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Mullocks Specialist Auctioneers & Valuers Mullocks Specialist Auctioneers & Valuers The Clive Pavilion Ludlow Racecourse Bromfield Golfing, Cricket, Tennis, Boxing, Rowing and other Sports Ludlow SY8 2BT Started 01 Oct 2014 10:00 BST United Kingdom Lot Description 1 Snooker Cue – one piece snooker cue wt 15oz c/w black japanned case Shooting – Vic continental blue and white ceramic plate with a hand coloured wild fowling shooting scene colour transfer to the centre – 2 overall 8.75" - some paint wear otherwise a good ring Early 19th c Shooting Game scene engravings – set of 4 coloured plates from the originals by D. Wolstenholme engraved by T 3 Sutherland and publ` d by Ackermann The Strand 1823 – in mf&g overall 18x21" some foxing and stains Cock Fighting - Set of 4 19thc Cock Fighting scene lithographs from the originals by Henry Alken publ` d London March 1825 by S&J 4 Fuller Rahtbone Place – each mounted and titled overall 9.75" x 11" Late 19th century Mont Blanc/Matterhorn climbers ice pick axe. Interesting 1898 Rock Climbers pick axe manufactured by A Simond & 5 Frere, A Chamonix c/w the makers mountain goat logo to the head – the ash shaft is stamped "AGC – Mont Blanc 16 Juillet 1898 Zermatt – Matterho ...[more] First Non-Stop Flight from London to Paris 1911. Flying – Pierre Prier First pilot signed, inscribed and dated autograph album page - 6 inscribed "Flight from London to Paris on 19th April 1911" see attached cv and on the back another signature laid down signed Thomas William Burgess - ...[more] 1893 Oxford University Boat Race Record Winning Team. 1893 Official Oxford University Rowing Team Photograph – great team 7 photograph with incl the Varsity terrier dogs c/w hand written team legend below and inscribed "won by 1 length 4ft – in record time – 18mins 45 2/3 secs&q ...[more] Rowing photographs from the 1950s – both Radley College 1st Eights 1954 and 1955 – each with calligraphic hand coloured crest and 8 written legends – on official photographers mounts by Gillman and Soame Oxford – overall 10x12" – unframed 1882 Rowing regatta pewter trophy – the double handled 1pt tankard is engraved "R.E. Regatta 1882 – Scratch Fours " together with 8A the names of the rowers below – made by James Dixon & Son Sheffield for Rowell Oxford (G) Early Olympic Interest – Games of the II Olympiad 1900 – Paris. 1899 Collection of early AAA athletic photographs – the event held at 9 the Molineux Grounds Wolverhampton on 1st July 1899 comprising 5x track event photographs featuring the mile, half mile and 100yds – the winne ...[more] Bowls – Pair of Lignum Vitae Bowls and Jack by J Darlington, Slater St, Liverpool each bowl inlaid with pearl bias and engraved with 10 initials JM – in fitted wooden box together with a Club team and trophy photograph on photographers s original mount Chidley Chester – members sporti ...[more] Roger Bannister signed book – titled "First Four Minutes" 1st ed 1955 c/w original d/j and signed to the front free end plate – slight 11 scuffing to dust jacket otherwise overall (G) Collection of 1500m Olympic gold medal winners signed photograph/prints and others to incl Seb Coe. Steve cram, Steve Ovett plus the 12 team that helped Roger Bannister to break the first 4 minute mile record to incl Chris Chattaway, Chris Brasher and Roger Bannister plus a colour print titled The Mast ...[more] Emil Zatopek – 3x 1952 Olympic Long Distance Gold Medallist. Emil Zatopek signed display and book – comprising a photograph and 13 large autograph album page mounted display mf&g overall 13.75 x 11.25" plus the book titled "Emil Zatopek in Photographs" 1st UK ed 1955. Not ...[more] Steve Redgrave (record 5x Olympic Gold Medal winner) and Daley Thompson Olympic Gold medallist signed photographs – both mf&g 14 measuring 10x 7.75" and 12x 14" respectively (2) Roger Bannister The Miracle Mile - set of five brass and enamel pin badges commemorating the 40th Anniversary of the "Miracle Mile" 15 issued at the Commonwealth Games Victoria Canada in 1994 c/w original box. 16 Collection of USSR brass and enamel badges including the large cap badge and 9 x other various pin badges on original retailers card Scarce Athletic book titled £Success on Track and Filed" by A L Fitch Member of American Olympic Team 1936 – 1st ed 1938 publ` d 17 by National Magazines, Wellington, New Zealand - the first complete book on athletics ever brought forward in New Zealand " - general advise on track and f ...[more] Floyd Patterson – Heavy Weight Champion of World – Boxing Gloves. Floyd Patterson worn boxing gloves – pair of G&S Makers New 18 York boxing gloves used and worn by Floyd Patterson – both signed and dated to the inside "3/29/82" – a pair of well used gloves w ...[more] Henry Cooper Boxing Gloves. Rare pair of fight worn Henry Cooper boxing gloves signed by Cooper and Ali – comprising a red and 19 white pair Lonsdale Boxing Gloves both gloves are signed, have slight wear marks to the pair of gloves and sweat marked cuffs - however the signatures are still clear, ...[more] Boxing Greatest Moments in Sport – Henry Cooper signed photograph print - from 1963 Henry Cooper v Cassius Clay fight with Clay 20 knocked to the floor, signed "Sir Henry Cooper" in black and white, no 493/500, a Big Blue Tube production, mf&g, overall size 28.5 x 21" (53 x 70c ...[more] 21 Joe Frazier Signed Boxing Photograph clean and tidy example 3x Scarce Boxing Books by Nat Fleischer from the Black Dynamite Series of 5 – to incl Vol. I titled "Story of The Negro in Boxing" 1st ed 22 1937 – Vol. IV "Fighting Furies" 1st ed 1939 and last Vol.V titled "Sockers in Sepia" 1st ed 1947 – all in matchin ...[more] Tom Cribb boxing print – large sketch full length portrait of Tom Cribb "On Guard" image 18.25x 9" – mf&g overall 25.75x15.75". Note: 23 Tom Cribb b.1781 – d.1848) was an English bare-knuckle boxer of the 19th century, so successful that he became world champio ...[more] 2x Boxing medals – white metal gilt made by Phillips Aldershot and embossed with boxing figures on the obverse and on the rear Royal 23A Air Force "No.1 School of Technical Training" – measure 1.5" and 1" respectively Collection of Olympics, Golf and Cricket autographs c1948 – namely 9x from London Olympic Games incl USA Decathlon Gold Medal 24 winner Bob Mathias plus Hungarian, India, Bermuda, Norway, Sweden et al, Open Golf Champions Bobby Locke and Max Faulkner and 2x S Africa cricketers Dudley Nourse and V ...[more] Bradley Wiggins Cycling – 2012 Tour De France signed winners yellow shirt display with unique back ground lighting – professionally 25 mounted raised shirt signed by Bradley Wiggins together with 3x mounted colour photographs below – overall - 33x26.5" with the back lighting on i ...[more] Bradley Wiggins Cycling – 2012 Tour De France signed photograph display – comprising a 10x professionally mounted colour 26 photographs from several stages of the Tour De France and signed by Wiggins to the centre image titled "The Winner" – overall 22 x 33" Rare 1939 Wembley International Six Day Cycle Programme – Last London Races Before The Conflict. 1939 Wembley International Six 26A Day Cycle Programme – started on Sunday May 28th to June 3rd 1939 – only known reports were produced after the war when the event resumed in 1951 and rema ...[more] Cycling – Scottish brass and enamel cycling brooch – featuring drop handle bicycle mounted with enamel Scottish Thistle – overall 1.75" 26B L 2009 European Darts Championship Trophy – Phil "The Power" Taylor. Phil ` The Power` Taylor` s 2009 European Championship 27 Winners Trophy a Professional Darts Corporation major ranking title trophy which Phil Taylor won in 2009 at the Claus Event Centre in Hoofddorp, Holland. The larg ...[more] F.1 Motor Racing signed model cars - 2x Jordan Racing Hot Wheels F.1 Model Cars Signed by the drivers - 1:18 scale Jordan 199 28 Heinz-Harald Frentzen signed by the driver to the lid and end panel of the box mounted on replica race, t/w a Jarno Trulli Jordan EJ10 signed by the driver to the model stand ...[more] F.1 Motor Racing programmes from 1960s onwards to incl European Grand Prix ` 64 at Brands Hatch won by Jim Clarke, 5x British 29 Grand Prix to incl Brands Hatch ` 70 (Jochen Rindt/ Champion Season), and ` 72 (75th Anniv) (Fittipaldi), Silverstone ` 77 (James Hunt), Brands Hatch ` 75 (Fittipaldi) &` ...[more] International Motor Racing photographs from the late 1930s onwards to include the 1957 Le Mans Bristol team line up and on the track 30 passing a Ferrari in the sand back, 1937 RAC International Trophy in Douglas, Isle of Man showing Prince B Bira (ERA) taking the chequered flag, t/w 1962 VSCC at Oulto ...[more] Former Formula 1 Champion and Winner autographs to incl Graham Hill (` 62 Champion) signed album page and 1986 Stirling Moss 31 signed Letter both clean signatures (2) Selection of Speedway Programmes and Magazines from 1940/50s onwards to incl 10 x 1947/8 Odsall Speedway programmes, 8x 32 1950s World Championship Final programmes at Wembley, 1x Wimbledon Speedway ` 50 - some marks to some, wear to spines and 5 x Speedway Star Magazine 1960s - overall clean (24) 19x American Football Programmes from 1950s to incl 3x National Football League Los Angeles Rams v New York Rams ` 51 v 33 Baltimore Colts ` 56 (covers loose) v Chicago Bears ` 63, War time Charity Game ` 45 plus 18x College programmes with a variety of teams such as Southern California, Idaho State, H ...[more] 1930s England v Australia International Speedway programmes – to incl 2x at Crystal Palace ` 31 and ` 32, plus 6x at Empire Stadium 34 Wembley from 1930, ` 31, ` 32,
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