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Football, Rugby & Sporting Memorabilia DAY TWO FOOTBALL, RUGBY & SPORTING MEMORABILIA SPORTING EPHEMERA Philadelphia 1959 etc. Plus some 1005 Olympic Games 1964 and 1980. athletics magazines. Some signatures ‘Official Handbook of Great Britain’s 994 Olympic Games 1948. Official to programmes. Some programmes Olympic Team’ at the Tokyo and programmes for the Athletics events with faults, the majority good Moscow Olympic Games. G £15/25 on 3rd and 7th August 1948 held at £30/50 Wembley. Sold with an official 1006 Olympic Games. Stockholm 1912. programme/guide for the Bern 999 Speedway. Selection of eight ‘Skytte Och Utomhustennis’. Official European Athletics Championships programmes including London v pictorial brochure for the Shooting 1954 and official Guide and Team Australia, Harringay 1947, Wembley and Tennis Events held at the Handbooks for the Summer and v Wimbledon 1947, Wembley v Olympic Games, Stockholm 1912. Winter Olympics of 1984 in Los Belle Vue 1947, United Kingdom Attractive brochure (Del 5) with Angeles and Sarajevo. G £25/35 Speedway Final, Wembley 1961, many action photographs and World Speedway Final, Wembley pictorial front cover featuring the 995 VI British Empire and 1967 etc. Sold with thirteen various shooting events. Most of the text in Commonwealth Games 1958. Eight motor racing, stock card and motor Swedish, some in English. Some official programmes for the Games cycling programmes 1950/60’s. pages uncut at head otherwise in held in Cardiff, Wales. Programmes Some faults, majority good £25/35 good condition £15/25 for swimming on the 19th, 21st, 22nd, 23rd and 24th July and 1000 Sporting programmes, magazines, 1007 Olympic Games. Stockholm 1912. programmes for athletics on the brochures and ephemera. Selection ‘Brottning Dragkamp, Gang’. 22nd, 24th and 26th July. Sold with including Harlem Globetrotters v Official pictorial brochure for the official ‘General Rules and Texas Cowboys 1956, Ice Hockey Wrestling Events held at the Olympic Information’ programme for the programmes 1940/50’s (Harringay Games, Stockholm 1912. Attractive Games and two Commonwealth & Wembley), boxing programmes brochure (Del 10) with many action Games Record books for 1966 and 1940/50’s, Amateur National Bowls photographs and pictorial front 1970. G £30/50 Championship programmes 1960, cover featuring the Wrestling. Most 1961, 1963, 1969-1971, South of the text in Swedish, some in 996 Olympic Games. Rome 1960. African Bowls tour brochure English. Some pages uncut at head Complete set of eight official 1968/69, some cricket programmes, otherwise in good condition £15/25 programmes for the Athletic events scorecards included. G £20/30 at the Games, 31st August to 8th 1008 Horse racing. Decorative tall silver September 1960. Sold with official 1001* Olympic Games 1908. Pair of metal tubular vesta case with horse programme for the Games, official postcards, one of the opening of the racing design to side of horseshoe, programmes for the Swimming Games and the other of the whips and jockey’s cap. Broken events on the 1st September and the Marathon winners, Pietri Dorando of spring clip to inside. Not hallmarked, closing Ceremony on the 11th Italy who was disqualified and marked to base ‘925G. Sterling’. September 1960. Good condition eventual winner J.J. Hayes of the Approx 3” tallx1”. G £70/100 £50/70 USA. G £80/120 1009 Horse racing. Decorative small 997 British Empire Games 1934. Official 1002 Olympic Games Berlin 1936. Official sterling silver vesta case in the shape programme and handbook for the programme for events at the of a jockey’s cap. Broken spring clip Games held in London. Rusting to Olympic Stadium and other venues to inside. Not hallmarked, marked to staples, some wear to staple holes, on 6th August 1936. Includes the base ‘925G. Sterling’. Approx old tape to spine, covers almost Great Britain v China football match. 2”x1”. G £50/70 detached at spine otherwise in good G £30/40 condition £25/35 1010 Horse racing. Metal matchbox 1003 Olympic Games 1932. Los Angeles. holder with celluloid horse racing 998 Athletics programmes 1950/70’s. Xth Summer Olympics. Official scene to side. Approx 3”x2”. G Collection of over sixty programmes Report of the Los Angeles Games. £40/60 for national and international ‘The Games of the Xth Olympiad, meetings. Includes Great Britain v Los Angeles 1932, Official Report’, 1011 Horse Racing. Thirty mono and Germany 1955, v Hungary 1955, v published by the Xth Olympiade colour press photographs of jockeys. Czechoslovakia 1956, London v Committee, Los Angeles, 1933. Jockeys include Dettori, Eddery, Budapest 1956, London v Stockholm 815pp, text in English. Excellent McCoy, Kinane, Duffield, Fitzgerald 1959, Great Britain v U.S.S.R. 1957, condition in original box £300/500 etc. 10”x8”. G £20/30 v France 1957, v Poland 1957, v 1012 Horse racing. Large racehorse and British Empire 1958, AAA 1004 British Empire Games, Hamilton, Canada 1930. Official programme jockey cold painted spelter match Championships 1952, 1955, 1956, striker c1920/30’s. Sold with brass 1957, 1958, 1959, 1960, cross- for Athletics on the 23rd August 1930. 16 folding pages. Sold with horse and jockey stand up figure. country, London to Brighton 1950’s, Qty 2. G £40/60 European Championships, souvenir Guides for the Stockholm 1958, Edinburgh 1973, Commonwealth Games held in 1013 Horse Racing & Greyhound 69th Annual AAU Track and Field Wales 1958 and for the 1956 programmes 1040/60’s. Eleven Championships, Dayton Ohio 1957, Olympics held in Melbourne. G programmes including Ripon, 1953 USA v USSR, Franklin Field, £25/35 & 1959, Harringay 1945 etc. Generally good £10/20 63 1014 Horse racing. Large collection of BOXING, TENNIS & GOLF each end. Circular carrying handle to racecards for various meetings middle set of clubs. 5.25” long by 1025 Churchman’s ‘Boxing Personalities’ 1990/2000’s. Many ‘Timeform Race 4.5” tall. VG. Sold with four silver 1938. Full set of fifty cards in good Cards’. G £15/25 metal golf buttons (London Button condition. Sold loose in original Co). VG £70/100 1015 ‘Epsom Grandstand 1840’s’. Churchman’s album £15/25 Copeland and Garrett, 9”, plate with 1036 Tennis racket. Crested china tennis 1026 Golf club. Crested china golf club. transfer printed central image of the racket with three tennis balls with Colour emblem for ‘City of Bristol’. Epsom Grandstand. Floral decoration colour emblem for ‘Bristol’. Shelley Approx 4”. Arcadian China. G to edge. Makers stamp to verso with China. Approx 4.5” long. G £20/30 £25/35 ‘1847’. G £40/60 1037 Australasia v United States of 1027 Golf. Decorative small silver metal 1016 Golf figure. Ceramic figure of a America 1920. Official programme oblong vesta case with raised image golfer in full swing. 6” tall. Sold with for the Davis Cup Final played on the of golfer driving to both sides of the a crescent shaped Swiss sweet tin Auckland Domain, New Zealand on case. Ring suspension. Not with football scene to lid. G £15/25 the 28th-31st December 1920. The hallmarked, marked to inside edge programme with original pictorial 1017* ‘Camb Town Rowing Club 1st Boat ‘925G’. Approx 1.25”x1.5”. G wrappers has some age toning and 1913’. Excellent display comprising £50/70 rusting to staples, old tape marks to two sepia photographs of the 1028 Golf. Signed colour photographs and staple edge otherwise in good rowing team and the other on the promotional cards of Nick Faldo, condition £70/100 water. Mounted with title to top and Colin Montgomerie, Ian Woosnam, rowers names to lower border. USA won the final by 5 matches to and Jose Maria Olazabel. Various Photographs by Stearn & Sons of nil sizes. G £25/35 Cambridge. Framed and glazed. 1038 Tennis. French biscuit tin, late Overall 30”x18”. VG £100/150 1029 Golf. Selection of signed colour 1940’s, with tennis scene to upper photographs of golfers including 1018 ‘The Complete Hockey Player’. hinges lid and four further sporting Langer, Weiskopf, Strange, Irwin, Eustace E. White. London 1909. 2nd scenes to all side panels including Player, Montgomerie, James etc. edition. Original boards. Some rugby, boule, skiing and water polo. Sold with thirteen white cards each staining to boards otherwise in good G/VG £80/120 individually signed by a prominent condition £15/25 golfer. Signatures include Lawrie, 1039 Tennis. Thirty mono and colour press 1019 ‘The Boat Race’. G.C. Drinkwater. Rocca , Broadhurst etc. G £30/40 photographs of tennis. Players London 1939. Original boards. Good include Sampras, McEnroe, Henman, 1030 Golf. Forty mono and colour press condition £15/25 Becker, C. Evert, Graf etc. 10”x8”. G photographs of golfers. Players £30/40 1020 Cigarette cards. Full sets of ‘In the include Tiger Woods, Faldo, Public Eye’, Phillips 1935, Montgomery, Ballesteros, Daly, 1040 Tennis. Signed sepia press ‘Champions’ Gallaher 1934, ‘Kings Jacklin, Ryder Cup, Nicklaus etc. photograph of Karol Fageras of USA of Speed’ Churchman 1939 and 10”x8”. G £30/40 taken at Wimbledon 1958. Sold with modern set of ‘Sporting Stars’. Joe three signed plainback postcards of 1031 ‘Biffit Golf Set’. 1930/40’s Walker series. All sets with some G. Forbes, R.N. Howe and A. ‘Professional aid to improve your sporting cards. G £20/30 Cooper. All taken at Wimbledon. G Golf’. Complete in original box. G £20/30 1021 Sporting ephemera. Large box of £15/25 ephemera covering football, rugby, 1041 Great Britain v United States of 1032 Tiger Woods. Signed colour golf, athletics, cricket etc. Includes America 1934. Official programme photograph of Woods driving. programmes, cigarette cards, for the Davis Cup Challenge Round 8”x10”. G £80/120 magazines, books, photographs, played at Wimbledon on 28th-31st some signed etc. G £20/30 1033 ‘The First Tee and Tom Morris Green.
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