Two Day Sporting Memorabilia Auction - Day 1 Monday 13 May 2013 14:00

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Lot: 1 A signed foam board poster for the 2003 held at London Transport poster titled "What's " 3rd to 9th May the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, fully signed in silver pen 1931, listing at Lord's and at , greyhound by both teams, the American players comprising Jeremy Jones, racing at Clapton, Harringay, White City, Wimbledon, West , , Tony Robles (signed twice), Earl Ham, Park Royal & Wembley, speedway racing at , Strickland, Charles Williams & , the Europeans Wimbledon, Harringay & Stamford Bridge, plus non-sporting comprising , , , events including exhibitions and bandstand performances in (non-playing ), , Mika parks, published by Waterlow and Sons, codes to the lower Immonen & Marcus Charmat, together with a further margin reading 881-300, 14.4.31, 1026-176-29-4-31, backed unidentified signatures inscribed 'California', possibly a reserve onto linen, 101 by 62cm., 40 by 24 1/2in. player This poster is for the 10th edition of the annual nine-ball Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 competition between teams representing USA and Europe. Team USA, led by non-playing captain Nick Varner, won the Mosconi Cup by a score of 11-9. Lot: 2 Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 A heavy leather-bound 'Olympia' photograph album with a musical box which operates automatically on opening, German, circa 1890, the boards with apertures for some 60 photographs Lot: 8 of varying sizes are decorated with coloured lithographs The original Thomas Inch Middleweight Dumbbells weighing showing a wide range of sports and leisure activities including 144lb. and 153lb., from the original set of certainly four possibly , cricket, archery, , bowls, angling, sailing, lacrosse, five bells, the most famous of which was the 172lb. curling, , , rowing, cycling, polo, horse racing, heavyweight "challenge dumbbell", the set originally belonging fox hunting, steeplechasing, shooting, rugby, athletics & winter to Thomas Inch (1881-1963) the celebrated British Strong Man, sports, some looseness to the spine and areas of wear to the and believed to date circa 1897-1904 Thomas Inch was born at leather, musical mechanism running Scarborough 27th December 1881. His name is perpetuated to Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 this day in the world of strength and body building by the Thomas Inch dumbbell. Inch claimed that in his lifetime he never encountered anybody who was able to lift the 172lb. dumbbell above his , and only one who was able to even Lot: 3 raise it off the floor. In modern times the surviving 172lb. bell Desborough of Taplow (The Right Hon. Lord) Fifty Years of has never been taken 'clean' above the shoulder, although Sport at Oxford, , Eton, Harrow and Winchester, Strongman Bill Kazmeier lifted it 'continental' style which allows various editors, published in 3 large volumes, 2 in 1913 in for body touching on the upward movement to the shoulder. deluxe boards and the third in standard boards published in Most of the historical information on Thomas Inch and his 1922 not illustrated dumbbells is written in the "Strength" publications and Estimate: £140.00 - £180.00 newspapers of the day. These have been summarised in later writings, some now published on the net, but for those with a serious interest in Inch it would be advised to go back to the Lot: 4 original source materials when drawing all conclusions. The A collection of sports programmes, wartime events in most famous of Thomas Inch's dumbells is his "challenge Leicester in 1941; field hockey mostly 1950s to 1970s, dumbbell". This was the largest and weighed 172lb. In internationals, county championships, varsity, tournaments etc.; subsequent times it has had a few owners including the University Boat Races late 1940s to late 1960s; and other bodybuilder Reg Park who sold it to the enthusiast Bert miscellaneous issues for show jumping, snooker, swimming, Lightfoot who, in turn, sold it to the British bodybuilder and baseball, ski jumping etc.; the lot also including British ice weightlifter David Prowse, later famous as being the actor who hockey scrapbooks from the 1930s & 1940s portrayed Darth Vader in the Star Wars films. Prowse then sold Estimate: £50.00 - £100.00 the Challenge bell to the American collector Kim Wood, the former NFL strength coach at the Cincinnati Bengals. There is a video on 'You Tube' of Thomas Inch lifting what he calls his Lot: 5 "famous challenge dumbbell" and another smaller example to A collection of programmes for sporting events at Wembley set an overall weight lifting record. However, it is far from and Empire Pool, Rugby League Challenge Cup Finals certain what he is actually lifting on the occasion of this publicity for 1931 (punch-holed) & 1937, Games 1948 brochure film. The dumbbells in the video are of a different style of plus 3 regulations booklets, Amateur Boxing Championships manufacture to the celebrated Inch bells with threaded handles 1946 and 1952, Swimming galas for 1937 & 1938,England v and removable hollow cast iron globes. The Thomas Inch Denmark aquatic sports international 1939, Gala Ice Middleweight Dumbbells Thomas Inch is believed to have had Presentation 1939 & Harlem Globetrotters 1952-53 (13) not certainly four probably five different thick handle globe illustrated dumbbells. The most famous and heaviest being the previous Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 described 172lbs. bell. What are being offered here in the auction are the two 'middleweight' dummbells, weighing 144lbs and 153lbs. There has been much speculation as to the Lot: 6 whereabouts of the middleweight bells in recent times. The Two Vanity Fair Prints of billiards players, John Roberts and W auctioneer can now reveal that they have been a private H Stevenson, both by Spy, unframed not illustrated collection in west Wales. The collector acquired them from Tom Estimate: £60.00 - £80.00 Fenton who had been bequeathed the dummbells by Thomas Inch. Tom Fenton was from the Cathays area of the Welsh capital Cardiff. He was a strength enthusiast who had been a Lot: 7 close friend of Inch for many years. When in possession of the

1 of 26 Graham Budd Auctions Ltd (Two Day Sporting Memorabilia Auction - Day 1) Catalogue - Downloaded from UKAuctioneers.com dumbbells Fenton set up his own club, albeit it run from his A Vanity Fair print of the boxer Captain Edgeworth Johnston, home. The bells were often loaned out for public performances titled 'Hard Hitter', unframed not illustrated by local athletes and at least three individuals have been Estimate: £30.00 - £40.00 recorded as successfully lifting the middleweight bells at the time, namely Gerald "Strang" Davies, Hubert Thomas and Mike Brown. A careful analysis has been carried out on the weight, Lot: 14 dimensions and structure of the dumbbells on behalf of the A signed manuscript letter by the 19th century heavyweight auctioneer: The144lbs. dumbbell has a 60.5mm diameter boxing of the world John L. Sullivan dated 28th handle, 100mm between globes, a 10mm hole at the centre of October 1910 and addressed to Mr Ernest Isitt and a the handle. The handle is hollow with a wall thickness of 3mm. personalised photograph of Sullivan aged 53 that was an It has a silver coating that appears directly applied to the iron enclosure with the letter, two pages in ink written on headed casting. The 153lbs. dumbbell, also with direct silver coating, paper of the Van Nuys Hotel, Los Angeles, a letter to an old has a 59.5mm diameter handle, 100mm between globes, friend that Sullivan had not seen for many years, having retired 10mm hole in the centre of the handle filled with a malleable from boxing some 18 years before hand Sullivan makes the substance, a small second hole 10mm from one globe in line reference HAVING NOTHING TO DO, Sullivan states with the central hole, filled with a non ferrous metal silver paint. ENCLOSE YOU A TOKEN with reference to the photograph he It has been suggested that Thomas Inch would substitute the sent Mr Isitt which is inscribed in his hand JOHN L. SULLIVAN, dumbbells at different points in his performances, so it is no EX-CHAMPION HEAVYWEIGHT OF THE WORLD. AGE 53. surprise to see the presence of handle holes. The casting of the YOURS TRULY, TO, ERNEST ISITT, the letter goes on to dumbbells is of exceptional quality. Now with slight rusting, dust encourage that the friend stay in touch and express a hope that and a patina accumulated the years but with enough silver they will meet again one day, although in retirement Sullivan coating preserved to relay the impression of how spectacular ran a saloon, and gained work as a Speaker as well appearing they must have looked during Thomas Inch's original on the Vaudeville stage, umpiring at baseball and filing sports performances. reports, he did fall on hard times due to lavish spending and Estimate: £4,000.00 - £6,000.00 heavy drinking, and would eventually die a pauper at the age of 59, the significance of this letter is that Sullivan makes reference to his POOR MAN'S ABODE and COMING DOWN Lot: 9 FROM THE HILL OF PROSPERITY from being one of the Charles Atlas 'Health & Strength' body building system wealthiest sportsmen in the world Provenance: Annie Howard publications circa 1940s/1950s, 18 in total not illustrated Isitt was the maiden name of the present vendor's paternal Estimate: £20.00 - £30.00 grandmother. The vendor's father at one time also had a pair of Sullivan's gloves that he kept hanging on the wall of his study. Sullivan's friend Ernest Isitt was living in Trenton, Philadelphia, Lot: 10 when Sullivan wrote him this letter in 1910. A collection of 11 Edwardian portrait postcards of wrestlers and Estimate: £800.00 - £1,200.00 body builders, A A Cameron, Maurice De Riaz, Barney Shtitzer, Eugene Sandow, Henry Irslinger, Georg Lurich, Aleksander Aberg, George Hackenschmidt and three unnamed portraits; Lot: 15 two further postcards of Dorando Pietri running the 1908 Six volumes on boxing, comprising: Wilde (Jimmy) Fighting London Olympic marathon, and a portrait of a mountain guide Was My Business, autobiography with original d/j, published by at Engelberg (13) Michael Joseph, 1st edition, 1938; Miles (Henry Downes) Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Pugilistica, The History of British Boxing, in 3 volumes with 100 portraits and illustrations, John Grant, Edinburgh, 1906; Bettinson and Outram Tristram's The National Sporting Club Lot: 11 Past and Present, Sands & Co., London, 1901; & A F Bettinson A Thai silver trophy for bowling circa 1922, traditional & B Bennison's The Home of Boxing, London, 1933; sold decoration with a circular panel inscribed BANGKOK, U.C. 21, together with a collection of 60 flyers for British boxing BOWLING, HAMILTON, height 22cm., 8 3/4in.; sold with a promotions in the 1970s at the Empire Pool, Royal Albert Hall business card for Mr Hamilton (2) This trophy was won by and York Hall (66) Archibald Hamilton, a Sales Manager working for the Singapore Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 based firm United Engineers Limited who indeed still trade to this day. Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 Lot: 16 A ticket sales flyer for the Joe Louis v Max Schmeling World Heavyweight Championship fight at Yankee Stadium, New Lot: 12 York, 22nd June 1938 12 by 27cm., 5 by 10 1/2in. A collection of twelve 19th century boxing prints, four coloured Estimate: £50.00 - £75.00 prints, Randall v Belasco, Dutch Sam v Medley, A Prize Fight and Art Of Self Defence; a monochrome portrait of Jem Belcher published by Anthony Noseda; six small portrait prints, Lot: 17 subjects comprising Peter Crawley, George Taylor, Jack A small archive of boxing ephemera relating to amateur boxing Scroggins, John Smith, Thomas Bates and another untitled; circa 1944-1950, a poster, boxing programmes, tickets & and a small print of a boxing match after Finch Mason, various photographs, mostly relating to the boxing scene to the west sizes, all framed and south-west of London Estimate: £250.00 - £300.00 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Lot: 13 Lot: 18

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A Light Weight Championship of Great Britain boxing belt A quantity of boxing posters & photographs, cardboard fight bill awarded to Sam Steward in 1928, in silver-gilt & enamel by posters for Cooper v Bodell, Cooper v Richardson & a training Percy Edwards Ltd, London, inscribed THE SPORTING LIFE, exhibition in Blackpool by Sonny Liston, together with a modern LIGHT WEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP, flanked by two enamel repro of a Blackfriars Ring fight poster; and a folio of 13 original roundels portraying John Bull, two inscribed plaques the first b&w press photographs, subjects including Ali, Frazier, Cooper, reading SAM STEWARD, JULY 23 1928, DEFEATED JACK Bugner, Minter, Sugar Ray Leonard, Dempsey etc; the lot also HYAMS, AT THE RING, BLACKFRIARS, the other reading including a Joe Bugner-signed publicity card (18) SAM STEWARD, DEFEATED ERNIE RICE, THE RING, Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 BLACKFRIARS, 17-9-28, LIGHT WEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP OF GREAT BRITAIN, all laid down on red, white & blue silk with clasps modelled as serpents; in original leather carrying Lot: 25 case; sold together with two mounted photographs of Steward Italian movie poster for the film 'The Greatest' featuring in fight action by P W Luton of New Cross, an original Muhammad Ali, 'io sono il piu grande', published in Rome, programme for the Steward v Hyams fight at The Ring in 1928, 1977, 70 by 33cm.,27 1/2 by 13in. a programme for a charity football match at West Ham Stadium Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 5.11.28 boxers v jockeys; plus tube rolled facsimile press reports of Steward becoming champion from The Sporting Life and The Daily Mirror Sam Steward was born in Lewisham, south London, in 1906 and according to the British Boxing Lot: 26 A Sir Henry Cooper signed boxing trunks presentation, the Yearbook he competed in 118 bouts with a record of 80-18-20. trunks being a navy blue & white replica of Cooper's trunks He was crowned British champion when knocking out Ernie from the Clay fight in 1963, signed in silver marker pen, Rice at The RIng, Blackfriars, 17th September 1928. He held mounted together with a b&w photograph of the Clay v Cooper the title until 2nd May 1929 when he lost on points to Fred fight, framed under perspex, 66 by 87cm., 26 1/2 by 34 1/4in., Webster at the Royal Albert Hall, London. COA taped to the backboard Estimate: £1,000.00 - £1,500.00 Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00

Lot: 19 A poster promoting the Gustave Roth v Joe Zeeman Lot: 27 A Muhammad Ali signed b&w photograph of him standing over international boxing match held in Brussels 13th March 1935, Sonny Liston, 10 by 8in., signed in blue marker pen backed onto linen, 72.5 by 109cm., 28 1/2 by 43in. Joe MUHAMMAD ALI, AKA CASSIUS CLAY; sold with a COA (2) Zeeman from Cleveland, Ohio, lost this match to the Belgian Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 champion Gustave Roth on a points decision. Roth later became the European light-heavyweight champion. Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 Lot: 28 A signed print 'Ali With The Beatles' the famous image signed Lot: 20 by Muhammad Ali, 16 by 20in., unframed; with COA (2) Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 A cedarwood lantern shade with the openwork decoration depicting a boxing match, probably French, circa 1950, 33 by 23cm., 13 by 9in. Similar shades depicting field hockey and football are being sold elsewhere in this catalogue. Lot: 29 Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 A Muhammad Ali cut signature dated 1973, in fine felt tip pen, inscribed 'Peace' and dated 1973, laid down on card Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Lot: 21 Two pairs of vintage tan leather boxing gloves, maker's labels for 'Stern', in used condition not illustrated Lot: 30 Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 A pair of 'stars and stripes' boxing gloves signed by Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier, Ali has signed the right glove, Frazier the left, both in black marker pen Lot: 22 Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 A feltwork pennant commemorating the boxer Joe Louis, printed portrait, facsimile signature and inscribed JOE LOUIS, length 66cm., 26in. Lot: 31 Estimate: £50.00 - £80.00 A Mike Tyson signed boxing trunks presentation, the black trunks signed in silver pen, mounted together with two colour photographs and a title plaque, framed under perspex, 86.5 by Lot: 23 94.5cm., 34 by 37 1/4in., COA taped to the backboard Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 A feltwork pennant commemorating the 'Fight of the Century' between Muhammad Ali and George Foreman printed decoration and inscriptions, length 74cm., 29in. Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Lot: 32 A Mike Tyson signed boxing glove, the red souvenir glove signed in black marker pen Lot: 24 Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00

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Lot: 33 A luncheon menu from the Rowntrees Cocoa Works in York A Mike Tyson/Frank Bruno signed boxing gloves presentation, signed by the 1926 touring cricket team, dated 11th two red right-hand gloves, one signature per glove, June, the day before the 1st Test Match at , signed mounted with a colour action photograph and contained within to the reverse in ink by 11 members of the Australian team the frame by an unusual and creative domed perspex cover, 72 comprising Ellis, Woodfull, Collins, Sydney Smith (manager), by 92cm., 28 1/4 by 36in. Bardsley, Everett, Richardson, Ryder, Andrews, Grimmett & Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Gregory, heavy horizontal fold Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00

Lot: 34 Boxing memorabilia, including official programmes for the Lot: 39 Lennox Lewis fights v Holyfield 13.3.99 & 13.11.99, plus press A signed photograph of Dan Bradman taken on the day of 'The accreditation for the Mandalay Bay fight; official programme for Blackheath Ton' signed in blue ink to the 4 1/2 by 3in. photo, the Lewis 'Thunder in Africa' fight v Rahman 22.4.2001, plus the reverse inscribed in Bradman's hand THE DAY I MADE 100 press pack and scorecard; a Lewis-signed copy of the IN 3 OVERS, AT BLACKHEATH, photograph with backstamp programme for the 'TNT' fight 8.5.93, plus a press pack; sold for M. Marshall This match was played in the Blue Mountains together with an official programme for the Frank Bruno v Mike town of Blackheath to commemorate the opening of their Tyson fight at the MGM Grand 16th March 1996 plus the press concrete . Bradman and his team- pack, and a signed colour photograph of Bruno; sold together mate Bill Wendelll were guests in the Blackheath team. The with a press pack for the Danny Williams v Vitali Klitschko fight, was played in December 1931 and Bradman made 256 complete with press accreditation (13) comprising 14 sixes & 29 fours. Midway through the innings he Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 walked down to Wendell and said 'I think I'll have a go'. Over the next three eight ball overs (the convention of the day) Bradman scored a ton, his scoring shots were: 1st Over; 66424461 (33); 2nd Over 64466464 (40) 3rd Over 16611446 Lot: 35 (27) & 2 to Wendell who scored singles on the first & fifth balls A good autograph collection collected in two albums in the of the 3rd Over. Bradman later wrote; 'It is important I think to 1920s & 1930s, the majority of the signatures have been emphasise that the thing was not planned. It happened purely pasted into the album from other sources, sometimes on a by accident and everyone was surprised at the outcome, none single sheet, other times as individual cut-outs, the album more so than I.' containing the 1926 & 1930 Australians, 1928 West Indians, All Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 India 1932 plus part-groups for New Zealand & South Africa, county teams including Glamorgan, Sussex, , Middlesex, Worcestershire, Hampshire, North v South, Oxford University, Yorkshire, , Levison Gower XI v West Indies, Derbyshire, Lot: 40 Nottinghamshire, Northamptonshire, Surrey, Lancashire, A signed photograph of the 1938 Australians, signed in ink to Somerset and a page of umpires; the other album, from the the lower mount by W H Jeanes (manager), M G Waite, S G similar period, with pasted photographs, postcards, scorecards Barnes, W A Brown, W J O'Reilly, C W Walker, E L McCormick, etc. some of which bear signatures or are accompanied by cut- S J McCabe, D G Bradman, L O Fleetwood-Smith, J H W outs from other sources, subjects including England & Fingleton, B A Barnett, F A Ward, A L Hassett, C L Badcock & Australia, West Indies MCC, Lancashire, individuals including C W Walker, lacking A G Chipperfield; sold together with a Tour Hobbs & Sutcliffe and many other stars of the day brochure part-signed to the interior by W A Brown, W J O'Reilly, Estimate: £500.00 - £800.00 A L Hassett, C W Walker & E C S White (2) Estimate: £350.00 - £450.00

Lot: 36 Two 1930s cricket autograph books, the first with mostly pasted Lot: 41 cut-out signatures, subjects including Hobbs, Bradman, Lord A P&O "Viceroy of India" ship menu signed by Lord Tennyson's Tennyson, Bowley, Ames, Hornibrook, Oldfield, Walker, England team returning from the Tour of India in February Woodfull, Tate, Woolley, Duleepsinhji and others, the second 1938, 14 signatures in ink comprising Yardley, Jameson, Gibb, album with mostly pencil signatures including some of the 1936 Hardstaff, Gover, Peebles, Parks, Wellard, Worthington, Indians, Leicestershire, Hampshire (including v New Zealand), McCorkell, Edrich, Pope, Smith, Langridge (lacking Lord Surrey and other individuals and groupings of players ; the lot Tennyson and Hosie), menu in poor condition, but nevertheless also including some loose pages, including a Warwickshire a rare set of England tourist signatures team-group Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Lot: 42 Lot: 37 A signed photograph of the 1938 Australian touring cricket A signed photograph of the England cricket team to Australia team, fully signed in ink by the 16-man party and by the tour 1920-21, the image 30.5 by 37cm., 12 by 14 1/2in., titled to manager W H Jeanes plus the scorer, printed title above, the mount and signed in ink by all 17 subjects including tour photograph an 8 by 11in., framed & glazed, 37 by 44.5cm., 14 manager F C Toone who has also inscribed the mount TO MR 1/2 by 17 1/2in. overall & MRS R.H. BELL, FROM F.C. TOONE, WITH Estimate: £700.00 - £900.00 COMPLIMENTS, unframed Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 Lot: 38 Lot: 43

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A postcard of the ship 'Stirling Castle' signed by the MCC Lot: 48 touring team of 1946-47, signed in ink by Smith, Ikin, A Bedser, An autographed cricket bat from 1959, 'Gray-Nicolls Crusader' Hutton, Gibb, Langridge, Edrich, Hardstaff, Compton, Voce, full-size bat signed on both sides of the blade by 8 members of Washbrook, Fishlock, Yardley, Hammond and Wright the England side, 15 Indian Tourists, 12 Kent, 12 Hampshire, Estimate: £120.00 - £160.00 13 Leicestershire and 12 Glamorgan county cricketers, signatures including , , , , Pankaj Roy, Fred Ridgway, Martin Horton, Lot: 44 John "Jack" Pettiford, Stuart Leary, Don Shepherd etc. not A multi-signed 1980 Centenary Test souvenir brochure, bearing illustrated 56 signatures throughout, a full hand written list is available in Estimate: £60.00 - £90.00 the lot, signatures including Titmuss, Lock, Cowdrey, Graveney, Barrington, Voce, E Bedser, Ames, Boycott, Jackman, Gower, O'Reilly, Massie, Walters, Yardley, Gooch, Close, Luckhurst, Lot: 49 McKenzie, Tyson, Roope and many others; sold together with A cricket bat signed by the England and Rest of the World postcards featuring the England & Australia teams from this teams in 1970, signatures in pen to the face, the reverse match; and also including a signed '333' additionally signed by the Surrey, Yorkshire and Derbyshire scorecard v India in 1990 (4) not illustrated county teams not illustrated Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Estimate: £60.00 - £80.00

Lot: 45 Lot: 50 The cricket bat used by C. P. Mead when scoring centuries for A collection of five signed cricket bats, comprising: a bat signed Hampshire v Australia and Yorkshire in 1934, a Gunn & Moore, by the 1980 West Indies team to England, 18 signatures Nottingham, treble spring autograph bat, inscribed to the face including chairman of selectors Clyde Walcott; a bat signed at WITH THIS BAT I SCORED, 139 v AUSTRALIANS, 123 v the International Double Wicket Tournament at Scarborough in YORKSHIRE, PHIL MEAD, 1934, further inscribed C.P. MEAD, 1980, signatures including Gavaskar, Proctor, Woolmer, Sadiq BORN MARCH 9TH 1887, HAMPSHIRE C.C.C., the reverse of Mohammed, Lance Cairns etc.; a similar bat for the 1982 the bat signed by Mead at the shoulder C P Mead scored over tournament at Bristol, signed by Lloyd, Turner, Roope, 55,000 First Class runs in a long a career, placing him 4th on Edmonds, Emburey, Sadiq Mohammed etc.; a bat autographed the all time list. But he holds the record for the most runs by the 1982 India team to England, 16 signatures; and a bat accumulated for a single team, 48,892 for Hampshire CCC. He signed by a Mike Gatting England team circa 1987; sold was 47 years of age when scoring the centuries with the bat together with an official signed photograph of the West Indies being offered here and played on for a further two seasons. 1980 Touring Team to England, 17 signatures to the card folder Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 (6) Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 Lot: 46 A child's-size cricket bat autographed by teams touring Ceylon Lot: 51 circa 1934-1936, the face signed by the MCC team and the A limited edition signed cricket bat display titled 'Golden India & Ceylon XI who played at Colombo 22-24 February, Greats', by Blazed in Glory and numbered 331, the bat signed additionally signed by Jack Hobbs dated 11.10.36, the reverse in black marker pen by Geoff Boycott, , Clive of the bat signed by the 1934 Australians who presumably Lloyd, Asif Iqbal, Ravi Shastri, , , Sir stopped off in Ceylon en route to England for series, , Imran Khan, Michael Holding, , Lee and also signed by the MCC team of 1936 who again Irvine, Krish Srikkanth, & Keith Stackpole, the surrounding presumably had a stop-over en route to Australia & New mount inscribed with the Test Match record of the featured Zealand for their 1936-37 Tour; sold together with printed team- cricketers, housed within a glazed box frame, 111 by 49 by group photographs of the 1934 Australia and 1936-37 MCC 10cm., 43 3/4 by 19 1/4 by 4in. teams (3) The bat is inscribed with the name of the owner who Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 collected the autographs, Miss Pam Tarbat, Colombo. Pamela Gladys Tarbat was born in Ceylon 3rd July 1919 and was the daughter of Sir John Allan Tarbat who was appointed as a Senator of Ceylon in 1947. Sir John was involved in sport in Lot: 52 Ceylon including being Patron of the island's Football A limited edition signed cricket bat display titled 'Great Test Association and Olympic Committee, as well as organising Performances Australia vs. England', the bat mounted with a athletics championships. metal plaque also titled and engraved with the Kangaroo & Lion Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 national emblems, signed to the face in fine black marker pen by Bill Brown, , Sam Loxton, Arthur Morris, , Richie Benaud, Alan Davidson, , Doug Walters, Keith Stackpole, Greg Chappell, , Max Lot: 47 Walker, Ian Chappell, Kim Hughes, , Dean Jones, A miniature cricket bat signed by the complete Australia touring David Boon, Bruce Reid, Greg Matthews, Craig McDermott, party and the England XI on the occasion of Bradman's last Merv Hughes, & Ian Healy, the surrounding mount Test Match at the Oval in 1948, the Australian signatures in ink with portrait pictures of the Australian players and details of to the face, the reverse with the England team also in ink and their finest match performances in Ashes series dating between additionally signed in ink by the New Zealand touring team of 1938 and 1998-99, numbered 174/400, the bat within a glazed 1949, and the India touring team of 1952 box frame, 111 by 49 by 10cm., 43 3/4 by 19 1/4 by 4in. Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00

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Lot: 53 Perth, Western Australia, aged 65 in 1995. An early cricket medal, a gold-mounted silver medal inscribed Estimate: £1,200.00 - £1,600.00 CRICKET, 1889, FAIRFAX C.C., MR. A. DULLEY, PRESENTED BY F.W. MAISHMAN & Co., in original case Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 Lot: 56 An English cricket caps display case, the glass fronted arched wooden display case containing a full collection of caps for the Lot: 54 eighteen English teams plus England and MCC a 9ct, gold medal presented to Learie Constantine on the Touring caps making 20 examples in total, 110 by 120 by occasion of the Trinidad Test Match v MCC in 1926, the 14cm., 43 by 47 by 5 1/2in. obverse with a cricket scene, the reverse inscribed Estimate: £1,000.00 - £1,500.00 PRESENTED BY, TRINIDAD JEWELERY & LOAN Co. Ltd., M.C.C. WEST INDIES, TEST MATCH, TRINIDAD, 1926 It is highly unusual for a gold medal, or any medal, to be presented Lot: 57 on the occasion of a Test Match - although interestingly this A framed display featuring an England cricket cap and sweater game has not been afforded full Test status. The WICB were, and the autographs of 23 England cricket captains, the cap however, accepted into the international fold in 1926 with the mounted over the sleeveless sweater, the original recipients of first fully recognised official Test Match occurring in 1928. This which are unknown, and surrounded by cut-out signatures particular medal was presented to the all rounder L N mostly in ink of Tony Greig, , Geoff Boycott, Bob Constantine, who was playing on his home ground at the Willis, Graham Gooch, , Mike Denness, Mike Queen's Park Oval, Port of Spain. Constantine is widely Atherton, , , Colin Cowdrey, Chris considered to have been the first West Indian player to make Cowdrey, , Mike Gatting, Keith Fletcher, Brian an impression of the cricketing public, with Neville Cardus Close, Mike Smith, , , , Tom writing in 1934 calling him "genius ... the most original cricketer Graveney, & , in a glazed box frame, of recent years." Aside from cricket he was a lawyer and 89 by 63.5 by 9cm., 35 by 25 1/4 by 3 1/2in. politician who served as Trinidad's High Commissioner to the Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 United Kingdom. An advocate against racial discrimination, in later life he was influential in the passing of the Race Relations Act in Britain. He was knighted in 1962 and became the UK's Lot: 58 first black peer in 1969. A Mike Gatting England touring cap, with stitched labels to Estimate: £700.00 - £900.00 interior one printed M.W. GATTING, the other inscribed in hand GATT; sold together with a signed letter of authenticity from Julia Pearce of Middlesex CCC on Mike Gatting Testimonial Lot: 55 headed paper, addressed to Mrs Pauline Johnston, The Brian The Collection (Surrey and England) comprising: i, ii Johnston Memorial Trust (2) & iii) three navy blue MCC touring caps, with George & the Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 Dragon emblem, the interior labels all marked T.L. or LOCK, 1 with moth damage, and with another to a lesser extent iv) brown Surrey CCC blazer, moth damage v) a sleeveless Lot: 59 England jumper, hole to the back, small area of unstitching to A collection of seven Australian cricket caps, all with a the ribbing by the left arm opening vi) a silver mounted cricket reasonable vintage, comprising: i) a Sydney University Cricket ball with band inscribed PRESENTED TO G.A.R. LOCK BY Club cap, blue with narrow red bordered gold hoops, by David THE PRESIDENT, COMMITTEE AND MEMBERS OF THE Jones of Sydney ii) a green cap with yellow checked peak, SURREY COUNTY CRICKET CLUB ON THE OCCASION OF yellow emblem of a kangaroo astride a crown, a Kushy Peak HIS TAKING 10 IN AN INNINGS AGAINST KENT cap by philip Joseph iii) a black Western Australia Country XI DURING THE MATCH PLAYED AT BLACKHEATH ON JULY cap dated 1970, the name tag inside inscribed J Mc, by M & M 7th/10th 1956. HIS FULL ANALYSIS WAS 29.1 OVERS, 18 Johnston of Perth iv) an unknown Australian manufactured cap MAIDENS, 54 RUNS, 10 WICKETS, on a custom made in blue, red & gold v) a maroon Carlton Club cap, maker wooden base vii, viii & ix) Surrey CCC County Champions unknown vi) a black Victoria Cricket Association cap, by Philip tankards for 1957 & 1958, both engraved with the initials Joseph vii) a black Melbourne University Cricket Club cap, G.A.R.L., and a cigarette box for the earlier County maker unknown Championship title in 1953, named to G.A.R. LOCK x & xi) a Estimate: £120.00 - £160.00 table cigarette lighter inscribed IN HONOUR OF REGAINING THE ASHES 1953, G.A.R.L.; an electroplated ashtray also presented in recognition of the 1953 Ashes victory, from Claude Lot: 60 R. Harper xii) an award presented to Tony Lock in Australia in A Peter Carlstein South Africa cap dated 1960, 1968 xiii) a tie clip designed as a batsman xiv) an ale glass with hand written name tag to interior, green by L.F. Palmer (Pty) etched caricature of Lock and engraved G.A.R. LOCK Graham Ltd., Johannesburg, inscribed S.A. 1960 Anthony Richard Lock was born at Limpsfield, Surrey, 5th July Estimate: £180.00 - £220.00 1929, and made his debut for Surrey CCC aged 17 in 1946. The slow left arm orthodox bowler played in 654 First Class Matches until his retirement in 1967, including 49 Test Matches, and taking 2,844 career wickets at an average of under 20. He Lot: 61 once took all 10 Kent wickets in an innings in 1956. His 'spin An unusual signing of a Sri Lanka Test Match player issue shirt twins' partnership with was instrumental in Surrey by the Indian touring team in 2008, 13 signatures in fine black dominating the in the 1950s and in marker pen, Sehwag, Kumble, Dravid, Tendulkar etc. England regaining and retaining The Ashes. Tony Lock died in Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00

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Lot: 62 125cm., 19 by 49in. A squad-signed 2012 IPL Chennai Super Kings replica shirt, 20 Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 signatures in black marker pen Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Lot: 70 Official photograph of the Victorian Cricket Team winners of the Lot: 63 Sheffield Shield 1924-25, published by EB Studios, Sydney, A signed photogravure of Francis Stanley Jackson by the printed legend, 6 by 8in., mounted, framed & glazed, overall 32 photographer George W. Beldam, signed in pencil to the lower by 37cm., 12 1/2 by 14 1/2in. mount by both Jackson and Beldam, the image 42 by 28cm., 16 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 1/2 by 11in., mounted in a modern frame, overall 82 by 99cm., 32 1/4 by 39in. Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 Lot: 71 Bodyline: A framed photographic souvenir of the First Test Match at Sydney 3rd December 1932, a 7 by 36in. panorama Lot: 64 by EB Studios, Sydney, featuring Stan McCabe during his A panoramic photograph of the circa innings of 187 , with facsimile signature, published by 1901, in four plates, showing large scale parade and marching the sports company Mick Simmons Ltd with whom McCabe was bands on the outfield, the image 33 by 104cm., 13 by 41in., on the staff, stains & paper damage, framed & glazed; sold mounted, framed & glazed, overall 48.5 by 120cm., 19 by 47in. together with a booklet 'The Tests 1932-3', 2nd edition, in Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 modern bindings; Arthur Mailey's 'And Then Came Larwood'; and Douglas Jardine's 'In Quest of the Ashes (4) +, bound brochure + 2 books Lot: 65 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Printed photograph of the MCC Team touring Australia in 1903- 04, published by Referee magazine 6 April 1904 as a free supplement, the image surrounded by printed information Lot: 72 concerning results, records and averages, mounted, framed & After William Drummond & Charles Basebe THE CRICKET glazed, overall 49 by 62cm., 19 by 25in. MATCH BETWEEN SUSSEX AND KENT AT BRIGHTON Estimate: £120.00 - £160.00 mixed method engraving by C H Phillips, published by W H Mason, 1849, an early impression, in old maple frame, overall 84 by 114cm., 33 by 45in. This picture formerly hung at The Cricketers Club, London. Lot: 66 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 A period panoramic photograph of The Oval cricket ground, printed on three sheets, the scene believed to be 'Jessop's Match', England v Australia Test Match of 1902, the image 10 by 39.5cm., 4 by 15 1/2in., mounted, framed & glazed Lot: 73 Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 After William Drummond and Charles J Basebe THE CRICKET MATCH BETWEEN SUSSEX AND KENT AT BRIGHTON [1849] engraved by G W Phillips, fine colours, excellent example, the image 59 by 90cm., 23 1/4 by 35 1/2in., label to Lot: 67 the reverse for The Parker Gallery, London, mounted, framed & A period photograph of the 1903 Kenty County Cricket team, glazed, overall 84.5 by 112cm., 33 1/4 by 44in. sepia-toned, the image 21.5 by 28cm., 8 1/2 by 11in., printed Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 legend to mount, unframed Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 Lot: 74 After Charles Walter Radclyffe THE SCHOOL, FROM THE Lot: 68 UPPER GREEN [CRICKETERS AT CHARTERHOUSE A period photograph of the 1905 Kent County Cricket team, SCHOOL] a mid-19th century colour lithograph published by sepia-toned, the image 20 by 28cm., 8 by 11in., printed legend Day & Haghe, the image 20 by 30.5cm., 8 by 12in., mounted, to mount, players including Blythe, Marsham, Dillon, Hearne framed & glazed not illustrated etc., framed & glazed Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00

Lot: 75 Lot: 69 Barraud & Jerrards (publishers) CANTERBURY CRICKET A panoramic photograph of the 1st Test between Australia and WEEK, 1877 a permanent carbon print published in 1877, the England at the Sydney Cricket Ground 18th October 1920, image 44.5 by 82cm., 17 3/4 by 32 1/4in., the reverse of the large original sepia panoramic photograph from the 1st Test frame pasted with the original paper key that identifies 131 match played at Sydney on the 18th December 1920. the personalities portrayed in the picture, overall size 81 by 117cm., photograph showing H.L. Collins and C Kelleway in 32 by 46in. Australia's first innings with Macartney, with the 40,000 crowd Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 looking on, titling together with cameo images showing portraits of players, published by Alan Row & Co., Sydney, the image 24 by 99cm., 9 ½ by 39in., mounted, framed & glazed, overall 48 by Lot: 76

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The Captains of the County Cricket Clubs of England for 1886, Maclaren looking out of his bedroom window at his house print with individual portraits of Alfred Shaw, W.G. Grace, called 'The Englishman's Home' as a cloud shaped as an Edward Sainsbury, J.P. Kingston, H.V. Page, John Shuter etc., Australian Kangaroo flies over the counties of Notts, Northants accompanied by facsimile signatures, published by Blake & and Essex, the caption reads 'Maclaren, The Captain of McKenzie, Liverpool, 1886, in original oak frame, glazed, England, wonders, whether his house will bear the storm. The overall 72.5 by 76cm., 28 1/2 by 30in. Australian Cricketers have already outplayed Notts, Northants Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 and Essex and are evidently a very strong side', mounted together with a Maclaren signature and his address written in Maclaren's hand, mounted, framed and glazed, overall 56 by Lot: 77 71cm., 22 by 28in. The First-Class Cricketers of 1893, oval photogravure depicting Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 various player portraits, surrounded by vignettes of a bowler, a wicket-keeper, an umpire, W.G. Grace batting, and with a larger oval image of Lord's Pavilion above, the image 42 by 60cm., 16 Lot: 83 1/2 by 23 1/2in. Ivan Rose (20th century) NEIL HARVEY signed & dated '84, oil Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 on canvas, 55 by 39cm., 21 1/2 by 15 1/2in., framed This work featured in the book The Lord's Taverners Fifty Greatest, published in 1983. This the original oil was purchased directly Lot: 78 from the artist at an exhibition and sale at the Cafe Royal in Nine Vanity Fair prints of cricketers, C M Wells, Frank Jackson London in 1984. Stanley, John Loraine Baldwin, Hylton Philipson, B J T Estimate: £140.00 - £180.00 Bosanquet, Robert Abel, Digby Loder Armroid Jephson & Lionel Charles Hamilton Palairet all by Spy, and Captain Edward Wynyard by C S, unframed, all accompanied by Lot: 84 photostats of the original biographies from the Men of the Day A Victorian cricket trophy, in the form of a two-handled cup in series, overall in very good condition britannia metal, engraved with a cricket scene to one side and Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 inscribed to the other PRESENTED BY G.M. PELLING, height 31cm., 12 1/4in. Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 Lot: 79 A group of six framed Vanity Fair prints of cricketers, titles comprising: i) Oxford Cricket, by Spy ii) A Flannelled Fighter, by Lot: 85 Spy iii) Yorkshire, by Spy iv) Reggie, by Spy v) English Cricket, A Gray-Nicholls cricket salesman's or shop display, comprising by Ape vi) untitled image of a batsman, by Lib all mounted, four miniature model bats and a set of stumps and bails, two of framed & glazed the bats have been signed by 1970s England teams, another Estimate: £120.00 - £150.00 has printed signatures of the 1956 Australians; the lot also including a Nicholls miniature model of a circa 1770 curved bat, and two miniature models of hockey sticks by Hazells of Lot: 80 Cambridge; sold together with an Aboriginal boomerang A print of the England v Australia 1980 Centenary Test Match autographed by the England and Australia teams of 1974-75 at Lord's signed by 11 England cricket captains, the print a Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 limited edition after Arthur Weaver, numbered 457/850, the lower margin signed in ink by P B H May, M J K Smith, C S Cowdrey, L Hutton, R Illingworth, R E S Wyatt, F R Brown, G O Lot: 86 B Allen, E R Dexter, N W D Yardley & M H Denness, A rare and early cricket match advertisement poster dated additionally signed by the artist, mounted, framed & glazed, 71 1842, for the Kent Club's Grand Cricket Match Kent v England by 89cm., 28 by 35in., a key to the signatures taped to the commencing 1 August 1842 played on the Beverley Ground, backboard Canterbury, printed by the Kentish Observer, Canterbury, 38 by Estimate: £120.00 - £160.00 25.5cm., 15 by 10in. This was a four-day match played 1-4 August 1842. The Kent XI batted first and posted 278 with Fuller Pilch top-scoring but falling two runs short of a century. F Lot: 81 W Lillywhite took five wickets for England. Fine bowling by Billy Amos Ramsbottom (1889-1967) CARICATURE OF K.L. Hillyer who took six English wickets gave his Kent team a 12 HUTCHINGS signed and dated '07, pen & ink & wash, the run first innings lead. Kent's 2nd innings, however, was image 12 by 6cm., 5 by 2 1/2in., mounted under glass in a disastrous. The hosts were dismissed for just 44 runs with F W modern frame Kenneth Hutchings played for Kent and England Lillywhite taking his match wickets haul to 11. England and was Wisden Cricketer of the Year in 1907, the date of achieved their target for the loss of just one wicket. Ramsbottom's caricature. He was tragically killed whilst serving Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 with the King's Liverpool Regiment, aged 33, at Ginchy, France, 3rd September 1916. Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 Lot: 87 Two rare and early cricket scorecards for the Grand Cricket Matches at Canterbury in 1866 and 1867, mounted side-by-side Lot: 82 in a picture frame, both fixtures being for North v South of The An original pen and ink cartoon artwork by A.E.M. featuring A C Thames, both printed by S. Hyde of Canterbury, 28 by 37cm., Maclaren and titled 'A Threatening Outlook,' which shows 11 by 14 1/2in. The 1866 match is interesting in that all three of

8 of 26 Graham Budd Auctions Ltd (Two Day Sporting Memorabilia Auction - Day 1) Catalogue - Downloaded from UKAuctioneers.com the Grace brothers featured in the South of the Thames XI, with John Wisden's Cricketers' Almanacks, 24 vols dating between W.G. Grace managing only a duck and 6 runs. 1938 and 1982, eight hardbacks for 1938, 1949, 1951, 1954, Estimate: £400.00 - £500.00 1956, 1964, 1965 & 1977, sixteen soft bound for 1945 to 1948, 1950, 1952, 1955, 1957, 1959-1960, 1969, 1975-1976, 1978- 1979 & 1982, mostly in good condition Lot: 88 Estimate: £400.00 - £500.00 Three cricket poems by Albert Craig 'The Surrey Poet', titled: ON THE BRILLIANT DEFENCE OF DR. W.G. GRACE AND CAPTAIN SHUTER AGAINST THE AUSTRALIANS AT Lot: 94 LORDS, ON MAY 28th 1888, WELCOME HOME AGAIN , 57 volumes, an unbroken run from [undated], ROBERT HENDERSON, ONE OF OLD SURREY 1949 to 2005, larger illustrated format between 1949 and 1962, FAVOURITES circa 1891 generally in good condition not illustrated Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 Estimate: £50.00 - £80.00

Lot: 89 Lot: 95 A large collection of cricket scorecards, three pre-wars A collection of cricket books including John Wisden's comprising Worcestershire v South Africans 1935 and two Cricketers' Almanacks, the Wisdens a mixture of hardbacks Leicestershire county matches from 1938, otherwise a post-war and softbacks forming an unbroken run between 1959 and collection dating from the late 1940s onwards, mostly for Lord's 2002, plus other Wisden publications, the lot also including a and The Oval, at county & one day level, also tour matches, qty. of post-war cricket books in hardback and softback, also Tests and other games played at the grounds, some other Playfair annuals, Hampshire CCC handbooks and other content including Worcestershire, Kent and Sussex scorecards, miscellaneous titles (a qty.) not illustrated the lot also including a few Cricketer magazines etc. Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00

Lot: 96 Lot: 90 A Kent County Cricket Yearbook for 1900, blue cloth gilt, good 14 Yorkshire County Cricket Club full member's tickets, an condition not illustrated unbroken run from 1973 to 1986, fine condition Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00

Lot: 97 Lot: 91 British Sports & Sportsmen: Cricket and Football, limited An archive of the English cricket captain Freddie Brown, edition, this copy numbered 198/1,000, compiled and edited by contained in two large ledgers, the first full of ephemera from 'The Sportsman', published London 1917, numerous plates and Bodyline to 1948, including wartime coverage, press cuttings, illustrations, red leather gilt not illustrated telegrams, privately taken photographs, plus press photos, as Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 well as cricket their is rugby & field hockey content; the second specifically chronicling the England team he captained on the tour of Australia & New Zealand in 1950-51, mostly press Lot: 98 cuttings, plus a group of telegrams at the front W G Grace's book "cricket" this particular volume originally Estimate: £600.00 - £800.00 owned by Siegfried Sassoon the English poet, writer and soldier who received it as a Christmas present aged 12 in 1898, with an inscription in the hand of the young Sassoon to the front Lot: 92 end paper, modern monogrammed library label relating to this Jack Hobbs memorabilia collected by the cricket writer Ralph book being sold at auction in 1991 is pasted to the inside of the Barker, a double-signed photograph of Hobbs and Sutcliffe; silk front cover, green cloth, gilt, published by J W Arrowsmith, scorecards for his innings of 318no v Middlesex at Lord's in Bristol, 1891, good condition Siegfried Loraine Sassoon (1886- 1926, the 1926 Oval Test v Australia, a Hobbs signed example 1967) was decorated for his bravery on the Western Front and for Somerset v Surrey 1925 which created two records, Hobbs became one of the leading poets of the First World War. He is 126th & 127th centuries and 13th & 14th in one season; a also best remembered for his fictionalised autobiography the regular scorecard for the 1926 Oval Test (Hobbs scored a 2nd 'Sherston Trilogy.' Sassoon expressed his opinions on the innings 100) signed by 17 of the England & Australia players political situation before the onset of the First World War thus - from the game; a scorecard from the Trent Bridge Test v South "France was a lady, Russia was a bear, and performing in Africa in 1924 when the visitors were bowled out for 30, signed county cricket was much more important than either of them". by Hobbs, Sutcliffe, Hendren & Tate; plus various other Sassoon had dreamt of playing for , unsigned scorecards and 'wagon wheels' of Hobbs' innings; inspired no doubt by the fact that the county Captain Frank some Tuck's miniature gramophone records featuring J B Marchant was a neighbour. Siegfried often turned out for Hobbs; then general correspondence in the course of Barker's Bluehouses at the Nevill Ground, where he sometimes played writing research, and Barker's book 'Innings of a Lifetime' alongside Arthur Conan Doyle. He also played cricket for his together with an uncorrected advance proof (a qty.) house at Marlborough College, once taking 7 wickets for 18 Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 runs. Although a talented enthusiast, Sassoon was not good enough to play First Class Cricket, but he played cricket for Matfield, and later for the Downside Abbey team, continuing Lot: 93 into his seventies. This volume was originally sold at the

9 of 26 Graham Budd Auctions Ltd (Two Day Sporting Memorabilia Auction - Day 1) Catalogue - Downloaded from UKAuctioneers.com auction of Siegfried Sassoon's library at Sotheby's on 18th July with a striking design by G. Favre, signed in the plate, 1991. It was sold as part of lot 34, a multiple offering of 72 published by Gaillard, Paris, backed onto linen, 104 by 75cm., volumes relating to cricket, golf and fishing and was the first 41 by 29 1/2in. mentioned item in the catalogue description. Estimate: £500.00 - £700.00 Estimate: £200.00 - £400.00

Lot: 106 Lot: 99 A collection of autographs collected at The Amateur Golf A signed copy of Cricket by W.G. Grace, double-signed on the Championships at Prestwick in 1934, recto/verso on four pages acknowledgement page by W.G. Grace and his close friend removed from an album, signatures in pencil, 54 autographs in and in all probability the ghost writer W Methven Brownlee, first total, subjects including the American Amateur Champions edition 1891; sold with a letter confirming that the original Francis Ouimet (1931) and George Dunlap (1933), also Stanley presentation of this book was by Grace to Jack Wilkinson a Lunt, Johnny Goodman, Jack McLean, Arnold Bentley et al. county team-mate and Gloucestershire, who later gave it to his Estimate: £140.00 - £180.00 niece Evelyn Woodland nee Ball (2) Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Lot: 107 A signed Ben Hogan 'Open Championship Winner' display, Lot: 100 comprising two 12 by 8in. b&w photographs, signature in ink, A signed copy of W.G. Grace's 'WG', Cricketing Reminiscences printed details of his Open Championship victory in 1953, & Personal Recollections, signed on the front end paper, dated mounted, framed & glazed, 50 by 84cm., 19 3/4 by 33in. May 1st 1906 and inscribed H WILLIS, WITH ALL GOOD Estimate: £160.00 - £200.00 WISHES, FROM W.G. GRACE Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Lot: 108 A triple-signed late 1960s b&w photograph of Arnold Palmer, Lot: 101 Gary Player and Jack Nicklaus, 9 by 11in., signature in black Five author-signed cricket books, 's My Cricketing felt pen, mounted, framed & glazed These autographs were Reminiscences, A E R Gilligan's Collins's Men, John Arlott's collected at Durban Country Club in South Africa. Maurice Tate, A E R Gilligan's Sussex Cricket and Dudley Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 Carew's England Over; sold together with two tour brochures, 1934 Australians and 1947 South Africans (7) not illustrated Estimate: £120.00 - £160.00 Lot: 109 Souvenir of the 1981 Ryder Cup at Walton Heath fully signed by the American and European teams, in the form of a printed Lot: 102 shield laid down on a wooden backboard, the signatures all in A collection of cricket books, The Book of Cricket edited by C B ballpoint pen, 74 by 69cm., 29 by 27in. Fry, The History of Kent County Cricket edited by Lord Harris, Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Cricket Of To-Day Illustrated by Percy Cross Standing, 'W G' by W G Grace, The History of Cricket by Eric Parker, Cricket by W G Grace, The Complete Cricketer by Albert E Knight, Bat and Lot: 110 Ball edited by Thomas Moult, How We Recovered The Ashes A signed 1986 Suntory World Match Play Golf Championship by P F Warner, Winchester College Cricket by E B Noel & The board, the cream coloured board set with an inscribed red Fight For The Ashes in 1926 by P F Warner not illustrated velvet competition cresta and signed in black marker pen by 11 Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 competitors at Wentworth including the winner Greg Norman, runner-up Sandy Lyle, and Jack Nicklaus, Seve Ballesteros, Ben Crenshaw, Howard Clark, Nick Price, Rodger Davis, Lanny Lot: 103 Wadkins and two others; sold together with a limited edition Hill (Alan) A Biography, limited edition this volume print featuring Colin Montgomerie having sunk the winning putt numbered 37/150, signed by the author and by Dennis at the 2004 Ryder Cup, signed by the golfer and by the artist Compton who wrote the foreword, Andre Deutsch Ltd and J W James Owen, mounted, framed & glazed, overall 63 by 71cm., McKenzie, 1994 not illustrated 25 by 28in. (2) Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 Estimate: £350.00 - £450.00

Lot: 104 Lot: 111 A fine & early silver medal awarded for curling at Innerleithen in A golf presentation titled "British Winners of the Masters" with 1835, in Scottish silver by Leonard Urquhart, Edinburgh, signatures of Sandy Lyle, Nick Faldo and Ian Woosnam, the inscribed CURLING MEDAL, GAINED BY, MR Dd. WILSON, Lyle signature on a souvenir Masters pin flag (2008) and with ARTIFICIAL RINK, St. RONAN'S BORDER GAMES, Faldo & Woosnam signing photographs, mounted together with INNERLEITHEN, 1835, diameter approx. 6cm., 2 1/2in. unsigned photographs including images of all three golfers Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 wearing their green jackets, also an Augusta scorecard, title plaques & legends, framed under perspex, 89 by 122cm., 35 by 48in. Lot: 105 Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 A French advertisement poster for Dilecta Cycles circa 1930, Lot: 112

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A golf presentation titled "Open Champions at the Home of Lot: 119 Golf" with signed photographs of Nick Faldo and John Daly, Three press cuttings albums compiled by the sports journalist mounted together with a souvenir St Andrews 18th pin flag and Leo Munro in the 1930s, forming a fascinating archive of British a publicity photograph portraying the claret jug by the Swilken golf of the period not illustrated Bridge with the R&A clubhouse beyond, title plaques, framed Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 under perspex, 84 by 91.5cm., 33 by 36in. Estimate: £350.00 - £400.00 Lot: 120 A collection of Augusta Masters golf memorabilia relating to Lot: 113 Reginald Wells the tournament's official filmmaker 1961-1982, A golf glove double-signed by Tiger Woods and his former comprising: a personalised boxed bridge kit presented to Wells caddy Steve Williams, the white left-hand glove signed at the 1964 Masters, and personalised stationery for the 1963 in blue marker pen by Woods and red marker pen by Williams and 1967 Masters tournaments, being a note booklet and Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 address book all stamped gilt REGINALD WELLS; a sterling silver & enamel Masters Tournament lapel badge, a printed colour photograph of Wells filming with Jack Nicklaus in the Lot: 114 1960s, a printed online article on Wells's career from The A Royal Bank of Scotland five pounds banknote autographed Augusta Chronicle, 12 Augusta National Golf Club scorecards by Jack Nicklaus, signed in black marker pen, serial number and 15 scorecard pencils, 16 Augusta National Golf Club ball JWN0724334 markers, in four colours Estimate: £120.00 - £150.00 Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00

Lot: 115 Lot: 121 2006 K Club Ryder Cup commemorative postal covers Two albums of original press photographs of golfers, approx. autographed by golfers, examples signed by Ian Woosnam 60, a good selection of signed examples including Arnold (two), J B E Kruger, Johan Edfors, Vaughan Taylor, David Palmer (x 2,), Jack Nicklaus (x 3), Johnny Miller, Billy Casper, Lynn, Sergio Garcia, Jose Olazabal, Darren Clarke, Padraig Doug Sanders, "Chi Chi" Rodriguez, Craig Stadler, Hale Irwin, Harrington, Andrew Dodt, Scott Jameson, Joel Sjoholm, Greg Norman, Harry Bannerman, Tom Weiskopf, Gary Player, Thomas Levet, Christian Nilsson, Mark Warren, Filipe Aguilar, Bob Shearer, Bernhard Langer, Tony Jacklin, Fred Daly and Paul Casey, Peter Hedblum and 4 others unidentified, plus 1 others unsigned cover; sold together with A 2003 Augusta Masters Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 spectator guide signed by Craig Stadler and a 2005 guide with an unidentified signature; sold together with a small quantity of golf ephemera including booklets, vintage magazine Lot: 122 illustrations, and modern golf themed phone cards; the lot also Golf programmes & ephemera 1970s/1980s, programmes and including 16 various club branded trolley towels (a qty.) official orders of play mostly for Open Championship, some Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 other events represented as well, occasional items bearing autographs of competitors, the lot also including various bag tags, admittance badges and tickets etc. ; sold together with a Lot: 116 small autograph album containing a double-page signed by the A signed 2012 Ryder Cup presentation, comprising a Medinah West Indies cricket team in 1957 souvenir pin flag signed by Luke Donald, a double-signed Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 photograph of Rory McIlroy and Ian Poulter, and a signed photo of Martin Kaymer, mounted together with two unsigned team- group photographs, framed under perspex, 104 by 84cm., 41 Lot: 123 by 33in. A group of five enamelled metal badges with the same design Estimate: £350.00 - £400.00 as the famous advertisement figures for Dunlop, Penfold & Bromford golf balls, 3 for Dunlop, 1 each for the other brands; sold together with a Dunlop drinks coaster; and a brass Dunlop Lot: 117 table bell (7) not illustrated An original front page of The Florida Times-Union Sunday Estimate: £120.00 - £180.00 Magazine with a full page advertisement for a papoose for golfing mothers, solving the problem of taking the baby to the golf course by use of this club bag cradle, fragile condition Lot: 124 Estimate: £20.00 - £30.00 A collection of golf blazer buttons, including various boxed sets, club buttons including Royal Blackheath & Portmarnock Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Lot: 118 A full set of Churchman's 'Famous Golfers' cigarette cards, 50/50, b&w, hinge-mounted in two frames each containing 25 Lot: 125 cards, photostats of the reverse of the cards taped to the The Golfing Annual, vols ix & xv 1895-96 and 1901-2 edited by backboards, 55 by 35.5cm., 21 3/4 by 14in. David S. Duncan; and The Golfer's Handbook for 1932, 1938, Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 1962, 1968, 1972, 1977, 1982, 1988 & 1989 (11 vols) Estimate: £250.00 - £300.00

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Lot: 126 CHAMPIONSHIP, CARNOUSTIE, 1937 Nine volumes on golf published circa 1899-1933, Martin H.F. Estimate: £200.00 - £400.00 Sutton's The Book of the Links A Symposium on Golf 1912; Henry Leach's Great Golfers In The Making 1907; Library The Game of Golf 1931; Robert Clark's Golf A Royal & Lot: 132 Ancient Game, the 1899 edition; George W. Beldam's Great A boxed set of six golf spoons, sold together three other Golfers Their Methods at A Glance 1904; G.W. Beldam and hallmarked silver golfing items a circular box and two brooches, J.H. Taylor's Golf Faults Illustrated (New & Enlarged Edition 4th plus a silver plated circular box, together with a boxed impression); Harry Vardon's How To Play Golf (4th edition), Staffordshire Enamels box & cover with golfing decoration Harry Vardon's The Complete Golfer (3rd edition); Henry Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Cotton's Hints On Play With Steel Shafts Estimate: £250.00 - £300.00 Lot: 133 Four silver plated golf spoons, one a larger exampled dated Lot: 127 circa 1905, together with two ceramic models of golf balls, and Eight golf books by Bernard Darwin, A Round of Golf (for the five various wrapped golf balls, plus one unwrapped not LNER) paper wrappers, British Golf 1946 with d/j, Six Golfing illustrated Shots by Six Famous Players paper wrappers, Second Shots Estimate: £60.00 - £80.00 1930 with d/j, James Braid 1952, Playing The Like (Sportsman's Book Clun 1952 reprint) with d/j, Golf Between The Wars 1944 & Pack Clouds Away 1941; sold together with a Lot: 134 modern reprint of Darwin & Rountree's The Golf Courses of the Two Swiss pocket watches with cases designed as golf balls, British Isles & Margaret Hughes's 1984 A Round With Darwin one marked Dunlop, but with the case detached; the other in (10) good order, and marked METAL ARGENT Estimate: £250.00 - £300.00 Estimate: £180.00 - £220.00

Lot: 128 Lot: 135 A collection of post-war golf books, authors including A silver vesta case with golfing decoration, stamped STERLING Longhurst, Cotton, Allis, Hagen, Hogan, Jones, Olman, Stirk Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 etc. (approx. 40 vols) not illustrated Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Lot: 136 A silver & enamel cigarette case presented to the aviator Amy Lot: 129 Johnson by the Lady Members of the Australian Golf Club in 20 Modern limited edition and signed golf books, Of Golf & 1930, the gilt-interior lid inscribed MISS AMY JOHNSON, Dukes and Princes, The Golf Courses of James Braid, The FROM THE LADY MEMBERS, OF THE, AUSTRALIAN GOLF Dawn of Professional Golf, The Murdoch Golf Library, The CLUB, SYDNEY JUNE 1930, the enamel decoration with a Chronicles of Golf 1457 to 1857 (slip case), Golf In The Making, view of Venice from the lagoon, 9 by 7.5cm., 3 1/2 by 3in. Amy Royal Blackheath, A Temple of Golf, The Royal North Devon Johnson, born in Kingston-upon-Hull in 1903, was a pioneering Golf Club 1864-1989, Rye Golf Club The First 90 Years, English aviator flying solo or with her husband Jim Mollison and Muirfield Home of The Honourable Company, set a number of long distance flying records during the 1930s. Northamptonshire County Golf Club, Walton Heath Golf Club Her exploits drew worldwide attention in 1930 when she 1903-2003, A History of The New Golf Club St Andrews, became the first woman to fly solo from England to Australi in Hazards, Golfing Ladies (signed by Joyce Wethered), Samuel her Gipsy Moth "Jason." She left Croydon aerodrome on 5th Ryder, Aspects of Collecting Golf Books, Golf At The Gallop May and landed at Darwin, Northern Territory, on 24th May (signed by George Duncan) & The Golf Book of East Lothian after flying 11,000 miles. Her aircraft for this flight is preserved (slip case) at the Science Museum in London. She travelled onto Sydney Estimate: £250.00 - £300.00 arriving in the city on 4th June and where she was given a full civic reception. Amy Johnson stayed to 13th June and evidently visited The Australian Golf club in Rosebery, Sydney, NSW, Lot: 130 where she received this gift from the Lady Members to mark A Sandy Lodge golf medal, in silver-gilt, stamped STERLING her visit. During the Second World War Amy Johnson joined SILVER, circular, the obverse cast with a golfer driving from the the Air Transport Auxiliary and was tragically killed when she tee with another golfer looking on beyond, the reverse inscribed bailed out of aircraft (out of fuel) in the Thames Estuary during SANDY LODGE GOLF CLUB, SCRATCH GOLD MEDAL, poor weather on 5th January 1941. Her body was never found. undated but appearing to be of a good age, diameter 43mm., Estimate: £600.00 - £800.00 an area of rubbing to the gilding to the obverse, in a F. Phillips of Aldershot paper box not illustrated Estimate: £60.00 - £80.00 Lot: 137 A trophy for the Drambuie Golf Tournament in 1985, in the form of a silver plate model of a driver set on an ebonised plinth with Lot: 131 title plaque, height 43cm., 17in. Ernest Cawsey's (Kings Norton GC) competitor's badge for the Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 1937 Open Championship at Carnoustie, gilt-metal & enamel with brooch fitting, inscribed COMPETITOR, THE OPEN GOLF

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Lot: 138 contained in a pine storage box, including various hoops, pin, A good quality Silver King hole-in-one trophy dated 1931, the tinplate bridges, a pair of putters and some balls ball that achieved the miraculous feat mounted between three Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 hallmarked silver model golf clubs, on a circular ebonised base with hallmarked silver plaque inscribed BUSHEY HALL GOLF CLUB, 10th HOLE (143 yds) IN ONE BY MR R.B. MILLER, Lot: 146 20.7.31, WITH THE COMPLIMENTS OF THE SILVERTOWN "He Played a Penfold" advertisement figure, with detachable Co., height 16.5cm., 6 1/2in. pipe, height 50cm., 19 3/4in. Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00

Lot: 139 Lot: 147 A pair of 1920s bronze and marble golfing bookends, "He Played a Penfold" advertisement figure, with detachable comprising a golfer and a smaller caddie figure, height of golfer pipe, height 50cm., 19 3/4in., in restored condition 25.5cm., 10in. Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 Lot: 148 Lot: 140 A very rare & large Johnnie Walker whisky advertisement figure Steve Paterson (Scottish, contemporary) YOUNG TOM carrying a long nosed club, 74cm., 29in.high MORRIS signed & dated 2003, a bronze resin limited edition Estimate: £500.00 - £600.00 sculpture showing Young Tom wearing his Open Championship Belt and holding a long nosed club, mounted on a circular wooden base, overall 48cm., 19in. Lot: 149 Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 A pottery Scottie dog advertisement figure for North British Rubber Co. golf balls, in good, original condition, 27cm., 10 3/4in. high Lot: 141 Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 Paul Blavier (Belgian, 20th century) GOLFER'S GRIP signed, dated '83, a gilt-bronze limited edition sculpture numbered 33/64, height 17.5cm., 7in. Lot: 150 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 A Carlton Ware tobacco jar and cover with golf decoration circa 1910, Reg No. 333948, in good condition Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 Lot: 142 A modern bronze figure of a golfer, modelled in the follow through position, on a circular base, 19cm., 7 1/2in. not Lot: 151 illustrated A Royal Doulton trinket box & cover featuring an exacerbated Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 golfer destroying his bag of clubs, complete with its four interior trays featuring caddies laughing at the gentleman's misfortune, 4.5 by 12 by 8.5cm., 1 3/4 by 4 3/4 by 4 1/4in., good condition; Lot: 143 sold together with a Royal Doulton Series Ware plate golf plate A dinner gong designed with tennis racquets, forming the with the proverb EVERY DOG HAS HIS DAY, AND EVERY supporting posts, the top bar centred with a tennis ball, on a MAN HIS HOUR, diameter 25.5cm., 10in., hairline crack to mahogany plinth, 20 by 29cm., 8 by 11 1/4in. back of rim; the lot also including A Royal Doulton Isaac Walton Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Ware angling two-handled vase decorated by Noke, with the rhyme PERCH OR PIKE ROACH OR DACE WE DO CHASE, height 25.5cm., 10in., good condition (3) Lot: 144 Estimate: £120.00 - £160.00 'Parlour Golf' a late 19th century table golf game invented by Henry D. Booth, inscribed PARLOUR GOLF, PATENT APPLIED FOR, the circular hardwood table top revolving on a Lot: 152 screw mechanism to be inverted, the underside forming a A silver-mounted Doulton Lambeth stoneware jug with golf banded golf course with 16 holes, an underside drawer decoration, the silver rim hallmarked London, 1906, designed containing two wooden golf clubs (requires a small glass by John Broad, the tapering jug with a frieze of golfing scenes marble to play), and when not being played with, the table top in applied white relief, good condition, height 20cm., 8in. can be reversed again for use as a regular table, height 61cm , Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 24in., sold with a modern glass top acquired by the current vendor to protect the playing surface Booth copyrighted his game at Stationer's office on 24th October 1895. Lot: 153 Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 A Wileman & Co. Shelley pottery golf themed match holder and striker circa 1900, with a transfer printed, hand-coloured scene showing a gentleman player hitting a drive, accompanied by Lot: 145 two boy caddies, the reverse shows a pair of crossed long-nose The Game of Golfstacle, by F.A. Davis Ltd, London, contents drivers and four golf balls surmounted by a ribbon banner

13 of 26 Graham Budd Auctions Ltd (Two Day Sporting Memorabilia Auction - Day 1) Catalogue - Downloaded from UKAuctioneers.com printed with the slogan 'Far and Sure', the base with registered A Walt Disney poster featuring Donald Duck playing golf, a number 360460, height 6.5cm., 2 1/2in. modern licensed reissue of the 1938 original, published in Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 France, 60 by 80cm., 23 1/2 by 31 1/2in., unframed, rolled Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00

Lot: 154 A German pewter lidded earthenware beer stein by Villeroy & Lot: 163 Boch circa 1910 with later overglaze decoration of golfers by an A small print of a lady golfer, signed in the plate Peter Fountain, amateur hand, damage to spout, lid in need of minor backed onto linen, 12.5 by 25.5cm., 4 3/4 by 10in. adjustment, height 36cm., 14in. Estimate: £50.00 - £75.00 Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00

Lot: 164 Lot: 155 A small print of a lady golfer, signed in the plate G. Camps, A golfing drinks set, American, 20th century, comprising a set of continental, 1930s, 15 by 32.5cm., 6 by 12 3/4in., unframed our glasses with applied decoration of a golfer depicted in Estimate: £50.00 - £75.00 different phases of his golf swing, together with a larger vessel for ice similarly decorated Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 Lot: 165 The Funny Side of Golf, From the Pages of "Punch", numerous amusing engravings, published at the Punch Office, London Lot: 156 not illustrated Five golfing items of Waterford Crystal, two models of Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 clubheads, a model of a ball, a figurine, and a model of a K- Club Ryder Cup pin flag Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Lot: 166 Miscellaneous sporting prints including a map of the Old Course St. Andrews, as surveyed and depicted by A. Lot: 157 McKenzie, Golf Course Architect, Mach 1924, framed & glazed, Chinaware and metalware portraying golf, late 20th century, 35 by 66cm., 14 by 6in.; together with a modern limited edition two pottery mugs, and a pottery jug; four figurines of golfers, 2 print of Wentworth Golf Club by D. John Wood published in being in bronze, various sizes (6) 1997; the lot also including a framed full set of 50 Ogden's Estimate: £180.00 - £220.00 cigarette cards titled 'Trick Billiards'; a framed antiquarian print of Hampton Court Palace, and four modern laminated photographic prints of the New Zealand All Blacks rugby team, Lot: 158 unframed (8) A modern ceramic figurine of Stan Laurel golfing, posed Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00 standing with his golf bag that contains four removable model clubs, height 39cm., 15 1/4in. Laurel and Hardy appeared together in a golf theme movie released in the silent era in 1928 Lot: 167 called Should Married Men Go Home? not illustrated A modern limited edition print on canvas after Charles Lees' Estimate: £20.00 - £30.00 celebrated 1847 painting 'The Golfers', a faithful and effective copy circa 1980, the stretcher numbered 014/500, 53 by 85cm., 21 by 33 1/2in., in a gilt picture frame; sold together with a copy Lot: 159 of the original key plate to the engraving, numbered to the A French travel poster for golf at Biarritz, signed in the plate backboard also numbered 014/500, framed & glazed (2) Jack Maxwell and dated '48, published by B. Sirven, Toulouse Estimate: £70.00 - £100.00 & Paris, backed onto linen, 120 by 79cm., 47 by 31in. Estimate: £600.00 - £800.00 Lot: 168 After Sir John Watson Gordon PORTRAIT OF JOHN TAYLOR Lot: 160 CAPTAIN OF THE HONOURABLE COMPANY OF A 1931 calendar illustration for the Swiss watches brand Doxa EDINBURGH GOLFERS a modern, faithful copy of the original featuring a foursome of golfers, signed in the plate ZALIOVK, work circa 1830, oil on canvas laid down on board, signed with trimmed & backed onto linen, 41 by 23.5cm., 16 by 9 1/4in. the initials S.W., 61 by 51cm., 24 by 20in., in a fine gilt picture Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00 frame; sold together with a first edition copy of A History of Golf in Britain which portrays the Watson painting on the dust jacket (2) Lot: 161 Estimate: £450.00 - £650.00 A Chuck Wilkinson designed poster titled 'Golf', published by Marigold Enterprises, N.Y.C., 68cm.,27in. square Estimate: £50.00 - £80.00 Lot: 169 Harry Rountree (1878-1950) TREGENNA: SHORT COURSE - SHORT "PRO" - BOTH GOOD signed & titled, watercolour & crayon, heightened with gouache, 39.5 by 25.5cm., 15 1/2 by Lot: 162 10in., framed & glazed; sold together with a scanned

14 of 26 Graham Budd Auctions Ltd (Two Day Sporting Memorabilia Auction - Day 1) Catalogue - Downloaded from UKAuctioneers.com reproduction photograph of Reginald Coller (2) The Tregenna Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 Golf Club professional featured by Rountree is Reginald Charles Coller, from whom Rountree received golf lessons whist he was at St Ives in Cornwall. Coller was the first Lot: 177 professional at Tregenna when it opened as a 9-hole course in A hand hammered gutty ball circa 1860s, in reasonable 1929. Coller holds the course record there of 22 strokes which condition, other than approx. 40 per cent paint loss will never be beaten as it converted to a par 60 18-hole course Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 in 1983. In the golfing world, Harry Rountree is fondly remembered for his acclaimed illustrations in Bernard Darwin's 1910 publication The Golf Courses of the British Isles. Estimate: £400.00 - £600.00 Lot: 178 A William Currie patent 'Eclipse' gutta percha golf ball circa 1880, reasonable condition, but devoid of paint Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Lot: 170 Manner of John Hassall (1868-1948) GOLFER pencil inscription to the mount ex-studio of John Hassall, pen & ink & watercolour, 42 by 28cm., 16 1/2 by 11in., mounted but Lot: 179 A scarce Dunlop 'Stud' rubber core ball with unusual raised disc unframed cover pattern, early 20th century, good condition other than one Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 area of paint loss Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 Lot: 171 Harry G. Shields (1859-1935) ON THE GREEN, ST ANDREWS signed & dated 1934, watercolour, 24 by 35.5cm., 9 1/2 by Lot: 180 A miscellany of 18 golf balls, mostly rubber-core mesh patterns, 14in., mounted, framed & glazed but the lot including a Capon Heaton & Co Ltd 'Sunbeam' circa Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 1914; a Dunlop '31' with attractive dotted face markings and although modern an interesting hollow 'Golden Bear Cayman 2' Estimate: £180.00 - £220.00 Lot: 172 An original coloured caricature by Bert Wright featuring and signed by the golfers Henry Cotton and H.R. Wilcox, signed and dated 1937 by the artist, additionally signed by Cotton & Lot: 181 Three boxes of wrapped golf balls, 12 x Dunlop 65, 6 x Dunlop Wilcox, captioned "SNOOKS" WILCOX, LEASOWE G.C. & 65, 3 x Penfold not illustrated DALLAS, TEXAS, "EVENING EXPRESS", framed & glazed, the Estimate: £120.00 - £160.00 image 14.5 by 12cm., 5 3/4 by 4 3/4in. Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 Lot: 182 Lot: 173 A 19th century Flemish chole club, blacksmith wrought iron head, with a scored, octagonal section ash shaft Roy Ullyett (1914-2001) THE 1968 OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP: Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 BIG MIKE BONALLACK'S QUIFF WAVED IN TRIUMPH TODAY signed, original pen & ink & pencil cartoon artwork, recalling Michael Bonallack and Brian Barnes first round share of the lead at Carnoustie, 25.5 by 20cm., 10 by 8in. Lot: 183 Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 Four golfing Sunday sticks, one with a silvered club head handle; another with an iron handle with a niblick loft stamped V.D., MONTROSE; the third with a wooden clubhead handle Lot: 174 with ivorine insert; the other a one piece club/stick Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 M Righi (Continental, 20th Century) GOLFERS ON THE 10th GREEN signed, oil on board, 20 by 37cm., 8 by 14 1/2in., ornate gilt frame Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 Lot: 184 A good example of a golf club walking stick, with persimmon, vulcanite & horn head; together with two putters, a brassie, all Lot: 175 with hickory shafts; the lot also including a good leather golf bag (5) Brendan Hayes (Irish, 20th/21st century) BRAY [Co. Estimate: £180.00 - £220.00 WICKLOW] FROM WOODBROOK GOLF CLUB signed, signed again on the stretcher, titled & dated 1980, oil on canvas, 20 by 40in., framed Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 Lot: 185 A F H Ayres of London scared-neck long-nosed driving putter circa 1885, beech head, slightly shortened hickory shaft, Lot: 176 sheepskin grip Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 An original John Ireland artwork for a caricature of Nick Faldo, signed, pen & ink & watercolour, 56 by 38cm., 22 by 15in.unframed

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Lot: 186 Lot: 194 A F H Ayres of London scared-neck long-nosed driver circa A Standard Golf Co. Mills Duplex 1/2 model metalwood circa 1885, beech head, slightly shortened hickory shaft, a little 1910, designed with two faces for play right or left handed, damage to nose hickory shaft, sheepskin grip Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00

Lot: 187 Lot: 195 C Ramage of Brighton & Hove long-nosed scared-neck driver Two Mills aluminium headed putters, a BS3 model with lofted circa 1888, beech head, hickory shaft, sheepskin grip, a crack face, and a MSD1 cleek, hickory shafts, sheepskin grips not at the heel has been professionally restored, area of damage illustrated towards the back of the face, grip and whipping in very good Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 order Estimate: £350.00 - £550.00 Lot: 196 F G Smith model putting cleek, together with a 'Bogee' putter, 5 Lot: 188 irons and 2 putters, all hickory shafted, and a canvas golf bag A Tom Morris of St Andrews putter circa 1895, beech head with (10) not illustrated maker's stamp, with a replacement greenheart shaft and Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00 sheepskin grip by R. Forgan & Son Estimate: £400.00 - £500.00 Lot: 197 A George Bussey & Co of London patent putter, with brass Lot: 189 head braised onto a steel neck, hickory shaft with patent A Willie Park of Musselburgh scared neck transitional spoon Bussey 2nd Grade grip; sold together with 15 other brass and circa 1895, with overpainted maker's stamp, brass soleplate, gun metal putters, all hickory shafted; all in a golf bag (17) not hickory shaft illustrated Estimate: £120.00 - £180.00 Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00

Lot: 190 Lot: 198 A scared neck driver circa 1900, beech head, hickory shaft, A Robert Randall of Sundridge Park design registered putter, sheepskin grip; sold together with a Harry Vardon & Arthur Rgd. No. 685349, with sixteen lead weights to the face, hickory Brown putter with oval shaped hickory shaft, and a Maxwell shaft; together with a brass putter, 2 marked face irons, all niblick (3) not illustrated hickories, a wooden headed steel shafted putter; and a Bryant Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 golf bag (6) Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00

Lot: 191 Three scared neck brassies circa 1905-1910, a George Bussey Lot: 199 of London with patent one-piece grip; a Cuthbert Butchart of A Huntley 'illegal' patent putter circa 1920, Patent No. 185384, Carnoustie; and a James Boyd of Leven, all hickory shafted in reasonable condition; together with 8 other putters including Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 a Ray Model, 2 socket head woods, 2 smooth faced irons, 15 marked face irons; the lot also including 4 steel shafted Wilson Sam Snead woods (32) not illustrated Lot: 192 Estimate: £200.00 - £400.00 A late example of a Tom Morris of St Andrews scared neck putter circa 1908, beech head with maker's stamp, hickory shaft, sheepskin grip The design of this club indicates it was Lot: 200 made at the very end of Morris's life. It is possible that it may An unusual roller putter, by an unknown maker, hickory shafted; have been made shortly thereafter by the Morris workshop still sold together with 17 other hickory shafted putters including a using Old Tom's name. Another possibility is the company 'Fairlie' model, all in a golf bag (19) Brodie & Sons of Anstruther who made clubs under the Morris Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00 name. Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 Lot: 201 Three 'Benny' putters, one with a greenheart shaft, the other Lot: 193 two steel-shafted; together with a 'Calamity Jane' A Hardy Bros. of Alnwick 'Jack White' driver, with 12-piece putter and another hickory shafted putter, a steel-shafted palakona cane shaft; together with a hickory shafted Willie Park adjustable 'Super Stick', and a hickory niblick; all in a leather driving iron and a steel shafted Gene Sarazen sand wedge by golf bag with an old golfing umbrella frame and four old club Stag (3) not illustrated covers (13) not illustrated Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 Estimate: £120.00 - £160.00

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Lot: 202 A poster for the 1960 Field Hockey European Clubs Six hickory shafted putters, including an unusual mallet putter Championship in Paris, organised by Racing Club de Paris at circa 1900 with brass head & iron face not illustrated the Colombes Stadium, 4th to 6th June, under the auspices of Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 the French Hockey Association, the poster signed in the plate 'Jack', published by Kossuth, Paris, backed onto linen, 58.5 by 38cm.,23 by 15in. Lot: 203 Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 16 various hickory shafted putters, including an Imperial Golf Company aluminium H B Model, and a St Andrews Golf Company aluminium mallet putter, all in a golf bag (17) not Lot: 211 illustrated A collection of 29 programmes for in England 1930s- Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 1960s, comprising: a programme for the Grand Opening of the West Street Sports Stadium in Brighton 16th October 1935, then 9 1930s Brighton Tigers programmes played at the new venue including international matches with French opposition Lot: 204 also Resident Canadians v U.S.A. Olympic Team 23.1.36, then A 'Nassau' straight line putter, with replacement hickory shaft 10 for Brighton Tigers in the 1950s including a match v the Estimate: £50.00 - £80.00 Canada World Champions 24.3.59; also six Wembley Lions issues including two in the 1930s, the others 60s including GB v Canadian Forces (West Germany) 15.4.61; an England v Lot: 205 Scotland international at Southampton 30.1.60, Vikings v Tigers An early Anser putter, with the Arizona 85029 zip code at Southampton 26.11.60 and Streatham v Nottingham address; sold together with a Mizuno Tour Style putter; the 28.10.59 putters are in a far older circa 1935 canvas golf bag (3) not Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 illustrated Estimate: £120.00 - £180.00 Lot: 212 Two Vanity Fair folio issue racing prints, ON THE HEATH by Lot: 206 Spy; THE WINNING POST, by Lib, unframed, both images 33 Four interesting hickory shafted clubs, a Gibson of Kinghorn off- by 48cm., 13 by 19in., fine condition set Fairlie niblick circa 1920; a Tom Stewart of St Andrews F G Estimate: £120.00 - £180.00 Smith model smooth faced rye necked niblick circa 1905; An Arthur Brown/Harry Vardon putter by Gibson of Kinghorn circa 1910, slightly shortened and with replacement grip; and a W T Lot: 213 Twine of Shooters Hill alloy long-nosed putter, early 1920s; in a Original race used silks of Sheikh Hamdan Al Maktoum circa canvas golf bag (5) 1990, ex-John Dunlop's Castle Stables, Arundel, by Allerton, & Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Co., a royal blue jacket with white epaulets, royal blue & white striped cap; together with two official changes of royal blue cap, one with white checks, the other a white diamond; sold with an Lot: 207 e-mail sent on behalf of Angus Gold, the Sheik's Racing Seven hickory shafted golf clubs, including a Standard Golf Co. Manager, giving permission to sell the silks (5) The proceeds Schenectady-style alloy putter circa 1905, a wooden headed from the sale of these colours will go to The Holy Trinity School, socket head putter by Frederick Baisden of Grays and Orsett Makeni, in Sierra Leone, which has a special friendship link with GC, a design registered smooth face cleek, a smooth face St. Margaret's C.E. Primary School in Angmering, West Sussex. putter by D. Anderson of St Andrews, a ladies driver by Jack Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Hatfield, a Spalding marked face mashie & a 1950 Spalding Golfex indoor practice swing club; sold together with two boxes of 12 Dunlop 65 golf balls in original wrappers not illustrated Lot: 214 Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Three pewter Wadham College Oxford 'Fours' rowing trophies. Comprising: a pair of 'First Prize' double-handled tankards for 1876 and 1877, complete with the names of the crews and Lot: 208 coxswain and bearing the college crest, glass bases (one Eight hickory shafted golf clubs, including a smooth face J H cracked), height 14.5 cm., 5 3/4in., the other a single handled Taylor mashie; sold with a leather golf bag (9) not illustrated lidded tankard 'Scratch Fours' trophy for 1879, also with a glass Estimate: £150.00 - £180.00 base, height 16cm., 6 1/4in., all three manufactured by James Dixon & Sons and retailed by Rowell of Oxford. The name of Charles J.Rae (Coxswain) is common to all three trophies and Lot: 209 he was almost certainly the recipient. He was born in A cedarwood lantern shade with the openwork decoration Alexandria, Egypt in 1858. depicting a hockey match, probably French, circa 1950, 33 by Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 23cm., 13 by 9in. Similar shades depicting boxing and football are being sold elsewhere in this catalogue. Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00 Lot: 215 Five Vanity Fair prints including three oarsmen, comprising A C Bourne, Lord Ampthill and Mr S D Muttlebury; sold together Lot: 210 with the golfers Horace Harold Hilton & H Mallaby-Deeley

17 of 26 Graham Budd Auctions Ltd (Two Day Sporting Memorabilia Auction - Day 1) Catalogue - Downloaded from UKAuctioneers.com mostly by Spy; the lot also including a Vanity Fair style print for The British Museum from 1909 to 1930, the page is signed by 'Titch' of the Cambridge University Club, the him and his wife Amy in pen & ink above a postcard photograph group a mixture of framed & folio (6) of the Museum, also signed by his brother Major General Estimate: £120.00 - £150.00 Edward R. Kenyon C.M.G. (1854-1937) and his son Lt Col. Herbert Edward Kenyon D.S.O., also affixed a cutting from a notice for "The Lyons Mail" commencing Monday 13th June Lot: 216 1910, the Championships commenced on Monday 20th June Photographic presentation of Cambridge Town Rowing Club Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 1913, two period photos in a double mount with manuscript legend, published by Stearn & Sons, Cambridge, mounted, framed & glazed, overall 78 by 45cm., 3 by 18in. Lot: 224 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 A ticket booklet for the Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Championships in 1919, the first since the interruption of the First World War, one ground and stand ticket for Saturday 5th Lot: 217 July in tact, just remnants of the counterfoil for the earlier A photograph album relating to rowing at Cambridge University issues; sold together with a Centre Court ticket stub for the in 1926, numerous professional b&w photographs of the 1929 Championships, dated 24th June (2) college, its rowers and competition, some loose photographs Estimate: £120.00 - £180.00 within the album as well Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 Lot: 225 A programme for the 1912 Stockholm Olympic Games entitled Lot: 218 "Part 3 - Stadium and the Indoor Tennis 1912, in Images and A small poster for the 1955 European Rowing Championships Words". consisting of a 20 page booklet, featuring photographs at Gent, published in Belgium, backed onto linen, 28 by 20cm., of some principal Swedish team members, interesting 11 by 8in. photographs of the stadium, and an article on the contenders Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00 for lawn tennis honours, also includes photos of A. H. Gobert, C. P. Dixon, Gunnar Settervall (Sweden), Mrs. Edith M. Hannam (England) and Lot: 219 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 A small travel poster featuring yacht racing inscribed 'Italia', published by the Italian Tourist Agency Enit and dated 1936, backed onto linen, the image 34 by 23.5cm., 13 1/2 by 9 1/4in. Lot: 226 Estimate: £50.00 - £80.00 A collection of racquet sports programmes, comprising a good selection of lawn tennis mostly dating from the late 1940s to the 1970s including a fine selection of Wimbledon programmes as well as other tournaments held in England, , Queens Lot: 220 etc.; also a good quantity of badminton including All England An extensively autographed programme for the 1991 World Championships in the 1960s and 70s; the lot also including Championships played in Chiba, Japan, with over small amounts of squash circa 1959-1966 and table tennis in 70 autographs of 'Players of Yesterday' and top competitors of the 1960s including copies of Table Tennis Review (a qty.) the day, the autographs collected by Ron Crayden the former Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 England international and later non-playing captain Estimate: £50.00 - £80.00 Lot: 227 A rare and long unbroken run of programmes for the English Lot: 221 Open Table Tennis Championships 1936 to 1980, there were A multi-signed Wimbledon poster for the 2003 Championships, no Championships during the wartime period and there was no 19 signatures of competitors in black marker pen, 71 by 51cm., event held in 1966, plus later programmes form 1982, 1984, 28 by 20in., unframed 1988, 1990, 1992, 1995, 1996, 1999 & 2001, many Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 programmes have results written in, albeit very neatly, and are in the hand of the England international Ron Crayden, many years have full or part printed results, several have autographs, Lot: 222 notably the 1947 issue which has over 30 signatures A tennis presentation with signed photographs of Roger Estimate: £60.00 - £90.00 Federer, Andy Murray and Rafael Nadal, mounted together with three unsigned photographs, title plaque, framed under perspex, 76 by 84cm., 30 by 33in. Lot: 228 Estimate: £400.00 - £500.00 A near-complete run of programmes for the World Table Tennis Championships for the period 1935 to 1969, lacking only Prague in 1936, Paris in 1947 & Tokyo in 1956, some examples Lot: 223 have been autographed, many years have full or part printed An admission ticket for the 1910 Wimbledon Lawn Tennis results The core of this collection was assembled by Ron Championships, price 2 shillings and 6 pence, the ticket laid Crayden, the English international table tennis player and later down on a page from an album compiled by the family of Sir non-playing captain, and have full or part printed results Frederic George Kenyon G.B.E. K.C.B. (1863-1952) Director of Estimate: £60.00 - £80.00

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Lot: 229 Lot: 236 Two Royal Box editions of Wimbledon Lawn Tennis La Haye (A.) La Maison Academique, Chex Elinckhuysen, Championships programmes, for 2003 and 2006 not illustrated 1702, thirty five pages on tennis in three parts, scoring, rules & Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00 health benefits Estimate: £500.00 - £800.00

Lot: 230 A rare film of the Davis Cup Challenge Round USA v Australia, Lot: 237 Kooying, Melbourne, 28th to 30th December 1953, original can Cavendish (Henry Jones) The Games of Lawn Tennis and of 16mm black and white cine reel with commentary by Harp Badminton, 5th edition of 1883, very good condition McGuire and Lloyd Berell at the 1953 final, 49 minutes, 44 Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 seconds, footage also includes a short history of the competition, concentrating on early players who represented Australasia, produced by Peter Whitchurch Productions, Lot: 238 Birchgrove, NSW, Australia; sold together with a DVD copy (2) Sears (Richard Dudley) Lawn Tennis as a Game of Skill, edited not illustrated by Sears, published in 1885, Charles Scribner's Sons, New Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 York, very good condition This is the first coaching book on lawn tennis published in the USA and it is almost identical to that title published in 1884 in the UK by Lieut. S C F Peile. Lot: 231 Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 A pair of instructional tennis films: two 16mm reels of black and white films with sound published by The New Official Films Inc. circa 1940, the first titled BILL TILDEN'S TENNIS Lot: 239 FOR BEGINNERS, the other BILL TILDEN'S ADVANCED Dwight (James) Practical Lawn Tennis, 1st US edition of 1893, TENNIS, both films with a running time of 10mins. 24secs., quite rare and in very good condition A wonderful and very both films in original cans In the first film Tilden guides a young early USA coaching title, to be precise the second such book in protege through the rudiments of the forehand, backhand and USA lawn tennis bibliography. service strokes, giving demonstrations (often in slow motion) Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 and sound verbal advice. The film appears to have been made at a club either on the West or Florida coasts of the USA, evident by the abundance of palm trees. In the second film Tilden relates advice on the net game, , smash and Lot: 240 American lawn tennis fiction, Stories For Boys by Richard American twist serve. not illustrated Harding Davis, 1891, contains the earliest known tennis story, Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 35p. short story titled The Great Tri-Club Tennis Tournament; sold together with Harold M Sherman's The Tennis Terror, and Champions Choice by John R. Tunis (3 vols) Lot: 232 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 1981 Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Championships 16mm Original Celluloid Film. (58mins) a production of Trans World International, brought to you with the compliments of Black and White Scotch Whiskey from the famous house of Buchanan. Lot: 241 Two gilt-decorated volumes of Punch or The London Charivari, Commentator - , Introduction and Observations - July to December 1901, and January to June 1902, with more James Hunt not illustrated than 15 cartoons, articles and comments relating to the Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 contemporary craze for ping pong not illustrated Estimate: £60.00 - £90.00 Lot: 233 Scaino (Antonio) Trattato Del Giuoco Della Palla, the 1968 Italian facsimile edition of the first book on tennis, this copy Lot: 242 Miles (Eustace) The Game of Squash, scarce, 8vo, brown numbered 17 of 500, half leather, marbled boards, slip case suede covers, embossed title, published by J F Taylor & Co., not illustrated New York, 1901 Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 Estimate: £140.00 - £180.00

Lot: 234 A modern facsimile of Scaino (Antonio) Trattato Del Giuoco Lot: 243 Tompkins (Frederick Charles) Court Tennis Racquets and Della Palla, 1555, A3-size sheets tie-bound in a red cloth folio Squash, the first American book published on these games, J B not illustrated Lippincott Company, 1909 Estimate: £50.00 - £80.00 Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00

Lot: 235 A facsimile of Julian Marshall's Annals of Tennis, the 1973 Lot: 244 Helen Hull Jacobs's autobiography Beyond The Game with the reprint of the original 1878 edition not illustrated author's signature cut and pasted onto the title page, inscribed Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 YOURS SINCERELY; sold with a signed copy of 's

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"Perry Wins!" (2) Thee small silver brooches with designs incorporating tennis Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 racquets, one with open strings crossed racquets and a horseshoe, one with a pair of racquets and hallmarked Birmingham 1884, the other with a single racquet hallmarked Lot: 245 Birmingham 1929 and bearing the initials MGC Three volumes of racquets, The Racquet Game by Allison Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Danzig, 1930; A Handbook on Squash Racquets by C Arnold, circa 1926; The Art of Squash Racquets by Harry Cowles, 1935 not illustrated Lot: 254 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00 A silver tennis trophy dated 1898, in the form of a an Art Nouveau bowl, hallmarked London, 1897, with presentation inscription by S. Gurney Buxton to the Norwich Union Lawn Lot: 246 Tennis Club in June 1898 and won by C.A. Cooper in three Fifty Years of Lawn Tennis in the , published by successive years thereby retaining the trophy outright, 16cm. 6 the United States Lawn Tennis Association, New York, 1931, in 1/4in. diameter the rarely seen dust jacket, albeit in chipped condition not Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 illustrated Estimate: £60.00 - £80.00 Lot: 255 An early example of a table tennis trophy dating to 1902, in the Lot: 247 form of a silver plated cup with model strung tennis racquets Whitman (Malcolm D.) Tennis Origins and Mysteries, limited forming tripod feet, supported on trefoil base, the bowl edition of 450 copies, with a bibliography of real and lawn engraved 1902, WOODFORD [ESSEX], TABLE TENNIS tennis books by Robert W. Henderson, The Derrydale Press, TOURNAMENT, GENT'S CHAMPIONSHIP, WON BY, H.A. New York, 1932, very good condition HAWKEY, 23.5cm.9in. high. some wear to the plate This early Estimate: £350.00 - £500.00 table tennis tournament is recorded in "Table Tennis & Pastimes Pioneer" stating that the venue was the Wilfrid Lawson Temperance Hotel. Lot: 248 Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 Athletic Sports, Tennis, and other Ball Games, in the British Sports and Sportsmen series from circa 1936, edited by E.H, Thurston and others, this edition numbered 356 of 1,000, Lot: 256 elephant folio in plush red leather boards etc. not illustrated A silver tennis trophy, in the form of a lightly hammered bowl Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 hallmarked London, 1922, drop handles suspended from lion masks, presentation inscription for Mrs Satterthwaite and Miss Harvey, winners of the Ladies' Doubles at the Harpenden Lawn Tennis Tournament in 1922, diameter 11cm., 4 1/4in. Phyllis Lot: 249 Satterthwaite was described by as "a notoriously Tingay (Lance) Wimbledon 1877-1977: 100 Years of sticky performer." She reached the quarter-finals at Wimbledon Wimbledon, published by Guinness Superlatives in 1977 to on five occasions. Mrs Satterthwaite also set up a record of 450 celebrate the Championships Centenary, this special deluxe strokes in a final on the Riviera that lasted approx. 19 1/2 edition is bound in green leatherette boards with all page edges minutes. gilt in an edition of 100 numbered copies all signed by Fred Estimate: £120.00 - £160.00 Perry, the volume is presented in a green card slip-case, book and slip-case are in excellent condition not illustrated Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Lot: 257 A silvered sculpture of a gentleman tennis player 1930s, possibly a trophy originally, the figure modelled lunging forward Lot: 250 to play a low backhand, set on a marble base, 37 by 56cm., 14 A Real Tennis presentation medal celebrating the opening of 1/2 by 22in. the Burroughs Real Tennis Club in 2000, in white metal Estimate: £350.00 - £450.00 Estimate: £50.00 - £80.00

Lot: 258 Lot: 251 A silvered sculpture of a gentleman tennis player 1930s, the A United States Court Tennis Association medal 2004, ornate figure modelled in anticipation of playing an overhead cross doubles finalist presentation medal in white metal, boxed court smash, on stepped base, height 33cm., 13in. Estimate: £50.00 - £80.00 Estimate: £250.00 - £350.00

Lot: 252 Lot: 259 Three small silver brooches fashioned as tennis racquets, one Three bronze figures of tennis players, two of gentleman in with a silver ball and hallmarked Birmingham 1892, the other striking poses, and a smaller figure of a boy in shorts playing two with imitation precious stones and of a similar date with a full size racquet, all on bases, the largest 20cm., 8in. Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 Estimate: £180.00 - £220.00 Lot: 253 Lot: 260

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A pair of bronze lawn tennis figures, both signed E. Loiseau on A pair of continental bisque lawn tennis figurines, a young the base but are after originals by the French sculptor Ruffony, gentleman and a young lady, 24cm., 9 1/2in. high the gentleman is poised for a forehand and the lady a Estimate: £60.00 - £80.00 backhand, both approx. 35cm., 13 3/4in., the lady figure slightly shorter Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 Lot: 270 A Victorian pottery jelly mould by W T Copeland, Stoke-on- Trent, with a tennis design, incorporating crossed racquets and Lot: 261 balls, 16 by 13cm., 6 1/4 by 5 1/4in. A presentation plaque for the Jeu de Paume Open de France Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 2005, in heavy gold coloured metal, ornately decorated Estimate: £50.00 - £80.00 Lot: 271 Three pottery tankards with tennis designs from the Royal Lot: 262 Bradwell Sports Series, including two similar brown glazed A silver plated tennis theme toast rack circa 1900, designed 14 examples but with one modelled with a racquet handle, both crossed lawn tennis rackets on ball feet portraying players who bear a strong resemblance to Jack Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Kramer and Margaret Osborne the 1947 Wimbledon singles champions; a similarly decorated example on a cream ground; sold together with another tankard from the Royal Bradwell Lot: 263 Series but portraying rugby, between 11.5 and 14cm., 4 1/2 A novelty inkpot designed as a heavy silver-plated tennis and 5 1/2in. high (4) racket, circa 1920s, with an unused porcelain inkwell in a ball Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 attached to the stringing, 20cm., 8in. Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 Lot: 272 A rare large size production of the Wedgwood plate titled 'The Lot: 264 Championships Wimbledon' dated 1994, diameter 31cm.,12in., Eight EPNS lawn tennis spoons, including 1 matching pair, from an edition of 250, the commonly found 20cm., 8in. plate housed in a purpose made case was from a 2,000 piece limited edition Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00

Lot: 265 Lot: 273 A heavy glass panel with tennis designs originally installed at a The Wimbledon Centenary Plate 1877-1977, by Spode, limited sports centre in the 1950s, images of lawn tennis and table edition, this numbered 55/1977, diameter 27cm., 10 1/2in. not tennis, curved top, 47 by 40cm., 18 1/2 by 15 3/4in. illustrated Estimate: £80.00 - £120.00 Estimate: £30.00 - £40.00

Lot: 266 Lot: 274 A souvenir of the 1928 Amsterdam Olympic Games featuring A dozen modern lawn tennis souvenirs, all but one ceramic, the lawn tennis, in the form of a hexagonal metal plate heavily other glass, figurines, mugs and other vessels and objects not embossed with laurel surround and male tennis player at the illustrated centre, diameter 28cm., 11in. not illustrated Estimate: £20.00 - £30.00 Estimate: £20.00 - £30.00 Lot: 275 Lot: 267 A ladies fan decorated with a racquet scene with children A Halcyon Days enamel box for the Honda Challenge lawn playing shuttlecocks, late 19th century the children also seen tennis tournament played at the Royal Albert Hall, London, with skipping ropes, printed on cream satin, polished wooden 1997, featuring John McEnroe on the lid., boxed NOT sticks, length when fully extended 71cm., 28in. ILLUSTRATED Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Estimate: £50.00 - £80.00 Lot: 276 Lot: 268 A Klumpe and Roldan of Barcelona doll in the form of a felt and Two 19th century continental bisque figures of tennis players, a cloth tennis player circa 1930s, dressed in a white and off-white boy and a girl both holding a racquet and a ball, the boy in a shirt sweater and long trousers. height 24cm., 9n 1/2in., in good cream coloured costume, the girl in a green outfit, the boy the condition except for one loose sting to the racquet, no labels or larger figure, 33cm., 13in. high tags Estimate: £120.00 - £160.00 Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00

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A fine and rare miniature Victorian bisque doll dressed as a Lot: 285 lawn tennis player, his tennis shirt made of cream cloth A gallimaufry of coloured lawn tennis illustrations all dating to complete with a pink neck-tie, his trousers in cream felt, hand- the 1880s, in modern professional mounting, subjects painted features, hair and shoes, a small metallic lawn tennis comprising 'Our Lawn Tennis Match' and 'We Made The Court racket and ball are tucked into his brown leatherette belt, in Ourselves', both drawn by Arthur Hopkins, 'Lawn Tennis' by excellent condition, 8cm., 3 1/4in. Cyril Hallward and 'Mr Smith Plucks Up Courage' , anonymous, Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 various sizes Estimate: £60.00 - £90.00 Lot: 278 A large felt, straw-filled doll dressed as a lawn tennis player Lot: 286 circa 1960s, in short-sleeved shirt and shorts, holding a lawn Victorian tennis illustrations, i) The Lawn Tennis Championship tennis racket, height 39cm., 15 1/4in. at Wimbledon (The Graphic, 1888), drawn by Arthur Hopkins ii) Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00 Irrepressible enthusiasts - tennis in the Snow (double page), drawn by Arthur Hopkins iii) Mr Hartley winning the cup for the second time, drawn by C.R. (Illustrated London News, 1880) iv) Lot: 279 Lawn Tennis (double page) drawn by A Ernslie, 1881 v) The A photograph of the Cambridge University lawn tennis teams in Lawn Tennis Championships at Wimbledon (double-page), 1913, the 1st and 2nd teams, with their names inscribed in Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic News, 1890, drawn by S T Dadd manuscript below, the group including Harry Frank all monochrome, various sizes Guggenheim (1890-1971) (second-right, front row) the Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00 American businessman, diplomat, publisher, philanthropist, aviator and horseman, illuminated college crest above the photograph, published by Stearn & Sons, Cambridge, in Lot: 287 wooden frame under glass, the image 8 1/2 by 10 1/2in., overall A folio of 20 decorative tennis prints, comprising: 9 various 45 by 55cm., 18 by 22in. Vanity Fair prints, three featuring Michael Michailovitch, two Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 titled 'Baby', two titled 'In His Lighter Moments', 'Thrice Champion' and 'Tennis'; together with 10 various original sheets taken from Victorian magazines and featuring lawn Lot: 280 tennis, real tennis & pelota; and a 1992 limited edition reprint of A poster for Lippincott's Magazine published in August 1898, 'Monsieur Masson, The [Real] Tennis Player' signed in the plate by the artist William L. Carqueville, the Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 image 30.5 by 19.5cm., 12 by 7 3/4in., stamp for Les Maitres de l'Affiche to bottom right hand corner, unframed Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Lot: 288 Milivoy Uzelac (Yugoslavian, 1897-1950) TABLE TENNIS colour lithograph from Uzelac's series of illustrations for Lot: 281 Maurice & Jacques Goddet's 1932 publication 'Les Joies du A high quality reproduction poster of the well known view of Sport', signed in the plate, 42 by 31cm., 16 1/2 by 12 1/4in., tennis at Monte Carlo by Roger Broders originally published unframed circa 1930, mounted, the image 97 by 58cm., 38 by 23in. Estimate: £50.00 - £80.00 Estimate: £40.00 - £60.00

Lot: 289 Lot: 282 After Warwick Nelson (contemporary) TEEN TENNIS an The Art of Tennis - and How To Play It, showing the various artist's proof on card for a colour poster design, unframed, 92 strokes of the game demonstrated by the leading players of by 64cm., 36 by 25in. England, an original poster for the instructional film produced by Estimate: £90.00 - £120.00 The Parkstone Film Co. Ltd., Lytham, 76 by 51cm., 30 by 20in., unframed Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Lot: 290 Continental School Circa 1935, PELOTA: AU PAYS BASQUE, LA PARTIE DE REBOT unsigned, oil on board, 23 by 37cm., 9 Lot: 283 by 14 1/2in., wooden frame; sold with a postcard published by A Chuck Wilkinson designed poster titled 'Tennis' published by Editions d'Art "Yvon", Paris, that reproduces this work (2) Marigold Enterprises, N.Y.C., unframed, 68.5cm., 27in. square Estimate: £120.00 - £180.00 Estimate: £50.00 - £80.00

Lot: 291 Lot: 284 Luis Morris (born 1963) signed, a pencil drawing Three official posters for The Championships at Wimbledon, for heightened with white chalk, 30 by 42cm., 11 3/4 by 16 1/2in., 2005 to 2007, published by The All England Lawn Tennis Club, unframed Luis Morris has gained commissions from The All the 2005 poster is anonymous but the 2006 is signed in the England Club Wimbledon and The Lawn Tennis Association. plate by Alastair Taylor and the 2007 by Matthew Cook, the Estimate: £180.00 - £220.00 2005 and 2006 are mounted, all 71 by 51cm., 28 by 20in. Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

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Lot: 292 Lot: 299 20th Century School TENNIS PLAYER AT FULL STRETCH, A collection of lawn tennis balls in original tins and boxes, tins: WIMBLEDON indistinct signature, oil on board, 30.5 by , THE WIMBLEDON, n.d. (4/4 used); THE 40.5cm., 12 by 16in., unframed WIMBLEDON CENTENARY SPECIAL, 2002, (4/4 mint); THE Estimate: £70.00 - £100.00 WIMBLEDON LIMITED EDITION, n.d. (2/2 mint); Tin/Card - THE CHAMPIONSHIPS WIMBLEDON, 1939 (6/6 used); TRETORN (decorated tin box) CENTENNIAL EDITION, 1991 Lot: 293 (6/6 mint); WILSON, OPTIC YELLOW, n.d. (3/3 used); boxes: Robert Barnete (1931-2006) TENNIS PLAYER AT SLAZENGER, VICTORY, 1985, (6/6 used); DEMON, n.d. (6/6 WIMBLEDON signed, oil on board, 30.5 by 40.5cm., 12 by mint); L.T.A. OFFICIAL, 1949, (4/6 mint); L.T.A. OFFICIAL, 16in., unframed; sold together with an auctioneer's catalogue 1965, (4/4 mint); L.T.A. OFFICIAL, 1973, (4/4 mint); DUNLOP, for the sale of a quantity of Barnete's works (2) FORT, 1949, (6/6 used); FORT, 1978, (6/6 mint); L.T.A. Estimate: £120.00 - £160.00 OFFICIAL, 1979, (6/6 mint); LONG PLAY, n.d. (6/6 mint); PARADIN, VANESSA, with fine Art Deco label, selected for Junior Wimbledon 1938/39, (6/6 used); sold together with a shop display case, n.d., for 10 boxes of Dunlop Fort 'with the Lot: 294 new deep nap cover' A lawn tennis dress circa 1920, in cream linen, belted, long Estimate: £300.00 - £400.00 sleeves and lace-edged collar; sold together with a green cotton fancy dress with white applique tennis racquets, balls and court markings circa 1930s (2) Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 Lot: 300 Two sealed lawn tennis ball cans, Dunlop Fort containing four balls, and Spencer Moulton containing three balls Lot: 295 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 A tennis dress circa 1930s, cream linen, sleeveless, belted short dress, buttoned at the front and with two breast pockets; sold together with a cream, sleeveless tennis dress with pleated Lot: 301 skirt, circa 1940s (2) A wooden case purpose-made for the display of table tennis Estimate: £250.00 - £400.00 balls, and containing over 120 examples from circa 1980s, all now detached from their positions, included are examples from Halex, Hanno, Schildkrot, Joola, Reina, TSP, Kettler, Cor Du Buy, Nittaku, Sunflex and Posno-Sport Lot: 296 Estimate: £50.00 - £100.00 Two 1960s lawn tennis dresses, the first cream linen, sleeveless, zipped at the back and highly decorated with drawn threadwork and embroidery; the second possibly just intended as a fashion dress, but probably a sleeveless cotton tennis Lot: 302 dress, the skirt with two small pleats front and back, each A tube of F.H. Ayres of London regulation leather bottoms enclosing pink and green braid decoration shuttlecocks, the paper tube packaging a little faded, but the Estimate: £150.00 - £250.00 shuttlecock appear seldom used not illustrated Estimate: £30.00 - £50.00

Lot: 297 A sleeveless lawn tennis dress by Teddy Tinling Lot: 303 circa 1960, with drop waist and pleated skirt in man made fibre, Three boxed table tennis sets, i) THE NEW GAME OF WHIFF- the design expressly reserved for Maria Bueno by her tennis WAFF or TABLE TENNIS, by Slazenger & Sons, circa 1900, couturier Teddy Tinling, and bearing two of his personal labels, with two vellum battledores measuring about 40cm., posts with the front opening has six tan buttons and the skirt and neck heavy clamps, net, and tube with four early balls, the rules (with edged with the same colour This dress was never worn by service direct over the net) are printed inside the lid, the box is Maria Bueno but was understood to have been donated by the distressed but complete ii) TABLE TENNIS, THE NEW AND Brazilian champion to a charity. POPULAR PASTIME, by F.H. Ayres, circa 1910, with a pair of Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 vellum battledores measuring about 36cm., very heavy cast- iron, free-standing posts and net plus two old balls, the box is neatly restored iii) TABLE TENNIS LATEST INDOOR GAME, circa 1910, with delightful illustration of the family at play, with a Lot: 298 pair of plain wooden bats, posts (with wire supports) and net A very scarce leather ball used for a game in the Tudor times plus two old balls, all apparently very little used, rules (with probably real tennis, DISCOVERED IN A CHURCH IN service direct over the net) are included NORTHAMPTONSHIRE WHEN A DOORWAY BLOCKED UP Estimate: £350.00 - £450.00 AT THE TIME OF THE REFORMATION WAS REOPENED, stitched leather almost certainly stuffed with horse hair, now somewhat misshapen, the diameter approximately, therefore, is about 1 1/2 inches; sold together with the five other objects Lot: 304 found in the church doorway, comprising: a seal bearing Tudor Three boxed table tennis sets, i) PARLOUR TENNIS THE Coat of Arms, German token, a wooden comb, a wooden POPULAR SOCIETY GAME FOR THE TABLE, with varnished spinning top and a lead musket ball (6) wooden bats and posts (with iron clamps), net and rules Estimate: £500.00 - £1,000.00 (allowing 'tennis' scoring up to 20), fine label with domestic scene, but lid in need of repair, 4 balls ii) PING PONG OR

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GOSSIMA THE NEW TABLE GAME, by J. Jaques & Son, heavy iron base was required, the current condition suggests c.1905, with 2 gilt-decorated battledores measuring about they have hardly been used 39cm., fine turned posts and heavy brass clamps with net iii) Estimate: £200.00 - £300.00 MATCH PING-PONG, balls are included, the fantasy label is in good order but the box is distressed, the 18-page booklet of laws contains useful illustrations Lot: 310 Estimate: £350.00 - £450.00 A complete F.H. Ayres of London lawn tennis set early 20th century, two wooden posts, green painted cast iron bases, netting, boring drills, and net pegging Lot: 305 Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 Three boxed table tennis sets, i) GAMAGE'S TABLE TENNIS, retailed by A.W. Gamage of London, with a pair of heavy wooden bats (by Jaques), very good quality net and posts (all 3 Lot: 311 items marked A.W. Gamage, but the posts apparently supplied A Wimbledon Members' Lawn Chair in the colours of The All by Jaques), the Rules and Directions show that service was England Lawn Tennis & Croquet Club, a wooden folding picnic direct over the net and tennis scoring was used so this is an chair, seat and back cloth in Club colours early set, box in need of restoration ii) PING PONG, by S & B, Estimate: £50.00 - £80.00 Paris, circa 1910, in large wooden box with sliding lid, with a pair of strung racquets, stringing poor, wooden folding net assembly, 'tennis' net and 4 balls, the rules in French and English show direct service and 'tennis' scoring iii) THE GAME Lot: 312 A floor-standing multiple racquet press for use at a tennis club OF TABLE TENNIS, by Williams & Co., Maison de Jeux by the Atlas Company circa 1920s, designed with a wind up Athletiques, Paris, circa 1910, with a pair of vellum battledores, mechanism to hold about a dozen racquets at a time when the about 38cm. in length, pair of 'ribbed' wooden bats, 'tennis' warping of the head frame was a common occurrence, approx. nets, unusual all-wood posts and three old balls, the rules of the 51 by 46 by 31cm., 20 by 18 by 12in, games in French and English show direct service and 'tennis' Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00 scoring, the outside title is very faded but the interior illustration is very fine Estimate: £350.00 - £450.00 Lot: 313 A Victorian multi-racket press for the sport of racquets by H Lot: 306 Gray & Sons of Cambridge, polished mahogany with 3 dividers, all wing-nuts and screws present, maker's stamp not illustrated Marx-A-Serve electric table tennis training machine circa 1955, Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00 battery operated, in very good working order, a ball hit against the back netting will keep returning and a number of balls can be fed in via the ramp, easy assembly and suitable for any large table Lot: 314 Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 A mahogany lawn tennis racquet press by Jefferies circa 1880, designed for four narrow headed racquets, maker's stamp Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Lot: 307 A rare tennis court marker by B. Hirst & Sons of Halifax circa 1885, with registered number 11482 moulded into the cast iron, Lot: 315 the wooden grips are missing, but otherwise in good condition A Victorian multi-racket press for lawn tennis retailed by The lawn tennis section of The Badminton Library, edited by Fortnum & Mason of London, pear-shaped polished mahogany C.G. Heathcote, stated 'the principle is that of the common with 5 dividers, all wing-nuts and screws present, retailer's mark water-wheel, raising the whiting to a platform, whence it is Estimate: £75.00 - £100.00 discharged upon a marking-wheel 1 1/2in. in width.' Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 Lot: 316 A sphairistike racquet circa 1875, Jefferies & Co. stamp to the Lot: 308 tilted head frame, plus additionally stamped on the convex A highly unusual (possibly unique) pair of Victorian wooden wedge SPHAIRISTIKE, and with the other side of the wedge lawn tennis post with no winding mechanism and no heavy stamped FRENCH & Co., LONDON, good condition except for bases, very possibly made privately by a handyman on a grand some broken stringing When Major English country estate, these were supported by an iron rod defined the rules of the modern game of tennis in 1874, he protruding from the lower end which fitted into a tube set in the called it "sphairistike" (pronounced, "sfair-rist-ik-ee"), Greek for ground "playing ball." At the same time, he also referred to the game as Estimate: £100.00 - £200.00 "lawn tennis." According to The Times of London (1927), the name "sphairistike" was dropped very quickly because it was so difficult to pronounce. Wingfield chose the old racquet making Lot: 309 firm of Jefferies & Co. to make his boxed sphairistike sets. The word "tennis" is said to have been derived from the French A fine pair of 'Gardiner's Club Lawn Tennis Poles' made at word, "Tenez" (" here"). In the French game, the server Hoddesdon, Hertfordshire and with a design number first announced "Tenez!" and then served the ball. Certainly by the registered in 1883, a heavy iron support extends from the end short time to the first Wimbledon Championships in 1877 lawn of each pole, this fitted into a tube set in the ground, thereby no tennis had been adopted as the sport's name.

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Estimate: £5,000.00 - £7,000.00 A very rare 'Metallo' lawn tennis racquet with aluminium frame circa 1920, gut strings and cork-covered handle This racquet does not appear to be recorded anywhere. After passing Lot: 317 through the holes of the frame the strings run over a leather A rare and early lawn tennis racquet retailed by Mark & Moody strip. Possibly earlier than 1920 date we have suggested. of Stourbridge circa late 1870s, asymmetrical, with almost Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 perfect thick lateral and vertical stringing, the racquet with a feature whereby an extra lateral string has been added looping around the vertical strings at every junction, additionally there Lot: 324 are eight rows of trebling strings (with just one vertical string 'The Thors' a steel lawn tennis racquet with metal strings by broken), the throat is stamped by the retailers 'Mark & Moody circa 1925, with a wooden handle, recorded in Stourbridge' and just below this is the weight, a hefty 15 3/4 Kuebler ounces, the racquet measuring 68 by 22 by 2.5cm., 26 ¾ by 8 ¾Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00 by 1in. By 1840 a retail business had been established at Stourbridge in the West Midlands by Thomas Mellard. Following his death in 1861, the business was bought by Lot: 325 Kidderminster businessman Thomas Mark, who relocated to A Slazengers 'Steel' lawn tennis racquet with wire strings 1924, the High Street premises where it traded until relatively recent cream painted steel head frame and collar, but with a traditional times. In 1878, George Moody, who had started his career as wooden handle an apprentice, became a partner in the business and Mark and Estimate: £120.00 - £150.00 Moody was founded. Estimate: £1,500.00 - £2,000.00 Lot: 326 An American Dayton 'Cadet' steel racquet late 1930s, cream Lot: 318 coloured steel frame, metal stringing, but with a traditional Four American lawn tennis racquets circa 1900 to 1930, i) THE octagonal wooden handle HUMDINGER by H. J Bancroft, strung with silk ii) THE Estimate: £50.00 - £70.00 BRYANT by Horsman, with convex wedge iii) THE SEARS by Wright & Ditson, with convex wedge, 1920 (Kuebler) iv) THE STADIUM by Harry C. Lee, the first with a slotted shaft, as stated by Kuebler, circa 1910 Lot: 327 A Hazells 'Streamline' (Green Star) lawn tennis racquet 1930s, Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 the triple branch wooden racquet in very good condition except for some broken stringing, additionally bearing a Gray's of Cambridge paper label to grip Lot: 319 Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00 Four American lawn tennis racquets circa 1900 to 1930, i) THE NASSAU No.6 by A G Spalding ii) THE GOLD MEDAL MODEL BW, with unusual patented (1923) stringing at the sweet spot iii) THE STADIUM by Harry C. Lee, the first with a slotted shaft, as Lot: 328 A 'Mark 77' "spaghetti" racquet dating from 1977, the stated by Kuebler, re-strung iv) THE PIM by Wright & Ditson double gut strung racquet, most famously used competitively by 1920 (Kuebler) Ilie Nastase, deemed illegal in 1977 Estimate: £120.00 - £160.00 Estimate: £200.00 - £250.00

Lot: 320 A selection of a dozen English lawn tennis racquets from the Lot: 329 A Macgregor Bergelin 'Long String' racquet circa 1985, semi- mid-20th century, all in fine condition and near-complete octagonal graphite head shape, and with an internal string stringing, the lot including ECLIPSE, VICEROY, DRAGON, tension control mechanism, adjusted by means of an Allen key VICTORY, MARLBOROUGH device, with original head cover Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 Estimate: £80.00 - £100.00

Lot: 321 An early American steel lawn tennis racquet circa 1922, by Lot: 330 A selected group of five badminton racquets to demonstrate the , assignor to the Dayton Steel Racket Co., Ohio, evolution of design from the 19th century to contemporary constructed with 'elastic metal stringing' and a wooden handle manufacture, comprising: a 19th century vellum battledore, Estimate: £50.00 - £100.00 THE CHALLENGE by J & S Sheffield, THE BUCKLEY by Slazenger, THE CHAMPION by Walt Briggs and THE FLEX IT by Carlton Lot: 322 Estimate: £50.00 - £80.00 A patent steel lawn tennis racquet by Hobbies Company, Dereham, Norfolk circa 1920, sometimes said to be the first steel racquet of English manufacture, metal strings, the grip covered in canvas Lot: 331 A selected group of five squash racquets to demonstrate the Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00 evolution of design from the early 20 century to contemporary Lot: 323

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Lot: 332 A fine & rare Art Nouveau silver plate & mahogany table tennis bat circa 1902, the head is mahogany to one side, and cork to the other, the grip is silver plate, set with a presentation plaque inscribed DOSH, XMAS, 1902, lightly impressed retailer's mark for 512 OXFORD STREET [London] and PING PONG CHALLENGE Estimate: £300.00 - £500.00

Lot: 333 A pair of strung table tennis racquets with unusually small heads circa 1900, no maker's mark, one with stringing in superior condition to the other Estimate: £150.00 - £200.00

Lot: 334 A near pair of strung table tennis racquets circa 1900, no maker's mark, probably German, one with stringing in superior condition to the other Estimate: £100.00 - £150.00

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