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Lot: 1 took full use of the opportunity A gold model of a steering Reefer to a comfortable commemorating the victory of the 3 lengths win. Rossmore was racehorse 'Kettledrum' in the sure of victory and no doubt a 1861 Derby, the 'drumskin' made healthy wager helped pay for the with a grey hardstone and being purchase of this grand cup to a seal stamp with the following more than suitably commemorate hand written inscription reverse his horse's . engraved KETTLEDRUM, Estimate: £6,000.00 - £8,000.00 WINNER OF THE DERBY, 1861, attached to a gold chain nearly 12in. in length Lot: 3 Estimate: £800.00 - £1,200.00 A preserved hoof of 'Zoedone' the 1883 winner, mounted with electroplate and Lot: 2 converted as an inkwell, the A magnificent trophy hinged lid inscribed ZOEDONE, commemorating the victory of GRAND NATIONAL WINNER, Lord Rossmore's 'Reefer' in the 1883, PRINCE KARL KINSKY 1882 Nottingham Spring Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 Handicap, in hallmarked continental silver, a large vase & cover, the handles formed by Lot: 4 swan necks, the body with a A pair of royally presented racing band featuring winged horses plates worn by The Prince of and laurel, the square base with Wales's racehorse ball & claw feet and inscribed and his full brother Diamond identically on two sides Jubilee when winning 'REEFER' NOTTINGHAM races in 1896 and 1900, the HDCAP 1882, the inside of the Persimmon plate relating to the cover extensively engraved THIS victory, the Diamond CUP WAS ORIGINALLY Jubilee plate relating to the 2,000 PRESENTED BY THE KING OF , both plates uniformly THE BELGIANS TO THE KING presented, gilded and within a OF HOLLAND WHO giltwood border surmounted by AFTERWARDS GAVE IT TO Prince of Wales's Feathers, ONE OF HIS AMBASSADORS below are hand inscribed IT WAS SUBSEQUENTLY plaques, all laid down on red PURCHASED BY LORD velvet under glass in a wooden ROSSMORE TO frame, the backs fitted with an COMMEMORATE WINNING easel support and also ringed if THE NOTTINGHAM SPRING hanging is preferable, both 33 by HDCAP 1882 1 1/4m. £366 WITH 28cm., 13 by 11in. The plaques HIS CHESTNUT GELDING read: H.R.H. The Prince of 'REEFER' BY - Wales's, Persimmon, by St WEATHERSIDE, BY 3 Simon ... Perdita II, St. Leger LENGTHS CARRYING TOP Stakes, Sept. 1896 H.R.H. The WEIGHT 8st 7lb, RIDDEN BY Prince of Wales's, Diamond GEORGE BARRETT, overall Jubilee, by St Simon ... Perdita II, height 63.5cm., 25in., width Two Thousand Guineas Stakes, across the handles 30cm., 11 May ... 1900 Provenance: 3/4in. Reefer was a chestnut Bought at Sotheby's inaugural gelding foaled in 1875 by the St Racing Sale 13th November 1996 Leger winner Lord Clifden out of Estimate: £4,000.00 - £6,000.00 Weatherside. He had already won a Chester Cup in 1879 and was the classiest horse who lined Lot: 5 up for the Spring Handicap at Mr T. Worton's colours bag and Nottingham in 1883, having to the colours carried by his top carry top weight of 8st. 7lb. In his class handicapper of the 1890s autobiography 'Things I Can Tell' Victor Wild, the leather colours Lord Rossmore reveals that he bag inscribed to the brass lock T. had begged the WORTON, , to ride Reefer at ; the colours Nottingham, but Archer declined comprising a black & gold striped having already to jacket with red collar & cuffs, and another runner. George Barrett

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a black & gold quartered cap offered at auction here. The Victor Wild won the Royal Hunt competition then became known Cup at Ascot in 1894, and as the Brassey Challenge Cup. consecutive runnings of the In 1900 history repeated itself. A Great Jubilee Handicap at report in the Sydney Mail 17th Kempton Park in 1895 & 1896. March 1900 covers the match on Often burdened with big weights, 6th March and Camperdown's Victor Wild was also runner-up in defeat of Caramut at Moonee the in 1895 & Valley Racecourse and explains 1897, and in the Great Jubilee he that 'after an exciting struggle finished third in 1897. Mr T Camperdown was left in the Worton owned and trained Victor enviable position of owners of the Wild. Worton operated on a very trophy the match, which they small scale and Victor Wild was have now won three years in therefore a horse of great fortune succession.' Thus Lord for him. The winnings enabled Brassey's trophy was retired after Worton to build the Waltham just thee years, with the dominant House Stables in Upper Camperdown team having now Lambourn in 1898. Later won the annual polo match at occupants of the stables were the Moonee Valley six years in Rothschild family trainers F C succession. Thomas Brassey, Pratt (1919-1939), A J Wood 1st Earl Brassey, was a British (1940-1946 & D F Watson (1947- Liberal Party politician and 1957). Waltham House Stables Governor of Victoria, , was renamed Lethornes in 1964 from 1895 to 1900, residing at when Doug Marks trained there. Government House, Melbourne. Today's occupant is Michael Estimate: £1,200.00 - £1,600.00 Blanshard. Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 Lot: 7 A trio of silver goblets awarded Lot: 6 as point-to-point trophies in 1903 An Australian polo trophy: The and 1906, all fully hallmarked, Brassey Challenge Cup at awarded by the Tally Ho Club for Moonee Valley won outright by point-to-point competitions, all Camperdown Polo Club in 1900, won by Mr H Palethorpe, two by a two-handled English silver his horse Deist the other by his trophy cup, hallmarked Charles horse Ferret, the tallest 26cm., Stuart Harris, London, 1896, 10 1/4in. inscribed PRESENTED BY HIS Estimate: £250.00 - £300.00 EXCELLENCY LORD BRASSEY K.C.B., 1897, POLO CHALLENGE CUP, set on an Lot: 8 ebonised plinth with three A racing plate worn by Craganour winner's shields attached when winning the Middle Park chronicling the three successive Stakes at Newmarket in 1912, victories of Camperdown Polo mounted in a wooden frame Club in seasons 1897-98, 1898- together with a photograph of 99 & 1899-1900, height of cup Craganour with Saxby 29cm., 11 1/2in., weight 829gr., up, set with a title plaque, 23cm., 26oz. 13dwt. The Sydney Mail 9in. square As a two-year-old 20th March 1897 carries a report Craganour won the Middle Park of the Challenge Cup polo match Stakes and the . at Moonee Valley between The following year in 1913 the Camperdown and Colac. After colt was controversially Camperdown ran out comfortable disqualified after winning The winners the report informs us 'at Derby at . Craganour was the conclusion of the game his owned by Charles Bower Ismay, Excellency the Governor [Lord a member of the family that Brassey] presented the cup to owned the White Star Line whose the Camperdown team, who liner RMS Titanic had sunk on have now won it for three years her maiden voyage, 15th April in succession, and are thus the 1912. The decision to disqualify owners of it.' Lord Brassey Craganour appeared harsh and himself then commissioned a has long been thought to be the replacement challenge trophy, racing establishment closing which is the silver cup being ranks to prevent a member of the

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stigma ridden Ismay family Lot: 10 wining the event of A gold watch presented to the the racing calendar. Besides all jockey to of this, the 1913 Derby is as commemorate the six famous for being the 'Suffragette consecutive victories with Brown Derby' with Emily Davison Jack in the Queen Alexandra dashing onto the racetrack and Stakes at Royal Ascot, 1929 to bringing down the King's horse 1934, an 18ct Gold Hunting Anmer, the shocking protest Cased Keyless Lever Watch By resulting in her death. Am Waltham co., dial & provenance: The grandfather of movement signed, full plate gilt the present vendor was the lever movement, bimetallic jockey Fred 'Brusher' Herbert, compensation balance, white winner of over 3,000 races in 21 enamel dial, hair cracks, roman countries and winner of Kentucky numerals, subsidiary seconds, Derby in 1910 on Donau. William the polished case front with Saxby the rider of Craganour was reeded edge, applied equestrian Herbert's brother-in-law. motifs and inscribed BROWN Estimate: £500.00 - £700.00 JACK, Br,.G, 1924, JACKDAW- QUERQUIDELLA, the back inscribed TWO OLD Lot: 9 RELIABLES, EVERGREEN Two telegrams sent to the royal STEVE & OLD BROWN JACK, racehorse trainer the case front interior inscribed from King in 1922 and PRESENTED TO STEVE from Queen Alexandra The DONOGHUE, RIDER OF Queen Mother in 1924, both BROWN JACK, WINNER OF being by the way of a thank you THE QUEEN ALEXANDER [sic] for birthday greetings, the first STAKES AT ASCOT FOR SIX instructed from Buckingham CONSECUTIVE YEARS FROM Palace and dated 3rd June reads 1929 TO 1934, the cuvette R. MARSH ESQ. NEWMARKET, inscribed OWNERS SIR I WARMLY THANK YOU, MRS HAROLD & LADY ZIA MARSH AND THE EGERTON WERNHER, TRAINER IVIR HOUSE EMPLOYEES FOR ANTHONY, JOCKEY STEVE YOUR KIND DONOGHUE; sold together with CONGRATULATIONS ON MY a signed affidavit dated 1976 BIRTHDAY, GEORGE R.I.; the confirming that this gold watch second is instructed from H.M.S. had been bequeathed to this Sandringham dated 1st individual in Steve Donoghue's December 1924 and reads R. will, framed & glazed) MARSH, NEWMARKET, I Estimate: £7,000.00 - £9,000.00 THANK YOU AND THE EMPLOYEES OF EGERTON HOUSE FOR YOUR KIND Lot: 11 CONGRATULATIONS ON MY A walking stick formerly owned BIRTHDAY, ALEXANDRA, both by the jockey Steve Donoghue, framed & glazed by Pretty & Co carved holly with the handle of Newmarket The 1924 Queen expertly carved with two heads, Alexandra telegram is poignant that of Donoghue to one side and as this was her 80th birthday. As the great racehorse Brown Jack fate would dictate it would also to the other, 87cm., 34in., lacking be her final birthday celebration. the original end ferrule; sold In 1922 King George V was together with a 1967 newspaper celebrating his 57th birthday. article explaining the provenance Richard Marsh's first appointment to Donoghue, its later ownership as royal trainer was to King by the racehorse trainer J S Edward VII for whom he trained Bramley, and thence by family the winners of eight Classic decent to this day (2) races. King George V was Estimate: £400.00 - £500.00 enthusiastic about racing and owned many horses but just simply didn't seem to have the tremendous luck that his father enjoyed on the Turf. Estimate: £600.00 - £1,000.00

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Lot: 12 part company but I can assure A racing plate worn by Tapin you that my wishes for your when winning the Lincolnshire future are very sincere and Handicap 25th March 1925, heartfelt. I am going abroad mounted on an oak shield with immediately but I hope on my painted inscription TAPIN, return home to be able to send WINNER, LINCOLNSHIRE you a small memento of your HANDICAP, MARCH 25th, success on my horses in Classic OWNER - M.A. EKNAYAN, races. Yours sincerely, Derby. TRAINER - C. BARTHOLOMEW, The tone of Lord Derby's letter JOCKEY - S. DONOGHUE seems consistent in the fact that Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 it had been a fall out with the trainer that had caused Weston to lose his job, and not a direct problem with his patron. In 1934 Lot: 13 Colledge Leader, now private A trio of signed letters from Lord trainer to Lord Derby, took over Derby to his jockey Tommy the training of at Weston at the end of the 1927, Stanley House, Newmarket, for 1929 and 1934 seasons, his four-year-old campaign. It is typescript letters marked 'private' believed that Tommy Weston topped & tailed in ink by Lord was very critical of his employer's Derby, one from Knowsley, the training methods for Hyperion others from Derby House, which, judging by the colt's Stratford Place, London W1,, in dramatic loss of form, may have the 1927 letter Lord Derby had some foundation. However, summarises the season by back in these days it was not a saying 'Although this year we had jockey's place to voice such many disappointments we have criticisms. on the whole had a great year Estimate: £500.00 - £800.00 and I am very much indebted to you for the part to pay', Lord Derby then informs Weston that he will be organising a bonus to Lot: 14 be sent to him for £500 (£74,400 A trophy awarded to Tommy today using the average wage Weston for winning the Donkey index); the 1929 Lord Derby's Race at Ayr 15th July 1922, in letter says 'We have not had an the form of a silver goblet, altogether lucky year but that was hallmarked, Sheffield, 1920, certainly not your fault and inscribed DONKEY RACE, AYR, although you have ridden many 15th JULY 1922, WON BY, T. brilliant races I think the best I WESTON, height 17.5cm., 7in., ever saw you ride was the one in with original ebonised plinth which Bosworth was just beaten Estimate: £120.00 - £150.00 for the Leger, which was a brilliant piece of riding.' He then goes on to inform Weston that Lot: 15 from next season he will be A large overpainted photograph increasing his winning of Tommy Weston in the colours percentage from 5% to 7 1/2%; of Lord Derby, signed by the the 1934 is the most interesting Newmarket photographer as it draws to an end what had Clarence Hailey and dated 1923, been one of the most famous 53 by 43cm., 21 by 17in., framed associations in Turf history, and & glazed is worth repeating in full here Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 'Weston, I feel I cannot let the New Year come in without writing to send you every good wish for Lot: 16 the future and hope that you will Hand coloured photograph of ride many winners some of them Hyperion with Tommy Weston perhaps in my colours. You have Up, possibly used as for a been associated with me and my cigarette card issue, published by racing fortunes for so many years Osborne Companies Ltd, 16 by that I do not like it to lapse 21cm., 6 1/4 by 8 1/4in., without thanking you again for mounted, framed & glazed the service you have rendered Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 me. I will not go again into all the circumstances under which we

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Lot: 17 Lot: 22 Two photographs of Hyperion A greyhound racing trophy from with Tommy Weston up that he Stamford Bridge circa late 1930s, has dedicated to family in the form of a Sheffield silver members, the first inscribed TO plated cigarette box, the hinged DEAR SISTER AND DAD FROM lid mounted with a model of a TOMMY 1933, the other ALL racing greyhound and inscribed BEST WISHES FROM COUSIN PRESENTED AT STAMFORD TOMMY 1935, both 18 by 23cm., BRIDGE STADIUM LTD., fitted 7 by 9in., the Newmarket interior in cedar, length 25.5cm., photographer Frank Griggs has 10in. signed each mount, printed Estimate: £250.00 - £300.00 legends, framed & glazed Estimate: £350.00 - £450.00 Lot: 23 Memorabilia relating to the 1937 Lot: 18 St Leger finalist greyhound A group of five photographs Golden Staff, his orange No.5 featuring Tommy Weston winning jacket from the 1937 St Leger races, the only one identified by final, a cased finalist's medal and way of a printed legend is the two copies of the racecard; the unsaddling of Hyperion at lot also including a press photo after the St Leger win, and a Wembley admittance ticket Epsom and Ascot would appear for the night he won the division II to feature on other images, of the Wembley Gold Cup in various sizes but fairly small, all 1938; also a photo finish print framed plus three press cuttings (10) Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 Golden Staff was owned by Mr E C Powell and trained by H S D Bullock at Catford. Lot: 19 Estimate: £170.00 - £230.00 Charles F (20th century) MR JACK LEACH'S 'FIGARO' (T. WESTON) WINNING THE Lot: 24 STEWARDS CUP 1934 signed, The 1948 Royal Hunt Cup won inscribed with title, 35.5 by by Herbert Blagrave's Master 61cm.,14 by 24in., canvas Vote, in the form of a silver-gilt damaged trophy cup & cover hallmarked Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 London 1908, maker's mark W & Ss. Ld., the body inscribed THE ROYAL HUNT CUP, ASCOT, 1948, WON BY MASTER VOTE Lot: 20 (ATOUT MAITRE - Justyn Boys (20th century) PLEBISCITE), WINNERS H.G. & signed, dated 1929 & G. BLAGRAVE, JOCKEY RAE titled, oil on board, 36 by 43cm., JOHNSTONE, the reverse 14 by 17in., framed engraved with the Royal Coat of Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Arms, on an ebonised plinth, height 29cm., 11 1/2in., weight 1,952gr., 62oz. 15dwt. Herbert Blagrave was an all round sportsman who was a good cricketer in his youth, the Lot: 21 chairman of Southampton FC for A silver vesta case many years as well as being an commemorating the victory of owner-trainer-breeder at his Grakle in the 1931 Grand privately run stables at National, hallmarked Lindsay & Beckhampton Grange in Paisley Ltd, Glasgow, 1930, Wiltshire. He was also Governing inscribed to one side GRAKLE, Director of the Harwood Stud, 1931, the other side with Newbury, and of the Mount engraved facsimile signatures of Prospect Stud, Co Kildare. Ascot the horse's owner, trainer & was always his lucky racecourse jockey Cecil R.Taylor, Tom and he won the Royal Hunt Cup Coulthwaite & 'Robert V. Lyall, (three times), the Gold Vase, the length 6cm., 2 1/2in. King Edward VII Stakes, the Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 , the

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Ribblesdale Stakes and the Lot: 28 Granville Stakes. In 1948 Master A silver mounted racing Vote was winning the Royal Hunt plate, hallmarked J B Chatterley Cup for the second year in & Sons Ltd, , 1970, succession, the first time this had the silvered shoe with a been achieved since the race simulated horse hoof border was inaugurated in 1843. The mounted to an 8 1/2in. silver trophy was presented to the salver, titled THE NIJINSKY winning owner by HM King SHOE, and further inscribed George VI. ENGLISH TRIPLE CROWN, Estimate: £1,200.00 - £1,600.00 1970 (2,000 GUINEAS, AND St LEGER), IRISH SWEEPS DERBY, KING Lot: 25 GEORGE VI AND QUEEN A silver cigarette case ELIZABETH STAKES commemorating the first running Estimate: £800.00 - £1,200.00 of the Washington DC International in 1952, American sterling silver by R Blackinton, Lot: 29 the lid inscribed 1st RUNNING, The 1971, the WASHINGTON D.C. impressive trophy for the race INTERNATIONAL, OCTOBER being much earlier in date, 18th 1952, LAUREL RACE hallmarked Birmingham, 1928, a COURSE, LAUREL - MD, gilt bulbous Art Deco cup with interior The first running of the angular moulded handles, the Washington DC International was body inscribed GOODWOOD won by the British challenger CUP, 1971, WON BY, ROCK Wilwyn, owned by Robert C ROI (1967), CH.C. MOURNE- , trained by John Waugh SECRET SESSION, OWNED and ridden by Manny Mercer. In AND BRED BY COLONEL AND Life magazine vol 33 dated 3rd MRS F. ROGER HUE- Nov 1952 there is a 3 page WILLIAMS, TRAINED BY P.T. article on the race and on page WALWYN, RIDDEN BY 94 there is a picture of Manny D.KEITH,, above knopped stem Mercer being given an identical and pedestal foot, 52cm, 20 silver cigarette case by John 1/2in. across handles, 2,866gr, Shapiro, the President of Laurel 92oz 3dwt. Race Course. Estimate: £1,500.00 - £2,000.00 Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00

Lot: 30 Lot: 26 A set of silks, a The trophy for The Ladies at violet jacket with cerise spots to Aqueduct in 1965 won by Mrs body, cerise cap, mounted, Ethel D. Jacobs's , framed & glazed, 91.5 by 71cm., in the form of a sterling silver 36 by 28in.; sold together with a coffee pot, inscribed NEW YORK racecard for Brigadier Gerard's RACING ASSOCIATION, THE only career defeat against LADIES, AQUEDUCT, 1965, in the 1972 Benson & WON BY ETHEL D. JACOBS, Hedges Gold Cup at York. STRAIGHT DEAL, TRAINER H Brigadier Gerard was a bay colt JACOBS, height 19cm., 7 1/2in. foaled in 1968 by Queen's Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Hussar out of La Pavia. He was bred and owned by the former amateur jockey John Hislop and Lot: 27 his wife. His pedigree did not A signed pair race- suggest he would become a used stirrups, both signed in ink supreme champion to the leather , although he Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 possessed a near perfect confirmation. He was trained at West Ilsley by Major and ridden in his races by . The Brigadier won 17 of his 18 races including 15 successive wins between 24th June 1970 and 22nd July 1972.

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His victories comprised the Lot: 33 Berkshire Stakes, the A 1977 Grand National Champagne Stakes, the racing plate, in a custom lined Washington Singer Stakes, the presentation case with plaque Middle , the 2,000 engraved RED RUM, 1977; sold Guineas (beating the great Mill with a signed letter of Reef), the St James's Palace provenance from the present Stakes, the , the vendor that reads: THIS RACING Goodwood Mile, the Queen PLATE, FROM RED RUM'S Elizabeth II Stakes (twice), the FAMOUS THIRD WIN OF THE (twice), the GRAND NATIONAL, WAS , the Westbury GIVEN BY GINGER McCAIN TO Stakes, the Prince of Wales's MY MOTHER MONICA Stakes, the Stakes & the NUTTALL SO IT COULD BE King George VI and Queen SOLD AT A CHARITY AUCTION Elizabeth Stakes. The colt was IN AID OF INJURED JOCKEYS retired to the Egerton Stud HELD IN JUNE 1983. MY having won record prize money FATHER-IN-LAW BOUGHT IT in Britain of a quarter of a million AND GAVE IT TO MY WIFE pounds. As a he sired the AND I. GINGER McCAIN USED 1980 St Leger winner Light TO TRAIN MY PARENTS Cavalry. Provenance: Given by RACEHORSES. Major Hern to Peter West, Head Estimate: £2,000.00 - £3,000.00 Travelling Lad at West Ilsley. Estimate: £800.00 - £1,200.00 Lot: 34 The Michael Tanner Collection of Lot: 31 hair trophies from famous A silver-mounted racing racehorses, the locks of tail or plate, the plate in a raised setting mane hair contained in an album, on a hallmarked J B subjects comprising: , Chatterley & Sons Ltd, RED RUM, , Birmingham, 1973, inscribed NIJINSKY, SECRETARIAT, DAHLIA, BRILLIANT AMERICAN- JOHN HENRY, FOREGO, OWNED AND FRENCH BRIGADIER GERARD, MILL TRAINED FILLY, WINNER OF REEF, , THE KING GEORGE VI AND , LE GARCON QUEEN ELIZABETH D'OR, , DAWN STAKESAND THE IRISH RUN, , COMEDY GUINNESS IN 1973, OF ERRORS, GAYE BRIEF, diameter 26cm., 10 1/4in. WHAT A MYTH, FORGIVE 'N' Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 FORGET, BURROUGH HILL LAD, THE DIKLER, TEN UP, , MASTER SMUDGE, Lot: 32 SPANISH STEPS, PENDIL, The trophy for the DIAMOND EDGE, WAYWARD Charity Day Plate at York in LAD, BADSWORTH BOY, 1974, In the form of a silver plate TINGLE CREEK, FREDDIE, hallmarked London 1973 GRITTAR, HALLO DANDY, inscribed with the above details, WELL TO DO, & supported on four fish head feet, ; sold with a signed diameter 26 5cm., 10 1/2in. This letter of authenticity from Michael race was won by Mr Kelly's two- Tanner confirming that the hairs year-old filly Cupid Cave on 15th were collected between 1973 and June 1974. 1987 and acquired directly from Estimate: £120.00 - £160.00 the trainers, owners or custodians involved; or pulled by Michael Tanner personally; or acquired from the famous collector Ray Goddard; together with, when received in the first instance, photocopies of letters/compliments slips from the individuals responsible for sending the hairs to Michael Tanner; the lot also including a published article on the collector,

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the late Ray Goddard Estimate: £2,000.00 - £3,000.00 Estimate: £2,000.00 - £3,000.00

Lot: 36 Lot: 35 The trainer's prize for the 1980 A collection of hair trophies from The Queen Elizabeth The Queen famous racehorses, strands of Mother Champion Chase, in the hair from tails of racehorses form of a hallmarked silver-gilt collected between 1987 and the medal, suitably inscribed, the early 1990s arranged in a obverse with a steeplechasing scrapbook and accompanied by scene, engraved ANOTHER hand written notes and pictures DOLLY, MARCH 12th 1980, in cut from stud brochures and original Bunburys of London fitted Pacemaker magazine at the time, case; sold together with another representation of 65 horses in cased prize medal, total the collection begins with in copper inscribed THE DESERT ORCHID who was the COURAGE CHALLENGE, household name at the time and CHELTENHAM, 20th APRIL1983 inspired the then young owner's (2) 1980 was the first time the passion for , but the race was given its present title in steeplechaser is the exception as the year of The Queen Mother's tail hair all the other subjects 80th birthday and in recognition forming a stellar equine cast of her patronage of jump racing. were obtained from British, Irish Beforehand the race, first run in & American stud farms, on 1959, was known as the National receipt many but not all of the Hunt Two-Mile Champion Chase. studs sent accompanying letters, Another Dolly is the longest comp slips etc., and copies of priced winner in the history of the these documents are offered with race, winning at odds of 33 to 1. this lot, in the order they appear The winner was owned by Mr Ian in the album the Urquhart, trained by comprise , and ridden by Morshead. MIDYAN, , NUREYEV, Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 , , , , , Lot: 37 , LAW SOCIETY, SLIP The trainer's trophy for the 1982 ANCHOR, SADLERS WELLS, Black Duck Stakes at York, in the , , form of a porcelain two-handled SHERNAZAR, , RISK cup with a panel portraying a ME, MAGIC MIRROR, BLAZING reproduction of Stubbs' famous SADDLES, , LEAR portrait of Gimcrack, royal blue FAN, CLAUDE MONET, ground, gilded details, the LEGEND OF , reverse, inscribed gilt YORK, , BE MY GUEST, 1982, BLACK DUCK STAKES, REACH, VALIYAR, BLUSHING GALLANT SPECIAL, OWNED GROOM, , GLINT BY MR W.R. HAWN, height OF GOLD, SIBERIAN 19.5cm., 7 3/4in. EXPRESS, , Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 LYPHARD, , , , , , ASSERT, TREMPOLINO, Lot: 38 A rug won by the outstanding mid- , , SHARPO, 1980s champion filly at LOMOND, , exercise, in the maroon livery of DON'T FORGET ME, Sheikh Mohammed, sold with a BLUEBIRD, LAST TYCOON, printed E-Mail from her trainer STORM BIRD, , KNOWN at the Carlburg FACT, ARCTIC TERN, , Stables, Newmarket, confirming NIJINSKY, , GALLIC the authenticity (2) Pebbles won LEAGUE, , BET eight races including the Nell TWICE, ALYSHEBA, MANILA, Gwyn Stakes, the 1,000 Guineas, STEINLEN & , also the Sandown Mile, the Eclipse containing hair from an ex- Stakes, the Champion Stakes racehorse JUMBO who the and the Breeders' Cup Turf. vendor's mother looked after in Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 retirement

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Lot: 39 to Sir 's Warren Place A group of three head collars for in 2010 (2) Del Deya won four the , Lycius & races including the Earl of , with signed letters of Stakes and Stakes in authenticity from Mill Ridge Farm, Ireland. Midday won nine races, Lexington, KY, for Diesis and six of which were at Group One from Our Mims Retirement level, comprising three Home, , KY for Lycius (5) successive victories in the Diesis was a 1980 chestnut colt as well as the by Sharpen Up out of Doubly Breeders Cup Filly & Mare Turf, Sure. He was a top two-year-old the and the Prix winning the Middle Park and Vermeille. Like the mighty . As a stallion in , she was owned, trained Kentucky his progeny earned and ridden by Abdulla, Sir over $47 million and his most Henry Cecil and Tom Queally. important progeny in Europe Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 would include , Magistretti, Docksider, , , , Three Lot: 42 Valleys, whilst in America he got Royal Athlete's Grand National Husband, Storm Trooper, 'Parade of Champions' blanket, Continuously and dark blue, Martell sponsor's logo Rootentootenwooten. He died and inscribed ROYAL ATHLETE, aged 26. Lycius was a chestnut 1995 colt foaled in 1988 by Mr Estimate: £60.00 - £100.00 Prospector out of Lypatia. As a two-year-old he won the and in his race career was placed in six Group One races. His most notable Lot: 43 progeny by winning prize money A group of four saddle cloths, i) are Palladio, Slap Shot, Hello, Dernier Empereur, raceworn in Ivan Luis, Khasayal and the 1996 Belmont Early Times Burgundy. Soviet Line was a bay Manhattan Grade 1 at Belmont foaled in 1990 by out Park ii) Orfisio, raceworn in the Shore Line. He won 10 races 2002 Hamburg including back-to-back wins in iii) Rob Roy, spare, 2005 2,000 the Lockinge Stakes. The vendor Guineas iv) a spare saddle cloth obtained the head collar from the produced for the Cheltenham geldings retirement home in the World Hurdle the lot also USA. including v) an exercise sheet Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 from the Dubai International Racing Carnival Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 Lot: 40 The trophy for the 1991 Challenge Stakes at Newmarket Lot: 44 won by Lady Beaverbrook's A pair of Edredon Bleu's racing in a record time, in the plates worn during his win in the form of a silver model of a King George VI Chase at thoroughbred by E Barnard & Kempton Park 26th December Sons Ltd, London, 1991, 2003, the pair presented to Jim mahogany base applied with Lewis by the horse's farrier, tied plaque inscribed THE with an inscribed luggage label CHALLENGE STAKES, Edredon Bleu won the 2003 King NEWMARKET 17 OCTOBER George at long odds of 25-1, 1991, WON BY MYSTIKO IN beating Tiutchev and First Gold. RECORD TIME, 18cm., 7in. long Provenance: The Jim Lewis Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 Collection, Graham Budd Auctions, 9th November 2010 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Lot: 41 Racing plates from the top racemares Del Deya and Midday, the former obtained in 1995 at a open day, the latter given by her farrier during a visit

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Lot: 45 Lot: 48 The trophy for the 2007 Sky Bet A collection of Frankel Chase, in the form of a crystal memorabilia, comprising: a pink two handled trophy cup & cover cap signed by jockey Tom engraved THE SKY BET Queally and understood to be CHASE, WINNER, 27 JANUARY race worn; together with a set of 2007, , SOUTHWELL (unused) silks in the colours of RACECOURSE, height 41cm., Prince Khalid Abdulla, a jacket & 16in. The 2007 Sky Bet Chase cap; together with racecards for at Southwell was won by Mercy the 2010 , Rimell's home bred chaser the 2011 2,000 Guineas, St Simon, who was trained by John James's Palace Stakes, Sussex Spearing and ridden by Andrew Stakes and Queen Elizabeth II Thornton. The gelding went on to Stakes, for the 2012 Lockinge win back-to-back Class 1 events Stakes, , by capturing the Racing Post Sussex Stakes & Chase. The trophy for this race is International, the last named being offered as the following lot. signed by Tom Queally and Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 accompanied by York promotional literature and a Tote betting ticket, eight various metal Lot: 46 & enamel members' badges for The trophy for the 2007 Racing 2010 & 2011 relating to Post Steeple Chase, in the form racecourses where Frankel ran in of a large black glass dish these seasons, plus a NTF mounted on a hallmarked silver badge base, W I Broadway & Co., Estimate: £800.00 - £1,000.00 Birmingham, the rim inscribed THE RACING POST STEEPLE CHASE, KEMPTON PARK, 24th Lot: 49 FEBRUARY 2007, diameter A 9ct. gold bracelet and tie clip 35cm., 13 3/4in. The 2007 formerly owned by the jockey Racing Post Chase at Kempton Manny Mercer, the bracelet Park was won by Mercy Rimell's engraved E. MERCER, WILWYN home bred chaser Simon, who COTTAGE, NEWMARKET, the was trained by John Spearing tie clip engraved with the initials and ridden by . E.L.M. Emmanuel Mercer was a The gelding was winning back-to- leading jockey in the 1950s who back Class 1 events having tragically died in a racing previously won the Sky Bet accident at Ascot in 1959. Chase (formerly the Great Perhaps most famously he won Yorkshire Chase). The trophy for the inaugural running in 1952 of this race is being offered as the the Washington DC International previous lot. at Laurel Park, Maryland, aboard Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Wilwyn after whom he named his cottage in Newmarket. Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 Lot: 47 The saddle cloth for 's final career race in the Lot: 50 Hong Kong Vase at Sha Tin 9th A Swiss medal for horse racing at December 2007, the green sheet Saignelegier in 1916, bronze, the numbered 1, inscribed DYLAN obverse with the scene of a THOMAS, and with the Irish flag starter with raised flag, three Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 horses & jockeys beyond, the reverse inscribed MARCHE- CONCOURS et COURSES de CHEVAUX, SAIGNELEGIER, 1916, in original case Estimate: £120.00 - £150.00

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Lot: 51 Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 A trio of gold & diamond stick pins with horse shoe designs, with one crossed by a riding crop, Lot: 57 an another by a horse shoe nail A gold & carved ivory horse stick Estimate: £350.00 - £450.00 pin by Jamieson & Son of Aberdeen, in original case; sold with a similar carved ivory horse, but with the stick pin appearing to be a gilt-metal replacement (2) Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 Lot: 52 A cased pair of 18ct. gold and enamel gentlemen's cuff links with representations of the four Lot: 58 vices, racing, cards, drinking & A reversible gold stick pin set womanising, in original case of with rubies to one side and the jewellers & silversmiths J W diamonds to the other designed Benson Ltd., Ludgate Hill, as a winning post by G de London Ansorena of Madrid, the lid of the Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 original mirror backed case set with what appears to be a Duke's coronet above a monogram with Lot: 53 the initials B & C An unusual pair of gold Estimate: £500.00 - £700.00 gentlemen's cuff links by Mellerio of Madrid designed as shotgun cartridges, signed, in yellow & Lot: 59 white gold, each cartridge set at A Victorian gold stick pin one end with a small ruby exquisitely designed with a head Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 and shoulders model of a greyhound by Hancocks of London, the hound looking back over his shoulder with an alert expression, the eyes set with a Lot: 54 ruby, and with a pearl in a setting A cased pair of 18ct. gold and from the hound's collar, enclosed enamel gentlemen's cuff links by a horse shoe design, original portraying the champion fitted box for Hancocks of Bruton greyhound Mick The Miller, in Street & New Bond Street, original case of Paul Longmire London Limited, St James's, London Estimate: £500.00 - £700.00 Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00

Lot: 60 A gold stick pin modelled as two Lot: 55 greyhounds, chained to one A cased pair of Asprey 9ct. gold another at the collar, and intaglio crystal gentlemen's Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 cuff links portraying game birds, mallard duck, partridge, snipe & pheasant, in original case of Asprey, Bond Street, London Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00

Lot: 61 A Victorian gold, rock crystal & Lot: 56 jewelled stick pin of a jockey, his A cased pair of W. Thornhill & cap and collar set with diamonds Co., London, gold & intaglio and other stones, his face carved crystal cuff links portraying in rock crystal, red enamelling to racehorses & jockeys circa cap & jacket 1890s, colours including those of Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 Lord Rosebery and Major McCalmont, original fitted case for Thornhill's, New Bond Street

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Lot: 62 Lot: 67 A gold, diamond & ruby stick pin A Doulton Lambeth stoneware of a jockey, effectively & red & flask with applied portrait of Fred white quartered cap being Archer circa 1886, of bulbous created by a diamond flanked by form, brown body with darker two rubies, the jockey encircled brown glazed neck, impressed by a white enamel winning post mark & number 9342 to base, Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 height 18cm., 7in. Estimate: £500.00 - £700.00

Lot: 63 Lot: 68 A gold horseshoe stickpin A collection of 54 W T Copeland Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 & Sons pottery plates with hunting designs by Lionel Edwards specially commissioned by Soane & Smith Ltd, Knightsbridge, London, all printed monochrome and titled from a numbered series to the underside, comprising: 39 with scalloped border, multiples of eleven different designs, Lot: 64 diameter 22cm., 8 3/4in. 5 of A gold & intaglio reversible stick shaped square form, each with a pin of the jockey Fred Archer, the different design, diameter 22cm., intaglio set in a stirrup design that 8 3/4in. 9 dinner plates larger, can swivel for a choice of two seven different designs, diameter prints, the first a half portrait of 25.5cm., 10in. 1 other dinner Archer wearing Lord Falmouth's plate but with a banded border, colours, the other of him seated diameter 25.5cm., 10in. mostly in on a racehorse, inscribed good condition, but occasional ARCHER, the pin with a finial examples with defects, one with designed as a jockey's spur a stained crack Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Estimate: £700.00 - £1,000.00

Lot: 65 Lot: 69 A set of Essex Crystal hand Five modern limited edition china painted cuff-links circa 1920, racing plates, Wedgwood St portraying the 'four vices' racing, Leger Bicentenary 1776-1976; drinking, cards & womanising, in Wedgwood The Queen's Horses original jeweller's case for 1952-1977 for the Silver Jubilee; William , London Caversall's commemoration of Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 the 200th running of The Oaks 1779-1978; Caversall's commemoration of the 200th running of The Derby 1780-1979; Lot: 66 Royal Doulton, Red Rum Triple Two Victorian pot lids with Grand National Winner 1973, sporting designs, the first 1974, 1977, all 25.5cm., 10in, portraying the finish of The diameter except the last named, Derby, the other a highlands 20cm., 8in. scene titled 'The Sportsman', Estimate: £120.00 - £150.00 both lids are complete with their pots, the latter example unusually encased in silver, including the Lot: 70 under-rim of the lid Souvenir racing glasses and Estimate: £180.00 - £220.00 baseball caps, glasses comprising: Breeders' Cup for 1989, 1993 (x2), 1994 (x 2), 1998, 2000, 2001 (x2), 2004, 2005 (x 2), 2006, 2007 (x2), 2008 & 2010; for 1993 (x2),1994 (x2), 1995, 1996, 1998, 2008; sold together with a qty. of

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baseball caps including issues for Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 Breeders Cups, Kentucky Derbys and Dubai World Cups; the lot also including press accreditation Lot: 75 ribbons, including examples for An unusual car mascot designed the De Triomphe and the as two racing greyhounds taking Hong Kong International (a qty.) a hurdle in unison, silver plated Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 bronze, the dogs' jackets numbered 1 & 3, length 12.5cm., 5in. Lot: 71 Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Three vintage riding whips, the first with a finely carved bone handle of a hound, polished wooden shaft; the second a very rigid leather encased whip; the Lot: 76 A pair of boot hooks with third a length of bamboo electroplated fox handles, Estimate: £120.00 - £150.00 running in opposite direction, 'jewelled' eyes Estimate: £70.00 - £100.00 Lot: 72 Two carriage driving whips, the first with a bone handle and silver fittings hallmarked Birmingham, 1908, and with maker's mark of T C & Co, holly with leather lash, Lot: 77 An electroplated novelty cruet the other with white metal fittings set, the base a horse shoe, the and a leather handle, holly with pepper and mustard pots riding leather lash, area of holly with boots, a jockey's cap as an open twine reinforcement salt, the handle a stirrup & spur, Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 height 9.5cm., 3 3/4in. Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00 Lot: 73 Two silver-mounted whips featuring greyhounds, the first retailed by Gucci with a silver Lot: 78 handle modelled as a sitting A cased set of three silver ingots greyhound, hallmarked Sheffield, commemorating the winning of 1985, the long leather whip the Triple Crown in 1973 by measuring 84cm., 33in.; the other Secretariat, issued as a limited with a silver ferrule hallmarked edition by Silver Creations Ltd., London, 1920, the handle formed Emerson, New Jersey, complete by a carved bone greyhound's with certificate of authenticity head, 42cm., 16 1/2in. Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Estimate: £120.00 - £150.00

Lot: 79 Lot: 74 A Hong Kong Chinese carved Shooting interest, comprising: a wood sculpture of a racehorse & shotgun cartridge box by John jockey circa 1920s/30s, on Blanch & Son of London leather tapering wooden base, length & oak shotgun cartridge box, with 34.5cm. patent lever brass lock, leather Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 carrying handles, owner's initial to brass medallion on the lid, manufacturer's paper label inside the lid; an Asprey of London Swiss-style multi tool and tally counter, the casing marked for Lot: 80 pheasant, partridge, grouse and Racing Interest, comprising: a various; and a bronze of a pair of bronze and marble pheasant after the 19th century bookends, each with the head sculptor Paul Edouard and shoulder of a thoroughbred Delabrierre, length 18cm., 7in. and a horseshoe, height 15cm., 6in.; a leather travelling cigar

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case, with silvered metal horse Lot: 84 shoe fittings and family crest A bronze racehorse, set on a plaque; a wooden cigarette case, marble plinth with a bronze the lid fitted with a print after the pedestal for containing and sporting artist Ben Marshall, striking matches, length 24cm., 9 length 16.5cm., 6 1/2in.; a goblet 1/2in. etched with a racehorse & Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 jockey, a running rail beyond, the base inscribed GOODWOOD, 20cm., 8in.; and a small Plan and Survey of Egham Race Course, print published circa 1820, in a modern frame, overall 27 by Lot: 85 32cm. 10 3/4 by 12 1/2in. A bronze of a racehorse & Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 jockey, rich, brown patina, lacking original plinth, height 28.5cm., 11 1/4in. Lot: 81 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 A spelter inkstand with two racehorses & jockeys, signed Brossy, complete with original china inkpot, length 33cm., 13in. Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 Lot: 86 A 20th century bronze group of a mare and foal, unsigned, dark brown patina, set on a marble plinth, length 55cm., 21 3/4in. Lot: 82 Estimate: £500.00 - £700.00 Pierre Jules Mene (1810-1879) VAINQUEUR DU DERBY signed, bronze, dark brown patina, height 40.5cm., 16in. Estimate: £2,500.00 - £3,500.00 Lot: 88 BHA SALE OF RACING COLOURS: PEA GREEN, MAUVE cap Estimate: £10,000.00 - Lot: 83 £12,000.00 P* E* Goureau (French, 19th/20th century) MAX DEARLY signed, bronze figure with ivory face and hands, two tone rich & dark brown patina, 32cm.,12 1/2in. high This sculpture is of Lot: 89 the French actor and singer Max BHA SALE OF RACING Dearly (1875-1943) and was COLOURS: BLACK, WHITE almost certainly inspired by his cross belts and sleeves, performance as a jockey in the SCARLET cap musical play The Arcadians, that Estimate: £10,000.00 - opened at the Theatre de £12,000.00 l'Olympia in 1913. The stage production was famous for its racecourse scene which included the winning horse and jockey being led in to the winner's enclosure through an excited crowd. Estimate: £1,000.00 - £1,500.00

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Lot: 90 Lot: 95 BHA SALE OF RACING BHA SALE OF RACING COLOURS: GOLD, GREEN COLOURS: GOLD, sleeves, GOLD armlets, GREEN AQUAMARINE sleeves CAP, GOLD stripe and peak Estimate: £5,000.00 - £6,000.00 Estimate: £2,000.00 - £2,500.00

Lot: 91 Lot: 96 BHA SALE OF RACING BHA SALE OF RACING COLOURS: PINK, MAUVE COLOURS: TERRACOTTA, epaulets YELLOW star Estimate: £1,000.00 - £1,500.00 Estimate: £750.00 - £1,000.00

Lot: 92 Lot: 97 BHA SALE OF RACING BHA SALE OF RACING COLOURS: MAROON and COLOURS: BROWN, LIGHT WHITE diabolo, MAROON GREEN epaulets sleeves, quartered cap Estimate: £750.00 - £1,000.00 Estimate: £2,000.00 - £2,500.00

Lot: 93 Lot: 98 BHA SALE OF RACING BHA SALE OF RACING COLOURS: WHITE, MAUVE cap COLOURS: MAROON, SILVER Estimate: £4,000.00 - £5,000.00 sleeves, striped cap Estimate: £12,000.00 - £14,000.00

Lot: 94 Lot: 99 BHA SALE OF RACING BHA SALE OF RACING COLOURS: MCINTYRE COLOURS: RED, LIGHT BLUE TARTAN, RED sleeves and cap and YELLOW checked cap Estimate: £750.00 - £1,000.00 Estimate: £4,000.00 - £5,000.00

Lot: 100 After George Stubbs (1724-1806) ANVIL stipple engraving by G T Stubbs, published by Messrs. Stubbs Turf Gallery, Street, London, the plate 40.5 by 51cm., 16 by 20in. Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00

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Lot: 101 Lot: 105 After Francis Sartorius PILGRIM A collection of nine sporting BEING RUBBED DOWN AT prints, three coursing prints from NEWMARKET etching by Jeune, an original set of four after Dean from the series of racehorses Wolstenholme Jnr. and engraved published by Robert Sayer, by T. Sutherland, originally London, 1770, hand coloured, published by Ackermann in 1823, the image 15 by 25.5cm., 6 by these probably the re-issued set 10in., framed & glazed by Dean & Co; a 19th century Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 print titled Full Chase; and five various hunting prints all produced by photomechanical Lot: 102 methods, various sizes, all After John Nost Sartorius framed except one of the PREPARING TO START THE coursing prints GREAT MATCH BETWEEN Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 & DIAMOND OVER THE BEACON COURSE AT NEWMARKET 25th MARCH Lot: 106 1799 colour aquatint by J W Edy, Karl Dietrich Pirscher (1791- published by John Harris, 1857) SELIM; STAMFORD; London, 1799, the image 35.5 by NELSON; HAMILTON; OLIVIA; 51cm., 14 by 20in.framed & YOUNG BIGOT, a set of six fine glazed quality German lithographs of Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 English horses imported by the Brunswick Stud, plates numbered 1-6, published in Brunswick Lot: 103 1828, uniformly mounted, framed A group of 10 early 19th century & glazed, overall 48 by 63.5cm., sporting prints by unknown 19 by 25in. artists, Horse Racing, a set of Estimate: £600.00 - £800.00 four, Training, Preparing to Start, Starting & Coming In, published by J L Marks 1836; Pheasant Lot: 107 Shooting, two, published by After John Herring Bowles & Carver in 1800 & 1801; senior FREDERICK - THE & Stag Hunting, a set of four, WINNER OF THE DERBY plates 1 to 4, published, London, STAKES AT EPSOM 1829 1836 aquatint engraved by R G Reeve, Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 published by S & J Fuller, 1838, the image 32.5 by 43cm., 12 3/4 by 17in., framed & glazed Lot: 104 Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 A group of eight sporting prints after Henry Alken, hunting; a set of four, Going to Hunt - an Easy Lot: 108 Job. Throwing Off -not so Easy, After John E. Ferneley In Full Cry - Hard Work & Going PORTRAIT OF SAMUEL Home - for damage DUMBLETON IN HIS 84th done, published by Thomas YEAR, 20 YEARS WHIPPER-IN McLean 1823; hunting; a pair, TO THE EARL OF SPENCER'S Morning and Afternoon, HOUNDS a lithography by Miss published by S & J Fuller 1818; & Ferneley, published 1834, the fishing, a pair. in a Punt and Pike image 30.5 by 38cm., 12 by 15in. Fishing, published by Thomas framed Mclean 1820 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00

Lot: 109 After James Pollard EPSOM RACES (THREE FROM A SET OF SIX) comprising: The Betting Post, The Grand Stand & The Race Over, aquatints engraved by Charles Hunt, published by Ackerman & Co., London, 1836,

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each image 47 by 30cm., 18 1/2 Lot: 114 by 11 3/4in., framed & glazed Four 19th century racing prints, Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 the first published by Brall, probably after Harry Hall, portraying , winner of Lot: 110 the Derby and in After John Frederick Herring 1868, repaired, the image 32 by senior - THE WINNER 42.5cm., 12 1/2 by 16 3/4in.; sold OF THE DERBY STAKES AT together with three EPSOM 1838 aquatint engraved steeplechasing prints from an by Charles Hunt, published by S original set of four by G C Hunt & & J Fuller, 1838, the image 32 by Son, titled The Paddock, The 42cm., 12 1/2 by 16 1/2in., Stone Wall and The Brook, each framed & glazed image 21 by 37.5cm., 8 1/4 by 14 Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 3/4in., all framed except one of the steeplechase prints Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Lot: 111 After John Frederick Herring Snr. (1795-1865) THE FLYING Lot: 115 DUTCHMAN oil on canvas, 45 by By & After Hunt & Son 70cm., 17 3/4 by 27 1/2in. The CUP 1880: Flying Dutchman won the Derby HONEYWOOD & PLUNGER and St Leger in 1849 and was aquatint, published by George still unbeaten on the racecourse Rees, London, 1880, mounted, when meeting in the framed & glazed, overall 66 by , the latter also 76cm., 26 by 30in. having completed the same Estimate: £120.00 - £180.00 Classic double in 1850. They were the only runners in the Doncaster Cup and Voltigeur prevailed. This race directly led to Lot: 116 one of the most celebrated races Attributed to Henry Alken junior in Turf history, 'The Great Match' (1810-1894) BENDIGO WITH when the two lined up again at TOM CANNON UP AT York in 13th May 1851 for a NEWMARKET a hand painted purse of 1,000 sovs. A huge terracotta charger, diameter crowd assembled to see Lord 30.5cm., 12in. Bendigo won the Eglinton's The Flying Dutchman first ever running of the Eclipse beat Lord Zetland's Voltigeur by Stakes in 1886 which carried a a length. staggering prize fund of £10,000 Estimate: £800.00 - £1,200.00 put up by Leopold de Rothschild. Until this time the Derby was the most valuable race in the Calendar, but was worth about Lot: 112 £4,600 in the same year. Studio of John Frederick Herring Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 Snr. (1795-1865) RACEHORSE & JOCKEY oil on canvas, 40 by 50cm., 15 3/4 by 19 3/4in. Estimate: £1,000.00 - £1,500.00 Lot: 117 John Alfred Wheeler (1821-1903) A BAY HUNTER IN A STABLE signed and inscribed Bath, oil on canvas, 63 by 76cm., 25 by 30in., framed Estimate: £1,500.00 - £2,500.00 Lot: 113 John Leech (1817-1864) A FROLIC HOME AFTER A BLANK DAY a hunting print signed and titled in ink by the artist to the lower mount, the image 40 by 62cm., 15 3/4 by 24 1/2in., framed & glazed Estimate: £120.00 - £160.00

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Lot: 118 Lot: 122 Alfred Wheeler (1851-1932) Cuthbert Bradley (1861-1943) WITH FRED THE MASTER'S WOODLAND ARCHER UP IN THE COLOURS GREY signed, titled & dated OF OF 1898, watercolour and gouache, WESTMINSTER signed & titled, 30.5 by 35.5cm., 12 by 14in. oil on board, 40.5 by 51cm., 16 Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 by 20in., framed Ormonde was one of the greatest racehorses of the 19th century, was never defeated and won the Triple Crown in 1886. Ormonde provided jockey Fred Archer with Lot: 123 Harrington Bird (1846-1936) the last of his major winners WITH shortly before his tragic death. MORNINGTON CANNON UP Estimate: £1,500.00 - £2,000.00 signed, titled FLYING FOX, WINNER OF THE TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS 1899, Lot: 119 PROPERTY OF THE DUKE OF Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic WESTMINSTER, watercolour, News (publisher) THE LATE unframed, 40 by 56cm., 15 3/4 by FRED ARCHER IN THE 22in. COLOURS OF H.R.H. THE Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 PRINCE OF WALES issued 27th November 1886, colour lithograph, mounted, framed & glazed, overall 56 by 44.5cm., 22 Lot: 124 A collection of nine various by 17 1/2in. framed items relating to Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 greyhounds, including Victorian bookplates and magazine plates from The Graphic, Illustrated Lot: 120 London News, Illustrated After George Veal OUR Sporting & Dramatic News, plus LEADING JOCKEYS OF THE two photographs of Mick The DAY fine colour aquatint Miller one mounted together with engraved by E G Hester, the press reports of the greyhound's lower margin with facsimile death in 1939 not illustrated signatures of the depicted Estimate: £50.00 - £100.00 jockeys including Archer, Webb, Watts, Osborne, Barrett, Wood, Loates, Fordham etc., published by McQueen & Sons circa 1880s, Lot: 125 After Isaac Cullin (fl.1881-1920) framed & glazed, overall 90 by THE SADDLING ROOM AT 120cm., 35 1/2 by 47in. EPSOM; THE PLANTATION AT Estimate: £600.00 - £800.00 NEWMARKET (A PAIR) a pair of lithographs, both with a printed legend identifying the Lot: 121 personalities, both images Portraits of Victorian jockeys, approx. 38 by 61cm., 15 by 24in., photographic prints of leading mounted framed & glazed riders of the early-mid 1880s Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 within circular cut-outs to the mount, manuscript identification, subjects comprise M Cannon, T Loates, H Chaloner, J Fagan, S Lot: 126 The Tout [Peter Ronald Loates, H Nye, J Widger, F Buchanan] ARCHER'S GHOST Archer, G Lushington, F Felton, A an original artwork for a Tout Rickaby, G Chaloner, W Pratt, W cartoon that was published in Bradford & F Pratt, mounted, The Tatler, 32 by 51cm., 12 1/2 framed & glazed, 61.5 by 79cm., by 20in., framed & glazed; the 24 1/4 by 31in. artwork comes with the original Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 key to identify the jockeys and is chained to the lower part of the frame so they can be hung together In the finishing order behind Fred Archer's ghost the

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jockeys are Steve Donoghue, Lot: 131 Frank Bullock, Brownie Carslake, Eugene Pechaubes (1890-1967) George Duller, , Joe S CLOUD PRIX - EUGENE DE Childs and George Archibald A SAVOIE signed, mixed media, label to the bottom right hand 45 by 62cm., 17 3/4 by 24 1/2in., corner of the picture glass states framed Eugene de Savoie won that The Tout gave this artwork to de Saint-Cloud in the Craven Club in Newmarket in 1920. 1945. Estimate: £850.00 - £950.00 Estimate: £800.00 - £1,200.00

Lot: 127 Lot: 132 John Beer (fl.1885-1915) RACE Eugene Pechaubes (1890-1967) FOR CHANTILLY 1928 PRIX DU STAKES AT NEWMARKET 1902 JOCKEY-CLUB signed, mixed signed and inscribed WON BY media, 47 by 61cm., 18 1/2 by BALLANTRAE, BALLANTRAE 1, 24in., framed The 1928 Prix du NABOR 3, ST MACLOU 2, 37 by Jockey-Club (French Derby) was 53cm., 14 1/2 by 21in., framed & won by Le Correge. glazed Estimate: £850.00 - £950.00 Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 Lot: 133 Lot: 128 Eugene Pechaubes (1890-1967) A trio of prints after Sir Alfred THE WATER JUMP AT Munnings, AFTER THE RACE; ENGHIEN mixed media, 42 by BEFORE THE RACE, 61cm., 16 1/2 by 24in., framed NEWMARKET; [NEWMARKET] Estimate: £850.00 - £950.00 OCTOBER MEETING mounted, framed & glazed, similarly sized, 49 by 81cm., 19 1/4 by 32in. Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00

Lot: 134 Lot: 129 Frank Griggs (Newmarket A collection of seven signed photographer) DERBY Lionel Edwards sporting prints, WINNERS 1934 TO 1939 (A six hunting subjects comprising SERIES OF SIX) hand painted The Pytchley, The Spirit of the over a photographic base, Chase, End of 40 mins, The uniformly mounted, framed & Fernie from Billesden Village, glazed, titled on the paper Watkins Hounds and The covered backboards, the 1934 & Cottesmore Hunt from 1935 examples 15 by 25.5cm., Ranksborough Gorse; and the others 17.5 by 20cm., 7 by racing, Newmarket, various 8in. From 1936 the series sizes, all framed & glazed becomes a formal portrait of the Estimate: £600.00 - £800.00 winning horse and jockey. The first two issues of 1934 & 1935 are more complicated Lot: 130 compositions, being scenes of After Lionel Edwards, and after the finish and a pre-race paddock Cecil Aldin GOODWOOD - scene respectively. The series PULLING UP AFTER THE features , , RACE; VIEW FROM TRUNDLE , Midday, HILL two colour lithographic & Blue Peter. prints, the Edwards a period Estimate: £500.00 - £700.00 publication, the Aldin a modern, limited edition republication, both mounted, framed & glazed, the Edwards the larger overall 73 by 65cm., 28 3/4 by 25 1/2in. Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00

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Lot: 135 Gold Cups (1964 & 1965), three Lionel Hamilton Renwick (1917- Leopardstown Chases (1964- 2003) STUDY FOR PORTRAIT 1966 inc.), a Whitbread Gold Cup 'DIATOME' 1960 signed, oil on (1965), the Gallagher Gold Cup board, 35.5 by 46cm., 14 by 18in. (1965), the Punchestown Gold Estimate: £800.00 - £1,200.00 Cup (1963) and the Powers Gold Cup (1963). There would almost certainly have been more but for a career ending injury sustained in the 1966 King George. Estimate: £300.00 - £350.00 Lot: 136 Lionel Hamilton Renwick (1917- Lot: 140 2003) 'ROAN ROCKET' STUDY W F Perrin (20th century) FOR PORTRAIT JULY 1966 PENWOOD FORGE MILL signed signed, oil on board, 35.5 by & titled, oil on canvas, 46 by 46cm., 14 by 18in. 35.5cm., 18 by 14in., framed Estimate: £800.00 - £1,200.00 Penwood Forge Mill was hugely popular on the show jumping circuit and most famously won the European Championships, the King George V Gold Cup and Lot: 137 the Horse and Hounds Cup John Rattenbury Skeaping (1901- within the space of six days! His 1980) AMERICAN DIRT TRACK early successes included winning RACE signed & dated 1969, oil the Grand Prix in Ostend and on canvas, 69 by 101.5cm., 27 coming second in the Nations by 40in., framed Cup competitions at Ostend, Estimate: £700.00 - £1,000.00 Rotterdam and Geneva, both in 1971. In the following year, he came second in the Nations Cup in Rome, before achieving a first in London. He then went on to win back-to-back Nations Cups in Lot: 138 1977 and 1978. W F Perrin (20th century) Estimate: £300.00 - £350.00 NIZEFELA signed & titled, oil on canvas, 46 by 35.5cm., 18 by 14in., framed Nizefela and his rider Wilfred White helped secure Lot: 141 Great Britain's only gold medal at W F Perrin (20th century) REX the 1952 Helsinki THE ROBBER signed & titled, oil Games as part of the men's team on canvas, 46 by 35.5cm., 18 by event. In the team event at the 14in., framed Although not of the 1956 Games in Stockholm, the highest possible class, Rex The pairing won a bronze. Robber is remembered fondly by Estimate: £300.00 - £350.00 show jumping fans. The strikingly beautiful grey Anglo Arabian was a regular competitor at shows, and came close to winning the Lot: 139 European Championships at W F Perrin (20th century) ARKLE Hickstead in 1973. The gelding signed & titled, oil on canvas, 46 and his German rider Alwin by 35.5cm., 18 by 14in., framed Schockemohle took the silver. Arkle is universally regarded as Estimate: £300.00 - £350.00 being the greatest steeplechaser of all time. His Timeform rating of 212 has never been eclipsed. In recent times has Lot: 142 come closest, with a Timeform Neil Cawthorne (contemporary) rating of 191. Arkle won three WITH GEOFF consecutive Cheltenham Gold LEWIS UP signed, oil on canvas, Cups between 1964 and 1966, 51 by 76cm., 20 by 30in., whilst other major victories unframed included the King George VI Estimate: £550.00 - £750.00 Chase (1965), the (1964), two Hennessy

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Lot: 143 Lot: 147 David A. Denyer (born 1937) Nicholas Tolley (born 1958) SECRETARIAT; MILL REEF; IN THE BRIGADIER GERARD; ARKLE COLOURS OF SIR JOHN (A GROUP OF FOUR ASTOR acrylic on board, 23 by CHAMPION RACEHORSES) all 28cm., 9 by 11in., framed signed & titled, oil on board, Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 framed Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00

Lot: 144 Lot: 148 J Graham (20th century) An official limited edition set of NIJINSKY - L PIGGOTT signed & six lithographs commemorating dated '71, oil on board, 56 by the 200th running of the Derby in 71cm., 22 by 28in., framed 1979, from an edition of 850 Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00 published by Fine Arts Ltd, London, comprising: i) ORMONDE, after Emil Adam ii) WITH UP, after Madeline Selfe iii) BAHRAM WITH , AND Lot: 145 GROOM, after A G Haigh iv) Susan Crawford (born 1941) II WITH PAT PORTRAIT OF LESTER GLENNON UP after Roy Miller v) PIGGOTT IN THE COLOURS MILL REEF after Susan Crawford OF CHARLES ENGELHARD AT vi) NIJINSKY WITH LESTER TATTENHAM CORNER, PIGGOTT UP after Leesa EPSOM, signed and dated 1974, Sandys-Lumsdaine all uniformly oil on board, titled on Tryon mounted, framed & glazed, Gallery label to reverse, 73 by overall 58.5 by 68.5cm., 23 by 56.5cm., 28 3/4 by 22 1/4in., 27in.; sold together with a framed Attached to the seventh print, also published by backboard is a special edition of Blenheim to commemorate the the Racing Post that was 200th Derby, but this being a published on the eve of Lester limited edition print of with Piggott's 70th birthday, 4th Willie Carson up signed in pencil November 2005, and features the by the artist Susan Crawford, Susan Crawford oil painting on similarly presented to the others the front page Provenance: (7) Bought at auction of the Lester Estimate: £250.00 - £300.00 Piggott Collection at Sotheby's 25th November 1998 Estimate: £3,000.00 - £5,000.00 Lot: 149 Jake Sutton (contemporary) THE FINAL FURLONG; BATTLING Lot: 146 FOR FIRST signed, a pair of very After Raymond Skipp LESTER decorative limited edition horse PIGGOTT IN THE COLOURS racing prints, both numbered OF MR CHARLES ST. GEORGE 45/250, uniformly mounted, colour lithograph, signed in pencil framed & glazed, overall 87 by to the lower margin by the artist 160cm., 34 1/4 by 63in. and the jockey, published by Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 Arthur Ackermann 1983, mounted, framed & glazed, overall 84 by 60cm., 33 by 23 1/2in. Lot: 150 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Peter Curling (Irish, born 1955) HENRY CECIL signed, oil on canvas, 41 by 30.5cm., 16 by 12in., framed Estimate: £3,000.00 - £5,000.00

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Lot: 152 Lot: 155 A group of eight horse racing A photograph of Popham Down flyers and posters, i) a Great winning the Scottish Grand Western Railway flyer for rail National at Bogside in 1964, 10 travel to Epsom for the 1884 by 14in., mounted with printed Derby (the dead-heat Derby legend, framed & glazed; sold between St Gatien and together with seven photographs ), fragile condition; ii) a of Birmingham Racecourse in the British Railway flyer for rail travel 19th century, 9 by 12in., reprints to the 1956 Grand National from the original glass plates (8) ( Mystery); iii to not illustrated Popham Down vi)four British Rail flyers for travel was the horse that when running to Newbury Races dating loose cut stopped and cut across between 1954 to 1961; vii & viii) the fence causing the famous pile and two Daily Mirror news stand up in Foinavon's Grand National. posters for the Derby and the Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 Grand National circa 1920s Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 Lot: 156 A Queen Elizabeth The Queen Lot: 153 Mother signed photographic Walter Goetz (1911-1995) presentation of a horse carrying ASCOT JUNE 14-17 [1938] the royal colours returning to the SPECIAL GREEN LINE winner's enclosure, 7 by 4 1/2in. COACHES signed in the plate, colour photo, signed to the lower lithograph, a London Transport mount in blue ink, framed & panel poster, designed for glazed display in Underground car Estimate: £140.00 - £180.00 interiors and on buses and trams, numbered 38/2289/7000, The Baynard Press, London, 1938, Lot: 157 25.5 by 32cm., 10 by 12 1/2in., A large colour photograph of mounted, framed & glazed; sold Roberto winning the 1972 Derby together with scans from The autographed to the mount by Times Digital Archive from the Lester Piggott, Vincent O'Brien & opening day of Royal Ascot 14th John Galbreath, the jockey, June through to 18th June, trainer and owner, the Piggott & reporting the last day's racing the O'Brien signatures are directly 17th and the brilliant weather onto the mount, the Galbreath is throughout Highlights of Royal a pasted cut-out, framed & Ascot in 1938 was Couvert's glazed, 50 by 59cm., 19 1/2 by victory in the Hunt Cup, Flares' 23in. win in the Gold Cup, Scottish Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Union's triumph in the St James's Palace. Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 Lot: 158 A large colour photographic print of Red Rum with Tommy Stack Lot: 154 up in the pre-race parade prior to A 9mm Pathe Baby film of the the historic third Grand National Grand Steeple-Chase de Paris in win in 1977, 15 by 20in., 1922 not illustrated backstamp, photograph by Alec Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 Russell, print numbered 529, printed in Japan for the publisher Impact in 1977 not illustrated Estimate: £20.00 - £30.00

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Lot: 159 Lot: 164 A photographic archive relating to A framed silk scarf the writing of Michael Tanner's commemorating the victory of book The , the in the 1931 Derby, original photographs reproduced silk in fragile condition, 104 by in the 1989 publication 99cm., 41 by 39in. Estimate: £50.00 - £100.00 Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00

Lot: 160 Lot: 165 A photographic archive relating to A ladies silk scarf the writing of Michael Tanner's commemorating the victory of book The King George VI Windsor Lad in the 1934 Derby Steeplechase, the original Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 photographs reproduced in the 1984 publication Estimate: £50.00 - £100.00

Lot: 161 Lot: 165A A silk scarf commemorating the A rare silk scarf commemorating victory of in the 1909 the Grand Prix de Paris in 1935 Derby, the jockey wearing the won by Baron Edouard de royal silks of King Edward VII Rothschild's 'Crudite', published Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 by Galeries Lafayette, in the style of the traditional Epsom Derby scarves with central named portrait surrounded by vignettes with extensive printed details of the race since its inception in 1863, yellow border, approx Lot: 162 86cm., 34in. square, overall in A scarf commemorating the good condition, pin holes to each victory of in the 1913 corner and light staining 'Suffragette' Derby Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00

Lot: 166 A ladies silk scarf commemorating the victory of in the 1947 Derby Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Lot: 163 A ladies silk scarf commemorating the victory of Grakle in the 1931 Grand National Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

Lot: 167 A silk scarf commemorating the victory of in the 1949 Derby Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

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Lot: 168 Lot: 173 Two silk commemorative Derby Two early member's badges for scarves, 1950 won by , Kempton Park in 1881 & 1887, good condition, just very slight the first lozenge shaped in colour fading; & 1954 Derby won bronze, numbered 1,588, KPC by , just a little monogram and dated 1881, the colour fading and a small hole to other in gilt-metal & enamel and the lower margin, but reasonably dated 1887 good condition Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 Estimate: £120.00 - £180.00

Lot: 174 Lot: 169 A rare and early member's badge A ladies silk scarf in bronze for Sandown Park commemorating the victory of dated 1880, oval shaped and Pinza in the 1953 'Coronation' inscribed SANDOWN PARK Derby CLUB, 1880 Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00

Lot: 175 Lot: 170 A fine group of 13 members' A silk scarf commemorating the badges for Sandown Park 1963 Derby won by , in racecourse, all in gilt-metal & very good condition enamel, for 1884, 1891, 1894, Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 1895, 1896, 1898, 1899, 1901, 1902, 1903, 1904, 1906 & 1911 Estimate: £650.00 - £800.00

Lot: 176 Lot: 171 A rare member's badge for the A silk scarf commemorating the very first season of racing at 1964 Derby won by , Gatwick in 1891, horse shoe in very good condition shaped, bronze, with applied Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 silver lettering G A T W I C K, 1891, the reverse numbered 384, evidence to the reverse that the badge was once stuck down Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00

Lot: 172 Lot: 177 A rare member's badges for the A member's badge for Lewes first full year of racing at Kempton racecourse in 1894, in gilt-metal Park in 1879, in bronze, & enamel inscribed numbered 722, central K, hollow SOUTHDOWN CLUB, LEWES, centre, the band inscribed 1894 KEMPTON PARK CLUB 1879 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Kempton Park opened their gates for the first meeting half way through the flat season on 18th July 1878. Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 Lot: 178 Six member's badges for the Private Stand at , in gilt-metal & enamel, each inscribed NEWMARKET PRIVATE STAND, and dated 1894, 1899, 1902, 1903, 1911 & 1915 Estimate: £250.00 - £300.00

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Lot: 179 Lot: 183 Seven Irish racecourse members 18 overseas members' badges, all gilt-metal & enamel, racecourse badges, gilt-metal & comprising: Baldoyle 1909, enamel, Selangor Turf Club Curragh 1915, Leopardstown 1955, BMRC 1991-92, Royal 1913-14, 1915-16 & 1916-17, Calcutta Turf Club 1953-54, Phoenix Park 1911-12 & 1912- Western Australian Trotting 13; together with English badge Association 1987-88, Sydney for Newmarket 1915 & badge Turf Club 1961-62, Lusaka Turf dated 1913 designed with an 'S', Club undated, Mauritius Turf possibly Sandown Club undated, two for Aqueduct Estimate: £600.00 - £800.00 Spring 1988, Moonee Valley undated, Mornington Racing Club undated (lady), Karachi Race Lot: 180 Club 1954-55, Malta Racing Club 45 members' badges for racing in undated, South African Turf Club Surrey, all gilt-metal & enamel, 1965-66, Hong Kong Jockey comprising: Epsom, for 1948, Club 1947, WIRC 1946-47, 1952, 1953, 1954, two for 1955, VATC 1987-88 & Hatchway Park 1957, 1958, 1959, 1961, 1962, undated not 1963 & 1964; Sandown Park, a illustrated pair for 1948, a trio for 1950, a Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 pair for 1952, 1953, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1961, 1962, 1967 &1968; Lingfield Lot: 184 Park, a pair for 1954, a pair for 25 members' badges for racing in 1955, 1956, 1957, a pair for Sussex, all gilt-metal & enamel, 1958, a pair for 1959, a pair for comprising: Goodwood, Private 1961, & a pair for 1962 Stand two for 1965; Richmond Estimate: £350.00 - £450.00 Stand for two for 1970, 1971, two for 1972, two for 1973, two for 1975, two for 1976, 1977 & 1978, Lot: 181 and two for 1983, stand not 24 members' badges for Ascot stipulated; Brighton, 1984, 1985, Racecourse, all gilt-metal & two for 1986 and a badge for the enamel, Private Stand for 1948, greyhound stadium dated 1947; 1952, 1953, 1954, 1955, 1956, Fontwell Park for 1985 & 1986; 1957, 1958, 1959, 1961, 1962, and Plumpton for 1986 1963 & 1967; Iron Stand for Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 1952, 1953, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1961, 1962 & 1963 Lot: 185 Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 Four gilt-metal & enamel equestrian badges, i) British Equestrian Team ii) Royal Lot: 182 International Horse Show 19 members' badges for Members Club 1962 iii) & iv) two Newmarket and other courses, all for Leopardstown Races, both gilt-metal & enamel, comprising: dated 1930-31 not illustrated Newmarket for 1952, 1953, 1954, Estimate: £60.00 - £80.00 1955, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1961, 1962 & 1963; Folkestone for 1965, a pair for 1967 & 1969; Lot: 186 Newbury, 1952 & a pair for 1953; A quantity of cardboard & Cheltenham for 1984 racecourse day badges, with a Estimate: £120.00 - £160.00 good representation of British racecourses dating from the 1960s onwards; sold together with a quantity of bookmakers' cardboard permits, mostly 1990s (qty.) not illustrated Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00

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Lot: 187 was unnamed at the time of his A large collection of approx. 240 victory, but he was given the gilt-metal & enamel members' name 'The Emperor' in honour of racecourse badges dating the visiting monarch. In return between the 1970s and the Nicholas offered a new trophy for 1990s, with representation of 50 the race - the 'Emperor's Plate' - British racecourses, often in and this became the title of the multiples per course, and with the event for a short period. Its following tracks well represented original name was restored after Ascot (40+), Cheltenham (25+), nine years, during the Crimean Sandown Park (25+), also War. Newbury & Newmarket with good Estimate: £500.00 - £700.00 numbers, some doubles and pairs Estimate: £500.00 - £700.00 Lot: 191 A collection of 18 racecards Lot: 188 dating from the 1920s and 1930s, Memorabilia relating to the including examples for some abandoned 1977 Grand National, defunct racecourses; plus a 12 cardboard admittance badges further card dating to 1942 (19) for 7 different enclosures for Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Saturday 5th April and two car park passes, and two weighing room complimentary racecards for the rescheduled 'Monday National' (16) These badges are Lot: 192 very rare as they had to be 69 Newmarket racecards dating returned to obtain a refund. not between seasons 1926 and illustrated 1935, the lot including a small Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 single page card for the 1926 Newmarket Town Plate, and the 1928 2,000 Guineas () Lot: 189 & 1,000 Guineas (HM The King's 10 trainer's badges, in metal & Scuttle) enamel inscribed TRAINER, Estimate: £450.00 - £600.00 NTF, each with a different design or colouring not illustrated Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 Lot: 193 A collection of 30 coursing programmes dating between 1933 and 1939, comprising: 1st & 2nd Day Waterloo Cup 1934, and then various meets for South of Lot: 190 at St Nicholas, The racecard presented to Mentmore, Newmarket, Bognor Emperor Nicholas I of Russia on Regis & Druids Lodge, Rochford the occasion of his first visit to at Paglesham, South Lancashire Ascot on Gold Cup Day 6th June at Southport, Kimberley & 1844, a special edition of Wymondham at Kimberley, Wetton's Authentic Card of Ascot Spalding & Holbeach at Wryde, Races with wide, decorative Swaffham at Stratton Strawless & embossed margins, the reverse North Norfolk at Gorleston with manuscript annotation Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 reading THIS CARD WAS IN THE POSSESSION OF THE EMPEROR NICHOLAS OF Lot: 194 RUSSIA WHEN HE WAS A collection of Epsom racecards PRESENT AT ASCOT RACES for the Derby, Oaks and JUNE 6th 1844, further inscribed , Derby with details that it was presented comprising 1947, 1962 (missing by a friend of the Emperor to an cover), 1967, 1977, 1979, 1980, individual at Windsor Castle In 1982, 1984, 1987-1995, 1997- 1844 Nicholas I of Russia was 2006; the Oaks for 1953, 1976, making a state visit to England 1977, 1979, 1986, 1987, 1994, and attended Ascot Races on 1996-2001, 2003-2006; plus Gold Cup day. That year's winner Coronation Cup cards

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Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 Lot: 200 Racecards and racing postcards, 15 racecards, the lot including Lot: 195 the 1965 Derby (Sea Bird) and A collection of Ascot racecards, Oaks (Long Look) both with the including the Royal Meeting, a front cover signed by the winning 1948 & 1954, then various issues jockey Pat Glennon & Jack between 1964 and 2007, other Purtell respectively, plus Ascot cards from 1950 to 2006 unsigned cards for the 1953 Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Derby (Pinza) & Ascot Gold Cup (Souepi), the 1963 (Khalkis) & the 1966 Derby (); sold together with 12 old postcards of Lot: 196 racecourse, mostly Epsom; the lot also including two non-racing Six racecards, 1953 Derby, 1966 items a 1953 Coronation Grand National, Chepstow luncheon menu at Fortnum & 7.7.34, the other overseas issues Masons, and an instructional (one with ticket), plus Irish betting pamphlet on croquet (29) tickets not illustrated Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Estimate: £60.00 - £80.00

Lot: 201 A collection of 10 racecards including Mill Reef's 1971 Derby Lot: 197 and a 1993 Derby card fully A collection of racecards dating signed by the competing jockeys, from the 1950s and 1960s, also 1993 'void' Grand National, comprising: Newmarket 37, 1994 Goodwood 8, Kempton 10, (two), 1994 Champion Hurdle, Epsom 7, Doncaster 5, Sandown 1977 (two), Tolly 8, Market Rasen 1, Huntingdon Cobbold Trophy Newmarket 2, Newbury 13, Fakenham 3, 31.7.71 & an Epsom card 29.6.94 York 2, Lingfield 1 & Chester 1 autographed by several jockeys Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00

Lot: 198 Lot: 202 A collection of Ascot racecards A large quantity of racecards for the King George VI and dating from the 1970s onwards, Queen Elizabeth Diamond with representation of 43 British Stakes, for 1954, 1955, 1957, racecourses with Newmarket, 1959, then 1974, 1975, 1980- Newbury, Goodwood, 1985, 1987, 1993-1999, 2001 & Cheltenham and York particularly 2004 well represented; together with a Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 small group of Timeform racecards for big races 1964- 1994 Lot: 199 Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 A racecard for the final meeting at Lewes 14th September 1964, The meeting and the history of Lot: 203 the racecourse concluded with 3 signed Cheltenham Gold Cup the 5f Eridge Park Two-Year-Old racecards, for 2005 (Kicking Plate won by Mrs L Cohen's King), 2006 () & chestnut filly Miss Rhondda, 2008 (), each fully- trained by T Masson and ridden signed by the competing jockeys by Bobby Elliott at odds of 7-1. Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

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Lot: 204 Lot: 209 Approx. 80 international A stevengraph of Fred Archer in racecards 1990s onwards, for the colours of The Prince of major meeting in England, , Wales, sold together with two France, Hong Kong, Dubai World unusual strips of photographic Cups, Turkey, Macau, Norway prints of jockeys, 1890s, the and others, the lot including the photos punched from behind so 1990 Breeders' Cup (Royal that portraits are in relief, the Academy) not illustrated silks are then hand tinted (3) Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00

Lot: 205 Lot: 210 A collection of overseas Poethlyn: 1918 & 1919 Grand racecards, including Ireland, National ephemera, comprising: France, Australia, North America, a rail voucher for travel from Dubai, the Far East etc., often for Eastbourne to Gatwick for the top national races 'War National', 21st March 1918; Estimate: £50.00 - £100.00 together with a 1919 Grand National Dinner menu, held at the Exchange Station Hotel, , 28th March 1919 (2) Memorabilia of any description for the War Nationals held at Lot: 206 Gatwick between 1916 and 1918 A collection of 98 racing is rare. In 1919 the National postcards, mostly views of British returned to Aintree. Poethlyn won racecourses including now the Gatwick and the Aintree defunct tracks including Wye, races and was ridden by Lester Northampton, Lincoln, Lanark, Piggott's grandfather Ernie Derby, Gatwick, Hurst Park, Piggott. Aldershot, Harpenden etc., some Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 overseas representation including Flemington, Hong Kong, Longchamp, Auteuil, Deauville, Shanghai, and others, Lot: 211 occasional coloured cards A set of four porcelain gaming Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 counters, each painted with a king from one of the four suits, and inscribed to the reverse 'Single', 'Double', 'Triple' or Lot: 207 'Quadruple', in case, but lacking A good collection of postcards original cover, each counter and cigarette cards featuring 3cm., 1 1/4in. diameter; sold greyhounds, nearly 200 together with a silver plaquette postcards in an album with a issued for the Queen's Silver wide variety of issues, and over Jubilee in 1977 and portraying 200 cigarette cards including sets the Royal Procession at Ascot in and odds issued by Forecast A, 1954; the lot also including a Ogden's, Carrera's Black Cat horse brass portraying Early Mist Greyhound Racing Game etc. the 1953 Grand National winner Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Estimate: £70.00 - £100.00

Lot: 208 Lot: 212 Four framed sets of horse racing A Jeu de Course roulette, a cigarette cards, Ogdens Jockeys, boxed French horse racing game Players Derby & Grand National by JEP, two lane tinplate track, Winners, Ogdens Owners & six painted racehorses & jockeys, Jockeys and a fourth of various betting plate and cup racing scenes, publisher Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 unknown; sold together with three reproduction sporting prints after the 19th century artists Henry Alken, James Pollard & Francis Calcraft Turner (7) Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

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Lot: 213 sponsorship; and a collection of A cased pair of Carl Zeiss Dialyt 66 10 by 8in. colour photographs 8x56 sportsman's binoculars of jockeys and other racing Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 personalities, including Dettori, Fallon, Carson, Murtagh, McCririck, the Hills brothers, Swinburn, Henrietta Knight, Peslier, Darley, Fitzgerald, McCoy, Eddery and many other famous names Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Lot: 214 A Lincoln Bennett black silk top Lot: 217 hat, stamped 'extra quality, By A manuscript document relating Appointment to H.M. The King to hunting and dated 1631, being and H.R.H. The Prince of Wales, the signed Power of Attorney in a Borsalino hat box; sold from Thomas Pott, Master of the together with a display of King's [Charles I] Harriers - to cardboard race day badges in a Robert Grymes, Merchant of 'champagne bottle' actually for London, to receive from the Italian chocolates with plug to Exchequer due to Pott, base (2) signatures of Thom. Hayes and Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 Geo. Plukenett Scrivener, slight damage and grubby Pott was a noted huntsman and is recorded Lot: 215 as delivering dogs to the Duke of Three display cases with silk- Lorraine. The position of the dressed horse shoes in the Master of the King's Harrier was colours of famous racehorse a Royal Household Appointment owners, four side-by-side per which was eventually abolished case, colours comprising The in the late 18th century. Worthy Duchess of Westminster, Noel Le of further research. Mare, Paul Mellon, H Stanhope Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Joel, Lord Derby, HM The Queen, HM The Queen Mother, The Aga Khan, Lord Rosebery, Lot: 218 Nelson Bunker Hunt, Sir Victor A collection of Sporting Lifes and Sassoon & Henry K. Zeisel, each other publications running front case measures 6 by 24in. page stories from famous races Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 and incidents of the 1980s and 1990s sold together with commemorative issues of the Lot: 216 American publication The Horse racing memorabilia, Bloodhorse for Kentucky Derbys comprising: a group of 11 and Breeders' Cups (a qty.) commemorative horse shoes Estimate: £50.00 - £100.00 dressed in coloured silks of famous owners of the day including , Lord Lot: 219 Derby, Lady Zia Wernher, the A rare pair of Racing Calendars royal colours, Robert Sterling for 1769 and 1770 with coverage Clark, Lord Rosebery, Mr of all the races of the legendary Beaverbrook etc.; Martell Grand 'Eclipse' in his two season National limited edition career, William Tuting & Thomas collectibles comprising: five water Fawconer's The Sporting jugs by Sefton Pottery, Calendar, published by J. Miller, comprising: Royal Athlete 1995, in very good condition not 1998, Bobbyjo illustrated 1999, Papillon 2000 & Monty's Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Pass 2003; a boxed set of three brandy balloon glasses portraying the 1-2-3 in the , Bindaree, What's Up Boys and Blowing Wind; and a boxed decanter & stopper commemorating 10 years of race

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Lot: 220 1977; a programme for the very Sporting Anecdotes, by 'an first greyhound meeting at amateur sportsman, original and Liverpool's select, including characteristic 20.8.1932, plus a Wembley sketches of eminent persons who programme 15.10.49; other titles have appeared on the Turf, with comprising Volume 1 of the GRA an interesting section of the most Register 1927, A Croxton Smith's extraordinary events which have About our Dogs, Frank Townend transpired in the sporting world, a 's The Kennel correct description of the animals Encyclopaedia, Major Dawson's of the chase, and of every other Things Every Dog Owner Should subject connected with the Know, a centenary volume of The various diversions of the field, Field 1953, R W Richardson's 8vo, brown calf, 2nd edition, Systems and Chances 1929, and Albion Press Limited, London, the two volume Encyclopaedia of 1807 not illustrated Sport 1897 (a qty.) not illustrated Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00

Lot: 221 Lot: 224 The General Stud Book from A collection of racing books, vol.1, 46 volumes in total, in comprising: John Kent's Racing reasonable condition, published Life of Lord George Bentinck by not illustrated 1892; a part set (3 of 6) of Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 Cook's History of the English Turf; Keylocks Dams of Winners 1967-1978; Pedigrees of Leading Winners 1912-1959, and the follow-on volume 1960-1978; John Betts' Winners for 1953 to 1957 inclusive, The Irish Horse Lot: 222 for 1947, 1949-1952, 1957-1960; The Greyhound Stud Book, Dams of Winners, 4 vols, 1915 to established by authority of the 1947, 1948 to 1956, 1957 to National Coursing Club in 1882, 1966 & 1967 to 1974; Directory a near-complete run from vol 2 in of the Turf for 1961, 1963, 1967, 1883 to vol 93 in 1974, the set 1970, 1973, 1976, 1908, 1982 & lacking vols 1, 4, 7, 8, 63, 72 & 1986; and Prof. Wortley's The 78, green linen with tooled gilt Horse, Its Treatment in Health & greyhound portrait to front cover, Disease, in 9 vols not illustrated gilt titling to spine not illustrated Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00

Lot: 225 Lot: 223 The Irish Racing Calendar, a A collection of books relating to complete record of horse races in greyhounds, including the Ireland from 1910 to 1974, in 63 following volumes of the vols, generally in good condition Greyhound Stud Book, 12-16, 18, not illustrated 22-23, 25-29, 33-35, 39-41, 43, Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 47-50, 60-61, 67, 69-71, 73-74, 79, 85-86 & 90, with occasional duplicates of these volume numbers; sold together with Ellis & Dunn's Complete List of Greyhounds which have bred Lot: 226 winners from 1880-1911, binding British Sports & Sportsmen: poor; 19 Irish Greyhound Stud Racing and Coursing, Parts I & II, Books in paperback, plus 1 in limited edition, numbered 197 of green cloth for 1966-67 and the 1,000, edited by 'The 1979 Irish Greyhound Racing Sportsman', published 1911; sold Annual in paperback; 31 volumes together with Reeves & of the National Coursing Club Robinson's Classic Lines, six Official Calendar dating between modern GSB's and four 1927 and 1978; 3 Rules of Weatherby's Stallion Books, Racing 1933, 1934 & 1970; 2 1990s (13 vols) not illustrated National Racing Club 1972 & Estimate: £120.00 - £150.00

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Lot: 227 Lot: 231 A collection of 36 Timeform Best Francis (Dick) Dead Cert, the Horses of ... and Racehorses of author's first novel, this being a ..., edited by Phil Bull, Best first edition with dust jacket, Horses Of ... for 1943 to 1947 published by Michael Joseph Ltd, with original dust jackets (1943 London, 1962, cigarette burn to was never issued with a d/j), back wrapper, otherwise only Racehorses of ... for 1948, 1952- minor imperfections 1960, 1962, 1964-1971, 1974- Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 1975, 1977, 1980-1988, all vols from 1971 onwards with dust jackets, overall condition very good Lot: 232 A library of racing books, Estimate: £700.00 - £1,100.00 including 18 works by or in collaboration with him, including signed & dedicated Lot: 228 copies of Odds Against, Blood Bull (Phil) Best Horses of 1946 Sport, Flying Finish (two) & Whip and 1947, 2 vols, in good Hand, the unsigned works condition with no internal marks include Francis's 2nd novel or annotations not illustrated Nerve with d/j; 10 other signed Estimate: £120.00 - £160.00 volumes including The History of Steeplechasing signed by all four authors Michael Seth-Smith, Peter Willett, Roger Mortimer & John Lawrence, also Ivor Herbert's Arkle, Harry Carr's Lot: 229 Queen's Jockey and Paul Timeform Racehorses of 1949, Mathieu's Druids Lodge edited by Phil Bull, the very rare Confederacy, the remaining softback edition in green limp volumes including a good cloth, in very good condition selection of works by John externally & internally, Welcome, and folio-size titles bookmakers pink advertisement including Coaching Days of page and Timeform pink voucher England, British Sporting Prints & page both present The British Thoroughbred Estimate: £500.00 - £700.00 Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00

Lot: 230 Lot: 233 11 volumes on racing and The Benson and Hedges Book of veterinary, Tesio - Breeding the Racing Colours, first, limited Racehorse, Staying Power of the edition, this copy numbered 776 Racehorse, Memoirs of Men & of 1,000, COA attached to page Horses, The Australian 1, personally signed by the late Bloodhorse, Racehorses in Lord Oaksey and Lester Piggott, Australia, Equitation - Wynmalen, leather bound with gilt printing, Lonsdale Library Flat Racing, motif and paper edging, excellent Hislop & Skeaping's condition not illustrated Steeplechasing, Livestock in Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00 Health & Disease, Anatomical Model of the Horse, The Horse its Treatment in Health and Lot: 234 Disease not illustratrated A collection of racing books, Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 miscellaneous volumes dating before 1970, also Timeform annuals; and an assortment of ephemera, photographs, cuttings, cigarette cards etc. (a qty.) Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00

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Lot: 235 Proprietor when he opened the 35 modern volumes on horse Strawberry Grounds just outside racing, general horse interest and what was then the Liverpool city gambling not illustrated boundary. Seeking to emulate Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 London's Gardens, he provided a bowling green, racing grounds and landscaped public gardens, attracting large recreational crowds from Merseyside and industrial Lancashire. Estimate: £500.00 - £700.00 Lot: 236 An amusing press photograph of Babe Ruth on vacation in France Lot: 239 and demonstrating how to grip a After Thomas Rowlandson (1756- baseball bat with a 's 1827) RURAL SPORTS: A baton, 7 by 9 1/2in., Le Journal MILLING MATCH BETWEEN backstamp dated 19th January CRIBB & MOLINEAUX AT 1935, pasted caption in French THISTLETON 28th SEPT. 1811 Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 hand coloured engraving, 25.5 by 35.5cm., 10 by 14in. Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 Lot: 237 The set of snooker balls used by Steve Davis when achieving the Lot: 240 first televised maximum break of A collection of five 19th century 147 v John Spencer in the Lada boxing prints, four coloured Classic at the Oldham Civic prints, Randall v Belasco, Dutch Centre 11th January 1982, in Sam v Medley, A Prize Fight and leather carrying case with Art Of Self Defence; and a combination lock, the lid set with monochrome portrait of Jem plaque inscribed PRESENTED Belcher published by Anthony TO STEVE DAVIS BY ARAMITH Noseda, various sizes, all framed Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00

Lot: 238 Lot: 241 A silver prize medal presented by A group of six small portrait prints the Champion Boxer of England of 19th century boxers, subjects Jem Mace in 1866, comprising Peter Crawley, unhallmarked, inscribed George Taylor, Jack Scroggins, PRESENTED BY, MR JEM John Smith, Thomas Bates and MACE, CHAMPION OF one other untitled; sold together ENGLAND, TO RALPH with a small print of a boxing MITCHELL, THE WINNER FOR match after Finch Mason (7) THROWING THE HAMMER, Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 STRAWBERRY GROUNDS, MR JEM MACE, BENEFIT, MAY 7 1866, WEST DERBY ROAD, LIVERPOOL; sold together with Lot: 242 photocopies from Famous Fights A boxing silk commemorating magazine carrying an article on Ted Pritchard and his match with Mace's first three fights (2) Jem Jack Burke for the Middleweight Mace (1831-1910) was born at Championship of the World & Beeston, Norfolk, and was £2,000 in 1891, with central crowned English boxing portrait, white spotted purple champion in 1861 by defeating border Sam Hurst at Medway Island, Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Kent. After a defeat to Tom King, who then retired, Mace regained the title by beating Joe Goss at Purfleet in Essex in 1866, the date of the present medal. As well as a pugilist Mace was an entrepreneur and in 1866 became a Pleasure Ground

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Lot: 243 aforementioned Boxing Magazine A boxing silk commemorating featuring Walsh on the cover, a Pedlar Palmer's win over Billy pass issued to Walsh from A H Plimmer at the National Sporting Taylor Director of Liverpool Club for the Bantam Weight Stadium allowing him to ringside Championship of the World & at anytime, a letter from Jack £800 on 12th December 1898 Hunter the boxing P.T.I., hand with central portrait, national written accounts for boxing emblems to each corner tournaments in 1919-1920; a Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Welterweight Championship of the World fight ticket Henry Armstrong v Ernie Roderick at Harringay 25.5.39, and over 50 Lot: 244 real photo postcards of boxers of A boxing silk commemorating the the period that includes signed African-American boxer Frank examples for Jimmy Wilde Craig 'The Harlem Coffee Cooler' Flyweight Champion of the who moved to London and World, the French woman Mlle. became the Middleweight Marthe Carpentier Female Champion of Great Britain 24th Champion of the World, November 1898 beating George Walker of Long Eaton active Chrisp, flags and national 1915 to 1933 & Fred Stanley of emblems to each corner Before Birmingham active 1911-1928, moving to London Frank Craig the lot also has a few won the Colored Middleweight photographs (a qty.) Championship of the World title. Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 Having become British champion, Craig had a crack at the World Middleweight Championship title in 1899, but lost to Tommy Ryan Lot: 247 by a k.o. Craig remained in Five boxing prints issued as fold London for the rest of his life and out supplements to Famous over time the Harlemite Fights Magazine, Portraits of 30 developed a pronounced Ancient Prize Fighters, Tom cockney accent. Sayers In All His Battles, Herbert Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 A Slade, John L Sullivan & Charles Mitchell; sold together with a supplement published by the Illustrated London News, Lot: 245 titled Boxing Performance at Her Jeffries Championship Souvenir Majesty's Theatre; and a George Playing Cards, copyrighted in Belcher signed print 'Two 1909 by W.P. Jeffries Co., Los Veterans of the National Sporting Angeles, each playing card with a Club' dated 1918 (7) photographic printed of a Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 champion boxer or a famous fight scene, portrait of James J. Jeffries to the reverse, complete with original printed synopsis of Lot: 248 the subjects illustrated, and slip Miles (Henry Downes) Pugilistica, case The History of British Boxing, in 3 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 volumes with 100 portraits and illustrations, John Grant, Edinburgh, 1906; sold together with Bettinson and Outram Lot: 246 Tristram's The National Sporting An archive of boxing memorabilia Club Past and Present, Sands & relating to Dick Walsh of Co., London, 1901; and A F described on the front Bettinson & B Bennison's The cover of Boxing Magazine (21st Home of Boxing, London, 1933 August 1918) as Manager of the (5 vols) not illustrated Largest Boxing Stable in Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 England, including a long handbill for an Easter Grand Boxing Tournament at the Grand Theatre, Douglas, Isle of Man, the bill including 'Fighting' Dick Walsh of Liverpool v 'Demon' Hawkins of Douglas at 9st., the

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Lot: 249 Lot: 253 Six volumes on boxing, Bohun A collection of boxing Lynch's limited edition The Prize programmes, press photos and Ring, numbered 617 of 750, miscellaneous items, the early published 1925; Famous career of Terry Spinks appears to Sporting Prints: Boxing, by The be a strong theme and also Studio; Charles Donaldson's amateur boxing, the lot including From Figg to Tunney, Who's a 1956 Melbourne Olympic Who in Sport etc., paper boxing programme, a London v wrappers; Jimmy Wilde's The Art Moscow programme 15.10.58 & Of Boxing, paperback; Sporting a Henry Cooper v Roy Harris Life Boxing Records to October programme 13.9.60 1910; and Vo.1 No.1 of The Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Ringsider, September 1946 Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Lot: 254 A collection of boxing Lot: 250 programmes dating from the Wilde (Jimmy) Fighting Was My 1950s onwards, the lot including Business, autobiography with Frazier v Ali Fight II at Madison original d/j, published by Michael Square Garden 28th January Joseph, 1st edition, 1938 1974, but mostly UK fights Estimate: £180.00 - £220.00 promoted by Jack Solomons, Harry Levene, Mike Barrett and others (approx. 47) Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00

Lot: 251 Lot: 255 A pair of Peter Kane boxing Two multi signed Las Vegas gloves, brown leather by Jack boxing programmes, the first for Sharp of Liverpool, complete with Muhammad Ali v Joe Bugner lacing These gloves were fight 14.2.1973, signed by Ali & presented by Peter Kane to a Bugner, plus all the undercard relation, and have stayed in that fighters John Conteh, Terry family for over 60 years. Peter Daniels, John H Stracey and Kane became World Flyweight Danny McAloon; the second for champion in September 1938 the 1978 Championship Week 11- beating the American Jackie 15th February, signed by Jurich in Liverpool. Muhammad Ali, Leon Spinks Estimate: £700.00 - £1,000.00 (twice), Tom Bethea, Tony Chiaverini, Alan Minter, Mike Spinks, Drew Bundini Brown Jr., Angelo Dundee, Carlos Lot: 252 Palomino, Ryu Sorimachi, Sugar A boxing selection, b&w Ray Robinson, Danny Lopez, photographs including Dempsey David Kotei, Jesse Burnett, Eddie v Tunney 'long count' fight in Gregory, and others; the lot also 1927, six modern photographs including an advertisement mostly autographed including poster for the Ali v Bugner fight James Buster Douglas & Jeff (3) Fenech, a newsstand poster for Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 the Peterson v Pettifer fight, a pre-war programme from White City 10.9.34 for Jack Petersen v Larry Gains, and a 1958 ticket for Lot: 256 Dick Richardson v Albert Multi-signed pair of boxing Westphal gloves, white Lonsdale gloves Estimate: £100.00 - £140.00 signed on what appears to be a significant occasion in the boxing calendar, signatures including Muhammad Ali who has dated his autograph 21st February 1976, Jack Dempsey, Joe Louis, Emile Griffith, Henry Cooper, Peter Waterman, Henry Hall, Mark Rowe, Terry Spinks, Jack

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Kid Berg, Harry Mizler, Larry Lot: 260 Gains, Johnny Curley, John Muhammad Ali signed boxing Conteh, John H. Stracey, Jack trunks, a pair of white Everlast Powell, Maurice Hope and others trunks signed MUHAMMAD ALI, Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 aka CASSIUS CLAY, dealer's certificate to backboard, mounted, framed & glazed, 62 by Lot: 257 80cm., 24 1/2 by 31 1/2in. Signed boxing memorabilia, Estimate: £600.00 - £800.00 comprising: a Joe Frazier signed boxing glove (with certificate of authenticity), a Sir Henry Cooper signed 'mini' glove; and a group Lot: 261 of five framed & autographed 10 A signed Muhammad Ali by 8in. photographs of boxers, photograph, b&w, 7 1/2 by 9in., comprising Willie Pep, Floyd signature in black marker pen Patterson /Ingemar Johanssen Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 (double-signed), Jersey Joe Walcott, Jake 'Raging Bull' la Motta (mounted with an additional signed collectors card) & Emile Griffith Estimate: £250.00 - £300.00 Lot: 262 A Muhammad Ali signed Lot: 258 autobiography, The Greatest My 'Champions Forever' multi-signed Own Story, with Richard Durham, photographic boxing print, signed signed in red ink on the by all the subjects, comprising dedication page The copy was Ken Norton, George Foreman, owned by Patrick Sullivan who Marvin Hagler, Joe Frazier & sparred with Ali as a junior, and Muhammad Ali, framed & glazed, who Ali later visited in his 54 by 42cm., 21 1/4 by 16 1/2in. Warwickshire home during a trip Estimate: £600.00 - £800.00 to the UK. not illustrated Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00

Lot: 259 David King (photographer) Lot: 263 MUHAMMAD ALI No.1 from a A small archive relating to the very limited edition of 25 released writing of Michael Tanner's book by David King, the image 14 1/2 Ali in Britain, including the by 21 1/2in., mounted, framed & original photographs and other glazed, overall 57.5 by 77.5cm., items reproduced in the 1995 22 1/2 by 30 1/2in.; with a COA publication from David King, and a related Estimate: £50.00 - £100.00 newspaper article (3) David King photographed Muhammad Ali training in his Pennsylvania camp in 1974 ahead of the famous Lot: 264 'Rumble in the Jungle' with The John L. Gardner Collection, George Foreman in Zaire. This comprising a unique bound series of photos are acclaimed by volume of John L. Gardner fight many critics to be the finest programmes, signed by Gardner photographs ever taken of Ali. to the fly-leaf relating to John L. Included in thus lot is an Gardner's period as a Independent newspaper from professional boxer; together with 2001 with an article providing a two framed presentation of the glowing review. The article also British heavyweight boxer's explains that the photographs championship fight trunks and were hand printed by Mike Spry dressing gown, the trunks at Downtown Darkroom on silver inscribed JOHN L., the gown gelatin fibre-based paper, JOHN L. GARDNER, the trunks archivally treated and air-dried. frame slightly larger at 68.5 by The print is framed under UV 89cm., 27 by 35in.; the lot also resistant glass. including a qty. of Boxing News Estimate: £1,500.00 - £2,000.00 publications John L. Gardner

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was born in Hackney, London, hand glove signed by Ricky 19th March 1953. He was Hatton and inscribed HITMAN; heavyweight boxing champion at and a pair of Pro-Box gloves British, European & signed by Amir Khan, both Commonwealth levels and was signed and inscribed BEST renowned as a super-fit pressure WISHES, all signatures in black fighter with an excellent marker pen technique. Gardner won his first Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 24 professional fights during an undefeated five year spell. He won his British & Commonwealth Lot: 268 title in 1978 defeating Billy Aird. Lennox Lewis memorabilia, His most famous fight was including official programmes for perhaps against the notorious the fights v Holyfield 13.3.99 & Paul Sykes. The fight was 13.11.99, plus press stopped by the referee in the 6th accreditation for the Mandalay round when Sykes turned his Bay fight; official programme for back on Gardner. He won his the Thunder in Africa fight v European title against Rudy Rahman 22.4.2001, plus press Gauwe of The Netherlands in pack and scorecard; a signed 1980. Gardner never lost a title copy of the programme for the fight in his career but his biggest 'TNT' fight 8.5.93, plus a press disappointment was when pack (8) Muhammad Ali backed out of his Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 contracted fight scheduled to take place in Hawaii. Having come out of retirement once, John L. Gardner retired in 1983 Lot: 269 Official programme for the Frank aged 31 with a fight record of 35 Bruno v Mike Tyson fight at the wins from 39 bouts. MGM Grand 16th March 1996, Estimate: £1,500.00 - £2,000.00 sold together with a press pack, and a signed colour photograph of Bruno; sold together with a Lot: 265 press pack for the Danny A collection of 60 flyers for British Williams v Vitali Klitschko fight, boxing promotions in the 1970s, complete with press accreditation at the Empire Pool, Royal Albert (5) Hall and York Hall Estimate: £140.00 - £180.00 Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00

Lot: 270 A double-signed promotional poster for the cancelled Evander Holyfield v Mike Tyson fight that Lot: 266 had been scheduled for 8th A group of three promotional November 1991, signed by jackets of the World Champion Holyfield & Tyson in gold pen, boxer Chris Eubank, bomber dealer's COA to the backboard, jacket styling in yellow & mounted, framed & glazed, 89 by claret/red, comprising two 74cm., 35 by 29in. identical examples inscribed Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 WBOWBC, WORLD CHAMPION, SIMPLY THE BEST, WITH FACSIMILE Lot: 271 SIGNATURE TO REVERSE, the A W.G. Grace autographed other inscribed CHRIS EUBANK, display, comprising a short, SIMPLY THE BEST signed manuscript letter from Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 W.G. Grace reading TRAIN FOR HEREFORD FRIDAY MORNING 9.30, MIND YOU ARE IN TIME, Lot: 267 mounted beneath a scarce A group of four boxing gloves portrait print of Grace issued by signed by British boxing the Australasian Sketcher and champions, comprising: a Gold's Pen and Pencil magazine, 68.5 Gym right-hand glove signed by by 43cm., 27 by 17in. Sir Henry Cooper, a Title right- Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00

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Lot: 272 Lot: 276 W G Grace signed presentation, The signatures of the 1948 the cricketer's signature in ink Australians on Surrey County mounted with a picture, framed & Club headed notepaper, glazed, 17 1/2 by 12in. in ink, signed by 15 members of Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 the 17-man touring party, lacking Neil Harvey & Ernie Toshack Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00

Lot: 273 Lot: 277 A multi-signed cricket bat A postcard of the R.M.S. Orsova including the signatures of the signed by the MCC touring team 1907 South African touring team to Australia 1950-51, signed by to England signed to the back, 15 of Freddie Brown's touring comprising G A Faulkner, the team and the manager G. Howard Snooke brothers, A W Norse, Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Rev. C D Robinson, H E Smith, A E E Vogler, R O Schwarz, C M H Hathorn, G C White, J H Sinclair, J J Kotze, L J Tancred, W A Shalders, G Allsop (manager) and another signature now Lot: 278 A collection of 528 cricketers' difficult to read but presumably autographs, all uniformly the other remaining tourist P W collected on pre-prepared white Sherwell (capt.); numerous other card, signed in fine black ink and signatures to the back and face with the subject identified to the including R T Godsell, S H Day, right including his birth date and F S G Calthorpe, W O'Dell, P H team details, mostly cricketers of Latham, H K Foster, G H T the modern era but with Simpson-Hayward, R E Foster, C representation from earlier times J B Wood, J Shields, V R Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 O'Connor, C B Fry, H P Chaplin, T Hayward, R A Young and many others, all signatures in ink and in varying states of legibility Lot: 279 Estimate: £400.00 - £500.00 'The Knights of Cricket' autographed cricket bat, the bat with autographed artist's portrait Lot: 274 prints of Sir Don Bradman, Sir Gary Sobers, Sir Colin Cowdrey, A cricket bat signed by the Sir Richard Hadlee, Sir Clyde England and Australia teams Walcott & Sir Everton Weekes, from the Ashes Series of 1926, flanked by extensive printed 16 Australian signatures to the biographies and Test records of face of the bat, and 12 England the cricketers, mounted, framed team signatures to the reverse, in & glazed, 110 by 47cm., 43 1/4 ink, the willow with a dark patina by 18 1/2in. Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00

Lot: 275 Lot: 280 The signatures of the 17-man 'The Centurions' a selection of England cricket team to Australia autographs of cricketers who in 1946-47, the complete set have scored 100 First Class signed in ink to the reverse of a 6 centuries, comprising the by 8in. photograph of the ship signatures of Don Bradman, 'Stirling Castle', signatures Glenn Turner, Colin Cowdrey, comprising Fishlock, Hutton, Tom Graveney, Dennis Amiss, Washbrook, Compton, Edrich, Geoff Boycott, John Edrich, Hammond, Hardstaff, Ikin, Zaheer Abbas and Graham Yardley, Evans, Gibb, Pollard, Gooch, mounted, framed & Voce, Bedser, Smith, Wright & glazed, 55 by 37cm., 21 3/4 by Langridge 14 1/2in. Estimate: £120.00 - £150.00 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

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Lot: 281 Lot: 285 A pair of signed 2005 Ashes A West Indies cap, Series photographic prints of maroon by Simpson of Piccadilly, Michael Vaughan () and circa 1960s/70s, original recipient Andrew Flintoff (man of the unknown series), issued by Big Blue Tube, Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 both with a COA, 42 by 59cm., 16 1/2 by 23in., tube rolled Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00

Lot: 282 Lot: 286 A signed Graeme Hick Zimbabwe A Peter Carlstein South Africa Test Match cricket shirt, in black Test cricket cap dated 1960, marker pen, inscribed BEST hand written name tag to interior, WISHES, mounted, framed & green by L.F. Palmer (Pty) Ltd., glazed, 69 by 59cm., 27 by 23in. Johannesburg, inscribed S.A. Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 1960 Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00

Lot: 283 Lot: 287 Jack Russell's cricket pads worn A Paul Barton New Zealand Test in his last international cricket cap circa 1962, hand appearance for England in the written name tag to interior, black ODI Wills International Cup v by Kaiapoi South Africa at the Bangabandhu Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 National Stadium, Dhaka, 25th October 1998, both blue pads signed and annotated by Jack Russell, and additionally tagged with a hand written note reading THESE ARE THE PADS I USED FOR MY LAST INNINGS FOR Lot: 288 A collection of seven Australian ENGLAND, ENGLAND V cricket caps, all with a SOUTH AFRICA, 1 DAY INT., reasonable vintage, comprising: DHAKA, 1998; sold together with i) a Sydney University Cricket a Jack Russell signed Club cap, blue with narrow red Gloucestershire Axa League bordered gold hoops, by David shirt, signed in black marker pen Jones of Sydney ii) a green cap to the reverse beneath the player with yellow checked peak, yellow lettering (3) South Africa won the emblem of a kangaroo astride a quarter-final and upon England's crown, a Kushy Peak cap by elimination Jack Russell philip Joseph iii) a black Western announced his retirement from Australia Country XiI cap dated international cricket. For the 1970, the name tag inside record Russell's last innings in inscribed J Mc, by M & M what was his 40th ODI match Johnston of Perth iv) an unknown added to 54 Test Matches was Australian manufactured cap in c.Benkenstein b.Dawson 19. blue, red & gold v) a maroon Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Carlton Club cap, maker unknown vi) a black Victoria Cricket Association cap, by Philip Lot: 284 Joseph vii) a black Melbourne A Hanif Mohammad Pakistan University Cricket Club cap, Test cricket cap dated 1960, maker unknown hand written name tag to interior, Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 green by Akhrudin & Sons, Karachi Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00

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Lot: 289 around his neck vi) a blue cap A collection of ten English county with narrow white hoops with cricket caps, dating between the embroidered cloth badge 1950s and 1970s, comprising: i) inscribed GW CRICKET, possibly a Peter Richardson Kent cap, by George Washington University O. Hollamby (W.J. Parker) of Cricket Club, Washington DC, Canterbury ii) a Maurice Hill maker unknown vii) a black, red Nottinghamshire cap, maker & gold cap, possibly I Zingari unknown iii) a Leicestershire cap, Cricket Club, by Foster of London the interior name tag bearing viii) a pale blue cap, possibly a indistinct initials, possibly J V S, Cambridge University Tour cap to maker unknown iv) a Derbyshire Australia 1971-72, with golden cap, by Tress & Co., London v) a globe, Australia picked out in red Sussex cap, by Cobleys of and dated 1971-72 ix) a green Brighton, Hove and Tonbridge vi) cap with Pakistan crescent moon a Glamorgan cap, maker & star emblem and inscribed unknown vii) a Surrey cap, by COMMONWEALTH, 1963 x) a Foster of London viii) a Keith blue cap, unidentified, the Andrew Northamptonshire cap, emblem seemingly of an Asian by Montague Jeffery of design Northampton ix) a Lancashire Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 cap by Foster of London x) a Gloucestershire cap, maker unknown Lot: 293 Estimate: £700.00 - £1,000.00 England's Twelve Champion Cricketers, 1859, photograph by T.H. Hennah, with printed legend, Lot: 290 taken on board ship at Liverpool, An England home Test cricket September 1, 1859, before the cap, navy blue by Simpson of England XII American Tour, Piccadilly, circa 1960s/70s, published by W.H. Mason, original recipient unknown; sold Brighton, and J. Wisden, London, together with an MCC blazer October 2nd 1859, holes to badge for the Tour of South legend and minor hole on Africa 1964-65 (2) photograph, margins browned, Estimate: £120.00 - £180.00 40.5 by 48cm., 16 by 19in., framed & glazed Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Lot: 291 A Bob Willis England touring cap, Lot: 293A blue with George & Dragon crest, A cricket trophy awarded by label inside inscribed R.G.D. Blackheath Proprietary School in Willis; sold together with a 1868, in the form of a silver photograph of Willis (2) plated goblet, the bowl inscribed Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 THROWING THE CRICKET BALL, JOHN PATERSON, 1868, 17.5cm., 7in; offered in this lot is a scan from Bell's Life published 4th April 1868 carrying an Lot: 292 extensive report on Blackheath A collection of ten cricket caps, School's annual sports day held all with a reasonable vintage, in Westcombe Park. On Friday comprising: i) a blue MCC cap 27th March J. Paterson is with monogram, by Simpson of recorded as the winner of Piccadilly ii) a blue Cross Arrows 'throwing the cricket ball (over Cricket club cap, maker unknown 15) with a distance of 97 yards iii) a blue cricket cap with and 2 feet. emblem of the Lord's Old Father Estimate: £50.00 - £80.00 Time weather vane, by Simpson of Piccadilly iv) a blue cricket club with an emblem of a lion wearing a crown astride a crown, by Foster of London v) a green Buckinghamshire county cricket cap, the emblem being a white swan with a gold crown & chain

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Lot: 294 Lot: 298 A photograph of W.G. Grace and A group of five ex-display items London County Cricket Club circa from the Cricketers Club in 1900, 7 by 10 1/2in., published London, i) A Denis Compton & by Russell & Sons, framed, Bill Edrich double-signed unglazed photographic display Estimate: £120.00 - £150.00 commemorating Compton's Benefit Cricket Match played at Highbury football ground, signatures on white card, 90 by 52cm., 35 1/2 by 20 1.2in ii) a framed souvenir shirt signed by a Lot: 295 World Cricket team in South A gentlemen's handkerchief Africa, signatures comprising produced in 1922 and detailing Andy Flower, Greg Blewett, the career of the cricketer J B Murray Goodwin, Lance Hobbs to this date, extensive Klusener, Grant Flower, Neil printed information and pictures McKenzie, Adam Hollioake, In 1922 J B Hobbs returned to Rashid Latif, Mushtaq Ahmed, cricket having very nearly lost his Javagal Srinath, & life to a bout of acute appendicitis Alvin Kallicharran iii) a part- the previous year signed large framed photograph Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 of the 1974 British Lions rugby team iv) framed cigarette cards v) unframed Australian cricket print Lot: 296 Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 A photographic souvenir of the MCC Team for the 'bodyline' tour of Australia in 1932-3, a 7 by Lot: 299 10in. image with printed legend A Victorian cricketer's belt and beneath, mounted, framed & buckle circa 1860, the belt with glazed 2nd December will original brass clasp and a belt represent the 80th anniversary of buckle inscribed 'England's the start of the most infamous Champions' with a team-group in series in Ashes history. raised relief of the England 1859 Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 touring cricket team to North America, the reverse with makers mark for Edward Ade of London Lot: 297 and a design registration An archive of the English cricket lozenge, in good condition captain Freddie Brown, contained Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 in two large ledgers, the first full of ephemera from Bodyline to 1948, including wartime Lot: 300 coverage, press cuttings, A cricket photogravure after telegrams, privately taken Albert Chevallier Tayler, photographs, plus press photos, depicting the match between as well as cricket their is rugby & Kent and Lancashire at field hockey content; the second Canterbury in 1906 with Colin specifically chronicling the Blythe about to bowl to Johnny England team he captained on Tyldesley and in commemoration the tour of Australia & New of Kent's first County Zealand in 1950-51, mostly press Championship title in 1906, the cuttings, plus a group of lower margin with printed legend telegrams at the front and pencil signatures of the artist Estimate: £1,000.00 - £1,500.00 and Lord Harris, framed & glazed, overall 72 by 111cm., 28 1/4 by 43 3/4in. Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

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Lot: 301 Lot: 306 After Philip Calderon CAPTAIN John Wisden's Cricketers' OF THE ELEVEN Almanack 1900 original chromolithograph in original hardback, wear to covers, lacking frame, Pears Soap the Five Cricketers' of the Year advertisement, published 1898, photographic plate 84 by 66cm., 33 by 26in. Estimate: £1,000.00 - £1,500.00 Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00

Lot: 302 Lot: 307 Ivan Rose (20th century) NEIL John Wisden's Cricketers' HARVEY signed & dated '84, oil Almanack 1901 original on canvas, 55 by 39cm., 21 1/2 hardback, wear to covers by 15 1/2in., framed This work Estimate: £1,200.00 - £1,600.00 featured in the book The Lord's Taverners Fifty Greatest, published in 1983. This the original oil was purchased directly from the artist at an exhibition and sale at the Cafe Royal in London in 1984. Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Lot: 308 John Wisden's Cricketers' Almanack 1902 original hardback, wear to covers Lot: 303 Estimate: £1,000.00 - £1,500.00 John Wisden's Cricketers' Almanack 1896 original hardback, wear to covers, loose at spine This was the first year the hardback edition was introduced. Estimate: £8,000.00 - £10,000.00 Lot: 309 John Wisden's Cricketers' Almanack 1903 original hardback, wear to covers, loose Lot: 304 at spine, lacking the Five John Wisden's Cricketers' Cricketers' of the Year Almanack 1897, original photographic plate. hardback, wear to covers Estimate: £500.00 - £700.00 Estimate: £5,000.00 - £7,000.00

Lot: 310 John Wisden's Cricketers' Almanack 1904. original hardback, wear to covers, loose Lot: 305 at spine John Wisden's Cricketers' Estimate: £600.00 - £800.00 Almanack 1899 original hardback, wear to covers Estimate: £2,000.00 - £3,000.00

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Lot: 311 Lot: 316 John Wisden's Cricketers' John Wisden's Cricketers' Almanack 1906 original Almanack 1911, original hardback, wear to covers hardback, some wear to covers Estimate: £500.00 - £700.00 Estimate: £500.00 - £700.00

Lot: 312 Lot: 317 John Wisden's Cricketers' John Wisden's Cricketers' Almanack 1907 original Almanack 1912 original hardback, reasonably good hardback, substantial damage condition and paper loss to pages 173 to Estimate: £600.00 - £800.00 188, also lacking the Five Cricketers' of the Year photographic plate. Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00

Lot: 313 Lot: 318 John Wisden's Cricketers' John Wisden's Cricketers' Almanack 1908 original Almanack 1913 original hardback, in reasonable hardback, fiftieth edition Jubilee condition but lacking the Five Number, in very good condition Cricketers' of the Year but lacking the photographic photographic plate plate of John Wisden Estimate: £500.00 - £600.00 Estimate: £500.00 - £700.00

Lot: 314 Lot: 319 John Wisden's Cricketers' John Wisden's Cricketers' Almanack 1909 original Almanack 1914 original hardback, reasonable condition hardback, covers a little worn, Estimate: £500.00 - £700.00 loose at spine Estimate: £500.00 - £700.00

Lot: 315 Lot: 320 John Wisden's Cricketers' John Wisden's Cricketers' Almanack 1910 original Almanack 1915 original hardback, in reasonable hardback, some wear to covers, condition but lacking the Five cloth at bottom of spine needing Cricketers' of the Year tidying up photographic plate. Estimate: £500.00 - £700.00 Estimate: £400.00 - £500.00

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Lot: 321 John Wisden's Cricketers' Almanacks, hardback for 1947, together with limp linen for 1948 and 1949 (3) not illustrated Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00

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