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Two Day Sporting Memorabilia Auction - Day 2 Tuesday 14 May 2013 10:30

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Lot: 335 two 1937 Wimbledon and a 1939 Two framed 1929 sets of Dirt West Ham league match, plus Track Racing cigarette cards, 1939 Droitwich grass track; 'Thrills of the Dirt Track', a together with a 1933 and 1935 complete photographic set of 16 issue of Speedway Gazette, given with Champion and three 1935 Speedway Mirror, Triumph cigarettes, each card including Vol 1 No 1, a scrapbook individually dated between April with 18 pages of 1938 speedway and June 1929, mounted, framed press cuttings, and two Veteran and glazed, 38 by 46cm., 15 by Dirt Track Riders Association 18in., 'Famous Dirt Tack Riders', signed menu cards, the 20 rider an illustrated colour set of 25 signatures including Eric Chitty, given with Ogden's Cigarettes, Bill Kitchen, Eric & Oliver each card featuring the portrait Langton, Frank Varey (42) and signature of a successful February 1928 saw the first 1928 rider, mounted, framed and British dirt track meeting held at glazed, 33 by 48cm., 13 by 19in., High Beech in Epping Forest. By plus 'Speedway Riders', a similar the end of the year fifty such late-1930s illustrated colour set venues were operational. One of of 50 given with Player's them was Fullerton Park, next Cigarettes, mounted, framed and door to United FC in glazed, 51 by 56cm., 20 by 22in.; , where the home sold with three small enamelled team was awarded the very first metal speedway supporters club English League title in 1929. pin badges for the New Cross, Eight of the Leeds programmes Wembley and West Ham teams included here have 'F.O. and various 1950-60s Langton' marked atop the first programmes for nine motorcycle page, the same name as the races, sixteen Bolton-Le-Moors Clerk of the Course and father of Car Club Driving Tests and a Leeds riders Eric and Oliver French velodrome derny event Langton. (qty.) Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 Estimate: £120.00 - £180.00 Lot: 337 Lot: 336 Rare wartime WITHDRAWN FROM SALE Speedway programmes & 24/4/13 - Two rare 1928, ten bulletins, a collection comprising 1929 and nineteen 1930s seven 1940 and two 1941 with speedway programmes, colour covers, three 1941 and comprising a Belle Vue four 1942 self-cover, thereafter Speedway 4th September 1928 18+16 separate 1943 single-folded sheet, a White City programmes & bulletins, 24+23 Speedway (London) 10th 1944, 7+7 1945, plus 24+23 post October 1928 single sheet with VE Day 1945, the programmes pencil results notation, ten 1929 folded single sheet, the bulletins Fullerton Park Leeds Stadium self-cover, sold with one New events dated 23rd March to 11th Cross and two Brough Park 1945 May, including four English programmes, all in good League matches, all single-folded condition, some with minimal sheets with full results notation, notation (160) The start of WWII plus two other early 1929 events occurred days before the end of at Post Hill and Morley, two the 1939 and led to the Argentinian speedway meetings suspension of speedway racing featuring touring colonial riders everywhere, except for Belle Vue dated February 1930 and Park that refused to close. There January 1931, all printed on the promoters overcame wartime variously sized folded card, four restrictions and 144 meetings v. test matches were held between Easter 1940 dated 1931-1933, three 1939 and and VE Day 1945. two 1939 England v. The Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Dominions, a 1931 Leeds Stadium North v. South, 1934 Walthamstow Official Opening, two 1934 Wembley v. Belle Vue, 1936 Wembley Qualifying Round,

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Lot: 338 laurel leaves rising in relief from Post-war 1940s-50s speedway the stem, the body engraved journals and programmes, NATIONAL SPEEDWAY including three 1947 issues of ASSOCIATION, NATIONAL The Broadsider, three 1947-48 LEAGUE, 1932, WINNERS, THE Speedway Reporter, nine 1949- STAMFORD BRIDGE TEAM, 50 Speedway Echo, seventy FRANK ARTHUR (CAPTAIN), three 1947-1955 Speedway hallmarked 1931, Gazette, eight 8 b&w speedway makers mark A.E. Poston & Co press photos; plus many F.I.M. Ltd, overall height 13cm., 5in. (5) World Rider Championship In 1928 speedway arrived in programmes 1948-82, including Britain from Australia, bringing overseas events, eight England with it a certain 19-year-old Frank v. Australia tests 1948-53, over Arthur. Few could match him on seventy 1947-1956 Wembley our dirt tracks, particularly at programmes, plus other tracks; Stamford Bridge, and by that together with a large quantity of September he had won 31 1980s and programmes, trophies. The following year he including Arena Essex, Coventry, won the Overseas Star Rider Mildenhall, Rye House and Championship, as well as Wimbledon; sold with various beginning a successful career as 1950-60s programmes for other an international speedway sports, including four motorcycle promoter. In 1930 he joined racing, three Crystal Palace Stamford Bridge as team captain, motor racing, three motor rallies, eventually taking them to the three veteran car events, inaugural National League title in velodrome cycle track racing, 1932, his personal trophy being plus the first issue of Karting included here. He also captained News & Record April 1960, 11 the Australian test team and is copies of Karting News 1962-64 reputed to have earned close to and 10 1973-75, 28 issues of £50,000 over a three-year period. Cycling Magazine 1953-1960 Then management at 'The (qty.) Bridge' replaced speedway with Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 greyhound racing for 1933 and, having lost his favourite track, Frank retired from riding to become a full-time businessman Lot: 339 in 1935. He returned to Australia Five 1931-32 Stamford Bridge prior to WWII and became co- Speedway silver trophies promoter at Brisbane's Exhibition awarded to Frank Arthur, the first Ground during the 1950s, before a two-handled cup engraved dying in 1972 aged 63 in , STAMFORD BRIDGE from whence these trophies were SPEEDWAY, THE "POINT purchased at auction. STAKES", 1931, WINNER, F. Estimate: £600.00 - £800.00 ARTHUR, hallmarked London 1931, height overall 20cm., 8in.; the second engraved STAMFORD BRIDGE Lot: 340 SPEEDWAY, 1931, OPEN 1983 F.I.M. World Long Track CHAMPIONSHIP, WINNER, F. Speedway Championship Gold ARTHUR, a two-handled cup on Medal won by Shawn Moran, an ebonised base, hallmarked sliver gilt featuring a relief F.I.M. London 1931, height including crest with lettering in blue base 19cm., 7½in.; the third enamel, the reverse stamped engraved STAMFORD BRIDGE PISTES LONGUES 1er. within CUP, a two-handled cup radial relief lettering hallmarked London 1931, CHAMPIONNAT DU MONDE- damage to stem base, overall WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP, the height 25cm., 10in.; the fourth coloured ribbon with 1983 set in engraved STAMFORD BRIDGE gold lettering, as presented at CUP, AUGUST 1932, a two- Marienbad in Czechoslovakia, handled cup hallmarked London diameter 5cm., 2in., 925 assay 1932, overall height 30cm., 12in., marks, maker Huguenin of all four London trophies bearing Switzerland; sold with his 2nd the Charles Boyton & Son Ltd place trophy awarded at the makers mark; the fifth a small World Long Track Semi-Final decorative two-handled cup with held at Scheessel in Germany

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prior to the World Final, a gilt Lot: 343 metal goblet on a fixed wooden 1959 29th Grand Prix des base, height 23cm., 9in., plus a Frontieres, Chimay 17 May DVD of his World Final winning poster, featuring an artist's races and medal presentation as impression of a racing car and screened by ITV's World of Sport motorcycle at speed beneath (3) 1980s speedway star Shawn Chimay's clock tower, sponsored Moran is still the only United by Caltex, a fine original colour States rider to take this particular example laid on linen, 73 by World title, which he reportedly 45cm., 29 by 17½in. This did whilst nursing a broken leg. roadrace in southern Belgium The lot was a personal gift to the was unusual in that it catered for vendor. both cars and motorcycles. It was Estimate: £600.00 - £800.00 held on a 9.5km circuit around the town for most years between 1929 and 1966, except during Lot: 341 WWII. Barry Sheene 1981 Akai Yamaha Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 race-worn leathers, by makers Dainese in black, red and white leather, bearing his name and Lot: 344 lucky number 7 front and back, 1932 Grand Prix National de Akai logos on the chest, back l'Entre Sambre et Meuse, Mettet and sleeves, Dainese in red on 5 June poster, a rare original each leg, their maker's label example featuring an artist's stitched into the red aertex lining, impression of a racing plus smaller AGV, Champion, motorcyclist at speed, printed in and Marlboro logo patches, used red and gold, original fold marks, but good condition, sold with a laid on linen, truncated triangular letter of provenance and small shape, 90.5 by 66cm., 35½ by photo of Barry wearing them (2) 26in. Racing on public roads at With their distinctive Dainese Mettet, in Belgium's Province de knee-sliders, these leathers are Namur, began in 1927, but in as featured in promotional 1932 the circuit was extended to photosets taken when Barry 8.5km in a figure-of-eight shape joined the Akai team and were that would remain in use until used in early 1981 UK races on 1991. This poster advertises the the Yamaha 750. fifth running of the motorcycle Estimate: £10,000.00 - Grand Prix event that was held £12,000.00 there annually. Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 Lot: 342 Four World Champion-signed Lot: 345 limited edition Silverstone first- 1926 MCC Exeter Trial Car Class day postal covers, the four Finishers 9ct Gold Medal, the identical Motorcycle Stamp Issue obverse featuring a relief figure of printed envelopes signed by Victory between St Paul's and Geoff Duke and numbered Exeter Cathedrals and inscribed 54/100, John Surtees 49/100, MOTOR CYCLING CLUB, Carl Fogarty 47/100 and James FOUNDED 1901, LONDON, Toseland 55/100, each set of six EXETER, the reverse engraved stamps franked with two special LONDON -EXETER-LONDON, Silverstone racing motorcycle CAR, DEC 27-28, 1926, S.L. marks dated 19th July 2005 (4) ENGEL The 'London to Exeter Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 and Back Winter Club Run' began on Boxing Day 1910 and generated 81 entries on two, three and four wheels. Still running to this day, successful competitors start in the evening and finish where they began the following afternoon, having covered nearly 500 miles at a predetermined average speed on indifferent roads in winter weather.

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Estimate: £120.00 - £180.00 by 76cm., 26 by 30in (2) Estimate: £120.00 - £180.00

Lot: 346 Two reproduction 1930s posters, Lot: 350 a large Bugatti print after A.M. Mike Hawthorn, Peter Collins & Cassandre entitled 'LE PUR- Stirling Moss-signed photocards, SANG DES AUTOMOBILES', each signature in blue ink upon a mounted, framed and glazed, 86 black & white 3½ by 5½in. photo- by 71cm., 34 by 28 in., and 12 card of the respective driver HEURES DE PARIS, a 10 racing a mid-1950s sportscar, the Septembre 1939 Montlhèry event former a Jaguar D-type, the other print after Geo Ham; sold with two titled as David Brown DB3S GRAND PRIX DE PAU, a 1950s Aston Martins, the latter stamped poster after Geo Ham, both with photographer Patrick mounted, framed and glazed, 71 Benjafield's details (3) by 48cm., 28 by 19in. (3) Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 Estimate: £70.00 - £90.00

Lot: 351 Lot: 347 Motor racing programmes and Malcolm Campbell autograph ephemera 1956-2006, over 140 display, comprising a 7½ by 5½ in. items including a run of British black & white reproduction photo GP programmes 1979-1991, plus of Bluebird at speed during the 1977 & 1994, each with race February 1933 Land Speed card, most with inserts & tickets, Record attempts on Daytona the 1985 European GP, 1997 Beach mounted above an San Marino GP, 2006 Bahrain example of his signature in GP, plus various others including fountain pen, framed & glazed, the 1986 Le Mans 24-Hours, overall 26 by 31cm., 10 by 12in. 1977 Silverstone 6-Hours, 1982 C Benton to supply image On & 84 Silverstone International February 22nd Sir Malcolm Trophy, eight Thruxton Easter Campbell took Bluebird to a new Monday Formula 2 1975-1984 record of 272.46mph with its and ten others 1974-1985, two newly installed Rolls-Royce aero 1980s , a 1973 engine, similar to the one used to British Racing Car Show, three win the 1931 Schneider Trophy London-Brighton VSCC events; races. together with nine Castrol Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 Achievements yearbooks 1956- 1965 plus 1992, two Shell Successes 1961 & 1962, two Ian Lot: 348 Allan booklets circa 1960: 'Speed Indianapolis 500 late-1940s On Wheels' and 'Motor Racing', souvenir pencil box, the hinged 'Racing and Sports Cars' by the lid featuring a transfer painted Montagu Motor Museum, ten colourful scene of the start of an 1994 Castrol World Rally early post WWII running of the Information sheets, various famous American race, French magazines including 53 copies of papier maché, marked déposé Autosport 1955-1972; sold with (registered design), fitted interior, 'A Picture of Success': a set of 10 by 22 by 3cm., 4 by 8 3/4 by 1 three 1980 prints after Alan 1/4in. Preece titled 1930 Bentley 4½-litre Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 Supercharged, 1958 Aston Martin DBR1, 1967 , each framed & glazed, 30 by 38cm., 12 by 15in. (qty.) Lot: 349 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 After Terence Cuneo (1907- 1996) JAGUAR PIT STOP, LE MANS 1953 a limited edition colour lithographic, signed by the artist and numbered 690/850, also signed by Lofty England, the Jaguar team manager featured in the artwork, with printer's COA, mounted, framed and glazed, 66

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Lot: 352 and titled accordingly, mounted & Twelve original 1970s motor framed under perspex, 91 by racing posters, comprising a 86cm., 36 by 34in. In 2010, 'Won On Hepolite' advertisement McLaren Mercedes became the for the 1971 Austrian Grand Prix, first Formula 1 team to 70 by 51cm., 28 by 20in., the simultaneously employ two Dexter Brown illustrated 1972 British World Champion drivers BOAC 1000 sportscar and Gerry since had hired Ball illustrated 1973 F1 Race Of to join for Champions Brands Hatch events, 1967. both 76 by 51cm., 30 by 20in., Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 four 1973 and one 1974 BRDC Silverstone National Championship meetings, each 58 Lot: 356 by 41cm., 23 by 16in., four Autographs collected at the foreign language cinema posters Goodwood Festival of Speed, for the films Fangio, Formula 1, comprising an autograph book The Green Helmet and The with 23 and other Exhibitionist, each 71 by 33cm., personality signatures, some in 28 by 13in.; sold with a 1982 marker pen, some ballpoint, Australian Historic Racing event, including Ove Anderson, David & 66 by 48cm., 26 by 19in., most Jack Brabham, Johnny Herbert, originally folded (13) Alan Jones, Christiano De Matta Estimate: £220.00 - £280.00 (twice), Olivier Panis (twice), Nelson Piquet Snr. & Jnr., Dave Richards, Jackie Stewart, Guy Lot: 353 Smith (dated 2003), Paul 1980 Ferrari Formula 1 poster, a Stoddard, John Surtees, Nino period colour photographic study Vacarrella, John Watson, Justin of the 1980 Ferrari 312T5 Wilson, also Jodie Kidd, Frankie number 2 car in which Gilles Dettori, Keiran Fallon, Leo Sayer; Villeneuve drove his heart out a 2004 Goodwood Festival of throughout that year's F1 season, Speed programme with the front a fine original poster laid on linen, cover bearing the marker pen 49 by 68cm., 19 by 27in. signatures of Jacky Ickx, Allan Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 McNish, Jochen Mass, Cristiano da Matta, Gordon Murray, Brian Redman, Roy Salvadori, Justin Wilson and two others; the intro Lot: 354 page clipped from the 2001 1985 Ayrton Senna-signed John programme signed by John Player Special poster, his large Surtees; a 2001 and 2003 marker pen signature over an admission ticket signed by Ross action photograph of the black & Brawn and Derek Bell gold JPS Lotus-Renault, a respectively; together with a foreign language Champion Silverstone first day postal cover advertisement reading: A VELA franked 50 YEARS of FORMULA No.1 NO MUNDO and ONE, 21 April 2000 Silverstone highlighting his two Grand Prix Northants, a limited edition wins and seven pole positions signed by Paul & Jackie Stewart that year, originally a double- and numbered 90/100 (6) folded magazine insert, now Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 mounted, framed and glazed, 56 by 69cm., 22 by 27in. Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 Lot: 357 A collection of Formula 1 driver- signed printed cards and Lot: 355 ephemera, comprising marker Jenson Button & Lewis Hamilton pen signatures on clipped signed McLaren Formula 1 magazine colour page photos of framed photo display, the two Eddie Irvine, David Coulthard driver portraits bearing their and Nick Heidfeld, eight colour signature, the former in marker printed biography cards of James pen, the latter in ballpoint, with Courtney (Jaguar Racing), three further racing and three Johnny Herbert (Sauber victory celebration scenes Petronas), Narain Karthikeyan accredited to the two team-mates (Stewart Racing), Andre Lotterer

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(Jaguar Racing), Gary Paffett Lot: 360 (F3), Antonio Pizzonia (F3-dated Cap signed by F1 World 2000), Pedro de la Rosa (Jaguar Champions Jack Brabham, Alan Racing), Tomas Scheckter Jones, John Surtees & others, (Stewart Racing), plus Ralf the light grey Nike cap also Schumacher (Williams-BMW) signed in marker pen by drivers unsigned but with a plain card Luciano Burti, Jacky Ickx, Alan bearing his signature (13) McNish, Ricardo Patrese (dated Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 2002) and Red Bull Team Principal Christian Horner, sold with a David Coulthard-signed Lot: 358 West McLaren Mercedes black Silverstone race tickets signed by cap, as new (2) two Formula 1 World Champions Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 & nine others, various dates, each one bearing a marker pen signature by one of the following: Lot: 361 Jean Alesi, Luciano Burti, Jenson 1998 Patrick Head-signed Button, Eddie Irvine, Antonio Williams Formula 1 team Pizzonia (dated 2000), Kimi member's shirt, the Technical Raikkonen, Tomas Scheckter, Director's marker pen signature Mark Webber, Alex Wurz, above the left hand Winfield Ricardo Zonta, also Murray kangaroo emblem, the red and Walker; sold with an unused white button-down collar short- ticket for the 1993 European sleeve shirt design also bearing Grand Prix at Donington (12) Castrol, Falke, Goodyear and Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Veltins logos, size L, worn, sold with a red and black Winfield Williams F1 baseball cap, as new Lot: 359 (2) Silverstone postal covers, Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Various signed limited edition Silverstone Formula 1 commemorative covers, mostly Lot: 362 from limited editions of 100 and 999 JORDAN Formula 1 team bearing a single signature, the member's shirt and team drivers- collection comprising two 1996 signed cap, the breast pocket British Grand Prix signed by Tony bearing the embroidered name Brooks (numbered 41/50) and Rob, the black and yellow BRDC President the Duke of 'Buzzin' Hornets' short-sleeve Kent, two 50 Years of Formula 1 button-down collar design also signed by Phil Hill and Jean carrying Mugen Honda logos, Alesi, a 2001 British GP non- unsigned, size L, plus a philatelic Ferrari cover by Clay Bridgestone cap signed by Jarno Regazzoni, sold with a similarly Trulli and Heinz-Harald Frentzen; signed postcard, two non- sold with a 1998 Damon Hill philatelic 2002 S.F. Edge-Gordon Benson & Hedges Jordan F1 Bennett Trophy Centenary by black baseball cap featuring his Damon Hill and Jackie Stewart, a embroidered signature and white third by BRDC Directors Howden London Rowing Club insignia, Ganley, John Surtees and John also a 1996 Powerhorse TWR Watson, plus another 1996 Footwork team red button-down British GP signed by both Frank collar short-sleeve shirt, size XL, Costin and Keith Duckworth, no all as new (4) edition number and later franked Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Engineering 2001, a non-philatelic 60 Years of Formula 1 signed by Mario Illien and Paul Morgan of Ilmor, Lot: 363 numbered 50/50 (11) Jordan Formula 1 shirt signed by Estimate: £220.00 - £280.00 Jean Alesi, Jarno Trulli & three others, the early 2000s black and yellow Benson & Hedges short- sleeve button-down collar design bearing marker pen signatures of drivers Jean Alesi, Jarno Trulli, Ralph Firman and Ricardo Zonta,

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plus Technical Director Mike Lot: 368 Gascoyne, unused, collar size Five Formula 1 driver-signed 14in., 36cm team caps, comprising two West Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 McLaren-Mercedes caps: one by David Coulthard, the other by Alex Wurz; a Williams-BMW cap Lot: 364 by Ralf Schumacher; a Jarno Eddie Irvine & other Jaguar Trulli-signed Jordan Formula 1 Racing driver-signed Formula 1 cap and a Pedro de la Rosa- caps, comprising a 2001 cap signed Jaguar Racing F1 cap, all signed by Eddie Irvine and as new (5) Luciano Burti, another by Pedro Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 de la Rosa, a 2002 cap by team test and junior drivers: James Courtney and Andre Lotterer; Lot: 369 sold with a 2002 Jaguar Racing Two World Champions & seven dark green short-sleeve F1 shirt other Formula 1 drivers in action, featuring a large 'Big Cat' Jaguar comprising Jenson Button, emblem on the back, size XXL, Michael Schumacher, David all as new (4) Coulthard, Nick Heidfeld, Allan Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 McNish, Olivier Panis, Antonio Pizzonia, Mark Webber, Justin Wilson, all signed in marker pen Lot: 365 (9) Felipe Massa & Luciano Burti- Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 signed official Ferrari apparel, comprising two Cavallino escutcheon red caps: one signed Lot: 370 by Massa, the other by Burti, and Formula 1 driver-signed portraits a red Ferrari short-sleeve button- of three World Champions & six down collar shirt with Burti's others, comprising Jenson signature above its Cavallino Button, Nelson Piquet senior, escutcheon, also bearing Ferrari, Jacques Villeneuve, Heikki Magnetti Marelli and Shell logos, Kovalainen, Felipe Massa, size S, all as new (3) Cristiano da Matta, Allan McNish, Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 Nelson Piquet junior, Ralf Schumacher (9) Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Lot: 366 2002 Jenson Button, Giancarlo Fisichella & Alex Wurz-signed Lot: 371 Benetton -Renault F1 team shirt, Two World Champions & seven their marker pen signatures on other Formula 1 drivers in action, the lower white front beneath the comprising Jenson Button, Benetton blue of the short-sleeve Michael Schumacher, David button-down collar design, Coulthard, Anthony Davidson, another signature (possibly Nick Heidfeld, Felipe Massa, Flavio Briatore) on the back, Allan McNish, Olivier Panis, Mark unused, size S Webber, all signed in marker pen Estimate: £120.00 - £180.00 (9) Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Lot: 367 2002 Jenson Button-signed Lot: 372 Benetton-Renault Formula 1 cap, Ten studies of Formula 1 people the light blue peak bearing his and their sport: 'MOVE OVER marker pen signature beneath JUAN', captioned and signed by the Mild Seven logo, sold with a Alan McNish; CRISTIANO DA Benetton F1 Mild Seven blue and MATTA; JORDAN PITSTOP white short-sleeve button-down FOR TAKUMO SATO, two prints, collar team shirt, unused, size M one signed in Japanese (2) characters; WET McLAREN Estimate: £70.00 - £90.00 NOSECONE, signed by Adrian Newey; ADRIAN NEWEY IN PROFILE; BAR-HONDA IN THE RAIN, signed by Dave Richards,

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NELSON PIQUET SENIOR; Lot: 377 NELSON PIQUET JUNIOR; 1958 Vanwall Formula 1 team DEREK BELL PORTRAIT; ROY mechanic's overalls, a royal blue SALVADORI PORTRAIT (11) one-piece design by Bergères Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 Frères of Mayfair, featuring embroidered Vanwall and BP logos in yellow and green silk Lot: 373 above the two zip breast pockets, Two World Champions & seven body-length front zip fastener, other Formula 1 drivers in action, front zip trouser pockets, comprising Jenson Button, elasticated cuffs and ankles, Michael Schumacher, Anthony manufactured in "Rigmel" Shrunk Davidson, Nick Heidfeld, - as issued to the team's Cristiano da Matta, Allan McNish, mechanics at the 1958 Monaco Antonio Pizzonia, Takumo Sato, Grand Prix, one of only 18 such Justin Wilson, all signed in garments produced, the original marker pen (9) £200 - £300 wearer's name marked in Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 ballpoint pen on the maker's label, but now faded and illegible Stirling Moss and Tony Brooks Lot: 374 won six Grand Prix for Vanwall in Formula 1 driver-signed portraits 1958, the team taking the very of two World Champions & seven first F1 World Constructors title. others, comprising Jenson Unfortunately their third driver Button, Nelson Piquet senior, Stuart Lewis-Evans crashed Karun Chandhock, Nick Heidfeld, fatally in the season finale and Heikki Kovalainen, Cristiano da owner Tony Vandervell all but Matta, Nelson Piquet junior, Ralf withdrew the team from further Schumacher, Justin Wilson, all racing as a result. signed in marker pen (9) Estimate: £500.00 - £800.00 Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Lot: 378 Lot: 375 One of Graham Hill's 1969 Gold Two World Champions & seven Leaf Team Lotus Formula 1 race other Formula 1 drivers in action, suits, his name embroidered in comprising Jenson Button, red silk above the right-hand Michael Schumacher, Anthony breast zip-pocket, a Ford Davidson, Nick Heidfeld, Allan embroidered logo patch below, McNish, Olivier Panis, Nelson Firestone and Team Lotus logo Piquet junior, Antonio Pizzonia, patches similarly adorning the left Justin Wilson, all signed in breast, a large Firestone logo marker pen (9) embroidered across the back, the Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 leggings and sleeves enhanced by red piping, a Shell logo patch on the right shoulder, an STP Lot: 376 one on the left, a Gold Leaf Team Lotus embroidered sponsor's 2002-2003 British Formula 3 patch later stitched to the right driver-signed portraits and action breast, a one-piece cream suit shots, including Richard with elasticated cuffs, body- Antinucci, Fabio Carbone, Karun length zip, Velcro belt and collar, Chandhok, Anthony Davidson, tailor made in Nomex by James Courtney, Stefano Fabi, Hinchman of Indianapolis, Matthew Gilmore, Michael maker's label This item was Keohane, Andre Lotterer, Nelson offered as a tombola prize by Piquet junior, Takumo Sato, four Club Lotus over 40 years ago. prints cropped from sheet (28) Photographic evidence suggests Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 that it was one of two similar suits worn by the reigning F1 World Champion during the 1969 season, the only difference between them being the transposition of the Shell and STP shoulder logos. After surviving a violent 150 mph crash at the Spanish GP, when one of

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his Lotus 49B rear wing struts for Monaco, he was replaced by collapsed, it seems that the suit Mexican Hector Rebaque. then went on to finish 7th in both Meanwhile Brazilian Piquet went the Dutch and British GPs. It is from strength to strength and unlikely that the other suit took two Drivers World survived Hill's dreadful crash in Championships at Brabham in the US GP that resulted in six 1981 and 1983. months recuperation, before his Estimate: £60.00 - £80.00 remarkable comeback at the 1970 South African GP when he had to be lifted into his car. By Lot: 380 this time he had left Team Lotus 1986 Brabham-BMW BT55 and this particular suit probably Formula 1 nosecone & front remained unclaimed. Hinchman wing, the fibre-glass nose race suits were worn by many mounted with a two-part wing past F1 and Indianapolis complete with ailerons and champions, including Jim Clark, aluminium endplates, including Jackie Stewart and Jochen Rindt. cockpit and rear-view mirror One worn by actor Steve fairings, Pirelli and Olivetti McQueen during his 1971 movie sponsors logos, all finished with 'Le Mans' sold at auction in Los dark blue and white gel coat, the Angeles for $984,000 in nosecone bearing Brabham and December 2011. BMW manufacturers badges, Estimate: £5,000.00 - £8,000.00 Emporio Armani logo, plus driver Ricardo Patrese's number 7, also Brabham factory identification Lot: 379 X55.6 T-CAR 26, approx. 1981 FIA F1 documents issued dimensions: width 148cm., 58in., to Nelson Piquet & Hector length 146cm., 57in., height Rebaque in South America, 30cm., 12in., evidence of slight comprising Nelson Piquet's 'shunt' damage The 'low-line' GRADUATED CLASS 'A' - FISA BT55 was Gordon Murray's last International Competitors design for Brabham before he Licence, an Affidavit of Driver joined McLaren. The item here is Status and a Medical Form thought to have been purchased bearing his signature and at a charity auction, which might medical details, all stamped explain the presence of the small NELSON PIQUET SOUTO Bridgestone decals. MAIOR and as issued by the Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 Confederacao Brazileira de Automobilisimo; Hector Rebaque's International Drivers Lot: 381 Licence stamped with his name 1991 1 team and bearing a b&w newsprint member's jacket, a 'bomber' portrait, plus two International design with press-stud fasteners Medical Forms, one stamped on blue fabric, yellow leather 1981, the other 1980 (altered by collar, sleeves and trimming to hand to read 1981) and HECTOR slit side-pockets, Camel Benetton ALONSO-REBAQUE JR, each Formula 1, Ford F1, Autopolis one issued by the Asociacion and Mobil embroidered logos, the Mexicana Automovilistica; back featuring a full-width together with Ricardo Zunino's embroidered side view of Nelson 1979 laminated 'Servicio de Piquet aboard a Benetton B190B Hemoterapia' medical card beneath a large Camel logo, completed by a Buenos Aires Benetton Formula 1 Racing doctor (8) In September 1979 Team label, the initials ME added Niki Lauda unexpectedly walked in marker pen to the back of the away from Brabham and Grand care label, black quilted lining, Prix racing during practice in size L, good condition, worn Canada. As Argentinean Ricardo Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Zunino was spectating, he was able to join Nelson Piquet in the team, having luckily tested for them earlier in the year. For a F1 novice he performed well enough to be kept on for the following year, but when he failed to qualify

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Lot: 382 Lot: 385 1992 Footwork-Arrows F1 car An early 'Longport Harriers Cup" rear-view mirror and brake pewter goblet athletics trophy for cooling duct, a lightweight left- the years 1898 - 1901, the bow hand drivers' cockpit mirror, the engraved with the winners names white shell with blue 'taka-Q' - Joe Hall, Harry Hall and Joe sponsor's decal, on a short metal Lloyd., height 22.5cm., 9in. strut with ball-joint, discarded Longport Harriers Athletics Club after stone damage to the glass, was formed in Stoke-on-Trent, 5 by 10 by 8cm. long, 2 by 4 by Staffordshire, and regularly 3in.; plus a conical carbon-fibre entered competitors for the major main inlet brake duct, held on a cross-country events such as square aluminium display plate those at Dunstall Park with a small Arrows Racing racecourse and the Midland Limited decal, diameter 12cm., Counties Cross-Country 5in., both items used on FA13 Championships during the late chassis (2) Obtained directly 19th and early 20th centuries, as from the team that finished equal well as in Scottish and Welsh 7th in the 1992 Constructors events. Championship, with Michele Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 Alboreto and Aguri Suzuki driving its Alan Jenkins-designed FA13 chassis with Mugen-Honda V10 Lot: 386 engine. A 1904 St Louis Estimate: £60.00 - £80.00 official's medal, by Dieges & Clust, New , inscribed UNIVERSAL EXPOSITION, ST Lot: 383 LOUIS, USA, 1904, in original 2006 Rubens Barrichello Honda Dieges & Clust, New York, later Racing Formula 1 race suit, the brooch fitting soldered to reverse Velcro belt with embroidered Estimate: £400.00 - £500.00 patch bearing his name, blood group (0+), car number (11) and national flag (Brazilian), a label on the reverse with his name and Lot: 387 An unidentified medal believed to suit code: R.B. FS02.06 marked be associated with the 1904 St in ballpoint pen, an Alpinestars Louis Olympic Games, designed one-piece Nomex design made in with an eagle and inscribed bearing large Racing OLYMPIC VO, the reverse Revolution roundels front and scratch engraved with the name back, plus various Honda, ANDERSON Winning Formula, Michelin and Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Seiko logos, FIA label stitched into the neck, sold with a signed COA from Brawn GP (formerly Honda Racing) (2) For 2006 Lot: 388 Barrichello left Ferrari to join the A very scarce report for the 1904 new Honda team and finished 7th St Louis Olympic Games, being a in the World Championship. His Spalding Official Athletic best results were 4th-places in Almanac 'Special Olympic Monaco and Hungary. Number' for 1905 edited by J.E. Estimate: £600.00 - £800.00 Sullivan, the volume dedicated to Hon. Theodore Roosevelt, Honorary President of the Lot: 384 Olympic Games, 1904, rebound A Paris 1900 Olympic Games in blue leather with the original bronze award plaque by the front pictorial wrapper preserved French Minister of Sports, Estimate: £2,500.00 - £3,500.00 Bronze, designed by F. Vernon with a victorious athlete standing on podium, reverse with French award legend over laurel branch Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00

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Lot: 389 BELGIUM, and with a printed A 1908 London Olympic Games legend beneath detailing the steward's badge, in silvered crews and result, under glass in bronze & blue enamel by original wooden frame, overall Vaughton's of Birmingham, head 101 by 124cm., 40 by 49in. of Athena and inscribed Estimate: £600.00 - £800.00 OLYMPIC GAMES, LONDON 1908, STEWARD, brooch fitting Estimate: £1,500.00 - £2,000.00 Lot: 394 Archive material relating to the personal life and career of Stanley Vivian Bacon the British Lot: 390 gold medal winning wrestler from A 1908 London Olympic Games the 1908 London Olympic cased silver judge's participation Games, mostly contained within medal, by Vaughton, silver a large album pasted, in version, 60gr., designed by chronological order, with press Bertram Mackennal with a cuttings, event programmes, winged figure of victory, and a correspondence, including quadriga winning a chariot race, photographs, postcards, the lid of the blue case stamped programmes, content relating to gilt OLYMPIC GAMES, army service in the Great War, REFEREE, LONDON, 1908 papers, journals etc., very little in Estimate: £600.00 - £800.00 the way of Olympic content Estimate: £200.00 - £400.00 Lot: 391 A 1908 London Olympic Games Lot: 395 participation medal in the rarely An author-signed rare VIP edition seen original presentation paper of The Official Report of the box, designed by Bertram [London] Olympic Games of Mackennal with a winged figure 1908, signed inside the front of fame blowing a trumpet on a board in ink by the author globe between a legend, the Theodore Andrea Cook with reverse with a victorious athlete dedication in French, the VIP riding in a quadriga, in white edition with gilt edges, superb metal condition Estimate: £600.00 - £800.00 Estimate: £1,800.00 - £2,500.00

Lot: 392 Lot: 396 A 1908 London Olympic Games Spalding's Official Athletic poster titled 'Olympic Champions Almanac for 1909 containing a at the Stadium, London, July full report of the 1908 London 1908, published by A W Gamage Olympic Games, edited by J.E. Ltd, Holborn, London, with the Sullivan slogan 'The Sports House of the Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 World', 70 of the individuals portrayed are numbered and identified on a key, the image 45 by 66cm., 17 ¾ by 26in., framed & glazed, overall 89 by 101cm., 35 by 40in. Lot: 397 Estimate: £1,800.00 - £2,200.00 A medal awarded to the American athlete Harry E. Gissing at the British Athletics Lot: 393 Championship at Stamford A superb and very large period Bridge, London, in 1911, dated photograph of the London 1908 1st July 1911 and inscribed Olympic Games Regatta at STANDARD MEDAL, 880 Henley, the image in fine YARDS FLAT, H.E. GISSING; condition and measuring 70 by sold with a modern reproduction 96cm., 27 1/2 by 37 3/4in., tobacco card of Gissing (2) mounted with original printed title Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 reading THE OLYMPIC REGATTA, HENLEY, JULY 31st 1908, FINAL, LEANDER v

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Lot: 398 Lot: 403 A Stockholm 1912 Olympic Three medals/badges relating to Games official's badge, in the Baltic Games of 1914, a bronze, repair to pin to the Malmo medal 1914, an official's reverse, 45 by 39mm. badge and a gymnastics jury Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 member's badge The Baltic Games was a collection of sporting competitions held in conjunction with the Baltic Exhibition held in Malmo in 1914. They were a direct result in the upsurge of sporting interest in the Lot: 399 region after the 1912 Stockholm An official souvenir of the Olympic Games. The Baltic Stockholm 1912 Olympic Games Games were divided into three in the form of a ceramic plate, competition periods, 7-10 June blue & white decoration, gymnastics, 28 June-12 July depicting the Olympic Stadium, general sports events, and 6-9 printed legend, 23cm., 9in. August sailing, although the latter Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 never took place because of the outbreak of World War One. The swimming competition lasted for 12 days and attracted the Lot: 400 greatest number of international 'Olympiska Spelet 1912', most entries. probably the first family parlour Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 game inspired by the Olympic Games, Swedish, very rare, a colourfully printed paper Lot: 404 envelope contains a large fold An official Antwerp 1920 Olympic out playing sheet equally Games participation diploma for colourfully printed with numerous the Belgian athlete Leon , on the throw of Fourneau, designed by Jean dice players follow a numbered Malvaux, female placing laurel route, printed instructions to wreath on athlete's head in margins stadium, signed by Secretary Estimate: £350.00 - £450.00 General and President Baillet- Latour, paper tears and folds, 64 by 78cm., 25 by 31in. Leon Lot: 401 Fourneau qualified for the final of 1912 Stockholm Olympic Games the 1,500 metres, finishing 9th. publication Dem Femte Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 Olympiaden, F.S. Hermelin & E. Peterson, a complete set of 24 part in 23 magazines, each with Lot: 405 an attractive colour pictorial cover An official poster for the 1920 Estimate: £350.00 - £450.00 Antwerp Olympic Games, by Martha van Kuyck and Walter van der Ven, although only signed by the latter in the plate, a Lot: 402 colour lithograph, large format A VIP edition of the Official version, produced in 17 Report of the 1912 Stockholm languages this example being in Olympic Games, edited by E. English, published by E Bergvall, English language, blue Stockman & Co., Anvers, the leather binding with tooled gilt image 85 by 62cm., 33 1/2 by 24 coronet WA monogram and 1/2in., some minor creases and border, silk lined interior printed minor tears, but overall a very with the Greater Coat of Arms of good example The imagery the Kingdom of , plates comprises flags of competing 33-36 are missing, but curiously nations, the coat-of-arms of the there is no evidence that they host city, the 'discobolus' after have been removed, perhaps an the famous marble statue by error by the bookbinder Myron (fl.470-440 b.c.) and a Estimate: £1,200.00 - £1,500.00 panorama of Antwerp including the Tower of Notre-Dame. Estimate: £1,500.00 - £2,000.00

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Lot: 406 endeavour, at their next Rapport Officiel des Jeux de la congress, to indicate how to VII eme Olympiade Anvers 1920, remedy the defects that the EXTREMELY SCARCE, a Antwerp Games has revealed, typescript, in French, of the drawing on information provided unpublished 1920 Antwerp to them by specific reports written Olympic Games Official Report, by specialists connected to each 180 pages preceded by an sport, and from members of additional 5 pages of transcripts various committees. These items of speeches made by dignitaries could not be inserted in this book at the Opening Ceremony, folded as circumstances have forced us plan of the Olympic Stadium and to shorten its length, but they are plate illustrating medals preserved in our archives.' presented to the Organising Estimate: £9,000.00 - £12,000.00 Committee tipped in at the end, 4to, half brown cloth, marbled boards and end papers, gilt titling Lot: 407 to spine, ex-library copy with American Olympic Committee annotated library stamp on title report for the 1920 Antwerp page, overall in very good Olympic Games, original blue condition The Organising hardbound edition, 452pp, Committee for the 1920 Antwerp numerous illustrations Olympic Games went bankrupt Estimate: £350.00 - £450.00 and as a consequence the anticipated Official Report for the Games was never published, making this comprehensive report with a preface from Alfred Lot: 408 Verdyck, General Secretary of Nordic Games memorabilia, the Executive Committee of the comprising: two bronze medals VIIth Olympiad, an extremely issued for the 1922 and 1926 exciting discovery. An Games; three pin badges for approximate English translation 1909 and 1922 (two); two of Verdyck's preface follows, and postage vignettes for 1909 & confirms that the Organising 1913; and a postcard from 1901 Committee had prepared an (8) The Nordic Games were the Official Report ready for world's first international winter publication, albeit an abbreviated sports competitions and were version of what they had held in 1901, 1903, 1905, 1909, originally desired. As we now 1913, 1917, 1922 and 1926. The know, however, their dire Games were held in Stockholm financial situation would force the with the sole exception of 1903, abandonment of the work. 'The Oslo. The organiser was Victor Executive Committee of the Balck, an IOC member and Antwerp Games desires to Swedish NOC member. The produce a work similar to that of Nordic Games were discontinued the Committees of London [1908] shortly after the Winter Olympic and Stockholm [1912], providing were inaugurated in 1924. a fitting memento for all those Estimate: £250.00 - £300.00 interested in the development of physical education and in general the revival of the Olympic Games, and has decided to Lot: 409 follow tradition and publish an Official Report for the Paris and Official Report. The work is not Chamonix Summer and Winter as thoroughly complete as that of Olympic Games of 1924, Les Stockholm. I would say without Jeux de la VIII Olympiade Paris false modesty that satisfactory 1924, published by Comite results were obtained, but point Olympique Francais, extensive out with perfect frankness that illustrated coverage, blue leather errors were committed that can covers tooled with Olympic be pointed at the organisers sporting motifs, gilt titling, wear to whether or not they resulted from spine regulations in force. Developing Estimate: £350.00 - £450.00 these regulations is work for the future. Also, the delegates of the Belgian Olympic Committee will

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Lot: 410 athletics event 1956, National A group of three Olympic Games Playing Fields Association, participation medals awarded to Middlesex Wanderers FC, two for the British IOC member Sir Noel the Civil Service, and a pair for Curtis-Bennett, for 1932 Los the British Amateur Athletics Angeles, designed by Julio Board (19 items in total); sold Kilenyi, bronze, the obverse with together with a boxed Olympic a standing athlete carrying an Game from 1948 (20) unfurled banner of the Xth Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 Olympiad, the reverse with two seated figures supporting the shield of the USA; for 1936 Lot: 412 Berlin, designed by Otto Placzek, A Berlin 1936 Olympic Games bronze, the obverse with five Olympic Order, second class, gilt athletes representing the five & white enamel, no case or , pulling the ropes of suspension ribbon, 65 by 50mm. the Olympic bell, the reverse with Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 the Olympic bell embossed with a German eagle holding Olympic rings; for 1948 London, designed by B Mackennal/J Pinches, bronze, the obverse with a view of Westminster, the obverse with Lot: 413 a triumphant charioteer in a An athletics relay baton used at quadriga; sold together with a the 1936 Berlin Olympic Games, white metal medal inscribed 4711- VERY RARE SURVIVAL: ERINNERUNG, OLYMPIA, 1936, varnished wood, printed maker's BERLIN, KOLN, mark for Berg, inscribed Olympia- GLOCKENGASSE; and a named Gerat above the Games bell commemorative plaque for the insignia, length 30cm., 11 3/4in. 1948 London Olympic Games, This baton belonged to the designed with a view of German sprinter Erwin Westminster, Olympic Rings and Gillmeister who won a bronze legend, the reverse with a medal as part of the 4 x 100m classical discus thrower and team at the 1936 Berlin Olympic inscribed SIR NOEL CURTIS- Games. He successfully BENNETT (5) determined to keep the baton as Estimate: £500.00 - £700.00 a souvenir of the occasion despite the attempts of an official to retrieve it after the race. Lot: 411 Estimate: £3,000.00 - £5,000.00 Medals, badges and presentations relating to British IOC member Sir Noel Curtis Lot: 414 Bennett, three commemorative 1936 Berlin Olympic Games medals for the British Empire bearer's torch, designed by Carl Games 1934, the World & Diem, steel, made by Krupp European Championships of Factory, route of torch run from 1950 and the Amateur Athletics Olympia to Berlin etched to shaft, Association of England; three legend on top surface This torch presentation plaques for the 1938 was carried during the first European Swimming Olympic torch relay in 1936 from Championships at Wembley, and Olympia, Greece to Berlin, a for the 1958 and 1962 distance of 3,075 km that was Commonwealth Games; plus a completed in 12 days. plaque for Lady Noel Curtis Estimate: £2,700.00 - £3,500.00 Bennett for a GB v Italy international women's athletics match at Brighton 9th July 1960; badges comprising an official's badge for the 1931 British Empire Games, a pair for the International Games for the Deaf in 1935, Committee badge for the National Sporting Trophies Exhibition, British Ice Hockey Association, London v Budapest

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Lot: 415 Lot: 420 1936 Berlin Olympic Games Official F.I.N.A. film of the bearer's torch, designed by Carl swimming events at the Helsinki Diem, steel, made by Krupp 1952 Olympic Games, four cans Factory, route of torch run from of 16mm film with paper labels Olympia to Berlin etched to shaft, reading: MENS SWIMMING, legend on top surface This torch WOMENS SWIMMING, was carried during the first SWIMMING SEQUENCE, Olympic torch relay in 1936 from SWIMMING, plus two smaller Olympia, Greece to Berlin, a matching cans of film, only one distance of 3,075 km that was with a label, marked DIVING, so completed in 12 days. presumably the other is diving Estimate: £2,500.00 - £3,500.00 also; together with an original typed synopsis of the footage (7) Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Lot: 416 A pair of programmes for the Opening and Closing Lot: 421 Ceremonies of the 1936 Berlin Five Olympic pins relating to the Olympic Games, 1st and 16th 1956 Winter Olympic Games at August; sold together with a Cortina, two with Olympic Rings ticket for the Closing Ceremony and Cortina inscription, another (3) with a view of Lago di Misurina, Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 an Olympic Rings pin, and a Finnish pin with national flag and Olympic Rings; sold together with five cloth patches, two inscribed Lot: 417 Cortina and with Olympic Rings, Fest der Teilnehmer, speeches and three with rings above the addressed by the IOC President Cortina Town Coat of Arms (10) and the Reichs-Sportfuehrer at a Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Berlin participants' banquet 16th August 1936 Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 Lot: 422 An official poster for the equestrian events of the 1956 Melbourne Olympic Games that were held in Sweden owing to Lot: 418 quarantine regulations in Kuron (Victor) Die Laufer des Australia, by John Sjosvord, Friedens, a four language book signed in the plate, offset colour on the inaugural Olympic Torch lithograph, French language Relay at Berlin in 1936, pictorial version, published by Esselte, wrappers; sold together with the Stockholm, backed on linen, tube scarce English language edition rolled The design is inspired of Olympic Games 1936 Number from sculptures of the Parthenon 15, cover featuring Wurbel's Estimate: £750.00 - £950.00 official Olympic poster design (2) Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Lot: 423 A poster for the film of the 1960 Lot: 419 Rome Olympic Games, titled LA A collection of British athletics GRAN OLIMPIADA, Spanish programmes mostly White City language, backed onto linen, 110 issues dating between the late by 74cm., 43 by 29in. 1940s and 1960s, AAA Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Championships, British Games, international meets, inter-county championships, floodlit meetings, schools etc. Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00

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Lot: 424 Lot: 429 A 1964 Tokyo Olympic Games A collection of 53 official Olympic participation medal, designed by posters dating between 1980 and T. Okamoto and K. Tanaka, 1992, 19 for Moscow in 1980, 13 stylised three runners and a for the Calgary Winter Games in swimmer, reverse with Olympic 1988, 16 for Seoul in 1988 and 5 Rings and legend in Japanese for Barcelona in 1992, all in folios and English except one Seoul poster, framed Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 & glazed, some duplication of issues Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 Lot: 425 An official identification card for Joseph Batchelder the American Lot: 430 bronze winning sailor at the An ANOC General Assembly Tokyo 1964 Olympic Games, badge for the meeting in Seoul in sold together with an official USA 1986 Olympic Games swimming pin Estimate: £50.00 - £80.00 badge (2) Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00

Lot: 426 An official large pennant of the United States Ice Hockey team at Lot: 431 the Grenoble 1968 Winter An Albertville 1992 Winter Olympic Games Olympic Games participation Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 medal, designed by Renee Mayot, chrome plated steel, the obverse with stylised flame emblem of the Albertville Games, Olympic Rings and legend, the reverse with a star above the Alps, Olympic Rings and motto Lot: 427 Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 A bound volume of programmes for the 1970 British Commonwealth Games in Lot: 432 Edinburgh, blue cloth, gilt titling, A 1992 Barcelona Olympic containing Opening Ceremony, Games participation medal, six athletics, four badminton, six designed by Xavier Corbero, cycling, fencing, wrestling, five Olympic emblem and stylised boxing, bowls, weightlifting, six jumping athlete, reverse with swimming, combined spiral & lightning bolt athletics/closing ceremony, a Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 complete set of surprisingly rarely seen programmes Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 Lot: 433 Lot: 428 A track shoe double-signed by Three 1972 Olympic the British athletes Linford Games posters, the rarer large Christie and Colin Jackson, and size English language editions inscribed with the date from the sports theme series, 11.12.2001 general design by Otl Aicher, Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 comprising basketball, swimming & hurdling, 84 by 118cm., 33 by 46 1/2in. Estimate: £120.00 - £150.00

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Lot: 434 Lot: 438 A John Regis signed Team GB Memorabilia from a former British 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games athletics coach, including sprint suit, signed in black marker lanyards and accreditation from pen with a dedication to the various events including at 'Sports Cafe' Olympic, World and European Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 levels, the group including an accreditation pass for Jessica Ennis and other British athletes; plus a quantity of various pin badges, Games souvenirs and an athletics results book fro the Lot: 435 London 2012 Olympic Games An autographed display of the Estimate: £50.00 - £100.00 Great Britain Coxless Four gold medallists at the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games, a 10 by 15in. colour photograph mounted Lot: 439 above the signatures of Steve Official Team GB issue men's Redgrave, Tim Foster, James clothing for the Opening and Cracknell & Matthew Pinsent, Closing Ceremonies of the signed in black marker pen on London 2012 Olympic Games, by white cards, framed & glazed, 43 Next, for the Opening Ceremony by 61cm., 17 by 24in. a white & gold trimmed hooded Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 jacket, for the Closing Ceremony a jacket, t-shit and a pair of chinos, plus a boxed pair of soft white shoes that were issued to Lot: 436 be worn at both ceremonies, plus Official Team Northern a suit carrier and a Next Athletes clothing issued for the 2002 Style Guide Commonwealth Games in Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Manchester, comprising a team blazer, formal white shirt, and two pairs of smart, pleated trousers, a tracksuit top and two pairs of Lot: 440 bottoms and a backpack; the lot A collection of official Team GB also including various Team requisites issued at the Olympic Northern Ireland pin badges and Village during the 2012 London a sticker Games, comprising: a suitcase, Estimate: £50.00 - £100.00 two hand towels, two bath towels, a bandana, a duvet, a back pack, a gym bag, a wash bag, a pack of 24 Team GB 'gold' bottles of Lot: 437 Coca-Cola, various printed Official Team GB clothing and guides to the Olympic Village, requisites from the 2008 and a 'Chilloutfits' clothing guide Olympic Games, including an Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00 official team GB men's sprint suit, also a boxed bracelet presented by Links of London, a Lee Cooper off white cotton mix Lot: 441 jacket, a pair of Lee Cooper A collection of 18 Baines cards, formal black gentlemen's shoes, rugby ball shaped cards an umbrella, a Beijing welcome comprising Army, Broughton DVD, a pair of Olympic Village Rangers, Derby, Dublin pillow cases and a cotton University, , blanket, various designs of Medical College, Neath, Oxford, backpacks, a pair of team-issued Richmond, Salford & 2 for Adidas sunglasses, and a blazer Swinton; shield shaped cards badge comprising "After The Match", Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 "Play Up Bonnie ", "English K'Nuts", Hull K.R. & 2 for R.B. Kangaroo Estimate: £280.00 - £320.00

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Lot: 442 claiming he was of age until a family member revealed he was Final programmes, for 1947, then still only 17 and he was an unbroken run for 1952 to discharged. He began his career 1976; the lot also including a few with Ponsonby in 1945 scoring Test matches and various 267 points in the Rugby souvenir publications from the League and also represented same era; together with a small Auckland. In December 1945 qty. of 1980s Fulham issues Wigan sensationally signed Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 Nordgren together with Ces Mountford catching the Rugby League seemingly unawares that a Lot: 443 previously imposed transfer ban A French silk ladies scarf had elapsed. Nordgren made his commemorating the 1970 Rugby debut for Wigan v Warrington on League , titled COUPE 3rd April 1946 and between then DU MONDE DE RUGBY A XIII, and 1945 helped the 21 OCTOBRE - 7 NOVEMBRE club to three championship titles 1970, with central printed portrait and three Challenge Cup finals, of two menacing looking rugby twice as winners. When he players over a globe, surrounded retired in 1955, having played by flags and national emblems of 293 games, he had amassed the competing nations and 1,172 points. Leaving the Club inscribed with the names of the after 10 seasons he returned to grounds hosting matches, all New Zealand to practise as a within a red border, 76cm. 30in. lawyer - having qualified at square University whilst still Estimate: £60.00 - £90.00 playing for the Club. He died in Hamilton aged 81 in 2007. Estimate: £3,000.00 - £5,000.00 Lot: 444 The Brian Nordgren Wigan Rugby League medals, SIX Lot: 445 MEDALS COMPRISING: TWO Memorabilia relating to the CHALLENGE CUP WINNER'S Cambridge University Vandals MEDALS AND A RUNNERS-UP Cricket & Club MEDAL, AND THREE tour of USA and Canada in 1933, CHAMPIONSHIP WINNER'S including Tallent's club cap, a MEDALS i) silver-gilt & enamel neatly compiled and Challenge Cup winner's medal comprehensive scrap album, a 1947-48, inscribed with the tour itinerary, a qty. of player's name ii) silver-gilt & photographs and other enamel Challenge Cup winner's miscellaneous items (a qty.) medal 1950-51 iii) silver-gilt & Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 enamel Challenge Cup runners- up medal 1946, inscribed with the player's name iv) a 9ct. gold & enamel Northern Rugby Football Lot: 446 League winner's medal 1946-47, J A Tallents's Cambridge inscribed with the player's name University and Hawks Club v) a silver-gilt & enamel Northern (Cambridge) memorabilia, winner's including five rugby/sporting caps medal 1949-50 vi) a silver-gilt & pus shirt badges, and a qty. of enamel Northern Rugby Football ephemera, correspondence, League winner's medal 1951-52 menus, photographs, Brian Nordgren (1926-2007) is programmes, press cuttings etc. widely regarded as one of the Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 greatest wings that has ever played for Wigan. He is 3rd in the all-time list with 312 tries behind only Billy Boston and Johnny Ring. In the 1949/50 season he scored a remarkable 57 tries. He was a New Zealander born in Greymouth and was raised in a Christchurch orphanage. He had tried to join the Army in 1940

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Lot: 447 Lot: 452 A small archive relating to J A Three England Tallent's time as a Master at international programmes, v Stowe School in the 1930s not South at 2nd illustrated January 1932, accompanied by a Estimate: £20.00 - £30.00 b&w press photograph portraying Tallent & Tanner practising for the game at ; v Ireland at Twickenham 11th February 1933, accompanies by a match ticket, and a flyer for the 'Rugger Ball' at The Dorchester Lot: 448 on the evening of the match; and Memorabilia relating to J.A. a v England programme Tallent playing rugby played at the Colombes Stadium, representatively for East Paris, 24th February 1968 (6) Midlands, including blazer badge, Estimate: £140.00 - £180.00 selection cards, match programmes, correspondence, press cuttings etc.; sold together with a scrap album relating to J A Lot: 453 Tallent's appointment as An archive relating to the British President of the R.F.U. in 1959-60 Lions Tour of in 1936, Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 official photographs, privately taken photographs, dinner menu, telegrams, postcards, newspapers & press cuttings etc. Lot: 449 Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 Memorabilia relating to J A Tallent at Blackheath Rugby Club, original photographs, 1935- 36 member's ticket, dinner menus, selection cards etc. Lot: 454 Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 Programmes for Oxford v Cambridge Varsity rugby matches including VIP editions, VIP issues bound in blue leather boards with gilt titling for 1958, 1959, 1963, 1966 & 1970, and Lot: 450 regular programmes for 1948, Three official b&w photographs of 1952 & 1965; sold together with rugby union international teams, cartes-de-visite for the the South African touring team of Cambridge teams of 1929, 1930 1969-70, the England team who & 1931 (11) played at Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 Twickenham 20th December 1969, both mounted, framed & glazed, the larger 29 by 38cm., 11 1/2 by 15in.; and an unframed Lot: 455 mounted 6 by 8in. photograph of A sporting cap awarded to J A the 6th Australian 'Wallabies' Tallent, thought to be for cricket, who toured Great Britain in 1975- white with a blue dragon 76 (3) Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 Estimate: £50.00 - £80.00

Lot: 451 Two framed rugby union international shirt badges from the 1930s, England and France, the French mounting the larger 25.5 by 21.5cm., 10 by 8 1/2in. Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

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Lot: 456 Lot: 459 A navy blue A Graham Rowntree white Midlands No.19 representative England No.1 1995 Rugby union shirt, short-sleeved; Cup shirt, short-sleeved, with sold together with a COA signed 1995 badge; by Graham Rowntree, and a sold together with a COA signed match programme for Midlands v by Graham Rowntree, and a London & S.E. October 1993 (3) picture card featuring the Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 England squad (3) Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 Lot: 457 Four Graham Rowntree blazer badges, two at R.F.S.U. level, Lot: 460 and two for the R.F.U. England A Graham Rowntree white under-21 team; sold together with England No.1 international rugby a scanned picture of a 15-year- union shirt, short-sleeved; sold old Graham Rowntree proudly together with a COA signed by wearing his England Schools' Graham Rowntree (2) blazer; sold together with a COA Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 signed by Graham Rowntree; a typescript report on Graham Rowntree's 1990-91 season when aged only 19/20 years and breaking into the Lot: 461 1st team and capped at England A Graham Rowntree white U-21 level; also a photograph of England No.1 international rugby the England U-21 front row taken union shirt, short-sleeved; sold after the game v France in together with a COA signed by Dunkirk May 1991 featuring Graham Rowntree (2) Warwick Bullock, Richard Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Cockerill & Graham Rowntree all wearing their newly awarded U- 21 caps (8) Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Lot: 462 Lot: 458 A Graham Rowntree white England No.1 international rugby A group of three Graham union shirt, short-sleeved; sold Rowntree white England together with a COA signed by international rugby union jerseys Graham Rowntree (2) issued at intermediate levels, Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 comprising: a Colts No.3, an under-21 No.1 and an England 'A' No.1, all long-sleeved; sold together with a COA signed by Graham Rowntree; three picture cards featuring Graham Lot: 463 Rowntree in an England 'A' strip; A Graham Rowntree white a match programme for the England No.1 international rugby Belgium match at Castlecroft union shirt, short-sleeved, 1.9.1991; and a player's joining inscribed ENGLAND below the instruction letter for the Belgium red rose; sold together with a match (9) The Colts (U-19) COA signed by Graham relates to the match v Scotland at Rowntree (2) Ayr, 28th April 1990. the U-21 Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 was from the match celebrating the opening of the Castlecroft England rugby schools & youth centre 1st September 1991 when the team beat the full senior Belgian XV 94-3. The other shirts relates to the England 'A' Tour of Canada in 1993. Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00

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Lot: 464 Lot: 469 A Graham Rowntree white A black & white Natal No.18 England No.19 international representative jersey, short- rugby union substitute's shirt, sleeved; sold together with a short-sleeved, inscribed COA signed by Graham ENGLAND below the red rose; Rowntree (2) sold together with a COA signed Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 by Graham Rowntree (2) Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00

Lot: 465 Lot: 470 A Graham Rowntree white A green South Africa No.20 England international rugby union international rugby union shirt, unnumbered replacement shirt, long-sleeved; sold together with a long-sleeved; sold together with a COA signed by Graham COA signed by Graham Rowntree (2) Rowntree (2) Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

Lot: 466 Lot: 471 Graham Rowntree's red British & A black New Zealand No.20 Irish Lions No.1 shirt worn, international rugby union shirt, uniquely, in the only Lions game short-sleeved; sold together with ever to have taken place on a COA signed by Graham home soil v Argentina at the Rowntree, and a picture card , Cardiff, featuring the England squad who immediately prior to the Tour of beat New Zealand 15-9 at New Zealand 2005, short- Twickenham 27 November 1993 sleeved, the Lions badge (3) inscribed NEW ZEALAND 2005; Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 sold together with a COA signed by Graham Rowntree, and two unused match tickets (4) Lot: 472 Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 A green Ireland No.1 under-21 international rugby union shirt, short-sleeved, inscribed on Lot: 467 shamrock badge U21 XV; sold A Graham Rowntree green & together with a COA signed by blue British & Irish Lions Graham Rowntree (2) unnumbered change shirt from Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 the Tour of New Zealand 2005, short-sleeved, the Lions badge inscribed NEW ZEALAND; sold together with a COA signed by Graham Rowntree (2) Lot: 473 Olivier Roumat: a blue France Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 No.20 1995 Rugby World Cup shirt, short-sleeved, bearing a Rugby World Cup badge and Lot: 468 inscribed in gold wire above the A Graham Rowntree tracksuit cockerel emblem COUPE du from the British & Irish Lions Tour MONDE 95; sold together with a of New Zealand 2005, blue with COA signed by Graham red & white trim, in Gore-Tex, a Rowntree (2) top and a pair of bottoms, both Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 bearing the Lions Crest and tour inscription; sold together with a COA signed by Graham Rowntree (3) Estimate: £50.00 - £80.00

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Lot: 474 was gained as a swap by New Two blue France international Zealand's And Haden following rugby union shirts issued at his team's 16-6 victory in the intermediate levels, a junior No.1, 1978 Twickenham Test Match. and a France 'A' No.1, both long- Bill Beaumont was the England sleeved; sold together with a captain for this match. the Fylde COA signed by Graham lock won a total of 34 Rowntree (2) international caps between 1975 Estimate: £120.00 - £160.00 and 1982 and led England to an unexpected Grand Slam in 1980, their first for 23 years. He also appeared 7 times for the Lions Lot: 475 and skippered the team on the Luigi Troiani: a blue Italy No.3 1980 Tour of South Africa, 1995 Rugby World Cup shirt, becoming the first Lions captain short-sleeved, bearing a Rugby from England since Doug World Cup badge and inscribed Prentice 50 years beforehand. beneath the F.I.R. crest 3 Estimate: £500.00 - £700.00 COPPA DEL MONDE, SUD AFRICA 1995; sold together with a blue Italy No.3 junior Lot: 479 international jersey, short- A squad-signed white England sleeved, the F.I.R. crest initialled No.16 international rugby union 'J'; sold together with a COA shirt circa 2001, profusely signed signed by Graham Rowntree (3) in black marker pen and with the Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 strong foundation of the group of players who would go on to lift the Rugby World Cup in 2003 Lot: 476 Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 A sky blue & white hooped Argentina No.17 1995 Rugby World Cup shirt, long-sleeved, bearing a 1995 Rugby World Cup Lot: 480 badge; sold together with a COA Jamie Noon signed match-worn signed by Graham Rowntree (2) white England No.13 'hat-trick' Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 jersey from the rugby union international v Scotland 19th March 2005, signature to the lower front in black marker pen, short-sleeved, Lot: 477 inscribed JAMIE 10th CAP, A red Canada No.3 international ENGLAND v SCOTLAND, 19th rugby union shirt, long-sleeved; MARCH 2005, unwashed Jamie sold together with a COA signed Noon scored a hat-trick of tries by Graham Rowntree (2) during England's 43-22 win over Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Scotland at Twickenham. Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00

Lot: 481 signed match-worn Lot: 478 white England No.15 jersey from Bill Beaumont's match-worn the Calcutta Cup rugby union England No.5 international shirt international v Scotland 19th from the Test Match v New March 2005, signature to the Zealand played at Twickenham lower front in black marker pen, 25th November 1978, with short-sleeved, inscribed IAIN embroidered rose emblem, the BALSHAW 24th CAP, ENGLAND inside collar autographed by the v SCOTLAND, 19th MARCH All Black Andy Haden and dated 2005, unwashed 1978; sold together with a Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 programme and ticket for the match, a small framed photograph of Beaumont in action for England, and a signed copy of his autobiography 'Thanks to Rugby' (5) This shirt

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Lot: 482 Lot: 484 A Barbarians shirt A black & gold quartered Ulster 1970s, black & white hooped by School 1st XV rugby cap dated S.B.P. Sportswear, embroidered 1911-12-13, inscribed in metal cloth badge, framed & glazed, set thread not illustrated with a plaque inscribed Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 DONATED BY MERVYN DAVIES, AUCTIONED FOR, PONTARDULAIS ST JOHN'S. 7.4.1978, 46cm., 18in. square Mervyn Davies donated his Barbarians shirt for a fund raising auction on behalf of St John Lot: 485 A collection of memorabilia Ambulance. "Merve the Swerve" relating to the Harlequins, Davies played five time for the Manchester and Scotland rugby Barbarians, including captaining international Archibald Leslie the club v Australia 24th January "Bill" Gracie, including two official 1976. He had made his debut v b&w team-group photographs South Africa 31st January 1970. featuring Gracie and the Scotland Thomas Mervyn Davies was born team v England at Inverleith in in Swansea on 9 December 1946 1923, and the Manchester RFC and educated at Penlan team in 1926, both with typescript Comprehensive School and legends, the first the larger image Swansea College of Education. 9 1/2 by 13 3/4in.; a qty. of Whilst teaching in London he various other photographs and played club rugby for London postcards featuring Bill Gracie; Welsh but later returned to two scrapbooks containing press Swansea. In 1976 a sudden cuttings relating to Gracie's rugby illness and collapse in a cup exploits in the 1920s; a match match at programme for Cardiff v forced him to retire from playing Harlequins 13.4.1925; two at the age of 29. Considered the congratulatory telegrams relating finest number 8 of his generation, to Gracie's Scotland team that Mervyn Davies toured with the beat in Cardiff 3rd to New Zealand in February 1923; various editions 1971 and South Africa in 1974, of the Rugby Football Annual making 25 appearances, (1920) and Playfair Rugby including eight test matches, and Annual (50s/60s); Scottish Rugby scoring eight tries. He played 38 Memories, a bound volume internationals for Wales and was containing various Scotland captain in nine games. Mervyn international programmes from Davies died on 15 March 2012 the 1920s/1930s; and six aged 65. volumes on rugby including The Estimate: £500.00 - £700.00 Rugby Game and How To Play It by 'Six Internationals' (a qty.) Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 Lot: 483 Mirco Bergamasco: a white Italy No.11 shirt worn in the rugby union international v at Lot: 486 A rugby ball signed by the 1974 the Stadio Del Duca, Ascoli, 28th British Lions to South Africa, a November 2009, short-sleeved brown leather Gilbert 'Springbok' Bergamasco scored two penalty neatly signed by the squad in two kicks and a conversion during columns numbered 1-15 & 16-30, Italy's 24-6 win over Samoa. additionally signed by the tour Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 manager Alun Thomas and coach Syd Millar, and inscribed in heavy print BRITISH LIONS, 1974; sold with a signed letter of provenance from the present vendor which explains its acquisition through Ian McLauchlan, the Scottish rugby captain (2) Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00

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Lot: 487 Lot: 490 A match ball from the Wales v A fine and rare sepia-toned Australia international played at photograph of the first England Cardiff 20th December 1975 team to play an international signed by both teams, a brown rugby match in Ireland in 1875, leather Gilbert Match ball the image 9 by 11 1/2in., ink presented as a gift to a 12 year manuscript legend reading THE old ball from Port Talbot who was ENGLAND TWENTY - PLAYED fighting cancer at the time, the lot AT DUBLIN ON DECEMBER including a related booklet on this 12th 1875 The 1875-76 season matter, signatures including was the last where the teams Williams, Evans, Gravell, Bevan, fielded 20-a-side. The scoring Price, Wheel, captain Mervyn system was based on a 'goal' Davies, Faulkner etc., Australia being awarded for a successfully including Hipwell (captain), converted try, or from a dropped Graham, Pearse, Cornelsen etc. goal or for a goal from mark. The Estimate: £500.00 - £700.00 match was played at Leinster Cricket Ground, Rathmines. England won this match 1-0 Lot: 488 when Pearson converted Clark's A rugby ball signed by the Wales try. This was only the second 1988 Five Nations & Triple Ireland v England rugby Crown winners, a white Mitre international, the first having took 'Club' ball signed extensively in place the previous season at the blue biro by the Welsh squad, Kennington Oval. The England Bowen, Davies, Ring, Hadley, twenty are: S H M Login (Royal Jones, Clement, Evans, Young, Naval College), Alec Pearson Norster, Moriaty, Watkins etc.; (Blackheath), C R Gunner sold together with a small (Marlborough Nomads), A T quantity of Welsh rugby Mitchell (Oxford University), C W programmes 1970s-1990s H Clark (Liverpool), W E Collins These autographs were collected (St George's Hospital), J V at a St Helens training session Brewer (Gipsies), C C Bryden before the start of the Five (Clapham Rovers), Andrew Nations Tournament. Bulteel (Manchester), James Estimate: £120.00 - £150.00 Bush (Clifton), H J Graham (Wimbledon Hornets), J D G Graham (Wimbledon Hornets), W Greg (Manchester), W H H Lot: 489 Hutchinson (Hull), Edward A rugby ball signed by the Wales Kewley (Liverpool), Francis squad prior to the Grand Slam Luscombe (Capt., Gipsies), E E match v Ireland at the Millennium Marriott (Manchester), Murray Stadium 19th March 2005, the Marshall (Blackheath), Edward black and white Gilbert all Beadon Turner (St George's weather trainer ball signed in Hospital) & C L Verelst black marker pen by 23 members (Liverpool). of the Wales squad, Jenkins, Estimate: £500.00 - £800.00 Morgan, Jones, Henson, Owen, Peel, Davies etc., in a custom made perspex display case together with a cased Lot: 491 commemorative Grand Slam A poster titled 'Federation medal and a match programme Francaise de Rugby, signed in for the Ireland game, 30 by 40 by the plate 'Joe Bridge' and dated 40cm., 12 by 15 1/2 by 15 1/2in. '48, published by Sarcelles, Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 Paris, backed onto linen, 39.5 by 60cm., 15 1/2 by 23 1/2in. Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00

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Lot: 492 Lot: 494 An advertisement poster for A "Mac" cartoon of a rugby team Lavocat products with a rugby at Worcester Park, Surrey, design, featuring a rugby player signed, caricatures of players, running alongside a 63.5 by 48.5, 25 by 19in., thoroughbred, signed in the plate unframed 'H Prost, Lyon', published by Estimate: £60.00 - £90.00 Fort, Lyon, backed onto linen, 68.5 by 90cm., 27 by 35 3/4in. Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

Lot: 495 Lot: 493 An album with rugby autographs A rare official poster for the first from the 1930s, including New time rugby union was played at Zealand, Wales, England, in The Scotland, Swansea and others; Charrington International Rugby together with another album with Festival 1st September 1979, laid a few rugby autographs from the down on board as issued, 76 by 1970s; the lot also including two 51cm., 30 by 20in. The ale glasses decorated with Charrington International Rugby portraits of the 1978 Grand Slam Festival was a day long knock- Welsh players Mervyn Davies & out competition featuring all the Geoff Wheel; plus a Welsh London Merit Table clubs boxing flyer & programme (6) together with a selection of Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 international club sides including the Scottish champions and eventual Heriots F.P. plus Blackrock College, Toulouse & Lot: 496 Extremely rare post match menu Rovigo, plus the English northern for the dinner in honour of the champions Liverpool RFC. The New Zealand team at The Hotel 20-minute 15-a-side games Metropole, London, Saturday 4th began with preliminary matches January 1936, autographed in at 11.30am and culminated in the pencil to the decorative front floodlit final commencing at 8pm. cover by man of the match on The attendance was given by the England debut Prince Alexander Wembley press office as 16,000, Obolensky, England captain although this number was viewed Bernard Gadney, New Zealand with a good deal of cynicism. The captain Jack Manchester, former Festival was not deemed a 1906 South African captain Paul success and not revived the Roos and former England captain following year. Rugby Union did John Greenwood. Also signed by return to the home of football in England forwards, Weston, 1992 when England played Dunkley and Hamilton-Hill as well Canada in a friendly international. as New Zealand reserve players Wembley then adopted the Page and Adkins. This menu is Welsh national team whilst the from the collection of former Millennium Stadium was being England Rugby captain John constructed and hosted a total of Greenwood. Prince Alexander 7 internationals between Sergeevich Obolensky 17 November 1997 and April 1999. February 1916 - 29 March 1940 On 31st March 2012 at the new was a Rurikid prince of Russian Wembley Stadium a world record origin who became a naturalised crowd for a rugby union club Briton, having spent most of his match of 83,761 watched life in England, and who went on Harlequins defeat Saracens 24- to represent England in 19 in an Aviva Premiership International Rugby Union. He fixture. was, and is, popularly known as Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 "The Flying Prince", "The Flying Slav", or simply as "Obo" by many sports fans. He played for Leicester Football Club between 1934 and 1939, as well as Rosslyn Park F.C. His selection for England caused a stir because he was not a British

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citizen, but he gained British member of staff at the Queen's Citizenship in 1936. On 4 Hotel in Cardiff, where these January 1936 he scored two tries teams and personalities were on his England debut in a 13-0 staying. victory over the All Blacks, the Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 first time England had beaten New Zealand. Aided by Pathé News footage of the game, his Lot: 499 name has entered into legend, A signed limited edition print titled since the first try, beating several 'The Victorious Lions', numbered 'All Blacks' in a run of three- 940/1500, featuring a colour quarters of the length of the field, photograph of the Lions team was widely regarded as the that beat South Africa 18-15 at greatest try of the time, and one King's Park, Durban, 28th June of the greatest tries ever scored 1997, signed to the lower margin by England. On 29 March 1940, in fine black marker pen above a day after being recalled to the printed details by Jenkins, Gibbs, England squad to play Wales, Tait, Dawson, Wallace, Wood, Pilot Officer Obolensky was killed Smith, Johnson (captain), during training when his Hawker Bentley, Guscott, Townsend, Hill, Hurricane Mark 1 crashed on Davidson, Rodber & Dallaglio, Martlesham Heath, Suffolk, he additionally signed by the was only 24 years of age. photographer David Gibson, Estimate: £500.00 - £600.00 mounted, framed & glazed, 55 by 73cm., 21 3/4 by 28 3/4in. Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 Lot: 497 The autographs of the the New Zealand All Blacks Touring Team Lot: 500 1935-36, a fine set of ink A group of six signed colour signatures of the squad and photographic prints featuring management, 30 autographs, England players in the 2003 including Wynyard, Dalton, Rugby World Cup final, subjects Mitchell, Gilbert, King, Best, comprising: , Solomon etc., on two pages Martin Johnson, , removed from an album , , Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 and a triple signed print by Dallaglio, Back & Hill, originally published by Big Blue Tube, all Lot: 498 uniformly mounted, framed & An autograph album containing glazed, 61 by 43cm., 24 by 17in. signatures of the 1967 New Estimate: £160.00 - £200.00 Zealand All Blacks, the 1969/70 South Africa Springboks and other interesting signatures, 32 Lot: 501 All Blacks signatures over 3 Five / rugby pages, 2 of which are back-to- menus dating between 1926 and back, including Nathan, Herewini, 1939, plus an itinerary for the Macrae, Laidlow, Muller, tour of Devon & Cornwall in Jennings etc.; 1969-70 34 1928, and a match programme Springboks again over 3 pages Yorkshire v Northumberland with 2 back-to-back, including played at Goddard Avenue, Hull, Lawless, Muller, de Wet, 11th November 1950 (7) not Bedford, Cockrell etc.; the album illustrated also with the Breda (Holland) Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 football team defeated by Cardiff City in the 1967-68 European Cup Winners' Cup, part-team group of the Italy football team Lot: 502 A dinner menu for the France v who played Wales at Cardiff Wales rugby union international 23.10.68p, plus Leicestershire in Paris 9th April 1928, held at CCC, and various personalities the Hotel Du Palais D'Orsay from the world of entertainment Estimate: £160.00 - £200.00 including the 60s pop group Vanity Fare who had a worldwide hit with "Hitchin' A Ride" These autographs were collected by a

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Lot: 503 Lot: 508 A 1930 Christmas card from 20 Rugby programmes of Irish James Baxter Manager of the interest, comprising: a souvenir British Lions tourists to New programme for the Wales v Zealand and Australia in 1930 Ireland rugby international played Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 at Swansea 16th March 1901, in the form of a scarce souvenir napkin, probably from the post match dinner, 40.5cm., 16in. square; seven Leinster rugby programmes for matches played at Lansdowne Road, Senior 7-a- Lot: 504 side tournament 16.4.32, v Two scrapbooks with coverage of Connacht 14.2.42, 5.2.44 & British Lions Tours 1950-1989, 1.11.47 & v Ulster 20.11.43, neatly compiled with photocopied 13.1.45 & 15.11.47; nine further photographs of players and programmes for matches played match action, with captions and at Lansdowne Road, Old printed text, with presentation Belvedere v Racing Club de detailing in red pen France 1.10.49, IRFU Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 International Trial Match 14.1.50, a combined programme for Dublin University v Old Wesley & Lot: 505 Blackrock College v University Rahilly (Jerome J.) Rugby College 17.3.50, Irish VX v British Football yellow pictorial cloth, Combined Services 24.11.51, 8vo., published by C. Arthur IRFU International Trial Match Pearson Ltd., London, 1904 10.1.53, County Dublin XV v Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Lancashire 25.4.53, County Dublin XV v Midland Counties 1.5.54, Old Belverdere v Auvergne 15.9.55 & Lansdowne v Harlequins 1.10.55; a programme for the Cardiff RFC 75th Anniversary Match v British Lot: 506 & Irish Lions at the Arms Park A rare and early rugby book titled 22.9.51; and two England v 'The Origin of Rugby Football', Ireland rugby internationals 14th Report (with appendices) of the February 1931 & 11th February Sub-Committee of the Old 1950 Rugbeian Society appointed in Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 July 1895, published by Rugby School in 1897, this being the personal copy of A L Gracie the Scotland international captain Lot: 509 who has signed in ink to the front London v paper wrapper union programme 15th Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00 November 1924, played at Twickenham Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Lot: 507 New Zealand All Blacks Rugby Tour Souvenir 1888-1936, 48 pages, with original paper wrappers, a little untidy due to its oversize nature Lot: 510 Estimate: £30.00 - £40.00 An official souvenir programme for the New Zealand All Blacks first ever tour to South Africa in 1928, the back cover is present but detached despite old evidence of sellotape repairs Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

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Lot: 511 Lot: 517 Torquay v Cardiff rugby union A collection of 49 Leicester rugby programme 9th September 1929 union programmes, 1 pre-war v Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Blackheath 9.4.1938; four wartimes all played at Welford Road comprising a representative match Barbarians v Midlands XV 23.3.40, Army v RAF 13.2.43, Leicester v Barbarians 26.12.45 & Leicestershire & East Midlands XV v New Zealand Touring XV Lot: 512 31.1.46; and 44 Leicester Taranaki v British Lions programmes dating between programme 24th May 1930 seasons 1946-47 and 1960-61 Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 (occasional aways), the majority 1940s, including county matches played at Welford Road also England v Wales schoolboy international 22.3.47, Leicestershire & East Midlands v Australia 15.11.47, and four Leicester v Barbarians 27.12.46, Lot: 513 27.12.51, 26.12.52 & 27.12.55 Wellington v British Lions Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 programme 3rd June 1930, good condition Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 Lot: 518 A collection of rugby union programmes, including various England internationals at Twickenham from the late 1940s onwards, a few club issues from the late 40s, but most club issues Lot: 514 typically 1970s (some earlier & Canterbury v British Lions some later) and tending to be programme 7th June 1930, clubs in the London region (a qty.) played at Lancaster Park Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Lot: 519 Two France international rugby union programmes, v England 1st March 1958 and v Scotland 10th January 1959, both played at the Stade Olympique de Lot: 515 Colombes New Zealand v British Lions Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 programme 5th July 1930, Second Test, played at Lancaster Park Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 Lot: 520 New South Wales v British Lions programme 30th August 1960, played at the S.C.G., programme published as a Rugby News Souvenir 23rd August Lot: 516 Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 Seven pre-war Welsh rugby programmes, for Cardiff v Llanelly 27.4.33 & v Bridgend on 12.9.36 & 10.9.38; and for Swansea v Penarth 6.11.37, Aberavon 17.9.38, Llanelly 12.11.38 & Pontypool 10.12.38 Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00

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Lot: 521 Lot: 526 Southern Universities (Western Memorabilia relating to James Province) v British Lions Wilson, early athlete and programme 6th June 1962, Glasgow Rangers football trainer, punch-holed including items relating to his Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 athletics career in the mid 1880, various winner's rosettes including most notably an example with a manuscript inscription for a meeting at Ibrox Park in 1904 when the athlete Shrubb broke the world record for Lot: 522 two miles recording a time of 9 A programme for the South Africa minutes 9.6 seconds; also a v British Lions Test Match 23rd Bellahouston Harriers official's June 1962, 1st Test, played at badge, a later invitation to the Ellis Park Highland Games in 1903, any Estimate: £120.00 - £150.00 various press cuttings; the lot including a letter from Willie Baird captain of St Bernards FC trying to convince Wilson to stay at the club, and also a letter of reference given to Wilson by the Lot: 523 club, also in Wilson's own hand a British Columbia All Stars v two page summary of his career British Lions rugby programme written shortly before his death, 14th September 1966, played at plus further press cuttings, also Empire Stadium, Vancouver typed transcripts of some of the Estimate: £280.00 - £300.00 correspondence (a qty.) John Wilson started as an athlete before becoming one of the leading football trainers of his time. He first joined St Bernards as trainer in 1894-95 and had immediate success winning the Lot: 524 Scottish Cup, the only occasion Canada v British Lions rugby the club ever did so before their programme 17th September eventual demise in 1941-42. He 1966, played at Stanley Park, then joined Glasgow Rangers in Toronto, signed inside by five 1897 and up until the First World Welsh Lions D.I.E. Bebb, D.K. War he brought to the club seven Jones, A.R. Lewis. A.I.E. Pask & Scottish League Championship G.J. Prothero; sold together with titles, two Scottish Cup wins, a match ticket for this game (2) eight Glasgow Cups and seven Estimate: £330.00 - £360.00 Glasgow Charity Cup. Estimate: £350.00 - £450.00 Lot: 525 An autographed 1968 Argentina Lot: 527 v Wales rugby union international Harry Chippendale's white programme, signed to the interior England v Ireland cap 1894, with over portraits of the Welsh wire work rose and date players and management with Estimate: £600.00 - £800.00 the sole exception of A K Morgan

Estimate: £250.00 - £300.00

Lot: 528 A 15ct. gold & red enamel Lancashire Football Association Senior Cup winner's medal won by Harry Chippendale of Blackburn Rovers, inscribed LANCASHIRE FOOTBALL

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ASSOCIATION, 1896, Lot: 532 BLACKBURN ROVERS, A 1904 F.A. Cup winner's medal WINNERS, H. CHIPPENDALE; awarded to Tommy Hynds of sold together with a 9ct. gold Manchester City FC, in 15ct. medal won by Chippendale in gold, the obverse inscribed 1904, season 1891-92, but with the the reverse inscribed THE competition uninscribed (2) FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION, Estimate: £500.00 - £700.00 MANCHESTER CITY, WINNERS, T. HINDS [sic], in a fitted case by Whittle of Lot: 529 Blackburn In 1903-04 An 1899 Scottish F.A. Cup Manchester City won the F.A. winner's medal awarded to Cup and claimed the first major Tommy Hynds of Celtic FC., in honour in their history. They beat 15ct. gold, the obverse inscribed Bolton Wanderers 1-0 at the SCOTTISH FOOTBALL Crystal Palace with the winning ASSOCIATION, the reverse goal scored by Billy Meredith in inscribed CHALLENGE CUP, the 23rd minute, a strike disputed 1898-99, WON BY CELTIC F.C., as offside by Bolton. THOMAS HINDS [sic] Estimate: £5,000.00 - £7,000.00 Estimate: £800.00 - £1,200.00

Lot: 533 Lot: 530 A Royal Doulton Kingsware vase A 9ct. gold Scottish Charity from a private commission by the Football Match medal awarded to Manchester City footballer Sam Tommy Hynds captain of Heart of Ashworth for presentation to his Midlothian in 1909, the obverse Manchester City team-mates in engraved with the initials TH, the commemoration of the 1904 F.A. reverse inscribed UNEMPLOYED Cup victory, this example given CHARITY MATCH, PRESENTED to Tommy Hynds, The elongated BY R. SWAN ESQ., TO TOM two-handled vase in a brown HYNDS, (CAPTAIN), HEART OF glazed and with decoration MIDLOTHIAN F.C., 1909, in featuring a cavalier, inscribed in original case white relief A SOUVENIR FROM Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 S.B.A., MANCHESTER CITY F.C., ENGLISH CUP WINNERS 1903-4, J. HILLMAN, J. Lot: 531 McMAHON, H. BURGESS, S. A 9ct. gold Ayrshire Masonic Cup FROST, T. HYNDS, S.B.A. football medal won by Tommy ASHWORTH, W. MEREDITH Hynds of Burns St Mary 505 (CAP.), G. LIVINGSTONE, W. (Hurlford) in 1904, presentation GILLESPIE, A. TURNBULL, F. inscription engraved to the BOOTH, height 33cm., 13in. reverse; sold together with four Estimate: £500.00 - £800.00 cabinet cards featuring members of the Burns St Mary football team, three being similar issues Lot: 534 published by McGregor & Sons A fine quality official photograph of Kilmarnock, the other of Manchester City's first F.A. published by G Booth of Cup winning team in 1903-04, 10 Kilmarnock; sold together with 1/2 by 14in. b&w photograph with Hynds' Masonic membership printed titling and legend below, certificate for the Grand Lodge of published by Warwick Brookes, Scotland (6) Manchester, unframed, damage Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 to lower left corner of the mount, but image in fine condition Tommy Hynds is the third player from the right standing in the back row. Estimate: £500.00 - £700.00

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Lot: 535 Lot: 539 A photograph of the Manchester An official photograph of the City team circa 1904, possibly Scottish Football League the F.A. Cup winning team, representative team for the posed in full kit outside the Grand match v Ireland in Belfast 16th Hotel, 7 by 9in. b&w photograph, February 1901, a fine quality 11 mounted, framed & glazed, by 14in. b&w photograph with overall 46 by 51cm., 18 by 20in. printed legend below, published Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 by Allison & Allison, Belfast, unframed Tommy Hynds of Celtic is seated in the front row second from the left. Scotland Lot: 536 won this match played at A photographic print of the Grosvenor Park 2-1. This was Woolwich Arsenal team in Hynds one and only appearance season 1906-07, an unusual for the Scottish FL. montage created from 11 Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 individual photographs 11 by 7in., mounted on card, published by Reinhold Thiele, Chancery Lane, London Tommy Hynds spent Lot: 540 only 5 months at Woolwich Memorabilia relating to the life Arsenal between January and and career of Tommy Hynds, four May 1907, but helped the team miscellaneous photographs and reach the semi-final of the F.A. various papers including his Cup. He then joined Leeds City marriage certificate and death as their captain for the 1907-08 certificate, and his Certificate of season. Citizenship to the United States Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 of America Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00

Lot: 537 An official photograph of the Lot: 541 Celtic team in 1898-99, 11 1/2 by A 9ct. gold Southern Football 14in. sepia-toned, with printed League Division Two champion's legend beneath, published by medal awarded to the New Agnew & Son, Glasgow Tommy Brompton (later Gillingham FC) Hynds is the first player standing chairman H.G. Croneen in the in the back row to the left hand club's first competitive season of side just to the right of the team League Football in 1894-95, trainer. Tommy Hynds stands to inscribed CHAMPIONS, 2nd DIV, the far left in the back row next to SOUTHERN LEAGUE, NEW the trainer. Celtic won the BROMPTON, H.G. CRONEEN, Scottish Cup, the Glasgow NEW BROMPTON, in original Charity Cup and the Glasgow fitted case of Croneen's own League Championship in season jeweller's business, 7-9 High 1898-99. Street, New Brompton A medal Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 for the first honour in the history of Gillingham FC. Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 Lot: 538 A photographed of Tommy Hynds and the Celtic team circa Lot: 542 1898, 11 1/2 by 14 1/4in., A 9ct. gold & enamel Liverpool & mounted, curiously published in District F.A. Senior Cup winner's Manchester by C. Ireland, medal awarded to Wilf Oldham of unframed Everton FC in 1899, inscribed Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 LIVERPOOL & DIST. F.A., SENIOR CUP, EVERTON F.C., WINNERS 1899, W. OLDHAM Wilfred Oldham made 22 first- team appearances for Everton, scoring 11 goals, between 8th October 1898 and 31st March 1900. Everton dominated the Liverpool Senior Cup in its early years winning the competition 12

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times in the first 18 years. Lot: 546 Estimate: £500.00 - £800.00 A 9ct. gold Liverpool County F.A. Senior Cup winner's medal awarded to an Everton player in Lot: 543 season 1920-21, inscribed A 9ct. gold 1907-08 F.A. Amateur LIVERPOOL COUNTY Cup winner's medal awarded to FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION, the right-half J.W. Shallcross of CHALLENGE CUP, WINNERS, the Depot Battalion Royal 1920-21, evidence of a later Engineers, the player's name brooch fitting adjustment The engraved to the rim and dated identity of the Everton player who 08; sold together with two other won this medal is unknown. 9ct. gold medals won by Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 Shallcross, a 1906-07 Kent County Cup amateur winner's medal, with Shallcross playing for Lot: 547 Maidstone; and a South Eastern A 9ct. gold & enamel medal for League Division Two The Hospital Charity Football Championship medal 1907 -08, Challenge Cup won by Arthur won by Depot Btn. Royal Dominy of FC, Engineers of Chatham (3) The competition undated but the gold the 1908 F.A. Amateur Cup final bears the date stamp for 1922, Royal Engineers beat Stockton 2- the reverse inscribed A.A. 1 in the final played at Bishop DOMINY, in original Hampshire Auckland. Football Association case Arthur Estimate: £600.00 - £800.00 Dominy was born at South Stoneham, Southampton 11th February 1893. He joined Lot: 544 Southampton FC from local A 9ct. gold & enamel West football in 1913 and made a total Yorkshire Football Association of 334 League appearances for medal awarded to Dan McKie of The Saints, a figure that would city AFC in 1908 have been significantly higher Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 had it not been for the interruption of the First World War. The inside forward also netted 133 League goals. Dominy was signed by Everton in March 1928 as a strike partner Lot: 545 for club legend . They also struck up a close friendship A silver-gilt 1912 Football off the pitch. He finished his Association Charity Shield playing days with spells at runners-up medal awarded to Gillingham, Clapton Orient and Dan McKie of Queen's Park Newport (IoW). Dominy then Rangers following the defeat to returned to Southampton as Blackburn Rovers at White Hart manager during the wartime Lane, later brooch fitting The period 1943-1946. After Bill 1912 Football Association Charity Dodgin took over the reins, Shield was played on 4 May. Arthur Dominy maintained a life League Champions Blackburn long association with the club Rovers defeated Southern and was the chief steward at the League champions Queen's Park Supporters' Club. Arthur Rangers 2-1. The proceeds of Dominy died at Mitcham, Surrey, the match were donated to the 23rd September 1974 aged 81. Titanic Relief Fund. Estimate: £400.00 - £500.00 Estimate: £500.00 - £700.00

Lot: 548 A group of three medals awarded to Percy Whittaker of Wolverhampton Wanderers, i) 9ct. gold & enamel Mexborough & District Football Association runners-up medal 1926-27 (pre- dating his association with Wolves) ii) 9ct. gold & enamel

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Central League medal 1931-32 defender to retain his place for won by Wolverhampton the 1930 Final against Wanderers reserves team iii) 9ct. Bournemouth Gasworks Athletic. gold & enamel Staffordshire Ilford won 5-1 at Upton Park, Football Association Senior Cup watched by 21,800. He played in runners-up medal 1931-32 all in both matches of the 1936 Final original case; sold together with a for Ilford, which Casuals won 2-0 b&w photograph of Percy at Upton Park (27,000) after a 1- Whittaker, in old age, as Landlord 1 draw at Selhurst Park (25,064). of the "Richardsons Arms" in Provenance: By family descent. Oakenshaw, (4) Estimate: £1,400.00 - £1,800.00 Estimate: £800.00 - £1,000.00

Lot: 550 Lot: 549 Memorabilia relating to J. A collection of medals won by Farquahar a prominent amateur Les "Buddy" Craymer of Ilford goalkeeper in Hampshire football FC, i) 9ct. gold F.A. Amateur Cup and later for Isthmian League winner's medal 1928-29, in winning Leytonstone FC, original case ii) 9ct. gold F.A. including four silver medals for Amateur Cup winner's medal minor competitions with dates 1929-30, in original case iii) 9ct. ranging from the 1930s to gold F.A. Amateur Cup runners- 1950s,, two good luck telegrams, up medal 1935-36, in original press cuttings and pictures, and case iv) 15ct. gold London F.A. a fragment from a Leytonstone Senior Cup winner's medal 1928- blazer badge (a qty.) not 29, in original case v) silver illustrated London F.A. Senior Cup runners- Estimate: £140.00 - £180.00 up medal 1931-32, in original case vi) 9ct. gold & enamel Essex F.A. Senior Cup winner's Lot: 551 medal 1926-27, in original case A 9ct. gold Hampshire F.A. vii) 9ct. gold & enamel Essex League Division Two winner's F.A. Senior Cup winner's medal medal 1938-39, inscribed 1927-28, in original case viii) 9ct. HAMPSHIRE FOOTBALL gold & enamel Essex F.A. Senior ASSOCIATION, HAMPSHIRE Cup winner's medal 1928-29, in LEAGUE DIVISION 2, 1938-39, original case ix) 9ct. gold & in original fitted case Southern enamel Essex F.A. Senior Cup Railways (Eastleigh) were the winner's medal 1935-36, in Division 2 League Champions in original case x) 9ct. gold & 1938-39, finishing a comfortable enamel Ilford Hospital Charity 8 points clear of the Royal Cup medal 1929-30, in an old Marines (Portsmouth). case, possibly not the original Estimate: £180.00 - £240.00 issue xi) silver & enamel Ilford Hospital Cup runners-up medal, undated xii) 9ct. gold & enamel London F.A. Charity Cup medal Lot: 552 A 9ct. gold & enamel Derbyshire 1937-38, in original case xiii) Football Association medal, 9ct. gold & enamel Connaught inscribed MEDAL Hospital Charity Cup, undated COMPETITION, RUNNERS- UP, xiv) silver & enamel Norfolk 1932-33, in original case County F.A. Miller Shield medal Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 1933-34, in original paper box xv) a gold-mounted silver medal Ilford & District Amateur League Div 1 1925-26 xvi) a silver cricket medal awarded for top batting in 1929 xvii) a qty. of pin & lapel Lot: 553 badges including Ilford FC, other A medal, cap, blazer and badge clubs. mostly continental, and relating to St Paul's College also some Masonic badges Les Cheltenham football and athletics "Buddy" Craymer was Ilford's clubs dating between 1936 and centre-half in the 1929 Final 1938, the cased medal a silver & against Leyton, which they won 3- enamel finalists for the 1 before a 35,000 crowd at Gloucestershire F.A. Minor Cup Highbury. He was the only Ilford 1937-38; the cap dated 1936-37;

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the white Athletics Club blazer becoming their manager the badge dated 1937; and the following season. Jack Warner blazer's badge dated to cover was also capped twice for Wales, period 1936 to 1938 and covering and made one wartime football and athletics (4) These international appearance. In the items relate to the college sport 1948 Charity Shield Manchester days of Major Howard C. Lewis United were beaten 4-3 by of the Royal Army Medical Corps Arsenal at Highbury. Six of the attached to the 3rd British Infantry goals were scored in a pulsating Estimate: £180.00 - £220.00 first half. Estimate: £1,000.00 - £1,500.00

Lot: 554 A silver Football League Lot: 557 representative medal awarded to A bronze medal for the Blue the West Ham United player Stars Youth Tournament in Andy Malcolm in 1958, inscribed Switzerland in 1962 awarded to THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE, Manchester United's first black REPRESENTATIVE MATCH, footballer Dennis Walker, the THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE obverse struck with a footballer, VERSUS THE SCOTTISH the reverse inscribed JUNIOREN- FOOTBALL LEAGUE, AT TURNIER, F.C. BLUE STARS, GLASGOW, 8th OCTOBER ZURICH, SIEGER, 1962; sold 1958, in original fitted case This with a letter of provenance from match was played at Ibrox and the present vendor, and three ended as a 1-1 draw. Sammy personal photographs dating Baird scored for the Scots, Brian from 1980 featuring Dennis Clough for the visitors. Andy Walker, the present vendor and Malcolm made a total of 283 his son (5) Dennis Allen Walker League appearances for The was born in Hackney, London, Hammers between 1953 and 26th October 1944. The 1962. He later had spells at midfielder signed to Manchester Chelsea and QPR. United in 1961 and made one Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 first-team appearance v Forest on 20th May 1963, before he was released Lot: 555 and joined York City, and then A 9ct. gold Football League Long finished his career at Cambridge Service medal awarded to the United in 1972. Dennis Walker Gillingham FC Secretary E.W. died at Stockport 11th August Fletcher in 1958, inscribed with 2003 aged 58. details of Mr Fletcher's career to Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 the reverse Estimate: £250.00 - £300.00 Lot: 558 Mal Donaghy's Manchester United 1991 European Cup Winners' Cup winner's medal, a Lot: 556 continental yellow-medal, signed A 9ct. gold 1948 Football Kramer, inscribed UEFA, COUPE Association Charity Shield DES VAINQUEURS DE COUPE runners-up medal awarded to EUROPEENNE, 1991, in original Jack Warner of Manchester fitted case Manchester United United, inscribed FOOTBALL defeated Barcelona 2-1 in the ASSOCIATION CHARITY final of the 1990-91 European SHIELD, J. WARNER, M/c Cup Winners' Cup. The match UNITED F.C., 1948 John 'Jack' was played at Feijenoord's Warner (1911-1980) was a stadium in Rotterdam on 15th Welsh footballer born at May and scored Swansea. The wing-half made both the United goals. Mal 135 League appearances for Donaghy was an unused Swansea Town before moving to substitute. Having spent most of in 1938-39. The his early career at Luton Town, Second World War interrupted showed enormous his Manchester United League trust in his abilities by paying career and he eventually moved £650,00 to bring him to Old to Rochdale in 1951-52, Trafford in October 1988, a huge

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sum at that time for a player Lot: 562 north of 30. Donaghy rewarded Joe Smith's red & blue Football the decision with characteristic Association Tour of Canada solid and reliable performances. representative cap 1926, His opportunities did however wirework and silk crest inscribed become more limited as time ENGLAND, CANADA and with a progressed and he missed out on design incorporating F.A. the chance of playing in a F.A. monogram, rose and lions, dated Cup final in 1990, but did make 1926 Bolton Wanderers's Joe the subs bench for the 1991 Smith is 10th in the all time list of European Cup Winners' Cup final England top-flight League and qualified therefore for a goalscorers, netting 243 times. In medal presentation. an illustrious career who won two Estimate: £6,000.00 - £8,000.00 F.A. Cup winner's medals, and later as a manager guided Blackpool to their famous Cup Lot: 559 win in 1953. Despite his Manchester United: a 1993-94 incredible goalscoring record F.A. champion's Smith won just 5 England caps medal, in silver-gilt, with ribbon either side of the First World War. suspension bearing sponsor's The Tour of Canada, for which logo, in original Garrard of this cap was awarded, is not London case The recipient of considered to have been at full this medal is unknown. international level. Manchester United claimed their Estimate: £500.00 - £700.00 second successive Premier League title in 1993-94 finishing the season on 92 points, 8 clear Lot: 563 of Blackburn Rovers. An England international cap Estimate: £8,000.00 - £10,000.00 issued for the match v Luxembourg in season 1982-83 that created a record wining Lot: 560 scoreline of 9-0 at Wembley Wigan Athletic: a Football Stadium, inscribed League Division Three LUXEMBOURG, 1982-1983; sold champion's medal season 1996- together with printed literature 97, in gilt-metal, with original relating to the match and team ribbon suspension Wigan (2) The original recipient of this Athletic won the Third Division cap is unknown. For the record title on the 'goals scored' rule the England line-up was having finished equal with Clemence, Neal, Sansom, Fulham on 87 points. This new Martin, Butcher, Robson, Lee, rule had been introduced in 1996- Mabbutt, Blissett, Coppell and 97 replacing 'goal difference.' Woodcock, with subs Hoddle and Runners-up Fulham had the Chamberlain also making superior goal difference. appearances. Estimate: £350.00 - £450.00 Estimate: £500.00 - £800.00

Lot: 561 Lot: 564 A purple England v Scotland A blue Scotland amateur international cap season 1928- international cap awarded to Bert 29, with wirework rose and McCann of Queen's Park in inscribed 1928-29; sold together season 1954-55, inscribed with printed literature relating to AMATEUR, S v E, S v I, S v W, the match and team (2) The 1954-55; sold together with a file recipient of this cap is unknown. of printed information on the The match was played at match (2) Bert McCann when Hampden Park. Scotland won the later playing inside-right for match 1-0 from a goal which was Motherwell won five full Scotland quite literally the last kick of the international caps between 1959 game. and 1961, one of which is offered Estimate: £500.00 - £800.00 as the following lot. Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00

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Lot: 565 Lot: 569 A blue Scotland v England An unused pair of vintage 'Jen' international cap awarded to Bert leather football boots circa 1950, McCann of Motherwell in season in tan leather with hardened toe 1960-61, inscribed S v E, 1960- caps, the soles with nailed three 61; sold together with a match layer studs; sold together with 17 programme, a file of printed spare nail in studs (19) information on the match, and Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 John Swinburne's 1986 publication Motherwell Football Club A History of the, Steelemen 1886-1986 (4) This cap was from the 9-3 game at Wembley Lot: 570 Alan Ball's football boots from the Stadium, 15th April 1961. England World Cup Qualifier v Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 Poland in Chorzow 6th June 1973 when he was sent-off, black& white Adidas boots, the Lot: 566 soles with improvised 'No.8' A green Ireland amateur markings to both soles with nail international cap awarded to heads, with manuscript Bertie Fulton of Belfast Celtic in inscription in the hand of Alan season 1935-36, inscribed IRISH Ball to the dole of the right boot FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION reading TO PAUL, 'THE LIMITED, AMATEUR, 1935-36; BEAVER', POLAND v sold together with a pack of ENGLAND, DID NOT FINISH information relating to Fulton (2) THE GAME, ALAN BALL Alan The left-back Bertie Fulton won a Ball was sent-off late in the game total of 20 Amateur International after he took exception to a caps for Ireland. He also Leslaw Cmikiewicz challenge on represented Great Britain at the and clashed with Berlin 1936 Olympic Games. the Polish player. It was only the Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 second dismissal of an England player, Alan Mullery being the first in the 1968 European Lot: 567 Championship. An unused pair of 'Alex James Estimate: £1,500.00 - £2,500.00 Shurshot' leather football boots, still with original price tag marked 31 shillings, tan leather, original Lot: 571 lacing tucked inside one of the A signed pair of Michael Owen boots, hardened toe caps, the football boots, blue & black sole of each boot stamped Xai, signed to each heel SPECIAL PADS TO PREVENT These boots were donated by STUD LUMPS, nailed three layer Michael Owen for a studs Charity Auction held at Sotheby's Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 18th July 2002, lot 15. Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 Lot: 568 An unused pair of deluxe 'Hawkins Ace' vintage football Lot: 572 A collection of pennants collected boots circa 1950, stamped by Mike Kelly during his football Greenburgh Bros., Portsmouth, career, mostly relating to in a high quality, soft red dyed continental football but with some leather with cushioned ankle and British and worldwide interest, heel guards, the soles stamped issued for national F.A.'s, clubs GENUINE BEND LEATHER, size and tournaments, the lot 7, complete with original lacing including official examples for Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 FIFA, England at Euro '88, Paraguay at the 1986 World Cup, team-signed pennants for Switzerland and Czechoslovakia, Tunisia v England 2.6.90, Romania v England 1.5.85, and a mini-tournament in Poland October 1989 involving an

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England team (a qty. and of Lot: 576 various sizes) Kasey Keller: a yellow Fulham Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 goalkeeping jersey season 2007- 08, Premier League flashes to sleeved, reverse mounted in a Lot: 573 frame to reveal No.1 and Five cased football medals KELLER lettering, title plaque set awarded to Mike Kelly, i, ii & iii) beneath, 82.5 by 56.5cm., 32 1/2 three Football Associations by 22 1/4in. medals, one in copper and Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 engraved NORDIC CUP, ENGLAND, 1989, the other two in white metal and unengraved Lot: 577 iv) a Soviet medal Danny Murphy: a light blue commemorating the 1984 UEFA Fulham No.27 away jersey European Youth Championship season 2009-10, short-sleeved, held in the Soviet Union v) gilt- F.A. premier League flashes, the metal & enamel, inscribed CITTA reverse lettered MURPHY DI LUGANO, DICASTERO Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 SPORT; sold together with 9 laminated accreditations for Mike Kelly, the England goalkeeping coach, for the 1986, 1990 (four) & 1994 World Cups, the 1988 European Championships and Lot: 578 two for the (undated), Two late 1960s Queen's Park one issued to Don Howe; and a Rangers jerseys: a Mike Kelly commemorative bottle of Coca- green goalkeeping jersey; and a Cola from the 1994 World Cup blue & white hooped outfield (15) jersey, both Bukta Zeebux, both Estimate: £60.00 - £90.00 long-sleeved and unnumbered These shirts dates from Mike Kelly's spell at QPR between Lot: 574 1966 and 1970. They are An official UEFA gift presented to unnumbered so were presumably staff of Fulham FC on the only used in training. occasion of the Europa League Nevertheless two very rare Final v Club Atletico de Madrid in survivals to evoke memories of Hamburg 12th May 2000, in the Marsh, Lazarus, Allen, Venables, form of a ship in a bottle, being a Keen, Hazel, the Morgan twins model of the three-master the etc. 'Rickmer Rickmers' symbolic of Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 Hamburg's importance as a German port, set with a presentation plaque to wooden Lot: 579 base, length 33cm., 13in., in A blue & white hooped Queen's original cardboard box; sold with Park Rangers No.15 jersey from related booklet, and a UEFA the final season of the old welcome pack (3) Football League Division One Estimate: £120.00 - £160.00 1991-92, long-sleeved, Football League badge to right sleeve, damage to sponsor's lettering Lot: 575 Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 A squad-signed Fulham jersey from the 2010 UEFA Europa League Final, navy blue & white, Lot: 580 inscribed FINAL, HAMBURG Gael Clichy: a red & white 2010, 12th MAY, HAMBURG Arsenal No.22 jersey circa 2009, ARENA, CLUB ATLETICO DE long-sleeved, F.A. Premier MADRID - FULHAM FC, 16 League flashes, the reverse signatures in silver marker pen, lettered CLICHY Mike Kelly mounted, framed & glazed, 81 by gained this as a swap after a 61cm., 32 by 24in. match v Fulham. Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00

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Lot: 581 season spell with Grasshoppers. Two Coventy City players' Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 jerseys from the final season of the old Football League Division One 1991-92, a sky blue & white Lot: 586 striped home long-sleeved No.2; Paul Ince: a blue & black striped and a yellow & black short- Inter jersey 1996, short-sleeved, sleeved No.14 away, both with Lega Calcio 50th anniversary Football League badges to the flash to right sleeved inscribed right sleeve 1946-1996, the reverse lettered Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 INCE Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00

Lot: 582 Two Nottingham Forest goalkeeping jerseys circa 1995, Lot: 587 A yellow & black patterned A shirt presented to Roy No.30, long-sleeved, F.A. Hodgson by Inter 1995-1997, the Premier League flashes, no dark blue Inter No.3 jersey player lettering to reverse; and a lettered HODGSON to the reverse green No.1, long-sleeved, no Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 flashes or player lettering, probably a reserve team issue Estimate: £180.00 - £220.00

Lot: 583 Lot: 588 Alan Kelly: a multi- Two Quanxing FC players' coloured/patterned jerseys, identically styled long- United goalkeeping jersey sleeve jerseys with China season 1993-94, long sleeved, Football, and Pepsi sponsorship F.A. Premier League flashes, the flashes, the reverse with player reverse lettered KELLY lettering in the local language, a Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 blue No.14 and a yellow No.23 These jerseys relate to Bob Houghton's period of management in Chinese football. Lot: 584 The former Fulham & Brighton Scott McDonald: a yellow Celtic player managed at club level and No.7 away jersey from the pre- also coached the national team season friendly v Fulham at between 1997 and 1999. He is a Craven Cottage 19th July 2008, close friend of short-sleeved, the reverse whose early coaching careers lettered McDONALD are closely linked. Through the Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 connection to Roy Hodgson, Mike Kelly spent a time in China With Houghton assisting with goalkeeper coaching. Lot: 585 Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 A group of four Grasshoppers jerseys, the first and second identical style short-sleeved Lot: 589 jerseys with blue numbering and A Mike Kelly yellow England additional sponsorship patch to amateur international reverse, a No.5 and a No.6 ; the goalkeeping jersey early 1960s, third a similar style jersey, a long- by Bukta, unnumbered, the three sleeved No.10, with Hi Vis lions cloth badge inscribed orange numbering and no AMATEUR, long-sleeved reverse sponsor's patch; the Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 fourth a black, blue & green goalkeeping jersey, long-sleeved These shirts would relate to matches v Malmo where Mike Kelly was working under Roy Hodgson between 1985 and 1989. Hodgson later had a

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Lot: 590 Lot: 594 A blue England Youth No.13 A blue & white pinstriped Greece goalkeeping jersey season 1981- No.14 jersey circa 1987-88, 82, by Admiral, wing collar, the Puma, long-sleeved long sleeves with yellow & black Estimate: £120.00 - £160.00 striping, a rare issue Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00

Lot: 591 Lot: 595 A trio of England Youth No.13 A black & grey Soviet Union goalkeeping jerseys, comprising: No.16 goalkeeping jersey circa a pair of blue issues by Umbro 1987-1988, inscribed C C C P circa 1989 with four tone blue ziz- Believed to be from either the zag pattern, long-sleeved, the 1987 or 1988 Toulon U-21 three lions badge inscribed tournaments. The Soviet Union YOUTH; the other a grey & black played England on both pinstripe Umbro, circa 1984- occasions. 1985, long-sleeved the three Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 lions badge inscribed YOUTH Estimate: £400.00 - £500.00 Lot: 596 Uli Borowka: a white West Lot: 592 Germany No.17 jersey from the A trio of unbadged England international match v England squad jerseys from Euro '96, all played at Dusseldorf 9th short-sleeved, with numbering September 1987, short-sleeved front & back, player lettering to unused substitute's jersey the reverse, but lacking the Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 tournament Euro '96 and Fair Play badges to the sleeves, comprising: a white No.10, a Les Ferdinand white No.18, and a Robbie Lot: 597 A red Luxembourg No.15 Fowler grey No.21 change jersey international jersey circa mid- Estimate: £400.00 - £500.00 1980s, long-sleeved, unused substitute's jersey Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Lot: 593 A blue Scotland No.13 international jersey 1991-1993, long-sleeved, cloth stitched number This jersey relates to one of the three matches Scotland played against Roy Lot: 598 Hodgson's Switzerland team A white & red Turkey No.13 during the 1990-1991 European international jersey 1987-88, Championship qualifiers and the short-sleeved This jersey is 1992-1993 World Cup qualifiers believed to be from the U-21 when they wore this identical international v England at style of jersey. The matches were Hillsborough on 13th October played September 1991, 1987. September 1992 and September Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 1993. Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00

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Lot: 599 Lot: 604 A red & white Denmark No.13 Two red Switzerland international international jersey season 1985- jerseys circa 1994, the first a 86, long-sleeved, with chevron short-sleeved No.25 World Cup pattern stripes down the sides of '94 issue, but with no player the body and arms This jersey is lettering to the reverse; the other believed to relate to the U-21 a similar styled jersey without the European Championship World Cup inscription, a short- qualifiers v England either in sleeved No.18; sold together with Copenhagen 12th March 1986 or a pair of red Switzerland shorts, at Maine Road 26th March 1986. and a red & white geometric Estimate: £180.00 - £220.00 pattern shirt by Blacky inscribed SUISSE (4) Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 Lot: 600 A blue Estonia No.14 international jersey 1992-93, long- Lot: 605 sleeved This jersey was from the Marco Pascolo: a black & multi- World Cup qualifier v Switzerland coloured/patterned Switzerland played in Tallinn 16th August 1994 World Cup No.1 1992. goalkeeping jersey, long-sleeved, Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 inscribed WORLD CUP '94, the reverse lettered PASCOLO Pacolo was between the sticks in all four of Switzerland's games at the 1994 World Cup, and later Lot: 601 played in all the Swiss matches Allesandro Melli: a blue Italy at Euro '96. Nottingham Forest No.16 international substitute's fans would remember him for the jersey 1992-93, by Diadora, short- one season spell at the club in sleeved This jersey was from the 1997-98 as understudy to Dave World Cup qualifier v Switzerland Beasant. played in Bern 1st May 1993. Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 Allesandro Melli played for Parma at this time. Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 Lot: 606 Stephan Lehmann: a black & multi-coloured/patterned Lot: 602 Switzerland 1994 World Cup Corneliu Papura: a yellow No.13 goalkeeping jersey, long- Romania 1994 World Cup No.19 sleeved, inscribed WORLD CUP jersey, with blue & red trim, short- '94, the reverse lettered sleeved This jersey was gained LEHMANN Lehmann was an as a swap by Mike Kelly after unused squad player at the 1994 Switzerland's 4-1 win in the World Cup, and was also the Group A match at the Pontiac understudy at Euro '96. In both Silverdome 22nd June 1994. tournaments the first-choice Papura did not take part in the 'keeper was Marco Pascolo, see match. lot 605. Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00

Lot: 603 Lot: 607 Earnie Stewart: a blue & white A black & multi- starred USA No.8 jersey from the coloured/patterned Switzerland match v Switzerland at the international goalkeeping jersey Pontiac Silverdome in the 1994 circa 1992-1995, long-sleeved World Cup, short-sleeved, the Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 reverse lettered STEWART Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00

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Lot: 608 inscribed COCA COLA A green Mexico No.8 jersey circa CHAMPIONSHIP PLAY-OFF 1988, Adidas, short-sleeved This FINAL, WEMBLEY, 28th MAY jersey is believed to be from the 2007 iv) navy blue, yellow trim, 1988 Toulon U-21 tournament machine stitched throstle emblem and the match v England. v) navy blue, red trim, machine Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 stitched throstle emblem Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00

Lot: 614 Dennis Bergkamp: a redcurrant Lot: 609 Arsenal No.10 jersey season Juninho: A yellow Brazil No.16 2005-06, long-sleeved spare, international jersey from the inscribed HIGHBURY, 1913- Umbro Cup match v England at 2006, F.A. Premier League Wembley 11th June 1995, short- flashes, the reverse lettered sleeved BERGKAMP This jersey was Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 gained as a swap by the West Bromwich Albion kitman Dave Matthews with his opposition counterpart. Estimate: £400.00 - £500.00 Lot: 610 A yellow Brazil No.17 international substitute's jersey Lot: 615 mid-1980s, long-sleeved This Milan Baros: a signed claret & jersey was from the Rous Cup blue Aston Villa No.10 jersey match v England at Wembley on season 2005-06, signed to the 19th May 1987. front in black marker pen, long- Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 sleeved spare, F.A. Premier League flashes, the reverse lettered BAROS This jersey was gained as a swap by the West Lot: 611 Bromwich Albion kitman Dave Junichi Inamoto: a navy blue & Matthews with his opposition white striped West Bromwich counterpart. Albion No.16 jersey season 2006- Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 07, short-sleeved spare, Coca Cola Football League flashes, the reverse lettered INAMOTO Lot: 616 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Emile Heskey: a signed white Birmingham City No.16 away jersey season 2005-06, signed to the front in black marker pen, short-sleeved spare, F.A. Lot: 612 Premier flashes, the reverse Igor Balis: a yellow & green lettered HESKEY This jersey striped West Bromwich Albion was gained as a swap by the No.20 away jersey season 2003- West Bromwich Albion kitman 04, short-sleeved spare, Dave Matthews with his Nationwide Football League opposition counterpart. flashes, the reverse lettered Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 BALIS Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Lot: 617 Tugay: a signed red Blackburn Lot: 613 Rovers No.8 jersey season 2004- A group of five pairs of West 05, signed to the front in black Bromwich Albion players shorts, marker pen, long-sleeved spare, i) green, machine stitched F.A. Premier League flashes, the throstle emblem and inscribed reverse lettered TUGAY This WEMBLEY 1993, W.B.A. ii) jersey was gained as a swap by similar to the above but with the West Bromwich Albion kitman yellow stripes to the sides iii) Dave Matthews with his black, grey detailing, club badge, opposition counterpart.

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Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Lot: 622 Steven Gerrard: a signed red Liverpool No.8 jersey circa 2005, Lot: 618 signed to the front in black Scott Parker: a red Charlton marker pen, short-sleeved, F.A. Athletic No.7 jersey season 2002- Premier League flashes, the 03, signed to the front in black reverse lettered GERRARD marker pen, long-sleeved spare, This jersey was gained as a F.A. Premier League flashes, the swap by the West Bromwich reverse lettered PARKER This Albion kitman Dave Matthews jersey was gained as a swap by with his opposition counterpart. the West Bromwich Albion kitman Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 Dave Matthews with his opposition counterpart. Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 Lot: 623 Bradley Wright-Phillips: a yellow Manchester City No.42 away Lot: 619 jersey 2006, signed to the front, : a signed white long-sleeved spare, F.A. Premier Derby County No.23 jersey League flashes, the reverse season 2006-07, signed to the lettered B WRIGHT-PHILLIPS front in black marker pen, short- This jersey was gained as a sleeved spare, Coca-Cola swap by the West Bromwich Football League flashes, the Albion kitman Dave Matthews reverse lettered MOORE This with his opposition counterpart. jersey was gained as a swap by Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 the West Bromwich Albion kitman Dave Matthews with his opposition counterpart. Darren Lot: 624 Moore was a former Baggies : a signed red player. Manchester United No.2 jersey Estimate: £120.00 - £160.00 season 2002-03, signed to the front in black marker pen, a long- sleeved spare, F.A. Premier Lot: 620 League flashes, the reverse Wayne Rooney: a signed black lettered G. NEVILLE This jersey Everton No.18 3rd choice jersey was gained as a swap by the season 2002-03, signed to the West Bromwich Albion kitman front in silver marker pen, long- Dave Matthews with his sleeved spare, F.A. Premier opposition counterpart. League flashes, the reverse Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 lettered ROONEY This jersey was gained as a swap by the West Bromwich Albion kitman Lot: 625 Dave Matthews with his Juninho: a red Middlesbrough opposition counterpart. No.10 jersey season 2002-03, Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 short-sleeved spare, F.A. Premier League flashes, the reverse lettered JUNINHO This Lot: 621 jersey was gained as a swap by Luis Boa Morte: a signed red the West Bromwich Albion kitman Fulham No.11 away jersey Dave Matthews with his season 2005-06, signed to the opposition counterpart. front in black marker pen, long- Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 sleeved spare, F.A. Premier League flashes, the reverse lettered BOA MORTE This Lot: 626 jersey was gained as a swap by Stewart Downing: a signed red the West Bromwich Albion kitman Middlesbrough No.19 jersey Dave Matthews with his season 2004-05, signed in black opposition counterpart. marker pen to the front below the Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 sponsor's logo, a long-sleeved spare, Premier League flashes, the reverse lettered DOWNING This jersey was gained as a swap by the West Bromwich

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Albion kitman Dave Matthews having been bottom of the table with his opposition counterpart. at Christmas. It could, however, Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 be from the Fratton Park game earlier in the season, as Portsmouth wore blue jerseys in Lot: 627 both games. This jersey was : a signed black & gained as a swap by the West white striped Newcastle United Bromwich Albion kitman Dave No.9 jersey season 2004-05, Matthews with his opposition signed in black marker pen to the counterpart. upper front, a short-sleeved Estimate: £120.00 - £160.00 spare, Premier League flashes, the reverse lettered SHEARER This jersey was gained as a Lot: 631 swap by the West Bromwich Chris Baird: a red & white striped Albion kitman Dave Matthews Southampton No.32 jersey with his opposition counterpart. season 2002-03, signed in black Estimate: £400.00 - £500.00 marker pen to the reverse below the No.32, long-sleeved, unworn, Premier League flashes, the Lot: 628 reverse lettered BAIRD This Cheick Tiote: an orange jersey was prepared for Chris Newcastle United No.24 away Baird for the match v West jersey season 2011-12, short- Bromwich Albion at St Mary's on sleeved, F.A. Premier League 1st March 2003 but he did not flashes, the reverse lettered play in the match. Moreover, the TIOTE, Virgin Money sponsor's jersey actually pre-dates Baird's patch applied over the original first-team Saints debut by 3 logo for Northern Rock This weeks. This jersey was gained jersey was gained as a swap by as a swap by the West Bromwich the West Bromwich Albion kitman Albion kitman Dave Matthews Dave Matthews with his with his opposition counterpart. opposition counterpart. Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Lot: 632 Lot: 629 Jonathan Stead: a signed red & Jason Schackell: a signed canary white striped Sunderland No.9 & green Norwich City No.24 jersey season 2005-06, signed in jersey season 2004-05, signed to black marker pen to the front, the front in black marker pen, short-sleeved spare, F.A. short-sleeved spare, F.A. Premier flashes, the reverse Premier League flashes, the lettered STEAD This jersey was reverse inscribed SCHACKELL gained as a swap by the West This jersey was gained as a Bromwich Albion kitman Dave swap by the West Bromwich Matthews with his opposition Albion kitman Dave Matthews counterpart. with his opposition counterpart. Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Lot: 633 Lot: 630 Teddy Sheringham: a signed Linvoy Primus: a signed blue yellow Tottenham Hotspur No.10 Portsmouth No.2 jersey season 3rd choice jersey season 2002- 2004-05, signed in black marker 03, signed to the front in black pen to the reverse No.2, long- marker pen, long-sleeved spare, sleeved spare, Premier League Premier League flashes, the flashes, the reverse lettered reverse lettered SHERINGHAM PRIMUS This jersey could be This jersey was gained as a relate to the 'Great Escape' game swap by the West Bromwich of the 2004-05 season when Albion kitman Dave Matthews WBA won their final fixture at The with his opposition counterpart. Hawthorns beating Portsmouth 2- Estimate: £400.00 - £500.00 0 to secure their Premier League safety and be the only team in Premier League history to survive

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Lot: 634 spirited display but eventually lost : a claret & blue 5-2. Harold Wallace won exactly West Ham United No.10 jersey 100 caps for Costa Rica between season 2002-03, short-sleeves, 1995 and 2009 and played in F.A. Premier League flashes, the both the 2002 and 2006 World reverse lettered DI CANIO This Cups. jersey was gained as a swap by Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 the West Bromwich Albion kitman Dave Matthews with his opposition counterpart. Lot: 639 Estimate: £350.00 - £450.00 Peter Schmeichel: a signed multi- coloured & patterned Denmark international goalkeeping jersey Lot: 635 circa 1992, signed on the reverse Anton Ferdinand: a signed claret number 1, long-sleeved Very & blue West Ham United No.5 similar to the jersey Schmeichel jersey season 2005-06, signed in wore in the final of Euro '92 but black marker pen to the front, lacking the front "1" numbering short-sleeved spare, F.A. Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 Premier League flashes, the reverse lettered FERDINAND This jersey was gained as a Lot: 640 swap by the West Bromwich A white Hungary No.17 Albion kitman Dave Matthews international jersey circa 1982, with his opposition counterpart. short-sleeved Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00

Lot: 636 Kevin Kilbane: a signed blue & white striped Wigan Athletic jersey season 2008-09, signed to the front in black marker pen, Lot: 641 short-sleeved spare, F.A. Marco Tardelli's blue Italy No.14 Premier League flashes, the international jersey worn in the reverse lettered KILBANE This 2nd half of the friendly v Mexico jersey was gained as a swap by in Rome 4th February 1984, long- the West Bromwich Albion kitman sleeved Italy recorded a Dave Matthews with his comprehensive 5-0 victory in this opposition counterpart. match. Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Estimate: £600.00 - £700.00

Lot: 637 Lot: 642 Ronaldinho: a yellow Brazil No.7 Franco Baresi: a blue Italy No.4 jersey from the 2003 international jersey worn in the Confederations Cup, signed by European Championship qualifier the player to the front, short- v Sweden in Napoli 14th sleeved, France 2003 FIFA November 1987, long-sleeved Confederations Cup logo, Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 reverse lettered RONALDINHO Provenance: Bought at Bonham's 21st October 2009 Estimate: £180.00 - £220.00 Lot: 643 Lot: 638 : a blue Italy No.9 Harold Wallace's match-worn red international jersey worn in the Costa Rica No.15 jersey from the European Championship qualifier game v Brazil at the 2002 World v Hungary in Salerno 1st May Cup, short-sleeved, FIFA 2002 1991, long-sleeved Vialli scored World Cup flash to right sleeve, Italy's final goal in the 3-1 win the reverse lettered WALLACE over Hungary. This Group C match was played Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 at Suwon on 13th June 2002. The Costa Ricans put up a

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Lot: 644 Lot: 649 : a blue Italy Gianluigi Buffon: a gold Italy No.11 international jersey worn in goalkeeper's jersey from the the friendly match v Bulgaria in 2006 World Cup finals, Sofia 25th September 1991, long- understood to have been match- sleeved Bulgaria won this ill- worn, game unknown, FIFA tempered match 2-1, a game that World Cup flash to right sleeve, ended with only 19 players on the short-sleeves, the reverse pitch. lettered BUFFON; together with a Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 matching pair of shorts (2) Estimate: £600.00 - £800.00

Lot: 645 Roberto Baggio: a blue Italy Lot: 650 No.17 international jersey worn in Andrea Pirlo: a blue Italy No.21 the match v Portugal in the US international jersey from Euro Cup at the Yale Bowl, 31st May 2008, understood to be match- 1992, short-sleeved worn, but game unknown, Euro Estimate: £600.00 - £700.00 2008 and UEFA Respect flashes to sleeves, the reverse lettered PIRLO Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00

Lot: 646 Fabio Rustico: a blue Italy No.8 Lot: 651 international jersey worn in the Antonio Cassano: a blue Italy semi-final of the Mediterranean No.10 international jersey from Games v Spain at Lecce 23rd the 2012 European June 1997, long-sleeved, the Championships, understood to reverse lettered RUSTICO Italy be match-worn but game won this match 2-0 and went on unknown, short-sleeved, UEFA & to win the gold medal at the Respect flashes to sleeved, the Games beating Turkey 5-1 in the reverse lettered CASSANO final. Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00

Lot: 652 Lot: 647 Antoni Szymanowski: a match- Francesco Totti: a blue Italy worn white Poland No.2 No.10 international jersey worn in international jersey from the the friendly v Belgium at Lecce European Championship qualifier 13th November 1999, long- v Italy in Rome 19th April 1975, sleeved This match ended in a short-sleeved shock 3-1 defeat for the Azzurri. Estimate: £400.00 - £500.00 Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00

Lot: 653 Lot: 648 Paul Breitner: a white West Francesco Totti: a blue Italy Germany No.3 international No.10 international jersey worn in jersey circa 1975, understood to the friendly v Czech Republic at be match-worn, but game Palermo 18th February 2004, unknown, long-sleeved, long-sleeved This match ended Estimate: £500.00 - £600.00 as a 2-2 draw. Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00

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Lot: 654 Lot: 659 Frank de Boer: a signed red & Ray Wilson's white England No.3 blue striped Barcelona No.3 jersey worn in the match v Spain jersey season 2001-02, signed to at the Bernebeu, Madrid, 15th the front beneath the club badge May 1960, short-sleeved, in black marker pen, short- embroidered cloth badge sleeved, the reverse lettered F. inscribed v SPAIN, 1960 Spain DE BOER won this match 3-0. Ray Wilson, Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 who would go on to be a member of England's 1966 World Cup winning team, had made is international debut the month Lot: 655 before v Scotland. Hernan Crespo: a blue & black Estimate: £800.00 - £1,200.00 striped Inter No.9 Champions League jersey season 2002-03, long-sleeved, Champions League flash, the reverse lettered Lot: 660 CRESPO A green & black ziz-zag pattern Estimate: £250.00 - £300.00 England No.13 substitute goalkeeper's jersey 1988/1989, long-sleeved The original recipient of this jersey is unknown, but would Lot: 656 be the likeliest candidate. : a white AS Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Monaco jersey circa 1989, long- sleeved, double red hoops to sleeves, Canal + sponsorship,, mounted, framed & glazed, 89 by Lot: 661 85cm., 35 by 33 1/2in. A red England No.18 jersey Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 dating between 1990 and 1993, short-sleeved This was an unused reserve's shirt from the famous San Marino international game on 17th November 1993 Lot: 657 when England's opponents Keith Gillespie: a signed green scored inside the first 10 seconds. Northern Ireland No.7 Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 international jersey circa 1995, signature to reverse number inscribed 'Best Wishes', short- Lot: 662 sleeved Michael Owen: a signed red Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 No.10 England v Argentina 2002 World Cup jersey, signed 'Best Wishes' in black marker pen, inscribed ARGENTINA V Lot: 658 ENGLAND, 7-6-2002, the sleeve Alan Morton's match-worn with further World Cup Scotland jersey from the inscription, short-sleeved, international friendly v France mounted under glass and played at the Stade Olympique framed, with a glazed cut-out to Colombes, Paris, 8th May 1932, the backboard revealing shirt navy blue, long-sleeved, the number ad player lettering, embroidered badge inscribed S v overall 93 by 73cm., 36 1/2 by 28 F, 1932, areas of moth damage; 1/4in. sold together with A L Morton's Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 printed invitation from M. Jules Rimet to attend an after-match banquet at the Hotel Continental (2) Estimate: £400.00 - £500.00

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Lot: 663 Lot: 668 Patrick Vieira: a red & white Theo Walcott: a red & white Arsenal No.4 jersey season 2002- Arsenal No.32 jersey season 03, long-sleeved, Golden 2001- 2007-08, long-sleeved, Premier 02 Premier League Champions League flashes, the reverse flashes, the reverse lettered lettered WALCOTT VIEIRA, grease mark beneath Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 neck; sold with a dealer's COA stating that the shirt was match- worn during the 2002-03 season and that it was originally purchased at an auction at Christie's (2) Lot: 669 Robin van Persie: a white Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 Arsenal No.11 away jersey season 2007-08, short-sleeved, Premier League flashes, the Lot: 664 reverse lettered v.PERSIE Manuel Almunia: a yellow Estimate: £250.00 - £300.00 Arsenal No.24 goalkeeping jersey season 2006-07, long- sleeved, Premier League flashes, the reverse lettered ALMUNIA Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Lot: 670 Robin van Persie: a blue Arsenal No.11 away jersey from the 'poppy day' match v Wolverhampton Wanderers at Lot: 665 Molineux 7th November 2009, Gael Clichy: a red & white long-sleeved, embroidered red Arsenal No.22 jersey season poppy, Premier League flashes, 2006-07, long-sleeved, Premier the reverse lettered v. PERSIE League flashes, the reverse Estimate: £350.00 - £450.00 lettered CLICHY Estimate: £180.00 - £220.00 Lot: 671 Robin van Persie: a blue Arsenal No.11 Champions League away jersey season 2009-10, short- Lot: 666 sleeved, UEFA flash, the reverse Mathieu Flamini: a yellow Arsenal lettered v. PERSIE; sold with a No.16 away jersey season 2006- dealer's COA (2) 07, long-sleeved, Premier Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 League flashes, the reverse lettered FLAMINI Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Lot: 672 Alan Thompson and Benito Carbone: two signed Aston Villa jerseys season 1998-99, the Lot: 667 Thompson No.11 a white short- Ces Fabregas: a red & white sleeved UEFA Cup away jersey, Arsenal No.4 jersey from the the reverse lettered inaugural in 2007, THOMPSON; the Carbone a blue short-sleeved, Emirates Cup and black 3rd choice No.18 2007 flashes, the reverse lettered jersey, long-sleeved, Premier FABREGAS League flashes, the reverse Estimate: £250.00 - £300.00 lettered CARBONE; with a COA from Aston Villa FC (3) Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00

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Lot: 673 Lot: 675 David James: two Aston Villa A unique Aston Villa outfield No.1 goalkeeping jerseys 2000/2001, claret & blue home jersey a signed grey Aston Villa prepared for Peter Schmeichel in goalkeeping jersey season 2000- season 2001-02, long-sleeved, 2001, signed to the front in black Premier League flashes to marker pen and inscribed FROM sleeves, the reverse lettered ENGLAND'S NUMBER 1, 28-02- SCHMEICHEL; with a COA from 01, BEST WISHES, mounted Aston Villa FC (2) Peter with a colour publicity photograph Schmeichel scored thirteen goals of James, framed & glazed, 88 by in his long and distinguished 61cm., 34 1/2 by 24in.; and an career, including heading unsigned black & lime green Manchester United's equaliser jersey, Premier League flashes to from a corner in an UEFA Cup sleeves, the reverse lettered Tie against Rotor Volgograd in JAMES; with a COA from Aston 1996. United went out on the Villa FC (3) Away Goal rule. Blessed with a Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 goal-scoring record that would shame a number of outfield players. He did actually score for Lot: 674 Aston Villa in the 2001-02 season A unique Aston Villa outfield No.1 in the 3-2 loss at Everton, but as claret & blue home jersey a result of leaving his goal prepared for David James in minding duties and coming season 1999-2000, team-signed upfield for a corner. to the front, and signed by James Estimate: £200.00 - £400.00 on the reverse 1, short-sleeved, Premier League flashes to sleeves, the reverse lettered Lot: 676 JAMES; with a COA from Aston A unique pair of Aston Villa Villa FC (2) As a contingency at outfield No.1 home & away the start of each season, Aston jerseys prepared for Brad Friedel Villa requested Reebok to in season 2008-09, both signed produce an outfield home and by Friedel to the reverse, both away jersey for the goalkeepers long-sleeved, a claret & blue in the squad for the possibility, home and a white away as worn albeit remote, that for tactical only in the UEFA Cup game v reasons one of the goalkeepers CSKA Moscow, Premier League was instructed to play in the flashes, the reverse lettered outfield. Interestingly in David FRIEDEL; with a COA from James's case he was asked to Aston Villa FC (3) Peter do this in 2005 by Manchester Schmeichel scored thirteen goals City boss who in in his long and distinguished the match v Middlesbrough career, including heading subbed midfielder Claudio Reyna Manchester United's equaliser for his reserve goalkeeper Nicky from a corner in an UEFA Cup Weaver, and ordered James to Tie against Rotor Volgograd in play as a centre-forward, much to 1996. United went out on the the astonishment of City's £5m Away Goal rule. Blessed with a striker Jon Macken who Pearce goal-scoring record that would had at his disposal on the bench. shame a number of outfield To add to the surreal nature of players. He did actually score for the day, the kit man could not Aston Villa in the 2001-02 season produce a James No.1 outfield in the 3-2 loss at Everton, but as jersey, but did have one for a result of leaving his goal Weaver, so James's sported a minding duties and coming City outfield shirt reading upfield for a corner. WEAVER 1 Similar Villa shirts Estimate: £400.00 - £800.00 for Peter Schmeichel and Brad Friedel form the following two lots. Estimate: £200.00 - £400.00

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Lot: 677 Lot: 679 Thomas Sorensen and Wilfred Curtis Davies and James Milner: Bouma: two signed Aston Villa two Aston Villa jerseys season jerseys complete with a matching 2008-09, the Davies No.15 shirt pair of shorts from season 2005- being a white UEFA Cup change 06, both signed to the reverse jersey for the tie v CSKA number and inscribed BEST Moscow, UEFA Cup flash to right WISHES, a black goalkeeping sleeve, short-sleeved, the jersey, long-sleeved, Premier reverse lettered DAVIES; the League flashes, the reverse Milner a blue & black away No.8 lettered SORENSEN, and a pair short-sleeved jersey, Premier of black No.1 shorts; and a claret League flashes, the reverse & blue No.16 short-sleeved lettered MILNER; with a COA jersey, Premier League flashes, from Aston Villa FC (3) the reverse lettered BOUMA, and Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 a pair of white No.16 shorts; with a COA from Aston Villa FC (5) Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 Lot: 680 The Bradford City No.8 jersey worn by Chris Waddle in the Lot: 678 Former Players v Current Players Emile Heskey: a unique white match staged in celebration of Aston Villa jersey worn for the the club's promotion to the first-half of a home Premier Premier League at the end of League fixture v West Ham season 1998-99, signed in black United 18th April 2009, No.18, marker pen by Waddle and long-sleeved, Premier League further inscribed by Waddle flashes but lacking 'Acorns' PROMOTION GAME, 1999, sponsor's logo to front, and CHRIS WADDLE, a white short- player lettering to the reverse, the sleeved change jersey, jersey has been signed by the Nationwide Football League Villa squad; sold with a signed flashes certificate of authenticity from Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Aston Villa FC (2) The story of this jersey is that the referee deemed West Ham's blue & Lot: 681 claret away jersey to be too Ian Wright: a signed claret & blue similar to Aston Villa's claret & Burnley No.33 jersey worn in the blue home strip. West Ham had match v Bury at Turf Moor 25th no other kit available so the hosts March 2000, signed to the were asked to change their strip. reverse over the No.33, short- Villa's away jersey was the same sleeved, Nationwide Football blue body colour as West Ham League flashes, the reverse so they were forced to wear a lettered WRIGHT, the collar of white shirt that had previously the shirt appears to have been been reserved for use in the deliberately torn away Ian Wright UEFA Cup and only worn the ended his playing career at once in the match v CSKA Burnley whom he joined in 2000 Moscow (see the Curtis Davies from Celtic. He made a total of 15 shirt being offered elsewhere in appearances for Burnley the auction as lot 679). The including 4 starts and scored 4 jerseys had to be prepared by the goals. He helped galvanise the club's commercial department club to promotion from the and because of the lack of time, Second Division before the first half Villa shirts had announcing his retirement in numbers but no players' names June 2000. On arrival at Turf or sponsor's logo. Lettered, Moor Ian Wright chose the squad numbered and sponsored number of 33, being the number examples were produced in time of England caps he won in his for the restart. In this shirt Emile illustrious playing career. This Heskey scored the Villa goal in jersey was gained as a swap by his team's 1-1 draw against 'The Bury's midfielder Paul Reid. In an Hammers.' exciting match a last gasp Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 Ronnie Jepson goal salvaged a valuable point for Burnley after the visitors had gone 2-1 ahead as late as the 88th minute.

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Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 Lot: 687 Eric Cantona's match-worn red Manchester United No.7 jersey in Lot: 682 which he scored the winning goal Nicolas Anelka: a signed blue in the 1996 F.A. Cup final v Chelsea No.39 jersey season Liverpool, long-sleeved, inscribed 2008-09, signed to the reverse F.A. CUP FINAL, 1996, below the No.39 in black marker Littlewoods F.A. Cup flashes to pen, short-sleeved, Premier sleeves, the reverse lettered League flashes, the reverse CANTONA; sold with a signed lettered ANELKA letter of provenance from Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 Liverpool's Neil Ruddock (2) After the final whistle of the 1996 F.A. Cup final Eric Cantona Lot: 683 swapped shirts with . On returning to the Liverpool Steven Gerrard's 2002 dressing room, and in a gesture Community Shield jersey black & of immense frustration, Barnes grey Liverpool No.17 jersey, through Cantona's shirt onto the short-sleeved, inscribed F.A. floor. Neil Ruddock, who had not COMMUNITY SHIELD, been selected to play or for the CARDIFF 2002, sleeve flashes bench, picked up the shirt and bearing sponsor's logo and asked if he could keep it as a inscribed THE FA, COMMUNITY memento for the disappointment SHIELD of not being a part of Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 proceedings, which John Barnes agreed to. Neil Ruddock kept the shirt in his possession thereafter. Lot: 684 Estimate: £8,000.00 - £12,000.00 Pablo Zabaleta: a signed sky blue Manchester City No.5 UEFA Cup jersey season 2008-09, signed to the reverse in black Lot: 688 Nicky Butt's red Manchester marker pen, short-sleeved, UEFA United No.8 jersey worn in the Cup flash, the reverse lettered pre-season friendly v Bury 8th ZABALETA August 2001, long-sleeved, no Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 badging or player lettering This jersey was gained as a swap by Bury's midfielder Paul Reid. Lot: 685 Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 Vincent Kompany: a red & black striped Manchester City No.4 away jersey season 2011-12, short-sleeved, Premier League Lot: 689 A unique Swansea City player's flashes, the reverse lettered shirt issued for the Dutch KOMPANY Summer Tour 19th to 23rd July Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 2002, a Paul Reid long-sleeved white No.11 with Dutch sponsorship logo JOHN VAN ZWEDEN, RECLAMEBORDEN, Lot: 686 machine stitched flags of The Micah Richards: a signed red & Netherlands and The City and black striped Manchester City Municipality of The Hague, No.2 away jersey season 2011- inscribed DUTCH TOUR 2002 12, signed in black marker pen to THE HAGUE, no player lettering reverse No.2, short-sleeved, to the reverse, additionally Paul Premier League flashes, the Reid organised for his jersey to reverse lettered RICHARDS be double-signed by the Welsh Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 boxers Enzo Maccarinelli and Joe Calzaghe, the former being a passionate supporter of the Swansea, the latter a Juventus fan Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00

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Lot: 690 Lot: 694 A Paul Reid Swansea City yellow Jonas Olsson: a navy blue & No.11 away jersey from season white striped West Bromwich 2002-03 later signed by the Albion No.3 'Poppy Appeal' Swansea squad who reached the jersey issued for the match v League One play-off final at the Manchester City at The Millennium Stadium 27th May Hawthorns 6th November 2010, 2006, 18 signatures in black short-sleeved, embroidered marker pen poppy emblem beneath club Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 badge, Premier League flashes to sleeves, the reverse lettered OLSSON; sold together with two Lot: 691 club 2010-11 season souvenir A team-signed West Bromwich pennants with printed autographs Albion No.6 jersey season 1986- (3) Manchester City won the 87, 21 signatures in blue biro match 2-0 through a brace of including manager Ron goals by Mario Balotelli who was Saunders, Morley, Cowdrill, later sent off. West Brom also Dickinson, Burrows etc., short- finished the game with 10 men sleeved, throstle badge inscribed when Mulumbu slid through the W.B.A. There were two West back of Tevez. As is usual Bromwich Albion players most practice a 'poppy shirt' was associated with the No.6 jersey in produced for all squad members. this season Martin Dickinson and However, the current shirt was Darren Bradley. Chances are not required as Albion's Swedish they both wore this jersey on vice-captain Jonas Olsson was different occasions. There is an on the sidelines with a recently inscription on the shirt "From sustained achilles injury that Graham" which suggest that the would keep him out of action until signing was organised by the 23rd January 2011. Provenance: Baggies physio Graham Doig. Donated by West Bromwich Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 Albion FC for a charity auction organised by a group of soldiers from the Royal Engineers who cycled to every Premier League Lot: 692 ground in England to raise Neil Clement: a signed white money for ABF Soldiers Charity, West Bromwich Albion No.5 The Royal British Legion, The away jersey season 2006-07, Royal Engineers Association and signed in fine black marker pen Ronald McDonald House to the reverse No.5 and inscribed charities. Sold at a black tie BEST WISHES & GOOD LUCK, dinner auction where it was short-sleeved, Coca-Cola purchased by the present vendor. Football League flashes, the Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 reverse lettered CLEMENT Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Lot: 695 Christian Dailly: a claret & blue Lot: 693 West Ham United No.7 jersey Jonathan Greening: a signed from the UEFA Cup match v black West Bromwich Albion Palermo 14th December 2006, No.8 away jersey season 2006- short-sleeved, UEFA Cup flash to 07, signed in fine silver marker right sleeve, the reverse lettered pen the reverse No.8 and DAILLY This jersey was inscribed BEST WISHES, long- prepared for Dailly for the home sleeved, Coca-Cola Football tie v Palermo but we was not League flashes, the reverse selected to start or for the bench. lettered GREENING Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00

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Lot: 696 Lot: 701 Matthew Taylor: a blue & claret A collection of 20 Wolverhampton West Ham United No.14 away Wanderers supporters' pin jersey season 2011-12, short- badges, 8 coloured in old gold sleeved, NPower Football with WOLVES printed in black, a League flashes, the reverse black badge inscribed in old gold lettered TAYLOR TURNER MUST GO, an orange Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 badge inscribed in black GRAHAM TURNER GOLD AND BLACK ARMY, and 20 badges printed with portraits of the players Derek Parkin, Jim Lot: 697 McCalliog, John Farrington, A Football Association David Wagstaffe, Phil Parkes, Councillor's badge for the Aston Mike Bailey, , John Villa v Newcastle United 1905 Holsgrove, David Woodfield & F.A. Cup final played at The Derek Dougan, issued by the Crystal Palace, by Kenning & Wolverhampton Chronicle Son, London, silkwork & gold Estimate: £120.00 - £160.00 wire, dated 1905 EX LOT 577 GB22 Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 Lot: 702 A group of three UEFA Champions League pin set Lot: 698 towers, each mounted with Badges and memorabilia relating badges bearing the crests of the to O J T Wise of the Essex competing teams in seasons Football Association, comprising 2002-03, 2003-04 and 2004-05; various gilt-metal & enamel sold together with 14 various Football Association steward and official accreditations for the 2003 superintendent badges dating and 2004 Champions League between 1947 and 1955, plus an finals, plus two official lapel official's badge for Clapton FC; badges and a lanyard for the also two official F.A. England 2004 final (19) autographed cards v Scotland Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 and v the under-23's dating from the early 1960s; and an F.A. dinner menu plus progtamme/seating plan for the Lot: 703 F.A. Centenary Banquet in 1963 A cedarwood lantern shade with Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 the openwork decoration depicting a football match, probably French, circa 1950, 33 by 23cm., 13 by 9in. Similar Lot: 699 shades depicting boxing and field A good collection of hockey are being sold elsewhere approximately 140 vintage metal in this catalogue. & enamel football supporters' Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 badges, the majority English clubs, but with a good selection of continental club issues Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 Lot: 704 A group of nine original artworks produced for use as full page colour plates in 1950s football annuals, each being exquisitely Lot: 700 hand coloured photographic A good collection of 30 prints, the lot comprising the supporters' pin badges, including following subjects: i) Tottenham six rare examples of ribboned Hotspur's goalkeeper Ted favours for Blackpool, Coventry Ditchburn for the book Stanley City, Manchester City, Newcastle Matthews' Football Album United, Southampton & published by Marks & Spencer in Tottenham Hotspur; together with 1949, reproduced after p.64 in 24 more traditional metal & the 1949 book, mounted, enamel pins including 11 unframed, the image 32.5 by examples for Spurs and 4 for 24.5cm., 12 3/4 by 9 3/4in. ii) Arsenal Newcastle United's Jackie Estimate: £120.00 - £160.00

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Milburn for the book Stanley 1950 book, mounted, unframed, Matthews' Football Album the image 29 by 44.5cm., 11 1/2 published by Marks & Spencer in by 17 1/2in. 1949, reproduced opposite p.81 Estimate: £800.00 - £1,200.00 in the 1949 book, mounted, unframed, the image 32.5 by 24.5cm., 12 3/4 by 9 3/4in. iii) Lot: 705 Arsenal's Leslie Compton for the An original "Mac" artwork for a book Football Parade Presented cartoon published in By Stanley Matthews published 'Everybody's' magazine featuring by Marks & Spencer in 1950, the Arsenal football team in the reproduced opposite p.17 in the Championship year of 1938, 1950 book to illustrate an article signed & dated 1938, titled titled 'the Success Story of Leslie "Arsenal's Gunners", featuring Compton', mounted, framed & Eddie Hapgood, Horace Cumner, glazed, the image 27 by 21cm., Ted Drake, Tom Whittaker, Bryn 10 3/4 by 8 1/4in. iv) Tottenham Jones, Jack Crayston, George Hotspur's Alf Ramsey for the Swindin, , Jack book Football Parade Presented Shaw and Hugh Glass, 23 by By Stanley Matthews published 37cm., 9 by 14 1/2in., some by Marks & Spencer in 1950, paper loss to upper border reproduced before p.33 in the Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 1950 book to illustrate an article titled 'the Success Story of Alf Ramsey, mounted, framed & glazed, the image 27 by 21cm., Lot: 706 Roy Ullyett (1914-2001) WITH 10 3/4 by 8 1/4in. v) Tottenham HIS FEET FIRMLY OFF THE Hotspur's captain Ron Burgess GROUND, MR ALAN for the book Football Parade HARDAKER DEPLORES THE Presented By Stanley Matthews SHOWING OF published by Marks & Spencer in UNFAVOURABLE SOCCER 1950, reproduced before p.33 in SCENES ON TV signed by the the 1950 book, mounted, framed artist and with a red ink & glazed, the image 27 by 21cm., manuscript dedication to the 10 3/4 by 8 1/4in. vi) celebrated commentator Kenneth Sunderland's Len Shackleton for Wolstenholme reading: TO MY the book Football Parade FRIEND KENNETH, WHO PUTS Presented By Stanley Matthews THE WORDS TO IT ALL, ROY published by Marks & Spencer in ULLYETT, original pen & ink & 1950, reproduced before p.33 in blue pencil cartoon artwork, the 1950 book, mounted, framed alluding to pressure put upon the & glazed, the image 27 by 21cm., television companies by Football 10 3/4 by 8 1/4in. vii) Newcastle League Secretary Alan Hardacre United's Frank Brennan for the regarding the broadcasting of book Football Parade Presented "unfavourable" images during By Stanley Matthews published matches, mounted together with by Marks & Spencer in 1950, the printed cartoon as it reproduced after p.48 in the 1950 appeared in the press, framed & book, mounted, framed & glazed, glazed, overall 61 by 44.5cm., 24 the image 27 by 21cm., 10 3/4 by by 17 1/2in. 8 1/4in. viii) Arsenal's Alex Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 Forbes for the book Football Parade Presented By Stanley Matthews published by Marks & Spencer in 1950, reproduced Lot: 707 opposite p.80 in the 1950 book, After Thomas Webster (1800- mounted, framed & glazed, the 1886) FOOT BALL a modern image 27 by 21cm., 10 3/4 by 8 reproduction print after Webster's 1/4in. iv) 'Goalkeepers and famous oil painting of 1839, with Famous Captains' for the book a clever technique employed to 's All Star Football give the surface of the print a Book published by Sampson pattern of craquelure as seen on Low, Marston & Co. Ltd. in 1950, old oil paintings, mounted, collage and artist's paint over framed & glazed, overall 48 by photographic bases, laid down on 125cm., 19 by 49in. board, reproduced as two Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 separate colour plates in the

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Lot: 708 Lot: 710 A group of six framed Victorian Queen's Park Rangers Football football prints, comprising: i) Club fixtures poster dating from 'Sketches at the [first] season 1908-09, the central international football match' at fixtures list surrounded by Hamilton Crescent, Partick, in advertisements for businesses in 1872, hand coloured vignettes; ii) west and north-west London, a colour lithograph titled 'Goal'; printed by Southern Counties iii) the front page of The Graphic Publishing Co., framed & glazed, Magazine dated 27th April 1895 79 by 60cm., 31 by 23 1/2in. bearing a colour match-action Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 illustration of the Aston Villa v WBA F.A. Cup final at The Crystal Palace; iv) a similar print, Lot: 711 but cropped to the image and A rare original newsstand poster caption; v) a coloured print of a for 'The People' advertising an match between Dumbarton and exclusive with Jimmy Greaves Queen's Park published in The "telling all" on his short and Pictorial World, March 1883, unhappy time at AC Milan in mounted with a modern printed 1961, 76 by 51cm., 30 by 20in. caption; and a coloured print of unframed the Blackburn Rovers v Notts Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 County 1891 F.A. Cup final, modern printed caption taped to the backboard, all mounted, framed & glazed, various sizes, Lot: 712 the largest 61 by 47cm., 24 by 18 A movie poster for the official film 1/2in.; sold together with a small of the F.A. Cup Centenary Year framed 20th century F.A. Cup in 1972, titled CUP GLORY, final cartoon, signed Graham (7) Cygnet Films, mounted, framed & Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 glazed, 84 by 108cm., 33 by 42 1/2in. Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Lot: 709 A group of three 19th century football prints, i) Football Colours of Our Public Schools, colour Lot: 713 lithograph issued as a A folio of 31 advertisement supplement to the Boys' Own posters for the Manchester Paper ii) Football at the [Eton] United Club Magazine in the Wall, coloured engraving mid/late 1990s, usually featuring published by J. Ryman of Oxford portraits of players, some iii) a coloured engraving after duplication, the group including Robert Cruickshank engraved by three signed examples for Eric George Hunt titled Foot Ball, first Cantona, Ryan Giggs and Teddy published by Thomas McLean, Sheringham; sold together with a London, 1827, all mounted, signed photographic print of framed & glazed, various sizes, Denis Law, unframed (32) the largest the first mentioned 43 Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 by 102cm., 17 by 40in.; sold together with a reproduction photograph of the Bradford v Lot: 714 Newcastle 1911 F.A. Cup final at Two continental football posters, The Crystal Palace, mounted, a Belgian movie poster titled LE framed & glazed (4) GARDIEN DU BUT, published in Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 Antwerp, backed on linen, 48 by 36cm., 19 by 14in.; together with a small Spanish tapas bar poster advertising a forthcoming fixture Valencia v Barcelona 17th January 1932 (2) Estimate: £70.00 - £100.00

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Lot: 715 June and 3rd July, their A 1930s poster for the French opposition being Espanol, sports magazine l'Auto designed Barcelona & Seleccio Catalana with a footballer, signed Pico in respectively, 55 by 76cm., 22 by the plate, published by Gaillard, 30in., the other a colourful Paris, backed on linen, 39 by lithograph for the match between 56cm., 15 1/2 by 22in.; sold RCD Espanol and Real together with five other Sociedad, 22nd April, 91 by miscellaneous continental 51cm., 36 by 20in., both rolled posters with sporting connections Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 or designs, various dates & sizes, all rolled Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 Lot: 720 Three Atletico Madrid advertisement posters for Lot: 716 Testimonial Matches, i) Jose Three South American posters Armando Ufarte, v S.E. for football films, i) a very large Palmeiras, 4th September 1974 sheet titled LA FIESTA DE ii) Jose Eulogio Garate, v a TODOS relating to the 1978 Select XI from Athletic de Bilbao World Cup in Argentina, 102 by & Real Sociedad iii) Alberto 146cm., 40 by 57 1/2in.; ii) a [Fernandez Fernandez], v Clube Spanish language poster for the D.R. Flamengo, 29th August official film of the 1970 World 1979 various sizes, the largest Cup MEXICO 70; and iii) a poster 96.5 by 63.5cm., 38 by 25in., all titled YO SOY EL GO, all rolled unframed and with paper Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 condition issues to one extent or the other Estimate: £90.00 - £120.00 Lot: 721 A C.F. Barcelona poster for the inauguration of the Camp Nou Lot: 717 Stadium 24th September 1957, A pair of German advertisement 65 by 48cm., 25 1/2 by 19in. posters for the World Cup Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 qualifying football match v England played in Munich 1st September 2001, 71 by 51cm., 28 by 20in., unframed Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Lot: 722 Two C.F. Barcelona match advertisement posters, v M.T.K. Lot: 718 de Budapest (undated but Two pre-war Spanish football appearing to be from the 1950s) match advertisement posters, the and v Inter (reigning European first for Deportivo La Coruna v Champions) in a pre-season Sevilla played in Cadiz 16 June friendly 25th August 1965, the 1927, 50 by 32cm., 19 1/2 by 12 Inter poster the larger 63 by 1/2in.; the second for Mirandilla v 47cm., 25 by 18 1/2in., rolled Betis Balompie at the Stadium Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Mirandilla 27th May 1934, 63.5 by 44cm., 25 by 17 1/4in., both rolled Lot: 723 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 A collection of five C.F. Barcelona advertisement posters for Testimonial Matches, i) Cesar Lot: 719 [Rodriguez Alvarez] v C.F. Elche, Two vintage Spanish football 10th September (year not stated, match advertisement posters for circa 1957) ii) Sandor Kocsis, v Espanol, both undated in terms Hamburg, 23rd October (year not of the year but appearing to be of stated, circa 1968) iii) triple good age, the first for a series of benefit match for Rife, Sadurni & three benefit matches played at Torres, 1st September 1976 iv) the Camp Del C.D. Espanol v Hugo 'Cholo' Sotil, v An Leon Rojos on the 19th & 26th Argentina Select XI, 17th May

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1984 v) joint match for Antonio 0. Under current rules they would Olmo & Pedro Artola, v Atl. have progressed on the away Balbao, 11th September 1984 goals rule, but in 1956 a play-off Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 was awarded which Madrid won 2-0. Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 Lot: 724 A Real Madrid poster appealing for subscribers to help with the Lot: 726 costs for the club's new stadium Two Real Madrid advertisement constructed between 1944 and posters for World Club 1947, 49 by 33cm., 19 1/4 by Championship matches at the 13in., rolled On 22 June 1944, Bernabeu v C.A. Penarol of the Banco Mercantil e Industrial Uruguay including the inaugural bank granted a credit to Santiago match of 1960, the other the Bernabéu and Rafael Salgado for meeting in the seventh series in the purchase of the land adjacent 1966, similarly sized approx 60 to the old Estadio Chamartin. On by 43cm., 23 1/2 by 17in., rolled 5 September 1944, architects Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 Manuel Muñoz Monasterio and Luis Alemany Soler were hired and the structure on the site Lot: 727 began to give way to the new An advertisement poster for the stadium. On 27 October 1944, friendly international club match construction work on the stadium between Real Madrid and C.A. began. The Nuevo Estadio River Plate at the Estadio Chamartín was inaugurated on Santiago Bernabeu 28th August 14 December 1947 with a match 1973, the poster featuring an between Real Madrid and the artist drawn image of the former Portuguese side Os Belenenses Real Madrid player Raymond which resulted in a 3-1 victory for Kopa, 69 by 47cm., 27 by 18 'Los Blancos.' The stadium had 1/2in., rolled an initial capacity of 75,145 Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 spectators, 27,645 of which had seats (7,125 covered) and 47,500 for standing fans. The first major renovation occurred in Lot: 728 Four Real Madrid advertisement 1954. On 19 June of that year, posters for Testimonial Matches, the stadium expanded to i) Ramon M. Grosso, v Slavia accommodate 125,000 Prague, 31st August 1976 ii) spectators. Thus, the Madrid Jose Antonio Camacho, v A C coliseum became the biggest Milan, 1st May 1990 iii) Juanito stadium of all the participants of [Juan Gomez Gonzalez], v Paris the newly established European Saint Germain, 4th October 1994 Cup competition. On 4 January iv) Emilio Butragueno, v A S 1955, after the General Assembly Roma, 15th June 1995 various of Members Compromisaros, it sizes, the largest 68.5 by 48cm., was decided that the stadium 27 by 19in., all rolled adopt its present name in honour Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 of club President Santiago Bernabéu. Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Lot: 729 A collection of six official posters Lot: 725 for Spanish football's pres- season Trofeo Ramon de A Real Madrid advertisement Carranza in Cadiz, comprising: poster for the European Cup First 1957 Os Belennenses, Sevilla, Round Tie v Rapid Vienna at the Racing de Paris & Atl. Bilbao Bernabeu 1st November 1956, 1962 , Penarol, 66 by 51cm., 26 by 20in., rolled Barcelona & Inter 1967 Real This was the second season of Madrid, Vasco de Gama, the European Cup and Real Valencia & Penarol 1968 Real Madrid went on to lift the Cup in Madrid, Barcelona, Atletico this year. However, Rapid Vienna Madrid & Sevilla 1970 Real game the Spanish giants a scare. Madrid, Atl. Bilbao, A.C. Milan & Having lost 4-2 at the Bernabeu Independiente 1973 Ajax, the Austrian won the return leg 2-

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Juventus, Atl. Bilbao & Espanol Lot: 734 various sizes, all rolled A rare photograph of the St Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 Bernard's football team in season 1908-09, 4 1/4 by 6in., laid down, removed from a scrapbook St Lot: 730 Bernard's were an Edinburgh A collection of 18 Spanish movie football team joined the Scottish posters relating to the popular Football League in 1893 and in genre of football in Spanish 1895 won the Scottish Cup. This cinema, various dates, sizes & proved to be the high water mark conditions for the club's fortunes and it went Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 into a slow, gradual decline and was finally dissolved during the Second World War years in 1943. Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00

Lot: 731 A fine and extensive collection of Lot: 735 approximately 4,000 cards A pair of photographic displays of relating to Tottenham Hotspur the Graf Zeppelin passing over FC, dating from the earliest Wembley Stadium during the issues, Ogden's circa 1900, right Arsenal v Huddersfield Town F.A. through to the present day, Cup final 26th April 1930, both cigarette cards, trade cards, with high quality 8 by 12in. bubble gum cards, stickers, reproduction photographs taken programmes, postcards, directly from the original images, publishers including all the usual above printed information tobacco manufacturers, trade captions, both uniformly cards through Barretts, Bassetts, mounted, framed & glazed, 51 by FKS, Panini, Merlin, Futera, the 48cm., 20 by 19in. collection also containing foreign Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 issues from as far afield as China & South America, all contained neatly & methodically in albums Lot: 736 chronologically, viewing Two original b&w press recommended photographs, the first an 8 by Estimate: £2,000.00 - £2,500.00 10in. of the Huddersfield Town team shaking hands with the King at the 1938 F.A. Cup final, Lot: 732 sold with a 6 by 8in. action A complete set of the first Panini photograph from the Great Britain internationally marketed stickers v Rest of Europe match at for the Mexico 1970 World Cup, Hampden Park 11th May 1947 complete with album, with 42 Estimate: £90.00 - £130.00 stickers from the set in unstuck loose form Estimate: £2,000.00 - £3,000.00 Lot: 737 A collection of seven original press photographer's glass negative plates relating to the Lot: 733 inquest following the Bolton F.A. Cup tie disaster 9th March 1946, A cabinet card of Sheffield 5 by 3 1/2in. accompanied by Wednesday's Willie Layton, same-sized b&w prints in original published by W.T.Furniss, waxed paper slip cases, each Sheffield with a typescript caption, subjects Estimate: £140.00 - £160.00 comprising i, ii & iii) relatives of spectators who died arriving at the opening of the inquest 11th March 1946; iv) Mr J.H. Sawyer, Coroner for Wigan, appointed Deputy for the inquest 11th March 1946, on account of the fact that the Bolton Coroner Mr Harold Fairbrothers was also Bolton Wanderers FC's Honorary

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Solicitor; v, vi & vii) three dated Lot: 741 1st April 1946 of witnesses 10 original b&w press summoned to appear before the photographs of the Honved inquest, comprising P.C. Jones, football team in Rome and Milan Fred Smith (an engine driver) following the Hungarian Uprising and W.F. Paine (a L.M.S. of 1956, many with extended inspector); together with an captions pasted to the reverse eighth glass negative of two explaining the political context unidentified footballers; sold and speculating on the future of together with an old period sepia- the team, various sizes, the toned mounted photograph of the largest 9 1/2 by 7in. St Marks School football team Estimate: £100.00 - £140.00 from Bolton that won the Stanley Shield in 1902-03 As a result of massive over crowding within the ground, 33 people died in what Lot: 742 was the worst stadium disaster in Four original b&w Busby Babes the history of football at that time. press photographs, 7 by 11in.,, Included in this lot are scans from subjects comprising The Duke of The Times Digital Library of Edinburgh shaking hands with reports of these events. the Manchester United team at Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 the 1957 F.A. Cup final, and a similar scene at the 1958 F.A. Cup final, the third an image of the unveiling of the Munich Air Lot: 738 Disaster memorial tablet at Old Four original b&w press Trafford, the other a close-up photographs of Arsenal and image of the memorial Liverpool and the 1950 F.A. Cup Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 final, two showing the King shaking hands with the Liverpool team, and one with the Arsenal team, the fourth image is a formal Lot: 743 team-group of the Arsenal team Seven b&w press photographs of posing with the F.A. Cup trophy, the France v England European various sizes, the largest 8 by Championship 1st round match 12in. at the Parc de Princes 27th Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 February 1963, 5 match-action shots plus Jimmy Armfield & Andre Lerond exchanging pennants before the match, and Lot: 739 the England mascot on the pitch Four original b&w pres France won the match 5-2. photographs featuring F.A. Cup Estimate: £60.00 - £80.00 winners, the first an image of the 1953 Blackpool team posing with the trophy, the other 3 images from Leeds United's victory in the Lot: 744 Centenary Final of 1972, two of A souvenir of the 1908 F.A. Cup Bremner being held aloft by his final Newcastle United v team-mates with the trophy, the Wolverhampton Wanderers, in other Allan Clarke in goal the form of a paper napkin celebration, various sizes, the probably from the post-match largest 7 by 10 1/2in. dinner, 34cm., 13 1/2in. square Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Estimate: £250.00 - £300.00

Lot: 740 A souvenir photograph album of Lot: 745 the Leyton Orient Tour of Malta in A souvenir of the 1908 F.A. Cup 1956 originally owned by the O's final Newcastle United V winger Johnny Hartburn, 55 Wolverhampton Wanderers, in photographs pasted in, featuring the form of a paper napkin travel, match action as well as believed to have been produced the team's r&r days, nicely for the post match banquet, annotated printed with portraits of the Estimate: £140.00 - £180.00 teams, 38cm., 15in. square Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00

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Lot: 746 Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 A scarce Boys' Friend Football Supplement photograph of the Chelsea FC team in season 1908- Lot: 751 09, only the club's fourth season, Three original Manchester printed in sepia tone, a key list Evening Chronicle newspapers, below gives names, height & carrying reports of Manchester weights of players, plus names of City's 3-1 win against officials who are posing with the Birmingham City in the 1956 F.A. team, 20 by 28cm., 8 by 11 Cup final not illustrated 1/2in., mounted in a perspex Estimate: £30.00 - £40.00 display stand The Boys' Friend magazine was published between 1895 and 1927. Estimate: £150.00 - £180.00 Lot: 752 Football movie memorabilia, movie theatre lobby cards, five Lot: 747 for Las Ibericas F.C., three for A menu card by Martell Cognac Once Mas Uno (Pele & John with decorative football roundel, Huston); three for Furia inscribed FOOTBALL- Espanola, and two for Escape To ASSOCIATION Victory; together with printed Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 sheet music for Foot-Ball (14) Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00

Lot: 753 An original architectural plan for Lot: 748 the Emirates Stadium signed by A 78rpm record of the community the Arsenal director Ken Friar, a singing at the Arsenal v Cardiff general arrangement plan for City 1927 F.A. Cup Final, Land level 2 box level, on artboard, 84 Of My Fathers and Abide With by 114cm., 33 by 45in., creases Me, Daily Express Community Provenance: The Highbury Singing, Wembley Stadium not Auction, Bache Treharne, 29th illustrated July 2006, lot 2162. Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

Lot: 749 Lot: 754 Three original newspapers Autographed football reporting on the chaotic scenes memorabilia, a blue Umbro retro before the first Wembley F.A. jersey signed by three England Cup final in 1923 between Bolton goalkeepers Gordon Banks, Ron Wanderers and West Ham Springett & Peter Bonetti; a United, comprising The Star, double-signed photograph of Weekly Dispatch & The Daily Gordon Banks and George Best, Mirror, the image being the famous Estimate: £120.00 - £160.00 occasion when Best tried to kick the ball our of the English keeper's hands; an England v East Germany programme Lot: 750 12.9.84 double-signed by George 1930s Tottenham Hotspur Best and Gordon Banks; and a memorabilia, an official George Best Ulster Bank £5 note photograph of the Spurs squad with facsimile signature (4) season 1935-36, the image 7 by Estimate: £120.00 - £160.00 11in., printed legend to mount, published by Crawford'' two souvenir printed photographs of the 1934-35 team with facsimile signatures beneath, published by the 'News Chronicle'; two home programmes reserves v Fulham reserves 17.11.34 and a FAC5 v Bolton Wanderers 16.2.35; and a club handbook 1938-39 (6)

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Lot: 755 Estimate: £140.00 - £180.00 Autographed dinner menu cards, Ladies Night in honour of Bobby Moore, signed by Moore and Lot: 758 celebrities including Cilla Black & A signed manuscript Jimmy Tarbuck; London Soccer Huddersfield Town postcard from Dream Team Awards at Cafe , postmarked Royal signed by Bobby Moore, August 1922, in reply to a player , Alan Ball, Geoff asking for a trial, reading: Dear Hurst, Trevor Brooking an others; Sir, I beg to acknowledge receipt a sporting luncheon signed by of your letter for trial but regret I George Best, Rodney Marsh & cannot oblige as we are so full up Wilf McGuinness, and other with players signed up. Yours menus signed by Jimmy faithfully H. Chapman. Herbert Greaves, , Chapman was manager of Jackie Charlton and others Huddersfield Town from 1921 to Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 1925 before taking the managerial role at Arsenal Estimate: £500.00 - £700.00 Lot: 756 A scrapbook containing numerous autographed items, Lot: 759 correspondence concerning A signed manuscript letter from autograph requests on the recently widowed Mrs Herbert letterheads from many clubs, Chapman to Tom Whittaker, including Man City, Liverpool, dated 11th January 1934, one WBA,, Norwich, and Stoke, with sheet on headed paper 6 autographs of , Haslemere Avenue, Hendon, Stan Matthews, Bell/Summerbee, NW4, writing both sides, reading: Ossie Ardiles and various lower- MY DEAR Mr WHITTAKER, league squads, plus autographed THANK YOU VERY MUCH individual newspaper/magazine INDEED FOR YOUR LOVELY clippings of all 22 members of the LETTER THIS MORNING. IT IS 1966 England World Cup winning A GREAT COMFORT TO ME TO squad, plus Alf Ramsey, and KNOW HOW MUCH YOU including two Bobby Moore THOUGHT OF HIM, AND HOW autographs, plus 9 signed soccer WELL YOU LOOKED AFTER chewing gum cards from HIM. HE SPENT SO MUCH OF 1960's,including Hurst, Banks, HIS TIME WITH YOU THAT Dougan, Francis Lee, laid down YOU WILL MISS HIM ALMOST and laminated onto A4 card AS MUCH AS WE ARE AT Estimate: £160.00 - £200.00 HOME. I WOULD LIKE TO COMFORT YOU, IF POSSIBLE BY TELLING YOU WHAT A Lot: 757 GREAT DEAL HE THOUGHT OF A signed manuscript letter from YOU, NOT AS A TRAINER Charlie Buchan dated 12th May ONLY, BUT AS A MAN. HE HAS 1927, 1 page, probably to a OFTEN TALKED TO ME ABOUT publisher who had enquired if YOU AND TOLD ME HOW Buchan was considering writing WONDERFUL YOU WERE AND an autobiography, to which I COULD TELL HE LOVED YOU. Buchan declines and says "I I HOPE TIME WILL SOFTEN would not consider a book by THE BLOW FOR US ALL BUT myself at present , I would not AT PRESENT I AM UTTERLY want such a book to appear until BEWILDERED & LOST. I HOPE I was practically at the end of my YOU WILL HAVE CONTINUED playing days, I do not consider SUCCESS & HAPPINESS AT that that time has arrived yet." HIGHBURY. I AM SO For the record Buchan played GRATEFUL FOR ALL YOU one more season retiring a year HAVE DONE & THE SYMPATHY after the date of this letter. He did SHOWN TO ME & MINE. eventually write his biography 'A YOURS VERY SINCERELY, A B Lifetime in Football' way after his CHAPMAN playing days in 1955, and four Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 years after he had launched his highly successful Football Monthly magazine.

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Lot: 760 Lot: 763 A 2009 Sir Tom Finney Day Gala A pair of autographed FWA Dinner invitation reproduced on Footballer of the Year dinner canvas and multi-signed by menus for Bobby and Jackie football celebrities, including Tom Charlton in 1966 and 1967, the Finney, Doug Ellis, Gordon Bobby Charlton menu extensively Taylor, , David Gold, signed by guests including Alan A'Court, . Kenneth Wolstenholme, David Gordon Banks, Tony Kay, Bruce Frost, , Jimmy Grobbelaar, , Brian Greaves, Bobby Moore, Billy Mawhinney, Lawrie McMenemy, Wright, , Stanley Ian Callaghan and many other Rous, Matt Busby, Jimmy Hill, guests from the occasion; sold Tommy Docherty, Charlton together with the Sir Tom Finney himself, Sam Bartram, Sir Alf Commemorative Magazine Ramsey, Bill Nicholson, Wall published in 2008 and bearing Barnes and many others; the similar cover artwork (2) Jackie Charlton menu with less Estimate: £70.00 - £100.00 autographs but including jack himself, Gordon Banks, Jim Baxter, Alf Ramsey, Bill Lot: 761 Nicholson, Harold Shepherdson Stanley Matthews memorabilia, and others comprising: a framed classic Estimate: £400.00 - £500.00 picture of Matthews mounted with a signature beneath; 3 programmes and match tickets Lot: 764 from famous Matthews matches A signed Sir Alf Ramsey in 1953 Blackpool v Bolton F.A. Memorial Service programme, Cup final & the England held at St. Mary-Le-Tower, internationals v Hungary & Rest Ipswich, 15th May 1999, the back of the World; a Charles Buchan's cover bearing 19 signatures in Football Monthly, March 1953, blue biro including Bobby & with Matthews on the cover; a Jackie Charlton, Eddie Baily, Bill large Euro '96 street banner Nicholson, Alan Ball, Nobby featuring Matthews; and a Stiles, Martin Peters, George Matthews-signed copy of the Cohen, and Tony Banks MP book 'Football and the Commons Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 People' (10 items) Estimate: £260.00 - £320.00 Lot: 765 Memorabilia relating to the Lot: 762 England Amateur Association An autographed Football Writers' Football Tour to New Zealand in Association menu for a luncheon 1937, comprising: a passenger given to Sir Stanley Rous and list from the R.M.S. "Tamaroa" Walter Winterbottom in 1962, listing the team in 'cabin class', a originally the property of Clive "Tamaroa" farewell dinner menu Toye later Chief Sports Writer for London-New Zealand 23rd May, the Daily Express, extensively signed in ink to the back cover by signed to front & reverse by the England touring party, a Rous, Walterbottom and postcard of the ship and an numerous football writers, autograph album also containing journalists & broadcasters a full set of England signature in including Wolstenholme, Signy, ink, plus a page with the Taylor, Jack, Hayter etc.; sold autographs of the ship's Officers, together with a dinner menu for and a further page signed in ink the FWA 1967 Footballer of the by the New Zealand Football Year Awards (Jackie Charlton), Association Council the reverse signed by the Estimate: £120.00 - £180.00 cartoonist Roy Ullyett (2) Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

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Lot: 766 Lot: 768 A fine autographed Football A beautifully presented album Association 75th anniversary compiled with signatures of banquet menu 1863-1938, overseas teams visiting London formerly from the personal for matches between 1960 and collection of Joe Smith the Bolton 1963, the album pages neatly pre- Wanderers captain in the first prepared with red ink boxes and final of 1923, and the names of the players ready then later associated with the for the signings and with no back- most famous F.A. Cup final of all to-back sets, the team-group in 1953 when he managed the autographs comprising Blackpool team in the so-called Fluminense, Yugoslavia, Spain, 'Matthews Final', Smith obtained Dinamo Tbilisi, Mexico, Portugal, the signatures of 33 fellow guests , Dynamo Kiev, Dukla at the 1938 F.A. banquet Prague, Benfica, Austria, Real including 27 former England Madrid, Brazil & Rest of the internationals which number no World, plus the Australian touring fewer than 11 England captains cricket team of 1961, all in all a amongst them, and many of wonderful selection of signatures whose playing days were in the including some of the great Victorian and Edwardian eras, international stars of the day 1885 being the earliest cap- Estimate: £1,000.00 - £1,500.00 winning date, as well as other autographic rarities, notable autographs including Joseph Lot: 769 Smith, William Wedlock, Robert A fine autographed display for Crompton, Jesse Pennington, the England v Rest of the World John Goodall, Arthur Grimsdell, football match to celebrate the Sam Wadsworth, Andrew Ducat, centenary of the Football 'Patsy' Hendren, Dr Tinsley Association in 1963, containing Lindley, C.B. Fry, George Brann, two sets of 16 Monaco postage Dennis Hodgetts, Edgar Kail, stamps issued for the F.A. Kenneth R.G. Hunt, Ernest H celebrations, a set signed by 13 Coleman, Frederick H Ewer, members of the 16-man England Arthur Egerton Knight, Vivian J squad, Banks, Armfield, Wilson, Woodward, Rupert R Sandilands, Flowers, Milne, Shellito, Moore, C.J. Burnup, Fred R Pelly, F.N.S. Paine, Norman, Charlton, Baker, Creek, Frank Hartley, Maxwell Eastham & Greaves, and Woosnam, Ralph T Squire, additionally signed by the Arthur M Walters and others coaching staff Ramsey, including the respected journalist Shepherdson & Cocker, the other Ivan Sharpe, the menu bound in set of stamps fully signed by the deluxe blue suede with gilt titling FIFA Rest of the World team Estimate: £600.00 - £800.00 comprising Yashin, Santos, Popluhar, Schnellinger, Pluskal, Masopust, Kopa, Law, Di Lot: 767 Stefano, Eusebio, Gento, Soskic, The autographs of the Great Eyzaguirre, Baxter, Seller & Britain football team from the Puskas, mounted together with match v Rest of Europe at an original match programme Hampden Park 10th May 1947, and ticket stub, three on a page from an album signed photographs from the occasion, in ink by Swift, Hardwick, and printed legends and Hughes, McAuley, Vernon, captions, framed & glazed, Burgess, Matthews, Mannion, overall 81 by 100cm., 32 by 39 Lawton, Steele & Liddell, plus 1/4in. two reserves; sold together with Estimate: £600.00 - £800.00 the match programme (2) Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00

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Lot: 770 Lot: 773 An autographed framed display A collection of 74 letters on for the England v Rest of the various Football Club letterheads World match played at Wembley all addressed to Football League Stadium 23rd October 1963 to Secretary Graham Kelly and on celebrate the Centenary of the the subject of open days at clubs Football Association, comprising during the 1985-86 season for a dinner menu signed by both the League sponsors Canon, all teams, Banks, Armfield, Wilson, signed by club officials, Spurs, Milne, Norman, Moore, Paine, Manchester United, Arsenal, Greaves, Smith, Eastham & Chelsea, Man City, Leeds etc. Charlton, and Yashin (USSR), Estimate: £100.00 - £140.00 Santos (Brazil), Schnellinger (West Germany), Pluskal, Popluhar & Masopust Lot: 774 (Czechoslovakia), Kopa (France), A fully-signed colour photograph Law (Scotland), di Stefano of the England football team who (Argentina & Spain), Eusebio beat Germany 5-1 in Munich 1st (Portugal) & Gento (Spain), September 2001, 6 1/2 by 9 1/2 mounted together with a match photograph, signatures in black programme and two 8 by 10in. marker pen comprising Sol b&w photographs, framed & Campbell, Emile Heskey, Rio glazed, 73 by 82cm., 28 3/4 by Ferdinand, David Seaman, 32 1/4in. Michael Owen, , Estimate: £500.00 - £700.00 Steven Gerrard, Paul Scholes, Gary Neville, David Beckham & Ashley Cole mounted, framed & Lot: 771 glazed An autographed Celtic 1967 Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 ' Lions' framed display, with a central colour picture of the team posing with the Lot: 775 European Cup trophy, A poster featuring the new surrounded by 11 signatures on Wembley Stadium autographed white card set into the mount, by the architect Sir Norman comprising Simpson, Craig, Foster, originally a presentation McNeill, Clark, Gemmell, piece exclusively for Wembley Murdoch, Auld, Johnstone, Stadium company directors, Wallace, Chalmers & Lennox, signature in silver marker pen, 63.5 by 80cm., 25 by 31 1/2in., mounted, framed & glazed, 61 by dealer's COA taped to the 78cm., 24 by 30 3/4in. backboard Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00 Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00

Lot: 776 Lot: 772 A Pele signed Brazil retro jersey, A collection of football signed in black marker pen, autographs of teams that stayed mounted with two colour at the Marine Hotel, Troon, prior photographs and a title plaque, to matches in Scotland, framed under perspex, 87.5 by comprising: i) Racing Club 76cm., 34 1/2 by 30in., COA (Argentina), 1967, World Club taped to backboard Championship v Celtic ii) Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 England,1968, v Scotland at Hampden Park iii) England U-23, 1968, v Scotland at Hampden Park iv) West Germany,1969, v Lot: 777 Scotland at Hampden Park v) Pele & Maradona signed jerseys Eintracht Frankfurt, 1969, v presentation, a yellow Brazil Kilmarnock (centenary match) international No.10 retro shirt & a Rugby Park vi) AC Milan, 1969, v blue & white striped Argentina Celtic, European Cup q/f at Celtic No.10 retro shirt, signed by the Park; sold together with a 1966 respective player in black marker World Cup tournament pen, mounted together with title programme and a 1977 F.A. Cup and information plaques, framed final programme (8) under perspex, 77 by 103cm., 30 Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 1/4 by 40 1/2in., COA taped to

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backboard Lot: 782 Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 Good full album page signatures of the Arsenal personalities George Allison & Alex James, Lot: 778 both in ink, the first named dated A Maradona signed blue & white March 1936, the other 23rd striped Argentina replica jersey, February 1935 signed centrally in black marker Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 pen and inscribed DIEGO, 10, mounted, framed & glazed, overall 66 by 73cm., 26 by 28 3/4in. Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Lot: 783 Two sets of Arsenal autographs dated 1935-36 and 1949, both removed from albums, the earlier Lot: 779 set on a single page with 10 A framed display titled "Legends signatures in ink including the of the Beautiful Game" with a 1936 Cup winning players Male, stunning selection of large Crayston, Roberts, Bastin & photographs signed by Pele, Wilson, the other on a double- Maradona, Shilton, Best, Cruyff, page, 12 signatures including the Eusebio and Messi, the 1950 Cup winning players Lewis, Maradona & Shilton a double- Cox, Logie, Mercer & Barnes; signed image from the infamous sold together with an Arsenal v moment at the 1986 World Cup, Chelsea match programme 1932- mounted with title and name 33; and three printed Football plaques, framed under perspex, Association Minutes & 109 by 152cm., 43 by 60in. proceedings for season 1935-36, Estimate: £2,000.00 - £3,000.00 1936-37 and 1937-38 (6) Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 Lot: 780 A Lionel Messi and Cristiano Lot: 784 Ronaldo signed shirts Arsenal memorabilia including presentation, A signed Barcelona signed items, two steward ID No.10 and a signed Real Madrid cards 1932-33 & 1933-34, signed No.7 jersey mounted side-by-side menu card by Arsenal stewards with two colour photographs in 1948, a signed page of Arsenal between, title plaque, framed players 1948, 2 x 1948 Arsenal under perspex, 81 by 127cm., 32 programmes v Charlton & by 50in. Chelsea, letter containing rules Estimate: £800.00 - £1,000.00 for stewards at Highbury in 1982 plus a blazer badge, jacket, desk calendar, two pens & a small Lot: 781 diary, three large pennants, one A team-signed Real Madrid signed by Charlie George, one replica home jersey from the team-signed in 1979, the other 2002 centenary season, 14 signed in the 80s but now faded signatures in black marker pen Estimate: £160.00 - £200.00 including Figo, Zidane, Hierro, Makelele, Helguera, Guti, Casillas, Raul, Morientes, Lot: 785 McManaman et al, mounted, A trio of frames relating to the framed & glazed, 86 by 77cm., Arsenal 1970-71 double winning 34 by 30 1/4in. team with one including a team- Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 signed picture, signatures over the portrait of the players, all mounted with various b&w and colour photographs including match-action images from the Wembley F.A. Cup final v Liverpool and the title clinching League encounter with local rivals Tottenham Hotspur at White Hart Lane, one with a match programme & ticket stub

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for the Cup final, another with a Lot: 788 White Hart Lane programme, all A replica Arsenal home jersey similarly mounted, framed & signed by the 1997-98 Double glazed, various sizes, the largest Winning team, 17 signatures in 68 by 93cm., 26 3/4 by 36 1/2in. black marker pen, mounted, Estimate: £600.00 - £800.00 framed & glazed, 75 by 82cm., 29 1/2 by 32 1/4in. Estimate: £50.00 - £80.00 Lot: 786 A collection of eighteen signed Arsenal photographs, mostly 16 by 12in., in colour & b&w, a 1971 team-group with 11 signatures, a Lot: 789 1970 with 7 signatures, a 1969 A team-signed replica white with 6 signatures, a 1971 with 3 Chelsea away jersey circa 1999, signatures, a 1979 with 2 approx. 20 signatures in black signatures, two photos signed by marker pen, mounted, framed & Andy Linighan & a further two glazed, 94 by 76cm., 37 by 30in. signed by Alan Smith, a b&w not illustrated photo c.1970 signed by 9 players Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 including Wilson, Marinello, Nelson, Storey, McLintock, Rice etc.; a double-signed b&w of McLintock and George holding Lot: 790 the F.A. Cup aloft; a part-signed A Chelsea replica 2008-09 home colour photograph, George, jersey signed by Deco, reverse- Marinello, Kelly & Nelson, a mounted in a frame, signature in striking signed colour photograph black marker pen, dealer's of Charlie George, another certification taped to the signed by George and depicting backboard, overall 86 by 71cm., his Cup winning goal, two signed 34 by 28in. not illustrated photographs featuring Alan Smith Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 and the 1994 ECWC final; the other featuring a bloody-nosed Andy Linighan holding the FA Cup aloft, eight of the Lot: 791 photographs card-mounted; sold Doncaster Rovers memorabilia, together with four framed two pages removed from an reproduction b&w photographs, album with the signatures of the Joe Mercer lifting the F.A. Cup in Doncaster Rovers and New 1950, Alan Ball in match action, Brighton teams who played one Malcolm McDonald in match another on 1st September 1928, action & a team-group of the mounted on card; a dinner menu 1929-30 F.A. Cup winning team; celebrating the club's promotion plus a modern colour photograph to Division Two in 1935, the back featuring Nigel Winterburn in cover profusely signed by guests match action, various image to the back cover; a club sizes, the largest 14 by 10in., all handbook season 1923-24; and mounted, framed & glazed (23 The Story of Doncaster Rovers items) Football Club 1879-1949 by J C Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 Morris Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00

Lot: 787 A 'legends of Highbury' multi- Lot: 792 signed print, the artwork by Gary A collection of Everton Brandham, 25 pencil signatures memorabilia relating to their great to the margins including Arsenal sides of the 1960s and 1980s, legends Ball, McLintock, McNab, comprising: three pages removed Seaman, Wilson, Wenger, from autograph books bearing Merson, Rice, Dixon, Nicholas signatures of etc., 84.5 by 109cm., 33 1/4 by teams including the 1966 F.A. 43in. Cup winning side, and a fourth Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 autograph page signed by the great Everton team of the mid-1980s; a blue rosette signed by the Everton

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'Holy Trinity' of Howard Kendall, Lot: 796 and Alan Ball; a A multi-signed 'Legends of photographic print of the 1966 Anfield' limited edition print, F.A. Cup winners signed by Alex numbered 757/2000. central Young, , Ray artist drawn portraits of legendary Wilson, Colin Harvey, Gordon Liverpool players from the West & two signed Ty-Phoo Tea Shankly era onwards, the mount cards, the first signed by a 1960s bearing 30 signatures in pencil Everton team, the second signed including St John, Rush, by Alan Ball; a run of Clemence, Hunt, Neal, programmes for Everton's 1985 Callaghan, Thompson, European Cup Winners' Cup Grobbelaar et al., framed & campaign, comprising all home glazed, overall 67 by 91cm., 26 fixtures, plus the away leg semi- 1/2 by 36in. final v Bayern Munich (complete Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 with ticket) and the final programme v Rapid Vienna played at Feyenoord-Stadion, Rotterdam; and a DVD of the Lot: 797 final with the case signed by the A commemorative Liverpool Everton team (15) pennant signed by the 2005 Estimate: £180.00 - £220.00 Champions League winning team, bearing five gold stars, the Liver Bird wearing a golden crown and inscribed Lot: 793 CHAMPIONS OF EUROPE, A Liverpool 1977 European Cup AGAIN, 15 signatures in black winners commemorative jersey marker pen, mounted, framed & signed by , the red glazed, overall 62 by 49cm., 24 shirt signed in black marker pen 1/2 b7 19 1/4in., dealer's COA just below the white v-neck, pasted to the backboard mounted, framed & glazed, 89 by Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 81cm., 35 by 32in. Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Lot: 798 A Liverpool 2005 Champions Lot: 794 League framed display, A team-signed Liverpool FC comprising a match programme. poster dated 1983, the colour team-sheet and a '49 finals' poster fully-signed in black brochure signed by the Liverpool marker pen by Lawrenson, 2005 Champions League winning Hansen, Grobbelaar, Rush, Neal, squad together with a selection of Kennedy, Fairclough, Whelan, past Liverpool legends including Hodgson, Lee, Thompson, Rush, Case, Jones etc, 43 by Souness, Dalglish & Johnson, 80cm., 17 by 31 1/2in. published by Scanlite Ltd, framed Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 & glazed, overall 64 by 93cm., 25 by 36 1/2in. Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Lot: 799 A good set of Busby Babes signatures, collected on the title Lot: 795 page of a book called 'Kings & A colour poster signed by Joe Queens of England', in blue ink, Fagan's last Liverpool team of 14 signatures comprising Curry season 1984-85, fully-signed in (trainer), Edwards, Foulkes, black marker pen by the Gregg, Viollet, Morgans, Jones, portrayed players and coaching Colman, Byrne, Taylor, Charlton, staff, creases & folds, tube rolled, Scanlon, Matt Busby (manager) 54 by 80cm., 21 1/4 by 31 1/2in. and one other unidentified Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Estimate: £500.00 - £800.00

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Lot: 800 Lot: 804 An autographed Red Devils A Manchester United brochure, signed to the front presentation titled "United cover by 10 Manchester United Legends" with signatures of Busby Babes McGuinness, Bobby Charlton, Denis Law and Blanchflower, Edwards, Jones, George Best, presented within Byrne, Viollet, Wood, Whelan, cut-outs to the mount, together Colman & Taylor with six photographs of the 'Holy Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 Trinity' plus a larger photograph of the statue erected at Old Trafford, framed under perspex, 76 by 112cm., 30 by 44in. Lot: 801 Estimate: £650.00 - £800.00 'The Last Line Up' a large colour limited edition print, this example numbered 223/1958, taken from the original painting by artist Lot: 805 David Cottam, 1993, of the A Manchester United v Benfica Manchester United team line up 1968 European Cup final First prior to the match against Red Day Cover signed by George Star Belgrade on the 5th Best, signature in ink, February 1958, signed to the postmarked Harrow & Wembley lower margin in pencil by five 29 May 68 players who survived the Munich Estimate: £120.00 - £180.00 Air Disaster, Harry Gregg, Ray Wood, Jackie Blanchflower, Albert Scanlon and Kenny Morgans, together with a Lot: 806 facsimile signature of Matt A George Best signed 1968 Busby, signed by the artist, the European Cup final presentation, players' signatures obtained by comprising a trade card signed in the artist, 61 by 76cm., 24 by black marker pen, besides an 30in. identical card reverse mounted, Estimate: £50.00 - £80.00 below a b&w photograph of Best in goal scoring celebration during the final and an official match Lot: 802 programme, framed & glazed, 48 An autographed photograph of by 44.5cm., 19 by 17 1/2in.; sold the Manchester United 1964-65 together with a reprint of the final League Championship winning programme signed by Stiles and team, 8 by 10in. b&w signed to Crerand, signed pictures of the lower margin in blue ink by 12 Busby, Charlton, Kidd & Dunne, members of the team Law, Best, and a further picture signed by Charlton, Connolly, Stiles, Foulkes, Aston, Stepney & Brennan, Sadler, Foulkes, Sadler (7) Crerand etc. Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

Lot: 807 Lot: 803 A signed George Best 1968 An autographed Manchester European Cup final limit United 1968 European Cup final photographic print, titled '1968 framed display, comprising a blue European Cup Final. The Best Manchester United retro jersey moment.', numbered 371/500, signed in silver pen by seven signed by Best to the lower right United players comprising Best, mount, an 8 by 12in. b&w Law, Charlton, Stiles, Kidd, photograph portraying Best "The Stepney & Foulkes, mounted Best moment of my life", together with an official Wembley portraying George Best in goal programme and ticket stub for celebration, published by the match, plus a title plaque, Captured Photographic Prints, 47 framed & glazed, 87.5 by 84cm., by 57cm., 18 1/2 by 22 1/2in.; 34 1/2 by 33in. with COA and information sheet Estimate: £350.00 - £500.00 Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00

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Lot: 808 Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 A signed George Best blue replica Manchester United 1968 European Cup final display, Lot: 812 issued by Sports Signings in A football signed by the 2003, a reverse mounted blue Manchester United squad circa lettered No.7 shirt signed by Best 1977, Buchan, McIlroy, in black marker pen, mounted Greenhoff, Roche, Coppell, together with a programme for Paterson, Pearson, McCreery, the final v Benfica signed to the Hill etc. not illustrated front cover by Alex Stepney, Bill Estimate: £100.00 - £140.00 Foulkes, John Aston & David Sadler, the shirt further surrounded by metallic effect photographs and printed Lot: 813 information, framed & glazed A signed Manchester United under perspex, 84 by 80cm., 33 football from the 1977-78 season, by 31 1/2in. a red & white panelled ball, 12 Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 signatures in pen comprising, Greenhoff, Grimes, Coppell, Jordan, Stepney, Buchan, Lot: 809 Roche. Pearson, Macari, A Manchester United 1968 Houston, McQueen & McCreery, European Cup 30th anniversary deflated not illustrated reunion dinner menu fully Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 autographed by the team, Stepney, Brennan, Dunne, Crerand, Foulkes, Stiles, Best, Lot: 814 Kidd, Charlton, Sadler & Aston A team-signed Manchester and additionally signed by Denis United 1980s souvenir football, Law who missed the final through the white ball with printed club injury name and crest in red and black, Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 signed in blue biro by 18 players including Robson, Bailey, Whiteside, Olsen, Albiston, Lot: 810 Blackmore etc., also signed by A pair of Bermuda hotel dinner Bobby Charlton; sold together menus signed by Manchester with a bag of various modern United and Celtic touring teams sporting programmes & in 1970, 15 United signatures, publications (a qty.) not Best Crerand, Aston, Young, illustrated Dunne, Whelan, Connaughton, Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Burns, Ure etc.; 15 Celtic signatures including Dalglish, Murdoch, Lomaz, Macari, Craig, Lot: 815 Williams, Davidson, Hay, An Eric Cantona signed Connelly, Hood etc. Manchester Manchester United 1996 F.A. United and Celtic both toured Cup final replica jersey, signed in Bermuda in April/May 1970, black marker pen, mounted before heading on to USA and together with two colour Canada for further fixtures. photographs of Cantona, one of Indeed they played each other in him holding the trophy aloft in the Toronto Cup. 1996, framed & glazed, 84 by Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 86.5cm., 33 by 34in.; sold with a certificate of authenticity (2) Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Lot: 811 An autographed Manchester United 1977 Silver Jubilee jersey, the red shirt signed in black marker pen by Sir Bobby Charlton, Denis Irwin, Eric Cantona, , David Beckham, Sir Alex Ferguson, & Gordon McQueen, 89 by 62cm., 35 by 24 1/2in.

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Lot: 816 Lot: 819 A good collection of ten A Manchester United 1998-99 Manchester United autographed Champions League season menus/invitations dating between replica shirt signed by the club's 1997 and 2003, examples for 1968 European Cup winning Former Manchester United team, white away shirt, signed in Players dinners & reunions, black marker pen by the Charity Golf Days & Sportsmen's Manchester United 1968 finalists dinners (one in honour of Stepney, Brennan, Foulkes, Norman Davis & another for Gary Sadler, Dunne, Pat Crerand, Pallister), a Liver Research Bobby Charlton, Nobby Stiles, charity, and a dinner for the George Best, Brian Kidd & John launch of the Manchester United Aston, and additionally signed by Museum, all bearing varying club legend Denis Law who amounts of signatures of guests missed the '68 final through & speakers including Law, injury; sold together with an Crerand, McGuinness, Gaskell, original match programme for the Sadler, Herd, Wood, Stiles, Manchester United v Benfica final Foulkes, Scanlon, Pallister, at Wembley (2) The proceeds Stepney, Sir Alex Ferguson, from the sale of this lot are being Robson, McClair, Charlton and donated to The Stacey Mowle many others Appeal, via the Registered Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 Charity 'Families Against Neuroblastoma (1135974).' Estimate: £400.00 - £500.00 Lot: 817 A 1999 Champions League Final replica jersey signed by the Lot: 820 Manchester United squad, 21 A Peter Schmeichel signed signatures in black marker pen goalkeeping glove presentation, including Sir Alex Ferguson; sold the white glove signed in black with a COA and a marker pen, mounted together commemorative limited edition with photographs and printed medal (3) information, framed & glazed, Estimate: £350.00 - £500.00 58.5 by 46cm., 23 by 18in., COA to the reverse of the frame Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Lot: 818 A limited edition print titled 'Treble Chance' signed by the Lot: 821 Manchester United 1999 Treble A group of eight framed colour Winning team, a Stewart Beckett photographs signed by print featuring Peter Schmeichel Manchester United players, all memorable cartwheel with COA's taped to the celebration, signed to the border backboard, comprising Eric with 19 autographs comprising Cantona, Teddy Sheringham Ferguson, Schmeichel, Solskjaer, (mounted with a second G & P Neville, Cruyff, Irwin, photograph of Sheringham Sheringham, Giggs, Staam, celebrating with the Champions Beckham, Cole, Yorke, Johnson, League Trophy in 1999), Ole Brown, May, Butt, Keane & Gunnar Solskjaer, Ruud van Scholes, mounted, framed & Nistelrooy, Paul Scholes, Ryan glazed, 35 by 62cm., 13 3/4 by Giggs, Wayne Rooney and a 24 1/2in.; a COA is taped to the quadruple-signed photograph of backboard Rooney, G Neville, Scholes & Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 Keane, the images mostly 10 by 8in. Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00

Lot: 822 Wayne Rooney & Robin van Persie signed Manchester United shirts presentation, signed Manchester United No.10 and No.20 shirts with colour

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photographs of the players signed by Bill Nicholson and his mounted in between, title plaque, 17-man squad, including Daines, framed under perspex, 81 by Evans, Kinnear, Beal, England, 130cm., 32 by 51in. Perryman, McGrath, Peters, Estimate: £450.00 - £550.00 Pratt, Coates, Gilzean etc.; and a Tottenham Town Hall Civic Reception Invitation, 19th May Lot: 823 1963, signed by 9 members of An official F.A. Cup football the Spurs team after the match ball used in a tie involving European Cup Winners' Cup Swansea City and signed by Lee victory, signed on the reverse in Trundle, signature in black red biro, including Brown, White, marker pen, with dedication not Mackay, Allen, Norman, Jones, illustrated Blanchflower, Smith etc. Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 Estimate: £400.00 - £500.00

Lot: 827 A collection of autographs of Lot: 824 Tottenham Hotspur 1960-61 A G.W.R. menu signed by the double winners, collected on Tottenham Hotspur team on magazine pictures including full Christmas Day 1946, 14 page colour plates, plus glossy signatures in ink and pencil, prints, some representation by including Hulme (manager), pasted cut-outs, signatures Nicholson, Ditchburn, Burgess, comprising Brown, Baker, Henry, Hall, Bennett, Buckingham, Cox Blanchflower, Norman, Mackay, etc.; sold together with three Jones, White, Smith, Allen & sheets bearing various Spurs Dyson, plus manager Bill signatures from a similar period Nicholson, also Medwin & (4) Hopkins, including some multiple Estimate: £120.00 - £160.00 examples for these players including Blanchflower, White, Norman and Mackay, in a binder Lot: 825 file Autographed Tottenham Hotspur Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 memorabilia, a small scrapbook containing two signed photographs of Bobby Smith and Lot: 828 three supporters' club Two bronze commemorative presentation menus (one to medals for the 1930 World Cup in , two to Ron Uruguay, one in original grease Burgess) all bearing signatures, proof wrapper, on converted as a representation including Smith, key ring in souvenir presentation Dyson, Burgess, Nicholson, box; sold together with a bronze Baker, Ditchburn and others, also medal with enamel flags of Great officers and committee of the Britain and Argentina above a Supporters' club, the scrapbook handshake, the reverse inscribed containing a number of other LOS MANAGERS ARGENTINOS interesting unsigned items A NAT SELLER , 29-3-957 (3) Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 Estimate: £250.00 - £300.00

Lot: 826 Lot: 829 Autographed Tottenham Hotspur A folio of 40 high quality large memorabilia, comprising: a group reproduction photographs of 13 caricatures of the Spurs portraying scenes from World 1961 double-winning side Cup history 1930 to 1966, b&w autographed by 10 members of taken from original images, the team, signed by Brown, slightly varying sizes but typically Baker, Henry, Norman, Mackay, 19 by 14in. Jones, Smith, Allen, Dyson & Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Medwin; an autographed first day postal cover commemorating the Aberdeen v Tottenham Hotspur UEFA Cup tie, postmarked 24th October 1973, the large envelope

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Lot: 830 Lot: 835 Two original b&w match-action De Martino (Emilio) Campioni Del press photographs from the Italy Mondo, Da Roveta a Londra, the v Greece 1934 World Cup blue toned cover first edition (2nd qualification match at the Campo edition was green) published by Testaccio 25th March 1934, the Calcio Illustrato, Milan, with slightly larger 5 by 7in. preface by Vittorio Pozzo, coach Estimate: £120.00 - £160.00 of the Italian 1934 World Cup winning team, 192 pages, pictorial paper wrappers with facsimile signatures of the Italian world champion players Lot: 831 Estimate: £300.00 - £350.00 Two original b&w press photographs of the Mexico team training at the Campo Testaccio 12th May 1934 prior to the start Lot: 836 of the 1934 World Cup the A special edition of La Gazette slightly larger 5 by 7in. Della Sport published in Estimate: £120.00 - £160.00 celebration of Italy's win at the 1934 World Cup, 30 pages of illustrated coverage Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 Lot: 832 Two original b&w press photographs from the USA v Mexico match played in Rome at the 1934 World Cup, the images Lot: 837 4 1/2 by 7in. Tutti Gli Sports: 1934 World Cup Estimate: £160.00 - £200.00 edition, a rare Italian souvenir magazine published in Napoli just before the start of the World Cup in May 1934, a comprehensive illustrated preview, professional restoration to pictorial front cover Lot: 833 Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 Two original b&w press photographs from the 1934 World Cup, a team-group of the Sweden team, the background Lot: 838 has been hand coloured for Il Calcio Illustrato: 1934 World publication purposes; and a Cup issue, Italian magazine with match action photograph from specific coverage of the USA v the Czechoslovakia v Switzerland Mexico match,, although also match, the latter slightly larger 4 running a report on the front page by 5in. of the Manchester City's summer Estimate: £120.00 - £160.00 tour match at Fiorentina Estimate: £120.00 - £150.00

Lot: 834 Two original b&w press Lot: 839 photographs from the Italy v An Order of Service for the Austria 1934 World Cup semi- ceremony for the Partito final at the San Siro in Milan, a Nazionale Fascista Gold Medal match-action photograph; and an for Sporting Merit bestowed upon image of fans outside of the San the 11 Italian footballers who won Siro Stadium improvising a way the 1934 World Cup, plus other to view the match, the latter Italian national sportsmen in a slightly larger 5 by 7in. wide variety of other disciplines Estimate: £120.00 - £160.00 Estimate: £350.00 - £400.00

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Lot: 840 Lot: 845 1934 World Cup memorabilia, Roy Ullyett (1914-2001) WORLD Comprising: an unused sheet of CUP WILLIE 1966 an original headed paper for the Italian artwork by the celebrated Fleet Football Association's 1934 Street cartoonist, published in the World Cup Organising Daily Express on the Committee, a postal vignette and announcement of the official a World Cup edition of the Italian World Cup mascot, mounted, magazine La Domenica del framed & glazed, 72 by 46cm., Corriere, the front cover with a 28 by 18in.; the lot also includes colour illustration of the final tie the printed cartoon from the (3) newspaper (2) Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00

Lot: 841 Lot: 846 A silver plated 1954 World Cup A full set of the three official participation medal, inscribed posters for the 1966 World Cup CHAMPIONNAT DU MONDE - designed by Carvosso, i) with an COUPE JULES RIMET EN image of World Cup Willie kicking SUISSE, 1954 an orange football into the ii) Estimate: £160.00 - £220.00 designed with football, globe, tournament insignia and the Jules Rimet Trophy iii) the venues poster the small size version, each 32 by 51cm., 12 1/2 by 20in., rolled Lot: 842 Estimate: £500.00 - £700.00 An official poster for the 1958 World Cup, designed by Beka, Swedish language, printed by Ervaco-Reklam/Dahlbergs, 69 by Lot: 847 49.5cm., 27 by 19 1/2in., in good An official 1966 World Cup condition poster, designed by Carvosso, Estimate: £1,400.00 - £1,800.00 featuring the official insignia of the 1966 World Cup, the Jules Rimet Trophy, an orange leather football and the globe, inscribed WORLD CUP, JULY 1966, Lot: 843 ENGLAND,, printed by A 1958 World Cup souvenir McCorquodale & Co. Ltd., programme not illustrated London, framed & glazed, 53 by Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 33cm., 21 by 13in. Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00

Lot: 848 A 1966 World Cup poster, by Carvosso, depicting the official insignia, the Jules Rimet Trophy, Lot: 844 an orange leather football and 12 original b&w press the globe, creases, folds and photographs from the 1958 World tears, 66 by 46cm., 26 by 18in., Cup, nearly all match action rolled not illustrated shots, various sizes, the largest 9 Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 1/2 by 7in., backstamps, mostly with pasted captions Estimate: £120.00 - £160.00 Lot: 849 An official 1966 World Cup venues poster, by Carvosso, listing the eight venues staging matches, very good, original condition, 76 by 51cm., 30 by 20in., unframed Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00

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Lot: 850 Lot: 855 A movie poster for the official film 1966 World Cup memorabilia, a of the 1966 World Cup, titled tournament programme; 9 ticket IGOL !, Columbia Pictures, stubs, comprising England v Spanish language, mounted, Uruguay 1/8f (two), France v framed & glazed, 45 by 77cm., Mexico 1/8f, England v Mexico 18 by 30in. 1/8f, Mexico v Uruguay 1/8f Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 (two), England v Portugal (s/f) and England v West Germany final tie (two); a signed photocard of Eusebio (signature to reverse), a souvenir newspaper, and two Lot: 851 souvenir magazines; the lot also A movie poster for the official film includes a ticket stub for England of the 1966 World Cup, titled v Scotland wartime international GOAL !, Columbia Pictures, 4.10.41 (15) English language, mounted, Estimate: £250.00 - £300.00 framed & glazed, 80 by 104cm., 31 1/2 by 41in. Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 Lot: 856 Three 1966 World Cup ticket stubs for matches played at Ayresome Park Middlesbrough, Lot: 852 Group 4 fixtures comprising A movie poster for the official Soviet Union v North Korea 12th German film of the 1966 World July, Chile v North Korea 15th Cup, titled FUSSBALL July and the famous North Korea WELTMEISTERSCHAFT 66, victory over Italy 19th July German language, mounted, Estimate: £350.00 - £450.00 framed & glazed, 87 by 61cm., 34 by 24in. Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Lot: 857 Five 1966 World Cup ticket stubs, France v Mexico 1/8f, Lot: 853 England v Mexico 1/8f, England v Four original b&w press Argentina 1/4f, England v photographs of the 1966 World Portugal s/f and England v West Cup, two from the England v Germany final tie, in original West Germany final 6 by 8 paper wallet 1/24n., and two from the North Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Korea v Portugal match, backstamps and printed captions, 6 1/2 by 9 1/2in. Lot: 858 Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 1966 World Cup programmes and ticket stubs, a final programme, two tournament Lot: 854 programmes and four part-sets of Five original b&w press tickets, the first with 4 x 1/8f, 1/4f, photographs from the infamous s/f, 3rd/4th and final tie, two sets Argentina v England 1966 World with 3 x 1/8f then as above; the Cup quarter-final, the referee fourth with 1/8f, 1/4f, s/f & receiving a police escort from the 3rd/4th, 26 tickets in total, all part- pitch, the Argentine team sets with original paper wallets surrounding the referee following Estimate: £500.00 - £700.00 his decision to send off Antonio Rattin, Jackie Charlton sitting on the Wembley turf waiting for play Lot: 859 to restart following the prolonged A Sir Geoff Hurst signed football protests, Antonio Rattin watching boot presentation, comprising a play from the touchline after his black boot signed in silver marker dismissal, and a general view of pen, together with a series of the crowd on the day, 8 by 10in., photographs featuring Sir Geoff backstamps, pasted captions Hurst and the 1966 World Cup Estimate: £120.00 - £180.00 Final, together with printed information, mounted in a box frame under perspex, 67 by 88

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by 12.5cm., 26 1/2 by 34 3/4 by Lot: 864 5in., COA taped to the reverse A full set of signatures of the 22- Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 man England 1966 World Cup squad, plus the full coaching staff of Ramsey, Shepherdson & Lot: 860 Cocker, 25 signatures in total, A double-signed Sir Geoff Hurst signed on the reverse of a 5 1/2 & Kenneth Wolstenholme 1966 by 3 1/2 in. privately taken World Cup framed presentation, photograph of somebody's featuring photographs of both toddler playing football in the personalities, the Hurst picture back garden signed, and mounted together Estimate: £1,000.00 - £1,250.00 with a commemorative postal cover signed by the World Cup final television commentator, 41 Lot: 865 by 56cm., 16 by 22in. A fine collection of signed Anglo- Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 American Sporting Club menus from the mid-1960s including representation of the England Lot: 861 1966 World Cup team, notably a A Sir Geoff Hurst signed limited menu signed by the 22-man 1966 edition photographic print, b&w, World Cup squad plus Alf portraying Hurst's hat-trick goal, Ramsey & Kenneth published by Big Blue Tube with Wolstenholme; other guests of original COA, unframed, 43 by honour including Jimmy Hill, Gary 59cm., 17 by 23in. Sobers, a Colin Milburn seating Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00 plan signed by Telly Savalas ("Kojak"), Henry Armstrong with 5 signatures including Bobby Moore, Alf Ramsey & Bobby Lot: 862 Moore dinner signed by Alan Mullery & , Ted A signed Sir Alf Ramsey Dexter with other signatures presentation, an artist drawn including Statham & Appleyard, portrait of the England manager Henry Cooper with signatures mounted above a cut-out including Bombardier Billy Wells, signature in blue biro, the mount Henry Cotton with other titled gilt SIR ALF RAMSEY 1920- signatures, Willie Pep and others, 1999 Emil Zatopke & others, Scobie Estimate: £120.00 - £160.00 Breasley, Duke of Edinburgh signed by Henry Copper & others, 1967 FA Cup finalists (9 Lot: 863 signatures), 1966 An autographed England 1966 Commonwealth Games, multi- World Cup framed display, signed including Bobby Moore & comprising a cream coloured Johnny Haynes, Jack Dempsey sheet signed by the 11 England & others including Jack Kid Berg, finalists and by Sir Alf Ramsey, dinner in honour of the racehorse mounted together with original 'Arkle' signed by Muhammad Ali, tournament and final tie match Angelo Dundee & Dick programmes, a First Day Cover, Richardson; the collection also a printed invitation to the World including two World Sporting Cup draw, four various b&w Club dinner menus signed by photographs, and two printed Jack Brabham, Graham Hill & legends, framed & glazed, 83 by Jackie Stewart, and Colin Milburn 92cm., 32 3/4 by 36 1/4in. Estimate: £1,500.00 - £2,500.00 Estimate: £1,000.00 - £1,500.00

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Lot: 866 different sizes, the largest A signed England 1966 World examples 7 by 9in. Cup presentation, comprising an Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 'Autographed Editions' First Day Cover postmarked Wembley Stadium, 1st June 1999, signed Lot: 871 in by the England XI with the A movie poster for the official film exception of the late Bobby of the 1970 World Cup, titled Moore, mounted together with a FUTBOL, MEXICO 70, Lewis limited edition artist drawn print Rank Productions, Spanish featuring the team, signed in language, mounted, framed & pencil by the artist C. Ellingham, glazed, 114 by 79cm., 45 by 31in. framed & glazed, overall 58 by Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 47.5cm., 23 by 18 3/4in. Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00

Lot: 872 Lot: 867 A yellow English language edition The Franklin Mint 1970 England of the official 1970 World Cup World Cup Coin Collection, souvenir programme, 128 pages; presented by Esso Petroleum sold together with a programme Company Ltd., Limited Edition in for an international youth solid bronze, in blue rexine tournament in Italy 23 May-2 hardback bindings with gilt titling June 1964 (2) Estimate: £140.00 - £180.00 Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00

Lot: 873 Lot: 868 A fully-signed souvenir picture of An early example of a novelty the provisional 28-man England beer chiller produced by 1970 World Cup squad, the Carlsberg for the 1970 World picture issued by the Daily Cup, a release button allows the Express, signed in biro by the hinged upper hemisphere to be squad including the six players lifted open, fitted for electricity, in who travelled to Mexico but were working order, 46cm., 18in. high. sent home a week before the Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 tournament commenced comprising Shilton, McNab, Coates, Kidd, Sadler & Lot: 869 Thompson, the picture Three original b&w photographs additionally signed by Sir Alf relating to the famous incident Ramsey and his two trainers when Bobby Moore was accused Harold Shepherdson and Les and cleared of the theft of an Cocker, framed & glazed, 46 by emerald bracelet in Bogota prior 62cm., 18 by 24 1/2in.; a dealer's to the 1970 World Cup, two COA is taped to the backboard images showing Moore leaving Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 Court surrounded by newsmen, the third portrays Martin Peters carrying Bobby Moore's suitcase Lot: 874 and suit carrier on arrival at the A pele signed limited edition airport in Mexico, his team-mate print, signed in pencil to the lower still detained in Bogota, the margin, additionally signed by the captions embedded in the prints, artist C M Dudash, numbered each 6 1/4 by 8 1/2in. 867/1282, depicting Pele in the Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 1970 World Cup final, unframed, 71 by 51cm., 28 by 20in.; sold with a COA, and a small colour Lot: 870 photo of Pele with the artist (3) Nine original b&w press Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 photographs of the 1970 World Cup, backstamps, some with pasted captions, subjects including match action, Parade of Nations, a street vendor and official player portraits, slightly

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Lot: 875 Lot: 880 Pressman's memorabilia from the A quantity of unused official Argentina 1978 World Cup, posters issued for the 1998 comprising: an official guide World Cup in France, the same issued to the media (a rare item, image, rolled, occasionally tube never seen before by the rolled auctioneer), and nine various Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00 Argentinian badges (8) Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00

Lot: 876 Lot: 881 Pressman's memorabilia relating A replica of the World Cup trophy to the Italy v West Germany manufactured at the time of the match at the 1978 World Cup, a 2002 World Cup a gilt plaster ticket for the game played at the cast, being a realistic replica of River Plate Stadium 14th June, a the original trophy, height 38cm., photographer's armband, BBC 15in. and ITV broadcaster's lapel Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 badge, a key ring and another badge, and a sheet of stickers Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 Lot: 882 The 2006 Germany FIFA World Lot: 877 Cup Globe Iranian Silk Carpet, Pressman's memorabilia relating pattern designer, carpet to the famous Scotland v Holland framework constructor, warping, match at the 1978 World Cup, a organizing and control by press pass, a Holland sticker, Mohammad Ali Farrokhi, main and three match tickets weaving by Ziba Ghanbarpoor, Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 conceived in celebration of Iran qualifying for the 2006 World Cup in Germany, the globe carpet 1 ½ years in the making working 11 to 18 hour days, made from natural Lot: 878 silk, highly delicate construction, A movie poster for the official film 100 knots per square centimetre, of the 1986 World Cup, titled surface area of 0.6936m2, HEROES, Drummond Challis, diameter of 47cm., 20 colours Spanish language, mounted, employed, all natural dyes framed & glazed, 107 by 74cm., prepared in Tabriz by Samad 42 by 29in. Mamdoohi, ranging from dark Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 and bright blue prepared from natural indigo through to yellows and reds derived from Iranian saffron and madder, the background designed Lot: 879 geographically and panelled in Press accreditation for the World the manner of a football with 12 Cups & European pentagons and 20 hexagons, Championships, 1998 World overlaid with details of the 32 Cup, Euro '96 and Euro 2000, competing nations, in English issued to the Daily Mirror language, comprising country photographer Monty Fresco name, flag, capital city, land Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 mass, population, inauguration date of the country's Football Association, and the nation's World Cup record, also bearing the official logo of the 2006 FIFA World Cup, suspended on a brass axis and mounted to a perspex stand, the globe is fitted with an internal bladder and valve and can be inflated by means of a bicycle pump, a full explanation of the project translated into

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English from Iranian language is Estimate: £700.00 - £1,000.00 available to prospective bidders on request Estimate: £5,000.00 - £10,000.00 Lot: 888 Four England international programmes, v Scotland 9.4.38 & Lot: 883 14.10.44, v Wales 27.2.43 & v International Trial Match France 26.5.45 programme England v South Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 played at Craven Cottage 22nd February 1922, ex-volume Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

Lot: 889 A collection of England international home programmes Lot: 884 and ticket stubs dating between A programme for the first 1950 and 1966, 38 programmes England international match at (a little duplication), and 23 ticket Wembley Stadium v Scotland stubs (some duplication); plus 12th April 1924, a rare and three community singing sheets, historic programme, but this copy all matches at Wembley with the sadly is lacking its original outer sole exception of the Yugoslavia covers game at Highbury 22.11.50, the Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 lot including the famous Hungary game in 1953, the Rest of the World matches from 1953 & 1963 and other famous encounters in Lot: 885 English international history Scotland v England international Estimate: £350.00 - £450.00 programme played at Hampden Park 13th April 1929, VIP edition with card wrappers tied at the spine with blue chord, and insert Lot: 890 notifying a Scotland team Austria v England international change, very good condition programme played at the Wiener Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 Stadion 25th May 1952 This match became known as the Nat Lofthouse 'Lion of Vienna' game. Estimate: £350.00 - £450.00 Lot: 886 A programme and ticket stub for the England v Scotland match at Wembley 9th April 1932 Estimate: £120.00 - £160.00 Lot: 891 A collection of post-1966 England international home programmes and ticket stubs, 1966-1987, 66 programmes (a little duplication in the 1980s), and 76 ticket stubs (duplication, one unused); plus Lot: 887 one community singing sheet A collection of 53 England home Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 programmes, pre-war v Austria at Stamford Bridge in 1932, and then 52 dating from 1947 to 1963, non-Wembley fixtures Lot: 892 comprising Yugoslavia at A signed programme for Bobby Highbury 1950, Wales at Roker Moore's last international match Park 1950, Ireland at for England v Italy at Wembley 1951, France at Highbury 1951, 14th November 1973, signed to Portugal at 1951, the line-up page by Moore and Denmark at Molineux 1956, additionally by Clemence, Wales at Villa Park 1958, Hughes, Hunter, Peters, Osgood, Luxembourg at Highbury 1961, Todd, Shilton & Keegan; sold France at Hillsborough together with a Soccer Gift Book

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containing a signed b&w picture March 1882, a scan of which is of Bobby Moore; a full set of offered in this lot, Cusack-Smith trade cards published by The writes: "Gigas came to lunch. Sun including signed examples Went with him & Guy to The Oval for Alan Woodward, Harry and saw the Etonians win the Cripps, , John Cup after a most exciting match Byrom, Chris Garland, John in the presence of 5,000 persons. Toshack, Ron Davies, Ian Storey- Met S. Goodhart & J.B. Moore, Colin Suggett, John Bradshaw." The Old Etonians O'Hare, Francis Lee, Terry line-up included Harry Goodhart, Paine, Peter Dobing, Frank presumably a relation. McLintock & Dave Merrington, Estimate: £20,000.00 - and the Sun Scrapbook they £25,000.00 were intended to be pasted into; plus two 1970s football annuals, not bearing signatures Lot: 896 Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 F.A. Cup final programme Aston Villa v West Bromwich Albion played at the Kennington Oval Lot: 893 19th March 1892, match card A rare selection of items for the printed four side, the central England Tour of South America pages with artist drawn portraits May-June 1977, a very scarce of the players, surrounded by programme for the match v advertisements, advert to back Argentina played at Boca Juniors cover also, the programmes has Stadium, Buenos Aires, 12th split and separated into two June, plus a ticket for the game; parts, the original owner has a photographer's ticket for the written a report of the match to match v Uruguay at the the front cover for the benefit of a Centenary Stadium 15th June; friend to whom he sent the and a F.A. itinerary for the tour programme after the game "... (4) West Bromwich played a grand Estimate: £1,200.00 - £1,600.00 game, the Villa team seemed completely outplayed ... " Estimate: £4,000.00 - £6,000.00 Lot: 894 A rare programme for the Argentina v Scotland Lot: 897 international match played at the An exceptionally scarce never Boca Juniors Stadium, Buenos seen before F.A. Cup final replay Aires, 18th June 1977 Thought programme Sheffield United v to have only been available to Tottenham Hotspur played at VIPs and the press room. Burnden Park, Bolton, 27th April Estimate: £600.00 - £800.00 1901, a single-sheet with ink hand written inscription HOTSPUR WON 3-1, H.T. 0-1, ALL 4 GOALS AT BOLTON Lot: 895 END., additionally the The earliest known surviving F.A. goalscorers names have been Cup final programme: Old annotated in the order the goals Etonians v Blackburn Rovers were scored, the programme was played at the Kennington Oval framed in the 1980s and in that 25th March 1882, match card process the framer laid it down with team line ups, list of officials, on a sheet of film which in turn previous winners 1872-1881, the has been pasted onto card, there original owner has underlined six is now colour variation to the of the Old Etonian players and central rectangular area of the annotated the card THOSE programme that has been MARKED DESERVED NOTICE, exposed under the picture glass the reverse carrying an advert for and the border that was a weekly sports magazine The unexposed under the framing programme was originally owned mount, nevertheless an exciting by the lawyer Sir Thomas Berry and almost certainly unique Cusack-Smith, KCMG, 5th discovery of a programme for a Baronet, (1859-1929), who had match where the general been educated at Eton. In a consensus in the collecting surviving diary entry for 25th community has been thus far that

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the 1901 replay was a 'no issue' Lot: 902 game. Following a 2-2 draw at Burnley 1947 F.A. Cup final and The Crystal Palace on 20th April semi-final programmes, the final in front of a crowd of 110,820, the v Charlton Athletic at Wembley, two teams played again a week and the semi-final v Liverpool at later with an attendance of Maine Road (2) 20,470. Spurs won the game 3-1 Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 to become the only non-League side to win the F.A. Cup. Spurs Sandy Brown also made Cup history by scoring in every round of the competition, including both final tie encounters. He scored a Lot: 903 total of 15 goals during the 11 FA Cup final programmes, for campaign. 1948 and then an unbroken run Estimate: £5,000.00 - £10,000.00 for 1953-1962 Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00

Lot: 898 F.A. Cup final semi-final programme Bristol City v Huddersfield Town played at Stamford Bridge 27th March 1920, tears along heavy folds, Lot: 904 notably to the back cover A collection of post-war F.A. Cup Estimate: £500.00 - £700.00 final programmes, for 1952 to 1954, 1956 to 1960, 1961 (4 copies), 1962 to 1967, 1968 & 1969 (2 copies each), 1970 (3 Lot: 899 copies), 1970 replay, 1971, 1972 F.A. Cup final programme & 1974 (2 copies each), 1975, Tottenham Hotspur v 1978, 1981 (2 copies), 1983 & Wolverhampton Wanderers 1992; sold together with ticket played at Stamford Bridge 23rd stubs for 1961, 1963, 1965, April 1921, in reasonable 1969, 1970 replay, 1974 & 1981; condition, a little creased & worn and community singing sheets for Estimate: £1,000.00 - £1,200.00 1955, 1956, 1958 & 1959 Estimate: £350.00 - £450.00

Lot: 905 Lot: 900 A large collection of programmes A programme and ticket stub for themed to Cup ties, comprising: the 1934 F.A. Cup final 774 F.A. Cup matches dating Manchester City v Portsmouth from 1962-63 onwards with a Estimate: £220.00 - £280.00 wide variety of English clubs including non-League, Arsenal, Manchester United, Spurs & West Ham the best represented; together with amateur and minor cup tie issues, 8 F.A. Amateur Cup s/f's 1959 to 1974, 25 F.A. Lot: 901 Trophy finals & replays 1970 to F.A. Cup final programme 1993, 12 F.A. trophy s/f's 1970 to Portsmouth v Wolverhampton 1990, 17 F.A. Vase finals 1975 to Wanderers 29th April 1939 1990 and 8 s/f's 1976 to 1988; Estimate: £180.00 - £220.00 F.A. Sunday Cup final & semi- final 1972 & 1975, 1 F.A. County Youth final 1983, 10 Watney Cup (finals, s/f's & others) 1970 to 1973, 11 Texaco Cup (all rounds inc. finals & s/f's) 1970 to 1972, and FL Promotion Play-off Final 1993; also 50 various issues for the Group Cup, Assoc. Members Cup, Freight Rover Cup, the Sherpa Van, Leyland Daf etc. (a

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qty.) Lot: 910 Estimate: £500.00 - £700.00 A collection of Arsenal home programmes dating between seasons 1957-58 and 1981-82, Lot: 906 the lot also including handbooks Goalkeeper Mike Kelly's team- ranging from the 1950s to signed programme for the 1963 the1980s; sold together with 33 F.A. Amateur Cup final England programmes, the lot Wimbledon v Sutton United, including two wartime signed in pen on the line-ups internationals (1945 & 1946), page by the Wimbledon team France & Switzerland both at comprising Kelly, J. Martin, Willis, Highbury 1947 & 1948, Scotland Ardrey, Law, Murphy, Brown, B. 1947, 10 from the 50s (some are Martin, Reynolds, Hamm & schools), the remainder are Williams; sold together with an mostly 1970s and including the official F.A. itinerary and the yellow English language 1970 community singing sheet (3) World Cup programme, Estimate: £120.00 - £160.00 sellotaped spine (a qty.) not illustrated Estimate: £180.00 - £220.00 Lot: 907 Home and away League programmes between Arsenal Lot: 911 and Aston Villa in season 1930- A bound volume of Arsenal 31, 8th November 1930 at programmes season 1959-60 Highbury and 14th March 1931 at bearing numerous autographs of Villa Park Arsenal and Villa visiting players, and sometimes finished 1st and 2nd in the including fully signed teams League Championship in this including Sheffield Wednesday, season. Interestingly Arsenal Nottingham Forest, Blackpool, won their home game 5-2, which Preston, Birmingham, Luton, Villa eclipsed in the return fixture , Leicester, Sparta winning 5-1. Both teams scored Rotterdam (v. Rangers), others freely throughout the season with mostly can be described as near runners-up Aston Villa edging complete sets, with the exception that particular contest 128-127. of three programmes unsigned, Estimate: £120.00 - £160.00 Everton, Scottish League & Manchester United Estimate: £600.00 - £800.00 Lot: 908 A bound volume of Aston Villa programmes season 1933-34, in Lot: 912 blue cloth & claret leather An autographed Arsenal v Real bindings, gilt titling, containing Madrid programme 13th Villa homes for the first team September 1962, the interior League & Cup and reserves, plus signed besides player portraits by other fixtures played at Villa Park the Madrid players Araquistain, including friendlies and various Casadro, Pachin, Felo, local matches, programmes Santamaria, Zoco, Muller, Di bound without covers Stefano, Puskas & Gento, and Estimate: £400.00 - £500.00 additionally signed by Vicente, and further signed by the Arsenal players McKechnie, Bacuzzi, Lot: 909 Magill, McCullough, Brown, A collection of approx. 200 Clamp, Neill, Snedden, Arsenal home programmes Armstrong, Barnwell, Baker, dating between 1947 and 1971, Strong & Eastham including a few representative Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 games played at Highbury not illustrated Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00

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Lot: 913 Lot: 918 Birmingham City v Aston Villa Six Boscombe single-sheet programme 27th October 1928 wartime programmes season Estimate: £140.00 - £200.00 1945-46, v Lovell's Athletic, two v Reading (8th December & 30th March), Swindon, Crystal Palace & Exeter Estimate: £70.00 - £90.00

Lot: 914 Lot: 919 Blackpool programmes and A collection of approx. 90 memorabilia, F.A. Cup final Charlton Athletic home programmes for 1948, 1951 & programmes dating between 1953; sold together with a 1950 and 1982 not illustrated Stanley Matthews signed picture Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 of the '53 Cup Final, and a 'Tribute to Stan' brochure double- signed by Matthews and Mudie (5) Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Lot: 920 A very scarce programme for an Lot: 915 international youth football Programmes and memorabilia tournament in Cannes in 1960 relating to football in Bradford, with eight competing teams and programmes comprising Bradford with England being represented City v Bury 8.12.34, and Bradford by Chelsea FC, the other teams P.A. v Blackburn Rovers 1.9.48 comprising Ado La Haye and v Bradford City 15.12.51; (Netherlands), Espanyol (Spain), together with a fixture list for the Halmstads BK (Sweden), Lazio 1913-14 season covering City (Italy), AS Monaco (Monaco), and Park Avenue fixtures, and a Athens (Greece) and the host real photo postcard of the 1929- team AS Cannes (France), the 30 Bradford P.A. squad (5) not interior of this programme has illustrated been signed by 12 members of Estimate: £120.00 - £150.00 the Chelsea Youth squad including Mike Kelly, Dennis Butler, Allan Harris, Terry More, Lot: 916 Peter Conroy, Michael Robinson, Bradford City v Manchester City Bert Murray, John Ray, Barry programme 15th March 1915 Bridges, Gordon Bolland, Bobby Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 Tambling and one other This was the 10th time Cannes had hosted an annual youth football tournament. This programme originally belonged to Mike Kelly who was the reserve goalkeeper in the squad, Peter Bonetti being the first choice. Chelsea were runners-up beaten 4-2 in the final Lot: 917 by AS Monaco. Chelsea were Bradford City v Aston Villa three times winners of the programme 11th November 1936 Tournoi Juniors U--18 de Cannes Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 winning in 1959, 1961 & 1963. The first tournament was played in 1950 and won by Spurs. From 1969 countries entered their national youth teams for the Cannes tournament until its discontinuation after 1986. Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00

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Lot: 921 is titled The Cottagers' Journal Coventry City v Aston Villa and Official Programme programme 12th March 1938 Estimate: £1,000.00 - £1,500.00 Estimate: £140.00 - £180.00 Lot: 926 Four Leicester City home programmes season 1937-38, 16th April, Wolverhampton Wanderers 18th April, reserves v Clapton Orient 23rd April & Charlton 30th April Lot: 922 Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 Crystal Palace v Queen's Park Rangers programme 7th November 1925, sellotaped repair to spine Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Lot: 927 Five Leicester City home programmes season 1938-39, Preston N.E. 10th September, Birmingham 12th September, Blackpool 8th April, Middlesbrough 11th April & Lot: 923 Grimsby Town 22nd April A rare full 8-page programme Estimate: £350.00 - £450.00 production for a Derby County reserves fixture issued for the game v Aston Villa reserves 1st December 1928 Lot: 928 Estimate: £120.00 - £160.00 Leicester City v Manchester United programme 27th December 1938 Estimate: £120.00 - £160.00

Lot: 924 13 Derby County home programmes season 1948-49, v Arsenal x 2 (League & Cup), Charlton, Portsmouth, Blackpool, Preston N.E., Bolton, Lot: 929 Huddersfield, Birmingham, Leicester City v Chelsea Sheffield United, Man City, programme 31st December 1938 Southport (Cup) & Chelsea Estimate: £120.00 - £160.00 Estimate: £120.00 - £160.00

Lot: 925 A bound volume of Fulham programmes season 1910-11, No.1, Vol.IV, September 3rd to No.48. Vol.IV, April 22nd, 1911, Lot: 930 lacking West Bromwich Albion, Six Leicester City home reserves 7/1/1911, Lincoln 17th April & programmes season 1938-39, Glossop 29/4/11, including QPR 3rd September, Charlton Fulham v. Arthur Thomas's 17th September, Southend 24th Team, 1/10/10 and 2nd Batt. September, Chelsea 14th Durham Light Infantry v. 2nd January, Ibstock Penistone Batt. Essex Regiment, 29/3/1911, Rovers (Leicestershire F.A. Cup areas of water staining final) 1st April & West Ham throughout, but otherwise good, United 15th April as is usual with Fulham Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 programmes they have been bound without the outer advertisement wrappers, the first right-hand page looks very similar to a programme cover and

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Lot: 931 Lot: 936 Two single-sheet Leicester City Seven Leicester City single-sheet home programmes season 1938- wartime home programmes, 39, a Midland Mid-Week League Norwich City 30.8.41, match v Aston Villa 10th April, Town 25.10.41, and the 18th annual charity Walsall 15.11.41, Notts County match Parsons v Doctors played 1.1.44, Derby County 12.5.45, at Leicester City 27th April Millwall 2.2.46 & Aston Villa Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 23.4.46 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

Lot: 932 Four Leicester City single-sheet Lot: 937 wartime home programmes 14 Leicester City home season 1939-40, Northampton programmes season 1946-47 to Town 6th January, Sheffield 1948-49, 4-pages unless Wednesday 25th March, WBA otherwise stated, 1946-47 v 6th April & Clapton Orient 20th Manchester City, Sheffield April Wednesday, Coventry City, Estimate: £180.00 - £220.00 Newcastle United (FAC5 replay, single-sheet), Newport County, Millwall, Swansea & Burnley; 1947-48 v Luton Town, Cardiff Lot: 933 City, Bury & Millwall; 1948-49 v Eight Leicester City single-sheet Birmingham (FAC3 replay) & wartime home programmes Lincoln City season 1940-41, Luton Town Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 19th October, Birmingham 26th October, Mansfield Town 9th November, Walsall 30th Lot: 938 November, Notts Forest 8th A collection of approx. 100 March, Lincoln City 14th April, Leyton Orient home programmes Walsall 3rd May and Inter mostly dating between 1958 and Services Football Cup semi-final 1964 not illustrated Civil Defence Services v RAF Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 played at Leicester City 24th May Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00

Lot: 934 Leicester City v Arsenal single- sheet wartime programme 26th Lot: 939 April 1941 Liverpool v Aston Villa Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 programme 15th October 1938, sold together with the reverse League fixture at Aston Villa 18th February 1939 (2) Estimate: £180.00 - £240.00

Lot: 935 Leicester City v Tottenham Hotspur single-sheet wartime Lot: 940 programme 17th May 1941 A complete collection of Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 programmes for Liverpool appearances in F.A. Cup & League Cup finals and in the Charity Shield from 1950 to 2012, F.A. Cup finals for 1950, 1965, 1971, 1974, 1977, 1986, 1988, 1989, 1992, 1996, 2001, 2006 & 2012; League Cup finals for 1978 (+ replay), 1981 (+ replay), 1982, 1983, 1984 (+ replay), 1987, 1995, 2001, 2003, 2005 & 2012; F.A. Charity Shields for 1964, 1965, 1966, 1971, 1974, 1976,

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1977, 1979, 1980, 1982, 1983, Lot: 945 1984, 1986, 1988, 1989, 1990, Preston North End v Aston Villa 1992, 2001, 2002 & 2006; sold programme 26th November 1938 together with home & away leg Estimate: £140.00 - £180.00 programmes for the one-off ScreenSport in season 1986-87, some programmes bear autographs of Liverpool players Estimate: £250.00 - £300.00

Lot: 941 Lot: 946 A combined programme for A bound volume of Queen of the Manchester City v Aston Villa South programmes season 1956- 30th August 1920 and the 57, 17 League & 2 Cup matches, Manchester City reserves fixture covers preserved not illustrated v Bury played two days earlier Estimate: £160.00 - £200.00 This was the first issue of the 1920-21 season, vol.14 no.1 Estimate: £160.00 - £200.00

Lot: 942 Lot: 947 Manchester United v Derby Ajax v Rotherham programme County programme 25th 23rd May 1948, a rare 4-pager; February 1939 sold together with two Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 photographs of the Rotherham team, one of which shows the players bare chested with an inscription in ink explaining that Rotherham PLAYED MATCH IN HOLLAND WITHOUT SHIRTS (3) Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Lot: 943 A full set of 23 Manchester Lot: 948 United home programmes Rushden v Gainsborough Trinity season 1949-50, numbered 1-23 programme 10th November Estimate: £800.00 - £1,000.00 1894, offered with a photocopied newspaper match report (2) Estimate: £160.00 - £200.00

Lot: 944 An autographed Shamrock Lot: 949 Rovers v Manchester United A rare programme for the two European Cup tie programme matches played by Sunderland in 25th September 1957, the central Vienna 6th & 7th June 1951, v line-ups page fully signed in ink SC Rapid and v FK Austria by the Manchester United team, Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Wood, Foulkes, Byrne, Colman, Blanchflower, Edwards, Berry, Whelan, Taylor, Viollet & Pegg, and by the Shamrock Rovers team except No.9 Ambrose, but bearing two other signatures Estimate: £500.00 - £800.00

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Lot: 950 Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 A collection of approximately 1,000 Swansea City programmes dating between seasons 1965-66 Lot: 955 and 2002-03, mostly homes but 55 Tottenham Hotspur home & about 185 aways not illustrated away programmes from the 1960- Estimate: £500.00 - £700.00 61 double-winning season, Including a full set of League & Cup homes & aways, plus F.A. Cup final & s/f, Arsenal in London F.A. Cup, an away friendly v XI, home friendlies v Lot: 951 Dynamo Tiblisi & Army XI, and A collection of Tottenham other matches including white v Hotspur programmes, including blues trial the 1963 European Cup Winners' Estimate: £500.00 - £700.00 Cup final v Atletico Madrid at Feijenoord's stadium, various Cup finals, s/f's etc. from the 60s- 80s, and a selection of home and Lot: 956 away issues, including 1 pre-war The rare away programme for home v Bradford City 28.12.35, 2 OFK Belgrade v Tottenham wartimes and with the remainder Hotspur 1963 European Cup dating between the late 1940s Winners' Cup semi-final, together and early 1960s and including with a programme for the home homes & aways from the 1960- leg; the lot also including the 61 double season (qty. approx home and aways v Feijenoord in 130) the 1961-62 Euopean Cup (4) Estimate: £600.00 - £800.00 Estimate: £350.00 - £400.00

Lot: 952 Lot: 957 A collection of 52 Tottenham Walsall Town Swifts v Bootle Hotspur programmes dating match card 16th February 1891 between 1945 and 1961, nearly Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 all home with just occasional aways, with the majority of the collection dating between 1958 and 1961 and with issues for the double season; also a handbook for 1948-49 and a 'Spurs 1961' brochure (54) Estimate: £250.00 - £300.00 Lot: 958 Three West Bromwich Albion v Tottenham Hotspur programmes, Lot: 953 23rd February 1921, 12th A collection of 145 1950s February 1927 & 22nd November Tottenham Hotspur home 1930 programmes, 14 x 1951-52, 20 x Estimate: £350.00 - £450.00 1956-57, 25 x 1957-58, 19 x 1958-59, 67 x 1959-60, duplication in the 59-60 season Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 Lot: 959 A programme for West Ham United's very first Football Lot: 954 League match v Lincoln City 30th A collection of approx. 200 August 1919, professionally Totteham Hotspur programmes restored, viewing therefore mostly dating between 1959 and recommended; sold with a press 1967, a little earlier & later, cutting carrying a report of the homes except for examples of match West Ham's first cup s/f's and finals, with good experience of League football representation in the 1960-61 ended as a 1-1 draw. double winning season, plus two Estimate: £120.00 - £160.00 copies of the 1961 Charity Shield v FA XI not illustrated

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Lot: 960 Lot: 964 West Ham programmes including A collection of over 200 signed examples, 29 West Ham programmes for London clubs United 1950s/1960s programmes dating between 1946 and 1974, including two signed to the front approximate breakdown, 84 West cover by Noel Cantwell and Ham United dating from 1949 to another signed by Moore, Hurst 1972; 53 Chelsea 1959 and & Peters, other West Ham 1970; 43 Millwall 1946 to 1978; souvenirs including Typhoo Tea 18 Fulham 1959 to 1972; and 6 cards & a '66 World Cup tribute Crystal Palace 1969-1974 not Estimate: £140.00 - £180.00 illustrated Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00

Lot: 961 Programmes and ephemera Lot: 965 relating to Wolverhampton A collection of football Wanderers in season 1938-39, programmes dating between including a match programme & 1948 and 2012, mostly English ticket stub for the F.A. Cup final v League & Cup fixtures, Portsmouth at Wembley, a match occasional overseas opposition, programme for the semi-final v a good spread of clubs, also a Grimsby at Old Trafford, both little Scottish & non-League, programmes in under average England & Scotland condition, ticket good; together internationals & Cup finals, also with two original Sporting Star Football League Reviews and newspapers with coverage of the miscellaneous items (qty. approx. final tie v Portsmouth and the last 200) game of the Football League Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 season v Sunderland that saw the Wolves finish 2nd in the League to complete one of the Lot: 966 most successful seasons in the Miscellaneous football club's history (5) programmes dating between Estimate: £280.00 - £350.00 1949 and 1974, club issues, Cup finals, internationals. representative games, European Lot: 962 competition etc., the lot including Five pre-war football 1949 F.A. Cup final, Drumcondra programmes, Birmingham v v Atletico Madrid (EC 1.10.58), Bolton 31.10.36, Millwall v Tonbridge v Arsenal Metropolitan Newport County 18.9.37 and League Challenge Cup 17.10.60 three Chelsea issues v and other interesting issues Middlesbrough 9.1.37, Bolton including London Minor F.A. 10.4.37 & Birmingham 11.9.37 progs (qty. approx. 90) Estimate: £180.00 - £220.00 Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00

Lot: 963 Lot: 967 Football programmes 1940s to A collection of football 1960s, a good mixture of non- programmes, 1959,1960 & 1968 League as well as Football European Cup Finals; F.A. Cup League fixtures, the lot also finals for 1951, 1965, 1972, 1991, including the 1946 and other F.A. 1992, 1995 & 1996; Scotland v Cup final, some Manchester City England matches 1950, 1951 & wartimes, and a 1960 Olympic 1952; 4 Manchester United football programme from Rome programmes inc. Sheffield Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Wednesday 1958 but with teams filled in; & Bradford v Partizan 1951 Festival of Britain, some programmes complete with tickets; the lot also including a Joe Bugner signed programme v Muhammad Ali 1973; and 4 various football publications Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00

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Lot: 968 2.5.54, USA 2.5.52 & Welsh A collection of Wembley Football League 23.9.53; sold programmes, F.A. Cup finals for together with the autographs of 1951, 1953, 1956, then an the Irish Free State team who unbroken run for 1958-1970 played Norway in a World Cup including 2 copies for 1965; 10 Qualifier at Dalymount Park, England internationals dating Dublin, 7th November 1937, between 1953 and 1967; 5 signatures in pencil, including the England Schools between 1957 goalscorers in the 3-3 draw & 1965; F.A. Amateur finals for Jimmy Dunne, Kevin O'Flanagan 1958 & 1965; and TSV Munchen (dual soccer & rugby v West Ham United ECWC final international)& Henry Duggan; 1965, punch holing damage to the lot also including 11 colour some items; sold together with cards, probably from a football Football Association steward's game, featuring 11 Irish badges for 1953 & 1958, and internationals (46) another undated but with an Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 enamel Union Jack not illustrated Estimate: £120.00 - £160.00 Lot: 970 A collection of programmes of Lot: 969 Welsh interest 1960s/1970s, 34 football programmes of Irish including a qty. of Cardiff City interest, comprising: seven home issues as well as Wales Ireland international home football and rugby union programmes played at internationals and other rugby Dalymount Park, Switzerland matches, the lot also including 5.12.48, Belgium 24.4.49, John Charles International XI v Portugal 22.5.49, Finland 8.9.49, Mike Williams XI at Bridgend Sweden 13.11.49, Norway 27.2.1972 and a programmes for 26.11.50, Argentina 13.5.51 & the Amateur Golf Championship West Germany 17.10.51; an at Royal Porthcawl in 1973, two autographed Ireland (Munster XI) of the Wales football v West Germany Youth programmes bearing signatures, International programme played the game v Rest of the UK at Mardyke, Cork 16.5.56, 29 signed by George Best, a match signatures including Kemmy, v Russia signed by John Charles Coad, Waters, Schnellinger, (qty. approx. 150) not illustrated Bierhoff, Lazzig etc.; nine Inter- Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 League programmes, Football League of Ireland v Scottish Football League at Dalymount Lot: 971 Park, Dublin, 17.3.39, 24.4.48, Miscellaneous football 19.10.49, 17.3.52, 17.3.54 programmes, England (punch-holed) & 23.9.64, at Ibrox internationals & final ties at 29.9.48, at Shawfield Park Wembley, non-League as well as 17.11.54 & at Celtic Park 7.9.66; Football league fixtures, mostly ten Inter-League programmes, dating from the early 1960s but Football League of Ireland v The with some representation from Football League, at Dalymount the late 40s through the 50s (qty. Park, Dublin, 30.4.47, 4.5.49, approx. 70) not illustrated 4.4.51, 17.3.53, 22.9.54 & Estimate: £120.00 - £150.00 2.10.63, at Anfield 20.9.48, at Goodison Park 10.10.51, at Maine Road 10.2.54 & at Lot: 972 Boothferry Park 27.10.65; seven A collection of football further programmes, three programmes, 32 from the late Northern Ireland 1958 World Cup 1940s and through the 1950s; qualification match programmes, together with a qty. of modern the away in Portugal 16th issues January 1957, the postponed Estimate: £120.00 - £180.00 (fog) home v Italy 4.12.57 & the rescheduled 15.1.58; together with four Football League of Ireland fixtures at Dalymount Park, German Football League 17.3.51, The Hessen League

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Lot: 973 Lot: 977 A collection of Football An Everton programmes and books, in Club member's ticket undated but excess of 600 programmes believed to be for the 1885-86 dating from the 1960s onwards of season, blue cloth inscribed gilt which Aldershot Town followed EVERTON ASSon, FOOTBALL by Farnborough Town are the CLUB, the interior with paper lion's share; sold together with label inscribed SEASON 188- various football annuals and a The season ticket is not fully few hardback volumes 1950s dated, as it appears to have been onwards (a qty.) not illustrated unissued. However, it is believed Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 to be for season 1885-86 as it compares to the season ticket in the Everton Collection Charitable Lot: 974 Trust (ex-David France), A collection of programmes reference number: 796 EFC/9/7. mostly 1960s and 1970s, Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 including 1966 World Cup final, various F.A. Cup finals, Blackpool v Bolton 1943 War Lot: 978 Cup match, also League Cup A ticket stub for the first Wembley finals & Charity Shield, 1969 EC F.A. Cup final Bolton Wanderers final Ajax v Milan, 1982 EC final v West Ham United 28th April Aston Villa v Bayern Munich ( 2 1923, sold together with a pair of copies) and various club issues official souvenir postcards of the (qty. approx 110) not illustrated two Cup final teams, complete Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 with original paper packet; and a 'remembrance' card for the vanquished West Ham team (5) Lot: 975 Estimate: £600.00 - £800.00 A quantity of programmes relating to the career of Mike Kelly, including non-League Lot: 979 issues from his Wimbledon A ticket stub for the 1924 F.A. amateur days, plus Chelsea Cup final Aston Villa v Newcastle QPR, Birmingham and relating to United other periods in his career, the lot Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 including some scarce Youth issues, pre-season friendlies etc; also magazines, souvenir newspapers etc. Estimate: £200.00 - £400.00

Lot: 980 Lot: 976 A group of five tickets for F.A. A collection of 1960s football Cup finals in the 1930s, boxing and other sporting comprising: 1933 Everton v programmes, football mainly Manchester City; 1934 Spurs, Arsenal & Leyton Orient Manchester City v Portsmouth; but including 1966 World Cup 1936 Arsenal v Sheffield United; final, the boxing including 1937 Preston N.E. v Sunderland; Muhammad Ali v Henry Cooper and 1938 Huddersfield v Preston (Wembley 1966) & Terry Downes N.E. v Sugar Ray Robinson, other Estimate: £350.00 - £400.00 sports including cricket and athletics not illustrated Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Lot: 981 A collection of 24 post-war F.A. Cup final ticket stubs, for 1946, 1948, 1949, 1952, a run for 1954 to 1959, 1961, 1963 (two), 1964, 1965 (two), 1967 to 1970 (including the '70 replay), 1972, 1974, 1978, 1981, 1983 & 1992 Estimate: £250.00 - £300.00

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Lot: 982 Lot: 986 Irish football tickets, comprising: Football books, publications and a group of ten Bohemian F.C. memorabilia dating from the member's cards for seasons 1960s/1970s, various soccer gift 1926-27, 1928-29, 1934-35, books, annuals, magazines & 1936-37, 1941-42, 1942-43, comics, souvenir newspapers 1945-46, 1946-47, 1947-48 & and magazines, various Soccer 1949-50 stamped DIAMOND Stars sticker albums, a couple of JUBILEE, red & black cloth Subbuteo catalogues, covered boards; a Celtic season scrapbooks and a few F.A. Cup ticket booklet season 1932-33, final rosettes (a qty.) not with a good many numbered illustrated admittance slips unused; sold Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00 together with a Celtic FC cheque dated 17.4.53 made payable to the Salthills Hotel (Galway) for 71 Lot: 987 pounds,1 shilling and 9 pence; Signed football books, all hard and an unused ticket for the backs with d/j's signed to the Brazil v Ireland match played at front, comprising autobiographies the Maracana 5th May 1974, of Bobby Charlton, Pele, Sir cadeira especial issue, complete Geoff Hurst and George Best, with three counterfoils, issued to together with a Bobby Moore the FAI; sold together with a autobiography signed by his 1962 World Cup semi-final ticket, 1966 World Cup team-mates No.29, Brazil v Chile played at Alan Ball and Ray Wilson; the lot the National Stadium, Santiago, also including a 1970 Soccer 13th June (14) Annual front cover signed by Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 George Best (6) not illustrated Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 Lot: 983 Complete runs of Liverpool home Lot: 988 & away tickets, for: i) 2001 UEFA Football Handbooks and annuals, Cup ii) 2001 Worthington Cup iii) including Chelsea and Arsenal 2005 Champions League iv) handbooks from the 1950s and 2006 F.A. Cup v) 2007 1960s, and various general Champions League the lot also football annuals including Sunday including a ticket for the 2005 Chronicle/Empire News/News of World Club Championship the World from the late 1940s to Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 1980s, Daily Mail Guide (50s- 70s), 22 F.A. Yearbooks 1948-49 to 1973-74, and other Lot: 984 miscellaneous titles (a qty.) not A special edition of the Italian illustrated magazine Pro Familia with Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 illustrated coverage of the England v Italy 'Battle of Highbury' international match in Lot: 989 1934 Rothman's Football Yearbooks, Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 33 vols from 1970-71 to 2002-03 not illustrated Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00

Lot: 985 Association Football & The Men Who Made It, published in 4 vols by Caxton, 1905 Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00

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Lot: 990 Six Tottenham Hotspur handbooks, for 1919-20, 1923- 24, 1924-25, 1925-26, 1926-27 & 1936-37; sold together with two postcards of the 1919-20 team, one with the first team, the other with the whole squad plus officials (8) Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00

Lot: 991 Tottenham Hotspur handbooks and souvenir publications, handbooks for 1920-21, 1921-22, 1951-52, 1963-64 & 1964-65, a fixture list for 1964-65, a 1962 Cup Final brochure, "Spurs 1961", and "Spurs' In Action" for 1961-62 and 1962-63 (10) Estimate: £250.00 - £300.00

Lot: 992 Wombell (Paul) Tottenham Boys We Are Here, a copy of a rare academic study of football hooliganism containing several transcripts of interviews with Tottenham Hotspur football hooligans and numerous photographs, produced between 1976-1978, with assistance from Michelle A. Dykstra and Graham Murrell, the publication financially supported by the Greater London Arts Association, printed by Blackrose Press, London not illustrated Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00

Lot: 993 Dutton (James) Football Manager, A Short Biography, scarce publication, 30 pages, illustrations, green cloth gilt, Oxford Polytechnic, 1976 not illustrated Estimate: £120.00 - £150.00

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