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Football, Rugby & Sporting Memorabilia DAY TWO FOOTBALL, RUGBY & SPORTING MEMORABILIA SPORTING EPHEMERA manufacturers J. Jaques & Son and 1013* Horse Racing. Original advertising Hamley Bros. United States of sign for ‘Stockade roll and pigtail 998 Empire & Commonwealth Games America. Trade mark no 36854. chewing tobacco’ with racegoer in 1954. Official menu for the British 06/08/01’. The box consists of two suit and hat. Some faults but in Sportsman’s Club luncheon given to ‘Jaques’ bats with parchment and generally good condition £40/60 the competitors of the Games in vellum (plus three later wooden 1954. The luncheon was held at The bats), nets with brass nickel fittings, 1014 Richard Dunwoody. Signed colour Savoy Hotel, London on 4th official ‘umpire’s Ping-Pong photograph of Dunwoody on Desert November 1954. The menu with scoresheet and standard edition of Orchid. Attractively mounted, cartoon cover illustration by Tom ‘Rules and Directions for Ping- Pong framed and glazed. Overall Webster. To inside pages, poem by or Gossima’. G £80/120 21”x17”. G £20/30 A.P. Herbert, menu and toasts. The rear cover signed in ink by Viscount 1006 ‘Bobs. The New Bridge Game. A 1015 Lester Piggot. Colour photograph of Alexander of Tunis (who opened the Popular Colonial Pastime. British Piggot on horse. Signed in ink by Games), Lord Aberdare (Chairman, Manufacture’. Boxed game with Piggot. 10”x8”. G £15/25 BSC) and Sandy Duncan (England wooden numbered stand up frame 1016 ‘Frankie. The Autobiography’. Team Manager). The inside pages to be used on a snooker/billiards Frankie Dettori. London 2004. signed by Roger Bannister, Chris table. Some wear to box otherwise Signed to title page by Dettori. VG Chataway (Athletes), Jack Beresford in good condition £20/30 £20/30 (Rowing), Ken Richmond (Boxer), A.P. Herbert etc and the front cover 1007 ‘Table Tennis. The Popular Table 1017 Signed horse racing books. ‘Duel. by artist Tom Webster. Vertical fold, Game. The Victory Set. No.52’. The Champions Defence’. Richard some age toning to covers otherwise Boxed game, c1920’s, with bats, Dunwoody 1994, ‘McCoy. The in good condition £40/60 balls, net. Some wear to box Autobiography. Tony McCoy 2002, otherwise in good condition £20/30 ‘Some You Win. A Life in Racing’. 999 British Empire Games, Hamilton, Julian Wilson 1998 and ‘Red Rum. A Canada 1930. Official programme 1008 ‘Derby Race Game. Chad Valley’. Boxed game, c1940’s, with board, Racing Legend’. Ginger McCain . for the Opening Ceremony and The first three signed to title page by events on the 16th August 1930. G cards etc. Some wear to box otherwise in good condition £20/30 the jockey featured, the Red Rum £15/25 book signed to dustwrapper. G 1000 British Empire Games, Hamilton, 1009 Sporting photographs. Selection of £30/40 Canada 1930. Official programme eleven signed photographs/promotional cards of 1018 Newmarket & Cheltenham 1970- for the athletics events etc on the 2000. Over sixty metal and enamel 21st August 1930. G £15/25 sportsmen/women. Includes Daley Thompson, Nadia Comaneci, Stan race course members badges with 1001 British Empire Games, Hamilton, bowles, Barry venison, Jerry Collins, cords attached. VG £80/120 Canada 1930. Official programme John Hartson etc. Various sizes. G 1019 Richard Dunwoody. Signed colour for the Boxing and Wrestling events £20/30 photograph of Dunwoody on Desert etc on the 22nd August 1930. G Orchid. Attractively mounted, £15/25 1010 ‘Fifty Years of Sport- At Oxford, Cambridge and the Great Public framed and glazed. Overall 1002 British Empire Games, Hamilton, Schools’ Eton, Harrow and 21”x17”. G £15/25 Canada 1930. Official programme Winchester. Volumes I, II & III. 1020 Victorian sporting buttons. Three for the Closing Ceremony and final Various editors including A.C. M. Victorian brass sporting buttons. events etc on the 23rd August 1930. Croome, R.H. Lyttelton, A. Page etc. Each button having a colour image 16 folding pages. G £20/30 London 1913 & 1922. Excellent of a sportsman/sport. One of a decorative leather binding. Odd 1003 Roger Bannister. Commemorative golfer, one a cricketer and the other faults otherwise in good condition coin (50p) produced to celebrate the a race horse. c1890’s. G £30/50 £50/70 50th anniversary of Bannister 1021 ‘Winning is not Enough’. Jackie breaking the four minute mile. 1011 Horse Racing vesta case. Victorian Stewart. London 2007. Signed in ink Mounted to official blue card with silver metal vesta case decorated by Stewart to title page. VG£20/30 printed details. Signed by Bannister. with two horses and jockey’s to each G £20/30 side. ‘925’ to inside. Approx 1022 Motor Racing. Fourteen Formula 1.5”x2”. Metal ring suspension. VG One keyrings and pin badges. VG 1004 Manchester Athletic Club. Two £100/150 £15/25 official season ticket booklets for 1895 and 1935. G £30/40 1012 Jockey and horse. Bronze metal 1023 Norwich Speedway 1947/1948. figure of jockey and horse on marble Fifteen programmes for the period. 1005 ‘The New Table Game of Ping Pong stone plinth. Bronze metal base with Some rusting to staples, generally or Gossima’. Early turn of the artists name ‘Inoore Bonheur’. good £20/30 century table tennis set in original Approx 8.5” tall by 9” wide. G box with colourful decorative lid in 1024 ‘Speedway Riders’. J. Player & Sons £80/120 good condition. ‘Sole publishers & 1937. Full set in original album. 70 G/VG £15/25 programmes for the period. Good covers with Games emblem of range of venues. Sold with a young boy athlete with laurel 1025 Sporting ephemera. Box of quantity of Leicester rugby wreath. Some faults including ephemera, mainly football & cricket. programmes, books etc. G £20/20 splitting to spine, generally good Programmes, autographs, trade condition £30/50 cards, annuals, booklets, tickets, 1037 Snooker. Large wooden snooker books, scorecards, World Cup 1966 scoreboard c1900 with brass fittings. 1045* Olympic Games. Berlin 1936. etc. Interesting selection. G £30/50 G.Wright & Co of London. G Original and attractive watercolour £20/30 artwork for the 1936 swimming 1026 Joe Davis and Walter Lindrum. poster with titles to top and bottom Signed magazine pictures of the two 1038 ‘A Lifetime in a Race’. Matthew ‘Deutschland. Berlin 1936. XI World Snooker champions. G Pinsent. London 2004. Signed in ink Olympiad’. This being the working £10/20 by Pinsent to title page. VG £15/20 draft by the artist, Walter of Berlin. 1027 Michael Schumacher. Signed colour 1039 ‘Working The Wheel’. Martin Signed to the lower right hand promotional card of Schumacher. Brundle. London 2004. Signed in ink border by the artist. 16”x21”. Signed in black ink. G £15/25 by Brundle to title page. VG£10/15 Unique. G £1500/2000 1028* Cycling. Pair of real photograph OLYMPIC GAMES 1046 Olympic Games 1936. ‘Die postcards of Red Harris and Dennis Olympischen Spiele 1936’. Original Horn. Both individually signed. G 1040 Olympic Games. Stockholm 1912. album with mounted paper £30/40 ‘Kasttaflingar’. Official pictorial photographic postcards of the brochure for the Throwing Events Olympic stars issued by the German 1029* ‘Camb Town Rowing Club 1st Boat held at the Olympic Games, cigarette company 1936. Complete. 1913’. Excellent display comprising Stockholm 1912. Attractive brochure G £150/200 two sepia photographs of the (Del 11) with pictorial front cover rowing team and the other on the featuring the Discus event featuring 1047 London Olympic Games 1948. water. Mounted with title to top and H. Magnusson of Sweden who won Official programme and two tickets rowers names to lower border. a Bronze medal in the event. Sixteen for the Opening Ceremony on the Photographs by Stearn & Sons of page brochure with many action 29th July 1948. Odd faults Cambridge. Framed and glazed. photographs of the various events otherwise in good condition £25/35 Overall 30”x18”. VG £140/180 including Discus, Javelin, Hammer 1048* Olympic Games. Helsinki 1952. and Shot putt. Most of the text in 1030 Michael Schumacher. Colour Official poster for the Games with Swedish, some in English. Good photograph of Schumacher in racing artwork by F. Sysimetsa. Printed in condition £25/35 car. Signed in ink by Schumacher. Finland. The poster has been signed 10”x8”. G £40/60 1041* ‘Jeux Olypiques De 1924. Olympic by the West German Olympic Games 1924. Real photograph Football Team, who came 4th in the 1031 Speedway. ‘Famous Dirt-Track postcard of the American 4x100m Games and Manager Sepp Riders’. Ogden’s 1929. Full set of Relay team, Scolz, Paddock, Norton Herberger. 11”x15”. Rare. G twenty five cards. Sold with and Hill. Printed in Paris. No 394. £1000/1500 ‘Speedway Riders’. Players 1937. Scarce £50/60 Full set of fifty cards in album. G 1049* Olympic Games. Melbourne 1956. £40/60 1042* Olympic Games 1924. Real Official poster for the Games with photograph postcard of the artwork by Richard Beck. Printed in 1032 Speedway. Box of speedway American Champion 200m runner Australia by Container Limited of ephemera including magazines, Jackson Scolz. Printed in Paris. No Melbourne. Minor foxing/staining, books, LP Record 1974 World 397. Scarce £40/50 folds otherwise in good condition Speedway Final, trade cards, 13”x20”. Rare £1000/1500 programmes 1965-2004 (45), 1043 Olympic Games Los Angeles 1932. auction catalogues, videos etc. G Official programme for the Victory 1050* Olympic Games. Munich 1972. £30/50 and Closing Ceremonies and Large official colourful poster for the Equestrian events held at Olympic Games with artwork by Bruckmann 1033 Wimbledon. Official programmes for Park on the final day of the Games, of Munich. Printed in Munich. the 2002 and 2003 Championships. Sunday, August 14th 1932. The 25”x38”. Rare. G £500/800 Sold with a quantity of Olympic programme with decorative colour Games ephemera including booklets, 1051* Olympic Games.
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