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Football, Rugby and Sporting Memorabilia DAY TWO FOOTBALL, RUGBY AND SPORTING MEMORABILIA SPORTING EPHEMERA Leech. Bound in half red morocco London and measures 4.25”x6.5”. with gilt lettering, gilt to top edge. G VG. Rare £30/50 857 George Fordham. Champion Jockey £60/90 1855-1863, 1865, 1867-1869 and Edward Buck rowed at Hertford College, 1871 (joint). Sepia carte de visite 865 ‘Horsemanship. As it is To-day’. Oxford and joined the Twickenham photograph of Fordham, head and Sarah Bowes-Lyon. London 1933. Rowing Club in the 1880’s shoulders, in racing silks. Name 1st Edition. Illustrated. Some wear to 873 Sykes Winter Sports Catalogue printed to lower border. G £30/50 spine paper otherwise in good 1939/40. Illustrated. G £10/15 condition £25/35 858 New-Minster. Colour print of the 874 Bowls 1940/60’s. Collection of over horse New-minster with jockey 866 ‘Horse and Jockey’. Large original 250 metal and colourful enamel pin aboard. Famed and glazed. Overall acrylic painting of a horse and jockey badges for various Bowls clubs and 19”x13”. Sold with an attractive on canvas. Signed ‘Elliott 1994’. Associations for the period. Mainly circular copper plaque with image of Framed and glazed. Overall 1950/60’s, some earlier. Includes horse racing. 6.5”diameter. G 24.5”x41”. VG £40/60 ‘English Bowls Association 1920’, £25/35 867 Speedway. Official programmes for ‘Balham Bowling Club 1953’, ‘Kent 859 ‘The Jockey Club’. Excellent Royal Birmingham v New Cross, Daily Mail C.B.A. 1961’, ‘West London Bowling Crown Derby dish with enamel Semi-final 1948 and Walthamstow v Club 1953’, ‘W.B.A. Jubilee Year emblem of the Jockey Club and blue Cradley Heath 1951. G £10/15 1954’, ‘Australian Bowls tour of and gold enamel border to rim. Great Britain 1950, 1959’, ‘South 868 Motorsport 1970/90’s. Large box of Royal Crown Derby stamp and African Bowls Club 1955’, ‘New motorsport related ephemera number 5053 to base. VG £30/50 Zealand Bowls tour of Great Britain including raceday programmes, 1951’, ‘Canadian Bowlers Visit to 860 ‘Fred Archer & Bend Or’. Brass metal some signed, promotional posters, British Isles 1952’, ‘Isle of Wight plaque commemorating Archer and some signed, press packs, books, C.B.A. 1938’, ‘Royal Household the horse Bend Or winning the limited edition prints etc. Covers Bowling Club’, ‘Cape Peninsula S.A. Epsom Derby in 1881. The plaque in GPs, superbikes, tourers etc. G Bowling tour 1939’, British Bowlers the shape of a horse shoe with cap £30/40 Tour of the U.S.A. 1947’ etc. and whip to top with Archer on Bend 869 Sporting ephemera. Large box of Attractively displayed in large gilt Or to centre. 3.75”x 2.75”. Sold various sporting ephemera including frame. Good condition. The with a framed colour card depicting trade cards, books, photographs, collection of Tom Magnay, President jockey C. Smirke on Mahmoud, programmes, trophies etc. Includes of the Surrey County Bowling Derby winner 1936. Qty 2. G four volumes of ‘Sports Illustrated’. Association 1950/60’s £100/150 £30/50 G £30/40 875 A.A. Keech. National Bowls 861 Lester Piggott. Large colour 870 Speedway tickets 1946-1967. Champion 1945. Ink signature of photographic print depicting him in Selection of nine tickets including Bert Keech on album page, dated 1970 with Nijinsky, ‘Triple Crown Championship Final, Wembley 1946. G £10/15 Champion’. Signed by Piggott. 1946, England v Australia (2nd Test 16”x12”. Sold with COA and photo 876 Dennis Taylor. 1985 World Snooker Match), West Ham 1947 (two proof. VG £20/30 Champion. Large mono tickets), England v Australia (3rd Test photographic print showing scenes 862 Tony McCoy. Large colour match), Wembley 1947, World from the Final. Signed by Taylor. photographic print depicting him Championship Final, Wembley 16”x12”. Sold with COA and photo winning the Grand National in 2010. 1953, World Championship Final, proof. VG £15/25 Signed by McCoy. 16”x12”. Sold Wembley 1956, 1957, 1958 and with COA and photo proof. VG 1967. G £30/50 877 Alex ‘Hurricane’ Higgins. 1982 £18/25 World Snooker Champion. Large 871 Niki Lauda. Colour photograph of mono photographic print showing 863 Richard Dunwoody. Large colour Lauda driving racing car. Window scenes from the Final v Ray Reardon. photographic print depicting him mounted with ink signature below. Signed by Higgins. 16”x12”. Sold riding Desert Orchid to victory in Framed and glazed. Overall with COA and photo proof. VG 1989 and 1990. Signed by 17”x15”. G £25/35 £40/60 Dunwoody. 16”x12”. Sold with 872 Edward Buck. Rowing. Sepia cabinet COA and photo proof. VG £15/25 878 Raymond Van Barneveld. Darts. card photograph of Buck, head and Large colour photographic print 864 ‘Mr. Sponge’s Sporting Tour’. R.S. shoulders, wearing cap and blazer. showing him winning the World Surtees. London 1853. 1st Edition. Signed by Buck to image and dated Darts Championship. Signed by Van With hand coloured plates by John 1895. Cabinet card by Dickinson of Barneveld. 16”x12”.Sold with COA 64 and photo proof. VG £15/25 wear to covers otherwise in good Chairman of the club, two passes for condition £30/40 London Caledonians F.C. Seasons 879 Dennis Priestley. Darts. Large colour 1926/27 and 1927/28 and a fixture photographic print showing him in 887 Olympic Games Los Angeles 1932. card for Brentham F.C. Season action. Signed by Priestley. Official programme for the athletic 1950/51. Sold with an 1891 pass for 16”x12”.Sold with COA and photo events held at Olympic Park on the the National Athletic Ground at proof. VG £10/20 13th August 1932. The programme Kensal Rise, Brent for ‘Charles Avery’ with decorative colour covers with 880 Baily’s Magazine of Sports and and a Commonwealth Games 1958 Games emblem of young boy Pastimes. October 1903’. G/VG Invitation to meet the Games athlete with laurel wreath. Minor £15/25 Representatives at The City Hall, wear to covers, light vertical fold Cardiff. G £30/40 881 ‘The Encyclopaedia of Sport’. Edited otherwise in good condition £30/40 by The Earl of Suffolk and Berkshire, TENNIS, GOLF & BOXING 888 Sporting autographs. Selection of Hedley Peek and F.G. Aflalo. photographs, promotional cards etc, 894 Tennis claret jug. Victorian silver Volumes 1 & 2. London 1897 & all signed. Signatures include Lester plated and glass claret jug with 1898. First editions. Original Piggott, Jonny Wilkinson, Freddie tennis scene etched to glass showing decorative cloth. Gilt to all edges. G Flintoff, Daley Thompson, Fatima a lady tennis player hitting the ball £40/60 Whitbread etc. Various sizes. G with net and posts, floral decoration 882 Jane Smith. Team Great Britain £20/30 to verso. Silver plated spout and Olympic diver. Swimming costume handle with two plate marks. The 889 Press photographs 1950’s onwards. worn by Smith at the Sydney 2000 jug stands approx 11” high. Good File containing 56 mono press Olympic Games. The costume condition £100/150 photographs from various sports mounted with various pictures including athletics, swimming, 895 Golf buttons. Attractive set of six of showing Smith and team mates, one boxing, tennis, motorsport etc. golf silver-metal waistcoat buttons. signed by Smith. Framed and glazed. Various sizes. G £20/30 Each button with image of a golfer Overall 23”x28”. G £30/40 driving. G £30/50 890 Sporting publications 1960/70’s. 883 Olympic Games Los Angeles 1932. ‘Golf Illustrated’ Collection of fifty 896 Golf. A polished EPNS tulip vase with Official programme for the Opening seven editions of the magazine figure of a golfer about to drive a Ceremony held at Olympic Park on 1964-1971. Sold with eighty six golf ball, cast to base in front of a 30th July 1932. The programme editions of ‘Speedway Star’ 1964- tree. With original glass flute in with decorative colour covers with 1968. Some rusting to staples holder to top of tree. ‘W.W.H. & Co’ Games emblem of young boy otherwise in good condition £20/30 (William Wheatcroft Harrison of athlete with laurel wreath. Minor Sheffield) stamped to base. Approx wear to covers otherwise in good 891 Sporting tin. Large Victorian sporting 8” high. Rare £50/80 condition £30/40 tin with sporting scenes to main sides. Sports featured include 897 ‘The Links Clubhouse at St 884 Olympic Games Los Angeles 1932. hunting, rowing, tennis etc. Approx Andrews’. Kenneth Reed 1995. Official programme for the athletic 11”x7”x5.5” deep. Heavy wear, Framed limited edition colour print events held at Olympic Park on the rusting to lid, sides with lesser wear. signed by the artist. Limited edition 9th August 1932. The programme Generally good condition. Sold with 586/2000. Sold with a further with decorative colour covers with two small crescent shaped Swiss tins framed limited edition colour print of Games emblem of young boy with images of rowing and skating the 5th hole at Purbeck. Limited athlete with laurel wreath. Minor to lids. Qty 3 £20/30 edition 193/850. Both approx wear to covers otherwise in good 21”x17”. G £30/40 condition £30/40 892 Eagle autograph book 1950/60’s. Red autograph book containing 898 ‘Arnold Palmer. St Andrew 1960’. 885 Olympic Games Los Angeles 1932. football, cricket and stage and screen Excellent mono image of Palmer Official programme for the athletic autographs, with strong Fulham F.C. driving at the 10th Hole. Framed and events held at Olympic Park on the interest. Signatures include glazed. Overall 20”x16”. G £5/10 10th August 1932. The programme Blanchflower, Charles Buchan, with decorative colour covers with 899 Rory McIlroy.
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