good and clean copy Crawfurd was a diplomat, writer and critic who worked at the Foreign Office before being posted to Portugal as Lot: 255 A pair of very attractive Victorian bisque lawn tennis players, in consul. Here he wrote many articles and books about the the form of a boy and girl holding lawn tennis racquets, finely country. not illustrated decorated in pastel colours and heightened in gilt, measuring Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 25cm., 10in., excellent condition. Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Lot: 248 Two Ayres' lawn Tennis Almanacks, for 1933 and 1936 not illustrated Lot: 256 An unmatched pair of fine porcelain tennis/golf posy vases, Estimate: £60.00 - £80.00 larger pieces are often attributed to 'Schwartzburg' from Rudolstradt, Germany (c.1910) and are decorated with Golf and Tennis figures in the style of the American artist Harrison Lot: 249 Fisher, the larger vase is 12.5cm. 5in. high, the smaller handled Lenglen (Suzanne) The Love Game, Being the Life-Story of vase 9.5cm., 3 3/4in. Marcelle Penrose, a novel written by the legendary French Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 champion tennis player, George G. Harrap & Co. Ltd., London, 1925 not illustrated Estimate: £60.00 - £100.00 Lot: 257 A very fine and rare Riessner, Stellmacher & Kessell Amphora Tennis figurine circa 1920, rather reminiscent of King Gustav of Lot: 250 who was an accomplished tennis player, decorated in Five American volumes on tennis, Fifty Years of Lawn Tennis in pastel hues and gold highlights with a high glaze, racquet has the United States, published by the U.S.L.T.A., a rare survival professional repair, firing cracks at ankles, 30cm., 11 3/4in. with the original f/j, albeit chipped, 1931; The Science of Lawn Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Tennis. Edward B. Dewhurst, 1910; The Ten Best Shots of The Ten Best Players and Analysis of Tournament Play by Beals C. Wright, pamphlet, 1927; Want to be a Tennis Champion?, by , pamphlet, 1945; and Lawn Tennis Its Founders & Lot: 258 A silver patinated spelter figure of a gentleman tennis player, Its Early Days by George E. Alexander, 1974 not illustrated modelled about to hit a ball down court, fixed to a circular Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 wooden base, excellent condition, 17cm., 6 3/4in. high Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Lot: 251 Two American Real Tennis books, Ball, Bat and Bishop, The Origin of Ball Games, by Robert W. Anderson, a rare copy with Lot: 259 A fine bronze patinated spelter figurine of a 1930s lady lawn the original d/j, 1947; and The Racquet Game by A. Danzig, tennis player, reminiscent of , posed in the process 1930; the lot also including a facsimile copy of Julian Marshall's of making a forehand stroke, 25cm., 10in. high on a rectangular Annals of Tennis, published in 1973 (3) not illustrated marble base, in fine condition Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 Estimate: £120.00 - £180.00

Lot: 252 American Lawn Tennis, ten editions of the magazine dated 5th Lot: 260 An electroplated toast rack designed with crossed racquets, August 1934, 5th July 1940, 20th March 1942, 5th September length 16cm., 6 1/4in. 1942, August 15th 1944, July 1st 1947, September 1st 1947, Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 July 1st 1948, May 1949 and October 1949, all with pictorial covers, featured players including Perry & Austin not illustrated Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 Lot: 261 An early 20th century lawn tennis theme pocket watch in white Lot: 253 metal with tennis scene showing a mixed singles match in progress to verso, 10-jewel movement, diameter is 4.4 cm., 1 Thee volumes on squash, Strokes and Tactics of Squash 3/4in. length 7.5 cm., 3 1/4in. including winder and loop, Arabic Racquets by Palmer Dixon c.1925; A Handbook on Squash numerals with a subsidiary second hand and enamel dial (slight Racquets by C. Arnold, c.1926; and The Art of Squash

22 of 28 Graham Budd Auctions Ltd ( Sporting Memorabilia) Catalogue - Downloaded from UKAuctioneers.com chip and hairline crack at 12), in working condition film, by Christian Matras, produced by C.F. Travanio and with Estimate: £120.00 - £180.00 original music by Th. Krosss Hartmann, film duration 14 minutes 20 seconds, the picture quality and sound are excellent throughout; offered together with an English copy of the film on Lot: 262 DVD (2) The film begins with a commentary on the crowds A silver-plated lawn tennis inkstand circa 1910, engraved entering the Stade Roland Garros arena in Paris with the Eiffel FROM JINJA PUNJABIES, the stand consists of a rectangular tower standing in the far distance. It features action from the tray out of which are lifted four locating flanges which hold a 1932 Challenge Round final where Elsworth Vines square glass ink bottle, with a plated hinged lid., at the back of and Wilmer Alison are about to play and Henri the tray are a pair of lawn tennis rackets with fine mesh Cochet in their first round singles matches on July 29th. France stringing, to which a pair of looped brackets have been fitted - were victorious in the tie by 3 matches to 2. We see the two these are to support a dip-pen, the glass ink bottle has a small teams (dressed in white) and captains appear on court chip out of the base at one corner, 20 by 14 by 7cm., 8 by 5 1/2 presented to the French President with the trophy on a table by 2 3/4in. Jinja is the second largest town in Uganda, Africa. nearby. Camera men turn cine-camera handles while all the Situated on the shores of Lake Victoria, the town was introductions are completed. is then introduced to established in 1907. the viewers. He takes us through his own exercise routines, Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 including skipping and sprinting, while we here him explain why they are of help to him and his game. We then see him playing tennis against a practice wall, All the while he explains the reasoning for his actions. he takes us through his service and Lot: 263 all the other strokes while playing on of the clay courts. The film An unusual American tennis trophy tankard 1904, by Reed and concludes with action from the Cochet/Vines and the Barton, engraved with the words, MENS SINGLES Cochet/Allison matches on the main court with the stands full WHITEFACE AUGUST 6th. 1904 THEODORE S. FARRELLY, with spectators and finishes with jubilant celebrations following a silver-plated, lidded tankard of strikingly bold design, victory. not illustrated measuring 18 cm., 7in. high. Theodore Slevlin Farrelly (1883- Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 1955) became an internationally renowned researcher and writer on the subject of Alaska, covering much of its early colonization by the Russians. He left a huge quantity of letters, prints, photos and other materials to Columbia University. Lot: 267 Whiteface refers to the summer resort 'Whiteface Inn' formed A Collection of 7 Glass Negative Images depicting English lawn on Lake Placid in 1891. tennis events from the 1930s, images include Fred Perry and Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 leaving Centre Court, Perry in action at Paris, Henri Cochet and on Centre Court (x2), and Mrs. Fearnley Whittingshall at Waterloo Station and Princess Ingrid, The Duke of Connaught and Princess Helena Lot: 264 Victoria attending Lady Wavertree's Tennis Party. Three of the An Elkington silver-plate copy of the Wimbledon Venus images have typewritten descriptions; the lot includes seven Rosewater Dish presented annually to the Wimbledon Ladies' prints taken from the glass slides (14) Tennis Champion, formed in exactly the same pattern as the Estimate: £90.00 - £140.00 Wimbledon example, down to the identical 'strap-work' design around the edge of the dish, an electrotype circular `Temperantia` charger dish, after the original by Francois Briot (circa 1585), decorated in relief with a design of allegorical Lot: 268 cartouches within borders of strapwork, birds, masks and A very impressive pair of large lawn tennis photographs from flowers, diameter approx 48cm., 19in.; sold with an image from the 1910s, showing an affluent family posed with lawn tennis a magazine of the Wimbledon trophy (2) rackets at their family home, the first shows a close-up of a Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 family group while the second shows them standing on their tennis court at the rear of the house, both photographs by J.W. Righton of Newbury (Impressed into each mount), the images are both 28.5 by 23.5cm., 11 ¼ by 9 1/4in. in size and the Lot: 265 mounts measure 44 by 34cm., 17 ¼ by 13 1/2in., both images A Pair of Swiss Lawn Tennis Certificates of Honour presented and their respective mounts are in excellent condition Mr. to Alex Moldenhauer for his successes at the Autumn Lawn Righton is listed as a photographer in the 1899 and 1915 Kelly tennis tournament of 1920, Moldenhauer was winner of both Directories in Newbury, Berkshire. the mixed and the gentlemen's doubles championships, both Estimate: £120.00 - £180.00 certificates, measuring 32.5 by 25cm., 13 by 10in. were pre- printed and filled in by hand at the conclusion of the event with the winner's name, two drawings of lawn tennis rackets making up a large part of the composition and in the strings of the left Lot: 269 hand racket is the image of Lucerne's Jesuit Church. An impressive tennis photograph collection 1920s to 1950s, Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 featuring private and unpublished candid photographic images of famous lawn tennis players at Wimbledon, Stade Roland Garros, The British Hard Court Championships, Budleigh Salterton, Exmouth, Hough Green etc., featuring over 100 Lot: 266 images, subjects include (8), , A Spool of 16mm black and white lawn tennis film entitled Mrs. Shepherd-Barron, Joan Fry, Mlle. Vlasto, Jean Borotra (2), "Cochet Vous Parle - Un Grand Reportage Sportif sur la Wallis Myers, Darsonval, Mdme. Bordes, Miss Jessup, Miss Technique et la Psychologie du Tennis" circa 1932, [Cochet Browne, Helen Wills, Dorothy Anderson, Baroness Reznicek, Speaks to You - A great sports report on the technique and the Evelyn Colyer, Miss Tuckey, Miss Chamberlain, Henri Lacoste, psychology of tennis], featuring Henri Cochet of France, the Mlle Bourgeois, Mlle. Nicolopoulo, Holmes, Marshall, Saunders,

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Gordon, Lewis, Goldsworth, Clarke, Charleton, Southam, Pratt, A Kleenball patent lawn tennis ball cleaner, two sets of brushes Aplin, Strawson, Collins, Bunny Austin, Henri Cochet, located within wooden casing Hennessey & Coen, , Lester Stoefen, Valerie Pitt, Estimate: £60.00 - £80.00 Rosewall, Mottram, Little Mo Connolly, and ; the lot includes reproductions of contemporary news reports which support some of the images Lot: 276A Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 A rare original French boxed table tennis set 'Tennis de Salon' circa 1902, the box (45 by 25 5.5cm.) is constructed from rugged cardboard with pink lining-paper and contains: a pair of Lot: 270 round-headed wooden bats; a pair of very unusual soft-wood A poster for the instructional film 'The Art of Tennis and How To posts which clamp onto the table (each with the provision of a Play It', published by The Parkstone Film Co. Ltd., Lytham, semi-circular cup which will hold a table tennis ball; a table circa 1925, 76 by 51cm., 30 by 20in., unframed tennis net; 4 celluloid table tennis balls; and a rare 4 page Estimate: £60.00 - £90.00 booklet, 'Regle du Jeu de Tennis de Salon (the lawn tennis scoring system is suggested), a finely detailed print by the Societe d'Arts Graphiques (Clichy) of the game being played Lot: 271 features on the lid and note the identical boxed game and rules A Dunlop tennis balls promotional poster, which reads DAVIS booklet lies open in the picture's foreground CUP FINAL 1933, PLAYED WITH DUNLOP TENNIS BALLS Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 FOR THE SIXTH SUCCESSIVE YEAR, printed in three colours and features three photographs looking down upon the clay lawn tennis courts at Stade Roland Garros, Paris, on July 28th- Lot: 277 30th 1933., vertical and horizontal folds, some marks, chipping An intriguing early circa 1878/1880 pine-boxed French lawn and splits near the edges, 63 by 50cm., 24 3/4 by 19 3/4in. At tennis set, the rustic pine box, stencilled T-3, measures 100 by the top and bottom right of the poster is a photo of Lee and 30 by 13cm., and contains four racquets, two extremely rare Hughes playing Borotra and Brugnon in the doubles, while at and early tennis balls, a pair of two part varnished pine posts the bottom left Perry plays Cochet in the singles rubber. Britain with round finials, eight stakes, a pine handled skewer, a string defeated the holders France in this Challenge Round final by bag to hold balls, four guy-ropes with wooden adjusters, and a three matches to two and went on to retain the trophy until quantity of twine (presumably to repair the net), unfortunately 1936. not ilustrated the net is missing The set contains four very early and rare Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 square-headed lawn tennis racquets, originally discovered at a convent in France. The racquets being a little narrower and shorter than standard racquets, 63 by 18.5cm., because the Lot: 272 manufacturers would have had to supplied at least four rackets Three boxes of vintage tennis balls, i) Spencer Moulton in the set, with posts, guy ropes, mallets etc., all of which would 'Tournament', six still wrapped in cellophane, circa 1939 ii) have had to fit inside a closed box. The two piece poles to the Dunlop Fort circa 1951, with original Gamage's receipt, a box of set give the date away. From the finial to the line inscribed six iii) Slazenger Nylo-Armoured, a box of 4 around the post (showing how far that they should be inserted Estimate: £70.00 - £100.00 into the ground) they measure 4 feet 9 inches in height, and therefore the date of the set must relate to the period circa 1878/1880, before the posts were reduced to 4 feet. The handles of the rackets are smooth and round with two slim Lot: 273 leather bands added at the top of the handle pieces and at the Lawn tennis balls and measuring tape, a box of 6 Slazenger butt-end. Several lateral strings are broken and they have 7 "Victory" white balls unused, a box of 4 Dunlop "Fort" 1975 rows of red trebling strings. The balls are fascinating in their white balls unused, a can of 3 Wilson "U.S. Open" white balls construction, and must be some of the earliest examples in unused; together with a Dean & Beddington brass cased lawn existence, both of them have suffered as a result of the tennis court measuring tape, circa 1920 (4) attentions of rodents, the most complete example is less than 2 Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 inches in diameter, and consists of a rubber core (made from the adhesion of two half ball moulds - now perished to a rock- hard consistency) covered with kid leather and a fine hand- Lot: 274 sewn seam. All in all a rare and desirable example of a really Two sealed tins of Dunlop tennis balls, one for distribution to early French lawn tennis set. Germany, the other Dunlop Fort with a paper label dated 1940; Estimate: £500.00 - £800.00 together with two later tubes of Dunlop balls (4) not illustrated Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 Lot: 278 A complete F.H. Ayres of London lawn tennis set early 20th Lot: 275 century, two wooden posts, green painted cast iron bases, A group of four Wimbledon umpire's blazers, worn at netting, boring drills, and net pegging tournaments, comprising a dark green issue with badge on Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 lapel dating from the 1970s/80s; two dark green blazers with badge on breast pocket dating from the 1980s/90s; and a light green blazer with no badging dating from the late 1990s Lot: 279 Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 A rare boxed set of four leather horse hoof lawn mowing boots circa 1890-1920, of a size to be worn by a pony, complete in original wooden box; sold together with a picture and two Lot: 276 history sheets on these types of horse boots (4) The first

24 of 28 Graham Budd Auctions Ltd ( Sporting Memorabilia) Catalogue - Downloaded from UKAuctioneers.com mechanical lawn mowing machine was designed by Alexander Estimate: £250.00 - £400.00 Shanks of Arbroath in 1842. The machines that developed thereafter were too heavy to be operated by a man and were therefore harnessed to ponies or young cobs. With the growth Lot: 286 of tennis, and other lawn sports, there was a need to avoid the A rare and early American "Young America" lawn tennis sharp indentations made by a horse's hoof and shoe. Saddlers racquet by Bailey's of Boston, Massachusetts, circa 1885, a invented the hoof boot to solve the problem. With regard to very fine example, frame good, strings in perfect condition tennis, in the early days tournaments were held in large open Estimate: £250.00 - £400.00 spaces where up to 20 courts would be marked out adjacent to one another. Therefore all the courts could be mowed and rolled in one operation before the playing nets were erected. Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 Lot: 287 A London "College" flat top racquet circa 1880-90, convex, full gut, code on side of handle 72721, frame and strings good Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 Lot: 280 A rare and decorative star-shaped metallic tennis racquet press by Murton's of Newcastle-upon-Tyne circa 1885 Murton's produced a racquet with the same model name, an example of Lot: 288 A F. H. Ayres Ltd. of London "Champion" transitional flat top which is being offered as lot 290. racquet circa 1888, ash frame, convex wedge, with heavy 2mm Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 stringing and heavy trebling, retailed by Benetfink of Cheapside, frame good, strings with a quantity of breaks Estimate: £120.00 - £180.00 Lot: 281 A pear-shaped six racquet press used by the 1931 Wimbledon ladies doubles champion tennis player Phyliis Mudford, the press bearing L.T.A. and Cunard stickers; sold with a letter of Lot: 289 A square flat top tennis racquet by an unknown maker circa provenance from the vendor relating to Phyliss Mudford (later 1888, ash frame, convex throat impressed 13oz, slim handle King) gifting the press to a fellow member of Reigate L.T.C. (2) with both leather trims, good example, frame very good, original Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 thick strings and trebling Estimate: £250.00 - £400.00 Lot: 282 Five racquet presses, the oldest a Central Press by F.H. Ayres of London circa 1880, crossed shaped; an Armatura by George Lot: 290 A H.A. Murton of Newcastle on Tyne "Star" racquet circa 1890, Bussey of London, circa 1905, x-shaped, brass headed screws; Concave heavily reinforced throat, slight damage in throat, and a J. O. Webber of Exeter, Pat No.15831, circa 1920, H- strings complete Murton's produced a racquet press with the shaped, one side hinged; and two later aluminium presses circa same model name, an example of which is being offered as lot 1930s-1940s, the first a Wright's Press, by N. Wright of 280. Congleton, Pat No.13032 with boomerang-shaped arms at the Estimate: £120.00 - £180.00 end of the central shaft, and a B.A.G. press, patent applied for, circa 1948-50, with figure of eight design Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Lot: 291 Good examples of a 'fantail' and a 'fishtail' tennis racquet, i) a Lot: 283 fantail by Benetfinks & Co. Ltd, Cheapside, London, circa 1890, solid ash frame, convex wedge, frame good, strings two minor A tilthead racquet by an unknown maker, English, circa 1875- breaks ii) a Slazenger "Demon" fishtail circa 1890-95, solid ash 80, Solid ash frame, the frame in good condition for its age frame, convex wedge, ''demon' figure trademark, retailed by other than break in the wedge and missing strapping , the Benetfink of London, fully strung, overall very good condition (2) strings also good overall Estimate: £120.00 - £160.00 Estimate: £500.00 - £800.00

Lot: 284 Lot: 292 A silver-mounted presentation tennis racquet, by George A very rare example of the first Slazenger "Demon" racquet Bussey of London, a "Tournament 2" fishtail with silver circa 1885-87, flat top square in shape, thick coloured gut presentation plate (hallmarked London, 1892) with name "Evie" carries Patent No.226 (1884) retailer W.Ramsbottom, , and dated 1894, very good condition, restrung at some time full original stringing, excellent condition The original price of long ago the original "Demon" is recorded as twelve shillings and six Estimate: £250.00 - £400.00 pence. Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 Lot: 293 Lot: 285 A semi-transitional flat top racquet by A.W.Gamage of Holborn, London, circa 1895-1900, with a very unusual if not unique butt A rare and early American lawn tennis racquet by J. Reach & shape reminiscent of an elephant's foot, with original leather Co., Philadelphia, circa 1884, no model name, flat head, band, solid ash frame, good condition overall convex throat, excellent condition, inscribed by owner E.S. Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Clark Univ of P.A. Phila

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Lot: 294 Lot: 298 A group of three French tennis racquets, i) F & D "Eureka" Three early 20th century convex throat tennis racquets, i) transitional flat top circa 1895-1905, solid ash frame in good "Champion" by A.W.Gamage Ltd. of London circa 1900, condition, convex wedge with heavy stringing, 22 vertical and rounded fantail handle, gut slight breaks, frame good ii) 27 horizontal, two breaks, name details on butt ii) Prima of "Doherty" by Slazenger of London circa 190, thick gut, double Paris "Victory" circa 1910, solid ash frame in good condition, twin stringing, few breaks, strengthened shoulders, carries convex wedge, strings minor breaks iii) L Richard "Aiglon" circa embossed Lawrence Pountney Hill London E.C. and The 1925-30, solid ash frame, concave, full gut, wrapped shoulders Asbestos & Rubber Co. Ltd. 24 High Howard St. Hull and the with triple whipping, frame good, strings minor breaks owners initials M.D.H. frame good, strings several breaks iii) Estimate: £120.00 - £160.00 "The Club" by W.G. Grenville of Birmingham circa 1905, good condition Estimate: £180.00 - £220.00 Lot: 295 A group of five tennis racquets by the London maker T.H. Prosser & Sons Ltd., i) "Challenge" rare fishtail circa 1900, two Lot: 299 coloured stringing, some breaks, convex throat, original Four early concave throat tennis racquets, i) "The Royal" by F A protection band to top of frame ii) "Nulli Secundus" [Second to Davis of London circa 1905, solid ash frame, reddish coloured None] circa 1910, convex, two coloured gut, double twin heavy gut, overall good ii) "Fortress" by Aquila Clapshaw & stringing, white wrapped shoulders, frame good, strings one Salmon of London circa 1910, fishtail, solid ash frame, full gut, break iii) "Daisy" circa 1915, name embossed in-head of racket, double twin stringing, double whipped shoulders, overall good retailer Wm. Whiteley Ltd., concave with 2mm heavy two iii) "The Mixim" by Muller circa 1915, heavily grooved handle, coloured gut, unusual for this shape racket, short handle (ladies ornate shoulders, solid ash frame, good, "Strung Corpando or junior), frame good, strings minor breaks iv & v) two "Super Regd. Gut," several breaks iv) "De Luxe" by M.C.C. Co. Ltd., Phenomenon" racquets, early 930s, one with original combed Bat Works, Bedford, all info. on butt, solid ash frame, good all handle with leather grip inset, frame fair, restrung with nylon, round, twin coloured gut the other with an unusual diamond shaped shaft (similar to an Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Adams Aero Ace), good condition, stringing believed to be original Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Lot: 300 Two 'wavy wedge' racquets by George Bussey & Co. Ltd. of London circa 1905, a "Double 4 Main" and a "Double 5 Main", Lot: 296 red main strings natural crosses, single whipped shoulders, A group of nine American tennis racquets, i) "Tournament" by frames good, strings minor breaks Victor Sporting Goods circa 1902, convex with canvas wrapped Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 shoulders, good example of laminated throat, re-strung, retailed by W.S.Browns 523 Wood St. Pg. 1902, overall good condition ii) "Bristol" by *E.I. Horsman, circa 1900, solid ash frame, Lot: 301 laminated convex wedge, made by Narragansett Machine Six convex throat tennis racquets, i) "Grosvenor" circa 1910 by Company, very good condition overall iii) "Columbia" by *Wright an unknown maker with a prancing horse emblem, linen & Ditson circa 1910, solid ash frame, convex, two coloured wrapped shoulders, unusual frying pan shaped head, frame stringing 1910, very large grip, frame good, strings some good, partly restrung ii) "Special Club" by Leyland & broken but in place. iv)"Ossipee" by Draper & Maynard Co. Birmingham Rubber Co. Ltd. circa 1910, whipped shoulders, circa 1920, , New Hampshire, convex, very large special trade mark stamped in throat, frame good, strings some handle, with two coloured stringing, frame very good, strings replacement iii) "The Invincible" by Jaques of London circa some broken v) "Aristocrat" by 'G.L. Godfrey, Corona, New 1910, long narrow oval head, twin double stringing two York, circa 1920-25, concave with gold silk bindings and coloured, very large handle, overall good iv) "Lancashire Witch" treblings, near perfect condition vi) "Beekman" E Kent by Frank Sugg Ltd. of Liverpool circa 1910-15, paper shoulder (American) but retailed by Merrilees 117 Pitt St. Sydney, wrapping, double twin stringing, frame good, strings two Australia, circa 1925, convex, double whipped shoulders, solid coloured original, no breaks v) "Handicap" by Windett & Smith, ash frame good, strings one minor break vii) "Lee Monogram Bolton, circa 1910-15, linen shoulder wrappings, double twin De Luxe Model" by Harry Lee & Co, New York, circa 1930-35, stringing, two coloured, frame good, Strings original, some slotted handle, two coloured twin whipping, overall good viii) breaks vi) "The Kitson" by F H Ayres of London circa 1910, gut "The West Coast" by J.Bancroft circa 1932, three ply laminate, slight breaks, frame good overall good ix) "Prize Cup" by Wright & Ditson, very ornate Estimate: £180.00 - £220.00 laminated racket with unusual cane strips to shaft with special W&D logo's, possibly late 1930s but re-strung in 1950's, difficult to be certain, good condition Estimate: £220.00 - £280.00 Lot: 302 Four tennis racquets by unknown makers, i) "Acme" circa 1906, concave, full gut, double twin stringing, wrapped and single whipped shoulders ii) "Park" circa 1920, convex, full gut, Lot: 297 rectangular handle, wrapped single whipped shoulders, overall An American Spalding "Gold Medal" lawn tennis racquet circa good iii) "Strokemaster" circa 1930 "Grampian" indicating a 1915, with a flat top in the style of earlier racquets from Scottish maker or retailer, original gut, laminate, decal on Victorian England; sold together with a Slazenger "Demon" shoulder "strung with Tracey & Hempel Selected English Gut", racquet, retailer's stamp for Hodgson of Ipswich & Bury St good iv) "Clevedon" circa 1935, two coloured stringing, Edmunds (2) wrapped shoulders with two coloured twin whipping, and with Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 'sucker' rubber grip by "The Avon Octopus", good

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Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Lot: 309 A group of six continental tennis racquets, i) "Meteor" by Gebruder Hammer, Germany, circa 1924, carries racquet and Lot: 303 crossed hammer logo, overall good. ii) a racquet by W.Murray Four early 20th century tennis racquets, i) "EDB Special" by & Co. Bordighera, near San Remo, Italy, laminate with twine Sykes of Horsbury Yorkshire, circa 1910, retailed by Gamages bindings, leather grip, overall very good iii) "Super Extra", Paul of London, convex, double twin stringing, single whipped Horaczek, German circa 1932, original gut, grooved handle, shoulders, overall good ii) "Standard Special" also by Sykes, frame fair, strings good iv) "Matchless", Luch of Denmark, circa 1910, whipped shoulders, unique close stringing to both dated 1935 on small decal, frame good, strings many broken transverse and longitudinal, overall good iii) "Alpha" by George but original v) "Oxford" by Unitas of Italy, 1935, frame good, Bussey & Co. Ltd., London, circa 1910, overall good iv) "C S" possibly re-strung vi) "Winmore" by Boeklage of Paris, also by A. G. Spalding & Bros. of Putney, London, circa 1910, carries the name of Bocia, S.K., circa 1956, and states that this double twin stringing, waistline rounded handle, wrapped racket had interchangeable plastic grips, overall good shoulders, frame good, strings minor break Estimate: £180.00 - £220.00 Estimate: £120.00 - £160.00

Lot: 310 Lot: 304 Nine tennis racquets, i & ii) a pair of "Perfection" racquets circa Two tennis racquets circa 1910, a "Eugenia" by George Bussey 1925 by C M Beresford & Co., London, concave, double twin of London; and a "EDB" by William Sykes of Horsbury, stringing, wrapped and double whipped shoulders, frames Yorkshire not illustrated good, strings one complete, one with minor break iii) Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 "Challenge" by F H Ayres circa 1932, with heavy ash insert to throat, double twin stringing (unusual for a 30s racquet), also heavily grooved handle (again unusual, normally leather by this Lot: 305 time), early illustration of fancy shoulders, overall good iv) "Au Two junior/child's-size tennis racquets, the first by an unknown Fait" by F.H. Ayres, circa 1933-34, laminated, combed handle maker, full gut, overall good; the other a very shall child's with original leather grip, with perlon strings, still with brass racquet circa 1910-15, good condition screw indicating transition period from solid ash with wooden Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 handle to laminate with leather grip, overall good v & vi) two racquets by Lillywhite Frowd & Co, a "Vennessa" and a "Vitesse" both circa 1935, the first Serpentine gut, both overall Lot: 306 good vii) "Aero Ace" by W.H. James circa 1935, unique shaped shaft, overall good viii) "Strokemaker" by A. Bailey & Co. Ltd., Three tennis racquets by Slazenger, i) "La Belle" circa 1912, circa 1940, restrung at a later date, overall good ix) "Top Flite concave, two coloured gut, overall good ii) "Eclipse" circa 1914 Standard" by Spalding, open throat model, frame good, strings with Slazenger embossed star logo, concave, thick gut, double original with blue trebling to match blue trim on frame, one twin stringing, white wrapped shoulders, frame and strings in broken, retailed by Hargreaves of Portsmouth poor state iii) "The Tower" circa 1930, this model not known in Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 the UK, frame exported to Palestine, strung and retailed by O.J Salem Jerusalem, unusual early laminated frame with combed wooden handle, overall good Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 Lot: 311 The earliest metal framed racquet: a Birmingham Aluminium Co. "Birmal" circa 1922-24, Patent No.230523, the fully Lot: 307 whipped handle indicates this to be an early model, piano wire stringing, frame good, strings one broken A scarce George Bussey of London "Demon Driver" wavy Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 wedge tennis racquet with a cork inlaid handle circa 1920, frame good, strings several broken; together with original Bussey press (2) Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Lot: 312 A Birmingham Aluminium Co. "Birmal" racquet 1920s, Patent No.230523, piano wire stringing Lot: 308 Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 A group of six concave tennis racquets, i) "Uandi Superb", retailer Underwood Ingrey, circa 1920, two coloured heavy stringing, overall good ii) "Paragon" by Forrester & Sons circa Lot: 313 1920, wrapped and whipped shaft, triple racket crest Two steel frame tennis racquets, a "New Dayton Racquet", embossed, overall good iii) "Argyle" by Stuart Surridge, circa American, piano wire strung, double twin stringing indicates 1926, frame good, restrung iv) "Keswick" by A.G.Spalding, early 1920's; and a Slazenger "Thors" [Thunder] circa 1925, Patent No. 4886 (27th February 1904), coloured gut, frame piano wire strung, double twin stringing and zig-zag stringing at good, strings good but part re-strung v) "The Masterpiece" by sides, both in good condition Grays of Cambridge circa 1920, triple double stringing, Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 originally found in terrible condition, had been strung in nylon and head caved in and twisted, re-strung as best possible in old gut, condition now fair vi) "International" by G.R. Adams & Co., Lot: 314 circa 1930, laminated with reinforced shoulders, restrung with A Slazengers 'Steel' lawn tennis racquet with wire strings 1924, nylon, frame worn, strings complete cream painted steel head frame and collar, but with a traditional Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 wooden handle

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Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00

Lot: 315 An unusual Samuel Fox & Co. Ltd. "Silver Fox" patent racquet with stainless steel head and traditional wooden handle, junior size not illustrated Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00

Lot: 316 A very unusual "Fifty-Fifty" triple-stem shaft tennis racquet by Cedric Veber of Paris circa 1930-35, in good condition. Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00

Lot: 317 A Hazels Ltd. Streamline "Blue Star" racquet circa 1935, re- strung with nylon, with coloured Hazells logo and numerous Patent numbers on one shoulder, good condition Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00

Lot: 318 A Hazels Ltd. Streamline "Green Star" tennis racquet circa 1935, original gut stringing intact, fine original condition Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00

Lot: 319 A "Supreme" portrait photograph racquet 1960s, bearing an Egyptian Ankh Cross symbolic of eternal life, adopted by Hoad as his motif after winning the Egyptian Open Championship in 1957 Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00

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