Sunday 11th July 2021 10.30am BOOKS (PART TWO), FOOTBALL & SPORTING MEMORABILIA

CRICKET BOOKS 1203 ‘The Jubilee Book of Cricket’. K.S. gilt title to spine. Original wrappers Part two Ranjitsinhji. 1897. Limited retained. Padwick 2696. Very good edition of 350 copies signed by condition. Rare £120/160 1201 ‘Arlott & Ackroyd: A celebration Ranjitsinhji, this being number 86. of cricket, wine, poetry and place’. 1208 ‘The Surrey Eleven in 1895. A Hand made paper, top edge gilt, With a commentary by David Descriptive Record of the Matches other edges untrimmed. Original Rayvern Allen. Published in 2002 Played in that Season’. James L. board covers. Staining and ageing by Christopher Saunders, Newnham McCance. Merritt & Hatcher, to boards, bumping to corners, on Severn. Leather bound limited 1896. 60pp Bound in modern green frontispiece bookplate neatly edition number 208 of 295 books cloth, original decorative paper detached, otherwise internally in produced, signed by Norman wrappers retained. Pages complete. good/ very good condition Ackroyd and David Rayvern Allen Padwick 2687. Good/ very good £230/260 to limitation label to inside front condition. Rare £120/160 board. In the pocket at the front is an 1204 ‘The Australian Cricketers’ Team for 1209 F.W. Lillywhite ‘Lillywhite’s Illustrated accompanying signed and numbered 1896 with biographies and portraits Hand-book of Cricket containing etching of a portrait of Arlott by of the players...’. Published by Portraits of Pilch, Box, A. Mynn, C. Ackroyd, together with an unsigned George Howe, London 1896, second Taylor, Lillywhite, Cobbett, Langdon, reproduction of the same etching. edition. Original paper wrappers, Kynaston. Also, The Laws of Cricket, VG £120/160 tipped in to modern cloth. and other useful information’. Edited Padwick 4981, although this second was the best loved by ‘A Cantab’. London 1844. Bound edition not recorded. Light wear and cricket commentator of the 20th in later tan cloth covers, original age toning, otherwise in good/ very , but he was also a renowned wrappers retained. 22pp plus good condition. Rare £300/500 collector and lover of books, wine, adverts. The book was published in poetry and prints. Norman Ackroyd 1205 ‘The Eleventh Australian Tour three versions, one with an engraved (RA) is Britain’s best known etcher. 1902. Particulars of the team, portrait of Lillywhite, a second with He is also a lover of wine and poetry portraits and biographies of all the portraits of four Players, the third and an enthusiastic cricketer. This players’. Published at the ‘Cricket’ with portraits of four Players and book matches eleven of Ackroyd’s Office, London 1902. Original four Gentlemen. This version has the etchings with appropriate pieces paper wrappers with portrait of Joe portrait of Lillywhite. Bookplate of of Arlott’s prose and poetry. It has Darling, of the Australians, J.W. Goldman to inside front cover a commentary by David Rayvern to front cover. Tipped in to modern and handwritten note in pencil in Allen, old friend of Norman Ackroyd blue cloth. Owner’s name annotated Goldman’s hand, ‘Epworth £8/8- and Arlott’s acclaimed biographer in ink to front cover, H.R. Johnson, Nov 1955’. Padwick 386. Some Willesden and dated ‘May 1902’. foxing/ staining to the engraving, 1202 ‘Cricket’. W.G. Grace. 1891. Previously in the collection of H.A. otherwise in very good condition ‘Crown Quarto Edition de Luxe’ Cohen with the sale plate of Cohen £200/300 edition bound in black half leather, laid down to the inside front cover of top edge gilt, other edges untrimmed. 1210 ‘The Cricket Field or The History and the boards. Padwick 4996. G/VG Original black boards with gilt the Science of Cricket’. J. Pycroft. £200/300 lettering, somewhat worn. Limited Boston 1859. Rare first American de luxe edition of 652 numbered 1206 ‘The Australian Cricket Team, 1909’. edition. 238pp plus advertisements. copies, signed by the author Grace, H.V.L. Stanton (“Wanderer”). Original green cloth with maroon this being no. 512. Spine expertly Published at ‘The Sportsman Offices’, spine. Gilt emblem to front, printed replaced with original end papers London 1909. 47pp pre-tour title label laid to spine. Bookplates retained. some rubbing to board brochure comprising an article of Francis Colgate Benson to inside extremities, otherwise a nice copy in by Wanderer, fixture list, player front cover, W.J. Hole to front good/ very good condition biographies, sketch portraits etc. endpaper, and The C. Christopher £250/350 Original decorative colour wrappers, Morris Cricket Library, Haverford the front featuring a kangaroo at College, ‘presented by W.J. Hole’ to Subscriber number 512 was the brandishing a bat, with a inside rear cover. Padwick 394. Front Wilberforce Hamer of Edgeware roaring lion wicketkeeper. Bound in endpaper detached and trimmed. Road, Blackburn. Hamer was a modern blue cloth. Padwick 5008. A Repairs to internal hinges, slight committee member of very good copy £300/400 breaking to page block, otherwise in C.C.C. and for many years captained good condition £150/250 East Lancashire C.C. He also played 1207 ‘The Surrey Team in 1888. Complete football for Blackburn Rovers with scores of all matches played, with full The frontispiece wood-engraving of the famous Lancashire and page portraits and short biographical ‘The Bowler’, William Clarke, differs Test cricketer, A.N. Hornby. Hamer sketches’. Office of ‘Cricket’, London to that in the English editions, and died in 1907 aged 44 1889. Bound in modern green cloth, there is no ‘batsman’ plate. The

90 91 ‘Preface to the American edition’ of Cricketters[sic]...’ Thomas Boxall. Cricket Clubs’ announcing the gives an account of Clarke’s career London: Harrild and Billing, c.1802. publication of and to seek subscribers by William H. Bray. Second edition, second issue, of the to the ‘special edition’. Tipped in to first practical treatise on the game, modern green cloth. Some foxing, Francis Colgate Benson (1898-1962) two parts in one volume, the second otherwise in good condition. Qty 5 was the author of ‘Songs of part containing the laws. 92pp. with £250/350 the Cricket Field’ published in ‘A part of the Subscribers’ page Philadelphia in 1932 1215 ‘Cricket: A Weekly Record of the inserted between pp.vi and 7. The Game’. Volume XI. Numbers 290-319 1211 ‘The Rose, containing Original Poems folding frontispiece engraving, title (28th January to 29th December for Young People’. Mary Elliott. First page and pp 11/12 are facsimile 1892). Complete with title-page and edition, Willliam Darton, London copies on aged paper. Contem- contents page to front. Illustrated. 1824. Printed by G. Smallfield, porary brown calf/ marbled boards. Bound in green half leather, with Hackney. The frontispiece comprises Ownership name in ink to front title in gilt to spine. Includes pictorial two illustrations, one depicting a endpaper of ‘James Newman, Shipley supplements of the ‘English Cricket cricket scene of a match in play, the July 3 1817’. Contained in a modern Team on Tour, South Africa 1891-2’ bowler preparing to bowl underarm, box. Padwick 373. Some creasing to dated 12th May 1892, ‘Surrey Team with reference to a poem on pp covers, otherwise in good condition 1892’ (28th July), ‘ Eleven 24/25 in six stanzas, titled ‘Cricket’. with expert restoration. Rare 1892’ (11th August), ‘The Middlesex Rebound in later brown leather and £1000/1500 County Eleven 1892’, (18th August), marbled boards, gilt title to spine. 1214 ‘Bat v Ball. The Book of Individual ‘The Team 1892’ (25th VG £200/300 Cricket Records, &c. 1864-1900’. August), G.A. Lohmann (27th 1212 ‘Poems’. Thomas Smith. Privately Compiled by J.H. Lester. Boots October), and ‘ v Norfshire published, printed by John Such, Wholesale Printing and Stationery [sic]’ (24th November). Wear to London 1867 for private circulation. Department, Nottingham and board and spine extremities, slight Bound in maroon morocco with London 1900. Four different editions breaking to internal hinges, odd nicks ornate gilt decoration and title to of the title including the scarce to internal pages, otherwise in very front and spine. Gilt to page edges. ‘Edition de luxe’. Editions are the good condition. Rare to see full page Includes two poems on cricket, ‘The pictorial ‘strongly bound in cloth’ supplements within a bound volume Cricket Match. A poem in two cantos’ edition with handwritten dedication £60/90 pp 199-218 containing references in ink to title page ‘To J.W. Goldman, 1216 Cricket in Asia. Five books and to ‘Felix’ and his ‘Catapulta’, and with the compliments & kind regards tour guides relating to India and ‘The Origin of Cricket. Sung at the of A.W. Shelton’, dated 23rd May cricket. Titles are ‘Rivals in Opening Dinner of the Surrey Cricket May 1937. Goldman’s bookplate to the Sun’, Raju Bharatan, Bombay Club’ pp 254-257. Facing the title inside front cover. Publisher’s note on 1952. Rebound in blue cloth. page is a small original photograph page v indicates an ‘Edition de luxe... ‘Pakistan Cricket on the March’, laid down of the author, signed in is being arranged for’. The scarce Qamaruddin Butt, 1957. ink below, ‘Yours faithfully Thos. ‘Edition de luxe’ is handsomely bound Green cloth covers. Some splitting Smith’. Presentation copy with in black calf with marbled endpapers, to spine block. ‘Glorious Battle. India dedication in ink to front endpaper gilt to page edges, gilt title to front vs Pakistan (1979-80)’, Sudhir Talati, to C.G. Hale Esq. ‘with the author’s cover and spine with raised bands to Ahmedabad 1980. Decorative paper compliments’, dated 21st November spine. Owner’s name in ink to front wrappers. ‘The Hindu’ souvenir tour 1867. Bookplate of A.E. Winder endpaper of S. Sassoon, dated 17th guides for the M.C.C. tour to India to inside front cover with a signed August 1900. The paper edition with 1976-77, Australian tour of India handwritten inscription in pencil decorative pictorial paper wrappers, 1979. Also ‘India’s Tour of by John Arlott explaining that ‘The owner’s name in ink to front wrapper 1985-86’, S. Pervez Qaiser, Delhi Cricket Match’ was first published in of V.F.S. Crawford (Surrey & Leices- 1985. G £50/70 1859 under Smith’s pseudonym of tershire 1896-1910). The fourth copy ‘Copthall Chambers’ (Smith’s office was owned by Alfred J. Gaston’s with 1217 Indian Test cricketer signed address). A printed label is attached Gaston’s signature in ink to front biographies. Eight biographies, to the front endpaper, ‘This Volume endpaper, J.W. Goldman’s bookplate each signed by the subject. Includes is printed for private circulation only. to inside front cover, bound by five hardbacks, all with good The author is very desirous that his Gaston in green cloth with gilt title to dustwrappers. ‘Ajit Wadekar/ My Friends should peruse the Preface front, ‘Bat & Ball, J.H. Lester. Cricket Cricketing Years’, K.N. Prabhu, Delhi before proceeding to read the Curiosities, A.J. Gaston’. Lacking 1973, signed by Wadekar. ‘Spin Poems’. Padwick 6526. Fading to title, introduction and advertising Punch’, Dilip Doshi, Calcutta 1991, spine, some foxing to first few pages, pages. Padwick 118. Some wear to signed by Doshi. ‘Gavaskar. Portrait otherwise in very good condition the wrappers of the pictorial paper of a Hero’, Clifford Narinesingh, £150/250 edition, the others in good/ very Trinidad 1995. ‘Straight from the good condition. Sold with an original Heart’, Kapil Dev. Delhi 2004. 1213 ‘Rules and Instructions for playing at single page prospectus with printed ‘. From the Far the Game of Cricket ... to which is signatures addressed to ‘Members Pavilion’, John Cantrell, Stroud 2004. subjoined the Laws and Regulations of the M.C.C. of County and other Also three softbacks, ‘Sandy Storm’,

92 Sandeep Patil, Calcutta 1984. ‘Azhar Spearman, Vettori, Oram etc. In slip The book comes with an original [Mohammad Azharuddin]’, Harsha case. VG £130/160 menu from the 2011 Championship Bhogle. New Delhi 1994, additionally winning Dinner and a facsimile 1221 ‘. A Portrait’. Frank signed by the author and one other. menu from the 1934 Championship Keating. R. Walsh Books, ‘Rahul Dravid. A Biography’, Vedam winning Dinner. VG £60/90 1996. Limited edition number 20 of Jaishankar, New Delhi 2004. G only 50 copies published. Signed to 1225 ‘Sketches at Lord’s’. Michael Down £80/100 title page by Keating and additional and Derek West. London 1990. 1218 Indian cricket. A selection of fourteen signature of Compton in pencil on Numbered ‘Collector’s’ limited signed biographies and Indian cricket piece loose mounted. Sold with edition of 150 bound in full leather histories, including five hardbacks. ‘Cricket’s Great Characters’, Gordon by Books, in slipcase, Two titles are signed by Sachin Ross, 1977, limited edition no. gilt to page edges. Signed by both Tendulkar, ‘Story of the Bombay 94/300, signed by Ross. Qty 2. VG Down and West. Limited edition no. Tournament from Presidency to £30/50 139/150. Very good condition Pentangular 1892-93 to 1945-46’, £40/60 1222 Ronald Cardwell. Four limited edition Vasan Raiji & Mohandas Menon, booklets by Cardwell published in 1226 Gerry Wolstenholme. Three limited Mumbai 2006, and ‘The Indian Australia, each signed by Cardwell edition titles signed by Wolstenholme Masters’, Bill Ricquier 2005. Others and others. ‘The M.C.C. Tour including two hardback facsimile include ‘The Record-breaking Sunil to Australia 1903-1904’, Glebe reprints. ‘Reminiscences of David Gavaskar’, C.D. Clark, Newton 1988. limited edition no. 134/287, Hunter. The Genial Yorkshire Abbot 1980, signed by Gavaskar. additionally signed by Bill O’Reilly. Stumper’ 2001, limited edition no. Two copies (one hardback) of ‘A ‘A Cameo from the Past. W.A. 158/200. ‘Trumper Triumphant. His History of Indian Cricket’, Mihir Brown (N.S.W., Qld., Australia)’, final first-class century in England, Bose, London 1990, signed by Bose Cherrybrook 1996, limited edition Blackpool 1909’ 2002, no. 19/150, and Gavaskar. Also titles signed by no. 147/200, additionally signed in slipcase. Also ‘The West Indian Farokh Engineer, Ramchandra Guha, by Bill Brown. ‘Between Branches. Tour of England 1906’ 1992, no. Vasant Raiji, Anandji Dossa, Harsha A Collection of Writings by Ray 51/500. G/VG £30/40 Bhogle, Kapil Dev, Gulu Ezekiel, Robinson...’, Glebe 1996. Limited , Dicky Rutnagur etc. 1227 Brian Bassano. Three titles including edition no. 138/300, additionally Odd faults, overall in good condition two by Bassano and Rick Smith signed by five contributors, Brian £50/80 signed by both authors. ‘The Booth, Gordon Rorke, David West Indies in Australia 1930-31’, 1219 India and overseas cricket. Three Sincock, Kersi Meher-Homji and Phil Tasmania 1990. Limited edition no. Indian titles including ‘Ramblings of Derriman. ‘Hints to Umpires 1871’, 210/300. ‘A Springbok Down Under a Games Addict’, C. Ramaswami, Cherrybrook 2004, limited edition South Africa on Tour 1931-1932’, Madras 1966. ‘The Encyclopaedia of no. 42/133, signed by Cardwell Tasmania 1991, limited edition no. Indian Cricket 1965’, L.N. Mathur, (twice) and Arthur Watson. G/VG 364/400. Some bumping and wear Udaipur 1965. ‘The Story of the Tests. £40/60 to top of spine. Also ‘M.C.C. in South Vol. I India v England 1932-1059’, 1223 ‘A History of West Indies Cricket’. Africa 1938/39’, B. Bassano, Ewell S.K. Gurunathan, Madras 1961. Also Michael. N. Manley. Andre Deutsch, 1997. Limited edition no. 41/250, ‘The Best of Cricket. West Indies vs London. Revised edition 1990. signed by Bassano and Len Wilkinson England 1895-1974’, Brunell Jones, Numbered limited edition of 100 (Lancashire & England 1937-1947) Trinidad 1974 etc. Qty 10. Some copies available for sale, bound in who wrote the foreword and toured faults, generally good condition full leather with gilt to top edges, in with the M.C.C. team in 1938/39. £40/60 slipcase. Signed by Michael Manley Qty 3. G £40/60 1220 ‘The Immortals’. The Book of New and former West Indies Captain Clive 1228 ‘The Don Meets the Babe. The Zealand Test Players’. Paul Verdon. Lloyd. Limited edition no. 61/100. 1932 Australian Cricket Tour of Auckland 2006. Limited edition Excellent condition £70/100 North America’. With a foreword number 350 of 665 copies, signed 1224 ‘Champions.... about bloomin’ time’. by Sir Donald Bradman. Ric Sissons. by the author and by ‘every living Graham Hardcastle & Chris Ostick. J.W.McKenzie. Ewell 1995. This copy former and present Test player able to Nantwich 2011. Limited de-luxe is no. 106 of a limited edition of 250 complete the exercise’. One hundred subscriber’s edition no. 24/150 with numbered copies, each signed by and seventy signatures to dedicated titles in gilt and slipcase. Signed by Sir Donald Bradman and the author. decade pages. Signatures include W. the Lancashire playing staff and Dustwrapper. VG £50/70 Hadlee, Kerr, Tindall, Rabone, Reid, management who won the County Snedden, Alabaster, Blair, Dempster, 1229 ‘A Legend Dies. The Story of a Tree Championship in 2011, signed by MacGibbon, Meale, Cameron, with a Cricketing History’. David the Chief Executive and Chairman, Congdon, D. Hadlee, Howarth, Robertson 2006. Limited leather the two authors and publisher, and Pollard, G. Turner, Vivian, L.Cairns, bound edition no. 164/200. Signed eleven further Lancashire legends. Chatfield, Edgar, R. Hadlee, Parker, by the author and . Signatures include Tattersall, Bond, J. Wright, C. Cairns, Greatbatch, VG £30/40 D. Lloyd, Simmons, C. Lloyd, M. Crowe, Morrison, Rutherford, Anderson, Allott, Fairbrother etc. Astle, Fleming, Larsen, Nash, Parore,

92 93 1230 Chris Harte. Six titles by Harte, each titles by Whimpress, each signed by 1238 ‘The Chronicle of W.G.’. J.R. Webber. signed by the author including two the author, all published in Australia Nottingham 1998. Original stiffened limited editions. Hardback titles and not readily available in the wrappers. Limited Subscriber’s with dustwrappers are ‘Cricket . Titles are ‘W.G. Edition of 440 copies, this being Indulgence. An Anthology of the Grace at Kadina. Champion Cricketer no. 335. Signed by Webber and the Cricket Writings of Chris Harte’, or Scoundrel?’ 1994, no. 109/300. Grand Daughter and Great Nephew D.M. Harding 1991. ‘A History ‘ Gold. The Origins of Ball of W.G. Grace. G/VG £50/70 of Australian Cricket’, London by Ball Cricket Broadcasting’ 1997, 1239 ‘The 2nd Australian XI’s Tour of 1993. Additionally signed by Richie no. 171/300. ‘Bradman at Adelaide Australia, Britain and New Zealand Benaud who wrote the introduction. Oval. A Match by Match Record’ in 1880/81 with Appendices’. Alfred Softbacks are ‘The Fight for 2005. Limited edition no. 41/100. James 1994. Privately published in 1982-83’, Adelaide 1983, limited ‘On Our Selection. An alternative red boards with gilt titles to spine. edition no. 81/400. ‘Cricket Safari’, history of Australian Cricket’ 2011, Limited edition of 100 copies, this Adelaide 1987, limited edition no. no. 56/200. Also ‘Australian Eleven. being number 70. Signed to the 182/200. ‘Two Tours and Pollock. Snapshots 1945-1995’, limitation page by the author. VG The Australians in South Africa Whimpress and Nigel Hart 1997, £60/90 1985-87’, Adelaide 1988. ‘A Year no. 62/100, signed by both authors. in the Sporting Pressbox’, Bromley ‘The Greatest Ashes Battles from 1240 ‘Unforgettable Men of Mystery: The 1998. G/VG £40/60 Melbourne 1877 to 2009’, Slow Men’. Les Bailey 1976. 46pp Whimpress & Hart, London 2009. book of verse hand written in black 1231 Lancashire. ‘The Professional signature of Whimpress on loose copperplate with gold highlighting, Amateur. The Cricketing Life of Bob mounted card to title page. Qty 6. copied from the author’s own copy, Barber’. Colin Schindler. Nantwich VG £40/60 the original having been presented 2015. Limited edition no. 31/75, to the Duke of Edinburgh. This signed to the limitation label by the 1236 David Battersby. Four limited edition is a presentation copy ‘To Ken author and Bob Barber, and to label titles, each signed by the author. Barrington, a great batsman, who laid to inside front cover by M.J.K. ‘My Summer of 1977’ 2017, limited could have his leg breaks Smith, Jack Bond, David Green, edition no. 50/100. ‘The Forgotten into this book’ and signed by Bailey. Jim Parks and John Murray. Sold Floodlit Encounter’ 2018, no. 43/60. Twenty four subjects are covered with two limited edition booklets ‘ at including , Edmund by Malcolm Lorimer, ‘Archie College’ 2020, no. 34/120. ‘Jessop’s Peate, Johnny Briggs, Bobby Peel, Remembered’ no. 296/424, and Son. The Cricketing Life of Gilbert Colin Blythe, Bernard Bosanquet, ‘Johnny Remembered’, no. 66/225, Laird Osborne Jessop’ 2020, no. , , Tich both signed by the author. Qty 3. G/ 94/115. VG £25/35 Freeman, Clarrie Grimmett, Hedley VG £50/70 1237 ‘Champions.... about bloomin’ time’. Verity etc. The manuscript, with file 1232 ‘Last Over’. E.W. Swanton and David Graham Hardcastle & Chris Ostick. holes to the left edges, is bound in Rayvern Allen. Richard Cohen Books, Nantwich 2011. Limited de-luxe modern black cloth. Not listed in London, 1996. Limited edition subscriber’s edition no. 87/150 with Padwick. Partly laid down to the quarter leather bound copy with titles in gilt and slipcase. Signed by front endpaper is an accompanying gilt to all edges by Boundary Books. the Lancashire playing staff and letter from Bailey to Barrington dated Limited edition no. 53/90, signed by management who won the County 4th November 1980. VG £60/90 the author and Tim Rice. VG £50/70 Championship in 2011, signed by 1241 ‘Cricket Between Two Wars’. Sir the Chief Executive and Chairman, 1233 ‘Googlyman. The Story of H.V. ‘Ranji’ . London. Seventh the two authors and publisher, and Horden’. Rick Smith. Tasmania 2005. impression, 1943. Owner’s name eleven further Lancashire legends. Limited edition no. 294 of 300 copies handwritten to front endpaper of Signatures include Tattersall, Bond, D. produced, signed by the author. VG the football and cricket journalist, Lloyd, Simmons, C. Lloyd, Anderson, £30/50 Eric Todd, dated ‘. May Allott, Fairbrother etc. Includes a 1944’. Odd nicks to otherwise good 1234 Australia. Three limited edition printed sheet tipped in to inside dustwrapper. Sold with an original softback titles, each signed by the rear cover signed by twenty players, ‘Memorandum of Agreement’ issued author(s). ‘. The management and coaching staff of by the publisher, Chatto and Windus beau ideal’, Ric Sissons, limited the 2011 Championship winning of London, to Warner relating to the edition no. 188/500. ‘W.G. Down side. Players’ signatures include publishing of this title, signed by the Under. Grace in Australia 1873-74 Chapple, Anderson, Hogg, Kerrigan publisher, accompanied by a single and 1891-92’, Rick Smith and Ron (on label), Keedy, Mahmood, page typed letter from Haddon Williams, Tasmania 1994. ‘Cricket Procter, Smith etc. The book comes Wittaker of Sporting Handbooks to Brawl. The 1912 Dispute’, Rick Smith, with an original menu from the 2011 Warner dated 25th September 1946, Tasmania 1995. Limited edition no. Championship winning Dinner and agreeing to a 15% royalty. Both 38/225. VG £30/50 a facsimile menu from the 1934 items in modern yellow slipcase with Championship winning Dinner. VG 1235 Bernard Whimpress, sports historian a facsimile of the book’s dustwrapper £60/90 and former curator of the Adelaide to the front cover. Bookplate of A.E. Oval Museum. Five limited editions Winder slipped in. VG £30/40

94 1242 ‘ . The Andrew’ 2003, ‘The Wimbledon Publisher’s grey cloth, titles in blue Official History’ H.S. Altham, John Club 1854-2004’ 2004, ‘The Way It to spine. Light soiling and to boards Arlott, E.D.R. Eagar and Roy Webber. Was’ 2008, and ‘Cricketing Allsorts’ and fading to spine, slight breaking Phoenix 1957. First edition. Original 2018. Also two by , to page block, otherwise in good dustwrapper in good condition. ‘Fragments of Idolatry from ‘Crusoe condition. Unusual to see a signed Nicely signed to title page by Altham, to Kid Berg’ 2001, ‘Footsteps from copy £30/40 Eagar and Arlott. G/VG £40/60 East Coker’ 2010, and ‘The Appeal Norman Percy Grubb was an of the Championship’, John Barclay 1243 John Arlott. Two titles by Arlott, both evangelist, writer, teacher and 2002. VG £50/70 signed by the author. ‘John Arlott’s missionary who served in the Australian Test Journal. Australia v 1249 Signed ‘Fairfield Books’ biographies Belgian Congo in the 1920s. He England 1954-55’. London 1955. and histories. Ten hardback titles, married Pauline Studd, daughter of Original dustwrapper with odd seven of which are signed by the the cricketer, C.T. Studd, who was nicks and tears. ‘Two Summers at author(s). ‘Charles Palmer, More himself a missionary the Tests’. British Sportsman’s Club, Than Just A Gentleman’, Douglas 1253 Umpiring. Four titles written and London 1952. G £25/35 Miller 2005. ‘Sixty Summers. signed by umpires. Two first edition Somerset Cricket Since the War’, 1244 ‘A Tale of Two Tests’. . hardback titles are ‘The ’s David Foot & Ivan Ponting 2006. London 1962. Signed by Benaud. Decision’, Frank S. Lee, London 1955. ‘Life Beyond the Airing Cupboard’, ‘Simpson’s Australians. The England ‘Cricket, Lovely Cricket’, Frank Lee, John Barclay 2008. ‘Of Didcot and Tour 1964’. E.M. Wellings. London London 1960. Good dustwrapper. the Demon’, Anthony Gibson 2009. 1964. Signed to the title page by Bob Also two softback titles, ‘The ‘Gentlemen, Gypsies and Jesters’, Simpson. Lacking front endpaper, Umpire’s Story’, Lou Rowan, Netley, Gibson, Chalke & Barclay 2013. title page detached. Both titles with 1973, additionally ‘The Coloured Counties’, Anthony good dustwrappers. Qty 2. G £20/30 signed by Les Major. ‘Getting it Gibson 2017. ‘The Greatest Season. Right’, Barrie Meyer, Stroud 2006, 1245 ‘Playing it Straight’. , Warwickshire in the summer of also signed by Andrew Hignell. G/ London 1968. Signed by Barrington. 1994’, Patrick Murphy 2019. Also VG £30/40 ‘’, Pat Pocock, London 1969. three unsigned titles, two by Stephen Signed by Pocock. Both titles with Chalke, one by David Foot. VG 1254 John Arlott. Five first edition good dustwrappers. Qty 2. G/VG £50/70 hardbacks, each signed by Arlott, £15/25 some with dedications. Each with 1250 England autobiographies and very good or good dustwrapper. 1246 ‘The Ashes Thrown Away’. E.M. biographies 1960s-2000s. Twenty ‘John Arlott’s Cricket Journal’, first Wellings. Cape Town 1959. Signed to eight titles each signed by the player/ edition, London 1958. Very good the dustwrapper by the two captains, author. Signatures include David dustwrapper. ‘The Ashes, 1972’, Richie Benaud and Peter May. Odd Sheppard, Basil D’Oliveira, Bob first edition London 1972. Both nicks to the dustwrapper, otherwise Barber, Brian Reynolds, Raman Subba with pencil annotation stating Arlott in good condition £20/30 Row, , Tom Graveney, signed each copy at his home in , Derek Shackleton, 1247 ‘The Fight for the Ashes’. M.A. Alresford in 1950. ‘Cricket in the Alan Jones, , Ian Noble. London 1929. Original Counties’, first edition London 1950. Botham, Jack Russell, , blue cloth. Presentation copy with Dustwrapper with some faults. ‘The Andrew Strauss, Kevin Pietersen, signed dedication in ink from George Echoing Green. Cricket Studies’, Graeme Swann etc. VG £50/80 Duckworth who was a member first edition London 1952. Signed of the 1928/29 touring party to 1251 Don Bradman. ‘From Bradman to to title page and with additional Australia. Half title page detached, Cordner- The Melbourne Cricket dedication to front endpaper, ‘to ‘Jim wear and staining to boards. Sold Club and its Ground in World War in friendship and with a dedication, with ‘The Walkers of Southgate’, II’. Alf Batchelor, M.C.C. [Melbourne John’, dated 25th April 1952. W.A. Bettesworth, first edition, Cricket Club volunteer]. September ‘Vintage Summer: 1947’, London London 1900. ‘My Cricketing Life‘, 1995. 64pp in paper wrappers with 1967. Signed with dedication to P.F. Warner, third edition, London c. Club emblem and title to front cover. front endpaper and dated 1967. G/ 1921. Both titles in original green Appears to be privately published VG £80/120 cloth with gilt illustrations to front, for the Club. Boldly signed to the 1255 ‘Charles Barnett’. Andy Wilson. and titles to spine. Light wear to title page by Don Bradman. Not Richard Walsh Books, Somerset board extremities, otherwise in good previously seen by the auctioneer. G 1991. Limited to only forty condition. Qty 3 £50/70 £40/60 numbered copies produced, this is 1248 Signed ‘Fairfield Books’ biographies 1252 ‘C.T. Studd. Cricketer & Pioneer’. an unnumbered presentation copy and histories. Twelve titles, all signed Norman P. Grubb. The Religious signed to the limitation page by by the author. Eight titles by Stephen Tract Society, London 1934. Barnett and the author. G/VG Chalke including six hardbacks, Presentation copy with dedication £40/60 ‘Runs in the Memory’ 1999, ‘ in ink to front endpaper, ‘To Brother 1256 Australian signed biographies. Five in the Memory’ 1999, ‘Guess My Bert in memory of times of closest hardback biographies, four with Story. The Life and Opinions of Keith fellowship, from Norman P. Grubb’. generally good dustwrappers, each

94 95 signed by the subject. ‘Cricket 1258 Australian cricket annuals/ include Barry Richards, , Crossfire’, , London 1956. biography. Two hardback titles, both Jonty Rhodes, Allan Donald, Kepler Signed to official label by Miller. with good dustwrappers. ‘My World Wessels etc. Odd faults to earlier ‘My World of Cricket’, , of Cricket’, Ian Chappell, titles, overall in good condition London 1963. Additionally signed 1973, signed by Chappell. ‘Cricket £70/100 by Mike Denness, Garry Sobers, in Australia’, Published by Benson & 1262 Midlands cricketers signed Jim Parks and . ‘Ins Hedges, Ashburton, 1978 biographies. Five hardback titles, & Outs’, Norman O’Neill, London (first year of issue). Limited edition each with dustwrapper unless stated. 1964. ‘Not Just for Openers’, Keith no. 65/1000, signed by . Titles are ‘A Cricket Pro’s Lot’, Fred Stackpole, Victoria 1974. Also VG £30/50 Root, London 1937. ‘The Ins and ‘Tiger’, Bill O’Reiily, Sydney 1985, no 1259 ‘The Commonwealth Book of Cricket Outs of Cricket’, R.E.S. Wyatt, dustwrapper. G/VG £40/60 No. 2’. Edited by Jim Parks. London London 1936 (no dustwrapper). 1257 ‘Cricket Characters. The Cricketer 1964. Signed throughout to pages ‘Cricket’, , London Caricatures of John ’. 1987. by featured players with good 1952. ‘Professional Captain’, H.E. Signed to ‘Introduction’ caricature by Surrey interest. Signatures include (Tom) Dollery, London 1952. ‘Better Christopher Martin-Jenkins. The book Keith Andrew (signed twice), Geoff Cricket for Boys, Mike Smith, London also signed to individual caricature Arnold, Peter May, Geoff Boycott, 1965. G £40/60 pages by twenty eight players and Colin Milburn, Micky Stewart (3), 1263 Northern cricketers signed other characters. Signatures are Allan Stuart Storey, (3), Barry biographies. Six titles, each signed Border (signed to loose mounted Knight, Ken Barrington, by the featured player. ‘Cricket all card), Geoff Boycott, Martin Crowe, and Deryck Murray (3). Wear and the Way’, Eddie Paynter, London Keith Fletcher, Mike Gatting, Sunil tear to the dustwrapper, otherwise in 1962. Stiffened pictorial boards. Gavaskar, , David good condition £30/50 Also five hardback titles, each with Gower, , Dean 1260 West Indies signed biographies. dustwrapper in varying condition. Jones, , Duleep Mendis, Fifteen modern hardback autobi- ‘For England and Yorkshire’, Herbert Derek Randall, , Zaheer ographies and biographies of West Sutcliffe, London 1935. ‘How to Abbas, , Jeremy Coney, Indies Test cricketers, each signed by become a First Class Batsman’, Richard Hadlee, Kapil Dev, Rodney the featured player, some also signed , Leeds 1949, Marsh, Bob Taylor, Phil Edmonds, by the author and/or others. Subjects poor dustwrapper. ‘Cricket Is My , , Jeff are Clyde Walcott, Garry Sobers (two Life’, , London 1949. Thomson, Bob Willis, Richie Benaud different), Clive Lloyd, Malcolm ‘Cricket Campaigns’, Norman and . Minor age toning Marshall, , Michael Yardley, London 1950. ‘Cricket and wear to the otherwise good Holding, Viv Richards (two different), Merry-Go-Round’, Brian Statham, dustwrapper. G/VG £70/100 Joel Garner, Courtney Walsh London 1956. G £40/60 1258 ‘Cricket Characters 2. The Cricketer additionally signed by Viv Richards 1264 Southern cricketers signed Caricatures of John Ireland’. 2000. and Mike Atherton, Curtley Ambrose biographies. Nine titles including Signed to ‘Introduction’ caricature with signature of Steve Waugh on seven with dustwrappers, each by . The book also card, with Barbados 1966 signed by the featured player. signed to individual caricature pages Independence post card signed by ‘Corinthians and Cricketers’, Edward by thirty nine players and other Sobers, Tino Best, and Chris Gayle. Grayson, London 1955, signed with characters. Signatures are Mike Also ‘Everything Under the Sun’, dedication by Grayson. Some faults Atherton, David Boon, Graeme Jeff Stollmeyer 1983, signed by Jim to dustwrapper. ‘How I Became a Hick, , Inzamam- Swanton. Qty 16. VG £100/150 Cricketer’, Alan Oakman, London ul-Haq, Allan Lamb, Brian Lara, Jonty 1261 South African signed biographies. 1960, good dustwrapper. ‘Playing Rhodes, Sachin Tendulkar, Steve & Twenty two autobiographies For England’, Denis Compton, Mark Waugh. Chris Cairns, Lance and biographies of South African London 1948. ‘Cricket’, , Klusener, Shaun Pollock, Dermot cricketers, the majority hardbacks London 1949. ‘Denis Compton, Reeve, Wasim Akram, Jack Russell, with generally good dustwrappers. Ian Peebles, London 1971. ‘Well, , Paul Adams, Curtly Each title signed by the featured Well, Wells!’. B.D. ‘Bomber’ Wells. Ambrose, Allan Donald, , player, some also by the author. Nottingham 1981. Limited edition Darren Gough, Merv Hughes, Earlier titles are ‘Cricket in the 147/500 signed by Wells etc. Other Malcolm, Glenn McGrath, Muttiah Blood’, Dudley Nourse, London signed copies by Patsy Hendren, Muralitharan, Henry Olonga, 1949, poor dustwrapper. ‘I Declare’, Dickie Dodds and Graham Gooch. G Shoaib Akhtar, Gladstone Small, Phil Jack Cheetham, Cape Town 1956. £40/60 Tufnell, Daniel Vettori, Courtney ‘Sackcloth without the Ashes’, Roy Walsh, Waqar Younis, , 1265 Pakistan signed biographies. Six McLean, Cape Town 1958. ‘Cricket Steve Bucknor, , David hardback titles, each signed by the for South Africa’, Jackie McGlew, Shepherd and Fred Trueman. Lacking featured player/ author(s). Good London 1961. ‘The Trevor Goddard only two signatures, of Ranatunga dustwrappers. Titles are ‘Zed’, Zaheer Story’, Graham Short, Durban 1965. and Healy. Very good dustwrapper. Abbas & David Foot, Tadworth 1983. ‘Cricket Pioneer’, Mike Procter, VG £70/100 ‘Imran Khan’, Ivo Tennant, London Cape Town 1974. Other subjects

96 1994. ‘Playing for Pakistan’, Hanif 1269 New Zealand signed biographies and 1272 Australian signed biographies. Mohammed 1999. ‘For Cricket and autobiographies. A good selection A good selection of twenty four Country’, Waqar Hasan and Qamar of twenty six titles, of which twenty modern titles, the majority hardbacks, Ahmed, Karachi 2002. ‘Cutting are hardbacks, each signed by each signed by the featured player, Edge’, Javed Miandad, Oxford 2003. the featured player. Subjects and some with additional contributors’ ‘ to London’, Younis Ahmed, signatures are John Reid, Martin signatures. Subjects covered in Sheffield 2016. VG £40/60 & Jeff Crowe, Richard Hadlee, Ian hardback are Ian Chappell, Rod Smith, Geoff Howarth, John Wright, Marsh, Steve Waugh (and Rahul 1266 Pakistan signed biographies. Six Lance Cairns, Ewan Chatfield, Chris Dravid), Ricky Ponting, , hardback titles, each signed by the Pringle, Jeremy Coney, Danny Chris Rogers, Shane Warne (and featured player/ author(s). Good Morrison, Ken Rutherford, Mark Gideon Haigh), Matthew Hayden dustwrappers. Titles are ‘All Round Greatbatch, Glenn Turner, Brendon (on label), Ryan Harris, Merv Hughes View’, Imran Khan, London 1988. McCullum, Stephen Fleming, Chris (and Tony Dodemaide), , ‘Wasim’, Wasim Akram & Patrick Cairns, Daniel Vettori etc. VG Justin Langer, Mark Waugh and Murphy, London 1988. ‘Inside Out’, £80/120 Adam Gilchrist. Subjects in softbacks Mushtaq Mohammed, Karachi 2006. are Colin McDonald, Paul Reiffel, ‘Twenty20 Vision’, Mushtaq Ahmed, 1270 Australian signed biographies. A Craig McDermott, Michael Bevan, London 2006. ‘Alim-Ud-Din. A selection of twelve earlier hardback Jason Gillespie, David Hookes, Brett Straight Bat’, K.H. Baloch, M.S. titles, all with dustwrappers unless Lee and Glenn McGrath. VG Parvez & N. Latif. Lahore 2014. stated. Each title signed by the £80/120 ‘Game Changer’, Shahid Afridi & featured player. ‘Cricket at the Wajahat S. Khan, Uttar Pradesh Crossroads’, , London 1273 England signed biographies. A 2019. VG £40/60 1957, lacking dustwrapper. ‘Way selection of fifteen earlier hardback of Cricket’, Richie Benaud, London titles, all with dustwrappers unless 1267 Pakistan signed histories and 1961. ‘Thrown Out’, Ian ‘Chucker’ stated. Each title signed by the biographies. Twelve titles, each Meckiff, London 1961. ‘Slasher featured player. ‘Express Deliveries’, signed by the author(s). Includes six Opens Up’, Ken Mackay, London 1949. ‘Cricket- The Silver hardbacks with good dustwrappers. 1964. ‘My Country’s Keeper’, Wally Lining’, Cyril Washbrook 1950. Titles include ‘The Chequered History Grout, London 1965. ‘Run-Digger’, ‘Bowling’, 1952. ‘Cricket of Pakistan Cricket’, Shuja-ud-din Bill Lawry, London 1966. ‘Captain’s Musketeer’, F.R. Brown 1954. Butt & Mohammed Salim Pervez, Story’, Bobby Simpson, London ‘I’ll Spin You A Tale’, Eric Hollies Pakistan 2003. ‘The Hunt for Peace’, 1966. ‘By Hook or by Cut’, Les 1955. ‘Double International’, Willie Khadim Hussain Baloch, Karachi Favell, Adelaide 1970. ‘Rowdy’, Watson 1956. ‘Many a Slip’, Colin 1997. ‘Wounded Tiger. A History of , Blackwood 1973. Ingleby-Mackenzie 1962. ‘Running Cricket in Pakistan’, Peter Oborne, ‘Lambs to the Slaughter’, Graham Into Hundreds’, Ken Barrington London 2014. ‘White on Green. Yallop, Collingwood 1979. ‘Keith 1963. ‘Talk of the Double’, Fred Celebrating the Drama of Pakistan Miller, the Golden Nugget’, R.S. Titmus 1964. ‘Spinner’s Wicket’, Cricket’, Richard Heller & Peter Whittington, Adelaide 1981. ‘Bowled 1969. ‘Runs in the Oborne, London 2016. Also two Over’, Neil Hawke, Adelaide 1982, Family’, John Edrich (and David hardback signed biographies of signed by Hawke, Don Bradman Frith) 1969. ‘The Hand that bowled Imran Khan and Wasim Khan etc. and Fred Trueman. Faults to some Bradman’, 1973. ‘My VG £70/100 dustwrappers. G £60/90 Story’, Tony Greig 1980. Also ‘Action 1268 Signed large format books. Box in Cricket’, Godfrey Evans 1956 and 1271 Australian signed biographies. A comprising a good selection of twenty ‘Round the Wicket’, Bill Edrich 1959, good selection of thirty mainly one titles, the majority hardbacks both lacking dustwrapper. Faults to modern titles, the majority hardbacks, with good dustwrappers. Each signed some dustwrappers. G £50/80 each signed by the featured player, by the authors or contributors. some with additional contributors’ 1274 England signed biographies 1950s Subjects include general cricket signatures. Subjects include Terry onwards. Box comprising thirty three history, the Cricket , tours, Jenner additionally signed by Ian biographies and autobiographies, cricket pub signs, festivals, grounds Chappell and Shane Warne, Ian each signed by the player and/ or etc. Signatures include Jim Swanton, Chappell, Greg Chappell, Dean Jones, author. The majority hardbacks Trevor Bailey, Ralph Dellor, Stephen , Greg Mathews, Alan with good dustwrappers, the earlier Lamb, Tony Cozier, David Frith, McGilvray, Max Walker, Rod Marsh, titles with dustwrappers in mixed Chris Arnot, Andrew Strauss, Mike (and Alan Davidson), condition. Earlier titles include ‘Close Atherton, David Lloyd, Vic Marks, David Boon, , Michael of Play’, Leslie Ames, London 1953. , Jocelyn Galsworthy Hussey, Mitchell Johnson, Darren ‘Following On’, Alec and Eric Bedser, etc. Includes one multi-signed title Lehmann (and Adam Gilchrist), London 1954. ‘Cricket Through the ‘100 Years of Organised Cricket in Arthur Morris, , Barry Covers’, Tom Graveney, London Barbados 1892-1992, with twenty Jarman, Richie Benaud, Shane Warne 1958. ‘Tackle Cricket This Way’, one signatures to rear autograph (and ), Ashley Mallett, Peter Richardson, London 1958. page including Jason Holder, Keith Michael Clarke, Tim Zoehrer (and ‘Cricket from the Middle’, Doug Arthurton, Tony Cozier, Courtney Alec Stewart) etc. G/VG £80/120 Insole, London 1960. ‘A Typhoon Walsh, Gus Logie etc. VG £40/60

96 97 Called Tyson’, Frank Tyson, London , Steve Smith, Middlesex, Somerset, Lancashire 1961. ‘Close on Cricket’, Brian Close, Graham Gooch, Michael Holding, League etc. Includes ‘Middlesex London 1967. Other signatures Fred Trueman, , Kevin County Cricket Club’, Terence Prittie, include Gubby Allen, Jim Swanton, O’Brien, Glenn McGrath, Shane London 1951, signed by Patsy Trevor Bailey, , Pat Pocock, Warne, cricket World Cup, histories, Hendren. With dustwrapper. Other , Ian Botham, Colin women’s cricket etc. Other authors’ signatures include Graeme Wright, Cowdrey, Keith Fletcher, Tony Lewis, signatures include Gideon Haigh, Adam Chadwick, Brain Bearshaw, Basil D’Oliveira, , David Richard Sydenham, Jim Maxwell, Derek Birley, , Ted Shepherd, , Raman Subba Rick Smith, Ken Piesse, Norman Corbett, Derek Underwood, Hubert Row, , Rachael Heyhoe Giller, Graeme Wright, Tony Cozier Doggart, Jim Swanton, Brian Scovell, Flint, Fred Trueman, John Hampshire, etc. G £30/50 Andrew Hignell, Tim Rice, Wilfred Derek Underwood, , Wooller etc. G £40/60 1278 England modern signed biographies Bob Taylor, Brian Statham etc. G 1980s-2010s. Box comprising thirty 1281 Farokh Engineer. India. Three £80/120 hardback biographies (one softback) hardback titles, each presentation 1275 England modern signed biographies with good dustwrappers. Each copies with dedication to Engineer 1980s-2010s. Box comprising title signed by the author. Subjects and signed by the author. Titles are twenty four hardback biographies include George Lohmann, Wally ‘Spin Punch’, Dilip Doshi, New Delhi and autobiographies, each signed Hammond, , W.G. 2009. ‘The Wisden Book of One-Day by the player and/ or author. Good Grace, George Chesterton, C.B. Fry, International Cricket 1971-1985’, Bill dustwrappers. Subjects are Peter , Plum Warner, Colin Blythe, Frindall, London 1985 (signed twice May, Nasser Hussain, Matt Prior, ‘Demon’ Spofforth, Lionel Tennyson, by Frindall). ‘My Dear Old Thing. Devon Malcolm, Robin Smith, David Arthur Shrewsbury, S.F. Barnes, Talking Cricket’, , Sheppard, Ed Smith, Godfrey Evans, Bill Edrich, Percy Fender, Learie London 1988. Good dustwrappers. Simon Jones, James Taylor, Fred Constantine, ‘Tiger’ Smith, Wilf VG £30/50 Titmus, Graeme Swann, Marcus Wooller, C.P. McGahey etc. Authors’ 1282 Signed cricket histories and Trescothick, Michael Atherton, Kevin signatures include Gerald Howat, anthologies. Box comprising Pietersen, Graham Thorpe, Graham Jan Kemp, Andrew Hignell, Patrick twenty eight modern titles, the Gooch, Allan Lamb, Ronnie Irani, Murphy, Richard Streeton, Alan Hill, majority hardbacks, each signed by Ted Dexter, , Denis Peter Wynne-Thomas, Keith Booth, the authors and/ or contributors. Compton, Derek Pringle and Jimmy David Foot, Clifford Jiggens, John Subjects covered include general Anderson. G/VG £60/90 Lazenby, Anthony Meredith, Andrew cricket history, women’s cricket, The Murtagh, Don Mosey, Brian Scovell 1276 England modern signed biographies Ashes, county and club histories etc. G/VG £40/60 1980s-2010s. Box comprising of Surrey, Essex, Hertfordshire, twenty nine biographies and autobi- 1279 Miscellaneous signed cricket books Lancashire, Durham, Warwickshire, ographies, the majority hardbacks 1940s-2010s. Box comprising a Leicestershire, I Zingari, Enfield etc. with good dustwrappers. Each title selection of thirty eight mainly Signatures include Henry Blofeld, signed by the player and/ or author modern hardback and softback titles, Jerry Lodge, Grahame Lloyd, with the odd additional contributor. covering tours, histories, biographies, Matthew Maynard, Isabell Duncan, Subjects are , Chris collected articles, coaching etc. Each Eric Midwinter, David Lemmon, Broad, Darren Gough, , title signed by the author. Earlier Duncan Hamilton, Simon Wilde, Brian Roland Butcher, Robin Jackman, titles include ‘The English Game’, Statham, Peter Wynne-Thomas, Martin Bicknell, Wayne Larkins, Gerald Brodribb, London 1948, Diana Rait Kerr etc. G/VG £40/60 Dominic Cork, Graham Gooch, signed by Brodribb. ‘Great Cricket 1283 ‘. A Portrait of an Artist Kevin Pietersen, Michael Vaughan, Matches’, Handasyde Buchanan, as a Great Batsman’. Ronald Mason. David Smith, John Emburey, Robin London 1962, signed by Buchanan. London, first edition 1960. Signed to Smith, Colin Cowdrey, Andrew Authors’ signatures include Andrew the front endpaper by Hobbs and the Strauss, Alec Stewart, Jack Russell, Murtagh, Tim Heald, Geoff Lemon, author, dated November 1960. The Mike Yardy, Mike Brearley, Eddie Derek Lodge, James Lawton, Frances Hobbs signature somewhat shaky. Hemmings, , Graham Edmonds, Rowland Ryder, Simon Original dustwrapper with wear and Dilley, Stuart Broad, Len Hutton, Bob Rae, Brian Radford, Brian Bearshaw, loss. Good condition £30/40 Willis (signed by David Willis), Tony Barry Norman, Ralph Barker etc. G/ Cottey, Jonathan Agnew and Robin VG £40/60 Jack Hobbs died in 1963 Hobbs. G/VG £60/90 1280 Signed cricket histories and 1284 Derek West. ‘Guide to James 1277 Signed softback cricket books anthologies. Box comprising thirty Lillywhite’s Cricketers’ Annual’ 1993 1970s-2010s. Box comprising forty one mainly modern titles, the and ‘Guide to Lillywhite’s Cricketers two softback titles, a good number majority hardbacks, each signed by Companion’ 1995. Both signed by biographies, each title signed by the authors and/ or contributors. West. Qty 2. VG £60/90 the player and/ or author with the Subjects covered include Lord’s, 1285 ‘The Datasport Book of Wartime odd additional contributor. Subjects The Oval, , counties Cricket 1940-45’. G.B Andrews. include Sid Barnes, David Boon, including , , Notting- 1990. Excellent guide to war-time Shane & Brett Lee, Justin Langer, hamshire, Durham, Glamorgan,

98 cricket, now out of print. G/VG include Swanton, Lemmon, Firth, and marbled boards. Included in the £25/35 Woodhouse, Bowen, Midwinter, box is a two page handwritten letter Hodgson, Lee, Hignell, Webber etc. in ink from Poole to Warner, dated 1286 ‘Cricket’. A.G. Steel and R.H. Odd minor faults, otherwise in good/ 22nd August 1947, explaining that Lyttleton. The Badminton Library. very good condition £40/60 the book was given to him in 1924 Second Edition, London 1888. by ‘Monkey’ Hornby the year before Owner’s name boldly inscribed 1291 Earlier cricket autobiographies and Hornby died. At the time Poole to second endpaper, ‘Charles F. biographies. Thirty eight biographies, was the rector of Nantwich, ‘I saw Pardon, 112 Fleet Street, E.C. Office the majority hardbacks with generally much of him and he was a most Copy’. Splitting to internal hinges, good dustwrappers. Subjects include delightful parishioner. Bookplate of frontispiece partly detached. Heavy R.E.S. Wyatt, Freddie Brown, Eric A.E. Winder to inside front wrapper. age toning and some wear to boards Hollies, E.R.T. Holmes, Walter Padwick 798. Some age toning and and internally, otherwise in fair Hammond, Denis Compton, Godfrey foxing, otherwise in good condition condition £30/40 Evans, A.C. Maclaren, Bill Bowes, £700/1000 Jack Fingleton, also Australians Keith Charles Pardon was editor of Miller, Don Bradman, Sidney Barnes, 1295 ‘The Cricketer’s Manual for 1848 Wisden from 1887 to 1880 and Neil Harvey etc. G £50/80 containing a brief review of the rise was succeeded on his death by his and progress of the manly and noble brother, Sydney. The brothers were 1292 Cricket biographies. A good selection game of cricket and the laws... by members of the family who ran the of fifty six mainly modern hardback “Bat” [Charles Box]’. Second issue. Cricket Reporting Agency from this biographies, with some histories, the William Brittain, London 1848. 38pp office majority with good dustwrappers. plus three additional advertising Subjects include Tom Graveney, 1287 ‘With the M.C.C. to New Zealand’. pages for ‘The Era’ to the rear. Bound Archie Jackson, Walter Hammond, P.R. May. London 1907. Original in original dark purple limp cloth Michael Vaughan, Fred Rumsey, green cloth boards with titles. Wear with gilt title to front, gilt to page Ian Botham, Andrew Flintoff, Imran and staining to boards to covers, some edges. Padwick 798. The additional Khan, Mushtaq Ahmed, Brian Close, light foxing internally, otherwise in advertising pages mentioned in Mike Atherton, Jack Hobbs, Pat generally good condition £30/50 Weston’s bibliography, but not by Pocock, Keith Miller etc. G/VG Padwick. Light wear to wrappers, 1288 The Ashes. ‘With Stoddart’s team in £50/70 otherwise in good/ very good Australia’, K.S. Ranjitsinhji, London 1293 Cricket biographies. A good selection condition £400/500 1898. Bound in green cloth, original of fifty eight modern biographies, front wrapper retained, lacking 1296 ‘The Cricketer’s Manual for 1849 the majority hardbacks with good rear wrapper. ‘Those “Ashes”. The containing a brief review of the dustwrappers. Includes four titles Australian Tour of 1926’, M.A. rise and progress of cricket, and signed by the subject. Signatures Noble, first edition London 1927. the laws... by “Bat” [Charles Box]’. are Ian Botham, Farokh Engineer, Original green cloth. Handwritten Baily Brothers, London 1849 (only Steve Waugh and Dickie Bird. Other statistics of the tour on pages laid issue). 48 numbered pages. Original subjects include , down to inside front and rear covers red limp cloth covers with gilt title David Gower, Ted Dexter, Jim Laker, and endpapers. Also two titles by to front and gilt to page edges. Don Bradman, Fred Trueman, Shane Jack Hobbs, ‘The Fight for the Ashes Contains the erratum slip relating Warne, Garry Sobers, Archie Jackson, 1932-33’, London 1933, original red to changes in the laws, tipped in Denis Compton, Mike Brearley, cloth with splitting and fading to opposite the title page. Owner’s , Len Hutton, Victor spine paper, and ‘The Fight for the signature in ink of A.W. Reynolds to Trumper etc. G/VG £50/70 Ashes 1934’, London 1934. Some front endpaper. Padwick 798. Good/ staining to original red cloth. Some 1294 ‘The Cricketer’s Manual for 1848 very good condition £300/400 faults as described, otherwise in containing a brief review of the 1297 ‘The Cricketer’s Manual for 1850 good condition. Qty 4 £30/50 rise and progress of the manly and containing a brief review of the noble game of cricket and the laws... 1289 Cricket tour books 1940/50’s. Good character, history, & elements of by “Bat” [Charles Box]’. First issue. selection of thirty eight tour books cricket with the laws... by “Bat” William Brittain, London 1848. for the period. Authors include Arlott, [Charles Box]’. First issue. Baily Original paper wrappers. 39pp O’Reilly, Moyes, Ross, Cary, Cutler, Brothers, London 1850. 102 including an apology for inaccuracies Harris, Wellings, Gilligan etc. The numbered pages. Original green limp on p.39. Inscribed in pencil to the majority of books with dustwrapper. cloth covers with tooled decoration, front wrapper is the rare signature of Some faults, odd duplication gilt to page edges. Owner’s signature A.N. Hornby (Lancashire & England otherwise in good condition £50/70 in ink of George Bennett, dated May 1878-1884, three Test matches), and [18]50 to front endpaper. Padwick 1290 Cricket histories. Two boxes an ink inscription in Plum Warner’s 798. Slight breaking to front internal comprising sixty one mainly modern hand, ‘P.F. Warner. From the Rev. hinge, otherwise in good condition hardbacks, with the odd earlier title. F.O. Poole. This manual was given £300/400 Subjects include a good selection to Poole- by A.N. Hornby- who of County club histories and gave it to me. 28/8/47’. The book The owner’s name, George Bennett, general cricket histories. Authors preserved in modern box in blue calf may be that of the Kent all-rounder

98 99 (126 games 1853-1873) who toured cloth. Padwick 44. A scarce and London 1873. 32pp with eleven with H.H. Stephenson on the first useful guide to the many issues of full colour illustrations including a tour to Australia, 1861/62 Box’s work. Minor staining to original section and illustration of a batsman, wrappers, otherwise in very good wicketkeeper and fielder in Robin 1298 ‘The Cricketer’s Manual [for 1851] condition £300/400 Hood style attire. Original decorative containing a brief review of the pictorial boards with replacement character, history and elements of 1301 ‘The Cricketer’s Manual by “Bat” spine. Padwick 7040. Some wear to cricket, with the laws... by “Bat” (Charles Box). A Short Bibliography. original boards, breaking to internal [Charles Box]’. Baily Brothers, Further Details of the Several hinges, internally in very good London 1851. Three copies of the Editions and their Variations (up to condition £30/50 fifth edition, being the first, second December 13th 1941)’. G. Neville and third issues, each with 110 Weston. Large format typescript 1304 ‘Laws of Cricket Illustrated’. Charles numbered pages. All three issues in comprising twelve pages, bound in Crombie. Published by Perrier, original green limp cloth with tooled faded green card covers with typed London 1907. Complete first edition decoration and gilt title to front, title on label to front cover, tipped in with twelve colour prints with gilt to all page edges. The second to modern cream cloth. Typed label interleaving and Perrier advertising issue incorporates changes to the laid to original inside front cover, page to rear. Original decorative contents page, and includes the ‘Every good wish’ and signed in ink boards. Padwick 7012. Wear and owner’s signature in ink to the front by Weston. Incorporates expanded soiling to boards, internally in good/ endpaper, ‘S Sassoon’, followed details from the original 1936 edition, very good condition £80/120 by ‘gave this book to E. Blunden’ and Weston’s sources of information 1305 ‘Fifty Years of Sport- At Oxford, in Blunden’s hand. The third issue for each entry are recorded by Cambridge and the Great Public incorporates further alterations to the contributor’s initials, including Schools’ Eton, Harrow and the contents page, with the sale plate ‘E.R.W.’ (E. Rockley Wilson), ‘J.W.G’ Winchester. Volume III. Edited by of A.H. Cohen laid down to inside (J.W. Goldman), ‘E.M.G.’ (E.M. R.H. Lyttelton, A. Page and E.B. front cover. Padwick 798. Some Green), ‘H.L.’ (Henry Ling), and Noel. London 1922. Red calf with fading to the wrappers of the first ‘G.N.W.’ (Weston). It seems likely colour schools emblem to front issue, otherwise in good/ very good that this copy was made for one of covers and gilt to spine. Gilt to top condition £400/500 the contributors from an original page edges, other pages untrimmed. held by Weston. Some age toning to 1299 ‘The Cricketer’s Manual [for 1851] Includes some 160 pages on cricket original wrappers, otherwise in very containing a brief review of the with photo illustrations throughout. good condition. Very rare £400/500 character, history and elements of Padwick 1344. Wear and rubbing to cricket, with the laws... by “Bat” 1302 ‘Chats on the Cricket Field’. W.A. boards and spine, otherwise in good [Charles Box]’. Baily Brothers, Bettesworth. London 1910. Original condition £25/35 London 1851, fourth issue incorpo- green cloth with gilt title to front 1306 W.G. Grace. Two titles, originally rating further alterations to the cover and spine. Presentation copy from the library of W.G. Grace, contents page. 110 numbered pages. from the author with a colour relating to the origins of the Grace Original green limp cloth with tooled sketch by Bettesworth to the page family. ‘A Descriptive & Architectural decoration and gilt title to front, gilt preceding the half title page, of a Sketch of the Grace Mausoleum to all page edges. Owner’s name toucan perched on a holly branch in the Queen’s County...’, William inscribed in ink to page preceeding with a label hanging from its beak Shaw Mason, Faulkner Press, the title page, of ‘George W. King. inscribed ‘The Rev. H.A. Rhodes , 1819, limited to fifty copies. Dec. 11. 1863’, followed in pencil from the Author. Christmas 1910’. Illustrated with portraits of the in another hand, ‘... The Old Sale plate of H.A. Cohen laid down Grace family, the mausoleum and Etonian’. Sale plate of H.A. Cohen to inside front cover. Padwick 7175. other family properties. Bookplate to inside front cover. Padwick 798. Small nicks to head and foot of the of ‘Sheffield Grace 1829’ to inside Very good condition with nice, bright spine paper, otherwise in very good front cover. Bound in maroon cloth wrappers £300/400 condition £50/80 leather with modern replacement George William King (Cambridge Walter Ambrose Bettesworth (Sussex spine. Also ‘Lines Written at Jerpoint University & Sussex 1842-1864) was 1878-1883, twenty one matches) Abbey’, London 1823. Dedicated to an Eton scholar and played nineteen was a noted author, journalist and Sheffield Grace, with contributions first-class matches. He served as cricket writer, and was editor of from Grace. Rebound in purple Secretary of Sussex C.C.C. for some ‘The Field’ 1906-1928. H.A. Rhodes, cloth. Includes a family tree of the years, resigning in 1880 headmaster at Cranleigh School, Grace family in Ireland going back was a keen cricketer and an Oxford to the twelfth century. The two titles 1300 ‘The Cricketer’s Manual by “Bat” football Blue previously sold together as lot 608 in (Charles Box). A Short Bibliography’. the Sotheby’s sale of Grace’s library G. Neville Weston. 1936. Limited 1303 ‘Present Pastimes of Merrie England in November 1988. Some wear to edition of only twenty copies, this interpreted from ancient Mss. and boards of both titles, internally in being number seventeen, signed annotated by F.C. Burnand...’. F.C. good condition £80/120 by Weston. Original blue paper Burnand with illustrations by J.E. wrappers tipped in to modern cream Rogers. Cassell, Petter and Galpin,

100 The connection between the Graces Game’ by and John 1313 ‘The Fight for the Ashes in 1934’. of Downend and those of Ireland Arlott, published in 1969 Jack Hobbs. First edition London have not been proved, but W.G. 1934. Good original dustwrapper. 1309 ‘Nottinghamshire Cricket Scores and clearly believed these titles deserved Some staining to original cloth Biographies from 1838’. Volumes I, II a place in his library boards, otherwise in good condition and III. Compiled by C.H. Richards. £50/80 1307 ‘The Game that is Romance. Cricket 1888, 1890 & 1891. Volumes I and Verses’. G.D. Martineau. A rare and II, printed and published by George 1314 Association of Cricket Statisticians interesting typescript comprising a Richards of Nottingham, bound publications. Box comprising a collection of sixty cricket verses by together in red cloth with title page, selection including over ninety A.C.S. Martineau written between c.1924 ‘Fifty Years of Nottinghamshire publications including ‘A Statistical and 1958. 77pp bound in brown Cricket 1838-1887’ and frontispiece Survey’ for seasons 1863-1881, card boards, typed title label to front carte de visite style original ‘Complete First-class Match List’ and gilt title to spine. The poems photograph of the ‘Nottinghamshire Volumes I-V covering 1801-1998. are presented in five sections titled County Eleven 1866’. Volume ‘Cricketers’ series for first-class and ‘Mainly Reflective’, ‘The Young Three ‘1888-89-90’, printed and Minor Counties, South African, Idea’, ‘Heroic Memories’, ‘Test and published by Charles H. Richards, Australian, West Indies etc. Odd Championship’, and ‘War Years’, in original green paper wrappers. duplication. Also thirteen issues and the author has recorded when Padwick 2517. Some wear and loss of ‘The Cricketer International and where each poem was originally to wrappers and spine of Volume III, Quarterly Facts and Figures’ Winter published. Recorded in Padwick, otherwise in good condition. Qty 2 1976- Spring 1989, twenty one no. 6496, as being ‘in John Arlott’s £150/250 issues of ‘The White Rose’ Yorkshire possession; a copy of the typescript C.C.C. magazine August 1984- May 1310 ‘Cricketing References in Norwich is held by The Library of the Cricket 1990, and a further selection of Newspapers 1701-1800 arranged Society’. This copy with a label to programmes, annuals, histories etc. in chronological order’. J.S. Penny inside front cover with handwritten G £25/35 1979. 63pp typescript with 10pp dedication in ink to ‘John Arlott, with preface. Refers to the formation of a 1315 ‘The Cricket Statistician’. Complete gratitude and every good wish from new club in Norwich in 1745 and the run of Volumes 1-20, June 1973- Gerald Martineau’, and bookplate first recorded game which took place December 1977 published by The of A.E. Winder. Winder bought the at Stokeferry reported on 28th May. Association of Cricket Statisticians. copy from Arlott in 1979 for Bound in blue cloth, gilt title to spine. Original typescripts as issued, bound £25. Loosely inserted is a cutting Padwick 2433-1. G £20/30 in four volumes in red cloth with gilt of an article by Martineau, ‘Cricket titles to covers and spine. The first and Bonnie Prince Charlie’ from 1311 ‘The Sportfolio. Portraits and issue comprises a list of approx. the ‘Everybody’s’ magazine. Good biographies of heroes and heroines ninety members, many well known condition £100/150 of sport and pastime’. George contributors to the history and Newnes, London 1896. Originally Gerald Durani Martineau statistics of the game. Padwick 3136. published in parts. Many illustrations. (1897-1976) was a prolific cricket Very good condition £50/70 Bound in publisher’s decorative cloth writer and historian. In Wisden’s with colour illustrations and gilt, with 1316 ‘Sefton Cricket Club 1862-1925’. obituary of Martineau his works a title-page and index at the front. J.D. Lynch. Printed by W. Williams, were described as ‘pleasantly Later title label to spine. Comprises Liverpool 1926. Padwick 2216. written... ideally calculated to arouse full-page pictures of sportsmen of Light wear to wrapper extremities, the interest of the novice and spur the day, with short pen pictures. otherwise good. Also ‘Annals him on to try for himself the master- The cricketers are Abel, J.T. Brown, of Teignbridge Cricket Club pieces’ Fry, W.G. Grace, Gunn, F.S. Jackson, 1823-1883’. Compiled by G.W. 1308 ‘An Almanac of Twelve Sports’. Lohmann, Macgregor, Maclaren, Ormerod. Privately printed 1888. William Nicholson ‘with words Read, Richardson, Stoddart and Some wear to boards, breaking to by Rudyard Kipling’. William Ward, with C.M.Wells in rugby gear. internal hinges, otherwise in good Heinemann, London 1898. The other sportsmen are athletes, condition. Qty 2 £40/60 Comprises a calendar for the year, golfers, tennis players, footballers, 1317 Lancashire cricket. Box comprising a each month illustrated by a sport skaters, chess players, billiard players good selection of over fifty modern with accompanying verse by Kipling. and cyclists. Sale label to inside front booklets and brochures relating to Cricket is represented in ‘June’. Large cover for the Sassoon/ Sotheby’s sale Lancashire County, League and Club format with original pictorial boards. of July 1991. Padwick 7249. Minor histories, including the odd signed Padwick 6989. Some flaking to wear to original boards, breaking limited edition. Clubs featured spine, age toning to boards, breaking to front internal hinge, otherwise in include The Northern Club, East to internal hinges, tear to gutter good condition £100/150 Lancashire Club, Cotton Town, of endpaper. Internally in good 1312 ‘G.L. Jessop. A Complete Record Egerton, Eagley, Rawtenstall, Bootle, condition £250/350 of his Performances in First-class Orsmkirk, Blackpool, Bradshaw etc. Nicholson’s cricket illustration for Cricket’. C.J. Britton. First edition, G/VG £50/70 June was reproduced in ‘The Noblest 1935. Original blue and beige cloth. VG £15/25 100 101 1318 Club histories. Twenty three books Mulvaney, Frith, Valentine, Martin- 30th December 1949. Accompanied and brochures including ‘Northum- Jenkins, Worrell, Arlott, Benaud, by a short original typed letter from berland’s Non-League Cricket Miller, Wellings, Batchelor, Lee, Warner to Garner referring to Charles Clubs’, B.D.R. Stevens 1978, limited West, Compton, O’Reilly, Botham, Barnett (Gloucestershire & England to 120 copies. ‘Cream Teas and Brearley, Fortune etc. The majority of 1927-1948), and enclosing a copy of Nutty Slack [County Durham]’, books with dustwrapper. Odd faults, the book. Slight bumping to corners Jack Chapman 2003, signed by the otherwise in good condition £40/60 and light wear to head and foot of author. Other clubs featured include spine, otherwise in good/ very good 1324 Cricket tour books 1950’s-1990’s. Corbridge, Reading, Camden, condition £40/60 Two boxes comprising a good Royston, Ashington, Tynemouth, selection of sixty six tour books for 1328 ‘Cricket. World Series Cup Finchampstead etc. Odd duplication. the period. Authors include Swanton, 1981-1982 Season’. Richie Benaud. G/VG £40/60 Frith, Arlott, Benaud, Batchelor, Lansdowne Press, Sydney, Australia 1319 . A selection Martin-Jenkins, Fortune, Compton, 1982. Original hardback. Signed to of Society journals and yearbooks Roberts, Wellings, Harris, O’Reilly, the title page by Benaud. Small loss including ‘The Journal of the Cricket Fingleton, Medworth, Miller, to otherwise good dustwrapper. VG. Society’, Vol 1, nos. 1-4. Vol 12, nos. Brearley, Eagar etc. Two titles signed Rarely seen £30/50 1 and 4, and a complete run of vols. by the author, ‘Battle for the Ashes’, 1329 ‘Cricket. An Anthology for 13-16. Cricket Society Newsletter David Frith 2005, and ‘Bumper’, Cricketers’. Samuel J. Looker. nos. 51-60, 1958-1960. Three R.S. Whitington 1953. The majority London 1925. Publisher’s red cloth. Yearbooks for 1958-1960. Sold with of books with dustwrapper. Heavy Unusually, a signed presentation ‘The Cricket International Quarterly duplication. Odd faults, otherwise in copy inscribed in ink to the title Facts and Figures’, thirty four issues good condition £30/50 page,’”All for the Game”. Samuel for the period Winter 1975 to 1325 ‘P.G.H. Fender. A Biography’. Richard J. Looker 20th October 1930’. Light Summer 1987. Qty 69. G £40/60 Streeton. London 1981. Red file foxing and age toning, otherwise in 1320 Association of Cricket Statisticians. containing Streeton’s original draft good condition £30/50 Box comprising a good selection of working typescript for the book first 1330 Yorkshire signed cricket biographies mainly A.C.S. publications including published in 1981. The script heavily and histories. Box comprising a ‘Complete First-Class Match List’ annotated by hand with amendments good selection of thirty nine mainly vols. 1-5, 1801-1998. ‘Statistical and editor’s mark-up for typesetting, modern hardbacks and softbacks, Survey’ for seasons 1863-1881. a hand drawn illustration for the each signed by the authors and/ or A.C.S. International Cricket Yearbook design of the title page etc. Sold with contributors. Biographies signed by for seasons 1989-2011. Various a copy of the hardback book with the subject include Johnny Wardle, histories of cricket grounds, player good dustwrapper. Good condition Don Wilson, David Bairstow, Geoff biographies etc. Odd duplication. £100/150 Boycott, Ray Illingworth etc. Includes Qty 90. G/VG £40/60 1326 Cricket and general sporting interest. ‘Fire and Ashes’ 2009, signed to 1321 Cricket tour books 1950’s-1960’s. Five titles including ‘Lanyard Lyrics’, pages by Boycott, Old, Gough, Good selection of thirty tour books R.P. Keigwin, London 1913. Staining Jarvis, Close, Athey, Illingworth, A. for the period. Authors include to boards, some breaking to page Sidebottom, Silverwood, Dawson, O’Reilly, Fingleton, Moyes, Miller, block. ‘Behind the Stumps’, Godfrey Moxon, Hampshire, White, Hoggard West, Harris, Swanton, Gilligan, Evans, London 1951. ‘The Week-end and Vaughan. Other signatures Wellings, Arlott, Cutler, Dale, Cricketer’, A.C.L. (Leo) Bennett’, include Ken Taylor, , Peebles, Medworth etc. The majority London 1951. Original dustwrapper Anthony Woodhouse, Chris Waters, of books with dustwrapper. Odd with some loss. ‘The Book of Fred Trueman, Don Mosey, Derek faults, otherwise in good condition Cricket’, Pelham Warner, London Hodgson, Alan Hill, J.M. Kilburn, £40/60 1945. ‘Barclays World of Cricket’, Mick Pope, David Lemmon etc. G/ E.W. Swanton, London 1980. Good VG £50/70 1322 Cricket tour books 1960’s-1990’s. dustwrapper. Sold with three general Good selection of thirty seven tour 1331 The Ashes. Box comprising a good sports interest titles include ‘Play! The books for the period. Authors include selection of thirty two signed Best Sporting Stories’, R.J.B. Sellar, Compton, Wellings, Batchelor, modern titles covering Ashes London 1927. Dustwrapper with odd Mackay, Lindwall, Fortune, Ross, from 1948 onwards. The majority nicks and wear. Qty 8. Some faults, Mores, Clarke, Haigh, Laker, Arlott, hardbacks with good dustwrappers. generally good condition £15/25 Frith, Berry, Martin-Jenkins, Benaud, Each signed by the authors and/ Simpson, Roberts, Close etc. The 1327 Pelham Warner. ‘M.C.C. 1787-1937 or contributors. Signatures include majority of books with dustwrapper. reprinted from ‘The Times’ M.C.C. Jonathan Rice, Patrick Eagar, Peter Odd faults, otherwise in good Number May 25 1937’. The Times Baxter, Peter Hayter, Matthew Engel, condition £40/60 Publishing Company. London 1937. Richie Benaud, Jonathan Agnew, Bound in full calf leather, top edge Huw Turbervill, Scyld Berry, Michael 1323 The Ashes and other tour books gilt. M.C.C. colours and gilt title to Atherton, Gerald Howat, Robin 1950’s-1990’s. Good selection front and spine. Signed presentation Marlar, Gideon Haigh, Mark Waugh of thirty six tour books for the copy from Warner to S. Garner, dated etc. G/VG £50/70 period. Authors include Mason,

102 1332 Australian signed cricket histories title additionally signed by the author 1341 Cricket books and ephemera. Two and biographies. Box comprising or contributor. Players signatures boxes comprising a selection of a good selection of thirty three include Don Bradman, , mainly modern (one early) cricket mainly modern titles, the majority Lindsay Hassett, Sachin Tendulkar, reference books, histories, the odd hardbacks with good dustwrappers. Syndey Barnes, Ian Redpath, Tony biography etc., also a selection of Each signed by the authors and/ Lock, Walter Hammond, Bill O’Reilly, mixed ephemera including modern or contributors. Subjects covered Frank Tyson etc. Odd faults to earlier scorecards, programmes, auction include ‘The Invincibles’, Bradman, titles, otherwise in good/ very good catalogues, Lord’s tickets, menus, Ashes etc. Signed biographies include condition £50/70 correspondence etc. Contents Ray Lindwall, Dennis Lillee, Shane include ‘Imperial Cricket’, P.F. 1338 West Indies histories and biographies. Warne, Adam Gilchrist, Steve Waugh Warner, London 1912, original full Fifteen titles including biographies, etc. Includes ‘A Complete History red morocco, gilts to front cover and histories and statistical records of Australian Cricket 1803-1995’, spine. All pages edges gilt. Limited relating to West Indies cricket, Jack Pollard 1995, in five softback subscribers edition of 900 copies, each signed or multi-signed by the volumes in slipcase, each signed by this being number 95. Heavy wear to author or subject. Signed biographies Pollard. Other signatures include boards and spine, internally in good include Clyde Walcott, Roy Marshall, Richie Benaud, Nasser Hussain, condition. ‘The History of the Cricket Frank Worrell and Brian Lara. Gideon Haigh etc. G/VG £70/100 Bat’. Scale replicas of cricket bats Author’s signatures include Peter showing their development, ‘History 1333 ‘Somerset County Cricket Facts Baxter, Peter Hayter, Tony Cozier, Craft’, in original presentation box. and Figures from 1891 to 1924’. Brunel Jones, David Dobson, David G £70/100 Compiled by F.J.C. Gustard. Taunton Tossell, Ivo Tennant, Brian Scovell 1925. Very good condition. Sold with etc. Odd signature on piece/ card 1342 ‘Body-line?’. Harold Larwood. Elkin ‘Essex County Cricket Club Facts laid down. Also ‘Wisden Caribbean Matthews & Marrot, London 1933. and Figures 1894-1947’, Sir Home Cricket. Images of 75 Years of the Original but worn dustwrapper with Gordon, Chelmsford 1947. Slight West Indian Game’, Rob Smyth loss, otherwise in good condition. age toning to wrappers, otherwise in 2004, signed to front endpaper by Sold with ‘Jardine Justified’, Bruce good condition. Qty 2 £50/70 sixteen West Indies players including Harris, London 1933. Qty 2. Some Sarwan, Bravo, Chanderpaul, Ganga, age toning and wear £30/50 1334 ‘The Book of Cricket. A Gallery of Gayle, Ramdin, Rampaul, Sammy Famous Players’. Edited by C.B. Fry. 1343 ‘Sidelights on Sayers’. Philip L. etc. G £50/70 London 1899. Nicely bound in green Scowcroft, Witham 1981. 21pp half leather with marbled end papers 1339 Signed general cricket books. Box original typescript of an article and page edges. Raised bands to comprising thirty one modern published by The Dorothy L. Sayers spine, gilt title to front and spine. titles, signed mainly by the author, Historical and Literary Society Minor wear to boards and spine with the odd player’s signature. including a three page section on extremities, splitting to front internal Subjects covered include tours, ‘Cricket and Dorothy L. Sayers’, in hinge, otherwise in good condition histories, Bodyline, cricket humour, which he describes the interest in £30/50 broadcasting etc. Biographical cricket held by Sayer’s character, subjects include Ken Barrington, Lord Peter Wimsey, and the novels 1335 Australia tour to England 1926. ‘Test Brian Lara, Imran Khan, Ranji, in which those references appear. Cricket’. Small 48pp booklet issued C.B. Fry, Jack Hobbs, Scowcroft also identifies other by brewers Samuel Allsopp & Sons etc. Authors’ signatures include works by Sayers in which cricket is Ltd of Burton on Trent in 1926 for the Christopher Martin-Jenkins, Brian referenced, and acknowledges her Australian tour to England. Contains Scovell, Christopher Sandford, Iain knowledge and enjoyment of the biographies and photographs of the Wilton, Gideon Haigh, Dean Allen, game. Enclosed with the article is a tourists, tour fixtures and cricket Marc Fiddian, Richie Benaud etc. G/ two page handwritten letter dated records. Minor creasing to wrappers VG £40/60 12th May 1981 from Scowcroft otherwise in very good condition to Jim Coldham who had recently £30/40 1340 Cricket tour histories. Box comprising mentioned Sayers in an article in the thirty eight mainly modern hardbacks 1336 ‘Scores of the Cricket Matches Cricket Society Journal. Both items relating to cricket tours. Twelve titles between Rugby & Marlborough’, E.S. tipped in to modern cream cloth. VG signed by the author. Tours featured Andrew, London 1904. Decorative £100/150 include M.C.C. to Australia 1958/59, red cloth. Age toning to covers and 1963/63, to South Africa 1964/65, 1344 ‘Some Interesting Links of Yorkshire fading to spine, minor foxing to early to West Indies 1968, Australia to Cricket’. J.W. Overend 1918’. pages, otherwise in good condition West Indies 1960/61, 1964/65, to Original pictorial covers with image £20/30 England 1964, 1968, 1972, Signed of ‘Yorkshire County Wranglers 1337 Cricket biographies. Box comprising titles are by E.M. Wellings, Bobby at Cambridge’ (Lockwood, Peate, twenty two titles, mainly biographies, Simpson, Richie Benaud, Alan Ross, Ullyett and Emmett). Tipped in to the majority modern hardbacks with Scyld Berry, Vic Marks, Frank Tyson, modern blue cloth. Contents include some earlier titles. The majority with Angus Fraser, Graham Gooch, Brian a history of Yorkshire cricket, early signature of the subject on piece, Close, Ian Chappell, and Merv clubs, festival matches, portraits of card or label laid down, with the odd Hughes. G £40/60 the Pudsey Britannia team of 1875,

102 103 Wilfred Rhodes etc. Padwick 2872. Scott (two signatures), G. Wiltshire KUMAR SHRI RANJITSINHJI. SUSSEX Some age toning to wrappers, (two), C. Cook (three), D.A. Allen, & ENGLAND 1893-1920. rusting to staples, otherwise in good A.S. Brown, A.E. Wilson (five), A small collection of items condition £30/40 H.A. Henson, J.F. Crapp (two), C.A. 1354 Kumar Shri Ranjitsinhji, Sussex & Milton (two), G.M. Emmett, G.E. 1345 ‘Cricket Characters. The Cricketer England 1893-1920. Original ink Lambert, T.W. Graveney, M. Young, Caricatures of John Ireland’. signature of Ranji on card. Mounted J. Mortimore, ‘Bomber’ Wells, D.G. Christopher Martin-Jenkins. London with a copy photograph of Ranji Hawkins, and J.V.C. Griffiths. Tape 1987. Good dustwrapper. G/VG with W.G. Grace and others. Framed reinforcement to spine, some wear to £15/25 and glazed. Overall 13’x13”. Sold paper wrappers, otherwise in good with a modern copy of the Vanity 1346 Signed Somerset and Gloucestershire condition £30/50 Fair caricature of Ranji. Framed and books. Eighteen modern titles, the 1350 ‘Somerset Cricketers’. Stephen Hill glazed. Overall 6”x10”. Qty 2. G majority hardback histories with (also Barry Phillips and Julian Wyatt). £50/70 the odd biography, each signed All four hardback volumes with by the author. Signatures include 1355 Kumar Shri Ranjitsinhji, Sussex & dustwrappers covering the periods Alain Lockyer, Peter Roebuck, Eddie England 1893-1920. Rarely seen real 1882-1914, 1919-1939, 1946-1970, Lawrence, Gavin Turner, Brian Close, photograph postcard of Ranjitsinhji and 1971-2000, published in Fred Rumsey (Somerset), Andy in military attire wearing . Title to Wellington, Somerset, 2016-2019. Stockhausen, Graham Parker, Dean lower border ‘Sri Ranjitsinhji Vibhaji The three later volumes signed by Hayes, Grenville Simons, Andrew 1906-1933’. Postcard by ‘The Roary the authors. Good dustwrappers. Hignell (Gloucestershire) etc. Minor Photo Co’. 3.5”x5”. Sold with four VG £50/70 faults to the odd title, otherwise in mono postcards of Ranji in cricket good/ very good condition £40/60 1351 Cricket tour books. Box comprising attire, Wrench Series, Thiele, photo twenty seven tour books and by Hawkins and Star Series. Plus six 1347 Somerset books, annuals, benefit annuals. Titles include three by Monty cigarette/trade cards, all featuring brochures etc. Titles include Noble, ‘Gilligan’s Men [M.C.C. to Ranjitsinhji. £40/60 ‘Sunshine, Sixes and Cider. The Australia 1924/25]’ London 1925, History of Somerset Cricket’, 1356 Kumar Shri Ranjitsinhji, Sussex & ‘Those “Ashes”. The Australian David Foot 1986. Multi-signed to England 1893-1920. ‘Personalities Tour of 1926’, London 1927, and front end paper, half title page by Stamps Series’ first day cover issued ‘The Fight for the Ashes 1928-29’ thirty two Somerset (and other) 27th September 1973, with three London 1929. Also ‘Duleep. The players. Signatures include Buttler, affixed stamps including a green Man and his Game’, Vijay Merchant, Compton, De Bruyn, Groenweld, Ranjitsinhji stamp. VG £30/40 Commemoration Volume, Bombay Hildreth, Kieswetter, Leach, Munday, 1963. Excellent dustwrapper. Five 1357 Kumar Shri Ranjitsinhji, Sussex Overton, Petersen, Rose, Strauss, ‘News Chronicle Cricket Annual’ for & England 1893-1920. ‘Ranji. A Trego, Trescothick etc. Sold with a 1932, 1934, 1935, 1937 and 1951 Centenary Album’. Vasant Raiji, good selection of Somerset related etc. Some faults, overall in good Bombay 1972. Original decorative histories, biographies, brochures etc. condition £30/40 gold boards. Presentation copy to Qty 35. G/VG £40/60 Marcus with handwritten dedication 1352 Tour guides and benefit brochures 1348 Mixed cricket books. Eight titles to inside front cover from the 1940s-1950s. Official and unofficial including two by Pelham Warner, author to John Arlott, dated 10th tour guides to England include South ‘Lord’s 1787-1945’ 1946, and August 2000. Minor wear to boards, African 1947, 1951, New Zealand ‘Gentlemen v Players’ 1950. Also otherwise in good/ very good 1949 and West Indies 1950. Odd ‘A Correct Account of all the Cricket condition £40/60 duplicate. Benefits and testimonial Matches which have been played brochures include Hedley Verity 1358 Kumar Shri Ranjitsinhji, Sussex & by the Marylebone Club and all 1943, Cyril Washbrook 1948, Denis England 1893-1920. ‘Ranjitsinhji. other Principal Matches from the Compton 1949, Willie Watson 1956 Prince of Cricket’. Percy Cross year 1786 to 1822 inclusive. Henry etc. G £30/50 Standing. Bristol 1903. Original Bentley 1823’. Published by Roger pictorial wrappers. Minor wear to Heavens. Cambridge 1997. Limited 1353 Australia tours to England spine otherwise in good condition. edition facsimile reprint no. 78/400. 1934-1961. Six tour guides including Sold with ‘With Stoddart’s team in Catalogue for ‘The Brockbank three official guides, for 1934 edited Australia. Being the Record of the Cricket Collection’ exhibition held in by A.W. Simpson, 1948 R.C. Robert- 1897-8 Tour’. Prince K.S. Ranjit- 1986. ‘The Cricket Club son-Glasgow, and 1956 Gordon Ross sinhji. London 1898. Paper cover Yearbook. West Country Edition’ for (Playfair). Also ‘Fight for the Ashes’, edition. Some wear to spine, rear 1950/51, 1952 and 1953 etc. G C.G. Macartney, Findon 1948, wrapper almost cleanly detached and £30/50 ‘The Fight for the Ashes’, Archie ‘Spaldings Athletic Library. Cricket Ledbrooke, Cherry Tree 1948, and 1349 ‘ High!’. Compiled by Andy Guide and how to play Cricket’. ‘Rothmans Test Cricket Almanack’ Wilson for the Andy Wilson Benefit Prince Ranjitsinhji. London 1906. 1961. G £30/40 Fund 1953. Signed to players’ Good/very good condition. Qty 3 photographs by seventeen Glouces- £50/80 tershire players. Signatures are C.J.

104 1359 Kumar Shri Ranjitsinhji, Sussex & backs. Varying degrees of staining 1939, full set of fifty. John Player & England 1893-1920. ‘The Hon. to the backs of the three cards of Sons ‘Game Birds & Wild Fowl’ 1927, F.S. Jackson’. Percy Cross Standing. the green backs and nos. 53, 77, 90 full set of fifty. ‘Poultry’ 1931, full set London 1906 with Introduction by and 96 of the brown backs, slight of fifty. ‘Sea Fishes’ 1935, full set of Ranjitsinhji. Original green boards rounding to corners of the odd card, fifty. ‘Aviary & Cage Birds’ 1935’, full with image of Jackson to centre front overall in good condition £100/150 set of fifty. ‘Film Stars’ third series cover. Sold with ‘With Stoddart’s 1938, two complete sets each of 1363 Military cigarette cards 1901-1976. team in Australia, being the record of fifty. ‘Kings & Queens of England’ Eight complete sets of cards. Sets the 1897/98 tour’. K.S. Ranjitsinhji. 1935, full set of fifty. W.A. & A.C. are John Player & Sons, ‘Regimental Fourth edition, London 1898. Green Churchman ‘Howlers’ 1937, thirty Uniforms’ 1912, blue backs, full set of boards with original picture to front nine cards, lacking no. 39 from the fifty, and a full set of fifty brown back cover of Ranjitsinhji in pose. set of forty. Some faults to earlier second series. ‘Military Uniforms of Breaking to front internal hinge, ex cards, otherwise in good/ very good the British Empire Overseas’ 1938 libris and ‘Cricket’. Fry, Ranjitsinhji, condition £40/60 (50). ‘Uniforms of the Territorial Jessop, Townsend and Brann. Edited Army’ 1939 (50). Carreras ‘History of 1366 Transportation cigarette and trade by Gilbert Jessop. London 1903. Odd Army Uniforms’ 1937 (50). Black Cat cards 1922-1963. Six original faults, good. Qty 3 £40/60 ‘Military Uniforms’ 1976 (50). United complete sets. Lambert & Butler 1360 ‘The Jubilee Book of Cricket’. K.S. Dairies ‘British Uniforms of the 19th ‘Motor Cars’ 1924 ‘A Series’ (green Ranjitsinhji. William Blackwood Century’ 1962 (25). Willcocks & back), and 1934 (grey back) (Qty and Sons, Edinburgh 1897. First Willcocks British Cavalry Uniforms of 25). W.D. & H.O. Wills ‘Speed’ 1930 edition. Large format, photographic the 19th Century’ 1963 (25). Good/ (title in white on dark background), frontispiece portrait of the author, very good condition. Also Gallaher’s and 1938 (dark title on white) (50). original cream buckram, gilt coat of ‘The South African Series’ 1901, two John Player & Sons ‘International arms to upper board. Slight browning cards from the series ‘Captain C.F. Air Liners’ 1936, full set of fifty. and minor soiling otherwise in good Cox’ and ‘Lieut. Colonel Calley’ with ‘Modern Naval Craft’ 1939 (50). condition. The book contains a some faults £70/100 Godfrey Phillips ‘Aircraft’ 1938 (54, handwritten letter dated 1904 which appears to be the varnished series). 1364 Military cigarette cards 1901-1917. briefly mentions A.E. Stoddart, Barbers Tea ‘Aeroplanes’ 1956 (25). Various incomplete series (one England Captain. ‘Oh, A.E. Stoddart Kellogg ‘A History of British Military complete). Ogend’s Tabs ‘Leading the renowned cricketer had dinner Aircraft’ 1963(16). Plus one modern Generals at the War’ 1901, eighty with Joe and me tonight. He seems reproduction set of ‘Aeroplanes by three unnumbered cards (odd a very nice chap and is a swell golfer Card Promotions. Odd faults to a duplicates). W.D. & H.O. Wills ‘Vanity ...’. Sold with further books with few cards, overall in good/ very good Fair Series’ 1902, four unnumbered Ranji connections, ‘Ranji’. Roland condition £60/90 cards of White, Chesham, Hamilton Wild. London 1934, ‘Ranjitsinhji. His and Rhodes. Wills Scissors ‘Drum 1367 Non-sporting novels and Record. Innings by Innings’ Famous Horses’ 1909, nine cards, five with biographies. Box comprising Cricketers Series No12, ‘Ranji. Prince horizontal backs, four vertical backs. nineteen non-sporting books, the of Cricketers’. Alan Ross 1985 and ‘Allied Army Leaders’ 1917, five majority hardbacks, some signed two volumes of ‘Cricket of Today cards nos. 16, 24, 25, 28 & 40. by the author. First edition, first & Yesterday’. Percy Cross Standing. John Player & Sons ‘Badges and impression hardback titles include London 1902 of which Ranji wrote Flags of British Regiments’ 1904, six ‘The President is Missing’, Bill Clinton articles. Odd faults, good. Qty 6 numbered brown back cards, nos. and James Patterson, London 2018, £50/70 10, 14, 16, 24, 33 & 50. ‘Riders of signed to official autograph label laid NON SPORTING the World’ 1905, nine cards nos. 4, to half title page by both authors. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS 6, 19, 21, 31, 34, 39 & 40. ‘Arms & ‘For the Record’, autobiography Armour’ 1909, card no. 12. ‘Colonial by David Cameron, London 2018, 1361 ‘Stone Alone. The Story of a Rock ‘n’ & Indian Army Badges’ 1917, full set limited edition signed by Cameron. Roll Band’. Bill Wyman. paperback of twenty five etc. Good condition Also ten first edition, first impression edition. London 1991. Signed to title £60/90 hardbacks by Jeffrey Archer including page by Wyman plus in addition, all seven volumes of ‘The Clifton Viv Richards, Neal Fowles and one 1365 Cigarette cards. Various series Chronicles’ series, ‘Only Time Will other?. The book a little bumped 1914-1939. Ogdens Ruler Cigarettes Tell’ 2011, ‘The Sins of the Father’ at the top right hand corner, pages ‘Birds of Brilliant Plumage’ 1914 2012, ‘Best Kept Secret’ 2013 browned to edges otherwise in good overseas issue, fourteen cards with (signed), ‘Be Careful What You condition £30/40 no frame line to fronts. W.D. & Wish For’ 2014, ‘Mightier Than the H.O. Wills ‘Dancing Girls’ 1915, 1362 Cigarette cards. Gallaher’s ‘Types Sword’ 2015, ‘Cometh The Hour’ three cards nos. 19, 24 & 26. ‘Wild of the British Army’ 1898. Two 2016, and ‘This Was a Man’ 2017, Flowers’ second series 1937, full set complete sets each of fifty cards, one also ‘Heads You Win’ 2018, ‘Nothing of fifty. ‘Dogs’ 1937, full set of fifty. unnumbered set with ‘Three Pipes Ventured’ 2019, and ‘Hidden in Plain ‘The Sea-Shore’ 1938, thirty two Tobacco’ in green to verso, the other Sight’ 2020. Other hardbacks include cards nos. 2-6, 11-22, 28-31 and set, numbered 51-100, with brown ‘On Duty with the Queen’, Dickie 34-44. ‘Garden Flowers by Sudell’

104 105 Arbiter, Dorking 2014 (signed), and and he become one of Spain’s first impression of Dick Francis’ third ‘Tomorrow Will Be a Good Day’, most celebrated artists, his works published novel. Original hardback Captain Tom Moore, London 2020. acknowledged as iconic images of with very good dustwrapper, signed Very good condition with good the Surrealist Movement. He died in in ink to the title page by the author. dustwrappers. Sold with five softback Majorca in 1983 aged ninety Very good condition. Rare £200/300 titles by Paul Henke, each signed by 1371 Railway histories. A good selection 1376 Horse Racing. Dick Francis. ‘Odds the author, ‘Debacle’ 1999, ‘Silent of fifty nine modern mainly hardback Against’. London 1965. First edition, Tears’ 2003, ‘Havoc’ 2004, ‘Tears titles in two boxes, covering railway first impression of Dick Francis’ Until Dawn’ 2005, and ‘Mayhem’ history, and some bus transportation, fourth published novel, his first in the 2020. Odd minor faults, otherwise in with good South West and Southern ‘Sid Halley’ series. Original hardback good condition £80/120 interest. Subjects covered include with very good dustwrapper, signed 1368 Photographic equipment. Eastman general histories, specific lines and in ink to the title page by the author. Kodak. c.1920 ‘No. 3A Autographic routes, steam locomotion, railway Very good condition. Rare £200/300 Kodak Junior’ folding bed camera art, locomotives, model trains, 1377 Horse Racing. Dick Francis. ‘Flying with Rapid Rectilinear lens by Bausch stations, railway postcards, London Finish’. London 1966. First edition, & Lomb and Kodak ball bearing Underground, one bus history etc. first impression of Dick Francis’ fifth shutter. Appears to feature three Odd duplication. G £50/70 published novel. Original hardback serial numbers, 12428 to shutter/ 1372 Railway histories. Thirty titles, mainly with very good dustwrapper, signed lens, 13460 to front panel, and modern hardbacks, covering railway in ink to the title page by the author. 13662 to case. Original leather case. history with significant West Country Very good condition. Rare £200/300 G £40/60 and Southern interest. Subjects 1378 Horse Racing. Dick Francis. ‘Blood The No. 3 Autographic Junior was include steam, branch lines, Great Sport’. London 1967. First edition, produced between 1918 and 1927 Western, Somerset and , first impression of Dick Francis’ sixth and used the A122 rollfilm cartridge steam in Gloucestershire, steam in published novel. Original hardback wartime, includes two histories of bus 1369 Photographic equipment. c.1912 with very good dustwrapper, signed and shipping travel etc. Odd minor Internationale Camera Aktienge- in ink to the title page by the author. faults, otherwise in good condition sellschaft ‘Toska 215’ 9cm x 12cm Very good condition. Rare £200/300 £40/60 vertical folding bed plate camera. 1379 Horse Racing. Dick Francis. Fifty two Appears to be fitted with later SPORTING EPHEMERA first editions (first impressions) of Graflex f/6.8 90mm lens (serial no. The following seven lots comprise an Dick Francis titles including novels, 312184) lacking shutter. G £30/50 excellent near complete collection of biography, shorts story collections In 1909 four camera manufacturers Dick Francis signed first edition titles. and anthologies. All original in Germany joined to form I.C.A. Richard Stanley Francis (1920-2010) hardbacks with dustwrappers. Each in Dresden. The Toska 215 was was a former steeplechase jockey title signed by Francis to the title or produced between 1911 and 1921 who, in 1956, rode for Queen half title page unless stated. Titles Elizabeth the Queen Mother. On include Francis’ autobiography, ‘The 1370 Joan Miró Original drawing of a retiring from racing he became a Sport of Queens’ 1957, signed to card dancing bird in blue ball point pen journalist and crime writer of novels loosely mounted to title page. Titles in the artist’s surreal style on a page centred on the world of horse racing. and dates of publication of novels of the artist’s own letterhead with He collaborated with his son, Felix, by Dick Francis are ‘Forfeit’ 1968, his address in Palma de Mallorca. on later novels who continues to ‘Enquiry’ 1969, ‘Rat Race’ 1970, Flamboyantly signed ‘Miró’ with write in the genre using his father’s ‘Bonecrack’ 1971, ‘Smokescreen’ dedication inscribed by the artist name in the titles 1972, ‘Slay Ride’ 1973, ‘Knockdown’ ‘con un cordial saludo [with kind 1974, ‘High Stakes’ 1975, ‘In the regards]’. Dated 31st July 1979. 1373 Horse Racing. Dick Francis. ‘Dead Frame’ 1976, ‘Risk’ 1977, ‘Trial Run’ Accompanying original envelope Cert’. London 1962. First edition, 1987, ‘Whip Hand’ 1979, ‘Reflex’ is addressed to Mr. Anthony Wray first impression of Dick Francis’ first 1980, ‘Twice Shy’ 1981, ‘Banker’ of Southport. The page measures published novel. Original hardback 1982, ‘The Danger’ 1983, ‘Proof’ 8.25”x11.75”. Mounted, framed with very good dustwrapper, signed 1984, ‘Break In’ 1985, ‘Bolt’ 1986, and glazed, overall 13”x16”. Light in ink to the title page by the author. ‘Hot Money’ 1987, ‘The Edge’ 1988, horizontal folds, otherwise in very Very good condition. Rare £300/400 ‘Straight’ 1989, ‘Longshot’ 1990, good condition £600/900 1374 Horse Racing. Dick Francis. ‘Nerve’. ‘Comeback’ 1991, ‘Driving Force’ Previously sold by Sotheby’s 10th London 1964. First edition, first 1992, ‘Decider’ 1993, ‘Wild Horses’ December 1999, achieving a impression of Dick Francis’ second 1994, ‘Come to Grief’ 1995, ‘To the hammer price of £1200. published novel. Original hardback Hilt’ 1996’, ‘10lb. Penalty’ 1997, with very good dustwrapper, signed ‘Second Wind’ 1999, ‘Shattered’ Joan Miró i Ferrà was a Spanish in ink to the title page by the author. 2000, and ‘Under Orders’ 2006. painter, sculptor and ceramicist, Very good condition. Rare £200/300 Novels written in collaboration with born in 1893 in Barcelona. His Felix Francis are ‘Dead Heat’ 2007 worked gained international acclaim 1375 Horse Racing. Dick Francis. ‘For (signed by Dick Francis to loosely Kicks’. London 1965. First edition,

106 inserted card), ‘Silks’ 2008 (signed otherwise in very good condition Empire Pool Wembley, White City by both authors), and the following £100/150 Stadium, Bangor and Salisbury race both unsigned, ‘Even Money’ courses, R.A.F. Hendon etc. Earlier John Francombe (born 1952) was 2009, and ‘Crossfire’ 2010. ‘Dick programmes include ‘Queen’s champion jockey seven times Francis’ novels written and signed Jubilee. Clumber Festivities 21st June between 1976 and 1985. On his by Felix Francis (unless stated) are 1887’, F.A. XI v R.A.F. XI football retirement in 1986 Francombe ‘Gamble’ 2011, ‘Bloodline’ 2012, match played at , turned to writing and television ‘Refusal’ 2013, ‘Damage’ 2014, 29th October 1947, a ‘pirate’ ‘Front Runner’ 2015, ‘Triple Crown’ 1381 Horse riding boots. A pair of vintage programme for England v Germany, 2016 (unsigned), ‘Pulse’ 2017, black leather long riding boots with , 1st December ‘Crisis’ 2018, and ‘Guilty Not Guilty’ original wooden full length tree 1954, Stoneygate Rugby Club etc. 2019. Others are ‘The Racing Man’s inserts with brass fittings to tops. One programme signed. G £30/50 Bedside Book’ by Dick Francis and Stamped to inside ‘Style C2287. 1388 Billiards. Lot ‘Lance’ Thackeray. Two John Welcome 1969, signed by E2225. Size 8’ and owner’s name original colour prints of billiards both authors, the Francis signature ‘Harrison’ inscribed in ink. Maker and scenes, both published in 1902 water damaged. ‘Lester. The Official date unknown. Used, in good/ very by Landeker & Brown, London. Biography’ 1986 (originally published good condition £50/70 Both prints laid to contemporary as ‘A Jockey’s Life’), signed by 1382 ‘On the Road’. . mounts and titled ‘A Billiard Match’. Francis and Lester Pigott. Short story London 1983. Original dustwrapper. The subjects are ‘Snookered’ and collection, ‘Field of Thirteen’ 1998 Signed to front end paper by Stewart. ‘Kissing’. Each print measures (signed by Felix Francis). Also two G/VG £12/18 6.75”x5”, framed and glazed overall unsigned omnibus editions, ‘Three 15.75”x12”. VG £30/50 Winners’ second impression 1977, 1383 Motorsport autobiographies. and ‘Three Favourites’ 1978. Odd Four hardbacks with very good Lance Thackeray (1869-1916) was minor faults to early dustwrappers, dustwrappers, each signed by the best known for his comic sporting otherwise in very good condition. subject. Titles are ‘All My Races’ and illustrations depicting billiards Rare to see such a comprehensive ‘My Racing Life’ both , and scenes and for humorous collection by this much loved writer ‘Winning is not enough’, Jackie postcards £500/800 Stewart, and ‘Unless I’m very much 1389 Motorsport. A Goodyear mono mistaken’, Murray Walker. Sold with 1380 Horse Racing. John Francome. A printed advertising card of Jack two signed softback biographies by complete collection of all twenty five Brabham at the wheel, signed by and Barry Briggs. Qty 6. novels written by John Francombe to Brabham. 5”x6”. Mounted, framed VG £40/60 date. All first edition, first impression and glazed, overall 7.5”x9.5”. Sold (unless stated) hardbacks with 1384 Bowls. A pair of lignum lawn bowling with a colour photograph of John dustwrapper, each title signed by balls in brown leather like carrying Surtees in race action, signed by Francombe. Titles are ‘Eavesdropper’ case. Date unknown. VG £30/40 Surtees. Framed and glazed, overall 1986, ‘Riding High’ 1987, ‘Declared 13”x11”. Qty 2. G/VG £30/50 1385 Lawn bowls. Silver metal (EPNS) ink Dead’ 1988, ‘Blood Stock’ 1989, stand of a ‘bowler’ standing holding 1390 Tennis and rugby. Two ceramic ‘Stone Cold’ 1990, ‘Stud Poker’ a ball with three more balls at his tankards by Royal Bradwell ‘Sporting 1992, ‘Rough Ride’ 1993, ‘Outsider’ feet. To either side, two inkwells in Series’ c.1940s. Both feature images 1994, ‘Break Neck’ 1995, ‘Dead the form of bowling balls, one with of Jack Kramer to one side and Ringer’ 1995, ‘False Start’ 1996, glass liner, and foliage decoration. Margaret Osborne to the other. The ‘High Flyer’ 1998, ‘Safe Bet’ 1998, Maker’s mark to underside for ‘J.D. tankards, with handles in the form ‘Tip Off’ 2000, ‘Lifeline’ 2000 (ex & S.’ of Sheffield, with lampshade of tennis racquets, slightly different library copy), ‘Dead Weight’ 2002, emblem and registration no. 12426. sizes, 5.5” and 5” tall. Sold with a ‘Inside Track’ 2003, ‘Stalking Horse’ G £70/100 Dartmouth Pottery rugby tankard 2003, ‘Back Hander’ 2004, ‘Cover with raised images of a rugby player Up’ 2006, ‘Free Fall’ 2006, ‘Dark 1386 Fishing. Brass fly reel by C. Farlow to one side and the ball passing Horse’ 2007, ‘Final Breath’ 2008, & Co. of The Strand, London, circa through the posts to the other. ‘Deadly Finish’ 2009, and ‘Storm late 1890s. Original bone winding Approx. 7” tall. Qty 3. G/VG Ride’ 2010. Also two signed autobi- handle. Maker’s mark of a fish to £30/50 ographies by Francombe, ‘Born foot and engraved name and London Lucky’ 1985 (first reprint) and ‘Twice address to side. Approx. 4” diameter. 1391 Sporting ephemera. Box Lucky’ 1989. Sold with ‘Red Rum’, G/VG £50/80 comprising a mixed selection Ivor Herbert, London 1974, signed of ephemera including sporting 1387 Sporting programmes 1887 onwards. to the front endpaper by Ginger books on collectables, rugby An eclectic selection of nineteen McCain who trained Red Rum, the programmes, four modern signed mainly early original programmes three times Grand National winner, miniature cricket bats (England and and magazines covering a range and ‘Foxhunter in Pictures’, H.M. Australia) etc. Other sports include of sports including football, ice Llewellyn, London 1952, signed golf, fishing, boxing etc. G £30/40 hockey, horse racing, greyhound by the author and one other. Very racing, athletics etc. Events held at minor faults to the odd dustwrapper,

106 107 1392 Sporting scrapbooks and ephemera. ‘My Speed King. Life with Donald Years of BBC Sport’, London 1999. A good selection including two Campbell’, Tonia Bern-Campbell Boldly signed to the title and facing large scrapbooks containing cuttings 2002. Also a signed softback, ‘Riis. pages by attendees of the BBC Sports relating to football and cricket. Stages of Light and Dark’, Bjarne Riis Personality of the Year Dinner 2006. Official large format ‘News of the 2012, and a non-sporting hardback, Signatures include , Zara World Professional ‘The Visionary Life of Joseph Paxton’, Philiips, Gareth Chilcott, Richard Hill Championship’ printed draw sheet Kate Colquhoun 2003, signed by the etc. Qty 2. VG £30/50 for the 1961 tournament, fully author. Qty 6. VG £30/40 1402 Rowing. 1930s-1950s. A good printed with the finalists entered 1397 Curling. ‘The History of Curling and selection of sixteen original mono by hand. Over twenty original Fifty Years of the Royal Caledonian photographs, including press newspapers and supplements with Curling Club’. John Kerr. Edinburgh and candid style images, some coverage of the Olympics, cricket, 1890. Large paper edition. 440pp. cuttings, depicting crews on the The Ashes, football, boxing etc. for Sixteen plates. Original pictorial water, celebrating victories etc. the period 1966-2016. G/VG boards with replacement red leather Crews featured include Cambridge £30/50 spine, gilt to top page edges. University winning the Varsity boat 1393 Sporting programmes and brochures. Produced as an association book to race (1930s?), Cirencester Boat Club. Official folding card programme ‘Golf In East Lothian’ by Kerr. Slight Events include the Henley Regatta for the Benson and Hedges Golf rubbing to boards, internally in very 1950s and The Boat Race. Photo Festival, York 1975, signed in pencil good condition £30/50 agencies include Fox Photos London, by thirteen players including Doug Photopress, George Bush, Gillman & 1398 Yachting. Alec Rose, Sanders, Jack Newton, , Co. etc. Sold with a small selection Round-the-World sailor 1967/68. Eamonn Darcy, Graham Marsh etc. of members’ and competitors’ swing Plain envelope postmarked Also ‘Journal of the Thames Rowing badges, Henley Regatta programmes, ‘ Welcomes Alec Rose Club 1951’, official Rugby League ‘Instructions in Rowing’ by Desmond 4th July 1968’, signed to the front programme for Australia v England, Hill 1963 etc. G £50/80 by Rose, ‘Yacht “Lively Lady” second Test, 1974 etc. Qty 5. Odd Round-the-World 1967-68’. 1403 Horse racing autobiographies. faults, otherwise in good condition Enclosed is a signed handwritten note Four hardback titles with very £40/60 from Rose replying to the request for good dustwrappers, each signed 1394 American Football. Colourful his signature. VG £18/25 by the author. Titles are ‘Mince Pie watercolour painting of an American for Starters’, John Oaksey 2003, Rose was knighted in 1968 on football player running with the ‘Frankie’, Frankie Dettori 2004, completing his single-handed ball, number 20 to shirt. Name ‘Lester’s ’, Lester Piggott circumnavigation of the globe of artist unknown, dated August 2004, ‘My Colourful Life. From Red 1994. Mounted, framed and glazed. 1399 Chocolat Meurisse. Full set of six to Amber’, Ginger McCain 2005. Overall 16”x20”. Sold with seven numbered French trade cards c. 1910 Also ‘Seabiscuit. The Making of a American Football pennants 1997 depicting colour scenes of various Legend’, Laura Hillenbrand 2001, and 1998 for ‘Buffalo Bills’, Green Bay sports including Hockey, Lawn Tennis, signed to label by the author. Qty 5. Packers’, ‘Minnesota Vikings’, Dallas Polo, Golf, Croquet, Lawn Tennis and VG £30/50 Cowboys, New York Yankees ‘World Football. Sold with a similar colour BOXING Series. American League Champions card for ‘Era Margarine’, (Belgium?), 1998’, Tennessee Titans and Seattle series no. 66/3, Golf. Each measures 1404 ‘Muhammad Ali. A Thirty-Year Seahawks. All with ‘NFLP 1997 or 4.24”x2.75”. Rare. Very good Journey’. Howard Bingham. London 1998’ to pennant. Each measures condition £70/100 1993, first UK edition. Signatures 29” long. Staining to odd pennant of both Muhammad Ali and author 1400 Olympics London 2012. Official otherwise in good condition £50/80 Bingham signed to label on front album comprising a complete set of end paper of title page as published. 1395 Signed sporting autobiographies. sixty three first day covers featuring Dustwrapper. VG £120/160 Four hardbacks covering rugby, stamps issued to commemorate each tennis and athletics, with very good winner of a gold medal by Team GB 1405 ‘My Bleeding Business’. Terry dustwrappers, each signed by the at the London 2012 Olympics and Downes 1964. Original dustwrapper. subject. Titles are ‘Barry John. The Paralympics. Each cover is franked Signed and dedicated by Downes to King’ 2000, ‘’ 2003, ‘Rod ‘London 2012, Olympic Park, front end paper ‘To Peter, Good luck, Laver’ 2014, and ‘Roger Bannister. London E20’ and the date the medal Terry Downes 9.5.92’. Minor wear Twin Tracks’ 2014. VG £30/40 was won. VG £50/80 and loss to dustwrapper otherwise in good condition £10/15 1396 Sporting biographies. Four hardbacks In the 2012 Olympics, Team GB with very good dustwrappers, each achieved a total of 29 gold medals, 1406 Jack Dempsey. Four original signed by the subject or author. and 34 in the Paralympics postcards and one trade card relating Titles are ‘The First Four Minutes’, to Dempsey. Postcards include two 1401 Athletics. ‘Twin Tracks’. Roger Roger Bannister 2004, ‘Ascent’, of Dempsey in boxing pose, one Bannister. London 2014. Signed to Chris Bonington 2017, ‘Living Every plain back by ‘Boxing News Photos the title page by Bannister. Good Second, Tracey Edwards 2001, and No. 9’, the other by ‘The Meeting dustwrapper. Sold with ‘Seventy

108 Place of the World. Jack Dempsey’s GOLF Boy Brand’ cricket and golf spikes in Restaurant’. Also a colour postcard original decorative card box. Qty 2. 1410 Dai Rees. A pigskin cigarette case of the interior of his restaurant, G/VG £30/40 formerly the property of Dai Rees. and a mono postcard of Dempsey, Gilt initials ‘D.J.R.’ to front. In original 1418 ‘Golfing series’ plate, three quarter length wearing formal box. VG £50/80 decorated in colour with cavalier attire, Verlag ‘Ross’ (Berlin) series no. figure (Crombie) of a golfer and 965/2. The trade card of Dempsey Rees played in nine caddie with inscription ‘All Fools are by A. & B.C. Chewing Gum, All tournaments and captained the team not knaves. But all knaves are fools’. Sports Series no. 116. Worm holes on five occasions in 1955, 1957, Colour golf course illustration to top. to the ‘Ross’ postcard, otherwise in 1959, 1961 and 1967, winning the 10.5” diameter. With Royal Doulton good condition. Qty 5 £30/40 cup in 1957 stamp and reference no. ‘8-10’ William Harrison ‘Jack’ Dempsey 1411 Silver pot pourri holder. Circular to base. Small firing fault to rim, known as ‘The Manassa Mauler’, was decorative holder with perforated otherwise in very good condition. the world heavyweight champion top and figure of a lady golfer. Rare £40/60 from 1919 to 1926 Sterling silver with hallmark to base 1419 Small Royal Doulton spill[?] vase for London 1903, makers mark 1407 Boxing programmes 1943-1962. featuring a colour illustration to ‘W.C.’ William Comyns & Sons. 3” Twenty four official fight one side of a ‘Gibson Girl’ on a diameter, 1.75” tall. VG £60/90 programmes for the period including golf course, surrounded by golfers Joe Erskine v 1957, 1412 Carltonware, Stoke stoneware searching for their ball. Title above Bob Baker v Dick Richardson 1957, circular match holder c.1906 printed and below the image reads, ‘Keep Alphonse Halimi v Jimmy Carson with a colour illustration of two men your eye on the ball. Don’t watch and Johnny Gonsalves v Dave playing golf and caddy. Maker’s the player’. To the reverse, a similar Charnley 1957, Jimmy Newman v stamp to base with registration no. illustration of a man and lady golfer Tommy Molloy 1958, Dave Charnley 333948. 2.5” tall. VG. Rare £50/80 titled, ‘One difficulty of the game. v Mario Vecchiato 1960, Dave Keeping your eye on the ball’. 3.5” 1413 Golf car mascot c.1940s/1950s. Charnley v J.D. Ellis 1962 etc. Also tall. G/VG £30/50 Silver metal car bonnet mascot in boxing tournament programmes for the form of a boy caddy carrying a 1420 Golf. Silver metal EPNS cocktail stick events held at Ice Rink golf bag and clubs on his shoulder. holder comprising six pronged golf 1957, including two original tickets 4.5” tall. Some tarnishing and wear, flags with red enamel decoration, for 18th June and 3rd September otherwise in good condition £30/50 suspended from a top set on a golf 1957, West Ham Boys & Amateur ball, in turn set on circular metal base. Boxing Club 1943, London Schools’ 1414 Golf ink stand. Attractive silver plated Maker’s mark P.H.V. & Co. to base. Amateur Boxing Association 1957 ink stand in the form of a hinged 5.5” tall. Some crazing to the golf etc. Also a small selection of Boxing golf ball on tee with metal liner, ball, otherwise in good condition News annuals, magazines, poster two upright golf clubs to either side. £50/70 fragments laid down etc. Odd faults, James Dixon of Sheffield c.1930. 3” the odd programme with pages tall. G £60/90 1421 Golf ball match holder and striker removed, overall in good condition 1902. An Edwardian match holder 1415 Golf tobacco jar. Carlton Ware jar with £40/60 in the form of a hollowed out ‘gutty’ removable cover c.1910s/1920s. ball with sterling silver rim and 1408 Sgt. Freddie Mills v Pilot Officer Len To one side a colour transfer image crossed golf clubs. Hallmarked ‘H.B.’ Harvey 1942. Official programme for of two gentlemen playing golf with (Henry Hutton Bourne?) Birmingham the World, Empire and British Light a caddy, to the reverse, a crossed 1902. G/VG £60/90 Heavyweight Boxing Championship clubs emblem with golf ball and fight held at the Tottenham Hotspur scroll inscribed ‘Far and Sure’. 5” 1422 Royal Doulton. Doultonville Football Ground on 20th June 1942. tall. Carlton Ware registration no. Collection toby jug of ‘Major Green. Some wear and foxing otherwise in 333948 to base. G/VG £60/90 The Golfer’. 1985. 4.25” tall, in good condition £25/35 original box. VG £20/30 1416 ‘Brev’ number 107244 Swiss made 1409 Henry Cooper. Signed ‘Autographed pocket watch set in a case in the form 1423 Tiger Woods. Official 1996 PGA Editions’ photograph of Cooper of a flattened Dunlop ‘square mesh’ Golf Championship players’ named in action against Mohammad Ali, golf ball with hinged lid c.1924. enamel money clip, engraved ‘1996’ and a mono print of a battered ‘Dunlop 5’ to lid and base. Maker’s and ‘Tiger Woods’ with enamel PGA and bleeding Cooper celebrating a mark and registration number to emblem to centre. VG £70/100 victory. Both prints signed by Cooper. inside of lid. The watch appears to be Tiger Woods turned professional in Each framed and glazed, measuring in working order. 1.5” diameter. G/ 1996 at the age of 20 and, in the approx. 11”x13”. VG £40/60 VG £60/90 same year, was named PGA Tour 1417 Golfing plate with humorous hand Rookie of the Year painted golfing scene. Floral and 1424 ‘19th PGA Championship’. Southern fruit decoration to rim, scalloped Hills 2007. Official money clip edges. Crown Ducal Florentine. 8” produced by Malcolm De Mille for diameter. Sold with a packet of ‘Black

108 109 the championships held in Tulsa, 1430 ‘Mr. John D. Dunn bunkered- Golf images to become three dimensional Oklahoma. VG £30/50 Links, Hardelot, pres Boulogne- images by looking through a special sur-Mer’ c.1910. Original colour stereoscope viewer. The photographs Tiger Woods won the 2007 Champi- postcard of Dunn playing a bunker by Underwood & Underwood onship by two strokes, winning the shot with a boy caddy and one other Publishers, Westwood, New Jersey. competition for the fourth time looking on. Printed details of the No. U-87881. The photographs each 1425 and . Hardelot course to verso. Valentine measure 3”x3.25” and overall on Colour photograph of Palmer in series. VG. Sold with a signed printed card mount 7”x3.5”. Rare. VG action on the fairway, signed by image of Edward R. Tipple, the £30/50 Palmer. Framed and glazed, overall Langley Park professional, signed 1434 John ‘Jack’ White. Sepia real 11”x13”. Also a colour photograph and dated 1931. £20/30 photograph postcard of white, half of Nick Faldo playing out of a bunker, 1431 ‘Golf Player “Driving” the Ball’. length wearing a cap, smoking a pipe signed by Faldo. Framed and glazed, Metropolitan Series no. 827 and and inspecting a card. Annotation to 14.5”x12”. Qty 2. VG £30/50 Golfer playing out of the bunker’. verso suggests the photograph was 1426 Three ceramic golf tankards Bay State Publishing Company. Two taken at Sunningdale. Date and c.1950s/1960s, each depicting golf pairs of original sepia and mono publisher unknown. VG £30/50 scenes to the sides. Makers are stereoscopic photographs of a Jack White won the Open Champi- Royal Bradwell ‘Sports Series’, one golfers. The pair of two very similar onship in 1904 at Royal St. Georges with brown ground, the other white, photographs are laid down to original the white tankard cracked. The photographer’s card mount to enable 1435 Humorous golf postcards. Three other by Dartmouth Pottery. Faults two dimensional images to become golfing postcards, one handcoloured, as described, otherwise in good three dimensional images by looking ‘The Life Saving Crew at 10th condition £30/50 through a special stereoscope viewer. Hole- No. 3 Course, Pinehurst The photographs each measure N.C.’ published by Jos. I. O’Brien, 1427 Golfing ceramics. Selection, a small 3”x3” and overall on card mount Pinehurst Pharmacy, The Albertype jug, small finger bowl, an egg cup 7”x3.5”. Some wear and creasing Co., Brooklyn, N.Y. Postmarked and two golf club head shaped. Each to the first card affecting one of the New York, 1927. Also ‘A Full with a club title ‘Astbury Glof Club, images, small adhesive mark to verso, Mashie Swing’, Taylor Art Co., and Riddells Bay Golf Club, Sunningdale otherwise both in good condition. a “Pictorial Comedy” postcard by Glof Club and the salt and pepper Qty 2 £40/60 James Henderson & Sons, London. pots with the initials ‘W.G.C.. Sold with a football advertising Makers include ‘China Originals’, 1432 ‘Martini Golf Charts of Famous postcard for A.W. Gamage, Holborn, ‘Wedgewood Hotelware’ ‘Wood & British Golf Courses. Early 1950’s. London. Qty 4. G/VG £20/30 Sons. ’ etc. Various sizes. Qty Two course guide booklets published 5. G £30/40 by L. Claughton Darbyshire, London, 1436 ‘Huntley & Palmers Biscuits’. Early for Martini & Rossi Ltd. Clubs are colour advertising card (c.1880s) with 1428 ‘Premier’ Golf Book 1905. Port Rush (No. 37) and St. Andrew’s image of golf being played. To verso, Small golf scoring booklet with (41). Plus two advertising ‘score printed details of the company’s hallmarked silver clasp and bakelite cards’ for ‘Evening Dispatch’ and product range, with details in French covers with colour illustration of as ‘Illingworth’s Madrigal Pipe Mixture’, for the ‘Grand Prix de L’Exposition golfer to front. Maker’s mark for a early New Years greetings card, Universelle de Paris 1878’. 3”x4.5”. ‘W.H.H.’ (William Hair Haseler), some slight loss and two white cards Minor age toning, some wear to Birmingham 1905. Wear to front with printed heading, one for ‘St. verso, otherwise in good condition cover, some splitting to rear cover, Andrews’ and the other for ‘The Club £30/50 otherwise in good condition £25/35 House, Hoylake’. On the St Andrews 1437 Golf ink blotters 1900s-1930s. A 1429 Lady golfer postcards early 1900s card there is a handwritten quote selection of mainly American original onwards. Six original colour by Harold Hilton, taken from Golf unused ink blotters, each featuring postcards and one mono, each Illustrated May 1914 regarding the humorous and other golf scenes. featuring a lady golfer. Includes an new Amateur Champion, presumably Includes three published by Gerlach- advertising postcard for Lowney’s James Jenkins who won in that year. Barklow, Joliet, Illinois 1928-1930. Chocolates (series no. 6). Other G £30/40 Two by ‘FAS’, ‘Foursome’ and ‘A titles include ‘If you can manage...’, 1433 ‘The sleep-walker at home- why Mental Hazard’, series nos. 522 and ‘A Tee Party’, ‘Fore’ etc. Publishers Mrs. Golfington wants a divorce’. 523. Others published by Groner include G.H. Paris, Edward Gross, Copyright 1906. Pair of original Printing Company, Boston, ‘Griffin New York, ‘Premier’ Series, A. Vivian sepia stereoscopic photographs of Allwite’ shoe polish, New York, and Mansell, London etc. Qty 7. Plus a humorous scene of a golfer in his ‘Balmosa’ London c.1905. Some loss five colour advertising trade cards pyjamas standing on his bed taking a to the Balmosa blotter, others in very featuring lady golfers, advertisers swing with a golf club while his wife good condition £40/60 include Humphreys Witch Hazel Oil cowers under the bed clothes. The (USA), Lucas Paint, Evans & Sons 1438 Golf signatures. Two nice signatures two very similar photographs are laid (New York) etc. Odd minor faults in ink of golfers on pieces. Signatures down to original photographer’s card otherwise good £40/60 are James Ockenden and Charles mount to enable two dimensional

110 Whitcombe. Sold with one other lacking tees. In original box with and spine. Some wear to boards, unidentified signature on piece laid printed illustrated instructions to top bumping to corners, otherwise in to small card. Qty 3. VG £30/40 and inside of the hinged lid. Splitting good condition. Qty 2 £40/60 to lid hinge, minor wear to box, James Ockenden made twelve 1451 ‘Golf in Theory and Practice’. H.S.C. otherwise in good condition £25/35 appearances in The Open, best Everard. First reprint, London 1897. a best finish of seventh in 1914. 1446 ‘After Dinner Golf’. Horace G. Red publisher’s cloth with golfer Charles Whitcombe’s best result in a Hutchinson. Illustrated by R. Andre. illustration to front and gilt title to major was third in the 1935 Open Brighton 1986. Green cloth with gilts spine. Age toning to spine and light to front and spine, gilt to all page wear to extremities. Internally in very 1439 Signed magazines and photographs. edges. Limited edition no. 120 of good condition £50/70 Three issues of Sports Illustrated 400 copies, signed by Cicely Sparling, magazine, each signed to the 1452 ‘The Frank Reynolds Golf Book. great-niece of Hutchinson. VG front cover by the featured golfer. Drawings from “Punch”‘. £30/50 Signatures are Gene Littler 1962, Introduction by Bernard Darwin. New 1970 and Nick Faldo Hutchinson wrote twelve books on York 1933. Advance review copy 1989. Also an original mono press/ golf in the period 1880 to 1920. with publisher’s printed label slipped promotional photograph signed This title was originally published in in, date stamped 15th June 1933. by Doug Sanders, and an unsigned Country Life in 1897 Original dustwrapper with some loss. mono press photograph of Bobby Good/ very good condition £50/70 1447 ‘A Golfing Idyll or The Skipper’s Locke and in 1959. Round with the Deil on the Links of TENNIS Qty 5. G £20/30 St Andrews’. Violet Flint. Edinburgh. 1453 ‘Match Play and The Spin of the 1440 Golf advertising ephemera, early Reprint of the Third Edition of 1897, Ball’. William T. Tilden 2nd. U.S.A. 1900s onwards. A nice selection this edition published in Droitwich American Lawn Tennis, New York, of over twenty advertising cards, 1978. Limited edition of 250 copies, first edition 1925. Publisher’s blue greetings cards, match books, scraps, this being number 130, signed by cloth with gilt to front and spine. certificate etc. G/VG £30/50 Shirley Grant. Red pictorial boards Minor wear to head and foot of and cream cloth spine. Small specks 1441 Golf cigarette cards. ‘3 Jovial Golfers’ spine, slight breaking to front internal of paint to front cover, otherwise in 1934. W.A. & A.C. Churchman. Full hinge, otherwise in good/ very good very good condition £30/50 set of thirty six cards of British golf condition £30/50 holes. VG £50/80 1448 The Badminton Magazine. Two William ‘Big Bill’ Tilden won original magazine articles on golf, 1442 Cigarette cards. John Cotton fourteen major tennis titles including each taken from the magazine and Ltd., Edinburgh. Golf Strokes ten Grand Slams in the 1920s bound in cream boards. Titles are ‘Demonstrated by Archie Compston’ ‘Golf in 1899’, H.S.C. Everard, and 1454 Tennis and Wimbledon series A/B 1936. Full set of fifty ‘Masters of their Arts. II- Secondary 1920s-1950s. A mixed selection ‘Flicker’ style cards. Each card with Education in Golf’, Horace G. of ephemera relating to tennis and Series A ‘Full No. 1 Iron Shot’ to one Hutchinson. Slight ageing and the Wimbledon Championships, side, and Series B ‘Full Drive’ to the staining to boards, internally in very including official programmes, three other. Very slight rounding to odd good condition £25/35 press photographs, advertising and corners, otherwise in good/ very magazine cuttings for the period. good condition £80/120 1449 Golf instructional and biographical Some items laid down to card. Some books. Four first edition hardback 1443 Cigarette cards. W.A. & A.C. faults, overall in good condition titles. ‘Golf for Beginners’, Guy Churchman. ‘Can You Beat Bogey at £30/40 Campbell, London 1922. ‘The St. Andrews?’ 1934. Full set of fifty Foundations of Golf’, J.S.K. Smith & RUGBY five cards including the rarer ‘Holed B.S. Weastell, London 1925. ‘Golf in One’ Joker card. No overprint to 1455 South Africans v 1907. Made Easy’, J. Forrest, London 1933. verso. Very good condition £60/90 Printed action postcard from the tour Original dustwrapper with some match played at Cardiff, the match 1444 Gold cigarette and trade cards loss. Includes original printed order of the Springboks tour. Cardiff beat c.1920s onwards. Approx. one form slipped in. ‘The World that Fred South Africa 17-0. Postcard by Daily hundred mixed odd golf cigarette Made’, Bernard Darwin, London Mirror. ‘Current Events’ series. Good and trade cards, with some other 1955. Dustwrapper with odd faults. condition £30/50 sports. Series and issuers include Odd faults, overall in good condition ‘Jersey then and now’, ‘Modern £50/70 1456 England v France 1907. Mono Beauties’, ‘ERA Margarine, ‘Turf’, printed action postcard from the test 1450 Golf instructional titles. ‘Hints Major Drapkin, Ardath, Duncan & match played at Richmond. England to Golfers’, Niblick, Boston, Co., Gallaher etc. G £40/60 beat France 41-13. Postcard by Daily Massachusetts, thirteenth edition Mirror. ‘Current Events’ series 6. 1445 ‘Smakbak Captive Golf’ 1920s. 1902. Original decorative cloth Good condition £30/50 Original golf practice aid comprising covers. ‘Advanced Golf’, James golf ball attached to cord with rubber Braid, London, fifth edition 1909. 1457 England v Wales 1907. Mono printed section and two metal staples, Original cloth with gilt titles to front action postcard from the Test match

110 111 played at . Wales beat numbered 111. Qty 2. VG £30/50 Jack Phillips, Secretary of Charlton England 22-0. Postcard by Daily Athletic to play for Charlton for the 1463 Signed international Mirror. ‘Current Events’ series 7. 1957/58 season. Signed by Godfrey photographs 1970s-2010s. A Good condition £30/50 and Phillips in ink and dated 3rd selection of eleven colour and mono May 1957 and witnessed by the club 1458 Rugby. ‘World Cup Rugby Legends signed photographs of International Clerk. Includes rare attached official Lunch. The Ritz Hotel London rugby players, each signed by registration October 2007’. Printed image from featured player(s). Signatures include form. Good condition £50/80 the Lunch signed to lower border Phil Bennett, George North, J.P.R. by Martin Johnson, John Eales, Williams (Wales), , Peter Godfrey was a winger who Francois Pienaar, Nick Farr-Jones , , played for Charlton Athletic, and David Kirk, all former interna- Anthony Watson, Mike Tindall, Billy Gillingham, Chesterfield and Exeter tional Captains. Overall 19”x15.5”. Vunipola, Mako Vunipola (England), City between 1955-1966 making a Plus a Rugby selection, also colour Gregor Townsend () etc. VG total of 136 professional appearances copy photographs of Martin Johnson £40/60 1467 Charlton Athletic. Original official and from the 2003 FOOTBALL EPHEMERA four page agreement/contract World Cup, window monted, framed between Edward George Robinson and glazed, a ‘Gilbert’ England 1464 Charlton Athletic. Original official and Jack Phillips, Secretary of Rugby Union Grand Slam 1991 four page agreement/contract Charlton Athletic to play for Charlton rugby ball with printed detail in very between Leonard Trevor Edwards for the 1957/58 season. Signed good condition, three full un-opened and Jack Phillips, Secretary of by Robinson and Phillips in ink and bottles of ‘Rugby Ale, the strongest Charlton Athletic to play for Charlton dated 6th May 1957 and witnessed dark ale’. 500ml bottles. Brewed for the 1957/58 season. Signed by the club Clerk. Includes rare for the Rugby World Cup 1999 by by Edwards and Phillips in ink and attached official Football Association Church End Brewery of Shustoke, dated 2nd May 1957 and witnessed registration form. Some wear to top Warwickshire and two blue and by the club Clerk. Includes rare edge, otherwise in good condition red Tetley Bitter tea shirts featuring attached official Football Association £50/80 Martin Johnson. Both size large, registration form. Good condition un-opened in bags. G £50/70 £50/80 No record of Robinson as a Charlton player can be found 1459 Rugby Union books. Box of twenty Trevor Edwards was a Welsh right three books, the majority autobi- back who played for Charlton 1468 Charlton Athletic. Original official ographies. Includes Guscott, Hare, Athletic between 1956-1960 making four page agreement/contract Beamont, Bennett, Carlin, MacLaren sixty four appearances, before between Keith Cox and Jack Phillips, etc. Three books signed by their moving to Cardiff City (seventy three Secretary of Charlton Athletic to play author, , Barry John matches). He made two interna- for Charlton for the 1957/58 season. and of Wales. Sold tional appearances for Wales and Signed by Cox and Phillips in ink and with a selection of thirty two sporting was a member of the Welsh squad dated 27th June 1957 and witnessed books including rugby, boxing etc. for the 1958 World Cup in Sweden by the club Clerk. Includes rare Some autobiographies. G £30/40 attached official Football Association 1465 Charlton Athletic. Original official registration form. Good condition 1460 New Zealand tour of England 1936. four page agreement/contract £50/80 ‘New Zealand (All Blacks) Rugby between Dennis James Allen and Tour Souvenir 1888 to 1936’. Jack Phillips, Secretary of Charlton Keith Cox was a defender who made Official brochure for the 1935/36 Athletic to play for Charlton for the eleven appearances for Charlton tour compiled by B.M. Turner. 48pp 1957/58 season. Signed by Allen Athletic in the 1957/58 season brochure with original decorative and Phillips in ink and dated 3rd 1469 Charlton Athletic. Original official paper wrappers. Results annotated May 1957 and witnessed by the club four page agreement/contract in pencil to fixture list. Centre Clerk. Includes rare attached official between James Edward Fryatt and pages cleanly detached. Horizontal Football Association registration Jack Phillips, Secretary of Charlton fold, some wear to spine, nicks to form. Good condition £50/80 Athletic to play for Charlton for wrappers, contents good £30/40 Dennis Allen was an inside forward the 1957/58 season. Signed by 1461 ‘Famous Rugby Footballers 1895’. who played for Charlton Athletic Fryatt and Phillips in ink and dated Yore Publications 1997. Limited between 1956-1961 making only 28th October 1957 and witnessed edition of 250 copies produced. VG five appearances, scoring only one by the club Clerk. Includes rare £20/30 goal for the club, before moving attached official Football Association to Reading where he made 336 registration form. Good condition 1462 ‘England Rugby World Cup 2003 appearances, scoring 85 goals. He £50/80 Winners’. Replica ‘Official Winners’ went on to be player-manager at Gilbert rugby ball signed by Martin James ‘Jim’ Fryatt, also known as Cheltenham Town Johnson. With certificate of authen- ‘Pancho’, was a forward who played ticity. Sold with a Gilbert ‘England 1466 Charlton Athletic. Original official for Charlton between 1957-1960, 2015’ limited edition of 200 four page agreement/contract making five appearances and scoring commemorative rugby balls, this between Peter Ronald Godfrey and three goals. Fryatt held the record

112 for the fastest goal in a football form. Good condition £50/80 cricketer for Kent (1951-1961) league match, scoring after only four scoring 16517 runs at an average of Micky Stewart was best known as seconds playing for Park 31.10 including eighteen centuries a cricketer for Surrey and England Avenue v Torquay United in 1964 both as a player and manager. He 1477 Charlton Athletic. Original official 1470 Charlton Athletic. Original official also played professional football four page agreement/contract four page agreement/contract as an inside forward for Charlton between Owen Alexander Beckett between Brian Rigby Ord and Jack between 1956-1959 making eleven and Jack Phillips, Secretary of Phillips, Secretary of Charlton Athletic appearances and scoring three Charlton Athletic to play for Charlton to play for Charlton for the 1957/58 goals. He was declared ineligible to for the 1959/60 season. Signed season. Signed by Ord and Phillips represent his country at football in by Beckett and Phillips in ink and in ink and dated 16th November the 1956 Melbourne Olympics due dated 29th July 1959 and witnessed 1957 and witnessed by the club to his professional status as a cricket by the club Clerk. Includes rare Clerk. Includes rare attached official player attached official Football Association registration registration form. Good condition 1474 Charlton Athletic. Original official form. Good condition £50/80 £50/80 four page agreement/contract Brian Ord made seventeen league between William Webster Jarret and Owen Beckett was a member of the and cup appearances for Charlton Jack Phillips, Secretary of Charlton South African football tour to the between 1961-1963 Athletic to play for Charlton for the British Isles in 1958. He signed for 1958/59 season. Signed by Jarret and Charlton, playing in their reserves 1471 Charlton Athletic. Original official Phillips in ink and dated 18th August team. He does not appear to have four page agreement/contract 1958 and witnessed by the club made any first team appearances between Peter Kenneth Laraman and Clerk. Includes rare attached official Jack Phillips, Secretary of Charlton 1478 Charlton Athletic. Original official Football Association registration Athletic to play for Charlton for the four page agreement/contract form and an amendment page to the 1957/58 season. Signed by Laraman between Edward Leonard Stone and contract. Good condition £50/80 and Phillips in ink and dated 21st Jack Phillips, Secretary of Charlton February 1958 and witnessed No record of Jarret can be found Athletic to play for Charlton for by the club Clerk. Includes rare the 1959/60 season. Signed by 1475 Charlton Athletic. Original official attached official Football Association Stone and Phillips in ink and dated four page agreement/contract registration form. Good condition 24th August 1959 and witnessed between Reginald Evans and Jack £50/80 by the club Clerk. Includes rare Phillips, Secretary of Charlton Athletic attached official Football Association Peter Laraman was an inside forward to play for Charlton for the 1958/59 registration form. Good condition who made only two appearances season. Signed by Evans and Phillips £50/80 for Charlton between 1958-1960, in ink and dated 6th March 1958 and scoring one goal. He represented witnessed by the club Clerk. Includes No record of Stone’s time at Charlton England at youth level rare attached official Football can be found, but a record exists Association registration form and of him signing for Crystal Palace 1472 Charlton Athletic. Original official official transfer acknowledgement in 1961 for whom he made one four page agreement/contract forms from Newcastle United. Good appearance between Francis Nicholas Reed and condition £50/80 Jack Phillips, Secretary of Charlton 1479 Charlton Athletic. Original official Athletic to play for Charlton for the Reg Evans played at outside left four page agreement/contract 1958/59 season. Signed by Reed for Charlton between 1958-1960 between John Henderson and Jack and Phillips in ink and dated 17th making fourteen appearances and Phillips, Secretary of Charlton Athletic June 1958 and witnessed by the club scoring two goals to play for Charlton for the 1960/61 Clerk. Includes rare attached official season. Signed by Henderson and 1476 Charlton Athletic. Original official Football Association registration Phillips in ink and dated 9th May four page agreement/contract form. Good condition £50/80 1960 and witnessed by the club between Stuart Edward Leary and Clerk. Includes rare attached official Frank Reed was a goalkeeper Jack Phillips, Secretary of Charlton Football Association registration who made thirty appearances for Athletic to play for Charlton for the form. Good condition £50/80 Charlton between 1955-1963 1958/59 season. Signed by Leary and Phillips in ink and dated 17th John Henderson was an inside 1473 Charlton Athletic. Original official June 1958 and witnessed by the club forward who was signed to Charlton four page agreement/contract Clerk. Includes rare attached official between 1959 and 1962 and between Michael James Stewart and Football Association registration subsequently went to Exeter City Jack Phillips, Secretary of Charlton form. Good condition £50/80 and Doncaster Rovers Athletic to play for Charlton for the 1958/59 season. Signed by Stewart Born in South Africa, Stuart Leary was 1480 Charlton Athletic. Original official and Phillips in ink and dated 30th a prolific goal scorer who made 376 four page agreement/contract June 1958 and witnessed by the club appearances for Charlton between between Barry Ronald Cordjohn and Clerk. Includes rare attached official 1950-1962 scoring 153 goals. Leary Jack Phillips, Secretary of Charlton Football Association registration was also a successful first-class Athletic to play for Charlton for the

112 113 1960/61 season. Signed by Cordjohn 2014 sticker album, magazines, Brown, Bosnich, Fortune, van and Phillips in ink and dated 20th cigarette cards etc. One book ‘7-9-4. Nistelrooy, Schmeichel, Scholes. June 1960 and witnessed by the club The Real Story of The Legends’ Bardsley, Blomqvist, O’Shea and Clerk. Includes rare attached official signed by , Blanc. Sold with two unsigned cards Football Association registration Micky Horswill and Dave Allan, of Forlan and Bartez. VG £50/80 form. Good condition £50/80 Hamlet Finger Football Kit, three 1489 Manchester United F.C. Selection of unopened packs from a set of Barry Cordjohn was a defender who sixteen official United colour ‘half’ eight, John Player ‘Footballers, made no first team appearances club cards. Each signed by the player Caricatures by Rip’ 1926, full set of while signed to Charlton. He went featured. Signatures are Simpson, fifty, Will’s Association Footballers on to play for Portsmouth and Culkin (two different), Cruyff, 1936-1936, full set of fifty in album, Wimbledon Smith, Eagles, Silvestre, Curtis, menus and brochures signed by Jim Fletcher, Fangzhou, Ferdinand, Evra, 1481 Charlton Athletic. Original official Montgomery, , John Greening, Hargreaves, Solskjaer and four page agreement/contract Osbourne etc. Good condition Giggs. VG £50/80 between Kenneth Charles Pearce £30/40 and Jack Phillips, Secretary of 1490 Manchester United F.C. Selection of 1486 Ireland. World Cup and European Charlton Athletic to play for Charlton sixteen official United colour ‘half’ Championships 1988, 1990, 1994 for the 1960/61 season. Signed by club cards. Each signed by the player and 2002. Selection of items worn Pearce and Phillips in ink and dated featured. Signatures are Kuszczak, R. and collected by the vendor whilst 8th August 1960 and witnessed Keane, D. Jones, Irwin, M. Wilson, following the Irish team. Includes by the club Clerk. Includes rare Larsson, Yorke, Lynch, Heaton, Stam, two supporter shirts for the World attached official Football Association M. Stewart, Tierney, Heinze, D. Cup 2002, official programme for registration form. Good condition Jones, van der Gouw and T. Howard. the v Ireland match September £50/80 VG £50/80 1999, signed by two players, four No record of Pearce’s playing career books/brochures on the Italia 90 and 1491 Manchester United F.C. Selection of can be found World Cup 2002 campaigns. Plus sixteen official United colour ‘half’ an Iran replica shirt from the 1998 club cards. Each signed by the player 1482 Tottenham Hotspur football tickets, World Cup. G £20/30 featured. Signatures are Richardson, programmes, newspapers etc. Pugh, van der Sar, Park Ji-Sung, 1960s. A small selection of ephemera 1487 ‘Bound to Win’. Original colour Veron, P. Neville, Nani, G. Neville, including an official programme, watercolour with pen and ink Rachubka, Rossi, van Nistelrooy, match ticket and Community Singing cartoon by F.G. Lewin for ‘The Ronaldo, van der Gouw, Scholes, sheet for the F.A. Cup final v Chelsea Referee’ magazine, c1909. The Schmeichel and Saha. VG £50/80 at Wembley 1967, other tickets illustration depicts a footballer with for home matches v Arsenal, also a ball at his feet standing with his 1492 Arsenal F.C. 1940s-1980s. Red two Daily Express 1966 World Cup fist clenched in front of a referee folder comprising a large selection souvenirs etc. G £40/60 wearing a hat, jacket and scarf, and of over ninety signatures of Arsenal holding a whistle. Hand printed title players, mainly cuttings with some 1483 Manchester United. Commemo- to lower border, ‘Bound to Win. The original press photographs, each rative pack given to every supporter “Referee”, F.G. Lewin’. 6.5”x8”. G/ signed by the featured player, and who attended the Manchester VG £70/100 the odd signature on piece or card. United v Manchester City Derby Earlier signatures include Docherty, played in February 2008 to mark the Frederick George Lewin, 1861-1933, Barnwell, Bowen, Gould, Mercer, 50th Anniversary of the Munich Air the son of a Bristol sea captain, was Goring, Roper, Armstrong, Hollins, Disaster. The pack comprises a red, an illustrator for the Bristol Magpie Jennings, MacDonald, McLintock, white and black scarf, reproduction and Bristol Evening Post, and also Rice, J. Roberts etc. Some duplication 1958 programme v Sheffield contributed to Punch magazine of signatures. G £50/80 Wednesday and a letter from the from 1902-1908. He also produced club. New in bag. VG £20/30 designs for over 750 humorous 1493 Notts County F.C. 1870s-1994/95. wartime postcards. Red folder comprising approxi- 1484 Manchester United. Commemo- mately sixty photographs of Notts rative pack given to every supporter The weekly ‘Referee’ sports County teams, a good number who attended the Manchester newspaper was first published in dated, some with typed captions, United v Manchester City Derby 1877 and one of the first to publish and some individual player portraits. played in February 2008 to mark the regular football results. In 1939 it The majority of images are restrikes 50th Anniversary of the Munich Air merged with the Sunday Chronicle or copies with a few original press Disaster. The pack comprises a red, FOOTBALL AUTOGRAPHS photographs. Sizes range from white and black scarf, reproduction 10”x8” and smaller. Previously sold 1958 programme v Sheffield 1488 Manchester United F.C. Selection of by T. Vennett-Smith as lot 1497 in Wednesday and a letter from the sixteen official United colour ‘half’ November 2007. G/VG £40/60 club. New in bag. VG £20/30 club cards. Fourteen signed by the player featured. Signatures are 1494 Notts County F.C. ‘ 1485 Football ephemera. Small selection Carroll, Silvestre, Butt, Chadwick, Men. The Complete Who’s Who including books, Panini World Cup

114 of Notts County F.C. 1888-2005’. 1497 Nottingham Forest F.C. Official Wilkinson etc. Also a commemo- Garth Dykes 2005. Hardback. folding menu for the 25th rative cover issued in Maldives for Profusely signed by over three Anniversary dinner held on 21st the 1990 World Cup, signed by hundred and fifty players and May 2004 to celebrate Nottingham , and two trade cards managers to the front and rear Forest winning the European Cup signed by Mick Adams and Alan endpapers and throughout the book in season 1978/79. The menu is Wright. G £30/50 to player biographies, the majority fully signed by all the players who 1500 Football international autographs signed to the pages, with others on played in the competition. Includes 1930s-1950s. Sixteen signatures pieces, labels laid down, additional six signatures to the front cover of in ink, the majority of players who pages taped in. Also includes cutting , John McGovern, Ian represented their county. Signatures photographs and two early facsimile Bowyer, , on pieces, cuttings, cards, labels etc. album pages of team signatures. and . A further thirteen Signatures include Peter McFarland Earlier signatures include Allen, Asher, signatures to centre pages of Barrett, (Northern Ireland), (two Bowers, Buxton, Coates, Daykin, Mills, Gunn, O’Hare, Woodcock, signatures), Bob Paisley (Scotland), Dickson, Farmer, Gissing, Groome, Birtles, Anderson, Robertson, , Bryn Jones (Wales), Wilf Houghton, Jarvis, Kirkham, Kirkup, Lloyd, Woods, Shilton, O’Neill and Mannion, Frank Broome, Ronnie Lawton, Linton, Lowe, McPherson, Needham. Nineteen signatures in Rooke, (England), Di Mann, Mowl, Parry, Roby, Sewell, total. The menu appears to have split Stefano (manager of Real Madrid Sheridan, Simcoe, Stancer, Stone, at the hinge with neat tape repair, 1990-1991) etc. Some good Tait, Upton, Wade, Withers, Wylie otherwise in good condition. Sold signatures. G/VG £50/80 etc. Slight breaking to page block with an official programme for the otherwise in good condition final played at the Olympic Stadium, Alfredo Di Stefano made interna- £100/150 Munich in which Forest beat Malmo tional appearances for three different 1-0. G/VG. Qty 2 £60/90 countries, Argentina (6 matches, 1495 ‘Nottingham Forest. The Official 1947), Colombia (4 matches, 1949) Statistical History’. Ken Smailes. 1498 Nottingham Forest F.C. Official and Spain (31 matches 1957-1962) 2006. Limited edition hardback. folding menu for the 25th Profusely signed by over two hundred Anniversary dinner held on 25th May 1501 Nottingham Forest F.C. 1923/24. and fifty players and managers to 2005 to celebrate Nottingham Forest Album page signed in pencil to the front endpapers, with an extra winning the European Cup in season one side by eighteen members of page taped in to inside front, and 1979/80. The menu is fully signed the team, and to verso by a further throughout the book, signed either by all the players who played in the five. Twenty three signatures in to the pages or on pieces, labels and competition. Includes four signatures total. Signatures include Morgan the odd cutting, and seven facsimile to the front cover of , (Northern Ireland 7 caps), Norris, album pages of team signatures laid Kenny Burns, John McGovern and Hardy (England 21 caps), Wallace, down. Earlier and notable signatures John Robertson. A further thirteen Dexter, Doherty, Belton, Cox, Martin, include Whitefoot, Capel, Stone, signatures to centre pages of Gunn, Thompson, Burton etc. Previously Allen, Hutchinson, Thomas, Rawson, Mills, Birtles, Bowyer, Needham, sold by T. Vennett-Smith in March Elliott, Scott, Knight, Thomas, O’Hare, Francis, Anderson, Lloyd, 2007. G £70/100 Thomson, Gray, J. Anderson, Kirk, O’Neill, Woodcock etc. Also the 1502 Nottingham Forest F.C. 1946/47. Baker, Barrett, Blackman, Banham, signature of reserve goalkeeper, John Album page nicely signed in ink Langford, Watson, Alexander, Bailey, Needham signed to label laid down by thirteen members of the team. Banham, Quigley, Storey-Moore, V. to rear cover. Eighteen signatures Signatures are G. Brown, Scott, B. Anderson, Clark, Lloyd, McGovern, in total. The menu with neat tape Brown, Gunn, Barks, Blagg, Thomas, Robertson, Hartford, Burns, Pearce, repair to spine, otherwise in good Morley, Simpson, Davies, Graham, Francis etc. Odd duplication of condition £60/90 Lyman and Edwards. Previously sold signature. Good condition £100/150 1499 Football autographs 1950s-2000s. by T. Vennett-Smith in March 2010. 1496 Nottingham Forest F.C. League Three album pages signed by teams VG £30/50 Cup winners 1977/78. Large page of the early 1950s, two signed back 1503 Nottingham Forest F.C. 1948/49. signed by thirteen members of the to back. Teams are Blackburn (eight Album page nicely signed in ink by Nottingham Forest League Cup signatures), Brentford (10), Port Vale twenty five players and coaching winning team, plus the coach, (9), Luton Town (12) and Swansea staff (one duplicate). Signatures Jimmy Gordon. Players’ signatures (12). Some faults including water include Lee, Ottewell, Scott (signed are Anderson, Barrett, Bowyer, damage. Also seventeen signatures twice), Edwards, Thomas, Johnson, Burns, Clark, Lloyd, McGovern, on album pages, signed one or two Wilkins, Barks, Hutchinson, Gager, O’Neill, O’Hare, Robertson, Withe, to a page, of players and managers, McCall, Knight, Walker, Starling, Woodcock and Woods. Sold with a late 1980s. Signatures include Linaker, Kaile etc. Previously sold by separate signature of John Middleton Gary Speed, , Chris T. Vennett-Smith in April 2009. VG who also played. Also a white card Fairclough, Lee Chapman, Dean £60/90 signed by Frank Clarke. Horizontal Saunders, Mark Wright, Teddy folds otherwise in good condition Sheringham, George Graham, Paul 1504 Nottingham Forest F.C. 1949/50. £40/60 Merson, , Howard Two album pages signed in ink by

114 115 thirty players and coaching staff. Mochan, Newton, Hindley and Iremonger also played cricket for Signatures include Johnson, Lindley, Whitefoot. G/VG £40/60 Nottinghamshire Ardron, Burkitt, Knight, Collinridge, 1509 Nottingham Forest F.C. 1950s 1512 Notts County F.C. 1923/24. Album Ashman, Anderson, Gager, Leverton, onwards. A collection of fifty eight page signed in ink (one in pencil) Clarke, Rawson, McCall, Morley, R. postcard size player cards and by eighteen members of the Notts Capel, T. Capel, Kaile, Whare, Platts, collector cards, of which fifty two County team. Signatures are Flint, Hutchinson, Scott etc. Previously are signed by the featured player. Platts, Cope, Harries, Fenwick, Allen, sold by T. Vennett-Smith in April Earlier signatures are Peter Small, Wainwright, Cornwall, Greatorex, 2009. Uneven trimming to corners of , Ian Storey-Moore Wren, Kemp, McPherson, De’ath, both pages. Adhesive marks to verso, and John O’Hare. Others include Cock, Barry, Gibson and Pape. Slight otherwise in good condition £30/50 , Peter Shilton, smudging affecting three signatures, 1505 Nottingham Forest F.C. 1951/52. Trevor Francis, , Colin otherwise in good condition Album page signed in ink by fourteen Calderwood, Jack Lester, £80/120 players. Signatures include Morley, etc. Some duplication of signatures. Notts County finished the 1923/24 Hutchinson, Walker, Thomas, Kelly, VG £50/80 season in tenth position of League Scott, Wilson etc. Also signed to 1510 Nottingham Forest F.C. 1940s-2010s. Division 1 verso by eight members of the Hull Two files comprising an extensive City team including , 1513 Notts County F.C. 1925/26. Small collection of players’ and managers’ Harris, Fagan, Gerrie etc. Minor album page signed in ink by twenty signatures, the majority on white soiling and wear, otherwise in good two members of the Notts County cards. Over four hundred and thirty condition £30/40 team. Signatures are Davis, Harris, signatures in total. Earlier player Flint, Kelly, Kemp, Taylor, Hilton, 1506 Nottingham Forest F.C. 1952/53. signatures include , Joe Greatorex, Staniforth, Wren, Barry, Two album pages signed in ink Baker, Geoff Ball, Jim Barrett, Jim Smith, Iremonger, Crapper, Allen, by twenty players. Signatures Barron, , Colin Booth, Dinsdale, Widdowson, Price, include Moore, Whare, Thomas, John Brindley, Tommy Capel, Billy Cornwell, Mitchell, Richardson and Collindridge, McKinley, Farmer, Cobb, Chris Crowe, Ron Farmer, Cope. The page laid to slightly large Scott, Wilson, Hutchinson, Gager, Horace Gager, Brian Grant, Len page. Adhesive marks to verso, Morley etc. Light creasing, otherwise Harris, Terry Hennessey, Peter otherwise in good condition £50/80 in good condition £40/60 Hindley, Jack Hutchinson, Mick Kear, Dick Le Flem, Arthur Lemon, Neil Notts County finished bottom 1507 F.A. Cup Final 1959. Nottingham Martin, John Metgod, Sid Ottewell, of League Division 1 and were Forest v Luton Town. Official John Rowland, Freddie Scott, Ian relegated at the end of the 1925/26 programme for the Final played Storey-Moore, Geoff Vowden, Jeff season at Wembley on 2nd May 1959. Whitefoot etc. Managers’ signatures Signed to the Forest full page team 1514 Notts County F.C. 1938/39. Album include , , photograph by all twelve players page nicely signed in ink by twelve , , David featured. Signatures include Gray, members of the Notts County team. Platt, , , Imlach, Dwight, Quigley, Wilson, Signatures are Moulson, Hindmarsh, Ian McParland, Alex McLeish, Stuart McKinlay, Burkitt, McDonald etc. Clayton, ‘Dixie’ Dean, Cooper, Pearce etc. Sold with three framed Previously sold by Knights in October Flower, Hatton, Mills, Towler, and glazed signed colour cutting 2006. Light vertical fold, otherwise in Watson, Feebery and Gaughran. photographs of Forest players. good condition £100/150 Very good condition £40/60 Signatures are Ian Story-Moore, Nottingham Forest beat Luton Town John Barnwell and John McGovern. Notts County finished in eleventh in the Final 2-1. Dwight and Wilson Each framed and glazed, approx. position of League Division 3 South scored two early goals for Forest, 13”x10”. VG £100/150 1515 Notts County F.C. 1949/50. Two but Roy Dwight (cousin of Elton 1511 Albert Iremonger. Notts County joined album pages nicely signed in John [Reg Dwight]), was carried F.C. 1921. Original sepia press ink by thirty members of the Notts off in the first half with a broken photograph of Iremonger being County team and coaching staff. leg, and Forest played the last ten introduced to the Prince of Signatures include Rigby, Robinson minutes with only nine fit men when Wales (later Edward VIII), for the (signed twice), Purvis, Southwell, Bill Whare suffered cramp. Despite match v Clapton Orient played at Pimbley, Broome, Simpson, Lawton, Luton scoring midway through the Meadow Lane, 30th April 1921. Baxter, Deans, Evans, Crookes, second half, Forest held on to lift the The photograph is signed in ink ‘To Adamson, Stone, Corkhill, Johnston, trophy Jimmy from Albert Iremonger’. The Chapman etc. G/VG £30/50 1508 Nottingham Forest Centenary photograph measures 8.25”x6.5”, Notts County were promoted as Year 1965/66. Printed mono laid to tightly trimmed card. Small Champions of League Division 3 cutting photograph of the team, damage to top portion of the image, South in 1949/50 fully signed by all twelve featured otherwise in good condition £50/70 players. Signatures are Wignall, 1516 Notts County F.C. 1952/53. Large Clapton Orient beat Notts County Barnwell, Hinton, Crowe, Addison, album page signed in ink by sixteen 3-0 in the League Division 2 match. Storey-Moore, Grummitt, McKinley, members of the Notts County

116 team. Signatures are Adamson, I. with ten signatures, the other with Promotion Winners 1950-51’. Official McPherson, Johnston, Baxter, Deans, eight, both signed by Carver. Also souvenir published by The Guardian Bradley, Leuty, K. McPherson, Evans, the dinner to Brian Stubbs held 9th Press, Preston 1952. Folds to original Edwards, Crookes, Robinson, Smith, May 2009, signed by Stubbs. Names decorative paper wrappers. ‘Preston Broome, Jackson and Southwell. Also annotated in pencil to the majority of North End 100 Years in the Football signed to verso by twelve members signatures. G/VG £30/50 League’, Lancashire Polytechnic c. of the 1952/53 Everton team. G/VG 1989. ‘The Deepdale Story’, Dean 1521 Tottenham Hotspur 1949/50. £30/50 Hayes, Chorley 1996. All three Mansford Boxing Club. ‘Boxing titles with protective film covers to Notts County finished in nineteenth Tournament’ programme in aid original decorative card wrappers. position in League Division 2 in of The London Chest Hospital Also ‘Finney- a Football Legend’, 1952/53 Association at York Hall, Bethnal Paul Agnew, Preston 1989. Original Green on 2nd February 1950. Signed 1517 Notts County F.C. 1956/57. Ruled hardback, good dustwrapper. Sold to the back inside cover entitled page signed in different coloured with ‘Newcastle United. A Portrait ‘Extra Contests’ by ten Spurs players inks by twenty three members in Old Picture Postcards’, John from the 1930’s/1950’s including of the Notts County team and Edminson, Market Drayton 1990. Tickeridge, Ward, Brittan, Duquemin, coaches. Signatures are McGrath, Qty 5. G £20/30 Adams, McClellan, Gibbons, Scarth, Taylor, Carver, Birkenshaw, Jackson, W.R. Bellamy etc. Odd faults 1526 Football collectors’ cards. ‘Evening Sheridan, Bulch, Asher, Loxley, otherwise in good condition £30/50 Post Football Legends 2003’. Set of Blenkinsop, Lane, Cruikshank, sixty original trade cards issued by the Groome, Robey, Wills, Noone, FOOTBALL BOOKS, CIGARETTE, Nottingham Evening Post, each card Russell, Gissing, Bradley, Johnson, POST & COLLECTORS CARDS depicting players/ managers from Wylie, Broome (Coach) and Potts 1522 Newcastle United A.F.C. Cup Finalists Nottingham Forest (32 cards), Notts (Trainer). G £30/50 1950-51. Mono real photograph County (21) and Mansfield Town (7) Notts County finished in twentieth postcard of the team at St James with accompanying poster. Thirty position in League Division 2 in Park with large crowd in attendance. seven cards are signed. Signatures are 1956/57 Postcard by George W. Logan of B. Clough, Anderson, Birtles, Bowyer, Consett. Title and players names to Burns, N. Clough, Collymore, Francis, 1518 Notts County F.C. c.1950. A selection lower border. Minor wear to postcard Gemmill, Grummitt, Hennessey, of twelve earlier signatures in ink, the otherwise in good condition. Sold McGovern, McKenzie, Needham, majority signed individually to small with a mono ‘Newcastle Breweries Newton, Pearce, Robertson, album pages. Signatures include Ltd’ advertising card with printed Shilton, Storey-Moore, Thomson, Leon Leuty, Ian McPherson, Roger image of the team visiting the Walker, Sirrel, Bradd, Chiedozie, King, Jack Edwards, Ron Wylie, Eric brewery in May 1955. Qty 2 £30/40 Draper, Hateley, Johnson, Kilcline, Houghton, Jimmy Jackson, Tom McCulloch, Masson, Sewell, Watson, Johnston, Hardcastle etc. also to 1523 Derby County Cup Team 1908-09. Yates, Aston, Calderwood and Pate. large pages, and Jeff Mono real photograph postcard VG £40/60 Astle. G/VG £30/50 of the team, Manager and trainer, standing and seated in rows, in club 1526a ‘England! England!’. . 1519 Notts County F.C. 1960s-2000s. A attire. Publisher unknown. Title and London 1970. Original hardback large collection over one hundred and players names to upper and lower with good dustwrapper, signed to the seventy mainly modern signatures border. Slight fading to image, odd title page by Moore. Sold with ‘1966 individually signed to white cards, minor faults otherwise in good World Champions’, , including twenty five managers condition £50/80 London 2006, signed by Hurst. Qty and officials, Sven Goran Eriksson, 2. VG £60/90 Billy Dearden, , Ron Derby County reached the Fenton, Billy Gregory, Eddie Lowe, semi-finals of the F.A. Cup in the 1527 Signed football biographies. A Gary Mills, , Jimmy 1908-09 season. They drew the good selection of thirty two signed Sirrel, , , semi-final against Bristol City 1-1 biographies and autobiographies. , etc. and lost in the replay four days later Signatures include Trevor Francis, Earlier players’ signatures include Bill 2-1 Stan Bowles, Johnny Hubbard, Brindley, Ralph Brown, Roy Brown, , , Ray 1524 World Cup 1966. ‘VIII. Fussball-Welt- , Frank Cruikshank Crawford, Peter Shilton, Charlie meisterschaft. England 1966’. etc. £50/80 George, Dave Mackay, , Official German 1966 World Cup , , Terry 1520 Notts County F.C. 2006-2009. Four Report, with forward by Stanley Dyson, , Alan Clarke, official signed menus for dinners Rouse. Green cloth with gilt emblem , , Rodney given by the Notts County Former to front cover and title to spine. Sold Marsh etc. Sold with a further Players’ Association. Includes one with an official 1966 World Cup fourteen unsigned titles. G/VG menu for the dinner to souvenir tournament programme. G £100/150 held on 13th May 2006 (over forty £30/40 signatures), two for the dinner to 1528 Manchester United autobiographies 1525 Preston North End F.C. ‘Preston North Gerry Carver, 12th May 2007, one and biographies 2000s-2010s. Ten End Second Division Champions and

116 117 hardback titles, all with very good 1534 Stoke City F.C. 1940s-1970s. Nine 1997. Limited edition of 250 copies dustwrappers, each signed by the original team and player postcards produced. Cambridgeshire Football player/ author. Signatures are Bill including some real photographs. Association Centenary 1884-1984 Foulkes, (two different), Player cards feature Freddie Steele, booklet, and handbook for season Wilf McGuinness, , John McCue, John Malkin and 2005/06. ‘Soccer History’ issues 4-7, , , . Sold with seven real 9 and 10, 2003-2004. ‘Pioneers of , Alex Stepney and photograph postcards/ photographs the North’ 2009, and five modern . VG £70/100 of early 1910s/1920s school football yearbooks published by FIFA, Sky and other sporting teams from the etc. G/VG £30/50 1529 Celtic F.C. ‘The . The area 1920s onwards real inside story of Celtic’s [1967] 1538 West Country football booklets, etc. Qty 18. G £30/50 European Cup Triumph’ 2007. Front handbooks and programmes 1950s. endpaper signed by six players 1535 Football club histories and Booklets include ‘Bournemouth & including Jim Craig, Billy McNeill, biographies. A good selection in two Boscombe Athletic Golden Jubilee , , boxes of approx. fifty mainly football 1899-1949’. ‘Up the Cherries!’, Tony Steve Chalmers etc. Sold with five club histories and biographies with Pullen, Bournemouth 1959. ‘The signed autobiographies of McNeill, significant West Country interest. Fox-Bush Book’, John Coe, Bristol Gemmell, Lennox, Wallace, Chalmers, Club histories include Bristol City, 1952. ‘Bristol Rovers. A Book of also Bobby Collins signed to loose Bristol Rovers, Exeter City, Charlton Cartoons by PAK’ c.1950. Official card, and a signed softback by Jim Athletic etc. Biographies include match programmes, the majority Craig. Also ‘Yogi Bare’, John Hughes, , Matt Le Tissier, 1950s, for clubs including Shepton unsigned. Qty 9. VG £50/80 Geoff Bradford, Geoff Hurst, Harry Mallett, Taunton, Devizes Town, Redknapp, etc. Town etc. Qty 12. Odd 1530 ‘King John. The Autobiography’. Other subjects covered include faults, generally good condition (Leeds, Juventus & equestrianism, golf, sport collecting £40/60 Wales). London 2003. Hardback etc. Odd faults, overall in good with good dustwrapper. Signed by TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR FOOTBALL condition £40/60 Charles. VG £30/40 COLLECTION INCLUDING 1536 FIFA official publications 1961-2013. POSTCARDS, PHOTOGRAPHS, 1531 ‘Cloughie. Walking On Water. Large box comprising a good AUTOGRAPHS ETC My Life’. . London selection of near complete runs Part Three 2002. Hardback with very good of official FIFA news bulletins and dustwrapper. Signed by Clough. VG 1539 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. 1902/03. magazines for the period, issued by £30/50 Rare early mono printed postcard of subscription for member associations the team playing staff and officials, 1532 Nottingham Forest F.C. handbooks and not widely available. Titles and standing and seated in rows, with and annuals 1952-1997. Twenty two issues are FIFA Official Bulletin nos. title ‘Tottenham Hotspurs’ and official handbooks including annuals 34-44, 1961-1966 (Qty 8). FIFA players names to lower border. for seasons 1952/53 and 1972, News, issue nos. 1-43, 8th June Publisher unknown. No. 7235 to handbooks for 1957/58 (promotion 1963- 21st December 1966 (Qty left hand corner. Postally unused. souvenir), 1958/59-1968/69 and 42), also nos. 44-91, 1967-1970, Very unusually the playing staff are 1991/92-1996/97, and a year book in smaller format, in two official pictured wearing home shirts and for 1982/83. Two duplicates. Odd binders. FIFA Magazine, thirty seven striped away shirts. Perforated edge minor faults, otherwise in good issues June 2005- December 2008. to left hand side (as produced), odd condition £40/60 FIFA World, thirty seven issues May very minor faults otherwise in good 2009- September/ October 2013. 1533 ‘Bolton Wanderers A.F.C. 1904-5’. condition £130/160 Sold with a small further selection Early original sepia real photograph of modern FIFA magazines and Spurs were still a Southern League postcard of the Bolton Wanderers handbooks. G/VG £70/100 team at this point. They finished 4th team seated and standing in rows in the Southern League, Division wearing football attire. Printed title to The first official news bulletin was One lower margin. Players’ names neatly published by FIFA in 1905 but annotated in ink to verso including survived for only four editions. A 1540 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. 1904/05. D. Davies, Brown, Struthers, Clifford, second attempt to launch an official Rare early mono real photograph Greenhalgh, Stokes, Marsh, Yenson communication was made in 1924, postcard of the team playing staff and etc. Some faults to edges and with a number of publications issued officials, standing and seated in rows, corners, otherwise in good condition in various guises thereafter with title ‘Tottenham Hotspur F.C. £50/70 1904-05’ to lower border. Postcard 1537 Football publications. Box by Purdie of Chingford. No. 7291 Bolton Wanderers, then playing in comprising sixteen titles including to left hand corner. Postally unused. the second division, were finalists ‘Dansk Boldspil-Union 1889-1964’, Some wear to card edges with slight in the 1904/05 F.A. Cup, losing 1-0 1964. Minor soiling minor loss, minor rounding and the to Manchester City. They finished as to wrappers, otherwise in good odd crease to corners otherwise in runners up in Division 2 and were condition. ‘Famous Association good condition £80/120 promoted Footballers 1895’. Yore Publications

118 Spurs were still a Southern League to the left. Copyright by Purdie ‘Spurs Team. 1906-07. Saturday Jan team at this point. They finished 5th of Chingford, published by Jones 12th’ to lower border. Jones Bros, in the Southern League, Division Brothers of Tottenham. Postally Tottenham. Postally unused. Rare. One unused. Good condition £70/100 Similar card to the previous postcard but this one has its white border 1541 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. 1904/05. Spurs were still a Southern League trimmed from the postcard. Some Rare early mono real photograph team at this point. They finished 5th wear and wrinkling otherwise in postcard of the team playing staff in the Southern League, Division good condition £50/80 and officials, standing and seated in One rows, with title ‘Tottenham Hotspur Spurs drew with Hull City 0-0 and 1545 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. 1905/06. Football Club 1904-05’ and players beat them 1-0 in the replay. Rare early mono real photograph names to lower border. Postcard postcard of the team playing staff 1549 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. c1907. by Rotary Photographic Series. No. and officials, standing and seated Rare early mono real photograph 3841a to left hand corner. Postally in rows, with title ‘Tottenham plainback postcard of the team two unused. Good/very good condition Hotspur F.C. 1905-06’ and players officials, standing and seated in £80/120 names to lower border. Copyright three rows. A plainback postcard, Spurs were still a Southern League by Rapid Photo, W. Clement Purdie publisher unknown. The postcard team at this point. They finished 5th of Chingford, published by New unusually measures 4.5”x3.75”. in the Southern League, Division Process, Silverprint Services. No. Light crease to right hand side, some One 2720 to right hand corner. Postally wear and small damage to top right unused. Good condition £80/120 hand corner, minor wear otherwise in 1542 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. 1904/05. good condition £70/100 Rare early mono real photograph Spurs were still a Southern League postcard of the team playing staff team at this point. They finished 5th 1550 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. 1906/07. and officials, standing and seated in in the Southern League, Division Early mono real photograph postcard rows, with title ‘Tottenham Hotspur One of eight members of the 1901 F.A. Football Team’ and players names Cup winning team plus others who 1546 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. 1906/07. to lower border. Postcard by Beagles re-formed to play in a Benefit match Rare early mono real photograph & Co. No. 333b to corner. The card for Sam Mountford, a trainer at the postcard of the team playing staff signed to image in black ink by club. The team and officials, standing and officials, standing and seated in James Freeborough (1904-1906, and seated in rows, with title ‘Sam rows, with title ‘Tottenham Hotspur 15 appearances, one goal). Postally Mountford’s Benefit team. April Football Club 1906-07’ and players unused. Good/very good condition 2nd 07’ printed to lower border, to names printed to lower border. £80/120 the right. Jones Bros, Tottenham. Postcard by Jones Bros of Tottenham. Postally unused. Good condition. A Spurs were still a Southern League Postally used and dated ‘Tottenham rare postcard £130/160 team at this point. They finished 5th 1906’. Light minor wear otherwise in in the Southern League, Division good condition £80/120 This Spurs team played a team of the One South and lost 1-4 Spurs were still a Southern League 1543 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. 1904/05. team at this point. They finished 6th 1551 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. 1907/08. Rare early mono real photograph in the Southern League, Division Rare early sepia real photograph postcard of the team playing staff One postcard of the team and officials, and officials, standing and seated in standing and seated in rows, with 1547 Tottenham Hotspur v Hull City, F.A. rows, with title ‘Tottenham Hotspur title and players names printed to Cup 1st round 1907. Early mono real Football Team’ and players names lower border. Jones Bros, Tottenham. photograph postcard of the team and to lower border. Postcard by Beagles Postally unused. Minor fading to officials, standing and seated in rows, & Co. No. 333b to corner. The image, crease to right hand lower for the match played at White Hart card signed to image in black ink corner and minor wear to image Lane, with printed title ‘Spurs Team. by (1902-1908, 125 otherwise in good condition 1906-07. Saturday Jan 12th’ to appearances, one goal). Postally £80/120 lower border. Jones Bros, Tottenham. unused. Very good condition Postally unused. Rare. Some minor This was the last season that Spurs £80/120 wear and soiling otherwise in good played in the Southern League. Spurs were still a Southern League condition £100/150 Being elected to the Football League team at this point. They finished 5th Division II the following year Spurs drew with Hull City 0-0 and in the Southern League, Division beat them 1-0 in the replay. 1552 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. 1908/09. One Rare early mono printed postcard of 1548 Tottenham Hotspur v Hull City, F.A. 1544 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. 1905/06. the team and officials, standing and Cup 1st round 1907. Early mono real Rare early mono real photograph seated in rows, with title and players photograph postcard of the team postcard of the team playing staff names printed to lower border. and officials, standing and seated and officials, standing and seated in Publisher unknown. Postally unused. in rows, for the match played at rows, with title ‘Tottenham Hotspur Light wear to corners, some wear to , with printed title F.C. 1905-06’ to lower border, image with light creasing to lower

118 119 right hand corner otherwise in good printed to lower border and image. condition. A very rare postcard from condition £80/120 F.W.Jones, Tottenham. Postally this early football tour £200/300 unused. Annotation to postcard Spurs were elected to the Football Spurs won the match 8-1. Spurs verso. Marks to image surface, minor League Division II in this season toured Germany from the 7th-25th wear to corners, crease to top left May and played six matches on their 1553 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. 1908/09. hand corner, creasing and further first continental tour winning each Rare early mono real photograph marks to lower border otherwise in match, scoring 33 goals and only postcard of the team and officials, good condition £70/100 conceding 4 goals standing and seated in rows, with Spurs had been promoted in the title and players names printed to 1560 Tottenham Hotspur tour of Germany previous season and were now proud lower and upper border. F.W. Jones 1911. Early sepia real photograph members of the First Division of Tottenham. Postally unused. postcard showing a match in progress Some surface loss to image to the 1557 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. 1910/11. on the German tour with the football right hand side otherwise in good Early sepia real photograph postcard high in the air. Publisher unknown. condition £80/120 of the team and officials, standing Postally unused. Annotation to and seated in rows, with title and postcard verso in German. Sold with Spurs were elected to the Football players names printed to lower a letter from Mr Jarvis, Secretary of League Division II in this season border. F.W.Jones of Tottenham. Tottenham Hotspur dated May 1961 1554 Tottenham Hotspur v Fulham and Postally unused. Annotation to to a Mr McCormick of Acton Green v Burnley, F.A. Cup 2nd and 3rd postcard verso. The initials and first thanking him for sending in various rounds 1908/09. Early mono real letters of the title, players names and items for the club to see including photograph postcard of the team the title and date on the ball have the postcard, again the date of and officials, standing and seated been overwritten in red ink in the the tour is incorrect on the letter. in rows on the pitch with the large past, red ink mark to top right hand Good condition. An extremely rare crowd behind them, for the matches corner otherwise in good condition. postcard from this early football tour played at White Hart Lane, with Rare £50/80 £250/350 printed title ‘Tottenham Hotspur Spurs finished in 15th position in this Spurs toured Germany from the Cup Team 1909’ to lower border. 1910/11 season 7th-25th May and played six F.W.Jones Bros, Tottenham. Postally matches on their first continental unused. Rare. A little fading to image 1558 ‘Tottenham Hotspur Cup Team tour winning each match, scoring 33 otherwise good condition £80/120 1910’. Early mono real photograph goals and only conceding 4 goals postcard of the team and officials, This same team played in the two standing and seated in rows on the 1561 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. 1911/12. cup ties, Spurs beating Fulham pitch with the large crowd behind Early sepia real photograph postcard 1-0 on the 6th February 1909 and them, for the matches played at of the team and officials, standing drawing with Burnley 0-0 on the White Hart Lane, with printed title and seated in rows, with title and 20th February 1909, losing the ‘Tottenham Hotspur Cup Team players names printed to lower replay 3-1 1910’ to lower border. F.W.Jones border. F.W.Jones of Tottenham. 1555 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. 1909/10. Bros, Tottenham. Postally unused. Postally unused. Rare. Some soiling Early mono real photograph postcard Rare. Crease to lower right hand to white outer border of the postcard, of the playing staff and officials, corner, team annotation to verso, minor wear, ink annotation to verso standing and seated in rows, in front some minor ink staining to left hand otherwise in good condition of the new West Stand, at the time edge otherwise in good condition £80/120 the most modern stand in London, £50/70 Spurs finished in 12th position in this with players names, title and date This was probably the team who 1911/12 season printed to lower border, two names beat Millwall 2-1 in the 3rd round printed above the group. F.W.Jones, 1562 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. 1912/13. of the Cup. In the next round Spurs Tottenham. Postally unused. Rare. Early mono real photograph postcard drew away with Blackburn, before Very minor marks to image surface of the playing staff and officials, losing 0-2 in the replay otherwise in very good condition standing and seated in rows, with £100/150 1559 Tottenham Hotspur tour of Germany title and players names printed to 1911. Early sepia real photograph lower border. F.W.Jones, Tottenham. Spurs had been promoted in the postcard of the team standing on Postally unused. Rare. Some football previous season and were now proud the pitch in front of a goal prior to annotation to verso otherwise in members of the First Division the match against Wacker Leipzig generally very good condition 1556 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. 1909/10. on the German tour, with title £80/120 Early mono real photograph postcard printed to lower border, to the right Spurs finished in 17th position in this of the playing staff and officials, ‘Tottenham-Hotspurs, London’. 1912/13 season standing and seated in rows, in front Photograph by ‘Photo V.E. Gartner, of the new West Stand, at the time Leipzig’. Postally unused. Annotation 1563 ‘Tottenham Hotspur Cup Team 1913’. the most modern stand in London, to postcard verso suggests a date Early mono real photograph postcard with title, date and six players names of 1909, which is incorrect. Good of the team and groundsman,

120 standing and seated in rows on the Tottenham Hotspur F.C. Season seated in rows in front of the Main pitch with the large crowd behind 1919-20’. Crawford, Edmonton. Stand. Publisher unknown. Postally them, with printed title ‘Spurs’ Cup Postally unused. Minor marks to unused. Minor wear otherwise in Team 1913’ and players names corners otherwise in good/very good good condition £80/120 printed to lower border. F.W.Jones, condition £60/90 Spurs won the F.A. Cup in 1921 Tottenham. Postally unused. Light Spurs were relegated at the end beating Wolverhampton Wanderers minor surface marks otherwise in of the 1914/15 season and were 1-0 in the Final played at Stamford very good condition. Rare £100/150 now playing in Football League Bridge This was probably the team who Division II. They were champions 1572 ‘Tottenham Hotspur Cup Team drew with Blackpool 1-1 in the 3rd of the Division that year and were 1921’. Early mono real photograph round of the Cup, Spurs won the promoted back to Division I postcard of the team and trainer, replay 6-1. In the next round Spurs 1568 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. 1919/20. Minter, standing and seated in lost 1-0 to Reading to go out the Cup Mono real photograph postcard of rows on the pitch with the large 1564 Tottenham Hotspur 1913/14. Early the team and officials standing and crowd behind them, with printed sepia real photograph postcard of seated in rows, with title printed to title ‘Tottenham Hotspur Cup Team the team and officials, standing and lower border ‘Tottenham Hotspur 1921’ and players names printed seated in rows, with title and players F.C.. Winners- League II Division, beneath, to lower border. W.J. names printed to lower border. F.W. Norwich Charity Cup, London Crawford. Postally unused. Very Jones, Tottenham. Postally unused. Combination. Season 1919-20’. good condition. Rare £80/120 Rare. Some wear and slight rounding W.J. Crawford. Postally unused. This was the team who won the to card corners otherwise in good Small surface loss to right hand English Cup in 1921, beating Wolves condition £60/90 border otherwise in good/very good 1-0, Dimmock scoring the winning condition. Rare £70/100 Spurs finished in 17th position in this goal 1913/14 season Spurs were relegated at the end 1573 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. 1921/22. of the 1914/15 season and were 1565 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. 1914/15. Mono real photograph postcard now playing in Football League Early mono real photograph postcard of the playing staff, directors and Division II. They were champions of the playing staff, officials and officials standing and seated in rows of the Division that year and were Directors, standing and seated in with English Cup and Charity Shield promoted back to Division I rows, with title and players names to centre, with title printed to lower printed to lower border. F.W.Jones, 1569 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. 1919/20. border ‘Tottenham Hotspur. F.C. Tottenham. Postally unused. Minor Mono real photograph postcard 1921-22’. W.J. Crawford. Postally wear to card edges, light crease to of the playing staff and officials unused. Minor wear and browning both lower corners, minor soiling standing and seated in rows plus to card edge, stain to border of the otherwise in good condition. Rare inset cameo of three players, verso of the postcard otherwise in £100/150 with title printed to lower border good condition. Rare £100/150 ‘Tottenham Hotspur. League Spurs finished in 20th position in this Spurs finished in 2nd position in Champions II Division, Winners, 1914/15 season and were relegated Division One in this 1921/22 season Norwich Charity Cup. Season 1920. to Football League Division II Winners London Combination’. W.J. 1574 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. c1920/21. 1566 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. 1919/20. Crawford 1920-1. Postally unused. Original mono real photograph Mono real photograph postcard of Minor blemishes and slight silvering postcard of members of the team the team and officials, standing and to card surface otherwise in good/ and officials? sitting in front of the seated in rows, with title printed to very good condition. Rare £70/100 West Stand in suits, flat caps and ties. lower border ‘Tottenham Hotspur W.J. Crawford of Lower Edmonton. 1570 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. 1919/20. F.C. Season 1919-20’. Appears to Postally unused. Minor silvering to Early mono real photograph postcard be by Crawford, Edmonton. Postally edges otherwise in good/very good of the team, the Manager, Peter unused. Light corner wear otherwise condition. A rare postcard £100/150 McWilliam and the Chairman in good/very good condition £60/90 standing and seated in rows in front 1575 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. 1921/22. Spurs were relegated at the end of the Main Stand, with title printed Mono real photograph postcard of of the 1914/15 season and were to lower border. Appears to be by the team and trainer, standing and now playing in Football League Crawford of Edmonton. Postally seated in rows, with the English Division II. They were champions unused. Players names annotated Cup on display to centre, with title of the Division that year and were in ink by verso. Minor wear to card printed to lower border ‘Hotspur promoted back to Division I corners otherwise in good condition. Team 1921-22’. Publisher unknown. Rare £60/80 Postally unused. Good/very good 1567 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. 1919/20. condition. Rare £120/160 Mono real photograph postcard of 1571 Tottenham Hotspur ‘Cup Final the team and officials, standing and Winning’ team 1920/21. Early mono Spurs finished in 2nd position in seated in rows, with title printed real photograph postcard of the Division One in this 1921/22 season to lower border ‘Official Photo. team and the trainer standing and

120 121 1576 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. 1922/23. 1581 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. 1925/26. of the playing staff, officials and Mono real photograph postcard Mono real photograph postcard of directors, standing and seated in of the team and trainer, standing the team and trainer, standing and rows, with title and players names and seated in rows. Players names seated in rows, with title and players to lower border. W.J. Crawford printed in black to lower border. names printed to lower white border. of Edmonton. Postally unused. W.J. Crawford of Edmonton. Postally W.J. Crawford of Edmonton. Postally Very slightly smaller postcard than unused. Minor soiling to face of unused. Good/very good condition. previous cards. Good/very good image otherwise in good/very good Rare £100/150 condition £80/120 condition £70/100 Spurs finished in 15th position in the Spurs finished in 12th position in the Spurs finished in 12th position in the League 2nd Division in the 1929/30 season League in the 1922/23 season 1582 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. 1926/27. 1587 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. 1930/31. 1577 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. 1923/24. Mono real photograph postcard Mono real photograph postcard Mono real photograph postcard of of the playing staff, officials and of the playing staff, officials and the team, officials and Directors, directors, standing and seated in directors, standing and seated in standing and seated in rows, with rows, with title to lower border. W.J. rows, with title and players names title ‘Tottenham Hotspur. Team & Crawford of Edmonton. Postally to lower border. W.J. Crawford of Directors. 1923/1924’ printed to unused. Some soiling and wear to Edmonton. Postally unused. Very lower border, team names printed postcard, creasing to right and left good condition £100/150 to top and lower borders. W.J. hand borders, soiling to postcard Spurs finished in 3rd position in the Crawford of Edmonton. Postally back otherwise in good condition 2nd Division in the 1930/31 season unused. Good/very good condition £80/100 £100/150 1588 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. 1931/32. Spurs finished in 13th position in the Mono real photograph postcard Spurs finished in 15th position in the League of the playing staff, officials and League in the 1923/24 season 1583 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. 1926/27. directors, standing and seated in 1578 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. 1923/24. Mono real photograph postcard of rows, with title to lower border. W.J. Mono real photograph postcard of the team and trainer, standing and Crawford of Edmonton. Postally the team, officials and Directors, seated in rows, with title and players unused. Very good condition standing and seated in rows, with names printed to lower border. W.J. £100/150 title ‘Tottenham Hotspur F.C. Crawford of Edmonton. Postally Spurs finished in 8th position in the 1923/1924’ printed to lower border. unused. Some silvering to image 2nd Division in the 1931/32 season W.J. Crawford of Edmonton. Postally edges otherwise in good/very good unused. Some nicks and wear to condition £80/120 1589 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. 1932/33. card extremities, some light creasing Mono real photograph postcard Spurs finished in 13th position in the otherwise in good condition of the playing staff, officials and League £80/120 directors, standing and seated in 1584 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. 1927/28. rows, with title to lower border. W.J. Spurs finished in 15th position in the Mono real photograph postcard Crawford of Edmonton. Postally League in the 1923/24 season of the playing staff, officials and unused. Very good condition 1579 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. 1924/25. directors, standing and seated in £80/120 Mono real photograph postcard of rows, with title to lower border. W.J. Spurs finished in 2nd position in the the team and trainer, standing and Crawford of Edmonton. Postally 2nd Division in the 1932/33 season seated in rows, with title and players unused. Very good condition. Rare names printed to lower border. W.J. £130/160 1590 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. 1933/34. Crawford 1924/25. Postally unused. Mono real photograph postcard Spurs finished in 21st position in the Good/very good condition of the team, manager and trainer, League in the 1927/28 season and £100/150 standing and seated in rows, with were relegated title and players names to lower Spurs finished in 12th position in the 1585 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. 1928/29. border. W.J. Crawford of Edmonton. League Mono real photograph postcard Postally unused. Tear to the centre 1580 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. 1924/25. of the playing staff, officials and of the top border of the postcards, Mono real photograph postcard directors, standing and seated in crease to right hand lower corner, of the playing staff, directors and rows, with title and players names some wear to card edges and corners officials, standing and seated in rows, to lower border. W.J. Crawford of otherwise in good condition £50/70 with title printed to lower border. Edmonton. Postally unused. Good/ Spurs finished in 3rd position in W.J. Crawford of Edmonton. Postally very good condition £100/150 Division One in the 1933/34 season unused. Good/very good condition Spurs finished in 10th position in the £100/150 1591 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. 1933/34. 2nd Division in the 1928/29 season Mono real photograph postcard Spurs finished in 12th position in the 1586 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. 1929/30. of the playing staff, officials and League Mono real photograph postcard directors, standing and seated in

122 rows, with title to lower border. W.J. 1597 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. ‘Champions 1602 Arthur Grimsdell. Tottenham Crawford of Edmonton. Postally Division 2’ 1949/50. Mono real Hotspur 1912-1929, James Cantrell. unused. Very good condition photograph postcard of the team, Tottenham Hotspur 1912-1922 and £80/120 manager and trainer, standing and Herbert Bliss. Tottenham Hotspur seated in rows with large trophy to 1912-1922. Mono real photograph Spurs finished in 3rd position in centre, with title to lower border. postcard of the three players, full Division One in the 1933/34 season W.H. Jaques. Postally unused. Good/ length, in Spurs attire on the pitch 1592 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. 1934/35. very good condition £50/80 in front of a packed White Hart Mono real photograph postcard Lane. Players names to lower border. Spurs won the Division Two champi- of the playing staff, officials and Publisher unknown, but appears onship in the 1949/50 season directors, standing and seated in to be W.J. Crawford of Edmonton. rows, with title to lower border. W.J. 1598 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. ‘Champions Minor silvering to edges otherwise in Crawford of Edmonton. Postally Division 2’ 1949/50. Mono real good condition Postally unused unused. Good/very good condition photograph postcard of the team, £80/120 £80/120 manager and trainer, standing and The three players were probably seated in rows with large trophy to Spurs finished in 22nd position in pictured together as they were all centre, with title to lower border. Division One in the 1934/35 season granted a joint Benefit v Chelsea in W.H. Jaques. Postally unused. Good/ and were relegated 1920 and the image was probably very good condition £50/80 taken at that match 1593 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. 1935/36. Spurs won the Division Two champi- Mono real photograph postcard 1603 James Dimmock [?]. Tottenham onship in the 1949/50 season of the playing staff, officials and Hotspur 1919-1930 James Cantrell. directors, standing and seated in 1599 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. Canadian Tottenham Hotspur 1912-1922 and rows, with title to lower border. W.J. Tour 1957. Mono real photograph Herbert Bliss. Tottenham Hotspur Crawford of Edmonton. Postally postcard of the touring team, 1912-1922. Sepia real photograph unused. Good/very good condition manager, trainer and officials, postcard of the three players, full £80/120 standing and seated in rows, with length, in Spurs attire. W.J. Crawford title to lower border. W.H. Jaques. of Edmonton. Good/very good Spurs finished in 5th position in Postally unused. Good/very good condition Postally unused £80/120 Division Two in the 1935/36 season condition. Rare £60/90 1604 Tommy Clay, Fanny Walden and Bill 1594 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. 1936/37. Tottenham’s nine match tour of Jaques. Tottenham Hotspur circa Mono real photograph postcard North America included four games 1920-1922. Mono real photograph of the playing staff, officials and against Celtic postcard showing all three players, directors, standing and seated in full length on the pitch, in Spurs rows, with title to lower border. W.J. 1600 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. ‘Double shirts, with large crowd behind Crawford of Edmonton. Postally Winners’ 1960/61. Mono real them in the stand. W.J. Crawford of unused. Good/very good condition photograph postcard of the team, Edmonton. Minor fading to image £80/120 standing and seated in rows, with otherwise in good condition Postally title and players names to lower Spurs finished in 10th position in unused £80/120 border. A. Wilkes & Son, West Division Two in the 1936/37 season Bromwich. Postally unused. Good/ 1605 Walter Bull. Tottenham Hotspur 1595 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. 1943/44, very good condition £50/70 1904-1905 and 1908/1909. Early 1944/45. Mono real photograph sepia real photograph postcard of Spurs won both the Division One plainback postcard of the team and Bull, full length, in Spurs attire. Title title and the F.A. Cup in the 1960/61 official with a trophy displayed to to lower left hand corner ‘W. Bull. season centre, standing and seated in rows, Tottenham Hotspurs’. Jones Bros, with title to upper border ‘Tottenham 1601 Robert Loudon Steel. Tottenham Tottenham. Postally unused. Image a Hotspur 1943/44, 1944/45’. Hotspur 1908-1919. Early mono little faded, minor creasing to lower Publisher unknown. Good condition. real photograph postcard of Steel, left hand corner otherwise in good A rare wartime postcard £80/120 full length, in Spurs attire. Title to condition £80/120 lower border ‘T. Morris. Tottenham The trophy is probably the League Walter played for Spurs in the Hotspur’. F.W. Jones, Tottenham. Cup South which Spurs won in the 1904-05 season. At Tottenham, he Odd minor faults to postcard 1944/45 season counted amongst his team mates otherwise in good condition £40/60 , in 1907 Bull was 1596 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. 1946. Mono Bobby Steel joined Tottenham offered the job of Northampton real photograph plainback postcard Hotspur in 1908 from Port Glasgow Town manager but after accepting, of the team, standing and seated in and played mainly in the inside left changed his mind, and recommended rows. Publisher unknown. Good/ position, although he was versatile Chapman take charge of the club very good condition £40/60 and willing to fill in several roles, instead. He then played for Spurs in Spurs finished in 6th position in including in defence. He featured in the 1908/09 season Division Two in the 1946/47 season 245 games and scored 45 goals in all competitions

122 123 1606 Herbert Bliss. Tottenham Hotspur 1609 Oliver Burton. Tottenham Hotspur the club without appearing in a 1912-1922. Early sepia real 1904-1909. Early mono real senior match. He went on to play photograph postcard of Bliss, full photograph postcard of Burton, for Summerstown and Barnet before length, in Spurs attire. Title to full length, in Spurs attire. Title to re-joining Tottenham after a spell lower border ‘Bert Bliss. Tottenham lower border ‘O. Burton. Tottenham with the club’s “nursery” team Hotspur’. ‘F.W. Jones’ of Tottenham. Hotspur’. Jones Bros, Tottenham. Northfleet United. Lane, a centre Postally unused. Very good Postally unused. Good condition forward, went on to feature in 36 condition £100/150 £100/150 matches and found the net on 12 occasions between 1924 and 1926. Bert Bliss was an inside forward who Oliver Burton, a left back, played a Lane’s time with Spurs came to an joined Tottenham from Willenhall total of 133 matches for Tottenham end after manager Peter McWilliam Swifts for £10 on 12 April 1912. He Hotspur in all competitions between dropped him after Lane kicked the had a reputation for speed, accurate 1904-09 ball into the crowd after having a goal passing and riffling shots on goal. He 1610 David Crichton Brown. Tottenham disallowed in a match versus Preston played for Spurs between 1912 and Hotspur 1909/1910. Early sepia North End. Lane had been courting 1922 during which time he made real photograph postcard of Brown, the attention of the England selectors 215 appearances and scored 106 full length, in Spurs attire. Title at the time, who were present at goals. He was a member of the team, to lower left hand corner ‘David the match, but unimpressed with which was promoted to the Football Brown. Tottenham Hotspur’. F.W. his behaviour. The incident ended League First Division in 1920 and Jones, Tottenham. Postally unused. Lane’s chances of an international won the FA Cup in 1921 Some faded annotation to lower left call-up and his Tottenham career. He 1607 William Alexander Berry. Tottenham hand corner, slight fading to image went on to play for both Brentford Hotspur 1903-1906. Early sepia otherwise in good condition and Watford scoring 150 goals in real photograph postcard of Berry, £100/150 236 appearances for the two clubs full length, in Spurs attire. Title to between 1929-1936 David Brown played one game for lower border ‘W. Berry. Tottenham Spurs in the 1909/1910 season 1614 Herbert Hodgkinson. Tottenham Hotspurs’ and ‘no. 85’. ‘F.W. Jones’ Hotspur 1930-1931. Mono real of Tottenham. Postally unused. Odd 1611 George Huntley Badenoch. photograph postcard of Hodgkinson, minor faults otherwise in good/very Tottenham Hotspur 1906/1907. half length, in Spurs shirt. W.J. good condition £100/150 Early sepia real photograph postcard Crawford of Edmonton. Very good of Badenoch, full length, in Spurs Bert Bliss was an inside forward who condition Postally unused £70/100 attire. Title to lower left hand corner joined Tottenham from Willenhall ‘Badenoch. Tottenham Hotspurs’. Bert Hodgkinson signed for Swifts for £10 on 12 April 1912. He Jones Bros, Tottenham. Postally Tottenham Hotspur in 1930 and had a reputation for speed, accurate unused. Minor soiling and wear to went on to make 58 appearances for passing and riffling shots on goal. He edges otherwise in good condition the club in all competitions played for Spurs between 1912 and £100/150 1922 during which time he made 1615 Arthur Sanders. Tottenham Hotspur 215 appearances and scored 106 George Badenoch played one game 1926-1927. Mono real photograph goals. He was a member of the team, for Spurs in the 1906/1907 season postcard of Sanders, half length, in which was promoted to the Football Spurs shirt. Nicely signed in ink to 1612 William Bulloch. Tottenham Hotspur League First Division in 1920 and the lower right hand corner. W.J. 1908/1909. Early sepia real won the FA Cup in 1921 Crawford of Edmonton. Good/very photograph postcard of Bulloch, good condition Postally unused 1608 George Henry Bowler. Tottenham full length, in Spurs attire. Title to £100/150 Hotspur 1913-1919. Early mono lower left hand corner ‘W. Bulloch. real photograph postcard of Bowler, Tottenham Hotspur’. Jones Bros, Sanders made his debut for the full length, in Spurs attire. Title to Tottenham. Postally unused. Minor Lilywhites in February, 1927. He lower border ‘G. Bowler. Tottenham soiling to verso otherwise in good went on to make 13 appearances Hotspur’. F.W. Jones, Tottenham. condition £100/150 and score seven goals for the North Postally unused. Minor surface marks London club William Bulloch played for Spurs in to image otherwise in good/very the 1908/1909 season but made no 1616 Percy Charles Austin. Tottenham good condition £100/150 first team appearances Hotspur 1926-1928. Mono real Bowler moved to Tottenham Hotspur photograph postcard of Austin, 1613 William Henry Charles Lane. in 1913 from Derby, and made three half length, in Spurs shirt. Name to Tottenham Hotspur 1923-1926. appearances during the 1913-14 lower border. Nicely signed in ink Mono real photograph postcard of season and remained with the club to the lower right hand corner ‘Best Lane, half length, in Spurs shirt. W.J. during the First World War. He Wishes’. W.J. Crawford of Edmonton. Crawford of Edmonton. Good/very guested for Brentford in December Good/very good condition Postally good condition Postally unused 1915. Bowler moved to Southern unused £100/150 £70/100 League First Division club Luton Austin played for non league Town in 1919 Billy Lane joined Tottenham Hotspur Farnham United Breweries in the in 1922 for the first time but left

124 Surrey Senior League before joining 20 matches and scored one goal in 1625 William French. Tottenham Hotspur Tottenham Hotspur in January 1926 all competitions. After leaving the 1918-1922. Excellent mono real where he played in just two matches Lilywhites he played for Margate photograph postcard of French, half length, in Spurs shirt. Very 1617 James Chadwick Townley. Tottenham 1621 Harold Hargreaves. Tottenham nicely signed in ink ‘Yours sincerely Hotspur 1927-1928. Mono real Hotspur 1923-1926. Early mono real W. French’. ‘W.J. Crawford of photograph postcard of Townley, photograph postcard of Hargreaves, Edmonton’. Very good condition half length, in Spurs shirt. Nicely half length, in Spurs shirt. W.J. Postally unused. A rare signed signed in ink to the lower right hand Crawford of Edmonton. Nicely signed postcard £120/160 side. W.J. Crawford of Edmonton. in ink ‘Yours sincerely’. Postally Good/very good condition Postally unused. Very good condition Bill French made only four unused £100/150 £100/150 appearances for Tottenham Hotspur Jimmy Townley an outside left Hargreaves joined Tottenham 1626 James Chipperfield. Tottenham signed for Tottenham Hotspur in Hotspur where he featured in 38 Hotspur 1919-1921. Excellent 1927 where he participated in three matches and netting eleven goals. mono real photograph postcard of matches and found the back of the He left White Hart Lane to join Chipperfield, half length, in Spurs net twice. Scoring on his Lilywhites Burnley where he went on to make shirt. Very nicely signed in ink ‘Yours debut in a 3-1 defeat to Everton at a further 26 appearances and scored truly’. ‘W.J. Crawford of Edmonton’. White Hart Lane in October 1927 in six times Very good condition Postally unused. the old First Division A rare signed postcard £120/160 1622 Sidney Ernest Rowland Castle. 1618 John Richardson. Tottenham Hotspur Tottenham Hotspur 1919-1920. Jimmy Chipperfield made only 1927-1929. Mono real photograph Excellent mono real photograph seventeen appearances for postcard of Richardson, half length, postcard of Castle, half length, in Tottenham Hotspur scoring six goals in Spurs shirt. Nicely signed in Spurs shirt. Very nicely signed in ink 1627 William Sage. Tottenham Hotspur ink to the lower right hand side ‘Yours sincerely S. R. Castle’. ‘W.J. 1919-1925. Excellent sepia real ‘Yours sincerely’. W.J. Crawford Crawford of Edmonton’. Very good photograph postcard of Sage, half of Edmonton. Good/very good condition Postally unused £100/150 length, in Spurs shirt. Very nicely condition Postally unused £100/150 Sid Castle, an outside right, joined signed in ink ‘Yours Sincerely’. ‘W.J. Jock Richardson joined Northfleet Tottenham Hotspur in 1919 and Crawford of Edmonton’. Very good United (the nursery club of made six appearances, scoring one condition Postally unused. Rare Tottenham Hotspur) in 1924 before goal for the Spurs. He signed for £120/160 signing officially for Tottenham in Charlton Athletic in 1921 and went Bill Sage began his playing career 1927. The full back made a total of on to play in 66 matches and scoring at youth team Tottenham Thursday 41 appearances in all competitions 10 goals. before playing for Corinthians. The for the Spurs between 1927-29 1623 Alfred Jennings. Tottenham Hotspur right half joined Tottenham Hotspur 1619 Victor Knott. Tottenham Hotspur 1923-1924. Excellent mono real in 1919 and made 16 appearances 1923-1926. Mono real photograph photograph postcard of Jennings, for the club. Sage was chosen as a plainback postcard of Knott, half half length, in Spurs shirt. Very member of the British FA X1 which length, in Spurs shirt. Nicely signed nicely signed in ink ‘Yours sincerely, toured South Africa in 1920 in ink to the lower centre of the Alf Jennings’. ‘W.J. Crawford of 1628 Charles Harold James Handley. card ‘Yours truly’. W.J. Crawford Edmonton’. Very good condition Tottenham Hotspur 1921-1929. of Edmonton. Good/very good Postally unused. A rare signed Sepia real photograph postcard of condition Postally unused. A rarer postcard £100/150 Handley, half length, in Spurs shirt. card £120/160 Alf Jennings made just one Signed in ink ‘Yours truly, C. Handley’. Vic Knott was a loyal servant to appearance for Spurs in the 1923/24 W.J. Crawford of Edmonton. Good/ Tottenham Hotspur and stayed on season very good condition Postally the ground staff at White Hart Lane unused £100/150 1624 James Ross. Tottenham Hotspur until he was in his seventies making 1923-1924. Excellent mono real From 1922 - 1928, Charlie “Tich” just two appearances photograph postcard of Castle, Handley scored a goal almost every 1620 Albert Abraham Goodman. half length, in Spurs shirt. Very time he played and if he wasn’t Tottenham Hotspur 1919-1920. nicely signed in ink ‘Yours sincerely scoring, he was setting them up. Early mono real photograph postcard S. R. Castle’. ‘W.J. Crawford of He and Jimmy Dimmock were of Goodman, half length, in Spurs Edmonton’. Very good condition Tottenham’s best strikers in that shirt. W.J. Crawford of Edmonton. Postally unused. Rare £120/160 decade Nicely signed in ink ‘Sincerely yours, Jimmy Ross joined Tottenham 1629 James Frederick Skinner. Tottenham A. Goodman’. Postally unused. Very Hotspur from Raith Rovers in Hotspur 1919-1925. Sepia real good condition £100/150 1923. The right back made nine photograph postcard of Skinner, Bert Goodman joined Tottenham appearances for the White Hart Lane half length, in Spurs shirt. Signed Hotspur in 1919 where he played club in ink ‘J. Skinner’. W.J. Crawford

124 125 of Edmonton. Good/very good 1634 Buchanan Sharp. Tottenham Hotspur 1637 James Peter Greaves. Tottenham condition Postally unused £100/150 1923-1925. Mono real photograph Hotspur 1961-1970. Two plain postcard of Sharp, half length, in back real photograph postcards of Jimmy Skinner began his career Spurs shirt. Signed in ink ‘Yours truly’. Greaves. One of him, full length, at Beckenham before joining W.J. Crawford of Edmonton. Very playing for Spurs and the other, half Tottenham Hotspur in 1919 the good condition Postally unused. length, wearing Spurs shirt. Both wing half made his debut against Rare £100/150 cards with title to lower border. Clapton Orient on 11 October 1919 Publishers unknown. Odd faults his 21st birthday. In a career that was Sharp, an inside forward signed for otherwise in good condition. Qty 2 cut short by injury he made a total Tottenham Hotspur in March 1923 £25/35 of 111 appearances and scored on and played in five matches for the three occasions in all competitions Spurs scoring one goal is England’s fourth for the Spurs. highest international goalscorer 1635 William Whatley. Tottenham (44 goals), Tottenham Hotspur’s 1630 James Mitchell Archibald. Tottenham Hotspur 1932-1939. Mono real highest ever goalscorer (266 goals), Hotspur 1919-1921. Sepia real photograph postcard of Whatley, the highest goalscorer in the history photograph postcard of Archibald, half length, in Spurs shirt. ‘W.J. of English top-flight football (357 half length, in Spurs shirt. Signed in Crawford of Edmonton’. Blemishes goals), and has also scored more ink ‘Yours sincerely’. W.J. Crawford and imperfections to the face of hat-tricks (six) for England than of Edmonton 1920. Very good the postcard otherwise in good anyone else. He finished as the First condition Postally unused £100/150 condition. Postally unused £30/40 Division’s top scorer in six seasons Jimmy Archibald moved to It has been suggested to the 1638 Tottenham Hotspur 1960’s. Eight Tottenham Hotspur, making his auctioneer that these postcards may mono real photograph postcards Spurs debut in the 1919-20 season. well have been originally printed of (2, different), He played 24 league games, scoring with these imperfections to the Alan Mullery, , once, before moving to image. , John White, James Athletic in 1922 Bill Whatley, a full-back, made 254 Robertson and Dave Mackay. Six of 1631 Roy MacDonald. Tottenham Hotspur appearances scoring two goals during the eight are plain back postcards. 1920-1921. Sepia real photograph his career, which was interrupted by Head and shoulders and full length postcard of MacDonald, half length, the start of the Second World War images. Good condition £40/60 in Spurs shirt. Signed in ink ‘Yours in 1939. During the latter part of 1639 Mike England. Tottenham Hotspur truly’. W.J. Crawford of Edmonton his playing career in 1938 he was in 1966-1975. Real photograph 1920. Very good condition Postally competition for his first team place plainback trade card of England half unused. A rarely seen signed with Bill Nicholson. He played for length, wearing Spurs shirt. Nicely postcard £100/150 Wales against England in the 1938 signed in blue ink ‘Best wishes Mike British Home Championship when Roy MacDonald made one England’. 4”x6.75”. Light horizontal the Welsh won 4 - 2 at appearance for Spurs in this season crease to centre otherwise in good 1636 Clifford William Jones. Tottenham condition. Sold with a mono real 1632 Hugh Harper Lorimer. Tottenham Hotspur 1958-1968. Mono plain photograph tradecard of Maurice Hotspur 1919-1921. Sepia real backed real photograph postcard Norman, head and shoulders, photograph postcard of Lorimer, of Jones, full length in Spurs attire, wearing Spurs shirt. Printed title to half length, in Spurs shirt. Signed in about to kick the ball. Signed by lower border. Publisher unknown. ink ‘Sincerely yours’. W.J. Crawford Jones to image. Printed title to lower Qty 2 £30/40 of Edmonton 1920. Very good border. Good condition £30/50 condition Postally unused. Rare 1640 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. ‘Famous £100/150 Jones joined Tottenham Hotspur in Football Teams’ c1905. Mono February 1958 for a record printed postcard with the ‘Hotspur’ Lorimer, an outside right played a £35,000. For a while Jones didn’t part of the title showing cameo total of thirteen matches for the play at his best at Spurs, and he then images of the twenty seven members Spurs between 1919-21. After broke a leg in a tackle with Peter of the Tottenham playing staff, head leaving White Hart Lane he had a Baker during pre-season training in and shoulders. The postcard by spell at Dundee the summer of 1958. He returned Wrench Series. No. 10717 Postally 1633 Matthew Forster. Tottenham Hotspur to the team after his recovery in unused. Very good condition. A rare 1920-1930. Mono real photograph December 1958. He became a postcard £100/150 postcard of Forster, half length, in prolific goalscorer for the club, Spurs won both the Division One Spurs shirt. Signed in ink ‘Yours truly’. scoring 25 goals in all appearances in title and the F.A. Cup in the 1960/61 W.J. Crawford of Edmonton. Very the 1959-60 season. Jones was a key season good condition Postally unused. member of the double-winning team Rare £100/150 of the 1960-61 season, scoring 19 1641 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. ‘The Spurs goals that season. He remains one of in Training’ Card no. 8, 1905. Mono Forster, a full back joined Tottenham the top scorers in the club’s history, printed postcard published by The from Newburn in 1920 and made scoring 159 goals in 378 games Illustrated Daily Post-Card’ of Fleet 272 appearances in all competitions for the club 126 Street. The image depicts the Spurs 1647 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. 1920’s. and the Charity Shield. The trade players in training. The postcard Action real photograph postcard card measures 7”x5”. Minor wrinkle dated 30th October 1905 Postally from the match with very large to image at the top border near the unused. Minor mark to lower border crowd in attendance. Publisher centre of the image and on the right of the card otherwise in good unknown. The image slightly out of hand border, minor wear to card condition. An exceptionally rare focus. Good/very good condition. A edges in places otherwise in good/ postcard £140/180 rare postcard £80/120 very good condition. A very rare Pinnace card of the Spurs team Spurs finished in 5th position in the 1648 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. Action real £250/350 Southern League, Division Two photograph postcard from a pre war match at White Hart Lane with very In the 1920/21 season, Spurs won 1642 ‘Tottenham Hotspurs. Caught large crowd in attendance. Publisher the English Cup and the Charity Bending. 1’ 1909. Early mono real unknown. The image slightly out of Shield and came 6th in Division One photograph postcard of some of the focus. Good/very good condition. A players in training with title printed 1654 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. 1933/34. rare postcard £50/80 to lower border. Shamrock & Co, Mono postcard size real photograph London. Postally used and dated 1649 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. ‘After the of the team, standing and seated April 1913. Rare. Good/very good Match, leaving the Spurs’ Ground’ in rows. Albert Wilkes & Son, West condition £80/120 c1910. Comical colour caricature Bromwich. Very good condition image of a large crowd of spectators £40/60 Spurs were now a Football League attempting to mount a tram which Team Spurs finished in 3rd position in is very overcrowded. Postcard by Division One in the 1933/34 season 1643 ‘Tottenham Hotspurs. Caught ‘The Cynicus Publishing Co. Ltd of Bending. 2’ 1909. Early mono real Fife’. Postally unused. Very good 1655 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. Reserves photograph postcard of some of the condition £70/100 1933/34. Mono postcard size real players in training with title printed photograph of the reserve team, 1650 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. ‘Play Up! to lower border. Shamrock & Co, standing and seated in rows. Albert Spurs. The Result of the Match’. London. The card verso has a piece Wilkes & Son, West Bromwich. Very Comical colour caricature image of of paper laid down to the back. Rare. good condition £40/60 a player, bruised and battered, with Good condition £70/100 tattered green and white hooped 1656 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. 1934/35. This small series of two cards was shirt, shorts and socks, leaning Mono postcard size real photograph the complete set on a crutch walking away kicking of the team, standing and seated a football with his leg in plaster. in rows. Albert Wilkes & Son, West 1644 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. 1906. Postcard by ‘The Cynicus Publishing Bromwich. Very good condition ‘Southern Charity Cup. Replayed Co. Ltd of Fife’. Postally used dated £40/60 Semi-Final. Arsenal v Tottenham 1910. Good/very good condition Hotspur at Plumstead 28.4.06’. Spurs finished in 22nd position in £70/100 Action real photograph postcard Division One in the 1934/35 season from the match with large crowd 1651 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. ‘Tottenham and were relegated in attendance. Publisher unknown. Hotspur. Should this reach you’. 1657 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. 1935/36. Very good condition. Exceptionally Comical colour caricature image of Mono postcard size real photograph rare postcard from the semi-final a Spurs player kicking the ball in the of the team, standing and seated £180/250 air. Publisher unknown, image drawn in rows. Albert Wilkes & Son, West by artist Frank Reynolds. Postally The first semi-final was drawn 0-0, Bromwich. Very good condition used dated 1904. Good/very good Arsenal won the replay 5-0... £40/60 condition £70/100 1645 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. Spurs finished in 5th position in 1652 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. ‘Edward ‘[Bournemouth &] Boscombe v Division Two in the 1935/36 season Jones Potts’. Mono printed Tottenham. 9.1.15’. Mono real advertising postcard depicting an 1658 Tottenham Hotspur Junior Reserves photograph postcard of a section image of Potts, head and shoulders, 1944/45. Mono real photograph of the crowd who attended the with his biography beneath. of the team, standing and seated in match in January 1915. Many of the Published by Webb Bros, Football rows, displaying two trophies. Title crowd are servicemen. Published by Series. No. 4. c1910 [?]. Postally to lower border ‘Tottenham Jun. The Bournemouth View Company unused. Good/very good condition. Res. Winners North London Alliance of St. Paul’s Lane. Good/very good A rare card £80/120 League Div 2 and London Minor condition £50/80 Cup 1944-5’. Publisher unknown. 1653 ‘Tottenham Hotspurs A.F.C. 1646 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. ‘Spurs The photograph measures 4.25”x3”. 1920-1921’. Phillips ‘Pinnace’ Ground from the air’ c1925. Sepia Adhesive mark to verso otherwise in premium issue cabinet size sepia real real photograph postcard of White good condition £40/60 photograph trade card of the playing Hart Lane from the air. Publisher staff, manager and trainers, standing 1659 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. 1946/47. unknown. Postally unused. Good and sitting in rows, in front of the Mono postcard size real photograph condition. A rare postcard £130/160 stand displaying the English Cup of the team, standing and seated in

126 127 rows with title above and players Overall 16.25”x12.5”. Sold with 4-4. In the second replay, played names below the image. Albert a large signed copy photograph of at the , Derby, Wilkes & Son, West Bromwich. Very , signed by the player Sheffield United beat Liverpool 1-0 good condition £40/60 and ‘Celtic. A History from 1925, and went on to beat Derby County a book of Celtic’s highlights from 4-1 in the final played at Crystal Spurs finished in 6th position in the sporting press and a History of Palace Division Two in the 1946/47 season Scottish Football by John Rafferty. 1669 Alan Shearer. Newcastle United. 1660 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. ‘Champions Wear and slight damage to spine of Excellent colour photograph of Division 2’ 1949/50. Mono postcard the Celtic book. Sold with two Celtic Shearer having just scored for size real photograph of the playing shirts, Umbro (1997-1999) and Newcastle United, with his trademark staff and officials, standing and seated Carling (2003-2010) and a replica celebration of one arm in the air. in rows, with title to lower border. Hibernian shirt with ‘Macbean’ Signed to the photograph by Shearer. W.E. Atkins & Sons, Tottenham. sponsor. Qty 7 £50/80 Mounted, framed and glazed, overall Good/very good condition £50/80 1665 George Best. Manchester United. 12.5”x17”. VG £25/35 Spurs won the Division Two champi- Colour copy photograph of Best, 1670 West Ham United. F.A. Cup Winners onship in the 1949/50 season dressed in full United kit in the 1980. Large colour photograph of shower, signed to the image by Best. 1661 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. 1960s. Mono the West Ham team celebrating 8”x10”. G/VG £30/50 photograph of scoring winning the F.A. Cup Final, for England against West Germany 1666 Burnden Park. The Last Match Wembley, 10th May 1980. Signed in the 1966 World Cup Final. Boldly 1895-1997’. Large limited edition to the photograph eleven West Ham signed in ink by Peters. Mounted, print of the ground by artist Brian players including Parkes, Brooking, framed and glazed, overall 17”x13”. Halton. The print is limited edition Bonds, Devonshire, Allen, Stewart, Sold with a colour photograph of 235/1000 and has the signatures Lampard etc. Mounted, framed and Alan Mullery and Dave Mackay of the final team to play there plus glazed, overall 19”x15”. VG £40/60 celebrating victory, boldly signed by officials and past players. It is not clear Second Division West Ham remain both players. Overall 13”x11”. Qty if these are original signed signatures the last team outside the first 2. VG £30/50 or printed facsimile signatures. division to win the F.A. Cup. They Framed and glazed, overall 29”x21”. 1662 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. 1960s. beat Arsenal 1-0 with a goal by Sold with a framed aerial photograph Mono photograph of the pre-match Trevor Brooking of the new Reebok Stadium, home Tottenham team, signed in later to the ‘Trotters’. Framed and glazed. 1671 Arsenal F.C. signed photographs. years in blue ink by seven players. 21.5”x17”. Qty 2 £50/70 Four colour framed and glazed Signatures are , photographs including a Peter Baker, Dave Mackay, Cliff 1667 Manchester United F.C. Eight colour photomontage of the three scorers, Jones, , and mono copy press photographs, , and and . Mounted, framed and each signed by the featured player. Alan , and the captain, glazed, overall 17.5”x12.5”. VG Signatures are Gilbert Scanlon, holding aloft the trophy £50/70 Albert Quixall, Bill Foulkes, Harry when Arsenal won the F.A. Cup in Gregg, Denis Law, Kenny Morgans, FOOTBALL PHOTOGRAPHS & PRINTS 1979. Signed by all four players. Also Christiano Ronaldo and . three colour photographs of Arsenal 1663 ‘Pele’. Large colour limited Also a colour photograph of David players, each celebrating scoring a photographic giclee print of Pele in Beckham with signature on piece. goal, and signed by the featured action for Brazil by Washington Green The Gregg photograph framed player. Signatures are , Fine Art. . Signed to lower border by and glazed. Each measures approx. Denis Bergkamp and . Pele in pencil. Limited edition of 225 10”x8”. Odd minor faults, otherwise Various sizes, approx. 12”x8” and prints, this being number 24, with in good/ very good condition larger. VG £40/60 certificate of authenticity, brochure £50/80 and original receipt of the prints 1672 Liverpool F.C. 1960s-1980s. 1668 F.A. Cup 1898/99. Sheffield United v purchase from Harrods in 2008. Four framed and glazed signed Liverpool, F.A. Cup semi-final replay, Attractively mounted, framed and photographs of Liverpool teams Burnden Park, Bolton, 18th March glazed. Overall 28”x23”. Very good and players. Mono photograph of 1899. Original glass positive from condition £140/180 the 1962 team, boldly signed by the F.A. Cup semi-final replay of the Byrne, Yeats, Lawrence, Milne Hunt, 1664 Celtic F.C. circa 2000. Colour captains, Ernest Needham (Sheffield A’Court and Callaghan. Overall photograph of the Celtic playing United) and Harry Storer (Liverpool), 13”x11”. Players celebrating on the staff, sitting and seated in crowds, at tossing the coin with the referee. Wembley pitch having won the F.A. the ground. Signed by over twenty Photograph by H. Jasper Redfern of Cup in 1965. Signed by Yates, Smith, players in thicker pen. Signatures Sheffield. Glass cracked, otherwise in Thompson, Strong, Milne and Hunt. include Lennon , Boyd, Diuglas, good condition £50/70 15”x12”. Two individual colour Petrov, Guppy, Thompson, Balde, After the original tie, played at player photographs, one signed by O’Neill, Larsson, Hartson etc. Attrac- Bramall Lane, Sheffield, was drawn , the other by Graeme tively mounted, framed and glazed. 2-2, the replay also ended in a draw, Souness. Each 15”x12”. VG £50/70

128 1673 Leeds United F.C. 1970s. Two signed inscription ‘To commemorate the and outside right, scoring 21 goals. mono framed photograph of Leeds 100th championship season of the After just twelve games for Arsenal, players in match action. One of Football League 1888-1988’, all Milton was selected to play his Norman Hunter, the other of Mick on a white glazed ground with gilt only game for England when both Jones and Eddie Gray celebrating detailing. Approximately 9” tall. In and Tom Finney scoring a goal. Both boldly signed by original box, some repairs to sides of were injured. The match v Austria the featured player(s). Each measures box. Good condition £200/300 at Wembley, 28th November 1951, 13”x11”. VG £25/35 ended in a 2-2 draw. 1680 World Cup 1966. Four original 1674 Chelsea F.C. 1950s-1970s. Two Watney Mann drinking glasses Milton retired from football in signed mono photographs of Chelsea produced to commemorate the 1955 to concentrate on his cricket players in action, one of World Cup in England 1966. The career, playing for Gloucestershire & making a diving header, viewed glasses with ‘World Cup Willie’ England 1948-1974 and captaining from behind the goal, the other of colour logo to centre and the the County side in 1968. He played making a spectacular wording ‘Watney Mann. World Cup in six Test matches for England save. Also a mono and colour photo Ale’ to circular red border. Copyright 1958-1959, scoring a century on montage of Ron ‘Chopper’ Harris. F.A. 1966. Gold lustre to rim. 7” tall. his debut, against New Zealand, so Each photograph boldly signed by Good/very good condition £70/100 becoming the first in twenty six years the featured player. Each measures and remaining the last of twelve 1681 Arthur Milton. Arsenal F.C., Glouces- approx. 11”x13”. Qty 3. VG £30/50 players who represented England at tershire C.C.C. & England. ‘Last of international level in both cricket 1675 Manchester United F.C. 1968. Mono the Double Internationals’. Original and football. and colour photo montage of the England international blue velvet Manchester United team for the 1968 cap presented to Milton in 1951/52 On retiring from cricket in the 1970s European Cup Final at Wembley, the for the match against Austria. The he became a postman. Arthur Milton image depicting the team lined up cap with embroidered three lions died in 2007 at the start of the match, and the emblem to front, silver metal and 1682 Victorian football brass sporting players celebrating with the trophy white thread decoration to rim, peak fire dogs/andiron figures c.1897. having beaten Lisbon 4-1. Signed and quarters, and white decorative Original brass figures in the form of in silver ink by six members of the tassel and cord, ‘v Austria’ 1951-52’ two footballers standing side by side, team, Tony Dunne, David Sadler, embroidered to peak. ‘C.A. Milton’ one with a ball at his feet. The figures , Alex Stepney and John handwritten in ink to inside name stand on a fireplace decorated to Alston. 12”x15”. VG £40/60 label. Some fading and staining to centre with a smaller image of a the cap, otherwise in good condition. FOOTBALL SHIRTS, CAPS, footballer kicking a ball in front of Sold with a collection of ephemera CERAMICS & METALWARE a goal. Registration marks to verso, relating to Milton including two ‘Rd. No. 295185. 393’ and maker’s 1676 Aston Villa v Manchester United. F.A. letters to the vendor from and signed mark, ‘R.R. L.&.M’. 12” tall. VG Cup Final 1957. White with red trim by Roy Swetman (Surrey, Notting- £70/100 v-necked replica shirt. The shirt with hamshire, Gloucestershire & England United emblem and the wording 1954-1974), both dated 1992, one These figures were manufactured ‘Wembley’ and ‘1957’ above and describing how he bought the cap in Britain for a long period starting below the emblem. The shirt appears from Milton ‘many years ago’ for around 1880 to be a 1960/70’s replica. The shirt £200, and would be willing to ‘let 1683 Football figure. Large and impressive was framed and glazed and hung in it go for the same to a good home’, bronze/spelter [?] figure of a a pub for many years so some wear the other letter on completion of footballer in the act of kicking the and staining to white shirt areas. Size the sale. Swetman had previously ball. Mounted to heavy marble XL £30/50 displayed the cap in his public house plinth. Maker unknown, possibly in Bristol. Other items include two 1677 Early football style leather medicine French c.1930s. Approximately official programmes for the England ball. Maker and date unknown. 11.5” tall. Good condition £100/150 v Austria match in 1951, both signed Approx. 9” diameter. G/VG £20/30 in ink by Milton to the front and/ or FOOTBALL WORLD CUP 1678 F.C. Barcelona. Crested football boot centre team pages, four cards/ pieces 1684 FIFA World Cup 2002. Large original with emblem of F.C. Barcelona to signed by Milton, press and magazine printed team sheet for the Argentia toe. Gilt lustre worn. 5” long. Date cuttings including Milton’s obituary v England Group match played unknown. G £30/50 in The Times dated 28th April 2007 at the Sapporo Dome on the 7th etc. Faults to one match programme, 1679 ‘Centenary of the Football League June 2002. The names and words otherwise in good condition. A rare 1888-1988’. A Royal Doulton bone in English and Japanese. Sold with opportunity to acquire a unique china two-handled cup and lid. Cup a selection of ephemera including piece of sporting history marking a transfer printed with decoration of the official tournament programme ‘double’ feat almost certainly never the famous painting by Thomas for the 2002 Finals. Plus a selection to be achieved again £500/800 Hemy of Sunderland v Aston Villa in of ephemera from this World Cup 1895 and Football League crest to Clement Arthur Milton played in including visitor spectator guides, the reverse. Cover transfer printed 84 games for Arsenal at right half stadiums, wall chart, magazine etc.

128 129 The items collected by the vendor 1st Round v Oster (Sweden), 19th programmes. Seasons are 1976/77, who went to the World Cup Finals in September & 3rd October 1979 1977/78 (lacking one), 1978/79 2002. G £30/50 (Forest won 3-1 on aggregate). 2nd (lacking one), 1979/80, 1980/81, Round v Arges Pitesti (Romania), 1981/82, 1982/83, 1983/84 and England beat Argentina 1-0 with a 24th October & 7th November 1984/85. Matches include Football penalty in the 44 minute from David 1979 (4-1). Quarter-Final v Dynamo League, F.A. Cup, League Cup, Beckham Berlin, 5th & 19th March 1980 UEFA Cup, European Cup Winners’ 1685 World Cup 1966. A selection of (3-2). Semi-Final v Ajax Amsterdam, Cup, odd away and reserve team, thirteen biographies, all hardbacks 9th & 23rd April 1980 (2-1). Final testimonial and friendlies. Some with good dustwrappers, each v , Bernabeu Stadium, seasons with official handbooks. covering a member of the England Madrid, 28th May 1980 (1-0). Sold Odd minor faults, overall in good World Cup winning squad of with an official home programme for condition. Sold with eleven modern 1966. Subjects/ signatures are the European Super Cup final first leg statistical, historical books and Geoff Hurst, Martin Peters, George v Valencia (Forest won 2-1, the final biographies, and a framed mono Cohen, Gordon Banks, Alan Ball, ended 2-2 on aggregate, Valencia restrike press photograph of the , Jimmy Greaves, winning on the away goals rule). Arsenal captain receiving the F.A. , , Jack Also home and away programmes Cup trophy, Arsenal having beaten Charlton, Ray Wilson, for the European Cup 1980/81 first Liverpool 2-0 in the 1950 final. G/ and . G/VG £120/160 round v CSKA (Sofia won 2-0 VG £30/50 on aggregate), and two Nottingham 1686 World Cup 1966. ‘The Football 1692 F.A. Cup Final programmes Evening Post supplements, ‘Forest Association World Cup Report 1960-1969. A complete run of ten Kings of Europe’ 1979-80 and ‘Forest 1966’. Harold Mayes. F.A. 1967. Wembley F.A. Cup Final programmes Champions of Europe’ August 1980. Hardback edition of the report for seasons 1959/60-1968/69. Qty 14. G/VG £40/60 with dustwrapper. Small tears to Pencil annotations to teams page on dustwrapper, otherwise in good/ 1689 Nottingham Forest F.C. League the 1960 programme, some staining very good condition £30/40 Cup winners seasons 1979/80- to wrappers of the 1962, small tear 1989/90. Three folders comprising to spine of the 1963, score annotated FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES a complete run of home and away in ink to team pages of the 1964 1687 Nottingham Forest F.C. European programmes for matches including and 1968, rusting to some staples, Cup Champions 1978/79. Full set of replays played in seasons 1979/80 otherwise in good condition £30/50 eight home and away programmes (10 programmes), 1988/89 (9) and 1693 English Football programmes 1950s. and the final for all matches played 1989/90 (10 with official match Forty official match programmes by Nottingham Forest in the ticket for the Wembley final). VG including Manchester City v competition. Programmes are 1st £30/50 Sunderland, , F.A. Cup Round v Liverpool, 13th & 27th Nottingham Forest lost 1-0 to Semi-final, 26th March 1955, World September 1978 (Forest won 2-0 on Wolverhampton Wanderers in the Cup Qualifier, England v , aggregate). 2nd Round v AEK Athens, final of the 1979/80 competition. Molyneux, 5th December 1956. 18th October & 1st November 1978 They won the 1988/89 final beating Other teams are Aston Villa, Cardiff (7-2). Quarter-Final v Grasshopper, Luton Town 3-1, and retained the City (Qty 4), Chesterfield, Coventry 7th & 21st March 1979 (5-2). trophy in 1989/90 beating Oldham City, Everton, Huddersfield Town, Semi-Final v F.C. Cologne, 11th & Athletic 1-0 Hull City (2), Leeds United (2), 25th April 1979(4-3). Final v Malmo, Leicester City (2), Lincoln City, Olympic Stadium, Munich, 30th 1690 Tottenham Hotspur ‘F.A. Cup Manchester City (5), Millwall, May 1979 (1-0), German edition. Semi-finals’ 1948 to 1987. Selection Newcastle United, Nottingham All programmes are official with the of eight Semi-final programmes for Forest (6), Plymouth Argyle, Queen’s possible exception of the Athens 1948 v Blackpool (Villa Park), 1953 v Park Rangers (2), Rochdale, Sheffield away programme, which is in the Blackpool (Villa Park), 1961 v Burnley Wednesday (2), Southampton, form of a single folded sheet with (Villa Park), 1962 v Manchester Walsall, Wolverhampton Wanderers, printed club emblem to front and United (Hillsborough), 1967 v and York City. Some faults, overall in teams listed to centre pages. The Nottingham Forest (Hillsborough), good condition £30/50 programme for the final was issued 1981 F.A. Cup Replay v Wolver- in three versions, two official (one hampton Wanderers (Highbury), 1694 Scottish Football programmes in German, the other in English) and 1982 v Leicester City (Villa Park) 1950s/1960s. Twenty nine official a Swedish version issued by Malmo and 1987 v Watford (Villa Park). match and two other programmes. F.C. Qty 9. VG £40/60 The 1948 programme with folds and Includes two ‘Evening Telegraph some wear, loss of staple, wear to Pictorial Souvenirs’ for Dundee v 1688 Nottingham Forest F.C. European edges, the remaining programmes in Milan, European Cup Semi-final Cup Champions 1979/80. Full set of good condition £30/40 1962/63, and Dundee United v eight home and away programmes Barcelona, Fairs Cup Second Round and the final for all matches 1691 Arsenal F.C. 1970s onwards. Nine 1966/67. Other clubs are Aberdeen, played by Nottingham Forest in official Club binders comprising a Airdreionians (2), Arbroath, Celtic, the competition. Programmes are near complete run of Arsenal home Clyde, Dundee (6), Dunfermline

130 Athletic, Falkirk, Heart of Midlothian certificate of authenticity. VG covers signed by Eddie Gray and (3), Hibernian (3), Kilmarnock (2), £30/50 Peter Lorimer of Leeds United. Good Rangers (3), Raith Rovers, St. Mirren, condition £30/40 1696 Manchester United v Chelsea, and St. Johnstone (2). Some faults, U.E.F.A. Champions League Final 1697 . Official programme overall in good condition. Qty 31 2008. Official programme for for Bournemouth and Boscombe £40/60 the Final held in the Luzhniki Athletic v Manchester United, F.A. 1695 West Ham United v Villareal. Stadium, Moscow 2008. Plus a Cup 6th Round, 2nd March 1957. The Bobby Moore Cup. Official souvenir newspaper covering the Signed to the front cover by Matt programme for the match played Final. Sold with home and away Busby. Horizontal fold, light wear, at Upton Park, 9th August 2008, in Champions League programmes otherwise in good condition £30/40 aid of the Bobby Moore Fund for for the Champions League Group Manchester United beat Cancer Research. The programme matches played in 2006 and 2008 Bournemouth 2-1. They went on nicely signed in ink to the back (4 programmes), two further Celtic to lose in the final, beaten 2-1 by page by the eleven members of programmes, one the 2001 CIS Aston Villa. Less than a year later, the West Ham F.A. Cup winning Insurance Final v Kilmarnock plus the ‘Busby Babes’ were involved in team of 1980. Signatures are Allen, official programmes for Leeds United the in which a Cross, Devonshire, Parkes, Martin, v Manchester United, September number of players lost their lives Lampard, Stewart, Pike, Pearson, 1969 and December 1973, the two Bonds and Brooking. Sold with programmes containing first day END OF SALE

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