Graham Budd Auctions Auction Catalog - Sporting Memorabilia November Sale - Day 1 Online Auctions

Peter Biegel (1913-1988) THEY MET AT LAST! THE PADDOCK, NEWBURY, 30 NOVEMBE

Lot #1 (Sale Order 1 of 657)

Peter Biegel (1913-1988) THEY MET AT LAST! THE PADDOCK, NEWBURY, 30 NOVEMBER '63, 'ARKLE' , 'MILL HOUSE' signed and inscribed with title, pencil and watercolour and bodycolour on grey paper, 32 by 37cm., framed, Tryon Gallery label The first meeting between steeplechase rivals Arkle and Mill House was in the Hennessy Gold Cup at Newbury. Mill House won on this occasion after Arkle had slipped badly on landing at the last Open Ditch, three out. Provenance: Privately commissioned by Anne, Duchess of Westminster. Artist's Resale Rights Please note that this lot is potentially subject to a royalty under EU Artist's Resale Rights legislation. The qualifying threshold for the regulations to be invoked is an auction room hammer price, that excludes buyer's premium & vat, of 1,000 Euros. Please check the sterling equivalent of this figure on the day of sale. If the work sells below 1,000 Euros no royalty is due. If the work sells for 1,000 Euros and above a royalty fee of 4% will be added to the buyer's invoice total. The auctioneer will hand over this royalty charge to DACS, the not-for-profit organisation who collect and distribute the royalty fees to qualifying artists and their estates. For more information on the regulations visit www.dacs.org.uk

Peter Biegel (1913-1988) WET MORNING ! ('ARKLE' IN HIS STABLE WITH WORK RID

Lot #2 (Sale Order 2 of 657)

Peter Biegel (1913-1988) WET MORNING ! ('ARKLE' IN HIS STABLE WITH WORK RIDER PADDY WOODS) signed, inscribed with title, watercolour, 30.5 by 22cm., framed Provenance: Privately commissioned by Anne, Duchess of Westminster. Artist's Resale Rights Please note that this lot is potentially subject to a royalty under EU Artist's Resale Rights legislation. The qualifying threshold for the regulations to be invoked is an auction room hammer price, that excludes buyer's premium & vat, of 1,000 Euros. Please check the sterling equivalent of this figure on the day of sale. If the work sells below 1,000 Euros no royalty is due. If the work sells for 1,000 Euros and above a royalty fee of 4% will be added to the buyer's invoice total. The auctioneer will hand over this royalty charge to DACS, the not-for-profit organisation who collect and distribute the royalty fees to qualifying artists and their estates. For more information on the regulations visit www.dacs.org.uk

Peter Biegel (1913-1988) 'ARKLE' AT KEMPTON PARK signed, inscribed with tit

Lot #3 (Sale Order 3 of 657)

Peter Biegel (1913-1988) 'ARKLE' AT KEMPTON PARK signed, inscribed with title Kempton Race Course - Stable and dated 27-12-66, pencil and watercolour and bodycolour on grey paper, 30.5 by 35.5cm., framed These scenes by Biegel depict Arkle's final racecourse appearance. Arkle raced in the 1966 King George VI Chase at Kempton Park but struck the guard rail with a hoof when jumping an open ditch, which resulted in a fractured pedal bone. Despite this injury, he completed the race and finished second. But despite four months in plaster and a return to training, the decision was made to retire the great champion. Provenance: Privately commissioned by Anne, Duchess of Westminster. Artist's Resale Rights Please note that this lot is potentially subject to a royalty under EU Artist's Resale Rights legislation. The qualifying threshold for the regulations to be invoked is an auction room hammer price, that excludes buyer's premium & vat, of 1,000 Euros. Please check the sterling equivalent of this figure on the day of sale. If the work sells below 1,000 Euros no royalty is due. If the work sells for 1,000 Euros and above a royalty fee of 4% will be added to the buyer's invoice total. The auctioneer will hand over this royalty charge to DACS, the not-for-profit organisation who collect and distribute the royalty fees to qualifying artists and their estates. For more information on the regulations visit www.dacs.org.uk

Susan Crawford (20th/21st century) STUDIES OF PAT TAAFFE AND 'ARKLE' signed

Lot #5 (Sale Order 4 of 657)

Susan Crawford (20th/21st century) STUDIES OF PAT TAAFFE AND 'ARKLE' signed, oil on canvas, oval, 54.5 by 42.5cm., framed Provenance: Privately commissioned by Anne, Duchess of Westminster. Artist's Resale Rights Please note that this lot is potentially subject to a royalty under EU Artist's Resale Rights legislation. The qualifying threshold for the regulations to be invoked is an auction room hammer price, that excludes buyer's premium & vat, of 1,000 Euros. Please check the sterling equivalent of this figure on the day of sale. If the work sells below 1,000 Euros no royalty is due. If the work sells for 1,000 Euros and above a royalty fee of 4% will be added to the buyer's invoice total. The auctioneer will hand over this royalty charge to DACS, the not-for-profit organisation who collect and distribute the royalty fees to qualifying artists and their estates. For more information on the regulations visit www.dacs.org.uk

Mara McGregor (20th/21st century) 'LAST SUSPECT' WITH HYWEL DAVIES UP AT LE

Lot #6 (Sale Order 5 of 657)

Mara McGregor (20th/21st century) 'LAST SUSPECT' WITH HYWEL DAVIES UP AT LETCOMBE BASSETT signed and dated '85, oil on canvas, 50 by 60cm., framed Last Suspect, trained by Capt. Tim Forster and ridden by Hywel Davies won the 1985 Grand National for Anne, Duchess of Westminster. Provenance: Privately commissioned by Anne, Duchess of Westminster. Artist's Resale Rights Please note that this lot is potentially subject to a royalty under EU Artist's Resale Rights legislation. The qualifying threshold for the regulations to be invoked is an auction room hammer price, that excludes buyer's premium & vat, of 1,000 Euros. Please check the sterling equivalent of this figure on the day of sale. If the work sells below 1,000 Euros no royalty is due. If the work sells for 1,000 Euros and above a royalty fee of 4% will be added to the buyer's invoice total. The auctioneer will hand over this royalty charge to DACS, the not-for-profit organisation who collect and distribute the royalty fees to qualifying artists and their estates. For more information on the regulations visit www.dacs.org.uk

Leesa Sandys-Lumsdaine (1936-1985) and Diana Douglas-Hamilton (20th/21st ce

Lot #7 (Sale Order 6 of 657)

Leesa Sandys-Lumsdaine (1936-1985) and Diana Douglas-Hamilton (20th/21st century) ANNE, DUCHESS OF WESTMINSTER WITH 'LAST SUSPECT' AND 'BALLYROSS' IN A PADDOCK signed with initials D.D.H. and dated 1987, oil on canvas, 49.5 by 75.5cm., framed This painting was started by Leesa Sandys-Lumsdaine who completed approximately 90% of the painting before her death. The painting was completed by Diana Douglas-Hamilton. The work is a portrait of the Duchess with her 1985 Grand National winner Last Suspect and another fine steeplechaser Ballyross, whose notbale wins were in the 1978 Powers Gold Cup and the 1982 Grand Military Gold Cup, aged 14. Provenance: Privately commissioned by Anne, Duchess of Westminster. Artist's Resale Rights Please note that this lot is potentially subject to a royalty under EU Artist's Resale Rights legislation. The qualifying threshold for the regulations to be invoked is an auction room hammer price, that excludes buyer's premium & vat, of 1,000 Euros. Please check the sterling equivalent of this figure on the day of sale. If the work sells below 1,000 Euros no royalty is due. If the work sells for 1,000 Euros and above a royalty fee of 4% will be added to the buyer's invoice total. The auctioneer will hand over this royalty charge to DACS, the not-for-profit organisation who collect and distribute the royalty fees to qualifying artists and their estates. For more information on the regulations visit www.dacs.org.uk

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After Clifton Thomson of Nottingham (1775-1828) PANORAMIC VIEW OF BRITISH H

Lot #10 (Sale Order 9 of 657)

After Clifton Thomson of Nottingham (1775-1828) PANORAMIC VIEW OF BRITISH HORSE RACING: THE RACE FOR THE St. LEGER STAKES OF 1812 ON DONCASTER COURSE colour aquatint engraved by Pollard & Dubourg, published by Edward Orme, London, 1816, black & gilt Hogarth frame, overall 23 by 75cm.; sold together with another St Leger print (1851 race), colour aquatint after Alken, engraved by J H Engelheart, mounted to the plate size, unexamined underneath, also in a Hogarth frame, 36 by 45cm. (2)

By and After James Pollard (1792-1867) EPSOM RACES colour aquatint, Derby D

Lot #11 (Sale Order 10 of 657)

By and After James Pollard (1792-1867) EPSOM RACES colour aquatint, Derby Day circa 1820, black & gilt Hogarth frame, overall 40 by 56cm.

After John Frederick Herring Snr. (1795-1865) JACK SPIGOT, THE WINNER OF TH

Lot #12 (Sale Order 11 of 657)

After John Frederick Herring Snr. (1795-1865) JACK SPIGOT, THE WINNER OF THE GREAT St. LEGER AT DONCASTER 1821 colour aquatint engraved by Thomas Sutherland, published by S & J Fuller, Sporting Gallery, London, mounted in a black & gilt Hogarth frame, overall 54 by 61cm.

After John Frederick Herring Snr. (1795-1865) THEODORE, THE WINNER OF THE G

Lot #13 (Sale Order 12 of 657)

After John Frederick Herring Snr. (1795-1865) THEODORE, THE WINNER OF THE GREAT St. LEGER AT DONCASTER 1822 colour aquatint engraved by Thomas Sutherland, published by S & J Fuller, Sporting Gallery, London, mounted in a black & gilt Hogarth frame, lacking picture glass, overall 54 by 61cm.

After John Frederick Herring Snr. (1795-1865) MATILDA, THE WINNER OF THE GR

Lot #14 (Sale Order 13 of 657)

After John Frederick Herring Snr. (1795-1865) MATILDA, THE WINNER OF THE GREAT St. LEGER STAKES AT DONCASTER 1827 colour aquatint engraved by R.G. Reeve, published by S & J Fuller, Sporting Gallery, London, mounted in a black & gilt Hogarth frame, overall 54 by 61cm.

After John Frederick Herring Snr. (1795-1865) ROWTON, THE WINNER OF THE GRE

Lot #15 (Sale Order 14 of 657)

After John Frederick Herring Snr. (1795-1865) ROWTON, THE WINNER OF THE GREAT St. LEGER STAKES AT DONCASTER 1829 also featuring Volatire, the runner-up, colour aquatint engraved by R.G. Reeve, published by S & J Fuller, Sporting Gallery, London, mounted in a black & gilt Hogarth frame, overall 46 by 56cm.

After John Frederick Herring Snr. (1795-1865) BIRMINGHAM, THE WINNER OF THE

Lot #16 (Sale Order 15 of 657)

After John Frederick Herring Snr. (1795-1865) BIRMINGHAM, THE WINNER OF THE GREAT St. LEGER STAKES AT DONCASTER 1830 colour aquatint engraved by R.G. Reeve, published by S & J Fuller, Sporting Gallery, London, mounted in a black & gilt Hogarth frame, overall 54 by 61cm.

Follower of John Frederick Herring Snr. (1795-1865) MR ISAAC SADLER'S ''DAN

Lot #17 (Sale Order 16 of 657)

Follower of John Frederick Herring Snr. (1795-1865) MR ISAAC SADLER'S ''DANGEROUS'', WINNER OF THE 1833 DERBY, WITH JEM CHAPPLE UP, oil on canvas, 33 by 43cm., in period gilt picture frame; sold together with a Sotheby's Insurance Valuation document dated 1st June 1939 for Mr Selwyn Exshaw where this painting is listed in the inventory for his home 'Medomsley' in Byfleet, Surrey (2)

After Samuel Henry Alken (1810-1894) THE CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES 1853 (A PAIR

Lot #18 (Sale Order 17 of 657)

After Samuel Henry Alken (1810-1894) THE CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES 1853 (A PAIR) THEY ARE OFF; & THE FINISH colour aquatints engraved by C.N. Smith, black & gilt Hogarth frames, one lacking picture glass, both 49 by 66cm.

A London Illustrated News supplement print featuring the 1895 Derby won by

Lot #19 (Sale Order 18 of 657)

A London Illustrated News supplement print featuring the 1895 Derby won by Lord Rosebery's ''Sir Visto'', the artwork after John Sturgess (fl.1869-1903) and titled THE PRELIMINARY CANTER, published 25th May 1895, on cardboard, 41 by 51cm., unframed, margins a little jagged, image unaffected

John Alexander Harrington Bird (1846-1936) ''PERSIMMON'' (J. WATTS UP) WINN

Lot #20 (Sale Order 19 of 657)

John Alexander Harrington Bird (1846-1936) ''PERSIMMON'' (J. WATTS UP) WINNER OF THE DERBY & DONCASTER GREAT ST LEGER 1896 signed, watercolour, in original gilt frame surmounted with Prince of Wales's Feathers, titled to mount, visible image 25.5 by 35.5cm.

After Alfred Charles Havell (1855-1928) A RACING NIGHTMARE colour lithograp

Lot #21 (Sale Order 20 of 657)

After Alfred Charles Havell (1855-1928) A RACING NIGHTMARE colour lithograph with numerous vignettes of nightmarish scenes involving horses, jockeys, racegoers and racecourse rogues, published by Messrs. Fores, London, 1891, mounted, framed & glazed, overall 81 by 64cm.

Walter Vernon (early 20th century) PORTRAIT OF THE RACEHORSE ''SAUSORINO''

Lot #22 (Sale Order 21 of 657)

Walter Vernon (early 20th century) PORTRAIT OF THE RACEHORSE ''SAUSORINO'' WITH JOCKEY UP signed, titled in pencil to lower mount (not visible when fitted into the frame), watercolour, 16.5 by 23cm., framed & glazed

Walter Vernon (early 20th century) PORTRAIT OF THE RACEHORSE ''SIGNORILLO''

Lot #23 (Sale Order 22 of 657)

Walter Vernon (early 20th century) PORTRAIT OF THE RACEHORSE ''SIGNORILLO'' WITH JOCKEY UP WITH ANOTHER MOUNTED RACEHORSE BEYOND signed, titled in pencil to lower mount (not visible when fitted into the frame), watercolour, 16.5 by 23cm., framed & glazed

A 1914 calendar featuring four horse racing scenes after Gilbert Wright, fo

Lot #24 (Sale Order 23 of 657)

A 1914 calendar featuring four horse racing scenes after Gilbert Wright, for W.D. & H.O Wills ''Three Castles'' Tobacco & Cigarettes, each plate covering a year quarter, the artworks tilted A LIKELY WINNER, A FAIR START, ROUNDING THE BEND & A CLOSE FINISH, each 30.5 by 42cm., holed for stringing

After Cecil Aldin (1870-1935) THE START AND THE FINISH OF THE 1923 EPSOM DE

Lot #25 (Sale Order 24 of 657)

After Cecil Aldin (1870-1935) THE START AND THE FINISH OF THE 1923 EPSOM DERBY (A PAIR) both signed by the artist in pencil to the lower left mount, colour photolithographs, blindstamps with limited edition number 19 (of 225), published by Richard Wyman & Co. Ltd., London, circa 1923, the backboard with original printed key identifying the names, numbers etc. of some of the horses depicted, also publisher's title labels, original wooden frames, glazed, overall 60 by 81cm. (2) The 1923 Derby was won by Mr B Irish's ''Papyrus'' trained by Basil Jarvis and ridden by Steve Donoghue.

After Charles Ancelin (French, 1863-1940) A SET OF 10 HORSE RACING SCENES h

Lot #26 (Sale Order 25 of 657)

After Charles Ancelin (French, 1863-1940) A SET OF 10 HORSE RACING SCENES highly decorative Art Deco style colour lithographs, mostly steeplechasing subjects, also flat racing and trotting, all uniformly mounted, framed & glazed, each 42 by 60cm.

Lionel Edwards (1878-1966) PORTRAIT OF THE FILLY ''HAPPY LAUGHTER'' THE 19

Lot #27 (Sale Order 26 of 657)

Lionel Edwards (1878-1966) PORTRAIT OF THE FILLY ''HAPPY LAUGHTER'' THE 1953 1,000 GUINEAS WINNER IN A LANDSCAPE signed & dated '54, watercolour, 33 by 45cm., mounted, framed & glazed, overall 53 by 67cm. Provenance: Jack Jarvis, the racehorse's Newmarket trainer. Artist's Resale Rights Please note that this lot is potentially subject to a royalty under EU Artist's Resale Rights legislation. The qualifying threshold for the regulations to be invoked is an auction room hammer price, that excludes buyer's premium & vat, of 1,000 Euros. Please check the sterling equivalent of this figure on the day of sale. If the work sells below 1,000 Euros no royalty is due. If the work sells for 1,000 Euros and above a royalty fee of 4% will be added to the buyer's invoice total. The auctioneer will hand over this royalty charge to DACS, the not-for-profit organisation who collect and distribute the royalty fees to qualifying artists and their estates. For more information on the regulations visit www.dacs.org.uk

Two signed Lionel Edwards racing prints, both signed in pencil by the artis

Lot #28 (Sale Order 27 of 657)

Two signed Lionel Edwards racing prints, both signed in pencil by the artist to the lower margin, colour lithographs, the first portraying a race approaching Tattenham Corner at Epsom (published 1951), the other titled ''Morning Exercise, Newmarket, 1957'', Fores paper labels to backboards, framed & glazed, both overall 39 by 51cm.

Thomas Sherwood La Fontaine (1915-2007) THE RACEHORSE ''SWEET SOLERA'' sign

Lot #29 (Sale Order 28 of 657)

Thomas Sherwood La Fontaine (1915-2007) THE RACEHORSE ''SWEET SOLERA'' signed & titled, oil on board, 41 by 30.5cm., gilt frame Sweet Solera won the 1,000 Guineas and Oaks in 1961. She was the Timeform top-rated European three-year-old filly of the year, and has a Pattern race run at Newmarket in her name.

Harold George Packer (1908-1999) JOCKEYS RETURNING TO THE WEIGHING ROOM sig

Lot #30 (Sale Order 29 of 657)

Harold George Packer (1908-1999) JOCKEYS RETURNING TO THE WEIGHING ROOM signed & dated '52, pen & ink & watercolour, framed & glazed, overall 44 by 36cm. One of the jockeys is believed to be Doug Smith who was crowned Champion Jockey five seasons out of six following the retirement of Gordon Richards in 1954.

A Roy Ullyett original cartoon artwork featuring the 1965 St Leger, signed,

Lot #31 (Sale Order 30 of 657)

A Roy Ullyett original cartoon artwork featuring the 1965 St Leger, signed, pen & ink & blue crayon, the subject set in a pub and featuring a newspaper headline reading ODDS ON MEADOW COURT BEATEN BY 10 LENGTHS, and a speech bubble reading AND LIKE A FOOL I SAY TO MY MISSUS ''WELL, AFTER THE St. LEGER RESULT THERE'S NO REASON WHY YOUR MOTHER SHOULDN'T WIN THE MISS WORLD BEAUTY CONTEST'' , framed & glazed, 39.5 by 31.5cm. At a rain-soaked Doncaster, Meadow Court, the Irish Derby winner and red hot favourite ridden by Lester Piggot, floundered in the testing going and finished a distant second to the Dick Hern-trained Provoke ridden by Joe Mercer. Provenance: Dick Hern Collection

W J Nowne (20th century) PORTRAIT OF THE RACEHORSE ''ARKLE'' WITH PAT TAAFF

Lot #32 (Sale Order 31 of 657)

W J Nowne (20th century) PORTRAIT OF THE RACEHORSE ''ARKLE'' WITH PAT TAAFFE UP signed, titled and dated 1966, oil on board, 26 by 36cm., framed

Sue Wingate (contemporary) RACEHORSES ON THE GALLOPS IN WINTER signed, oil

Lot #33 (Sale Order 32 of 657)

Sue Wingate (contemporary) RACEHORSES ON THE GALLOPS IN WINTER signed, oil on canvas, 52 by 71cm., framed

Ludwic Koch (Austrian, 1866-1934) TROTTING AT KRIEAU RACETRACK, VIENNA sign

Lot #34 (Sale Order 33 of 657)

Ludwic Koch (Austrian, 1866-1934) TROTTING AT KRIEAU RACETRACK, VIENNA signed in the plate and dated 1927, large colour lithograph poster, 100 by 131cm., laid down on linen, very good condition, rolled

Large 1947 French poster for trotting races at La Capelle racetrack, signed

Lot #35 (Sale Order 34 of 657)

Large 1947 French poster for trotting races at La Capelle racetrack, signed in the plate by the artist, colour lithograph published by Atelier Franohel in Paris, 122 by 83cm., backed onto linen, very good condition, rolled

A vintage German poster for horse racing at Dusseldorf, signed L. SCHWANN i

Lot #36 (Sale Order 35 of 657)

A vintage German poster for horse racing at Dusseldorf, signed L. SCHWANN in the plate, colour lithograph published in Dusseldorf, 90 by 64cm., reasonably good condition, backed onto linen, rolled

Vintage horse racing poster designed as a view of the runners from a pair o

Lot #37 (Sale Order 36 of 657)

Vintage horse racing poster designed as a view of the runners from a pair of binoculars, anonymous, colour lithograph, 66 by 90cm., very good condition, backed onto linen, rolled

1950 Soviet poster for the movie ''The Cossacks of Kuban'', colour lithogr

Lot #38 (Sale Order 37 of 657)

1950 Soviet poster for the movie ''The Cossacks of Kuban'', colour lithograph featuring trotting at a racetrack, 110 by 143cm., backed onto linen, very good condition, rolled

Soviet poster for trotting races in Riga organised by the St Petersburg Com

Lot #39 (Sale Order 38 of 657)

Soviet poster for trotting races in Riga organised by the St Petersburg Company, signed by the artist in the plate, 40 by 68cm., backed onto linen, very good condition, rolled

Paul Colin (French, 1892-1985) LOTERIE NATIONALE: GRAND PRIX DE PARIS 1966

Lot #40 (Sale Order 39 of 657)

Paul Colin (French, 1892-1985) LOTERIE NATIONALE: GRAND PRIX DE PARIS 1966 signed in the plate, large poster featuring a racehorse & jockey in shades of brown, orange & yellow passing the winning post, colour lithograph,160 by 120cm., backed onto linen, very good condition, rolled The 1966 Grand Prix de Paris was won by the Yves Saint-Martin ridden Danseur, owned by Francois Dupre, the major French breeder and owner who had previously won the Epsom Derby with Relko in 1963.

Large poster for horse racing at the ''Big A'' Aqueduct Racetrack, New York

Lot #41 (Sale Order 40 of 657)

Large poster for horse racing at the ''Big A'' Aqueduct Racetrack, New York, circa 1970, captioned BIG A, OCT.28 - DEC.10, WHEN YOUR SHIP COMES IN, IT JUST MIGHT BE A HORSE, the artwork by John McVicker featuring the repeated colour racing photograph overlaid in four sizes, 122 by 158cm., very good condition, backed onto linen, rolled

An interesting trio of framed portraits of three generations of Rickaby joc

Lot #42 (Sale Order 41 of 657)

An interesting trio of framed portraits of three generations of Rickaby jockeys, i) Frederick Edward Rickaby (1869-1941) ii) Frederick Rickaby Jnr. (1894-1918, killed in action at the Battle of Cambrei) iii) W.A. (Bill) Rickaby (1917-1987), in the colours of Lord Rosebery each a large colour tinted photographic portrait in original wooden frames, similar sizes, approx. 67 by 58cm.

Clarence Hailey (photographer) THE JOCKEY FRED RICKABY JNR. signed by the p

Lot #43 (Sale Order 42 of 657)

Clarence Hailey (photographer) THE JOCKEY FRED RICKABY JNR. signed by the photographer and inscribed NEWMARKET, a photographic overlaid print featuring a photographic head portrait of Rickaby superimposed over a print of a jockey riding a bucking racehorse, in original wooden frame, overall 63 by 53cm.

A pair of large photographs taken at the Twelve Club Annual Dinner & Dance

Lot #44 (Sale Order 43 of 657)

A pair of large photographs taken at the Twelve Club Annual Dinner & Dance in 1939, 9 by 17in. mounted b&w photographs of all the seated guests; sold with a 7 by 8in. b&w of the dinner in 1956, some hand written votes to reverse

A group of six large b&w photographs featuring Grand Nationals between 1929

Lot #45 (Sale Order 44 of 657)

A group of six large b&w photographs featuring Grand Nationals between 1929 and 1938, good quality 13 by 19in. reprints taken from original images, featuring 1929 (Gregalach), 1930 (Shaun Goilin), 1935 & 1936 (Reynoldstown) and two for 1938 (Battleship), featuring Becher's Brook, the water jump etc., uniformly mounted, framed & glazed, 50 by 65cm.

A pair of framed 1960 Grand National photographs signed by Merryman II's wi

Lot #46 (Sale Order 45 of 657)

A pair of framed 1960 Grand National photographs signed by Merryman II's winning jockey Gerry Scott, signed in fine marker pen, both approx. 30 by 27cm.

A family photograph album relating to the Newmarket stable lad Leo Grimes w

Lot #47 (Sale Order 46 of 657)

A family photograph album relating to the Newmarket stable lad Leo Grimes who looked after 'Sweet Solera' and other noteworthy racehorses, Grimes worked for Reg Day, Cecil Boyd-Rochfort, Tom Waugh, and Harry & Geoff Wragg, other horses featured in the photographs include Le Dieu D'Or. Persian Gulf, Bourbon Topsy, Minneo, Amaranda and others, the album also containing four jockey licences 1959-1962 inc., a certificate for 'Sweet Solera' being the best turned out filly in the 1961 1,000 Guineas; and an interesting letter from a solicitor asking Grimes if we would be prepared to be a witness in the case of the racehorse owner Miss Rachel Mary Parsons who was murdered in Newmarket in 1956; also included in the lot is a framed W.W. Rouch portrait photograph of the 1945 wartime St Leger winner Chamossaire; two Cheveley Park Stud stallion brochures 1932 & 1965; a 1911 colour postcard Newmarket Heath; and five racing books, the earliest being George Hodgman's Sixty Years On The Turf, 1903 (a qty.)

Three 19th century horse racing/hunting Stevengraph silks, by Thomas Steven

Lot #48 (Sale Order 47 of 657)

Three 19th century horse racing/hunting Stevengraph silks, by Thomas Stevens, Coventry & London, with original mounts entitled, The Death, The Meet and The Start, in period frames, glazed

Ladies silk scarf commemorating the victory of Lord Derby's ''Hyperion'' in

Lot #49 (Sale Order 48 of 657)

Ladies silk scarf commemorating the victory of Lord Derby's ''Hyperion'' in the 1933 Epsom Derby, red border, good condition

Early 20th century boxed gentleman's gold & silver tie pin designed with a

Lot #50 (Sale Order 49 of 657)

Early 20th century boxed gentleman's gold & silver tie pin designed with a jockey cap and whip, length 6.6cm.

A circa 1920s cold painted metal Perpetual Match Lighter in the form of a h

Lot #51 (Sale Order 50 of 657)

A circa 1920s cold painted metal Perpetual Match Lighter in the form of a horse and jockey, on stand. 17.5 by 19 by 8cm.

1920s car mascot originally owned by the jockey Walter Griggs, chromium pla

Lot #52 (Sale Order 51 of 657)

1920s car mascot originally owned by the jockey Walter Griggs, chromium plated and with the jockey decorated in the black & red colours of Mr Jack Joel, Griggs's being his retained rider, 11 by 14cm., overall good condition, just a little paint loss

Beswick connoisseur model of Nijinsky with Lester Piggott up, Model No.2352

Lot #53 (Sale Order 52 of 657)

Beswick connoisseur model of Nijinsky with Lester Piggott up, Model No.235223, polished wooden base, 28 by 33cm

A silver plate commemorating the achievements of the champions racehorse ''

Lot #54 (Sale Order 53 of 657)

A silver plate commemorating the achievements of the champions racehorse ''Brigadier Gerard'', hallmarked English silver by Comyns of London, designed by Doris Lindner with an engraved portrait of the 'Brigadier' with Joe Mercer up, from a limited edition of 2,000, this No.439, with certificate issued by Crawford & Gilbey Limited, in original box of issue and packaging, diameter 23cm., weight 373gr.

A collection of 11 Martell Grand National water jugs, for 1989 Little Polve

Lot #55 (Sale Order 54 of 657)

A collection of 11 Martell Grand National water jugs, for 1989 Little Polveir, 1990 Mr Frisk, 1991 Seagram, 1992 Party Politics, 1993 'Race Void', 1994 Miinnehoma, 1995 Royal Athlete,1996 Rough Quest, 1997 Lord Gyllene, 1999 Bobbyjo (with portrait of 1899 winner Manifesto) & 2004 Amberleigh House

Trainer's trophy presented to Frank Butters when winning the Austrian Derby

Lot #56 (Sale Order 55 of 657)

Trainer's trophy presented to Frank Butters when winning the Austrian Derby in 1917 with ''San Gennaro'', an Austrian leather cigarette case with presentation inscription to silver lid bar, 7.5 by 10cm.; sold together with a further racing-related cigarette case, hallmarked English silver, with a presentation inscription to the jockey Bill Rickaby from Noble Son, 10 by 8.5cm. (2)

The trophy for the Blankney Hunt Adjacent Race won by ''Court Circular'', i

Lot #57 (Sale Order 56 of 657)

The trophy for the Blankney Hunt Adjacent Race won by ''Court Circular'', in the form of a silver cigarette box hallmarked George Henry Cowell, London, 1919, and retailer's stamp for Finnigan's, New Bond Street, the lid inscribed BLANKNEY HUNT ADJACENT RACE, WON BY, COURT CIRCULAR, with cedar wood interior and leather base, 18 by 9cm., overall weight 580gr.

The trophy for the Belvoir Hunt 1934 Point-to-Point Ladies Plate, in the fo

Lot #58 (Sale Order 57 of 657)

The trophy for the Belvoir Hunt 1934 Point-to-Point Ladies Plate, in the form of a large and heavy silver salver by Walker & Hall, Sheffield, 1933, inscribed BELVOIR HUNT POINT TO POINT, 1934, THE LADIES PLATE, WON BY, BROWN BEAU, diameter 42cm., weight approx. 1,712gr.

Two Swedish racing trophies dated 1962 awarded to the jockey Bill Rickaby,

Lot #59 (Sale Order 58 of 657)

Two Swedish racing trophies dated 1962 awarded to the jockey Bill Rickaby, both silver plated, comprising a plate for the Jubileumspokalen; and a punch cup presented at Taby racecourse (2)

The jockey's trophy for the 1965 Gran Premio d'Italia won by Bill Rickaby r

Lot #60 (Sale Order 59 of 657)

The jockey's trophy for the 1965 Gran Premio d'Italia won by Bill Rickaby riding Accrale, in the form of a hallmarked silver plate with presentation inscription, diameter 27cm.; together with a group of four 8 by 10on. photographs from the day, one in colour, including images of Rickaby holding this trophy (5) Accrale was owned by Dr Carlo Vittadini, who in the 70s would enjoy great success with Grundy.

The winning trainer's trophy presented to Dick Hern for Niniski's victory i

Lot #61 (Sale Order 60 of 657)

The winning trainer's trophy presented to Dick Hern for Niniski's victory in the 1979 Prix Royal Oak (French St Leger) at Longchamp, in the form of a silve octagonal plate by Mellerio of Pairs set with a black Perspex centre inscribed LONGCHAMP, 1979, PRIX ROYAL OAK, diameter 26cm. Niniski was a son of Nijinsky and owned by Lady Baeverbrook. He recorded a total of 14 career wins including the Irish & French St Legers, the Geoffrey Freer Stakes, the John Porter Stakes and the Ormonde Stakes. Provenance: Dick Hern Collection

A Press Club presentation to Dick Hern in recognition of training the 1980

Lot #62 (Sale Order 61 of 657)

A Press Club presentation to Dick Hern in recognition of training the 1980 Derby winner Henbit, in the form of an E.P.N.S. card tray engraved with a thoroughbred's head and crossed quill pens, inscribed THE PRESS CLUB, 1980 MAJOR W.R. HERN, DOUBLE CENTURY DERBY AWARD, diameter 20cm., 8in. Provenance: Dick Hern Collection

The winning trainer's trophy presented to Dick Hern for Cut Above's victory

Lot #63 (Sale Order 62 of 657)

The winning trainer's trophy presented to Dick Hern for Cut Above's victory in the 1981 St Leger at Doncaster, in the form of a boxed silver dish by James R Ogden & Sons, hallmarked London, 1974, the design featuring a Yorkshire Rose, diameter 14.5cm.; the case set with a brass plaque inscribed 205th ST. LEGER STAKES (GROUP 1), DONCASTER 1981, WINNING TRAINER Cut Above was bred and owned by Jakie Astor, trained by Dick Hern and ridden to victory in the St Leger by Joe Mercer. The same connections had won the race 16 years earlier with Provoke (see lot ***). Provenance: Dick Hern Collection

The trainer's prize for the 1980 The Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother Champ

Lot #64 (Sale Order 63 of 657)

The trainer's prize for the 1980 The Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother Champion Chase, in the form of a hallmarked silver-gilt medal, suitably inscribed, the obverse with a steeplechasing scene, engraved ANOTHER DOLLY, MARCH 12th 1980, in original Bunbury's of London fitted case; sold together with another cased Cheltenham prize medal, in copper inscribed THE COURAGE CHALLENGE, CHELTENHAM, 20th APRIL1983 (2) 1980 was the first time the race was given its present title in the year of The Queen Mother's 80th birthday and in recognition of her patronage of jump racing. Beforehand the race, first run in 1959, was known as the National Hunt Two-Mile Champion Chase. Another Dolly is the longest priced winner in the history of the race, winning at odds of 33 to 1. The winner was owned by Mr Ian Urquhart, trained by Fred Rimell and ridden by Sam Morshead. Provenance: Mercy Rimell Collection

A group of three extremely rare and early horse racing manuscripts outlinin

Lot #65 (Sale Order 64 of 657)

A group of three extremely rare and early horse racing manuscripts outlining in detail the Rules for the ''Manx Derby'' on the Isle of Man for the years 1691, 1692 and 1693, being of exceptional significance for the history of horse racing as one of the earliest official documents to exist, and perhaps the only of this early date to have survived in private hands and perhaps unique in covering three successive years of this ancient horse race, the 1691 manuscript is in the best condition, paper stable and good overall except for paper loss on Article Three, the 1692 is browned and in a fragile state, the 1693 manuscript is distressed and in need of professional conservation The Rules specify the types of horses eligible to run, entry conditions, registration procedure and route and conduct of the race itself as well as other details and are annotated in the form of 16 ''Articles'' as below for the 1691 manuscript: ''Articles for the Plate which is to be run for in the said Isle being of the value of five pounds sterling given by the Rt Hon William, Earl of Derby, Lord of the said Isle, and seventy shillings, augmented by the contribution of the masters of the horses that did run the last year which makes up the Plate that is to be run for this year, to the value of six pounds.'' First article: The Plate to be run on the 28th July, every year, while his honour is pleased to allow the same, except if it happens to be a Sunday when the said Plate is to be run for on the following day. 2nd: Only horses, geldings or mares foaled within the said island or in the Calfe of Man to be permitted to run for said Plate. 3rd: Every horse, gelding or mare that is designed to run to be entered at or before the 14th day of July, with his master's name and his owner if he generally be known by any, or else his colour and whether he be horse, gelding or mare - and this to be done at the Competitors' office by the clerk of the rolls. 4th: That every person who enters a horse (or mare or gelding) shall at time of entering deposit five shillings apiece to the clerk of the rolls to go towards the augmenting of the Plate for the following year, and one shilling apiece to the clerk of the rolls for entering their names and engrossing these articles. 5th: That every horse shall carry horseman's weight - that is 10 stone besides saddle and bridle. 6th: That every horse shall have a person for its tryer, to be named by the owner of the said horse. Tryers to have command of the scales and weights and to see that every rider carries full weight as mentioned in the previous article. 7th: That a person be assigned by the tryers to start the running horses going for the Plate, between the hours of one and three in the afternoon. 8th: That every rider shall leave the three poles set up on the back of the land near the rocks upon his left hand and the poles around the harbour and the running poles next to William Looreye's house also to be left upon the left hand. The two poles leading to the distance pole to be left on the right hand and the distance pole to be passed on either hand at the discretion of the rider. 9th: That the distance pole be a certain number of yards from the ending pole and that there be sufficient persons chosen by unanimous consent of the masters of the horses to stand at such poles to see that the riders leave these poles to the right and left as detailed in the previous article. 10th: That whichever horse, mare or gelding does first win two heats, such horse be deemed and adjudged to win the Plate. 11th: That if any horse be found to have gone short of the distance pole in any of the heats, that horse to be turned off and not admitted to run any more for the said Plate. 12th: That if any horse should run on the contrary side of any pole as detailed in the 8th article and then should turn back again and come in on the side he ought to have done, he shall not be admitted to run any more and the second horse shall be adjudged to win the same heat. 13th: That the master of the winning horse to give an amount to the person who carries the weights and scales, and that the masters of all the horses that run to also contribute a full proportion towards the charges of setting up the poles and clearing the course of stones and other annoyances. 14th: That every rider should conduct himself in a civil manner over the course and if any reasonable complaint be levelled at him during any of the heats, he shall lose the benefit of the horse he is riding for the Plate and the next horse shall be deemed and adjudged to win the same instead. 15th: That all disputes arising upon the said race shall be determined by three sufficient persons nominated and appointed by the tryers for that purpose and that those chosen persons stand at the ending pole as Judges to deem and determine which horse, mare or gelding hath fairly won the said Plate. 16th: That these articles be lodged in the Competitors' Office so that the mas

A preserved portion of chestnut skin from the legendary 18th century raceho

Lot #66 (Sale Order 65 of 657)

A preserved portion of chestnut skin from the legendary 18th century racehorse and stallion Eclipse formerly in the collection of the Turf historian Theodore Andrea Cook, approx. 8 by 9cm., inscribed in ink SKIN OF ECLIPSE, mounted together with the original manuscript letter of authenticity, reading: ECLIPSE, FOALED 1764, DIED 27/2/89, BURIED AT CANONS, THE ONLY REMAINING GENUINE PIECE OF ECLIPSE'S SKIN, HE WAS A BRIGHT CHESTNUT, SEE PAGE 137 OF ''ECLIPSE & O'KELLY'', BY MR THEO. ANDREA COOK IN A PUBLISHED 1909, ALSO PAGE xviii OF PREFACE THERETO, THIS IS ABSOLUTELY AUTHENTIC & IS EASY OF PROOF, R.P., framed & glazed, 44.5 by 34.5cm. The present owner inherited this highly significant heirloom from his grandfather, an avid racegoer. The letter references the Eclipse skin as being the piece that came into the possession of the Turf historian Theodore Andrea Cook who in 1909 published a book on the celebrated thoroughbred and his owner titled 'Eclipse and O'Kelly.' On p.137 Cook writes: 'It had been said that the stuffed skin was standing in the loft above the stables at Canons until 1810; and Mr Aubrey Hillmann of Saxonbury has written to me as follows: ''The Late Rev. C J Plumer, Vicar of Ilford, near Lewes in Sussex, from 1868 to 1882, and before that at Elstree. Middlesex, was the son of Sir Thomas Plumer, Master of the Rolls, who bought the Canons Estate from O'Kelly. He often told me that, as a boy, he and his brother had played with the skin of Eclipse either in the loft over the stables or in one of the attics at Canons, where it was left by Sir Thomas Plumer. But Mr W Osborn Boyes writing to the papers in July 1906 says that the father of Mr W A Tootell. Magistrates' Clerk of Edgware, ''got to know they had sold the hide to a 'snob' at Elstree, to whom he posted off, gave the man a couple of sovereigns for it and brought it home, and for years it has lain in the loft over Mr Tootell's stables'', which are only a stone's throw from the gates of Canons Park. The famous skin was ''in pickle'' at the tanner's when I was last in Edgware in November 1906; but in the spring of the next year Mr Osborn Boyes very kindly sent me a piece which he had cut off near the withers, and I have no reason to doubt its authenticity; but no hair is left on it, and it has not been so well preserved as the portion that has come into the possession of Lord Rosebery.' The 6th Earl of Rosebery presented the Eclipse skin that had been at The Durdans to the Jockey Club and it can be seen on loan at the National Horseracing Museum at Newmarket. Cook states in the book that the 5th Earl had been bequeathed the skin on the death of the famous racehorse trainer Mathew [sic] Dawson in 1898. Cook's description of the two pieces of skin is accurate, the Museum hide is in very good condition and still has hair attached. The piece presented by Osborn Boyes is hairless due to the tanning process it had undergone. The individual who sent Cook the piece of skin was William Osborn Boyes (1846-1917) of The Chestnuts, Barnet, who was a Doctor of Law and was Registrar of the County Court and Clerk to the magistrates at Barnet. In his entry in Alumni Cantabrigienses it states that on his death he gave to his friend James Lamplough his cigar case made from the skin of the racehorse Eclipse. The Rosebery and the Cook portions of skin are the only known in existence. This auction therefore offers a unique opportunity to acquire the one relic in private ownership. After the death of Eclipse, aged 24, in 1789, the racing world set about discovering through science why Eclipse, unbeaten in 18 races, was so superior to his contemporaries. They called upon the French veterinary surgeon Vial de Saint Bel to carry out what is thought to be the first formally documented autopsy of an animal in Britain. Moreover his work led directly to the foundation of the London Veterinary College (now the Royal Veterinary College) with the Frenchman becoming its first Principal in 1791. The most notable finding by Saint Bel was that Eclipse had a massive heart, at least 25% larger than the average thoroughbred. Recent research carried out by Esther Harper, an assistant curator at The National Horseracing Museum, discovered a classified advertisement placed in Oracle Bell's New World, published December 21, 1789, Issue 175. This announces: ''Mr De Saint Bel begs leave to inform the public that the famous horse Eclipse represented as when alive in his natural skin together with his skeleton are to be seen at his house from eleven to three o'clock at half a crown each person.'' The horse's skeleton is still owned by the Royal Veterinary College. The Jockey Club own two other relics of Eclipse, both used as racing trophies. The first is a hoof gifted to the Club by King William IV in 1832; the other is the famous Newmarket Challenge Whip which has Eclipse's tail and mane hair forming the lash and a loop attached to the head. Eclipse's influence on the breed

The whip carried by jockey Harry Grimshaw when the historic French-bred tho

Lot #67 (Sale Order 66 of 657)

The whip carried by jockey Harry Grimshaw when the historic French-bred thoroughbred racehorse Gladiateur won the Derby at Epsom in 1865, with two engraved hallmarked silver mountings at either end of the handle, the lower band, London, 1865, inscribed CARRIED BY HARRY GRIMSHAW, RIDING GLADIATEUR, THE DERBY 1865, the handle end a later presentation addition dated 1916 and inscribed H.P.B FROM W.J., repairs to shaft, but overall in good condition 31st May 1865 was a seminal day in racing history when the total dominance of English thoroughbred breeders was finally breached through the victory of the French-bred colt Gladiateur in the 1865 Derby, the first foreign horse to achieve this feet. In the 50th anniversary year the French dubbed their horse the 'Avenger of Waterloo.' In fact the colt's achievements extended to being the first foreign bred winner of the Triple Crown with victories in the 2,000 Guineas and St Leger. Count Frederic de Lagrange's bay, who he had sent to Newmarket to be trained by Tom Jennings at Phantom House, also won amongst many other races the Grand Prix de Paris and in 1866 the Gold Cup at Ascot by a distance of 40 lengths. After his death Gladiateur's tail was gifted to the Jockey Club, and is now on display at the National Horseracing Museum, Newmarket. The French joked that this was the only part of his anatomy that English racehorses ever saw. The Lancashire-born jockey Harry Grimshaw rode Gladiateur in all his Triple Crown races and the Ascot Gold Cup in 1866. Tragically at the back end of that season Grimshaw died in a pony and trap accident at night, returning home from Newmarket races. He was aged just 25. Nothing is known of the 1916 presentation inscription, although the ''J'' may possibly be a member of the Jennings family. The trainer Tom had died in 1900. The whip was given to the current vendor's grandfather sometime between 1916 and 1922.

An 18ct. gold jockey whip mount inscribed ''Kingcraft Derby 1870'', by Call

Lot #68 (Sale Order 67 of 657)

An 18ct. gold jockey whip mount inscribed ''Kingcraft Derby 1870'', by Callow & Son, Park Lane, London Kingcraft was owned by Lord Falmouth, trained by Mathew Dawson at Newmarket and ridden to victory in the 1870 Epsom Derby by Tom French at odds of 20-1. The history of the gold whip mount is unknown. But it is evidently a high class private commission from a top London maker and therefore plausible that it was a gift from Lord Falmouth to his Derby winning jockey Tom French.

A racing plate worn by the 1891 Triple Crown winner ''Common'', the grooved

Lot #69 (Sale Order 68 of 657)

A racing plate worn by the 1891 Triple Crown winner ''Common'', the grooved area painted red, nailed onto a wooden base set with a plaque inscribed 1891, COMMON, WON 2,000 GNS., & THE DERBY From the inscription it would seem that this shoe was removed and preserved as a commemoration of the The Derby win at Epsom, the horse already a 2,000 Guineas winner. It can't be later than this because as a three-year-old he went on to win the St James's Palace Stakes at Royal Ascot before becoming the fifth racehorse in history to win the Triple Crown with victory in the St Leger. Common was owned by Sir Frederick Johnstone who had already owned a Derby winner, St Blaise, in 1883. The colt was trained by John Porter at Kingsclere and ridden by George Barrett.

A racing plate worn by ''Doricles'' when winning the 1901 St Leger beating

Lot #70 (Sale Order 69 of 657)

A racing plate worn by ''Doricles'' when winning the 1901 St Leger beating The Derby winner ''Volodyovski'', set on a painted & inscribed tinplate base Doricles was owned by Leopold de Rothschild and trained by Alfred Hayhoe at the Palace House Stables, Newmarket, now the location of the National Heritage Centre for Horseracing and Sporting Art. He was ridden to victory at Doncaster by Kempton Cannon.

A pair of mounted racing plates commemorating victories of the racehorse Co

Lot #71 (Sale Order 70 of 657)

A pair of mounted racing plates commemorating victories of the racehorse Columbus in 1910, the painted wooden shield inscribed COLUMBUS, WINNER OF BRAMCOTE CUP, BRIGHTON STAKES, NEWMARKET OCTOBER CUP, DERBY GOLD CUP, 3rd IN CESAREWITCH, TRAINED BY MR. BUTTERS, 27 by 34cm.

A racing plate worn by ''The Gilder'' when winning the Falcon Plate at Thir

Lot #72 (Sale Order 71 of 657)

A racing plate worn by ''The Gilder'' when winning the Falcon Plate at Thirsk in 1924, mounted on a tinplate base with painted inscription The Gilder was owned by Mrs A James and was in training with Lord Derby's trainer George Lambton. It is likely that The Gilder was used as a work companion for Lord Derby's 1924 Derby winner Sansovino as this Thirsk plate was once mounted alongside a Sansovino plate in Lord Derby's collection. Lord Derby later gifted the plates to the Tophams at Aintree who, in turn, presented it to a local florist who had been a supplier to the racecourse for 25 years.

A racing plate worn by ''St Germans'' in the 1925 Coronation Cup in 1925, s

Lot #73 (Sale Order 72 of 657)

A racing plate worn by ''St Germans'' in the 1925 Coronation Cup in 1925, set in a cloth lined picture frame, mounted with an inscribed ivorine plaque, 19cm. square Viscount Astor's St Germans recorded victories in the Coronation Cup and Doncaster Cup amongst his 9 career wins from 20 starts, and also finished 2nd in the 1924 Derby. He was sent to America as a stallion where he was the leading sire in 1931. His most notable progeny includes Bold Venture, Devil Diver & Twenty Grand.

An historic racing plate worn by ''Bessborough'' winning the Summer Cup at

Lot #74 (Sale Order 73 of 657)

An historic racing plate worn by ''Bessborough'' winning the Summer Cup at Chepstow's first ever race meeting in August 1926, set on a hallmarked silver base, the reverse with black & red silk backing and an easel support for display purposes Highlight of Chepstow's opening two day meeting on 6th & 7th August 1926 was the Summer Cup. It was won by a head by Mr W.S. Lysaght's ''Bessborough'', ridden by J K Robertson at odds of 7 to 1. Lysaght had been one of the ten South Wales gentry and businessman who raised the original finances for the racecourse to open. The August 1926 meeting came pretty close to being the first and last Chepstow fixture. The directors had to guarantee an emergency bank loan to cover unforeseen extra costs and it remained a struggle for the first 10 years or so. The prize money, however, was good and the profile of the racecourse received a boost in 1933 when jockey Gordon Richards won 11 consecutive races at a two day meeting, before being touched off in a close finish in the 12th and concluding race.

Memorabilia relating to the 1920s Australian racehorse trainer Colin Castle

Lot #75 (Sale Order 74 of 657)

Memorabilia relating to the 1920s Australian racehorse trainer Colin Castle, including various trainer's permits and covering letters issued by the Australian Jockey Club dating between 1927 and 1929; together with a quantity of preiod photographs (some featuring a horsewoman believed to be Mrs Castle), press cuttings, two preserved horse hooves of racehorses unknown, and other miscellaneous memorabilia (a qty.) Colin Castle, who had ridden as an amateur in Britain, arrived in Australia in 1927 and was granted a permit to train by the Australian Jockey Club. He placed his string on Victoria Park racecourse in Sydney and his star performer was Cottingham sired by the ''Fairie'' Cox-owned Epsom Derby winner Lemberg. His first winner in Australia was with the 14.2 hands Lady Beverstock who won the Rosebery Handicap 26th July 1927. Castle was the brother-in-law of the Irish-Australian trainer E.T. O'Sullivan who won 782 winners in America, Australia and Great Britain. He once trained five winners at a meeting at Bogside, Scotland, in 1925.

A painted wooden cut-out of the racehorse Aloysia, the reverse signed F. Va

Lot #76 (Sale Order 75 of 657)

A painted wooden cut-out of the racehorse Aloysia, the reverse signed F. Van Praagy and dated 1926, further inscribed with details of the filly trained by W Jarvis for HM The King and ridden by Joe Childs, whose victories included the Queen Mary at Royal Ascot, height 20cm.

The binoculars originally owned and used by the racehorse trainer Sam Darli

Lot #77 (Sale Order 76 of 657)

The binoculars originally owned and used by the racehorse trainer Sam Darling, by Negretti & Zambra, the eyecup barrels engraved SAM DARLING, BECKHAMPTON HOUSE, MARLBOROUGH, in original leather carrying case, the base stamped SAM DARLING, BECKHAMPTON HOUSE, MARLBOROUGH

Framed certificate issued for the knighthood of the Newmarket racehorse tra

Lot #78 (Sale Order 77 of 657)

Framed certificate issued for the knighthood of the Newmarket racehorse trainer Sir Jack Jarvis, signed and sealed by the Knight Principal and Registrar of The Imperial Society of Knights Bachelor and dated 11th July 1967, framed & glazed, 44 by 30cm. Jarvis was the first racehorse trainer to receive a knighthood.

Red Rum's head collar worn at the stables of trainer Ginger McCain, the lea

Lot #79 (Sale Order 78 of 657)

Red Rum's head collar worn at the stables of trainer Ginger McCain, the leather collar set with a brass nameplate RED RUM, the velvet noseband in the maroon & yellow colours of racehorse owner Noel Le Mare; sold with a signed COA from Ginger McCain For the avoidance of doubt, this collar was never worn on the racecourse, it was for everyday use at the stables. Rummy famously wore a sheepskin noseband on the track.

A racing plate worn by Red Rum when winning his historic third Grand Nation

Lot #80 (Sale Order 79 of 657)

A racing plate worn by Red Rum when winning his historic third Grand National in 1977, later silvered and mounted onto a brass & wooden shield with nameplate RED RUM, height 26cm.; sold with a COA signed by the racehorse trainer Ginger McCain reading THIS RACING PLATE WAS WORN BY RED RUM IN THE 1977 AINTREE GRAND NATIONAL; the lot also including Red Rum's Ladbrokes Grand National Meeting rosette (3) Red Rum is the most successful horse in the history of the Grand National. Owned by Mr Noel Le Mare, and trained by Ginger McCain at Southport, he became the first triple winner of the race in 1977. This followed victories the gelding's victories in 1973 & 1974. In the two intervening years he finished runner-up. The third win was achieved in facile fashion by 25 lengths, a winning margin that confirmed 'Rummy' was in a class of his own. After his death Red Rum was buried besides the winning post at Aintree Racecourse.

Red Rum Triple Grand National Winner public appearance sash and rosette, th

Lot #81 (Sale Order 80 of 657)

Red Rum Triple Grand National Winner public appearance sash and rosette, the sash in red, white & blue and inscribed gilt TRIPLE GRAND NATIONAL WINNER, 1973, 1974, 1977; the rosette in maroon & yellow, with head portrait and inscribed GRAND NATIONAL WINNER , 1973-1974-1977; the lot also including a trainer's name patch removed from a horse blanket, inscribed D McC (3)

A group of six Red Rum public appearance rosettes, comprising: Beaconsfield

Lot #82 (Sale Order 81 of 657)

A group of six Red Rum public appearance rosettes, comprising: Beaconsfield Round Table Horse Show (with a colour photo from the occasion). 1979 Dublin Indoor International Horse Show, Dodington Horse Show undated, Tettenhall Horse Sanctuary 1979, Woolton Show 1978 & one inscribed RED RUM; the lot also including a further rosette in the colour of Noel Le Mare and inscribed DONCASTER, 1977, WINNER; together with four horse show programmes where Red Rum made an appearance; and a poster for his appearance at the Fordingbridge Show in 1978, signed by Ginger McCain (13)

A group of four Red Rum public appearance sashes, one inscribed WRIGHT HOME

Lot #83 (Sale Order 82 of 657)

A group of four Red Rum public appearance sashes, one inscribed WRIGHT HOMES WELCOMES RED RUM, another WEST KENT HUNT WELCOME RED RUM, the other two related to bookmakers publicity events for the Tote and for Herald (4)

A miscellany of Red Rum memorabilia. notably an Aintree 30th Birthday celeb

Lot #84 (Sale Order 83 of 657)

A miscellany of Red Rum memorabilia. notably an Aintree 30th Birthday celebration racecard 3rd May 1995 signed by Donald & Beryl McCain that comes with two candles for the horse's 'birthday cake' and four photographs taken on the day; the lot also including a jig-saw puzzle, a L.P. record of the five Grand Nationals, a 45rpm Red Rum's Song, a National Hero video, plastic carrier bag, six button badges, five colour postcards and a folding card signed by Ginger McCain, a Christmas Card affixed with a Jim'll Fix It sticker, a 1978 Schweppes Sporting Calendar, colour photograph signed by the Duchess of Bedford, two thank you cards from BBC Generation Game programme one signed by Isla St Clair, and three original photographs, one signed by Ginger McCain (a qty.)

Racing plate worn by ''Ragstone'' when winning the Gold Cup at Ascot in 197

Lot #85 (Sale Order 84 of 657)

Racing plate worn by ''Ragstone'' when winning the Gold Cup at Ascot in 1974, mounted on a hallmarked silver dish, the centre inscribed RAGSTONE, 1974 ASCOT GOLD CUP Ragstone was owned by the Duke of Norfolk, trained by John Dunlop at Arundel and achieved his greatest successes as a four-year-old culminating in the Gold Cup win ridden by Ron Hutchinson. Timeform named the colt as Best Stayer in 1974.

Peter O'Sullevan BBC broadcasting commentary card for the Jenny Pitman-trai

Lot #86 (Sale Order 85 of 657)

Peter O'Sullevan BBC broadcasting commentary card for the Jenny Pitman-trained Corbiere's victory in the 1983 Grand National, historically the first 'National winner trained by a woman, the race card cut and pasted in two columns on a buff coloured folder, applied with hand drawn racing colours on white stickers, some now missing, the jockey names hand written, other notes to margins including a key to runners grouped by cap colour, and oldest/youngest riders The proceeds of this lot are being donated to the Peter O'Sullevan Charitable Trust.

Sir Henry Cecil's colours bag, the brown leather satchel inscribed H CECIL;

Lot #87 (Sale Order 86 of 657)

Sir Henry Cecil's colours bag, the brown leather satchel inscribed H CECIL; sold together with two cubic white painted wooden tack boxes applied with metal H C initials, and a wickerwork blanket box with pink painted H C, all ex-Warren Place Stables, Newmarket (4)

The halter worn by the 2003 Kentucky Derby and Preakness Stakes winner ''Fu

Lot #88 (Sale Order 87 of 657)

The halter worn by the 2003 Kentucky Derby and Preakness Stakes winner ''Funny Cide'' in his retirement at the Kentucky Horse Park, set with a brass name plate; sold with a COA issued by the International Museum of the Horse; and a colour photograph of Funny Cide in his paddock wearing this halter (3)

A set of race-worn silks in the colours of Saeed Manana owner of Warrsan, N

Lot #89 (Sale Order 88 of 657)

A set of race-worn silks in the colours of Saeed Manana owner of Warrsan, Night of Thunder, Luso etc., white jacket with red sash, striped cap (2)

Royal blue Godolphin silks (no cap) signed by jockey Frankie Dettori, signe

Lot #90 (Sale Order 89 of 657)

Royal blue Godolphin silks (no cap) signed by jockey Frankie Dettori, signed in black marker pen

The British Horseracing Authority Sale of Racing Colours: CERISE, GOLD epau

Lot #91 (Sale Order 90 of 657)

The British Horseracing Authority Sale of Racing Colours: CERISE, GOLD epaulets and armlets

The British Horseracing Authority Sale of Racing Colours: TURQUOISE and SIL

Lot #92 (Sale Order 91 of 657)

The British Horseracing Authority Sale of Racing Colours: TURQUOISE and SILVER diamonds

The British Horseracing Authority Sale of Racing Colours: GOLD, GREEN sleev

Lot #93 (Sale Order 92 of 657)

The British Horseracing Authority Sale of Racing Colours: GOLD, GREEN sleeves, GOLD armlets, GREEN cap with GOLD stripe and peak

The British Horseracing Authority Sale of Racing Colours: PINK, ORANGE epau

Lot #94 (Sale Order 93 of 657)

The British Horseracing Authority Sale of Racing Colours: PINK, ORANGE epaulets

The British Horseracing Authority Sale of Racing Colours: MAUVE, PURPLE epa

Lot #95 (Sale Order 94 of 657)

The British Horseracing Authority Sale of Racing Colours: MAUVE, PURPLE epaulets

The British Horseracing Authority Sale of Racing Colours: PINK, RED and BLU

Lot #96 (Sale Order 95 of 657)

The British Horseracing Authority Sale of Racing Colours: PINK, RED and BLUE lightning bolts, YELLOW stars, ORANGE cap with YELLOW stars

The British Horseracing Authority Sale of Racing Colours: WHITE, RED heart

Lot #97 (Sale Order 96 of 657)

The British Horseracing Authority Sale of Racing Colours: WHITE, RED heart and diamond, BLACK spade and club quarters, BLACK and RED quartered cap

The British Horseracing Authority Sale of Racing Colours: BLACK, YELLOW, GR

Lot #98 (Sale Order 97 of 657)

The British Horseracing Authority Sale of Racing Colours: BLACK, YELLOW, GREEN & RED dartboard, WHITE sleeves, RED darts, RED, YELLOW, GREEN & BLACK quartered cap

The autographs of the great champion jockeys Gordon Richards and Lester Pig

Lot #99 (Sale Order 98 of 657)

The autographs of the great champion jockeys Gordon Richards and Lester Piggott, the Richards signature in pencil and dated 1933, pasted below a newspaper picture on a double-album page; Piggott has signed a 1989 artist-drawn print in fine marker pen, framed & glazed, 43 by 35cm. (2)

A pair of signed limited edition prints titled ''Epsom's Tribute To Lester

Lot #100 (Sale Order 99 of 657)

A pair of signed limited edition prints titled ''Epsom's Tribute To Lester Piggott'', with artwork by Roy Miller numbered 46/960, both signed in pencil by Lester Piggott and the artist, the imagery featuring Lester's Derby, Oaks and Coronation Cup winners between 1953 and 1984, mounted, framed & glazed, 58 by 53cm., both with a COA taped to the backboard

A trio of framed photographs featuring the racehorse ''Red Rum'' all signed

Lot #101 (Sale Order 100 of 657)

A trio of framed photographs featuring the racehorse ''Red Rum'' all signed to the backboard by the trainer 'Ginger' McCain, each a 15 by 12in. b&w, the first depicting the moment of victory in the historic third Grand National in 1977, the second with Tommy Stack up at a 1977 victory parade, the third taken at a publicity event, uniformly framed & glazed, signed to the reverse in black marker pen by McCain, 44 by 35cm.

A Ginger McCain signed limited edition Susan Crawford print of ''Red Rum'',

Lot #102 (Sale Order 101 of 657)

A Ginger McCain signed limited edition Susan Crawford print of ''Red Rum'', signed by the racehorse trainer to the backboard in black marker pen, additionally signed by the artist, numbered 392/500, titled RED RUM, OFF TO WORK ON SOUTHPORT SAND, dated 1974, mounted, framed & glazed, overall 62 by 71cm.; sold together with a second framed print of Red Rum signed to the backboard by Ginger McCain, the work being a portrait of 'Rummy' by David French, overall 34 by 56cm. (2)

Two Neil Cawthorne prints of Red Rum signed by the jockeys Brian Fletcher a

Lot #103 (Sale Order 102 of 657)

Two Neil Cawthorne prints of Red Rum signed by the jockeys Brian Fletcher and Tommy Stack, the Fletcher signed print titled RED RUM - IN THE STABLE YARD; the Stack signed print titled RED RUM - OVER THE WATER and additionally signed by the artist, numbered 700/850, all signatures in pencil, the second print slightly larger 49 by 59cm.

A Dick Hern signed colour photograph of Nashwan winning the 1989 2,000 Guin

Lot #104 (Sale Order 103 of 657)

A Dick Hern signed colour photograph of Nashwan winning the 1989 2,000 Guineas, 10 by 8in. signed in ink, mounted with a title caption, unframed Provenance: Dick Hern Collection

An album of signed photographs of flat race jockeys and owners, in sleeves

Lot #105 (Sale Order 104 of 657)

An album of signed photographs of flat race jockeys and owners, in sleeves in a ring binder file, 8 by 10 & 10 by 12in., colour & b&w, 109 photographs bearing 129 signatures, often multiple signings by the one individual, subjects including Willie Carson, Pat Eddery, Steve Cauthen, Sheikh Mohammed, the Aga Khan, Sir Alex Ferguson etc.

An album of signed photographs of flat race jockeys, in sleeves in a ring b

Lot #106 (Sale Order 105 of 657)

An album of signed photographs of flat race jockeys, in sleeves in a ring binder file, 8 by 10 & 10 by 12in., colour & b&w, 109 photographs bearing 117 signatures, often multiple signings by the one individual, subjects including Pat Eddery, Frankie Dettori, Kieren Fallon, Mick Kinane, Jimmy Lindley, Joe Mercer, Ryan Moore, Olivier Peslier, Johnny Murtagh etc.

An album of signed photographs of flat race jockeys and trainers, in sleeve

Lot #107 (Sale Order 106 of 657)

An album of signed photographs of flat race jockeys and trainers, in sleeves in a ring binder file, 8 by 10 & 10 by 12in., colour & b&w, 102 photographs bearing 118 signatures, often multiple signings by the one individual, subjects including Lester Piggott, Frankie Dettori, Walter Swinburn, Henry Cecil, Jason Weaver, John Oxx, Aidan O'Brien, Dermot Weld etc.

An album of signed photographs of National Hunt jockeys and trainers, in sl

Lot #108 (Sale Order 107 of 657)

An album of signed photographs of National Hunt jockeys and trainers, in sleeves in a ring binder file, 8 by 10 & 10 by 12in., colour & b&w, 113 photographs bearing 121 signatures, often multiple signings by the one individual, subjects including John Oaksey, Brendan Powell, Michael & Peter Scudamore, Tommy Stack, Ginger McCain, Charlie Swan, Ruby Walsh, David Elsworth, Josh Gifford, Nicky Henderson, Paul Nicholls, David Nicholson, Jonjo O'Neill, Martin Pipe, Jenny Pitman etc.

An album of signed photographs of National Hunt jockeys, in sleeves in a ri

Lot #109 (Sale Order 108 of 657)

An album of signed photographs of National Hunt jockeys, in sleeves in a ring binder file, 8 by 10 & 10 by 12in., colour & b&w, 106 photographs bearing 108 signatures, often multiple signings by the one individual, subjects including Barry Geraghty, Richard Guest, Richard Johnson, Graham Lee, Carl Llewellyn, Graham McCourt, A P McCoy, Stan Mellor, Peter Niven etc.

An album of signed photographs of National Hunt jockeys and owners, in slee

Lot #110 (Sale Order 109 of 657)

An album of signed photographs of National Hunt jockeys and owners, in sleeves in a ring binder file, 8 by 10 & 10 by 12in., colour & b&w, 110 photographs bearing 162 signatures, often multiple signings by the one individual, subjects including J P McManus, Charlie Swan, Aidan O'Brien, Graham Bradley, Paul Carberry, Bob Champion, Jim Culloty, Ben de Haan, Tony Dobbin, Richard Dunwoody, Mick Fitzgerald, John Francome, Barry Geraghty, Richard Guest etc.

A trio of artist illustrated Newmarket racecards for the 1996 1,000 and 2,0

Lot #111 (Sale Order 110 of 657)

A trio of artist illustrated Newmarket racecards for the 1996 1,000 and 2,000 Guineas and Pretty Polly Stakes, by Newmarket artist Jacqui Jones featuring Bosra Sham, Mark of Esteem and Pricket respectively, each signed by the winning jockey Pat Eddery (1,000) and Frankie Dettori the others, the Mark of Esteem mounted, framed & glazed; the lot also including a Frankie Dettori signed 'Magnificent 7' Ascot racecard and postcard; and a matted colour photograph of Istabraq (6)

Five signed Grand National racecards, i) 1994 (Miinnehoma) signed by all th

Lot #112 (Sale Order 111 of 657)

Five signed Grand National racecards, i) 1994 (Miinnehoma) signed by all the competing jockeys ii) 2004 (Amberleigh House) signed by all the competing jockeys and additionally by Ginger McCain iii) 2010 (Don't Push It) signed by A P McCoy & Jonjo O'Neill iv) 2011 (Ballabriggs) signed by Donald McCain Jnr. & Jason Maguire v) 2015 (Many Clouds) signed by Leighton Aspell

A collection of seven signed Cheltenham Gold Cup racecards, i) 2004 (Best M

Lot #113 (Sale Order 112 of 657)

A collection of seven signed Cheltenham Gold Cup racecards, i) 2004 (Best Mate) signed inside by all the competing jockeys, and to the front cover by Jim Culloty, Henrietta Knight & Terry Biddlecombe ii & iii) 2006 x 2 (War of Attrition) the first signed by signed by all the competing jockeys, the second by the winning jockey Connor O'Dwyer and also James White iv) 2007 (Kauto Star) signed by all the competing jockeys and winning trainer Paul Nicholls v & vi) 2008 x 2 (Denman) the first signed by signed by all the competing jockeys inside and by Paul Nicholls & Ruby Walsh on the cover, the second signed by the winning jockey Sam Thomas vii) 2013 (Bobs Worth) signed to the cover by Nicky Henderson and inside by Barry Geraghty

A collection of five signed Champion Hurdle racecards, i) 2007 (Sublimity)

Lot #114 (Sale Order 113 of 657)

A collection of five signed Champion Hurdle racecards, i) 2007 (Sublimity) signed by all the competing jockeys and additionally by Bob Champion & Michael Dickinson ii) 2013 (Hurricane Fly) signed by all the competing jockeys iii) 2015 (Faugheen) signed by Willie Mullins & Ruby Walsh iv) 2016 (Annie Power) signed by Rich Ricci & Ruby Walsh v) 2017 (Buveur d'Air) signed by J P McManus, Nicky Henderson & Noel Fehily

Three autographed A.P. McCoy career milestone racecards, all signed by McCo

Lot #115 (Sale Order 114 of 657)

Three autographed A.P. McCoy career milestone racecards, all signed by McCoy to the front cover and additionally all the other competing jockeys as well as McCoy himself in the specific race, comprising: i) Uttoxeter 27th August 2002, 2:50 The Everidge Handicap Hurdle, won on Mighty Montefalco to become the winning most jockey in National Hunt racing, his 1,700 career win, beating Richard Dunwoody's total of 1,699 ii) Plumpton, 9th February 2009, 4:20 The Tyser & Co Beginners' Steeplechase, won on Restless d'Artraix, AP's 3,000th career win iii) Towcester, 7th November, 3:10 The Weatherbys Novices' Hurdle, won on Mountain Tunes, 4,000th career win

Two racecards for Essex Hunt Private Steeplechases in 1882 & 1884, the meet

Lot #116 (Sale Order 115 of 657)

Two racecards for Essex Hunt Private Steeplechases in 1882 & 1884, the meetings are held at Rundells near Harlow, 12th April 1882 and 17th April 1884, sold with a newspaper page relating to the Essex Hunt; the lot also including a Newmarket Cesarewitch racecard for 1952, and a card for Great Metropolitan/Blue Riband Trial Day at Epsom in 1956 (5)

Three racecards, comprising Fourth Day of Royal Ascot in 1892 (Wokingham, H

Lot #117 (Sale Order 116 of 657)

Three racecards, comprising Fourth Day of Royal Ascot in 1892 (Wokingham, Hardwicke, Windsor Castle etc.); Friday of the 1947 Derby meeting at Epsom featuring the Coronation Cup (won by William Hill's Chanteur); and a non-official racecard for Bahram's 1935 Derby issued by Jno, Anderson, Keith & Coy., Ltd, Members of the Victoria Clubs and Principal Sporting Clubs, 44a Dover Street, London

A racecard for the 1926 St Leger at Doncaster won by Lord Woolavington's ''

Lot #118 (Sale Order 117 of 657)

A racecard for the 1926 St Leger at Doncaster won by Lord Woolavington's ''Coronach'', sold together with a 50/50 set of Ogden's cigarette cards Owners Racing Colours & Jockeys; a trio of button badges issued by the American Pepsin Gum Co. and featuring the English jockeys Osborne, Loates & Barrett and a tie bar brooch featuring an unnamed jockey; 11 racing book plates; a postcards signed by Gordon Richards and other jockeys; and other miscellaneous items (a qty.)

14 racecards including the 1953 Derby won by Pinza and the 1972 B&H Cup won

Lot #119 (Sale Order 118 of 657)

14 racecards including the 1953 Derby won by Pinza and the 1972 B&H Cup won by Roberto, also including a 1972 Newmarket Tolly Cobbold Day card signed to the front cover by the jockeys Carson, Taylor, Durr and McKeown

Five racecards including the 1953 Coronation Derby won by ''Pinza'' and the

Lot #120 (Sale Order 119 of 657)

Five racecards including the 1953 Coronation Derby won by ''Pinza'' and the 1954 Grand National won by ''Royal Tan'', the other racecards comprising Steward's Cup Day at Goodwood in 1953 (''Palpitate''), and Saturday cards for the Newbury May meeting in 1953 and April Spring Meeting in 1954

Racecards including the 1953 and 1956 Cheltenham Gold Cups, won by Knock Ha

Lot #121 (Sale Order 120 of 657)

Racecards including the 1953 and 1956 Cheltenham Gold Cups, won by Knock Hard & Limber Hill; together with 13 other racecaeds 50s & 60s for Birmingham Warwick, Stratford, Uttoxeter, Wolverhampton and point-to-points at Atherstone & North Cotswold (15)

A rare full set of five 1964 Royal Ascot racecards, including the scarce is

Lot #122 (Sale Order 121 of 657)

A rare full set of five 1964 Royal Ascot racecards, including the scarce issues for the abandoned third & fourth days due to a waterlogged course, the Saturday Heath Meeting card featuring eleven races and a walk-over (Queen Alexandra) due to the rescheduling of selected major races from the Royal Meeting lost to the weather on 18th & 19th June including the Gold Cup, the Friday card had previously been expanded to ten races after the loss of the 3rd day's racing

Nine Sandown Park Member's metal race badges, comprising 1882 (Lady's), 84,

Lot #123 (Sale Order 122 of 657)

Nine Sandown Park Member's metal race badges, comprising 1882 (Lady's), 84, 86, 90, 91, 92, plus three undated including one Lady's (heartshaped)

Eight Sandown Park Member's metal race badges, comprising 1883 (Lady's), 84

Lot #124 (Sale Order 123 of 657)

Eight Sandown Park Member's metal race badges, comprising 1883 (Lady's), 84 (Lady's), 87, 91, 92, 93, plus two undated The 1893 badge and one of the undated bear the same issue number.

Eight Sandown Park Member's metal race badges, comprising 1883 (Lady's), 84

Lot #125 (Sale Order 124 of 657)

Eight Sandown Park Member's metal race badges, comprising 1883 (Lady's), 84 (Lady's), 86, 91, 92, plus three undated including one Lady's (heartshaped)

A fine collection of 75 metal race badges for Liverpool County Stand, of wh

Lot #126 (Sale Order 125 of 657)

A fine collection of 75 metal race badges for Liverpool County Stand, of which 63 boxed and in mint condition, forming an unbroken run from 1947 to 1973, boxes read ''Tophams Ltd, Racecourse Offices, Aintree, Liverpool 9 - Liverpool County Stand'' and ''supplied by Frank Fattorini & Son Ltd, Birmingham'', each year includes a Gent's Annual Badge together with either a Lady's Annual Badge, Lady's Additional Badge or Complimentary with the sole exception of 1970 which is a boxed Gent's only, full other details as follows: GENT'S & LADY'S for 1947, 48, 49 (plus Complimentary), 50, 51, 52, 57, 58 (a matching pair with same issue number); GENT'S, LADY'S + ADDITIONAL LADY'S for 1953, 55, 56, 59, 63 (plus Complimentary), 64 (plus Gent's Complimentary), 68; GENT'S & ADDITIONAL LADY'S for 1954, 60, 61 (plus Gent's Complimentary), 62, 65, 66, 67, 69, 71, 72, 73.; these sold together with 11 unboxed metal Liverpool County Stand badges, used but in good condition, some bearing a letter (B,C,D,E or M) instead of Gent's, Lady's etc., 1948 (Lady's), 51, 52, 56, 57 (one Lady's, one Gent's), 58, 59, 60 (one Lady's, one Gent's), 62 (Lady's)

A collection of 45 enamelled members horse Racing badges, all with original

Lot #127 (Sale Order 126 of 657)

A collection of 45 enamelled members horse Racing badges, all with original rope strings or pins attached, comprising: Ascot, 1951, 1952, 1955, 1956, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1974, Hurst Park 1951, 1951 (Ladies), Newbury 1956, 1956 (Ladies), 1959, 1959 (Ladies), 1960, 1960 (Ladies), 1961, 1961 (Ladies), 1962, 1962 (Ladies), 1963, 1963 (Ladies), 1964, 1964 (Ladies), 1965, 1965 (Ladies)1966, 1966 (Ladies), 1967, 1967 (Ladies), Sandown Park 1951, 1951 (Ladies), 1952 (45)

A rare and unusual set of 11 cards featuring famous colours of leading inte

Lot #128 (Sale Order 127 of 657)

A rare and unusual set of 11 cards featuring famous colours of leading international racehorse owners in the late 19th century, each card featuring artist-drawn cigarette-card style vignettes featuring lady jockeys modelling four or sometimes five famous colours of leading English, American, French, Hungarian, German, Russian, Dutch, Italian & Canadian owners including Pierre Lorillard, Chevalier Ginistrelli, Earl of Rosebery, Prince Soltykoff, the Duke of Westminster, Baron de Rothschild, Count de Batthyany. Prince of Wales, August Belmont and many others

A collection of approx. 160 horse racing postcards 1900s-1950s, including r

Lot #129 (Sale Order 128 of 657)

A collection of approx. 160 horse racing postcards 1900s-1950s, including real photo issue, Newmarket, racecourses, jockeys, art style, humorous, caricatures etc.

A trio of plans of the Jockey Club Training Grounds at Newmarket for the 19

Lot #130 (Sale Order 129 of 657)

A trio of plans of the Jockey Club Training Grounds at Newmarket for the 1954 season, drawn to the scale of 100 yards to 1 inch, the largest (68 by 99cm.) for the Racecourse and Nemarket Heath, the medium sized plan for Warren Hill and surrounding areas; and the smallest for Limekilns and surrounding areas, tube rolled Provenance: Dick Hern Collection

Grand National Meeting BBC broadcasting memorabilia, including various medi

Lot #131 (Sale Order 130 of 657)

Grand National Meeting BBC broadcasting memorabilia, including various media-issued armbands, badges, passes and stickers, content including the 1993 void race; plus a small amount of similar items for Epsom, Ascot & Goodwood

An interesting selection of racecards and ephemera, including 3 non-Nationa

Lot #132 (Sale Order 131 of 657)

An interesting selection of racecards and ephemera, including 3 non-National day cards for the Aintree Spring meetings of 1968, 1969 & 1971, the latter signed by Lester Piggott; the 1974 & 1979 Cheltenham Gold Cups (Captain Christy & Alverton); Lester Piggott signed card for his final day of riding (1st retirement) at Nottingham 29th October 1985 (includes 2 photos taken on the day); 1998 Murphy's Gold Cup at Cheltenham signed by Sir Peter O'Sullevan; the postponed 2nd Day of the 2008 Cheltenham Festival; two Christmas cards from Tophams Ltd at Aintree for 1967 & 1971; and a 1951 booklet titled The Grand National For The Festival of Britain (11)

Large collection of modern racing memorabilia, including books, racecards,

Lot #133 (Sale Order 132 of 657)

Large collection of modern racing memorabilia, including books, racecards, calendars, and other memorabilia, a little football content as well, the lot including many racing biographies, racecards including Cheltenham Gold Cup, Derby Oaks, Champions Day at Ascot, Breeders Cup; boxed Godolphin diary, silk ties, boxed set of coasters, statuette, ashtray, race badges; also some framed items including Max Brandrett signed artist drawn limited edition print, 717/850, featuring Kahyasi & Ray Cochrane winning the 1988 Derby, 58 by 77cm.

Hand written stud book for the Snailwell Stud at Newmarket 1967 to 1983, mo

Lot #134 (Sale Order 133 of 657)

Hand written stud book for the Snailwell Stud at Newmarket 1967 to 1983, mostly compiled by the Stud Manager A.W. Earl who appears to have been superstitious as visiting order of mares skips the No.13 or is entered as 12A, the book is a comprehensive record of mares to the stallions Busted, Primera, Matador & Athens Wood, the book includes Busted's covering of the mare Shipyard in 1970 that produced Bustino,

Small quantity of mixed racing printed memorabilia, mostly 1980s and includ

Lot #135 (Sale Order 134 of 657)

Small quantity of mixed racing printed memorabilia, mostly 1980s and including Pacemaker, Thoroughbred Breeder, Horse & House, Sires for ..., and other racing publications not illustrated

Four volumes on racing, Nimrod's The Chace, The Turf and The Road, 1843; Jo

Lot #136 (Sale Order 135 of 657)

Four volumes on racing, Nimrod's The Chace, The Turf and The Road, 1843; John Kent's Racing Life of Lord George Cavendish Bentinck MP, 1892; Harry Custance's Riding Recollections and Turf Stories, 2nd edition, 1894; and Captain X's Tales of the Turf, 1943; the lot also including The Record of the University Boat Race 1829-1909, limited edition numbered 80/550 (500 for public sale), 1909 (5) not illustrated

Sloan (Tod) Tod Sloan By Himself, signed limited edition, 183/200, printed

Lot #137 (Sale Order 136 of 657)

Sloan (Tod) Tod Sloan By Himself, signed limited edition, 183/200, printed on special paper, edited by A. Dick Luckman, green cloth, published by Grant Richards Ltd., London, 1915 not illustrated

British Sports and Sportsmen: Racing, this volume is one of the South Afric

Lot #138 (Sale Order 137 of 657)

British Sports and Sportsmen: Racing, this volume is one of the South African Edition, 331/500, compiled and edited by The Sportsmen, red morocco, London, 1920 not illustrated

eight volumes on racing, hunting & equestrian interest, Famous Racing Men w

Lot #139 (Sale Order 138 of 657)

eight volumes on racing, hunting & equestrian interest, Famous Racing Men with anecdotes and portraits by ''Thormanby'' 1882; four titles written or illustrated by Lionel Edwards, My Hunting Sketch Book (vol II), Sport In War; Hunting The Fox; & Letters To Young Sportsmen; together with Squire Osbaldeston's Autobiography; Accidents and Ailments, First Aid, Horses, Dogs, Birds, Cattle; and Roger Mortimer's The Jockey Club not illustrated

Mountier (Mary) Hunter (Allan) & Kelly (Peter) Notable New Zealand Thorough

Lot #140 (Sale Order 139 of 657)

Mountier (Mary) Hunter (Allan) & Kelly (Peter) Notable New Zealand Thoroughbreds, deluxe box edition, No.1,636 from a limited edition of 2,000, lavishly illustrated, outline of the New Zealand racing industry, A History of Notable New Zealand bloodlines, 54 notable thoroughbreds and other informative subjects, oblong folio, bound in linen cloth and original leather, title and decoration gold blocked, small colour reproduction on the outer case, published by Alister Taylor, New Zealand, 1980

Temple (William K.) The Mathematics of Betting, Including The Temple Raceti

Lot #141 (Sale Order 140 of 657)

Temple (William K.) The Mathematics of Betting, Including The Temple Racetime Analysis Review of Flat Racing in 1941, green paper wrappers, a very scarce publication by Phil Bull, London, published 1942, overall good and internally clean with no annotations, some small staple rusting marks

A complete run of Timeforem Racehorses of ..., originally titled Best Horse

Lot #142 (Sale Order 141 of 657)

A complete run of Timeforem Racehorses of ..., originally titled Best Horse of ..., a complete run of six from 1942 to 1947, the Timeform Annual for 1948, and then becoming Racehorse of ... from 1949 to 2015 with the sole exception of 2013, later examples with d/j's, all in very good condition, 1993 & 1994 with statistical companion in leatherette slip case, and including Irish supplements for 2007, 2008 & 2009

An unbroken run of Chasers and Hurdles 1975-76

Lot #143 (Sale Order 142 of 657)

Timeform: Racehorses of 1950, rare, exceptionally clean internally, all int

Lot #144 (Sale Order 143 of 657)

Timeform: Racehorses of 1950, rare, exceptionally clean internally, all intact including order form and portraits of important horses, covers & spine somewhat faded due to exposure to sunlight, published by Portway Press, Luddenden; sold with a modern-day dust wrapper in clear plastic lining for preservation purposes shared illustration with lots 145 & 146

Timeform: Racehorses of 1951, rare, exceptionally clean internally, all int

Lot #145 (Sale Order 144 of 657)

Timeform: Racehorses of 1951, rare, exceptionally clean internally, all intact including order form and portraits of important horses, no annotations, covers & spine with small area faded due to exposure to sunlight, published by Portway Press, Luddenden; sold with a modern-day dust wrapper in clear plastic lining for preservation purposes (2) shared illustration with lots 145 & 146

Timeform: Racehorses of 1952, rare, exceptionally clean internally, all int

Lot #146 (Sale Order 145 of 657)

Timeform: Racehorses of 1952, rare, exceptionally clean internally, all intact, no annotations, condition of covers & spine good, published by Portway Press, Luddenden; sold with a modern-day dust wrapper in clear plastic lining for preservation purposes (2) shared illustration with lots 144 & 145

Large vintage English Greyhound Racing poster, the artwork featuring the 1,

Lot #147 (Sale Order 146 of 657)

Large vintage English Greyhound Racing poster, the artwork featuring the 1, 2 & 5 dogs jumping a hurdle, a second adjoined sheet below is a blank area of turf allowing for differing information to be inserted as required such as forthcoming fixture dates, 230 by 108cm., backed onto linen, very good condition, rolled

Belgian vintage poster for greyhound racing at the Palais des Sports in Bru

Lot #148 (Sale Order 147 of 657)

Belgian vintage poster for greyhound racing at the Palais des Sports in Brussels, colour lithograph by Leon & Hector Verstegen Freres, Brussels, 84 by 64cm., laid down on linen, very good condition, rolled

Vintage greyhound racing poster for the News of the World National Inter-T

Lot #149 (Sale Order 148 of 657)

Vintage greyhound racing poster for the News of the World National Inter-Track Competition, Coventry v Perry Bar, 27th May but year unstated, 82 by 56cm. backed onto linen, very good condition, rolled

Large Italian poster for the international equestrian competition the ''Pia

Lot #150 (Sale Order 149 of 657)

Large Italian poster for the international equestrian competition the ''Piazza di Siena'' held in Rome in 1957, signed in the plate Holzed, colour lithograph, backed onto linen, 144 by 104cm. very good condition, rolled The main event the Gran Premio di Roma was won by the Italian rider Raimondo D'Inzeo on ''Merano'', the pair winning for the second successive year. The Cup of Nations was won by Italy.

Seven vintage Moss Bros. booklets for hunting and equestrian attire, 1930s-

Lot #151 (Sale Order 150 of 657)

Seven vintage Moss Bros. booklets for hunting and equestrian attire, 1930s-1950s

After Henry Alken senior (1785-1851) FOUR FOX HUNTING PRINTS: THE BURST, A

Lot #152 (Sale Order 151 of 657)

After Henry Alken senior (1785-1851) FOUR FOX HUNTING PRINTS: THE BURST, A CHECK, TALLY O!, FULL CRY, four small colour aquatints engraved by J. Harris, Fores Ltd. Bond Street, paper labels to the backboards, black & gilt Hogarth frames, each 20 by 27cm.

After Samuel Howitt (1765-1822) A GROUP OF 11 COUNTRY PURSUITS PRINTS: DUCK

Lot #153 (Sale Order 152 of 657)

After Samuel Howitt (1765-1822) A GROUP OF 11 COUNTRY PURSUITS PRINTS: DUCK HAWKING, PHEASANT SHOOTING, OTTER HUNTING (two, plates 1 & 2), MINNOW FISHING, DUCK SHOOTNG, PARTRIDGE SHOOTING, SNIPE SHOOTING, PHEASANT HAWKING, PARTRIDGE HAWKING & GROUSE SHOOTING, coloured engravings, each image 13 by 17cm., in black & gilt Hogarth frames, each 25 by 30cm.

A cased set of six W.T. Copeland & Sons demi-tasse coffee cans & saucers de

Lot #154 (Sale Order 153 of 657)

A cased set of six W.T. Copeland & Sons demi-tasse coffee cans & saucers decorated with Lionel Edwards hunting scenes, each scene named to the underside, solely retailed by Soane & Smith Ltd., Knightsbridge, London, fine condition; sold together with the Lionel Edwards illustrated book Shires & Provinces by ''Sabretache'', published by Eyre & Spottiswoode, London, 1926 (2)

John Arthur Board (1886-1975) POLO PLAYER pen & ink & watercolour, 19 by 24

Lot #155 (Sale Order 154 of 657)

John Arthur Board (1886-1975) POLO PLAYER pen & ink & watercolour, 19 by 24cm., mounted ready for framing

John Arthur Board (1886-1975) POLO PLAYERS pen & ink & watercolour, 19 by 2

Lot #156 (Sale Order 155 of 657)

John Arthur Board (1886-1975) POLO PLAYERS pen & ink & watercolour, 19 by 23cm., mounted ready for framing

John Arthur Board (1886-1975) POLO PLAYERS pen & ink & watercolour, 19 by 2

Lot #157 (Sale Order 156 of 657)

John Arthur Board (1886-1975) POLO PLAYERS pen & ink & watercolour, 19 by 24cm., mounted ready for framing

John Arthur Board (1886-1975) POLO PLAYERS (TWO) two pencil sketches, both

Lot #158 (Sale Order 157 of 657)

John Arthur Board (1886-1975) POLO PLAYERS (TWO) two pencil sketches, both 19 by 24cm., mounted ready for framing (2)

John Arthur Board (1886-1975) POLO PLAYERS: TO CONCENTRATE ON RIDING OFF TH

Lot #159 (Sale Order 158 of 657)

John Arthur Board (1886-1975) POLO PLAYERS: TO CONCENTRATE ON RIDING OFF THE OPPOSING BACK pen & ink drawing, 16 by 26cm., unmounted This work appeared as an illustration in John Board's 1953 publication From Point to Point

Pierre Gaillardot (French, 1910-2002) POLO MATCH AT DEAUVILLE Signed lower

Lot #160 (Sale Order 159 of 657)

Pierre Gaillardot (French, 1910-2002) POLO MATCH AT DEAUVILLE Signed lower right, watercolour on paper, 29 by 46cm., label of Axel Thorpe Gallery, Houston, Texas to reverse, mounted, framed & glazed, overall 45 by 62cm. Gaillardot received a retrospective in 1967 at Musee D'Art Moderne in Paris.

A group of 13 assorted Punch cartoons featuring polo, mostly loose, a few m

Lot #161 (Sale Order 160 of 657)

A group of 13 assorted Punch cartoons featuring polo, mostly loose, a few mounted, one featuring Winston Churchill

Scalgo (French, 20th century) POLO MATCH signed in pencil, watercolour on p

Lot #162 (Sale Order 161 of 657)

Scalgo (French, 20th century) POLO MATCH signed in pencil, watercolour on paper, 40 by 57cm., mounted, framed & glazed, overall 55 by 75cm.

A group of eight framed Vanity Fair prints of Polo personalities, comprisin

Lot #163 (Sale Order 162 of 657)

A group of eight framed Vanity Fair prints of Polo personalities, comprising: i) ''New York Herald'', James Gordon Bennett, by 'Nemo' ii & iii) 2 x ''Buck'', Walter S. Buckmaster, by ''Spy'' iv & v) 2 x ''Descended from Edward Longshakes'', Major Michael Rimington, by ''GAF'' vi) ''I Say'', Neil Haig, by ''GAF'' vii) ''Cabs'', The Earl of Shrewsbury and Talbot, by ''Spy'' viii) ''Yeoman-like Polo'', The Earl of Harrington, by ''Lib''; the lot also including a repro The World print of Riversdale Grenfell, unframed (9)

William Pearce (20th Century) SIR RAJINDER SINGH MAHARAJAH OF PATIALA, POLO

Lot #164 (Sale Order 163 of 657)

William Pearce (20th Century) SIR RAJINDER SINGH MAHARAJAH OF PATIALA, POLO PLAYER, 1900 signed, titled & dated, watercolour on paper, 22 by 10cm., mounted, framed & glazed, overall 33 by 22cm.; sold together with a similar work by the artist MR that was published as a Vanity Fair chromolithograph print 4th January 1900, mounted, framed & glazed, 51 by 36cm. (2) A similar sketch appeared in Vanity Fair in January 1900.

Simon Dyer (contemporary) A TRIO OF CARICATURES OF POLO PLAYERS each signed

Lot #165 (Sale Order 164 of 657)

Simon Dyer (contemporary) A TRIO OF CARICATURES OF POLO PLAYERS each signed, watercolour & gouache, titles in mount INDIA 1906 (two) & INDIA 1907, uniformly framed & glazed, overall 46 by 32cm.

Style of Snaffles [Charles Johnson Payne] PORTRAIT OF AN ARMY OFFICER water

Lot #166 (Sale Order 165 of 657)

Style of Snaffles [Charles Johnson Payne] PORTRAIT OF AN ARMY OFFICER watercolour and gouache on paper, with a vignette of a polo player dismounted from his pony, signed with a monogram, 28 by 22.5cm., mounted, framed & glazed, 36 by 32cm.

John Gregory King (1929-2014) POLO AT CIRENCESTER PARK Signed & dated '86,

Lot #167 (Sale Order 166 of 657)

John Gregory King (1929-2014) POLO AT CIRENCESTER PARK Signed & dated '86, watercolour on paper, 35 by 52cm., gallery label to backboard, mounted, framed & glazed, overall 59 by 74cm.

After Lionel Edwards (1877-1966) 1st Bn. v. 2nd Bn. THE DURHAM LIGHT INFANT

Lot #168 (Sale Order 167 of 657)

After Lionel Edwards (1877-1966) 1st Bn. v. 2nd Bn. THE DURHAM LIGHT INFANTRY, TOULSTON, 24 AUGUST 1955 signed in pencil lower right, colour photolithograph, key to the image pasted to the backboard, mounted, framed & glazed, overall 43 by 53cm.

J C Partridge (19th century) DAPPLE GREY POLO PONY IN A STABLE, AN ARMY CAM

Lot #169 (Sale Order 168 of 657)

J C Partridge (19th century) DAPPLE GREY POLO PONY IN A STABLE, AN ARMY CAMP BEYOND signed and dated 1880, oil on canvas, 46 by 61cm., unframed

Walter Ord Carruthers (20th century) A STATION POLO TOURNAMENT - C.P. INDIA

Lot #170 (Sale Order 169 of 657)

Walter Ord Carruthers (20th century) A STATION POLO TOURNAMENT - C.P. INDIA signed, titled and dated '45, mounted, framed & glazed, overall 29 by 40cm. In Horace A. Laffaye's Polo Encyclopedia there is a reference to a W.O. Carruthers being a player for the Mohammerah Polo Club in Abadan, Persia, in 1934. It is a strong possibility that he is our artist.

After Major Godfrey Douglas Giles (1857-1941) POLO AT HURLINGHAM signed in

Lot #171 (Sale Order 170 of 657)

After Major Godfrey Douglas Giles (1857-1941) POLO AT HURLINGHAM signed in pencil by the artist lower left, blind stamp, colour photogravure, published by Fores, London, 1904, one of a hundred artist-signed copies, mounted, framed & glazed, overall 64 by 89cm.

''Country Cartoon'' by Guy CARICATURES OF FIVE POLO PLAYERS one signed, pen

Lot #172 (Sale Order 171 of 657)

''Country Cartoon'' by Guy CARICATURES OF FIVE POLO PLAYERS one signed, pen & ink & watercolour, mounted in roundels, reverse with artist's Shingle Studio sticker, with Blakeney, Norfolk, address, framed & glazed 17 by 62cm.

A group of four artworks featuring polo, i) a print titled ''Let other peop

Lot #173 (Sale Order 172 of 657)

A group of four artworks featuring polo, i) a print titled ''Let other people play at other things, the King of Games is still the Game of Kings'' ii) pen & ink & watercolour titled THE PONIES OF ALL NATIONS, 19 by 25cm. iii & iv) two Cuthbert Bradley prints, a sale of polo ponies at Tattersalls and a Sussex County v Freebooters polo match, mounted together all unframed

Watercolour of a Polo match in Colonial India, signed with initials A.S.B.,

Lot #174 (Sale Order 173 of 657)

Watercolour of a Polo match in Colonial India, signed with initials A.S.B., mounted, framed & glazed, overall 45 by 54cm. In the background a polo club flag inscribed LPC is flying offering a clue to the scene.

Gordon King (contemporary) POLO MATCH signed, watercolour, the image 35 by

Lot #175 (Sale Order 174 of 657)

Gordon King (contemporary) POLO MATCH signed, watercolour, the image 35 by 56, mounted, framed & glazed, Halcyon Gallery label pasted to backboard, overall 63 by 83cm.

JAK [Raymond Jackson] (1927-1977) NOT ANOTHER ABUSE OF THE STICK OLD BOY? N

Lot #176 (Sale Order 175 of 657)

JAK [Raymond Jackson] (1927-1977) NOT ANOTHER ABUSE OF THE STICK OLD BOY? Newspaper proof, printed, mounted, framed & glazed, overall 62 by 73cm.

A pair of photographic plates of the polo players George Miller and Lt. Col

Lot #177 (Sale Order 176 of 657)

A pair of photographic plates of the polo players George Miller and Lt. Col. H de Beauvoir de Lisle, published by Elliott & Fry, uniformly mounted, framed & glazed, overall 41 by 30cm.; together with an 11 by 14in. b&w photograph of the Oxford University Polo Team, mounted ready for framing (3)

A complete set of Ranelagh Polo Club member's badges 1899 to 1938, 39 gilt-

Lot #178 (Sale Order 177 of 657)

A complete set of Ranelagh Polo Club member's badges 1899 to 1938, 39 gilt-metal & enamel badges individually mounted in chronological order, framed & glazed, 53 by 65cm.

British Sports & Sportsmen Past & Present, compiled and edited by ''The Spo

Lot #179 (Sale Order 178 of 657)

British Sports & Sportsmen Past & Present, compiled and edited by ''The Sportsman'', and with an introduction by Horace G. Hutchinson, featuring illustrated biographies of numerous sportsmen from a wide variety of sports, green & brown cloth, gilt titling, published in 2 vols., London, 1908 not illustrated

London Transport poster for sporting fixtures in May 1931, titled WHAT'S ON

Lot #180 (Sale Order 179 of 657)

London Transport poster for sporting fixtures in May 1931, titled WHAT'S ON , MAY 3 to 9, advertising cricket matches at Lords and The Oval, greyhound racing at Clapton, Harringay, White City, Wimbledon, West Ham, Park Royal & Wembley, and speedway racing at West Ham, Wimbledon, Harringay, Stamford Bridge & Wembley, the poster also featuring exhibitions & band concerts in London parks, double royal size format, 101.5 by 63.5cm., published by London Transport, 1931, 881-3000-14-4-31 (no.1), 1026-175-29-4-31, printed by Waterlow & Sons, backed onto linen

Sporting cigarette cards, mostly cricketers & footballers, but also coverag

Lot #181 (Sale Order 180 of 657)

Sporting cigarette cards, mostly cricketers & footballers, but also coverage of racing, tennis, motor sport, athletics, boxing & cycling etc.

The autographs of two English sporting Lords, Lord Hawke (cricket) and Lord

Lot #182 (Sale Order 181 of 657)

The autographs of two English sporting Lords, Lord Hawke (cricket) and Lord Lonsdale (boxing and all-round sporting interest), in ink on an album page collected in 1909 & 1910; sold together with a pair of portrait prints of the two Lords, bearing facsimile signatures (3)

1950s autograph album with sportsmen's signatures collected in Dublin, most

Lot #183 (Sale Order 182 of 657)

1950s autograph album with sportsmen's signatures collected in Dublin, mostly rugby, football & cricket, including Irish, New Zealand, England and French rugby players, football teams including Stockport County, Chelsea, Scottish FL team, Accrington Stanley &, Leicester City, cricket including England Test cricketers, MCC, Kent & Warwickshire CCC & Gentlemen of Ireland and miscellaneous, Irish motorcyclist Chick Gibson, athlete Paul Dolan and others, content a mixture of cut-outs pasted in and directly signed into the album in pen or pencil

A double-signed George and Ben Cohen World Cup winners photographic print,

Lot #184 (Sale Order 183 of 657)

A double-signed George and Ben Cohen World Cup winners photographic print, signed by uncle & nephew, the England 1966 football and England 2003 Rugby World Cup winners, from a limited edition 37/500, mounted, framed & glazed, 76 by 57cm.

Nine signed sports books and other autographed memorabilia, Nobby Stiles Af

Lot #185 (Sale Order 184 of 657)

Nine signed sports books and other autographed memorabilia, Nobby Stiles After The Ball, Dickie Bird (x 2) White Cap and Bails and My Autobiography, Peter Shilton The Autobiography (paperback), Stephen Hendry Snooker Masterclass, Cliff Morgan The Autobiography, Jimmy Greaves Greavsie, Charlie Magri Champagne Charlie & Tanni Grey-Thompson Seize The Day; together with Nobby Stiles signed sportsman's dinner menu, Steve Cram and Brendan Foster signed publicity cards; and two pages removed from an autograph album signed by seven members of the 1956 Australian cricket team to England including Harvey, Benaud, Craig, Langley etc. not illustrated

A large and varied collection of sports memorabilia mostly from the modern

Lot #186 (Sale Order 185 of 657)

A large and varied collection of sports memorabilia mostly from the modern era, racing the best represented with racecards including Derby cards, Escalado game, books, scrapbooks including Best Mate, and miscellaneous items; cricket the next featured with some autographed items including scorecards, Playfair Annuals, yearbooks, 1st Day covers and other items; then boxing with some older postcard issues, magazines, trophy shield; football including 1998 World Cup bottle of wine, programmes, annuals, books, children's game etc.; also some framed items Taddy cigarette cards of Chelsea players; art exhibition poster featuring the bare knuckle boxers Cribb and Molineux; half set of 25/50 Ogden boxers cigarette cards; and JenningsBet poster promoting South African racing (a qty.)

A varied and interesting collection of sports miscellany, to include Band 2

Lot #187 (Sale Order 186 of 657)

A varied and interesting collection of sports miscellany, to include Band 2 Book from the 1936 Olympics in Berlin complete with photographs, 2 Copies of the Sporting Mirror from the 1950's,a small book with signed newspaper cuttings of English goalkeepers from the 1960's, printed autograph sheets of the Leeds and Manchester United teams from the 1950's, Athletics meeting programme from Harnsworth Athletic Club in 1922, Song sheet Wales v Scotland football 1954, 1959 Lions Tour Brochure to Australia and New Zealand 1959, 3 Official Handwritten team sheets submitted to the Football League by Derby County for matches v Huddersfield, West Bromwich Albion and Sheffield Wednesday in the 1930's, 1986 TV Times World Cup 1986 Pull Out guide, 150th Anniversary Yorkshire CCC dinner Menu at Elland Road. Leeds 2013, 5 Greyhound Racecards from White City 1948 and 1949 and Gosforth 1950, Epsom Derby Racecard 1959 won by Parthia, 2 Pewter mugs presented to the winners of a Tenpin Bowling Competition in Hong Kong in the 1960's, miscellaneous football programmes and tickets from the 1950's and 1960's to include Chelsea v Crewe (FAC) ticket 1960/61,Chelsea and England Scarves plus a Hertha Berlin shirt with Salomon Kalou's name on the back.

A Wales international representative sporting cap 1905, the green cap with

Lot #188 (Sale Order 187 of 657)

A Wales international representative sporting cap 1905, the green cap with Prince of Wales's Feathers and inscribed 1911 It is not known for which sport this cap was awarded, but the design does not conform to the caps issued for the primary national sports of rugby and football.

A Wales international representative sporting cap 1911, the green cap with

Lot #189 (Sale Order 188 of 657)

A Wales international representative sporting cap 1911, the green cap with Prince of Wales's Feathers and inscribed 1911 It is not known for which sport this cap was awarded, but the design does not conform to the caps issued for the primary national sports of rugby and football.

Two sporting caps dated 1904 and 1913-1914, issue unknown, both with elabor

Lot #190 (Sale Order 189 of 657)

Two sporting caps dated 1904 and 1913-1914, issue unknown, both with elaborate monograms, the later dated example appearing to be a football club F.C., and with a note inside stating CAP BELONGED TO RONALD WILSON SMITH

1936 Second Maccabiah Winter Games 3rd place bronze prize medal for the cro

Lot #191 (Sale Order 190 of 657)

1936 Second Maccabiah Winter Games 3rd place bronze prize medal for the cross-country skiing team event, 65.5mm., obverse with stylized figure wearing the Maccabiah emblem, ski jump, skater in mountainous background, above a shield dated 18.2, and the winner's position III, engraved below STAFETY Czech legend notes games location, Bansk§ Bystrica, Slovakia, reverse Maccabiah emblem, Hebrew legend, in original fitted case The Maccabiah Games were first held in Tel Aviv in 1932 as an international multi-sport event, and is sometimes referred to as the ''Jewish Olympics.'' A winter Maccabiah was first held in Poland in 1933. The present medal comes from the 2nd Winter Maccabiah which was staged February 18th to 22nd, 1936, in Banska Bystrica the in Czechoslovakia. 2,000 athletes participated from 12 participating nations. This was to prove the last time a winter Maccabiah was held, with no attempts to revive it after the 2nd World War-although the Maccabi World Union still runs smaller regional winter games to date.

A group of ten Jewish sports medals, i) bronze Maccabi medal for third plac

Lot #192 (Sale Order 191 of 657)

A group of ten Jewish sports medals, i) bronze Maccabi medal for third place held in Prague, August 23- 27 1933, Art Deco-styled profile of two men ii) Bronze Maccabi Medal held in Zagreb, Croatia April 5, 1936, 5,000m iii & iv) a pair of Czech engraved silver plaques, mounted on wood in original presentation boxes, ''First place Women's 4 Kilometers Maccabi February 25, 1934'' & ''First place Women's Slalom Maccabi February 25, 1934'', each box lid has a glued paper label that features mountains and the word ''Maccabi'' in Hebrew v to x) six medals for the ''Hakoah'' (the strength club), 1) May 25, 1922, ''Wien'' (Vienna), handsome medal, possibly zinc (made of zinc?), showing athlete holding a shield with a Star of David 2) Bronze,1928 Swimming medal 3rd place (Austria?) 3) Silver-plated bronze, 928 Swimming medal 1st place (Austria?) 4) Silver-plated bronze 1929 Swimming medal 1st place (Austria?) 5) Bronze 1930 Swimming medal 3rd place (Austria?) 6) Silver 1935 Swimming medal 1st place (Austria?)

1920s Maccabi Berlin boxing trophy, In the form of a WMF (WŸrttembergische

Lot #193 (Sale Order 192 of 657)

1920s Maccabi Berlin boxing trophy, In the form of a WMF (WŸrttembergische Metallwarenfabrik) cup manufactured in silver-plated brass wares designed in the Jugendstil (German Art Nouveau) style, engraved with an ''M'' symbol and inscribed ''J.B.C. Maccabi zum 30 Kampf gestiftet von Harry Stein'' [translated: ''Jewish Boxing Club Maccabi for 30 fights given to Harry Stein''], height 28cm. Harry Stein was born on January 20, 1905 in Bytom, Poland. He was one of the leading boxers in Germany during the 1920's and the German flyweight (51 kg) champion of 1922-23. Stein appeared as himself in the 1930 film ''Liebe im Ring'' (Love in the Ring), along with the boxers Jose Santa and Max Schmeling in the lead role as a boxer. In 1933 he left Berlin due to Nazi persecution and emigrated to Prague, from where he escaped to the Soviet Union to again get away from Nazi persecution. In the 1940's he was active as a trainer in Moscow. Up to his death, he trained Russian amateur boxers there. His exact date and place of death are unknown, but are thought to be no later than 1948. A 1932 photograph of the Maccabi Boxing Club of Berlin can be found on the net from the archives of the Jewish Museum of Berlin <http://objekte.jmberlin.de/object/jmb-obj-226598> The identical ''M'' Maccabi symbol on this trophy can be seen on the boxers trunks in the photograph.

Two Jewish sports pinbacks, The first silvered featuring athlete and ''Macc

Lot #194 (Sale Order 193 of 657)

Two Jewish sports pinbacks, The first silvered featuring athlete and ''Maccabi'' in Hebrew above Star of David, believed to be Czech late 20s/early 30s; the other larger in gilt, highly detailed athlete wearing a uniform with a Star of David and holding a Star of David with the year 1925. lengthy Hebrew legend reading ''On the occasion of the half-Jubilee of the country-wide gymnastics event of Maccabi Bohemia and Slovakia''

Bar Kochba Lodz Jewish Sports Club pennant circa 1920, hand painted silk, d

Lot #195 (Sale Order 194 of 657)

Bar Kochba Lodz Jewish Sports Club pennant circa 1920, hand painted silk, details on both sides, one in Hebrew one in English, some tears but intact, 43cm. Bar Kochba Sports Club in Lodz, Poland, eventually became part of Maccabi sports organisation.

Membership cards for Maccabi in Germany for the years 1928, 1929, 1930 & 19

Lot #196 (Sale Order 195 of 657)

Membership cards for Maccabi in Germany for the years 1928, 1929, 1930 & 1935, together with a 1948 card for ''Hamlu'', which is, as stated on the card in English, ''Center for Physical Education by the Central Com. and Society of Jewish Sport Organization of liberated Jews in the U.S. Occupied Zone of Germany'' (5)

A ticket for the All Star Football Game East v West played at Soldier Field

Lot #197 (Sale Order 196 of 657)

A ticket for the All Star Football Game East v West played at Soldier Field, Chicago, 24th August 1933, College Football staged as part of the Century of Progress International Exposition in Chicago that drew a crowd of 45,000 spectators to watch the East Stars win 13-7

Album page signed by American sportsmen including Babe Ruth, Eddie Shore an

Lot #198 (Sale Order 197 of 657)

Album page signed by American sportsmen including Babe Ruth, Eddie Shore and Herb Gallagher amongst others, signatures in pencil

New York Yankees Hall of Fame commemorative 'silk', honouring the players B

Lot #199 (Sale Order 198 of 657)

New York Yankees Hall of Fame commemorative 'silk', honouring the players Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Tony Lazzeri, Herb Pennock, Bill Dickey, Frank Crosetti, Bob Meusel, Phil Rizzuto, Red Ruffing, Vernon Gomez, Mickey Mantle & Jo DiMaggio, gold fringing, 46cm. square

1930 English Baseball Association representative cap and cup winner's medal

Lot #200 (Sale Order 199 of 657)

1930 English Baseball Association representative cap and cup winner's medal both awarded to E. Jones, the black cap inscribed E.B.A., 1930; the 9ct. gold & enamel medal inscribed E.B.A., CUP WINNERS, 1930, ST. MARGARETS, E.JONES, in original case of issue (2)

A 1900 photogravure with an image of a bombed out billiards room during the

Lot #201 (Sale Order 200 of 657)

A 1900 photogravure with an image of a bombed out billiards room during the Second Boer War, titled THE ''BIGGEST BREAK'' ON RECORD, THE EFFECTS OF A ''CANNON'' GAME AND A ''SHELL OUT'' FROM THE BOER TRENCHES ON A THURSTON BILLIARDS TABLE AT THE BUFFALO CLUB KIMBERLEY, FEBRUARY - 1900, area of water damage to left margin, image unaffected, in original wooden frame, glazed, overall 56 by 69cm.

A rare signed Vanity Fair print of the Champion Billiards player John Rober

Lot #202 (Sale Order 201 of 657)

A rare signed Vanity Fair print of the Champion Billiards player John Roberts Jnr., the signature in ink and inscribed ON THE SPOT, a Spy cartoon published 4 April 1885, mounted, framed & glazed, overall 55 by 42m. John Roberts Jnr. (1847-1919) was the dominant English professional billiards player of his day. He was also a manufacturer of billiards equipment. There were two variants of the sport all-in and Spot-barred. Roberts competed in the latter an in 1884 recorded a record score of 360.

A set of four humorous Lance Thackery billiards prints, all featuring a yo

Lot #203 (Sale Order 202 of 657)

A set of four humorous Lance Thackery billiards prints, all featuring a young courting couple in the billiards room whist trying to avoid the attentions of her father and younger brother, each titled A BILLIARD MATCH and individually captioned LEFT, KISSING, THE CANON & SNOOKERED, photolithographs published by Landerer & Brown, 1902, in original wooden frames, glazed, each overall 59 by 72cm.

A signed copy of Joe Davis's 'How I Play Snooker', signed in blue pen on th

Lot #204 (Sale Order 203 of 657)

A signed copy of Joe Davis's 'How I Play Snooker', signed in blue pen on the front end paper BEST WISHES and dated 1949, with original dust jacket, published 1949 not illustrated

Multi-signed Mackenzie Thorpe snooker print titled ''Maximum Break'', featu

Lot #205 (Sale Order 204 of 657)

Multi-signed Mackenzie Thorpe snooker print titled ''Maximum Break'', featuring players wearing colourfully patterned waistcoats, from a limited edition numbered 57/147, the lower margin signed in pencil by the artist and 12 snooker players comprising Nigel Bond, Alan McManus, Steve Davis, Darren Morgan, Ken Doherty, Ronnie O'Sullivan, Peter Ebdon, John Parrott, Stephen Hendry, Alain Robideux, John Higgins & Jimmy White, framed & glazed, 74 by 89cm.

Signed Ronnie O'Sullivan 2004 World Snooker Championship waistcoat, a black

Lot #206 (Sale Order 205 of 657)

Signed Ronnie O'Sullivan 2004 World Snooker Championship waistcoat, a black snooker waistcoat bearing Ladbrokes and Sun sponsor's logos, signed by O'Sullivan in gold marker pen and inscribed WORLD CHAMPION 2004, mounted with a 10 by 8in. colour photograph of the Snooker World Champion holding the trophy after the 2004 Final and similarly signed and inscribed in gold marker pen, framed & glazed, 82 by 63cm. Provenance: Bought by the present vendor at a Charity Dinner Auction.

Ronnie O'Sullivan signed snooker cue, a Titan 18oz. 57'' two-piece ash shaf

Lot #207 (Sale Order 206 of 657)

Ronnie O'Sullivan signed snooker cue, a Titan 18oz. 57'' two-piece ash shafted cue, signature in black marker pen, in original carrying case

Steve Davis signed snooker cue, a BCE LB-100 57'' two-piece ash shafted cue

Lot #208 (Sale Order 207 of 657)

Steve Davis signed snooker cue, a BCE LB-100 57'' two-piece ash shafted cue with ebonised butt, signature in black marker pen, in original carrying case

Marco Pantani signed cycling helmet, A white Vetta Testarossa SL helmet wit

Lot #209 (Sale Order 208 of 657)

Marco Pantani signed cycling helmet, A white Vetta Testarossa SL helmet with printed Pirate motif, hand signed by Tour de France and Giro d'Italia winning cyclist

Chris Froome signed replica Tour de France yellow jersey, signature in blac

Lot #210 (Sale Order 209 of 657)

Chris Froome signed replica Tour de France yellow jersey, signature in black marker pen

A collection of thirteen sword fencing prize medals, for late 1940's/early

Lot #211 (Sale Order 210 of 657)

A collection of thirteen sword fencing prize medals, for late 1940's/early 1950's, in boxes with inscription of event written to inside box lids; the lot also including other medals for Archery and Swimming (17)

A Victorian coloured engraving of the Oxford and Cambridge University Boat

Lot #212 (Sale Order 211 of 657)

A Victorian coloured engraving of the Oxford and Cambridge University Boat Race, probably published as a supplement print by the London Illustrated News or similar publication, titled VIEW OF THE RACE FROM BARNES RAILWAY BRIDGE, centrefold as issued, identified in pencil to the mounting as being the 1891 race, mounted ready for framing, 50 by 67cm.

After Edward Penfield (American, 1866-1925) THE STROKE-OAR American rowing

Lot #213 (Sale Order 212 of 657)

After Edward Penfield (American, 1866-1925) THE STROKE-OAR American rowing print published by P F Collier & Son, 1906, sheet 36 by 28cm., unframed

A Henley Regatta prize medal for the Ladies Challenge Cup in 1899 won by Fr

Lot #214 (Sale Order 213 of 657)

A Henley Regatta prize medal for the Ladies Challenge Cup in 1899 won by Frederick Septimus Kelly the Eton College Stroke, the rim named to F.S. KELLY F.S. Kelly later rowed for Oxford and Leander and won a gold medal at the 1908 Olympic Games as a member of the coxed eight. By profession he was a musician and composer. Having survived Gallipoli Kelly was killed in action in the last days of the Battle of the Somme.

Henley Regatta Grand Challenge Cup silver prize medal, undated and no prese

Lot #215 (Sale Order 214 of 657)

Henley Regatta Grand Challenge Cup silver prize medal, undated and no presentation inscription

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Lot #216 (Sale Order 215 of 657)

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After Arthur Weaver CURLING ON POLNIE LOCH signed in pencil to the mount lo

Lot #217 (Sale Order 216 of 657)

After Arthur Weaver CURLING ON POLNIE LOCH signed in pencil to the mount lower right, and with drawing of a grouse lower left, colour lithograph published by Frost & Reed, London, 1968, mounted, framed & glazed, overall 73 by 83cm., area of damage to gilt frame

A continental Art Deco period table lamp featuring a skier, the silvered fi

Lot #218 (Sale Order 217 of 657)

A continental Art Deco period table lamp featuring a skier, the silvered figure signed L. Brunswick, mounted on a black marble base, replacement light dome, fitted for electricity, length 40cm.

Souvenir of the James Jeffries v Jack Johnson at Reno, Nevada 4th July 1910

Lot #219 (Sale Order 218 of 657)

Souvenir of the James Jeffries v Jack Johnson at Reno, Nevada 4th July 1910, in the form of a printed cotton square depicting the fight and also featuring the referee ''Tex'' Rickard, mounted under Perspex with a tile plaque reading ''Gifted to Archie Moore by Jack Johnson - from the Archie Moore Estate'', framed, 64 by 61cm, 25 by 24 in., sold together with a signed letter of authenticity from Jerry Haack; and a file containing historical information about the Johnson - Jeffries fight,(3) On 4 July 1910 Jack Johnson (the Galveston Giant) won the ''Battle of the Century'' after 15 rounds against James Jeffries (The Boilermaker). Johnson's victory sparked both celebrations and riots as he was the first black African American Heavyweight Champion of the World, a title he held until 1915.

Boxers autographs collected by a waiter at Gilson's Club, Mayfair, in the 1

Lot #220 (Sale Order 219 of 657)

Boxers autographs collected by a waiter at Gilson's Club, Mayfair, in the 1930s in two sheets of paper, the signatures of Jack Doyle, Jimmy Wilde, Larry Gains, Jack Bloomfield & Freddy Brown, condition of paper tatty; together with a Gilson's Club menu signed to the reverse by the racing driver John Cobb, the actresses Annette Mills, Betty Warren and others, all signatures in pencil not illustrated

Boxing autographs, a Jack Dempsey signed menu, a Gene Tunney signed photogr

Lot #221 (Sale Order 220 of 657)

Boxing autographs, a Jack Dempsey signed menu, a Gene Tunney signed photograph, a James J. Braddock signed newspaper picture and a Primo Carnera cut-out from an album page (4)

The autograph of James J. Braddock the 1930s Heavyweight Boxing Champion, s

Lot #222 (Sale Order 221 of 657)

The autograph of James J. Braddock the 1930s Heavyweight Boxing Champion, signed in pen and dated 2/49 on a page removed from an album; sold with a letter of acquisition and a COA issued by StarShots, Midwest City, OK (3)

A replica of Max Schmeling's German Boxing Authority belt circa 1930, Schme

Lot #223 (Sale Order 222 of 657)

A replica of Max Schmeling's German Boxing Authority belt circa 1930, Schmeling v Louis fight 22nd June 1938; the lot also includes a file regarding the belt including certification from Jerry Haack that the replica was made from the original German manufacturer's moulds in 1999, it is understood that about three replicas were made in total, the file also containing some photographs of Schmeling including one signed by the German boxer, Jerry Haack certificated (2)

The Archie Moore family album, content including signed items, a 1950 manag

Lot #224 (Sale Order 223 of 657)

The Archie Moore family album, content including signed items, a 1950 management contract, photographs, bank cheques, a Listen magazine contained in plastic sleeves in a ring binder, Police Athletic League Card, Social Security Card, Government Card, veteran boxers card, library card, screen actors guild card and other miscellaneous items Provenance: Jerry Haack, exclusive representative for the Archie Moore Estate.

Archie Moore signed boxing glove and other memorabilia, a right-hand red Ev

Lot #225 (Sale Order 224 of 657)

Archie Moore signed boxing glove and other memorabilia, a right-hand red Everlast gloves signed in black marker pen, offered with a COA signed by Jerry Haack; the lot also including an Archie Moore signed bank cheque, a signed 10 by 8in. b&w publicity photograph, a signed issue of ''Listen'' Archie Moore's Boy-Building Program journal; and an unsigned period press photo of Moore (6)

Boxing autographs, Tommy Farr signed newspaper picture, Howard Winstone sig

Lot #226 (Sale Order 225 of 657)

Boxing autographs, Tommy Farr signed newspaper picture, Howard Winstone signed postcard, and album pages signed by Georges Carpentier, Bombardier Billy Wells & Jimmy Wilde

A collection of original boxing & sporting artworks, comprising a cartoon f

Lot #227 (Sale Order 226 of 657)

A collection of original boxing & sporting artworks, comprising a cartoon for the Evening Standard cartoon set outside Earl's Court before the Freddie Mills v Joey Maxim World Light Heavyweight Title boxing match 24th January 1950, signed, pen & ink and blue crayon, the cartoon featuring a political campaigner ahead of the 1950 General Election being forcibly ejected from the arena by a doorman with the caption reading ''... AND THIS TIME STAY OUT. WE INTEND TO HAVE ONE EVENING FREE FROM POLITICS ... QUARELLING ... FIGHTING !'', mounted, framed & glazed, overall 48 by 38cm.; a Tom Webster cartoon of the boxer Ted ''Kid'' Lewis, pen & ink drawing, captioned ''KID'' LEWIS SMILED AND SMILED IN HIS CORNER BUT HAD FIGHT IN HIS HEART, 19 by 16cm.; sold with a signed manuscript letter from Webster, 27.10.1939, regarding the presentation of this picture; and a group of Eric Thompson original sporting caricatures, pen & ink cartoons, cricket the best represented sport, also football, rugby, lacrosse, cycling, tennis, rowing, racing, golf etc.

Multi-signed poster for the HBO Sports Film ''Joe Louis, America's hero É b

Lot #228 (Sale Order 227 of 657)

Multi-signed poster for the HBO Sports Film ''Joe Louis, America's hero É betrayed'', featuring a striking black and white image of Louis, the margins bearing 10 signatures in black marker pen comprising: Alexis Arguello, Carmen Basilio, Gene Fullmer, Emile Griffith, Ron Lyle, Carlos Ortiz, Marlon Starling, Ernie Terrell, Jose Torres and Pernell Whitaker, mounted, framed and glazed, 79 by 60cm., 31 by 23 _in., sold together with a COA issued by Edward Brophy, Executive Director, International Boxing Hall of Fame (2)

A signed replica of Jake LaMotta's World Middleweight Championship boxing b

Lot #229 (Sale Order 228 of 657)

A signed replica of Jake LaMotta's World Middleweight Championship boxing belt, signed to the reverse leather fitting in silver marker pen TO DERMOT, JAKE LAMOTTA, RAGING BULL, set with inscribed plaques reading THE RING MAGAZINE AWARD, WON BY JAKE LaMOTTA, BRIGGS STADIUM, DETROIT, MICHIGAN, WORLD MIDDLE-WEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP, JUNE-16-1949, STOPPED MARCEL CERDAN IN THE 10th ROUND

Sugar Ray Robinson signed publicity photograph, 7 1/2 by 4 1/2in., signatur

Lot #230 (Sale Order 229 of 657)

Sugar Ray Robinson signed publicity photograph, 7 1/2 by 4 1/2in., signature in ink and inscribed BEST WISHES

An autographed Boxing Hall of Fame logo photo print, 10 by 8in., signed by

Lot #231 (Sale Order 230 of 657)

An autographed Boxing Hall of Fame logo photo print, 10 by 8in., signed by Marvin Hagler, Willie Pep, Sugar Ray Leonard, Sugar Shane Mosley, Aaron Pryor, Arturo Gatti & Alexis Arguello,

Three boxing figurines, two similar metalware figures of amateur boxers, on

Lot #232 (Sale Order 231 of 657)

Three boxing figurines, two similar metalware figures of amateur boxers, one larger at 20cm; and a Terry Spinks figurine from a limited edition of 100 issued by 'Sporting Figure'

Carl Payne (contemporary) THE BOXER RANDOLPH TURPIN signed & dated '99, col

Lot #233 (Sale Order 232 of 657)

Carl Payne (contemporary) THE BOXER RANDOLPH TURPIN signed & dated '99, cold cast bronze with rich brown patina from a limited edition of 10 made from the original mix used to create the public statue displayed at Market Square, Leamington Spa, cast in Mullingar, Ireland, the statue features Randolph in boxing pose, a raised base plaque inscribed '''Randolph Turpin 1928-1966 Middleweight Champion of the World 1951'', height 49cm.

Carl Payne (contemporary) THE BOXER HENRY COOPER the plinth signed & dated

Lot #234 (Sale Order 233 of 657)

Carl Payne (contemporary) THE BOXER HENRY COOPER the plinth signed & dated 2012, cold cast bronze with gold patina, No.10 from a limited edition of 15, a maquette for a project to erect a public statue of Sir Henry Cooper in the Old Kent Road, London, the statue features Cooper posing with his two Lonsdale belts height 50cm.

Henry Cooper signed photograph and postcard, the items relating to his two

Lot #235 (Sale Order 234 of 657)

Henry Cooper signed photograph and postcard, the items relating to his two fights v Muhammad Ali, the photo a 10 by 8in., signatures in black marker pen

Cassius Clay v Henry Cooper 1963 boxing programme signed by Elizabeth Taylo

Lot #236 (Sale Order 235 of 657)

Cassius Clay v Henry Cooper 1963 boxing programme signed by Elizabeth Taylor, Richard Burton and others, for the contest at Wembley Stadium 18th June 1963, signed to the centre scoring double-page by the famous Hollywood couple, additionally signed by the British sports commentator Kenneth Wolstenholme and the British boxer Brian London, programme covers split at spine, marks & tears, interior autographs unaffected; sold together with a Ringside Steward's badge for the fight (2) These autographs were collected by a Ringside Steward at Wembley Stadium. Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton were seated Ringside for the contest.

A Muhammad Ali & Sonny Liston double-signed photographic display, featuring

Lot #238 (Sale Order 236 of 657)

A Muhammad Ali & Sonny Liston double-signed photographic display, featuring a 10 by 13in. b&w of the famous 'Phantom Punch' image, mounted above the two ink autographs, Ali dated 1971, the Liston in red ink, printed title legend, framed & glazed, 53 by 43cm.; sold with a separate letter of acquisition and a COA issued by StarShots, Midwest City, OK, for each autograph (5)

Cassius Clay signed copy of Playboy magazine published October 1964, signed

Lot #239 (Sale Order 237 of 657)

Cassius Clay signed copy of Playboy magazine published October 1964, signed in blue ink over the Playboy Interview page 67

An advertising banner for colour photographs taken ringside at the Muhammad

Lot #241 (Sale Order 238 of 657)

An advertising banner for colour photographs taken ringside at the Muhammad Ali v Joe Frazier fight at Madison Square Garden in 1971, colour printed on satinised cotton and using the official fight poster as the design template with additional text promoting the sale of the photographs, by Murray Poster Printing Co. Inc., New York City, with metal eyes & ties for hanging, approx. 150 by 90cm.

Muhammad Ali v Joe Frazier official fight programme Madison Square Garden 8

Lot #242 (Sale Order 239 of 657)

Muhammad Ali v Joe Frazier official fight programme Madison Square Garden 8th March 1971, sold together with the ''Fight of the Champions'' programme for the same contest; the lot also including a closed circuit programme for the George Foreman 'Rumble in the Jungle' fight; and Referee magazine 21st November 1964 with coverage of the Clay v Liston fight (4)

Large Muhammad Ali signed photograph, 20 by 15in., signed in silver marker

Lot #243 (Sale Order 240 of 657)

Large Muhammad Ali signed photograph, 20 by 15in., signed in silver marker pen, the image being when Ali met Elvis Presley in Las Vegas before the Joe Bugner fight in 1973, signed by Ali at Sherrat & Hughes Bookstore, 31st May 1992, the backboard pasted with a photograph taken at the signing

Double-signed programme and a poster for the Muhammad Ali v Ken Norton figh

Lot #244 (Sale Order 241 of 657)

Double-signed programme and a poster for the Muhammad Ali v Ken Norton fight in San Diego in 1973, the programme cover signed by both boxers in gold marker pen, the on-site fight poster mounted, framed and glazed, 76 by 53cm., 30 by 21in., both items sold together with COA's signed by Jerry Haack (4)

A promotional poster for the Joe Frazier v Muhammad Ali World Heavyweight C

Lot #245 (Sale Order 242 of 657)

A promotional poster for the Joe Frazier v Muhammad Ali World Heavyweight Championship fight at Madison Square Garden 28th January 1974, billed as ''Fight II ... the big fight everyone is wanting to see'', lithograph printed on heavy card, creasing, framed under Perspex, overall 62 by 66cm.

Muhammad Ali signed programme for the Chuck Wepner fight at the Cleveland C

Lot #246 (Sale Order 243 of 657)

Muhammad Ali signed programme for the Chuck Wepner fight at the Cleveland Coliseum 24th March 1975, signed to the front cover in black marker pen; sold together with a signed Chuck Wepner publicity sheet (2)

Ticket for the Muhammad Ali v Antonio Inoki fight at the Nippon Budokan, To

Lot #247 (Sale Order 244 of 657)

Ticket for the Muhammad Ali v Antonio Inoki fight at the Nippon Budokan, Tokyo, 26th June 1976, Japanese language

Muhammad Ali v Antonio Inoki poster for the fight in Tokyo 26th June 1976,

Lot #248 (Sale Order 245 of 657)

Muhammad Ali v Antonio Inoki poster for the fight in Tokyo 26th June 1976, promoting satellite screenings of the fight in the USA, 46.5 by 61cm., tube rolled

Rare glass candy dish for the Muhammad Ali v Ken Norton World Heavyweight C

Lot #249 (Sale Order 246 of 657)

Rare glass candy dish for the Muhammad Ali v Ken Norton World Heavyweight Championship fight at Yankee Stadium 28th September 1976, the decoration a variation on the LeRoy Neiman artwork for the official onsite fight poster, 17.5 by 23cm.

Muhammad Ali v Leon Spinks official fight programme from the Louisiana Supe

Lot #250 (Sale Order 247 of 657)

Muhammad Ali v Leon Spinks official fight programme from the Louisiana Superdome, New Orleans, 15th September 1978, sold together with a Spinks signed 8 by 10in. colour photograph (2)

A Muhammad Ali signed print featuring the artwork for the ''Freedom Road''

Lot #251 (Sale Order 248 of 657)

A Muhammad Ali signed print featuring the artwork for the ''Freedom Road'' TV mini-series poster designed by the artist Tom Chantrell, signed by Ali in marker pen to the upper margin and dated May 21 '78, framed & glazed, overall 49 by 71cm. Muhammad Ali starred with Kris Kristofferson in the American TV historical drama Freedom Road first aired by NBC in 1979. Ali played a former slave who battles against all odds to be elected to the US Senate, The present seller was given the Ali signed print as a child from a relative who was in the film business and worked on the project.

Muhammad Ali limited edition Fossil collector's watch set, No.3247/7500, ch

Lot #252 (Sale Order 249 of 657)

Muhammad Ali limited edition Fossil collector's watch set, No.3247/7500, cherrywood box set with a b&w photograph signed ''Muhammad Ali'' in silver ink, being Neil Leifer's famous image from the Sonny Liston fight, matted and affixed under glass to the lid, the box containing the limited edition Fossil Watch created in honor of Muhammad Ali with leather wrist strap, the face of the watch with a raised portrait of Ali, captioned ''3 Time World Champion, Muhammad Ali'', verso is engraved ''The / Greatest,'' ''Fossil / Legends,'' and the limited edition number, the watch also comes with a Fossil Legends tin and a certificate of authenticity, in unused condition and with original cardboard packaging

Muhammad Ali signed leaflet titled ''Islam Explained'', signature in blue b

Lot #253 (Sale Order 250 of 657)

Muhammad Ali signed leaflet titled ''Islam Explained'', signature in blue biro and dated 9.2.99, mounted together with a b&w photograph, framed & glazed, 33 by 38cm., 13 by 15in.; sold together with a signed photo plaque of Ken Norton, 38 by 30.5cm., 15 by 12in., both the Ali & Norton pieces with COA's the latter by Jerry Haack; sold together with a commemorative set of British coinage minted in 1964 the year of his first world title fight v Sonny Liston (5)

Muhammad Ali signed memorabilia display, comprising an illustrated biograph

Lot #254 (Sale Order 251 of 657)

Muhammad Ali signed memorabilia display, comprising an illustrated biographical page signed in black marker pen, mounted next to a Muhammad Ali hand cast, all below a large 16 by 20in. b&w photograph when Ali met The Beatles, framed under Plexiglass, 104 by 86cm.

Muhammad Ali signed boxing trunks, white & black Everlast trunks signed in

Lot #255 (Sale Order 252 of 657)

Muhammad Ali signed boxing trunks, white & black Everlast trunks signed in black marker pen; sold with a COA issued by Superstar Greetings, and a photograph taken at the signing on 4th December 1998 (3)

Muhammad Ali signed boxing trunks, black & white Everlast trunks printed wi

Lot #256 (Sale Order 253 of 657)

Muhammad Ali signed boxing trunks, black & white Everlast trunks printed with Muhammad Ali's name and signed in silver marker pen; sold with a COA issued by Stacks of Plaques; and a photograph of Ali taken at the signing (3)

Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier signed photographs, both 10 by 8in., the Ali c

Lot #257 (Sale Order 254 of 657)

Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier signed photographs, both 10 by 8in., the Ali colour & Frazier b&w, both signatures in black marker pen

A Joe Frazier signed colour photograph, the 16 by 12in, image portraying Fr

Lot #258 (Sale Order 255 of 657)

A Joe Frazier signed colour photograph, the 16 by 12in, image portraying Frazier knocking down Muhammad Ali in the final round of the Madison Square Garden fight, 8th March 1971, signed in silver marker pen 'SMOKIN' JOE FRAZIER, mounted, framed & glazed, 58 by 48cm., the reverse taped with a photograph of Frazier at the signing

Boxing trunks and a glove signed by Leon Spinks, the black trunks inscribed

Lot #259 (Sale Order 256 of 657)

Boxing trunks and a glove signed by Leon Spinks, the black trunks inscribed SPINKS, signed in silver marker pen; sold together with a red left-hand Everlast glove signed in black marker pen; both items with a COA (2)

Boxing glove double-signed by Roberto Duran and Sugar Ray Leonard, a red &

Lot #260 (Sale Order 257 of 657)

Boxing glove double-signed by Roberto Duran and Sugar Ray Leonard, a red & blue BBE Brittania Boxing left-hand, both signatures in black marker pen; sold with a separate COAs for each signature (3)

Three large colour photographs signed by the boxers Riddick Bowe, Buster Do

Lot #261 (Sale Order 258 of 657)

Three large colour photographs signed by the boxers Riddick Bowe, Buster Douglas & Roberto Duran, 16 by 12in., all signatures in marker pen, the Bowe inscribed ''BIG DADDY, SMILE, 3-31-12, and the Douglas inscribed PUNCH THAT CHANGED THE WORLD FOR BUSTER DOUGLAS, LOVE PEACE

Mike Tyson signed boxing glove and trunks, a black right-hand Reyes glove s

Lot #262 (Sale Order 259 of 657)

Mike Tyson signed boxing glove and trunks, a black right-hand Reyes glove signed in silver marker pen; together with white & black Everlast trunks signed in black marker pen; sold with a COA for each item issued by Wonderland Memorabilia and Select Memorabilia Ltd respectively (4)

Evander Holyfield & Mike Tyson double-signed photographic display, comprisi

Lot #263 (Sale Order 260 of 657)

Evander Holyfield & Mike Tyson double-signed photographic display, comprising six colour photographs, various sizes, the boxers have signed over the 12 by 8in. images, lettered titling, framed & glazed, 83 by 103cm.; COA issued by A1 Sporting Items Ltd taped to the backboard

The robe and trunks worn by Iran Barkley in an exhibition match v Gerry Coo

Lot #264 (Sale Order 261 of 657)

The robe and trunks worn by Iran Barkley in an exhibition match v Gerry Cooney at Gleasons Gym in Brooklyn, NY, in 1999, red & white trimmed Everlast robe and trunks both signed by Barkley in black marker pen, the trunks inscribed IRAN BLADE BARKLEY, 5 TIMES CHAMP, BX NY; sold with a signed COA from Jerry Haack (3)

Arturo ''Thunder'' Gatti signed boxing robe, in white and blue silk, revers

Lot #265 (Sale Order 262 of 657)

Arturo ''Thunder'' Gatti signed boxing robe, in white and blue silk, reverse mounted, signed in black marker pen, the mount incorporating a photographic authentication at the signing, 111 by 81.5cm., 43 3/4 by 32in.

Double mounted boxing trunks signed by Arturo Gatti and Micky Ward, mounted

Lot #266 (Sale Order 263 of 657)

Double mounted boxing trunks signed by Arturo Gatti and Micky Ward, mounted above one another, signatures in black marker pen, includes photographs of both boxers at the signing plus additional authentication, fight action photo and title plaque, mounted, framed and glazed, 109 by 88cm., 43 by 34 _in.; sold with a COA (2)

Collection of autographed Boxing Writers' Club Annual Dinner menus, 1980s/9

Lot #267 (Sale Order 264 of 657)

Collection of autographed Boxing Writers' Club Annual Dinner menus, 1980s/90s, multi-signed, mostly British boxers, Honeyghan, Mason, Magri, Cooper, Conteh, McKenzie, Marsh, Minter, Harry Carpenter, Walker, Lewis, Bruno, McGuigan and many others including Don King; the lot also including a few signed boxer publicity cards and other items

British boxers autographs, a Boxing Writers' Club annual dinner menu signed

Lot #268 (Sale Order 265 of 657)

British boxers autographs, a Boxing Writers' Club annual dinner menu signed to the front cover in black marker pen by Lennox Lewis, John H Stracey, Barry McGuigan, Alan Minter, Duke McKenzie, John Conteh, Charlie Magri, James Cook, Billy Schwer & Billy Walker

Three large colour photographs signed by the British boxers Henry Cooper, N

Lot #269 (Sale Order 266 of 657)

Three large colour photographs signed by the British boxers Henry Cooper, Nigel Benn and Terry Downes, 16 by 12in., all signed in silver marker pen, the Benn & Downes inscribed BEST WISHES

Frank Bruno and Lennox Lewis signed photographs, 8 by 10in. colour, signed

Lot #270 (Sale Order 267 of 657)

Frank Bruno and Lennox Lewis signed photographs, 8 by 10in. colour, signed in black & gold marker pen respectively; the lot also including a Bruno signed programme for the Oliver McCall fight; and two unsigned Bruno fight souvenirs, a printed handkerchief and small Union Jack flag (5) .

Lennox Lewis boxing ring wear poncho, by Pony with red towelling interior w

Lot #271 (Sale Order 268 of 657)

Lennox Lewis boxing ring wear poncho, by Pony with red towelling interior with black satin exterior inscribed LENNOX LEWIS; sold together with a Caesar's Palace merchandise bomber jacket for the Holyfield v Holmes ''Class of Champions'' fight 19th June 1992 (2) The Lennox Lewis item was bought at a charity auction but it is not known which fight it was worn at.

Anthony Joshua signed boxing glove and trunks, a gold left-hand V.I.P glove

Lot #272 (Sale Order 269 of 657)

Anthony Joshua signed boxing glove and trunks, a gold left-hand V.I.P glove signed in black marker pen and inscribed A.J, WORLD CHAMPION; together with limited edition boxing trunks, white with Union Jack flanks and waistband lettered JOSHUA, signed in black marker pen; sold with a COA for each item issued by montage-moments.com and Select Memorabilia Ltd respectively (4)

Anthony Joshua signed boxing glove, a black Title right-hand glove signed i

Lot #273 (Sale Order 270 of 657)

Anthony Joshua signed boxing glove, a black Title right-hand glove signed in silver marker pen

Anthony Joshua signed photograph, a 16 by 12in. colour signed in silver pen

Lot #274 (Sale Order 271 of 657)

Anthony Joshua signed photograph, a 16 by 12in. colour signed in silver pen and inscribed BEST WISHES

Cabinet card signed by Arthur William Fulcher who played seven first-class

Lot #275 (Sale Order 272 of 657)

Cabinet card signed by Arthur William Fulcher who played seven first-class cricket matches for Kent CCC between 1878 and 1887, signed in ink and dated June 21st 1894, A.W. Fulcher was born in Pau, France, in 1885. He was educated at Westminster and resided at Redenham House, Andover, Hampshire. As well as being a first-class cricketer he was a fine yachtsman, hence his attire in the cabinet card and the photographic studio being at Cowes on the Isle of Wight.

An ocean liner menu signed by the England cricket team to Australia in 1920

Lot #276 (Sale Order 273 of 657)

An ocean liner menu signed by the England cricket team to Australia in 1920-21 and the Australia cricket team to England in 1921, Orient Line S.S. Osterley, dated 1921, signatures in ink, England fully-signed by the 16-man touring party comprising Douglas, Fender, Hearne, Rhodes, Wilson, Woolley, Hendren, Hobbs, Makepeace, Russell, Hitch, Howell, Parkin, Waddington, Dolphin & Strudwick, the Australian signatures comprising Armstrong, Andrews, Bardsley, Carter, Collins, Gregory, Hendry, Macartney. McDonald, Mailey, Mayne, Oldfield, Ryder & Taylor, lacking Pellew, but including the tour manager Sydney Smith, mounted, framed & glazed, 32 by 34cm. In these back-to-back Ashes series, Australia racked up a record eight successive victories, a 5-0 drubbing of England in the home series of 1920-21 and wins in the first three Tests in England in 1921. The final two Tests were drawn.

Very rare and signed cricket scorecard Wales v South Africa played at Colwy

Lot #277 (Sale Order 274 of 657)

Very rare and signed cricket scorecard Wales v South Africa played at Colwyn Bay July 1929, 27 signatures, both teams, including Catterall, Siedle, Mitchell, Taylor, Vincent etc., Wales including Lord Aberdare, Barnes, Edge, Bell, Arnott etc. South Africa won this match by 10 runs, despite Wales's Barnes taking 10 wickets in the match.

A Don Bradman autographed framed display, mounted with a Bradman signed Wee

Lot #278 (Sale Order 275 of 657)

A Don Bradman autographed framed display, mounted with a Bradman signed Weetbix card, a Dave Thomas artist drawn print and a printed history of the legendary Australian cricketer, glazed, 61 by 72cm.; sold with a COA issued by Timeless Memories Collectables in 2001 (2)

Official autograph sheet of the 1938 Australians, 13 signatures Bradman, Fi

Lot #279 (Sale Order 276 of 657)

Official autograph sheet of the 1938 Australians, 13 signatures Bradman, Fingleton, Brown, Chipperfield, McCabe, Barnes, Walker, White, Waite, Hassett, McCormick, Brown and the manager Jeanes

Sir Don Bradman signed colour photograph display, the image portraying a f

Lot #280 (Sale Order 277 of 657)

Sir Don Bradman signed colour photograph display, the image portraying a front foot drive in the nets during the 1948 tour and signed in blue marker pen, mounted besides career statistics and title plaque, published by the Bradman Museum in 2000, this issue numbered 893, mounted, framed & glazed, 52 by 63.5cm.

Official autograph sheet for the MCC 1948-49 Tour to South Africa, fully si

Lot #281 (Sale Order 278 of 657)

Official autograph sheet for the MCC 1948-49 Tour to South Africa, fully signed by manager Brigadier Michael Green and the 16-man touring party, Mann, Griffith, Bedser, Compton, Evans, Hutton, Washbrook etc.

An autographed commemorative scorecard for the ''Test Match of the Century'

Lot #282 (Sale Order 279 of 657)

An autographed commemorative scorecard for the ''Test Match of the Century'' England v Australia at Headingley 1981, printed on 'silk' and featuring artwork designs by Roy Ullyett, fully signed by the England XI in biro over portraits, the two prominent figures being match heroes Ian Botham & Bob Willis, framed & glazed, 56 by 64cm.

Signed Surrey CCC dinner menu in honour of the West Indian Cricket Team at

Lot #283 (Sale Order 280 of 657)

Signed Surrey CCC dinner menu in honour of the West Indian Cricket Team at The Oval 12th May 1928, relating to the 2nd Test Match v England, 15 signatures of guests to the reverse including Jardine, Hobbs, Bartlett, Scott, Fernandes, Rae etc., Bartlett has also written his Barbados address to the inside

Two County Cricket Club autograph sheets for Derbyshire and Hampshire on cl

Lot #284 (Sale Order 281 of 657)

Two County Cricket Club autograph sheets for Derbyshire and Hampshire on club letterhead circa late 1950s, both mounted, framed & glazed, 29 by 20cm. not illustrated

A Trio framed Essex County Cricket Club autographed memorabilia, a limited

Lot #285 (Sale Order 282 of 657)

A Trio framed Essex County Cricket Club autographed memorabilia, a limited edition Lord's scorecard for Graham Gooch's 333 v India in 1990 signed by Gooch and additionally by the India captain Mohammad Azharuddin who also scored a magnificent century in the Test Match; a signed limited edition Graham Gooch print ''England's Leading Test Run Scorer''; and a Ronnie Irani signed limited edition ''Essex and England'' print, various sizes, the largest 56 by 42cm.

Cricket autographs collected by Harold Pooley, New Zealand First Class umpi

Lot #286 (Sale Order 283 of 657)

Cricket autographs collected by Harold Pooley, New Zealand First Class umpire in the 1950s and 1960s, ten items comprising a 1958-59 MCC Australasian Tour autograph sheet; a sheet of Hamilton hotel headed paper signed by the Rangitikei Cricket Team, and eight programmes dating between 1956 and 1964, comprising West Indies v Waikato 1956, South Africa v Northern Districts 1964, a pair for MCC v Northern Districts 1961, three Northern Districts v Central Districts and Northern Districts v Otago, autograph content including (NZ) Cave, Harford, Petrie, Sutcliffe, (ENG) May, Cowdrey, Graveney, Lock, Trueman, Tyson, (WI) Weekes, Valentine, Ramadhin, Sobers, (SA) Goddard, van der Merwe, Barlow and many others

A collection of 1970s autographed cricket memorabilia, comprising: a framed

Lot #287 (Sale Order 284 of 657)

A collection of 1970s autographed cricket memorabilia, comprising: a framed signed Australia 1972 touring cricket team team-sheet 1972 autographs; Large (A4) coloured India Christmas card, autographed by the England and India Test teams from the 1972-73 series; 2 mini cricket bats variously signed by England, World, D Robins & SA Invitation XI's; the lot also including two mini bats with printed signatures (6)

Signed framed cricket presentation titled ''Four Noteworthy Knights'', comp

Lot #288 (Sale Order 285 of 657)

Signed framed cricket presentation titled ''Four Noteworthy Knights'', comprising four Bank of England ten shillings notes signed by Sir Don Bradman, Sir Richard Hadlee, Sir Garfield Sobers and Sir Colin Cowdrey, an artist-drawn portrait collector's card mounted besides each banknote and printed details of the cricketers' Test careers below, framed & glazed, 59 by 83cm.

Multi-signed print for the 1995 BSI World Masters [veterans] Cricket Cup, f

Lot #289 (Sale Order 286 of 657)

Multi-signed print for the 1995 BSI World Masters [veterans] Cricket Cup, fully-signed by the players of the competing nations India, Australia, South Africa, England, West Indies (winners) & Sri Lanka plus umpires, signed by a galaxy of stars too numerous to mention but including team-captains Gavasker, Lawson, Rice, Gatting, Garner & Mendis, all signatures next to printed names on the mount, the centre featuring an artwork of the Brabourne Stadium, Bombay, published by the Cricket Club of India, a few signatures somewhat faded, mostly fine, West Indies won this tournament beating India in the Final by 7 wickets which saw Vengsarkar and Greenidge both score centuries.

A full set of eight cricket bats fully-signed by the competing teams at the

Lot #290 (Sale Order 287 of 657)

A full set of eight cricket bats fully-signed by the competing teams at the 2017 ICC Champions Trophy in England and Wales, each bat fully-signed by the 15-man squad, comprising the winners Pakistan plus Australia, Bangladesh, England, India, New Zealand, South Africa and Sri Lanka, the bats pre-prepared with logo and team titling and players' names printed to identify all 120 cricketers, mounted upright in a deep frame, glazed, 110 by 120 by 10cm.

Cricket Bat signed by Gary Sobers

Lot #291 (Sale Order 288 of 657)

Does not include jug

Arthur Booth Yorkshire County Cricket Club cap awarded in 1946, blue with w

Lot #292 (Sale Order 289 of 657)

Arthur Booth Yorkshire County Cricket Club cap awarded in 1946, blue with white rose, named inside ARTHUR BOOTH; sold together with a book ''Yorkshire's 22 Championships 1893-1946'' by E.L. Roberts (2) Arthur Booth (1902-1974) was an orthodox slow left-arm bowler, and a lower-order right-handed batsman. He made his county debut in 1931 but did not establish a place in the team. During the first full-season after the War Booth was recalled to fill the gap left by the sad death of Hedley Verity and was a first XI regular in 1946 at the age of 43, winning his county cap and helping Yorkshire win the County Championship title. He finished top of the season's bowling averages taking 111 wickets at an average of 11.61. In 1947 an illness effectively finished Booth's First Class career.

Uppingham School cricket XI representative cap, undated but probably from t

Lot #293 (Sale Order 290 of 657)

Uppingham School cricket XI representative cap, undated but probably from the inter-wars period

Godfrey Evans MCC blazer from the England cricket tour to South Africa 1956

Lot #294 (Sale Order 291 of 657)

Godfrey Evans MCC blazer from the England cricket tour to South Africa 1956-57, Simpson tailored Daks, navy blue wool with 'egg & bacon' trim, breast pocket silkwork crest featuring St George slaying the dragon and inscribed within a scroll 1956 - SOUTH AFRICA - 1957, some damage to the interior cloth lining, but not visible from outside Described by Wisden as 'arguably the best wicket-keeper the game has ever seen', Evans collected 219 dismissals in 91 Test Matches between 1946 and 1959 and a total of 1,066 in all first-class matches. En route he was the first wicket keeper to reach 200 Test dismissals and the first Englishman to reach both 1,000 runs and 100 dismissals and 2,000 runs and 200 dismissals in Test cricket. The Kent 'keeper was a Wisden Cricketer of the Year in 1951. Evans played in all five Tests during the 1956-57 South African Tour. The series ended as a 2-2 draw during which he took a total of 20 dismissals, a record for his career.

Godfrey Evans's MCC touring blazer to Australia season 1958-59, complete wi

Lot #295 (Sale Order 292 of 657)

Godfrey Evans's MCC touring blazer to Australia season 1958-59, complete with MCC 'bacon & egg' neck tie, and another neck tie; sold together with a Godfrey Evans England sleeveless sweater; and a post-retirement club sweater (5)

Seven Godfrey Evans presentations, comprising: two silver-plated tankards,

Lot #296 (Sale Order 293 of 657)

Seven Godfrey Evans presentations, comprising: two silver-plated tankards, the first from British Gas and commemorating a post-retirement game played at the St Lawrence Ground in 1990, the other from The Bodega club in Nottingham; a silver plated salver inscribed TO GODFREY EVANS ''GODDERS'', FROM ALL YOUR FRIENDS AT LADBROKES; and four pewter pint tankards, notably Courage Old England 1991, plus Bermuda, Club Cricket & a Pro-AM

Glassware presented to Godfrey Evans, three decanters & stoppers, notably a

Lot #297 (Sale Order 294 of 657)

Glassware presented to Godfrey Evans, three decanters & stoppers, notably an example with a hallmarked silver decanter label with a 1990 presentation inscription from the Anglo-American Sporting Club for his contribution to cricket; the other two being 70th birthday presents; Sunningdale pint glass; Variety Club of Great Britain Living Legend wine goblet; G.E. whisky glass; and a pair of Guinness half pint glasses for the Sports Writers' Association (8)

Godfrey Evans memorabilia, including photographs, books & other publication

Lot #298 (Sale Order 295 of 657)

Godfrey Evans memorabilia, including photographs, books & other publications, a selection of drawings from his hobby as an artist, and miscellaneous personalia

From the Godfrey Evans Collection: a pair of autographed dinner menus for t

Lot #299 (Sale Order 296 of 657)

From the Godfrey Evans Collection: a pair of autographed dinner menus for the launch of The Bradman Albums in 1987, the first signed by Bradman and seven other guests comprising Ian Johnson, Alan Davidson, Neil Harvey, Lindsay Hassett, Ray Lindwall, Keith Miller & Richie Benaud; the other signed individually by Bradman; the lot also including a press photo of the MCC Party to South Africa in 1956-57 on board ship, the reverse signed by May, Laker, Cowdrey, Oakman, Taylor, Wardle, Evans & Insole (3)

John Edrich collection, 5 sweaters, 4 Test Match cricket balls and 3 cricke

Lot #300 (Sale Order 297 of 657)

John Edrich collection, 5 sweaters, 4 Test Match cricket balls and 3 cricket stumps, sweaters comprising M.C.C. touring long-sleeved, England Test sleeveless, England ODI sleeveless, Surrey County long-sleeved & Old England long-sleeved; balls signed & inscribed by Edrich and comprising England v West Indies 1963 & 1976 and England v Australia 1968 & indistinct, possibly 1970 in Australia stumps inscribed by Edrich and comprising: ''Oval 1968 Scored 164 against Australia''; ''Stump from Sydney Test, 1970/71, won The Ashes; and ''Notts v Surrey 1959, scored century in both innings'', the last two mentioned additionally signed by Edrich; the lot also including a boxed Royal Doulton W.G. Grace character jug (13) John Edrich's career spanned the years 1958 to 1978. The Surrey CCC left-hand opening batsman scored just under 40,000 First Class runs, with a top score of 310 not out and 103 centuries. He also played in 77 Test Matches between 1963 and 1976. Provenance: The John Edrich Collection. Sotheby's, 11th July 1995, lot 118. The original sales invoice is included in the lot.

Farokh Engineer Lancashire CCC sleeveless cricket sweater, sold together wi

Lot #301 (Sale Order 298 of 657)

Farokh Engineer Lancashire CCC sleeveless cricket sweater, sold together with a Madan Lal Hyderabad Cricket Club sleeveless sweater (2)

Asif Iqbal Pakistan cricket cap, dark green with gilt-wire star

Lot #302 (Sale Order 299 of 657)

Asif Iqbal Pakistan cricket cap, dark green with gilt-wire star

England World T20 Champions official ECB squad issue memorabilia, including

Lot #303 (Sale Order 300 of 657)

England World T20 Champions official ECB squad issue memorabilia, including: James Tredwell's squad signed/worn Finals playing shirt No. 53, squad signed & framed bat, 2 x squad & staff signed team photos (one with trophy), squad signed specially-commissioned Champions Montage ''On Top of the World'' - 100 by 50cm., 15 signatures includes Collingwood (captain), Pietersen, Swann, Broad, Morgan etc. Provenance: The James Tredwell 2017 Testimonial Collection

James Tredwell's squad signed/worn England No.648 playing shirt from the 20

Lot #304 (Sale Order 301 of 657)

James Tredwell's squad signed/worn England No.648 playing shirt from the 2013-14 Ashes Test series, 16 signatures includes Cook (captain), Pietersen, Anderson, Stokes, Root, Swann, Bell etc. Provenance: The James Tredwell 2017 Testimonial Collection

James Tredwell's squad signed/worn 2011 World Cup England team No.53 playin

Lot #305 (Sale Order 302 of 657)

James Tredwell's squad signed/worn 2011 World Cup England team No.53 playing shirt, and official ECB Squad/Staff signed team photo, 40 by 30cm., 27 signatures includes Strauss (captain), Collingwood, Anderson, Morgan, Prior, Swann, Bell etc. Provenance: The James Tredwell 2017 Testimonial Collection

James Tredwell's squad signed/worn 2013 ICC Champions Trophy England No.53

Lot #306 (Sale Order 303 of 657)

James Tredwell's squad signed/worn 2013 ICC Champions Trophy England No.53 team shirt, and official ECB Squad signed team photo, 40 by 30cm.,15 signatures includes Cook (captain), Anderson, Broad, Morgan, Swann, Bell etc. Provenance: The James Tredwell 2017 Testimonial Collection

James Tredwell's squad signed/worn England No.53 ODI playing shirt, And off

Lot #307 (Sale Order 304 of 657)

James Tredwell's squad signed/worn England No.53 ODI playing shirt, And official ECB Squad signed team photo from the 2014 Sri Lanka ODI series, 40 by 30cm., 14 signatures includes Cook (captain), Stokes, Morgan, Swann, Ali, Buttler etc. Provenance: The James Tredwell 2017 Testimonial Collection

A trio of England ODI squad/staff team-signed photos from tours to Australi

Lot #308 (Sale Order 305 of 657)

A trio of England ODI squad/staff team-signed photos from tours to Australia in 2011, 2013 & 2014, signatures include Cook, Morgan, Pietersen, Root, Stokes, Buttler etc., each 40 by 30cm. Provenance: The James Tredwell 2017 Testimonial Collection

2005 Ashes-series winning montage signed by Andrew Flintoff & Geraint Jones

Lot #309 (Sale Order 306 of 657)

2005 Ashes-series winning montage signed by Andrew Flintoff & Geraint Jones, framed with vignettes from the historic five Test match series, 48 by 58cm. Provenance: The James Tredwell 2017 Testimonial Collection

Rare cricket hand painted nurseryware oval dish, painted by the artist Joan

Lot #310 (Sale Order 307 of 657)

Rare cricket hand painted nurseryware oval dish, painted by the artist Joan Allen and with the rhyme THE CHUMS HAVE PLAYED A JOLLY GAME, TO THAT WE ALL AGREE. NOW WE ARE GOING OFF TO GOLLY'S HOUSE, HE'S INVITED US TO TEA, length 35cm.

A fine & rare silver miniature model of a Jack Hobbs cricket bat, hallmarke

Lot #311 (Sale Order 308 of 657)

A fine & rare silver miniature model of a Jack Hobbs cricket bat, hallmarked London, 1937, realistically detailed and with an engraved facsimile signature just below the splice, 22cm,, good condition

An England v Australia 1938 Ashes Series commemorative trophy, In the form

Lot #312 (Sale Order 309 of 657)

An England v Australia 1938 Ashes Series commemorative trophy, In the form of a bronze model of a kangaroo holding a cricket bat, mounted on a white metal tray engraved FOR THE ASHES 1938, makers' marks for British General Electric Company, Birmingham, height 17cm., tray 16cm. diameter A similar trophy was offered from the collection of the Australian cricketer Bill Brown at Christie's in 2009.

Cricket: Sarah Faberge - The Lady Taverners Egg, Serial No.17 from an editi

Lot #313 (Sale Order 310 of 657)

Cricket: Sarah Faberge - The Lady Taverners Egg, Serial No.17 from an edition of 20, created in celebration of the 20 years of the cricket charity and its outstanding work to help young people with special needs, the egg mouth blown in crystal, hand engraved with fluted columns, the Taverners bows are enamelled in distinctive pink fired onto the opaque crystal, the silver gilt Taverners crown as the finial of the egg, the centre of the egg crafted in silver gilt is a boy holding his cricket bat while in the background a girl sits and watches admiringly on a hallmarked base; includes the original Sarah Faberge carrying case, original packaging and authenticity certificate from the St Petersburg Collection, height 13cm.

The Captains of the County Cricket

Lot #314 (Sale Order 311 of 657)

1890s Oleograph of the cricketer W.G. Grace circa 1890, colour print after

Lot #315 (Sale Order 312 of 657)

1890s Oleograph of the cricketer W.G. Grace circa 1890, colour print after the classic photogravure by Archibald J. Stuart Wortley (1949-1905) published in 1891, backed onto linen, 68 by 58cm., very good condition, rolled

A fine George Beldam photograph of the Australian cricketer Victor Trumper,

Lot #316 (Sale Order 313 of 657)

A fine George Beldam photograph of the Australian cricketer Victor Trumper, signed by Beldam and by Trumper in pencil to the lower margin, the famous image portraying Trumper striding down the wicket in preparation for an expansive drive at The Oval in 1905, the image 12 by 15in., mounted, framed & glazed, overall 54 by 59cm.

Stereoscope viewer with a pair of cards for the cricketer Jack Hobbs, by Ca

Lot #317 (Sale Order 314 of 657)

Stereoscope viewer with a pair of cards for the cricketer Jack Hobbs, by Camerascopes Ltd., No.284 ''The Stance'', and No.289 ''Playing Back''

John Paddy Carstairs (1910-1970) CRICKET MATCH signed, watercolour & gouach

Lot #318 (Sale Order 315 of 657)

John Paddy Carstairs (1910-1970) CRICKET MATCH signed, watercolour & gouache, 52 by 70cm., mounted, framed & glazed, overall 83 by 102cm. The scene does not appear to be English, and is possibly on the French Riviera where the artist spent time painting, with views of Nice and St Tropez etc. Carstairs was a British film and TV director and is best remembered for the Series The Saint starring Roger Moore.

Scarce Souvenir of M.C.C. Visit to South Africa and First Test Match, Lord'

Lot #319 (Sale Order 316 of 657)

Scarce Souvenir of M.C.C. Visit to South Africa and First Test Match, Lord's, Durban, 13th to 17th December 1913, illustrated biogs of players from both teams, advertisements, the tourists, scorecard printed to centre-pages, and a fixture list for the MCC tour, 28 pages, outer card covers, spine with gold chord, multiple folds some with paper tears, and spline splitting, interior pages generally good

Fully printed scorecard for the England v Australia Test Match at The Oval

Lot #320 (Sale Order 317 of 657)

Fully printed scorecard for the England v Australia Test Match at The Oval August 1926, in excellent condition

Athletic News Cricket Annual for 1893

Lot #321 (Sale Order 318 of 657)

Athletic News Cricket Annual for 1893

John Wisden's Cricketers' Almanack for 1919, front & back wrappers detached

Lot #322 (Sale Order 319 of 657)

John Wisden's Cricketers' Almanack for 1919, front & back wrappers detached, and most of the spine paper lost

The Bodyline Tour Australia v England 1932-33, limited edition 029/500 publ

Lot #323 (Sale Order 320 of 657)

The Bodyline Tour Australia v England 1932-33, limited edition 029/500 published 2000 by Timeframed Ltd under Licence from the MCC, leather bound portfolio. The story of the Bodyline Series richly illustrated through reproductions of memorabilia from the archives of the Lords Cricket Museum laid down on 17 individual pages under protective tissue, slipcase

''The Masters of Golf'' signed golf balls display, comprising golf balls si

Lot #324 (Sale Order 321 of 657)

''The Masters of Golf'' signed golf balls display, comprising golf balls signed by Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, Gary Player & Tiger Woods mounted in 'holes' and each accompanied by a 10 by 8in. colour photograph and printed career statistics, from a limited edition numbered 2/25, framed & glazed, 79 by 117cm.

Autographed Gary Player caddie's tabard from a British Senior Open Golf Cha

Lot #325 (Sale Order 322 of 657)

Autographed Gary Player caddie's tabard from a British Senior Open Golf Championship, signed in black marker pen Gary Player, Arnold Palmer, Tommy Horton & Bob Charles, the reverse lettered PLAYER

Signed 1981 Open Golf Championship programme, autographs including Tom Wats

Lot #326 (Sale Order 323 of 657)

Signed 1981 Open Golf Championship programme, autographs including Tom Watson to the front cover, the rest inside and including the champion Bill Rogers, also Jack Nicklaus, Michael King, Graham Cullen, Warren Humphreys, Peter Townsend, Greg Norman, Seve Ballesteros and Jerry Pate,

Seve Ballesteros framed memorabilia display, comprising a 1997 Ryder Cup Va

Lot #327 (Sale Order 324 of 657)

Seve Ballesteros framed memorabilia display, comprising a 1997 Ryder Cup Valderrama postal cover signed by the legendary golfer mounted together with an iconic b&w photograph of the Spaniard in the moment of victory at the 1984 Open Championship at St Andrews, 54 by 30cm.; sold together with a pair of 1979 First Day Covers, one signed by Nicklaus, the other Ballesteros (3)

Seve Ballesteros signed colour photograph, an 8 by 5 1/2in. Callaway Golf s

Lot #328 (Sale Order 325 of 657)

Seve Ballesteros signed colour photograph, an 8 by 5 1/2in. Callaway Golf staff player publicity card signed in fine black marker pen, mounted, framed & glazed, 37 by 31cm.

A framed presentation comprising four colour photographs signed by the golf

Lot #329 (Sale Order 326 of 657)

A framed presentation comprising four colour photographs signed by the golfers Fred Couples, Ernie Els, Greg Norman & Seve Ballesteros, each photo 10 by 8in. and signed in marker pen and each applied with Field of Dreams authenticity stickers, overall 64 by 54cm.

Tiger Woods signed Augusta scorecard photographic display, from a limited e

Lot #330 (Sale Order 327 of 657)

Tiger Woods signed Augusta scorecard photographic display, from a limited edition this numbered 18/25, comprising a 12 by 8in. colour photograph of Woods in the follow through position, mounted next to an Augusta scorecard reverse mounted and signed by the golfer in black marker pen, the display also incorporating printed biographical details and title plaques, the reverse taped with a COA issued by ASA Accugrade Inc., Florida, framed & glazed, 71 by 75cm.

A fine Tiger Woods signed framed presentation, comprising a putter signed b

Lot #331 (Sale Order 328 of 657)

A fine Tiger Woods signed framed presentation, comprising a putter signed by Woods in gold marker pen to the blade, mounted together with a golf ball, two colour photographs and a printed biographical details; the backboard with a COA in a plastic sleeve, framed & glazed, 111 by 55cm.

Good selection of golfing items including autographed memorabilia, 10 by 8i

Lot #332 (Sale Order 329 of 657)

Good selection of golfing items including autographed memorabilia, 10 by 8in. & other size photographs, menus, magazine plates, postcards, prints etc., signed material including Ballesteros, Watson, Rogers, Curtis, Langer, Price, Torrence, Caper, Crenshaw and others (a qty.)

Darren Clarke signed golf visor, Titleist golf glove & personalised marking

Lot #333 (Sale Order 330 of 657)

Darren Clarke signed golf visor, Titleist golf glove & personalised markings golf ball, All items used at the 2006 Open Championship at Royal Liverpool GC

Multi-signed 2014 Dubai Classic golf tournament souvenir pin flag, fully-si

Lot #334 (Sale Order 331 of 657)

Multi-signed 2014 Dubai Classic golf tournament souvenir pin flag, fully-signed by all previous champions of the tournament except for the late Seve Ballesteros who was represented on the occasion by his son who signed the flag in his place, the other 20 signatures comprising Mark James, Eamonn Darcy, Wayne Westner, Ernie Els, Fred Couples, Colin Montgomerie, Richard Green, Jose Maria Olazabal, David Howell, Jose Coceres, Thomas Bjorn, Robert-Jan Derksen, Mark O'Meara, Tiger Woods, Henrik Stenson, Rory McIlroy, Miguel Angel Jimenez, Alvaro Quiros, Rafael Cabrera-Bello & Stephen Gallacher The flag was won in a raffle competition in Dubai by the present vendor.

Autographed 1949 Ryder Cup programme, the interior signed by R.C.T. Roe (Se

Lot #335 (Sale Order 332 of 657)

Autographed 1949 Ryder Cup programme, the interior signed by R.C.T. Roe (Secretary of the P.F.A.), Robert Hudson (Hon. Sec. US Ryder Cup team), 'Skip' Alexander, Clayton Heafner, Lloyd Mangrum, Dai Rees, Fred Daly, Arthur Lees, Dick Burton, Alf Padgham, Max Faulkner, Ken Bousfield, Arthur Lacey, Arthur Havers and others, played at Ganton, covers repaired & worn

A 1973 Ryder Cup illuminated victory dinner invocation & blessing presented

Lot #336 (Sale Order 333 of 657)

A 1973 Ryder Cup illuminated victory dinner invocation & blessing presented to the Great Britain & Ireland captain Bernard Hunt, The highly hand painted address from Father Paddy Roche reads: RYDER CUP MATCHES MUIRFIELD GULLANE SCOTLAND SEPTEMBER 20-21-22 1973, VICTORY DINNER INVOCATION AND BLESSING, the blessing reads: Bless us O.Lord and these thy gifts which we are about to receive from thy Bounty: Bless the Great Nations represented here this evening: Bless the Captains and Teams of both countries who have played so admirably in the Ryder Cup Matches: Bless the Professional Golfers' Association Officials and the voluntary helpers: Bless us all so that through the game of Golf, we may draw closer to thee and to our fellow men: We ask these Blessings through Christ Our Lord Amen. Father Paddy Roach., also depicted is Greywalls at Gullane where the Victory Celebrations took place, in ink below Fr. Paddy writes: With sincere personal good wishes to Bernard Hunt, Captain The British Ryder Cup Team 1973, Golfingly yours Fr Paddy The USA team, captained by Jack Burke Jr., won the 1973 Ryder Cup 19-13. Jack Nicklaus posted the best individual performance winning 4 1/2 points. Peter Oosterhuis was the top Brit with 4 points.

A Graeme Baxter 1997 Ryder Cup golf print signed by Seve Ballesteros, depic

Lot #337 (Sale Order 334 of 657)

A Graeme Baxter 1997 Ryder Cup golf print signed by Seve Ballesteros, depicting the 4th green at Valderrama, from a limited edition numbered 315/850, signed 'Seve' in pencil to the lower margin, additionally signed by the artist, mounted, framed & glazed

Two Graeme Baxter Ryder Cup golf prints signed by the 1995 & 1999 European

Lot #338 (Sale Order 335 of 657)

Two Graeme Baxter Ryder Cup golf prints signed by the 1995 & 1999 European team captains Bernard Gallacher and Mark James, depicting scenes at Oak Hill and Brookline, both numbered from limited editions of 250 & 850 respectively, the captains have signed their print in pencil to the lower margin, both additionally signed by the artist, uniformly mounted, framed & glazed, 71 by 80cm.

Sam Torrance signed Ryder Cup photograph, a superb 13 by 19in. colour image

Lot #339 (Sale Order 336 of 657)

Sam Torrance signed Ryder Cup photograph, a superb 13 by 19in. colour image of the 2002 European team captain holding aloft the Ryder Cup trophy on the bridge to the 10th green on the Brabazon Course, signed in black marker pen, mounted with title plaque, the reverse applied with a COA issued by Momentous Sports Corporation, framed & glazed, 49 by 64cm.

A 2002 Ryder Cup souvenir pin flag fully-signed by the winning European tea

Lot #340 (Sale Order 337 of 657)

A 2002 Ryder Cup souvenir pin flag fully-signed by the winning European team, signed by the non-playing captain Sam Torrance plus Clarke, Harrington, Bjorn, Montgomerie, Fulke, Westwood, McGinley, Fasth, Langer, Price, Garcia & Parnevik, mounted together with an 8 by 10in. colour photograph and title plaque, framed & glazed, 94 by 77cm., the backboard taped with a COA issued by The Classic Golf Company

Colin Montgomerie signed 2010 Ryder Cup golf shirt and cap, when he was the

Lot #341 (Sale Order 338 of 657)

Colin Montgomerie signed 2010 Ryder Cup golf shirt and cap, when he was the victorious Europe captain; together with two Monty & artists signed Ryder Cup limited edition framed prints, ''Leading Man 2002'', 70 by 67cm. & ''Monty's Moment 2004'', 65 by 70cm.

A silver hallmarked (Birmingham 1899) medal for Frinton Golf Club, with clu

Lot #342 (Sale Order 339 of 657)

A silver hallmarked (Birmingham 1899) medal for Frinton Golf Club, with club crest in relief, in original fitted case with gilt titles; and a silver hallmarked medal (Birmingham 1896) in the form of a shield, suspended with three feathered plume, with further silver gilt shield inscribed with the figure of a golfer. Inscribed verso FRINTON GOLF CLUB, DAVIES CHALLENGE CUP, WON BY A.F. CHAMBERLAYNE, EASTER 1897, in period case (2)

Gill Parker (contemporary) THE GOLFER J.H. TAYLOR a privately commissioned

Lot #343 (Sale Order 340 of 657)

Gill Parker (contemporary) THE GOLFER J.H. TAYLOR a privately commissioned bronze, rich brown patina, Taylor cast in the follow through position of his swing, mounted on a wooden base, height 49cm. Artist's Resale Rights Please note that this lot is potentially subject to a royalty under EU Artist's Resale Rights legislation. The qualifying threshold for the regulations to be invoked is an auction room hammer price, that excludes buyer's premium & vat, of 1,000 Euros. Please check the sterling equivalent of this figure on the day of sale. If the work sells below 1,000 Euros no royalty is due. If the work sells for 1,000 Euros and above a royalty fee of 4% will be added to the buyer's invoice total. The auctioneer will hand over this royalty charge to DACS, the not-for-profit organisation who collect and distribute the royalty fees to qualifying artists and their estates. For more information on the regulations visit www.dacs.org.uk

A feather golf ball circa 1850, unnamed, reasonably good condition

Lot #344 (Sale Order 341 of 657)

A feather golf ball circa 1850, unnamed, reasonably good condition

Collection of 23 golf clubs, putters including John Rueiter Bulls Eye circa

Lot #345 (Sale Order 342 of 657)

Collection of 23 golf clubs, putters including John Rueiter Bulls Eye circa 1945, Slazenger T291 Gene Sarazen circa 1938, McGregor Bob Toski 100 GP Ray Cook Model, and other steels shafted clubs including a 1975 practise swing club; in a bag (24) not illustrated

A rare George Bussey, London, patent steel socket putter circa 1895, brass

Lot #346 (Sale Order 343 of 657)

A rare George Bussey, London, patent steel socket putter circa 1895, brass head, hickory shaft, replacement grip; sold together with Three scared-head drivers, a H. Wilson, Halifax, transitional with beech head; a Harry Vardon with persimmon head; and a Forrester of Elie & Earlsferry, all hickory shafted; sold with a leather golf bag (5)

A ballot box formerly in the collection of the golf author Ian T. Henderson

Lot #347 (Sale Order 344 of 657)

A ballot box formerly in the collection of the golf author Ian T. Henderson that is believed to have come from Muirfield home of The Honourable Company of Edinburgh Golfers, mahogany with pitched top inscribed gilt either side YES & NO, the front with a funnel above two short lockable drawers also inscribed gilt YES & NO, a rod inserted at the top acts as an internal guide to assist placing a ball in the elected compartment, 44 by 31cm.

Four golf books, Taylor on Golf 1911; Harry Vardon's The Complete Golfer, 4

Lot #348 (Sale Order 345 of 657)

Four golf books, Taylor on Golf 1911; Harry Vardon's The Complete Golfer, 4th edition, 1905; The Royal North Devon Golf Club Centenary Anthology 1864-1964; and Joe Pinnington's Mighty Winds ... Mighty Champions, The Official History of The Royal Liverpool Golf Club, in slipcase not illustrated

Francis Powell Hopkins (Shortspoon) (1830-1913) PATIENCE IS A VIRTUE depict

Lot #349 (Sale Order 346 of 657)

Francis Powell Hopkins (Shortspoon) (1830-1913) PATIENCE IS A VIRTUE depicting Mr Cunningham and Captain James playing golf, watercolour, titled to lower mount, 21.5 by 31cm., mounted, framed & glazed, overall 45 by 55cm.

Francis Powell Hopkins (Shortspoon) (1830-1913) OUR SECRETARY, depicting Ja

Lot #350 (Sale Order 347 of 657)

Francis Powell Hopkins (Shortspoon) (1830-1913) OUR SECRETARY, depicting Jack Morris, Mr Tweedie and Mr Amery at Hoylake in the early 1870s, watercolour, titled to lower mount, 21 by 30.5cm., mounted, framed & glazed, overall 45 by 55cm.

Michael Matthews (born 1933) 120 TO GO a golf painting featuring Laidlaw Pu

Lot #351 (Sale Order 348 of 657)

Michael Matthews (born 1933) 120 TO GO a golf painting featuring Laidlaw Purves in his signature red jacket, signed, oil on canvas, 61 by 76cm., titled on wooden frame Dr William Laidlaw Purves (1842-1917) was a member of the three big pioneer British golf clubs the R&A, Royal Blackheath and the Honourable Company of Edinburgh Golfers. The Scot is best remembered for his important involvement in the establishment of two prominent golf clubs in southern England: Royal Wimbledon and Royal St George's, Sandwich. He was a doctor by profession, but had an unabated passion for golf and was still winning trophies when in his 70s. He also helped develop rules and handicapping systems and is a seminal figure in promoting ladies' golf. Artist's Resale Rights Please note that this lot is potentially subject to a royalty under EU Artist's Resale Rights legislation. The qualifying threshold for the regulations to be invoked is an auction room hammer price, that excludes buyer's premium & vat, of 1,000 Euros. Please check the sterling equivalent of this figure on the day of sale. If the work sells below 1,000 Euros no royalty is due. If the work sells for 1,000 Euros and above a royalty fee of 4% will be added to the buyer's invoice total. The auctioneer will hand over this royalty charge to DACS, the not-for-profit organisation who collect and distribute the royalty fees to qualifying artists and their estates. For more information on the regulations visit www.dacs.org.uk

Ada Hill Walker (1879-1955) A VIEW OF THE TOWN OF ST ANDREWS signed with th

Lot #352 (Sale Order 349 of 657)

Ada Hill Walker (1879-1955) A VIEW OF THE TOWN OF ST ANDREWS signed with the initials A.H.W., watercolour, 18 by 26cm., in gilt picture frame. The scene is painted from the West Sands looking across the bay. The golf links are situated directly behind the artist's vantage point.

A Michael Brown Life Association of Scotland calendar print featuring the f

Lot #353 (Sale Order 350 of 657)

A Michael Brown Life Association of Scotland calendar print featuring the first international professional golf match - England v Scotland - Prestwick, 1903, in original calendar matting printed by Banks & Co., Edinburgh, and promoting the insurance company's Dundee Office, 45 by 56cm., a few foxing marks to the print but generally in good condition overall; sold with the original key to the picture, paper damaged (2)

After Thomas Mitchell Peirce (American, 1865-1929) LADY GOLFER signed in th

Lot #354 (Sale Order 351 of 657)

After Thomas Mitchell Peirce (American, 1865-1929) LADY GOLFER signed in the plate, poster for The Ladies Home Journal for November 1901, backed onto linen, the sheet 39.5 by 26cm.; sold together with a Doxa Watches 1931 calendar print featuring golfers; and a print of a lady golfer, signed G. Camps in the plate (3)

An album of 53 period American b&w golf photographs, subjects including Bob

Lot #355 (Sale Order 352 of 657)

An album of 53 period American b&w golf photographs, subjects including Bobby Jones, Walter Hagen, Bobby Cruickshank, Gene Sarazen, Johnny Farrell, Gene Tunney etc., also good coverage of lady golfers

Pages from a Scottish family photograph album including golf subjects in th

Lot #356 (Sale Order 353 of 657)

Pages from a Scottish family photograph album including golf subjects in the 1920s/1930s, Amateur Championship for 1927 at Hoylake, 1928 at Prestwick (Philip Perkins receiving the trophy and medal) and 1932 at Muirfield; other subjects include Jim Inglis Playing Himself In as Captain of the Royal & Ancient, a page with team groups form the Seniors Golfers Triangular Tournament Great Britain, USA & Canada, Ladies Golf Championship at Troon, and dramatic photographs of extensive flooding at the course at Prestwick, also some curling content at the Royal Caledonian and at Auchenfail

A highly unusual set of four colour positive photographic glass plates with

Lot #357 (Sale Order 354 of 657)

A highly unusual set of four colour positive photographic glass plates with views of Turnberry Golf Course, each 10 by 12in., highly translucent and probably intended originally to be backlit for display purposes

Bill Waugh (contemporary) GARY PLAYER CONQUERS MUIRFIELD limited edition pr

Lot #358 (Sale Order 355 of 657)

Bill Waugh (contemporary) GARY PLAYER CONQUERS MUIRFIELD limited edition print signed by Bill Waugh & Gary Player, numbered 2/10, sheet size 60 by 76cm., unframed; sold with a COA and original sales literature (3)

A group of four Graeme Baxter limited edition golf prints, all signed by th

Lot #359 (Sale Order 356 of 657)

A group of four Graeme Baxter limited edition golf prints, all signed by the artist, comprising: i) St Andrews, view from the Old Course Hotel, 555/850 ii) 1993 Ryder Cup, The Belfry, 315/850 iii) Cypress Point, 381/850 iv) Pebble Beach, 354/850 uniformly mounted, framed & glazed, 73 by 84cm.

A Table Tennis set circa 1910, in wooden box with a pair of strung racquets

Lot #360 (Sale Order 357 of 657)

A Table Tennis set circa 1910, in wooden box with a pair of strung racquets

A boxed ''Cavendish'' table tennis set circa 1905, with four vellum paddles

Lot #361 (Sale Order 358 of 657)

A boxed ''Cavendish'' table tennis set circa 1905, with four vellum paddles and an instruction booklet

Four boxed table tennis sets, i) TABLE TENNIS, THE GREAT SOCIETY GAME, by C

Lot #362 (Sale Order 359 of 657)

Four boxed table tennis sets, i) TABLE TENNIS, THE GREAT SOCIETY GAME, by Chad Valley, two 40cm. printed rules, battledores, table clamping posts, net and three old balls ii) TABLE TENNIS, British manufacture, in wooden box, printed rules, two plain bats, table clamping posts, net and one old ball iii) TABLE TENNIS, printed rules, two plain bats, table clamping brass posts, net and four old balls iv) MERIT, TABLE TENNIS, a later set by J & L Randall Ltd., pictorial lid, four rubberised bats, metal table clamping posts, net and none balls

F.H. Ayres of London Lawn Tennis Measure, sold together with tennis-themed

Lot #363 (Sale Order 360 of 657)

F.H. Ayres of London Lawn Tennis Measure, sold together with tennis-themed 'book' paperweight, and paper box (3)

Three Wilson tennis balls in unopened original packaging circa 1945, very r

Lot #364 (Sale Order 361 of 657)

Three Wilson tennis balls in unopened original packaging circa 1945, very rare to find in this unused and packaged state

Four metal cans of Pennsylvania X-76 tennis balls in original cardboard box

Lot #365 (Sale Order 362 of 657)

Four metal cans of Pennsylvania X-76 tennis balls in original cardboard box forming a dozen set, sealed metal, can opener still present

Four metal cans of Wilson Championship Extra Duty tennis balls in original

Lot #366 (Sale Order 363 of 657)

Four metal cans of Wilson Championship Extra Duty tennis balls in original cardboard box forming a dozen set, metal unopened

Four cans of lawn tennis balls, comprising: four Grays of Cambridge light b

Lot #367 (Sale Order 364 of 657)

Four cans of lawn tennis balls, comprising: four Grays of Cambridge light blue Lawn Tennis Balls circa 1935; three Wilson ''New 1946 Stock'' Championship tennis balls; three Dunlop ''Vinny Richards'' endorsed Championship tennis balls circa 1935; and four Dunlop Fort tennis balls

A grand chistera for the game of Pelote Basque, or jai-alai, constructed in

Lot #368 (Sale Order 365 of 657)

A grand chistera for the game of Pelote Basque, or jai-alai, constructed in chestnut with plaited osier twigs, leather glove, showing signs of wear

Red painted T.H. Prosser real tennis racquet, stamped Holloway Road, London

Lot #369 (Sale Order 366 of 657)

Red painted T.H. Prosser real tennis racquet, stamped Holloway Road, London, address

Two Grays of Cambridge real tennis racquets, one stamped STRUNG BY L.W.R. K

Lot #370 (Sale Order 367 of 657)

Two Grays of Cambridge real tennis racquets, one stamped STRUNG BY L.W.R. KEEBLE, HAMPTON COURT

A fine English flat-topped racquet circa 1885, maker unknown, original stri

Lot #371 (Sale Order 368 of 657)

A fine English flat-topped racquet circa 1885, maker unknown, original stringing; together with an American flat-topped 'Young America' racquet circa 1890 by Bailey's of Boston, Mass. (2)

Flat top racquet by Frederick Rowe of Woolwich circa 1885, with original st

Lot #372 (Sale Order 369 of 657)

Flat top racquet by Frederick Rowe of Woolwich circa 1885, with original stringing; together with an 'Eclipse' flat-topped racquet circa 1890 with fishtail handle (2)

The Oxford & Cambridge lawn tennis racquet originally from a F.H. Ayres Law

Lot #373 (Sale Order 370 of 657)

The Oxford & Cambridge lawn tennis racquet originally from a F.H. Ayres Lawn Tennis Set circa 1890, with a slightly flat head and heavy gauge original stringing, a few broken; sold together with another racquet retailed by Lillywhite Frowde & Co., London, with rounded grip, complete heavy gauge strings and remnants of the original leather guard to the head frame (2)

Hazell's Streamline Blue Star racquet circa 1937, with innovate three branc

Lot #374 (Sale Order 371 of 657)

Hazell's Streamline Blue Star racquet circa 1937, with innovate three branch design, original stringing, fine condition

A group of nine tennis racquets featuring portraits and 'autographs' of Gra

Lot #375 (Sale Order 372 of 657)

A group of nine tennis racquets featuring portraits and 'autographs' of Grand Slam tennis champions, comprising: four Wilson racquets, featuring Billie Jean King, Tony Trabert, Don Budge & Maureen Connoly; a Chelmold Margaret Court; a McGregor Frank Parker; and a Dunlop Lew Hoad

Wilson 'Don Budge' portrait 'Ghost' racquet, sold together with a Wright &

Lot #376 (Sale Order 373 of 657)

Wilson 'Don Budge' portrait 'Ghost' racquet, sold together with a Wright & Ditson 'Big Bill Tilden' racquet with open throat circa 1930; and a Wilson T2000 racquet, a model made famous by Jimmy Connors in the 1970s (3)

Three lawn tennis racquets, Wilson Dictator with unusual rectangular sectio

Lot #377 (Sale Order 374 of 657)

Three lawn tennis racquets, Wilson Dictator with unusual rectangular section shaft transitioning into an octagonal section handle; sold together with two French Roland Garros racquets by A Joutier

A giant oversize 1980s Donnay advertising display tennis racquet, 137cm.; s

Lot #378 (Sale Order 375 of 657)

A giant oversize 1980s Donnay advertising display tennis racquet, 137cm.; sold together with a Borg & McEnroe double-signed small colour photograph; Matthew Cronin's book ''Epic''; and an original 1976 artwork of Borg by an unknown artist, framed (4)

Bjorn Borg Donnay tennis racquet match used at the 1978 Stockholm Open when

Lot #379 (Sale Order 376 of 657)

Bjorn Borg Donnay tennis racquet match used at the 1978 Stockholm Open when he played John McEnroe for the very first time and lost to the American in the semi-final, de-strung and mounted in a frame, 83 by 36cm.; sold with a letter of authenticity explaining how a fortunate spectator caught the racquet after Borg, in a rare moment of anger, threw it into the crowd having been defeated by a younger player for the first time in his career; also included is an auction catalogue relating to a previous sale of the object (3)

Signed Steffi Graf racquet used in the 1999 French Open semi-final match v

Lot #380 (Sale Order 377 of 657)

Signed Steffi Graf racquet used in the 1999 French Open semi-final match v Monica Seles at Roland-Garros, a Wilson ProStaff 7.1 Flat Beam graphite racquet, stringing paper label with hand written details, the grip signed and inscribed STEFFI GRAF, HALBFINALE, SELES, PARIS, 4.6.99; sold with a Steffi Graf signed letter of authenticity addressed to the current vendor, dated 30th October 1999, confirming that this racquet was used in the French Open semi-final victory over Monica Selles and thanking the addressee for supporting her ''Children For Tomorrow'' charity (2) Steffi Graf's victory in the 1999 French Open was to prove to be the last of her 22 Grand Slam Singles championship titles. This racquet was used in the semi-final versus her great rival Monica Selles. Graf came from a set down to win 6-7, 6-3, 6-4 in what tuned out to be their last head-to-head on the circuit. The German had the best of the encounters with a 10-5 winning record against the Yugoslav. In the Final at Roland-Garros, Graff again came from a set down to beat Martina Hingis 4-6, 7-5, 6-2.

Roger Federer signed tennis racquet, signed in black marker pen to the whit

Lot #381 (Sale Order 378 of 657)

Roger Federer signed tennis racquet, signed in black marker pen to the white handle, a predominately white Wilson Prostaff 100L racquet, unused condition with manufacturer's player endorsed label across stringing

Andy Murray signed tennis racquet, signed to the white handle in silver mar

Lot #382 (Sale Order 379 of 657)

Andy Murray signed tennis racquet, signed to the white handle in silver marker pen, a black & orange Head Radical Lite graphene racquet in unused condition with original manufacturer's labelling

Andy Murray signed tennis shirt, black & red trimmed Adidas, signed in silv

Lot #383 (Sale Order 380 of 657)

Andy Murray signed tennis shirt, black & red trimmed Adidas, signed in silver marker pen

Framed display autographed by the 1978 men's & women's Wimbledon champions

Lot #384 (Sale Order 381 of 657)

Framed display autographed by the 1978 men's & women's Wimbledon champions Bjorn Borg and Martina Navratilova, double-signed on a Champions Dinner Menu, mounted together with a pair of 12 by 8in. b&w action photographs, a 1978 Wimbledon programme and printed legends, framed & glazed, 62 by 81cm. 1978 was the third of Borg's five successive Championship titles, and was the first of Navratilova's eventual 9 Wimbledon single's titles. The menu has the full signature of Navratilova, in later years she began signing just 'Martina'.

Wimbledon tennis champions autographed display, featuring at fully-signed p

Lot #385 (Sale Order 382 of 657)

Wimbledon tennis champions autographed display, featuring at fully-signed photograph of Roger Federer, Pete Sampras, Bjorn Borg & Rod Laver, surrounded by unsigned photographs of the four men's singles champions holding the Wimbledon trophy aloft, mounted, framed & glazed, 84 by 50cm.; sold with a COA issued by Authentic Tennis Memorabilia (2)

Fred Perry and Ellsworth Vines autographed display, the mount containing th

Lot #386 (Sale Order 383 of 657)

Fred Perry and Ellsworth Vines autographed display, the mount containing the autographs of the two 1930s Wimbledon champion tennis players on a page removed from an album, together with two period b&w period photographs, two original Wimbledon programmes for 1932 and 1935, and copies of the draw sheets, 64 by 77cm.

Interesting & varied tennis collection including autographed pieces, signed

Lot #387 (Sale Order 384 of 657)

Interesting & varied tennis collection including autographed pieces, signed pieces comprising: i) a 2010 US Open poster double-signed by the winner Rafael Nadal and by Roger Federer, laid down on foam board ii) framed Agassi signed tennis ball mounted with a photo iii) mounted 1949 magazine cover signed by Pancho Gonzales iv) Seoul 1988 Olympics first day cover signed by Becker, mounted with a 1985 Wimbledon programme v) framed Connors signed photograph unsigned items comprising: vi & vii) pair of mounted 1932 Paris Match magazine covers featuring Lacoste & Cochet viii) mounted FFT Davis Cup poster ix) framed Luke Morris drawing of Jimmy Connors x) framed 1925 photograph of a Lacoste v Borotra match

Collection of tennis postcards & photographs with a good number bearing aut

Lot #388 (Sale Order 385 of 657)

Collection of tennis postcards & photographs with a good number bearing autographs, also some autograph album pages, predominately Wimbledon subjects, autographs including Austin, Patty, Schroeder, Falkenburg, Hart, Fry, Budge, Mortimer, Betz, Laver, Graff and others (a qty.)

A rare example of the signature of the inventor of lawn tennis Major Walter

Lot #389 (Sale Order 386 of 657)

A rare example of the signature of the inventor of lawn tennis Major Walter Clopton Wingfield, in the form of a signed Bank of England Western Branch cheque dated 15th March 1899, payable to the a/c of Messrs Paget & Edward at the London & Westminster Bank, for the sum of fifteen hundred and fifty four pounds fifteen shillings and six pence Major Walter Clopton Wingfield (1833-1912) was the inventor of lawn tennis in 1874 which he also called Sphairistik after the Greek for ''ball games''. He obtained a patent and published the first book of the game ''The Major's Game of Lawn Tennis'' in February 1874. His honours include the Royal Body Guard and Captain, First Dragoon Guards. He was inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame in 1997.

A writing album pasted with autographs of tennis players collected during e

Lot #390 (Sale Order 387 of 657)

A writing album pasted with autographs of tennis players collected during exhibition matches played at St Annes-on-Sea Lawn Tennis Club in the 1930s, including Fred Perry, Dorothy Round, Kay Stammers, Freda James, G P Hughes, H W Austin (more than once) and his actress wife Phyllis Konstan, Elsie Pitman, R J Ritchie, Nigel Sharpe, Peggie Scriven and others, also some non-tennis autographs notably the actress/singer Gracie Fields and the band leader Harry Roy This book belonged to Elizabeth Byers. The lot includes photostats with further family information and also of tournament programmes from the period.

A group of ten ladies brooches modelled as tennis racquets, decorative mode

Lot #391 (Sale Order 388 of 657)

A group of ten ladies brooches modelled as tennis racquets, decorative modern costume jewellery

Victorian ladies tennis-themed evening bag, the black sequin bag mounted wi

Lot #392 (Sale Order 389 of 657)

Victorian ladies tennis-themed evening bag, the black sequin bag mounted with an unhallmarked clasp fitting decorated with crossed tennis racquets; together with a belt clasp similarly decorated; and a half-dozen set of gilt-metal buttons also with crossed racquets (8)

Modern tennis-themed ladies jewellery, including three hallmarked silver it

Lot #393 (Sale Order 390 of 657)

Modern tennis-themed ladies jewellery, including three hallmarked silver items, a necklace, a bangle and a ring; plus unhallmarked charm bracelet and brooch; the lot also including a silver plated paper clip with a teddy bear holding a racquet (6)

Two cased prize medals for continental tennis tournaments, the first in gil

Lot #394 (Sale Order 391 of 657)

Two cased prize medals for continental tennis tournaments, the first in gilt-bronze by Henri Dubois, obverse inscribed PRIX DE LA CIE, DUCHEMIN DE FER DU NORD, 1908, reverse CONCOURS DE TENNIS A BOULOGNE-SUR-MER, MINA M. FERGUS, 29th AUGUST 1908; the other a Danish .925 silver medal by K. Schroeder, Lindahl S.C., dated 1921, the reverse with a men's doubles runners-up inscription

Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Championships 1877-1926 Jubilee Medal, as issued by t

Lot #395 (Sale Order 392 of 657)

Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Championships 1877-1926 Jubilee Medal, as issued by the All England Club to surviving competitors, this exampled named to the reverse to the women's doubles player MRS B.E. VAN PRAAGH who partnered Britain's Mrs Bruce-May at the 1923 Championships; complete with original box, damaged; and compliments slip from the Club; sold together with two bronze Wimbledon umpire medals dated 1938 & 1939 and named to H.R.M. HUGHES & E.G. HUGHES respectively, both in original case of issue (3)

Wimbledon 1957 Lawn Tennis Championships bronze semi-finalists medal for th

Lot #396 (Sale Order 393 of 657)

Wimbledon 1957 Lawn Tennis Championships bronze semi-finalists medal for the men's doubles, inscribed DOUBLES, N. PIETRANGELI, O. SIROLA, SEMI-FINALISTS, 1957

Memorabilia relating to the British tennis player Betty Batt, comprising: a

Lot #397 (Sale Order 394 of 657)

Memorabilia relating to the British tennis player Betty Batt, comprising: a period 9 1/2 by 7 1/2in. photograph of Betty Batt by the Bassano Studio signed in ink ''Betty'' and dated 1937, matted, framed & glazed, 40.5 by 32cm. overall; a group of five hallmarked silver spoons dated between 1935 and 1938 and awarded as either winner's or runners-up presentations for the Middlesex Inter-County Grass Court Championships; the lot also including two All England LTC Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Championships Umpire's medals awarded to a family member H.W. Batt in 1933 & 1935, both in original case of issue (8) Elizabeth Batt (1916-2003) was a British Wightman Cup player and a regular doubles player at Wimbledon between 1933 and 1948. The lot includes some printed career statistics for Betty Batt and some reproduction photographs of further Bassano studio shots.

Decorative tennis-themed chinaware, Royal Doulton Figurine (lacking racquet

Lot #398 (Sale Order 395 of 657)

Decorative tennis-themed chinaware, Royal Doulton Figurine (lacking racquet), pair of Coalport figurines, continental bisque figure and another china tennis player; Minton box & cover, Royal Doulton trio, Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum plate and a 1991 Federation Cup at Nottingham commemorative pottery dish; the lot also including a pair of paperweights (13)

Rare German Delft-style blue & white porcelain beer stein 1890 depicting a

Lot #399 (Sale Order 396 of 657)

Rare German Delft-style blue & white porcelain beer stein 1890 depicting a game of tennis, with pewter lid, height 20cm., 8in.

Tennis collectibles, comprising a 1930 lustre finish china bonboniere featu

Lot #400 (Sale Order 397 of 657)

Tennis collectibles, comprising a 1930 lustre finish china bonboniere featuring a lady tennis player, height 12.5m.; a 1930s stylized letter holder with a wooden slotted base and a flat metal stand designed as a tennis player, height 12cm.; and two small tennis-themed children's skill games (4)

A rare pair of 1930s celluloid figurines of tennis players, early example o

Lot #401 (Sale Order 398 of 657)

A rare pair of 1930s celluloid figurines of tennis players, early example of an artistic working in plastics, depicting a gentleman and lady player, height 16cm.

Silver-mounted glass claret jug with tennis decoration, fully hallmarked Wh

Lot #402 (Sale Order 399 of 657)

Silver-mounted glass claret jug with tennis decoration, fully hallmarked Whitehill, Sheffield, 2004, the glass etched with a scene of an Edwardian lady tennis player, height 30cm.

Art Deco black glass carafe & stopper with silver overlay gentleman tennis

Lot #403 (Sale Order 400 of 657)

Art Deco black glass carafe & stopper with silver overlay gentleman tennis player, height 17cm.

French Art Deco glass vase circa 1930 with acid etched engraving of the ten

Lot #404 (Sale Order 401 of 657)

French Art Deco glass vase circa 1930 with acid etched engraving of the tennis player Henri Cochet, playing an overhead shot, height 18cm.

Rare 1920s Swiss Huguenin Freres gilt-bronze folding desk watch, one side o

Lot #405 (Sale Order 402 of 657)

Rare 1920s Swiss Huguenin Freres gilt-bronze folding desk watch, one side of the case cast with a men's singles tennis match, umpire and spectators, the other with laurel leaves surrounding the watch face, maker's signature, stamped 073 on the inside of the case, the inside of the watch cover stamped BRONZE VERITABLE signed and 509073, 35 by 50 by 8mm.; sold together with a 1920s silvered bronze plaquette decorated with an identical scene, stamped BRONZE on the edge, 55 by 80 by 3mm. (2)

1909 Tennis tournament trophy won in Choustnik (southern Bohemia), modern d

Lot #406 (Sale Order 403 of 657)

1909 Tennis tournament trophy won in Choustnik (southern Bohemia), modern day Czech Republic in the form of a hallmarked .900 silver cigarette case, presentation inscription TENNIS TOURNAMENT, CHOUSTNIK, 20 SEPTEMBER 1909, WON BY LT. H. TROCKMORTON, 9 by 8.5cm.

Pair of Edwardian silver menu holders with a design of cherubs playing tenn

Lot #407 (Sale Order 404 of 657)

Pair of Edwardian silver menu holders with a design of cherubs playing tennis, hallmarked Birmingham, 1909, 6.5 by 6.5cm.

Sampson Mordan silver propelling pencil designed as a tilt-head tennis racq

Lot #408 (Sale Order 405 of 657)

Sampson Mordan silver propelling pencil designed as a tilt-head tennis racquet with registered design date for 1878, 8cm.

Victorian silver tennis racquet cigar cutter, hallmarked Birmingham 1892, 5

Lot #409 (Sale Order 406 of 657)

Victorian silver tennis racquet cigar cutter, hallmarked Birmingham 1892, 5cm.

A silver plated tennis theme novelty toast rack circa 1900, designed with

Lot #410 (Sale Order 407 of 657)

A silver plated tennis theme novelty toast rack circa 1900, designed with 14 crossed lawn tennis rackets on ball feet, length 16cm.

A set of six silver & enamel tennis spoons, four larger than is usual, for

Lot #411 (Sale Order 408 of 657)

A set of six silver & enamel tennis spoons, four larger than is usual, for Sutton Grove Lawn Tennis Club, hallmarked Birmingham 1926; sold together with a Victorian silver plaquette with tennis scene; a USLTA Centennial proof silver medal 1874-1974; and three items of tennis-themed jewellery, being two tie pins and a brooch (11)

Fine quality desk sculpture featuring a mixed doubles tennis match Suzanne

Lot #412 (Sale Order 409 of 657)

Fine quality desk sculpture featuring a mixed doubles tennis match Suzanne Lenglen & Jean Borotra v Helen Wills & Frank Hunter circa 1928 marble tennis court with four bronze figures modelled on leading players of the day either side of a net, 45 by 15 by 15cm. Sculpture depicting actual players is extremely uncommon, adding greatly to the importance of this piece.

French Art Deco marble & onyx clock circa 1925 featuring a ladies singles t

Lot #413 (Sale Order 410 of 657)

French Art Deco marble & onyx clock circa 1925 featuring a ladies singles tennis match between Helen Wills and Suzanne Lenglen, the figures in white metal, clock by DEP,14 by 22 by 5cm.

Pair of fine quality bronzes of tennis players circa 1920, signed Mesdag, b

Lot #414 (Sale Order 411 of 657)

Pair of fine quality bronzes of tennis players circa 1920, signed Mesdag, both depicting a gentleman tennis player in action poses, on a circular marble base, the more upright figure 26cm. high, the other 19cm. high

Sylvain Kinsburger (French, 1885-1935) LADY TENNIS PLAYER signed, gilded br

Lot #415 (Sale Order 412 of 657)

Sylvain Kinsburger (French, 1885-1935) LADY TENNIS PLAYER signed, gilded bronze chryselephantine (ivory) figure circa 1910, originally one of pair the other a gentleman player, height 20cm.

A pair of gilt-bronze figures of tennis players circa 1900, signed H. Risch

Lot #416 (Sale Order 413 of 657)

A pair of gilt-bronze figures of tennis players circa 1900, signed H. Risch, both on a white marble base, the man's racquet is bent, height 18cm.

Jose Dunach (Spanish, 1886-1957) LADY TENNIS PLAYER signed, gilt-bronze on

Lot #417 (Sale Order 414 of 657)

Jose Dunach (Spanish, 1886-1957) LADY TENNIS PLAYER signed, gilt-bronze on a black marble plinth, height 19cm.

A collection of 64 b&w period tennis photographs, the earlier examples with

Lot #418 (Sale Order 415 of 657)

A collection of 64 b&w period tennis photographs, the earlier examples with good coverage of Suzanne Lenglen, also David & Wightman Cup, the later examples are mostly Wimbledon subjects

Collection of 20 period b&w press tennis photographs, subjects including Fr

Lot #419 (Sale Order 416 of 657)

Collection of 20 period b&w press tennis photographs, subjects including Fred Perry, May Sutton, Don Budge, Gottfried von Cramm, the draw at Wimbledon etc.

Collection of 17 period b&w press tennis photographs, including Suzanne Len

Lot #420 (Sale Order 417 of 657)

Collection of 17 period b&w press tennis photographs, including Suzanne Lenglen and match action images from Wimbledon and Roland-Garros; the lot also including an artist-drawn cartoon featuring Fred Perry (18)

Collection of 16 period b&w press tennis photographs, including Queens Club

Lot #421 (Sale Order 418 of 657)

Collection of 16 period b&w press tennis photographs, including Queens Club, Wimbledon, Davis Cup, tennis fashion and players including Lenglen, Perry, Crawford etc.

Six period b&w press tennis photographs, subjects including Davis Cup, Roeh

Lot #422 (Sale Order 419 of 657)

Six period b&w press tennis photographs, subjects including Davis Cup, Roehampton, Fred Perry etc.

A collection of 32 photographs featuring ladies tennis fashion over the yea

Lot #423 (Sale Order 420 of 657)

A collection of 32 photographs featuring ladies tennis fashion over the years, mostly original b&w prints, images from the late 19th century to 1970s, various sizes

Sue Barker ''Smart Ass'' photograph, 6 by 8in. b&w, famous Syndication Inte

Lot #424 (Sale Order 421 of 657)

Sue Barker ''Smart Ass'' photograph, 6 by 8in. b&w, famous Syndication International press photograph from the Wightman Cup, Florida, 6th November 1979 The caption to the reverse reads: Brief Message! Life at the top can be tough for tennis star Sue Barker. But at the bottom of it all, she's still a fun-loving girl. As experts on baseline tactics will notice, the British blonde has even given herself a jokey nickname. Well, more of a knickername really. Emblazoned across the back of her panties are the words Smart Ass. Sue, 23, revealed the inscription after losing to America's Chris Lloyd in the Wightman Cup, in Florida, 6th November 1979.

An original 1980 ''Tennis Girl'' poster, the iconic photograph by Martin El

Lot #425 (Sale Order 422 of 657)

An original 1980 ''Tennis Girl'' poster, the iconic photograph by Martin Elliot of his then 18-year-old girlfriend Fiona Butler in 1976, sales of the poster worldwide through Athena exceeded 2 million copies, this particular version printed with a calendar for 1980, 88 by 60cm., the lot containing various literature with further information; sold together with two later reprints of ''Tennis Girl'' and a 1998 Wimbledon Champions poster featuring Jana Novotna, all posters tube rolled

A group of 10 Original Roland Garros tennis posters, first commissioned by

Lot #426 (Sale Order 423 of 657)

A group of 10 Original Roland Garros tennis posters, first commissioned by the FFT in 1980 the run is from the first of the series to 1990 but excludes the rare 1981 issue which is offered as the following lot in this auction, mounted ready for framing, 58 by 75cm., except 1987 & 1989 which have been framed, the lot includes a folder of printed information on each Roland Garros poster offered in the lot (2)

The rare 1981 Roland Garros tennis poster featuring and signed by Bjorn Bor

Lot #427 (Sale Order 424 of 657)

The rare 1981 Roland Garros tennis poster featuring and signed by Bjorn Borg, by the artist Eduardo Arroyo, the portrait drawn from behind but nevertheless instantly recognisable as the Swedish champion, mounted ready for framing, 89 by 68cm.; sold with a printed information sheet on this poster (2)

Joseph Stall (1874-1933) SAUVION'S BRANDY poster circa 1925 featuring a mim

Lot #428 (Sale Order 425 of 657)

Joseph Stall (1874-1933) SAUVION'S BRANDY poster circa 1925 featuring a mime artist/clown character holding a tennis racquet whilst a green parrot flies off with a bottle of brandy, colour lithograph signed in the plate, framed & glazed, overall 86 by 63cm.

Raymond Jacques Templier (1891-1968) TENNIS PLAYER French, dated 1957, gene

Lot #429 (Sale Order 426 of 657)

Raymond Jacques Templier (1891-1968) TENNIS PLAYER French, dated 1957, generic design of a tennis poster onto which lettering could be added to promote a forthcoming tournament, backed onto linen, the image 59 by 39c,., tube rolled

French advertisement poster for ''Martin-Legeay'' tennis racquets, the artw

Lot #430 (Sale Order 427 of 657)

French advertisement poster for ''Martin-Legeay'' tennis racquets, the artwork signed Thal in the plate, 60 by 38cm., backed onto linen, tube rolled

1937 London Transport poster featuring Davis Cup Lawn Tennis and other fort

Lot #431 (Sale Order 428 of 657)

1937 London Transport poster featuring Davis Cup Lawn Tennis and other forthcoming sporting fixtures, signed in the plate by artist Lynton Lamb, ''The Week in London July 26-31'' includes ''Lawn Tennis Davis Cup Challenge Round, All England Lawn Tennis Ground, Mon at 3, Tues at 2.30, Station - Southfields, thence by special bus, or by bus'', other sports events promoted include horse racing at Alexandra Palace, and county cricket at The Oval, together with various cultural events,100 by 62cm., stains to left margin, backed onto linen. tube rolled The final of the Davis Cup between Great Britain and holders USA were held at Wimbledon, Saturday 24th. Monday 26th & Tuesday 27th July 1937. USA beat GB 4-1. The artist Lynton Lamb designed the binding for the 1953 Coronation Bible.

Etching of Prince James Duke of York [later King James II of England] as a

Lot #432 (Sale Order 429 of 657)

Etching of Prince James Duke of York [later King James II of England] as a boy playing tennis with spectators beyond, titled THE HIGH BORNE PRINCE JAMES DUKE OF YORKE, BORNE OCTOBER THE 13th 1633, mounted, framed & glazed, overall 31 by 25.5cm.

After Adriaen van de Venne (1589-1662) AMOR, UT PILA, VICES EXIGIT [LOVE, L

Lot #433 (Sale Order 430 of 657)

After Adriaen van de Venne (1589-1662) AMOR, UT PILA, VICES EXIGIT [LOVE, LIKE A BALL, DEMANDS RECIPROCATION] etching, originally published on page 32 of Jacob Cats' ''Spiegel vanden Ouden ende Nieuwe Tijd'', first edition published in The Hague: 1632, which is illustrated with proverbs by Adriaen van de Venne, the work depicts a man and woman playing battledore and shuttlecock in a garden, 13cm. square, mounted, framed & glazed, overall 46 by 40cm.

An engraved plate titled 'Paulmerie', extracted from Denis Diderot and Jean

Lot #434 (Sale Order 431 of 657)

An engraved plate titled 'Paulmerie', extracted from Denis Diderot and Jean Le Rond d'Alembert's Encyclopedie ou Dictionnaire raisonne des sciences, des arts et des metiers, circa 1767, large paper folio version, this plate sub-titled JEU DEPAULME ET CONSTRUCTION DE LA RAQUETTE, mounted, framed & glazed, overall 47 by 34cm.; sold together with a small hand-coloured print ''Tennis Court'', plate No.2151 from Commenius's Orbis Sensualim Pictus, mounted, framed & glazed, overall 21.5 by 23cm. (2)

After Thomas Rowlandson (1756-1827) and Augustus Pugin (1762-1832) RACKETS

Lot #435 (Sale Order 432 of 657)

After Thomas Rowlandson (1756-1827) and Augustus Pugin (1762-1832) RACKETS BEING PLAYED AT FLEET AND AT KING'S BENCH DEBTORS PRISONS (A PAIR) hand-coloured aquatints engraved by James Stadler, published by R.Ackermann, London, for Rowlandson's Microcosm of London series circa 1808, uniformly mounted, framed & glazed, overall 43.5 by 47cm. (2)

Robert Cruickshank (1789-1856) RACKETS BEING PLAYED AT FLEET AND AT KING'S

Lot #436 (Sale Order 433 of 657)

Robert Cruickshank (1789-1856) RACKETS BEING PLAYED AT FLEET AND AT KING'S BENCH DEBTORS PRISONS (A PAIR) 'Kings Bench Tom and Bob taking a peep at Real Characters' and 'Fleet Prison Logic Visiting', two small coloured aquatints uniformly mounted, framed & glazed, overall 26 by 32cm.; sold together with a large coloured aquantint after Rowlandson & Pugin, rackets being played at Fleet, mounted, framed & glazed, overall 40 by 45cm. (3)

A group of 24 vintage images of tennis, mostly b&w plates and pictures remo

Lot #437 (Sale Order 434 of 657)

A group of 24 vintage images of tennis, mostly b&w plates and pictures removed from magazines etc., often tennis-themed advertising, one item a ''Belle Jardiniere'' men's tennis apparel advert is tube rolled

A collection of 15 framed decorative tennis prints, including advertisement

Lot #438 (Sale Order 435 of 657)

A collection of 15 framed decorative tennis prints, including advertisements, magazine & fashion plates and some reissues of older works, various dates & sizes; the lot also including 3 similar matted but unframed tennis items (18)

Jean-Emile Laboureur (French, 1877-1943) APRES LA PARTIE signed, etching, p

Lot #439 (Sale Order 436 of 657)

Jean-Emile Laboureur (French, 1877-1943) APRES LA PARTIE signed, etching, plate size 14 by 10cm., mounted, framed & glazed, 30 by 26cm.

French watercolour of a lady tennis player, indistinctly signed, dated 1919

Lot #440 (Sale Order 437 of 657)

French watercolour of a lady tennis player, indistinctly signed, dated 1919, 17 by 11cm., mounted framed & glazed, 54 by 44cm.

Georges Gaudion (French, 1885-1942) LE LAWN-TENNIS signed, watercolour & go

Lot #441 (Sale Order 438 of 657)

Georges Gaudion (French, 1885-1942) LE LAWN-TENNIS signed, watercolour & gouache, 31.5 by 26cm., mounted with a title legend, framed & glazed, overall 52 by 41.5cm.

An original artwork for the 1952 Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Championships former

Lot #442 (Sale Order 439 of 657)

An original artwork for the 1952 Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Championships formerly in the collection of Michael Searle, collage, white, green and yellow paint over green wash, signed ''S'' lower left, 21 by 30cm. This was clearly a preliminary design as the dates of the 1952 Championships are incorrectly stated. The final day of competition was the 4th and not 5th July.

Gordon King (contemporary) WIMBLEDON: MEN'S DOUBLES MATCH ON AN OUTSIDE COU

Lot #443 (Sale Order 440 of 657)

Gordon King (contemporary) WIMBLEDON: MEN'S DOUBLES MATCH ON AN OUTSIDE COURT signed, watercolour, the image 30 by 60cm., Halcyon Gallery label pasted to backboard, mounted, framed & glazed, overall 56 by 86cm.

Tennis ephemera originally from the collection of Tom Todd (1911-1984) rela

Lot #444 (Sale Order 441 of 657)

Tennis ephemera originally from the collection of Tom Todd (1911-1984) relating to the foundation of the Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum and the publication of his book The Tennis Players, i) a proposal for a Lawn Tennis Museum and Library, October 1973 ii) facsimile of Major Wingfield's first book of lawn Tennis rules, March 1874 iii) typescript letter to Tom Todd from Michael Searle dated 14th November 1973 congratulating Todd on his Museum proposal iv) 1976 Christmas card from Searle v) signed copy of Searle's 1977 ''The First Wimbledon Champion'' vi) Todd's The Tennis Players from Pagan Rites to Strawberries and Cream, 1979, with d/j vii) printed letter from Todd, June 1979, in which he complains that the colours of the dust jacket intended to be 'strawberries and cream' have turned out 'blood and sand' viii) later print of croquet at the All England Tennis Ground, Wimbledon, reproduced in vii above

Five albums of tennis ephemera, containing philatelic interest, tickets, ph

Lot #445 (Sale Order 442 of 657)

Five albums of tennis ephemera, containing philatelic interest, tickets, photos including privately taken content, postcards, Wimbledon Champions' dinner menus and miscellaneous memorabilia

A bundle of letters, postcards, Christmas cards and mailing envelopes from

Lot #446 (Sale Order 443 of 657)

A bundle of letters, postcards, Christmas cards and mailing envelopes from the tennis players Louise Brough and Margaret du Pont to Miss Anna Inskip of Hove in the 1950s It is unknown if there is any specific connection between the players and their correspondent, other than the obvious fact that Louis Brough and Margaret DuPont were Miss Inskip's favourite two tennis players.

Tennis programmes, annuals, and other miscellaneous publications and epheme

Lot #447 (Sale Order 444 of 657)

Tennis programmes, annuals, and other miscellaneous publications and ephemera, the lot including some manuscript official orders of play/score sheets from tennis tournaments and a facsimile of the Borg v McEnroe Wimbledon final, a little autographed content as well

Four Wimbledon Lawn Tennis programmes, 30th June 1923, the middle Saturday;

Lot #448 (Sale Order 445 of 657)

Four Wimbledon Lawn Tennis programmes, 30th June 1923, the middle Saturday; together with a 1934 middle Saturday programme later signed by men's champion Fred Perry; a 1945 US Forces Tennis Championships programme at Wimbledon; and a Great Britain v USA Inter-Forces Tennis Tournament at Wimbledon in 1945; sold together with a fifth programme, at the Tally Ho ! LTC, Edgbaston, for the 1927 Great Britain v Sweden Davis Cup, the programme signed to the back cover in pencil by Kingsley, Higgs, Malmstrom & Garell (5)

Four rare editions of the magazine American Lawn Tennis, Squash, Racquets &

Lot #449 (Sale Order 446 of 657)

Four rare editions of the magazine American Lawn Tennis, Squash, Racquets & Court Tennis, from Vol.1, 1907, issues No. 9, 12, 13 & 14

A very scarce, important and early 20 page article on 'Lawn Tennis' written

Lot #450 (Sale Order 447 of 657)

A very scarce, important and early 20 page article on 'Lawn Tennis' written by 'John Latouche' the pen name of Oswald John Frederick Crawfurd (1834-1909) as published inside Volume V of New Quarterly Magazine, October to January 1876, this is a significant paper pre-dating the first Wimbledon Championships, and post-dating by one year the earliest known article 'Lusio Pilaris and Lawn Tennis' by George Cayley which was printed in the Edinburgh Review of 1875, Crawfurd's article refers to Cayley's ''...capital article', Captain Wingfield, Spahiristike, the history of handball games, lawn tennis styles, strokes and technique, and includes a copy of the 'Laws of Lawn Tennis - Revised by the M.C.C.' in May 1875, the volume is 492 pages, some splitting along the front spine and a missing piece to the top, otherwise, a good and clean copy Crawfurd was a diplomat, writer and critic who worked at the Foreign Office before being posted to Portugal as consul. Here he wrote many articles and books about the country. not illustrated

A volume containing two of the earliest known advertisements for lawn tenni

Lot #451 (Sale Order 448 of 657)

A volume containing two of the earliest known advertisements for lawn tennis equipment, being James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Annual for 1875, adverts for James Lillywhite, Cheltenham, and James Lillywhite Frowd & Co., London, both stores carrying a range of lawn tennis equipment, published in 1874, ownership signature dated 1st January 1875

Hand Book of Croquet, small pamphlet, printed anonymously, fragile conditio

Lot #452 (Sale Order 449 of 657)

Hand Book of Croquet, small pamphlet, printed anonymously, fragile condition Croquet's bibliographer David H. Drazin dates this publication to 1876.

American Lawn Tennis magazine 1908-1909, including squash, racquets and cou

Lot #453 (Sale Order 450 of 657)

American Lawn Tennis magazine 1908-1909, including squash, racquets and court tennis, eleven issues from volume II comprising No's. 1 to 6 inc., 8 to 11 inc., and 15, ex-bound volume

Five American lawn tennis guides, Spalding's 1912, Wright and Ditson's 1929

Lot #454 (Sale Order 451 of 657)

Five American lawn tennis guides, Spalding's 1912, Wright and Ditson's 1929 & USLTA for 1947, 1948 & 1950

McLoughlin (Maurice E.) Tennis As I Play It, hardback, no d/j, 347 pages, p

Lot #455 (Sale Order 452 of 657)

McLoughlin (Maurice E.) Tennis As I Play It, hardback, no d/j, 347 pages, published by George H. Doran Company, New York, 1915 This is one of the earliest examples of a tennis book written by a champion player. It was ghost-written by Sinclair Lewis and includes instructional chapters as well as reminiscences of tournaments and travels. not illustrated

A collection of 46 bound volumes of ''Tennis De France'' magazine, French l

Lot #456 (Sale Order 453 of 657)

A collection of 46 bound volumes of ''Tennis De France'' magazine, French language, from issue No.1 published in May 1953, and then an unbroken run until No.488 published in December 1993; the lot further including 13 loose magazines, issues 501-513 (January 1995 - June 1998) Tennis de France magazine was founded by the former French tennis player Philippe Chatrier in 1953. He was also sports and news editor for the daily newspaper Paris-Presse. Chatrier was later President of the French Tennis Federation, a post he held for 20 years between 1973 and 1993, and was also President of the International Tennis Federation for 14 years, 1977 to 1991. Following his death in 2000, the main tennis court at Roland-Garros was renamed Court Philippe Chatrier in his honour.

''Croisade Pour La Coupe Davis'', French language book of tennis caricature

Lot #457 (Sale Order 454 of 657)

''Croisade Pour La Coupe Davis'', French language book of tennis caricatures drawn by Robert Monteil, 1929; sold together with ''La Reine Des Courts'', French-language tennis story book by Herman Closson with illustrations by Anto-Carte (2)

Lenglen (Suzanne) & Morris (Margaret) Initiation Au Tennis, French Language

Lot #458 (Sale Order 455 of 657)

Lenglen (Suzanne) & Morris (Margaret) Initiation Au Tennis, French Language, published 1937; sold together with Lacoste (Jean Rene) Tennis, French language, published 1928; the lot also including a 1916 Spalding booklet by C LaRue: ''The 34 Common Tennis Errors and Their Remedies'' (3)

34 signed books mostly tennis, a little other sporting interest, many with

Lot #459 (Sale Order 456 of 657)

34 signed books mostly tennis, a little other sporting interest, many with dedications, signatures including Bunny Austin & Phyliss Konstam, Nastase, Drobny, D Lloyd, Sels, Mandlikova, Wade, Teddy Tinling, Max Robertson, Oliff, Truman, Mortimed, Frase, Betz and many others not illustrated

38 vintage tennis books, mostly instructional, Tilden, Nuthall, Lacoste, Le

Lot #460 (Sale Order 457 of 657)

38 vintage tennis books, mostly instructional, Tilden, Nuthall, Lacoste, Lenglen, Hierons, Burrow, Perry, Round, Wilding, etc. also Fifty Years of Wimbledon; the lot also including a small amount of vintage magazines and miscellaneous publications (a qty.) not illustrated

1696 book featuring the origins and rules of Real Tennis and other games, F

Lot #461 (Sale Order 458 of 657)

1696 book featuring the origins and rules of Real Tennis and other games, French language, titled Divertissemens Innocens contenant les Regles du Jeue des Echets [Chess], du Billiard [Billiards], De La Paume [Real Tennis], Du Palle-Mail [Pall-mall] et du Trictrac [Backgammon], Jeu de Paume in two parts i) ''Declaration de deux doutes'', which deals with the origin of tennis scoring, and ii) ''Ordonnances ...'' which contains the rules of tennis, published Adrian Moetjens, The Hague, calf, marbled end papers, spine adorned in git, etching frontispiece by Adrian Schoonbeck (1651-1705) showing chess, backgammon, billiards & jeu de paume players, The part devoted to the game of chess is the treatise of Gioachino Greco

Three 19th century volumes recording the history of tennis with rules of th

Lot #462 (Sale Order 459 of 657)

Three 19th century volumes recording the history of tennis with rules of the game, i) The London Journal No.2 for the week ending March 8 1845, p.20 Long or Open Tennis played in the open air, detailed description of the construction of the court and the tennis ball ii) Manly Games For Boys by Captn. Crawley and a preface by Rawdon Crawley, published 1870, tennis coverage form pages 189 to 195 with detailed descriptions of Long Tennis on a perfectly level field from p.190, ex libris J.W. Goldman, engraving of a game of cricket at the front, the celebrated collection of Goldman was sold by Hodgson Auctioneers 24th November 1966 iii) Bailey's Monthly Magazine of Sports and Pastimes, No.185 July 1875, p.138-140 New Games at Hurlingham, Laws of Lawn Tennis - revised by the MCC, the court and terms used in the game, this reference proving that lawn tennis was played at Hurlingham as early as it was the first recording at Wimbledon, the lot includes various photostats in this respect, one of which also mentions lawn tennis played at the Wimbledon Rifle Championships in July 1875

Badminton Library of Sports and Pastimes Tennis: Lawn Tennis, Rackets, Five

Lot #463 (Sale Order 460 of 657)

Badminton Library of Sports and Pastimes Tennis: Lawn Tennis, Rackets, Fives, large paper edition, 189/250, original deluxe half leather and gilt boards with replaced matching leather and gilt spine not illustrated

Badminton Library of Sports and Pastimes Tennis: Lawn Tennis, Rackets, Five

Lot #464 (Sale Order 461 of 657)

Badminton Library of Sports and Pastimes Tennis: Lawn Tennis, Rackets, Fives, two versions, the deluxe half leather and gilt boards; and the brown pictorial cloth popular edition; sold together with The Lonsdale Library: Rackets, Squash Rackets, Tennis Fives & Badminton (3) not illustrated

Noel (E.B) and Clark (J.O.M.) A History of Tennis, in 2 vols, dark blue clo

Lot #465 (Sale Order 462 of 657)

Noel (E.B) and Clark (J.O.M.) A History of Tennis, in 2 vols, dark blue cloth, spines faded, Oxford University Press, London, 1924, fold out chart towards the end of volume 2 in tact not illustrated

Whitman (Malcolm D.) Tennis Origins and Mysteries, limited edition of 450 c

Lot #466 (Sale Order 463 of 657)

Whitman (Malcolm D.) Tennis Origins and Mysteries, limited edition of 450 copies, with a bibliography of real and lawn tennis books by Robert W. Henderson, The Derrydale Press, New York, 1932 not illustrated

Etchebaster (Pierre) Pierre's Book The Game of Court Tennis, edited and int

Lot #467 (Sale Order 464 of 657)

Etchebaster (Pierre) Pierre's Book The Game of Court Tennis, edited and introduced by George Plimpton, 1st ed., Barre, Massachusetts, 1971 not illustrated

Luze (Albert de) A History of The Royal Game of Tennis, translated by Richa

Lot #468 (Sale Order 465 of 657)

Luze (Albert de) A History of The Royal Game of Tennis, translated by Richard Hamilton who has signed on the title page, published for the Tennis & Racket Association of London and the United States Court Tennis Association, 1979, royal blue mock morocco, lettered in gilt and red, with d.j. and slipcase (limited edition 381/500), 4to. not illustrated

Aberdare (Lord) The Willis Faber Book of Tennis & Rackets, two copies, one

Lot #469 (Sale Order 466 of 657)

Aberdare (Lord) The Willis Faber Book of Tennis & Rackets, two copies, one signed MORYS ABERDARE, both with d/j; sold together with the 1977 reprint of The Art of the Tennis-Racket-Maker by M de Garsault, in slip case; and six other volumes of real tennis interest not illustrated

The leather-bound limited edition of Lord Aberdare's J.T. Faber Book of Ten

Lot #470 (Sale Order 467 of 657)

The leather-bound limited edition of Lord Aberdare's J.T. Faber Book of Tennis & Rackets, signed by the author and numbered 74 of 150, gold blocking, marbled end papers and slip case, published 2001; sold together with a signed copy of Hon. James Bruce's 2009 appendix to the original title of ''Updated Tennis & Rackets Championship Records''; also included is a sales literature sheet (3) Not Illustrated

Very rare gold version of the 3rd National Greek Olympic Games 1875 prize m

Lot #471 (Sale Order 468 of 657)

Very rare gold version of the 3rd National Greek Olympic Games 1875 prize medal, stamped OR on edge, struck by Paris Mint, designed by Barre, one of approx. 10 struck for presentation to the Greek King & Royal Family and senior dignitaries, obverse with head of King George I, reverse with six line Greek legend The competitor's versions of this medal were in goldplated silver and silver. The participant's was in bronze. These Games are also known as the Zappas Olympics, as they were sponsored by the Greek businessman Evangelis Zappas. The first and second Games were held in 1859 and 1870. As such these Games were amongst the first revivals of the ancient Olympic Games, the other notable example being the Games organised by William Penny Brookes from 1850.

Athens 1896 Olympic Games participant's medal, designed by N Lytras, struck

Lot #472 (Sale Order 469 of 657)

Athens 1896 Olympic Games participant's medal, designed by N Lytras, struck by Honto-Poulus, bronze, the obverse with seated Nike holding a laurel wreath over the phoenix rising from the flames, the Acropolis beyond, the reverse with a Greek legend within a wreath

Athens 1896 Olympic Games: The First Official Olympic Games Report, VERY SC

Lot #473 (Sale Order 470 of 657)

Athens 1896 Olympic Games: The First Official Olympic Games Report, VERY SCARCE, by Lambros (S. P.) and Polites (N.G.) in Greek and French languages, the French title ''Les Jeux Olympiques 776 av. J.-C. -1896'', with a prologue by Timoleon Philemon (Secretary General of the Olympic Games), 102 pages, pictorial colour lithograph paper wrappers by K. Grundman, Athens, reports translated to French published by H. Le Soudier, Paris, 1896, very good condition, preserved in marbled blue board bindings with titling to spine

Paris 1900 Olympic Games winner's plaque, bronze, rectangular, designed by

Lot #474 (Sale Order 471 of 657)

Paris 1900 Olympic Games winner's plaque, bronze, rectangular, designed by F. Vernon with a victorious athlete standing on podium, inscribed CONCOURS SCOLAIRES DE JEUX ATHLETIQUES, reverse with Victory casting laurel from the sky over Paris, inscribed REPUBLIQUE FRANCAISE, PARIS 1900, EXPOSITION UNIVERSELLE

Rare 1900 Paris Olympic Games silver prize medal plaque for gymnastics, wit

Lot #475 (Sale Order 472 of 657)

Rare 1900 Paris Olympic Games silver prize medal plaque for gymnastics, with loop & ring, stamped ARGENT, designed by FrŽdŽric Vernon, designed by F. Vernon with a victorious athlete standing on podium, inscribed CHAMPIONNAT DE GYMNASTIQUE, engraved below Wm. L. PHILLIPS, reverse with Victory casting laurel from the sky over Paris, inscribed REPUBLIQUE FRANCAISE, PARIS 1900, EXPOSITION UNIVERSELLE This medal was awarded to the British gymnast William Phillips who competed in the men's individual all round competition.

The rarer gilt-bronze version of the 1900 Paris Exposition Universelle Inte

Lot #476 (Sale Order 473 of 657)

The rarer gilt-bronze version of the 1900 Paris Exposition Universelle Internationale medal, designed by Chaplain, stamped BRONZE, head of the French Republic, reverse with a male holding a flaming torch being carried by a winged female In the absence of official participation medals being awarded at the 1900 Paris Olympic Games, the present medal is deemed to be its nearest representation as the Games were held in conjunction with the 1900 Paris International Exhibition.

Paris 1900 Olympic Games 'Concours d'Automobiles' silver-gilt award plaque,

Lot #477 (Sale Order 474 of 657)

Paris 1900 Olympic Games 'Concours d'Automobiles' silver-gilt award plaque, by Frederic Vernon (1858-1912), awarded for an automobile motoring event held in conjunction with the 1900 Exposition Universelle although deemed 'unofficial' as part of the Paris 1900 Olympiad, rectangular, struck with design in relief to both sides, the obverse bearing text REPUBLIQUE FRAN‚AISE PARIS 1900 EXPOSITION UNIVERSELLE and image of the winged Goddess of Victory Nike, against a Paris cityscape, and scattering laurel leaves, with sculptor's name F VERNON to lower right corner, the reverse struck with image of a victorious ancient Greek Olympic athlete on a podium against an Athenian cityscape, inscribed with text to lower edge CONCOURS D'AUTOMOBILES'', stamped with French Assay mark and ARGENT to lower edge, 58 by 41cm.

Paris 1900 Exposition Universelle International plaquette with presentation

Lot #478 (Sale Order 475 of 657)

Paris 1900 Exposition Universelle International plaquette with presentation inscription, designed by O. Roty in silvered bronze. winged goddess with torch, the reverse with laurel, a view of Paris and inscribed M. ALBERT REISSE, OFFICIER DE PAIX DE LA VILLE DE PARIS

Paris 1900 Exposition Universelle Jury medal for the shooting competition h

Lot #479 (Sale Order 476 of 657)

Paris 1900 Exposition Universelle Jury medal for the shooting competition held in conjunction with the Olympic Games, bronze, diameter 20mm., named to B. DUPE

Paris 1900 Olympic Games juror's plaque, In silver by Christofle of Paris,

Lot #480 (Sale Order 477 of 657)

Paris 1900 Olympic Games juror's plaque, In silver by Christofle of Paris, signed by the designer L. Bottee, inscribed 1900, JURY, complete with fitted suede stand with easel support

1900 Paris Exposition Universelle silver medal, the obverse with 'Fame' , n

Lot #481 (Sale Order 478 of 657)

1900 Paris Exposition Universelle silver medal, the obverse with 'Fame' , named to Georges Voguet, Chef Adjoint du Cabinet du Ministredes Travaux Publics The Paris 1900 Olympic Games were held in conjunction with the Exposition.

1900 Paris Exposition Universelle Internationale medal, designed by Chaplai

Lot #482 (Sale Order 479 of 657)

1900 Paris Exposition Universelle Internationale medal, designed by Chaplain, stamped BRONZE, head of the French Republic, reverse with a male holding a flaming torch being carried by a winged female In the absence of official participation medals being awarded at the 1900 Paris Olympic Games, the present medal is deemed to be its nearest representation as the Games were held in conjunction with the 1900 Paris International Exhibition.

1900 Paris Exposition Universelle ephemera, including a sheer of four entra

Lot #483 (Sale Order 480 of 657)

1900 Paris Exposition Universelle ephemera, including a sheer of four entrance tickets, a German-language programme and a twenty francs voucher (3)

St Louis 1904 St Louis Olympic Games official's badge, Lacking original rib

Lot #484 (Sale Order 481 of 657)

St Louis 1904 St Louis Olympic Games official's badge, Lacking original ribbon, evidence of a previous brooch fitting conversion, inscribed UNIVERSAL EXPOSITION, ST LOUIS, USA, 1904

1904 St Louis Universal Exposition Olympic Games Inter Scholastic Handicap

Lot #485 (Sale Order 482 of 657)

1904 St Louis Universal Exposition Olympic Games Inter Scholastic Handicap Games medal, by Dieges & Clust, the reverse inscribed 220 yds HURDLE RUN, M.A. HELLMAN, red, white & blue ribbon

1904 St Louis Universal Exposition Olympic Games Inter Scholastic Meet meda

Lot #486 (Sale Order 483 of 657)

1904 St Louis Universal Exposition Olympic Games Inter Scholastic Meet medal, by Mermod & Jaccard, the reverse inscribed SECOND, 880 yd RUN, WON BY MILTON A, HELLMAN, 2.06 4/5

Grand Prize Medal of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition 1904, Triangular, br

Lot #487 (Sale Order 484 of 657)

Grand Prize Medal of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition 1904, Triangular, bronze, 70mm., by Weinberg, Louisiana cloaking Indian maiden, reverse Eagle with outspread wings on panel with award legend The 1904 Olympic Games in St. Louis were held in conjunction with a World's Fair at which this medal was issued.

'Gold Medal' of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition 1904, Triangular, bronze,

Lot #488 (Sale Order 485 of 657)

'Gold Medal' of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition 1904, Triangular, bronze, 70mm., by Weinberg, Louisiana cloaking Indian maiden, reverse Eagle with outspread wings on panel with award legend The 1904 Olympic Games in St. Louis were held in conjunction with a World's Fair at which this medal was issued.

'Gold Medal' of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition 1904, triangular gilt-bro

Lot #489 (Sale Order 486 of 657)

'Gold Medal' of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition 1904, triangular gilt-bronze, 70mm., by Weinberg, Louisiana cloaking Indian maiden, reverse Eagle with outspread wings on panel with award legend The 1904 Olympic Games in St. Louis were held in conjunction with a World's Fair at which this medal was issued.

Bronze Medal of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition 1904, Circular, 64mm., by

Lot #490 (Sale Order 487 of 657)

Bronze Medal of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition 1904, Circular, 64mm., by Weinberg, Louisiana cloaking Indian maiden, reverse Eagle with outspread wings on panel with award legend The 1904 Olympic Games in St. Louis were held in conjunction with a World's Fair at which this medal was issued.

Commemorative Medal of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition 1904, Triangular,

Lot #491 (Sale Order 488 of 657)

Commemorative Medal of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition 1904, Triangular, bronze, 70mm., by Weinberg, Louisiana cloaking Indian maiden, reverse Eagle with outspread wings on panel with award legend The 1904 Olympic Games in St. Louis were held in conjunction with a World's Fair at which this medal was issued.

A collection of nine badges for the 1904 Louisiana Purchase Exposition, inf

Lot #492 (Sale Order 489 of 657)

A collection of nine badges for the 1904 Louisiana Purchase Exposition, informally known as the St Louis World's Fair, held in conjunction with the St Louis Olympic Games, various metal and finishes, some with ribbon, comprising: various official visitor souvenirs, plus issues for Massachusetts Delegation, National Electrical Contractors Association, Dedication Ceremonies, St Louis Annual Convention and the Tribe of Ben Hur Fraternity

Scarce report for the St Louis 1904 Olympic Games, being a Spalding Officia

Lot #493 (Sale Order 490 of 657)

Scarce report for the St Louis 1904 Olympic Games, being a Spalding Official Athletic Almanac 'Special Olympic Number' for 1905 edited by J.E. Sullivan, the volume dedicated to Hon. Theodore Roosevelt, Honorary President of the Olympic Games, 1904, taped repair to spine

Athens 1906 Intercalated Olympic Games commemorative winner's plaque, silve

Lot #494 (Sale Order 491 of 657)

Athens 1906 Intercalated Olympic Games commemorative winner's plaque, silvered-bronze, by P. Vannier, 70 by 48mm., Winner holding laurel wreath, palm branch, sword and shield over Athens 1906 stadium filled with crowd watching Olympic games, sun rising in background, reverse with winged figure of Fame with temple in background

Athens 1906 Intercalated Olympic Games cased gilt-bronze version of the par

Lot #495 (Sale Order 492 of 657)

Athens 1906 Intercalated Olympic Games cased gilt-bronze version of the participation medal, designed by Lytras, seated Nike holding laurel wreath over phoenix emerging from flames, the Acropolis beyond, the reverse amended to display the date of 1906 as the Athens Olympic medal design of 1896 had been re-employed, in original cloth covered and velvet lined circular case

Athens 1906 Intercalated Olympic Games participation medal, in gilt-bronze,

Lot #496 (Sale Order 493 of 657)

Athens 1906 Intercalated Olympic Games participation medal, in gilt-bronze, designed by Lytras, seated Nike holding laurel wreath over phoenix emerging from flames, the Acropolis beyond, the reverse amended to display the date of 1906 as the Athens Olympic medal design of 1896 had been re-employed, giding worn

Athens 1906 Intercalated Olympic Games participation medal, in gilt-bronze,

Lot #497 (Sale Order 494 of 657)

Athens 1906 Intercalated Olympic Games participation medal, in gilt-bronze, designed by Lytras, seated Nike holding laurel wreath over phoenix emerging from flames, the Acropolis beyond, the reverse amended to display the date of 1906 as the Athens Olympic medal design of 1896 had been re-employed, in very good condition and complete with original cloth covered circular case

Athens 1906 Intercalated Olympic Games participation medal, in bronze, desi

Lot #498 (Sale Order 495 of 657)

Athens 1906 Intercalated Olympic Games participation medal, in bronze, designed by Lytras, seated Nike holding laurel wreath over phoenix emerging from flames, the Acropolis beyond, the reverse amended to display the date of 1906 as the Athens Olympic medal design of 1896 had been re-employed, drilled, but not throughout

London 1908 Olympic Games gold prize winner's medal for the 100 kilometres

Lot #499 (Sale Order 496 of 657)

London 1908 Olympic Games gold prize winner's medal for the 100 kilometres cycling event won by Great Britain's Charles Bartlett, designed by Bertram Mackennal, manufactured by Vaughton of Birmingham in hallmarked gold, two young maidens are crowning a winning athlete, the reverse with St George slaying the dragon, the rim inscribed 100 KILOMETRES. WON BY C.H. BARTLETT. WORLD RECORD, PRINCE OF WALES CUP Charles Henry Bartlett was born in Southwark, London, 6th February 1885. He was affiliated to Polytechnic Cycling Club in London when he won the 100km track race at the White City during the London 1908 Olympic Games. A remarkable achievement not only because he was the youngest competitor in the race, aged 23. As the cyclists set off it was raining very heavily which left parts of the track under water. The weather began to clear after 30 minutes or so but the track remained in a hazardous state and there were many falls and also punctures. One significant retirement from the race was the reigning 100km world champion, Britain's Leon Meredith. The eventual winner Bartlett himself suffered a fall with 30km to go and by the time the judges allowed him to remount with a new machine he was nearly a lap behind the leaders. He somehow found reserves of energy to chase down the field and then maintain a full sprint in the last mile to claim a memorable victory by two lengths from fellow Brit Charles Denny, with Octave Lapize of France claiming bronze. Bartlett's brave and determined performance lasted long in the memory of all who were there. Charles Bartlett took up cycling at the age of 16 in 1901 with the Prince Alfred CC and won several club championship titles before moving to Polytechnic. Away from the Games, he won the NCU 50 miles tandem-paced title in 1908 and again in 1909 and broke several tandem-paced and motor-paced records. After his retirement, Bartlett built up a successful packing business but maintained an active interest in cycling and served as President of the Pickwick BC, England's premier bicycling club. He died in Enfield aged 83 30th November 1968.

London 1908 Olympic Games Great Britain competitor's vest badge worn by Gre

Lot #500 (Sale Order 497 of 657)

London 1908 Olympic Games Great Britain competitor's vest badge worn by Great Britain's gold medal winning cyclist Charles Bartlett, white cloth with silkwork Union Jack flag and inscribed OLYMPIC GAMES, LONDON, 1908

Studd Trophy silver medal presented to the Great Britain gold medal winner

Lot #501 (Sale Order 498 of 657)

Studd Trophy silver medal presented to the Great Britain gold medal winner Charles Bartlett by his cycling club, Polytechnic, to commemorate his victory at the London 1908 Olympic Games, the obverse similar to the Olympic gold medal with a design of St George slaying the dragon and the motto THE LORD IS OUR STRENGTH, the reverse inscribed PRESENTED TO CHARLES H. BARTLETT, WINNER OF, THE STUDD TROPHY, 1908, OLYMPIC GAMES CHAMPIONSHIP, 100 KILO [stet] CYCLE RACE, IN RECORD TIME, 2 HOURS 41 MINUTES 48 3/5 SECONDS

Charles Bartlett's Southern Counties Cycling Union Six Hours Race Cycling T

Lot #502 (Sale Order 499 of 657)

Charles Bartlett's Southern Counties Cycling Union Six Hours Race Cycling Trophy gold winner's medal, undated but the 15ct. gold & enamel medal hallmarked with a Birmingham date stamp for 1910, the reverse inscribed SIX HOURS CHAMPIONSHIP, UNPACED, 154 MILES 1257 YARDS, WON BY C.H. BARTLETT

London 1908 Olympic Games cased silver prize medal won by the British gymna

Lot #503 (Sale Order 500 of 657)

London 1908 Olympic Games cased silver prize medal won by the British gymnast Walter Tysall, designed by Bertram Mackennal, in silver, two young maidens are crowning a winning athlete, the reverse with St George slaying the dragon, the rim inscribed WALTER TYSALL SECOND PRIZE GYMNASTICS HEPTATHLON, the original case of issue in distressed and incomplete condition Walter Tysall (1880-1955) the three times British gymnastics champion became the first Great Britain competitor to win a gymnastics medal and was also the last to medal in the gymnasium before Louis Smith won an individual medal at Beijing precisely 100 years later in 2008. The seven events that comprised the men's individual all-round heptathlon were horizontal bar (swinging movements), horizontal bar (slow movements), parallel bars, rings (swinging), rings (stationary), vault and rope climbing.

An International Olympic Committee member's badge dating from 1910, English

Lot #504 (Sale Order 501 of 657)

An International Olympic Committee member's badge dating from 1910, English silver hallmarks for Vaughton's, Birmingham, 1910, multi-colour enamel inscribed COMITE INTERNATIONALE OLYMPIQUE, CITIUS, ALTIUS, FORTIUS, brooch fitting The Olympic Rings were later added to this design of IOC badge. The Rings were first used at the Antwerp Games of 1920.

London 1908 Olympic Games cased donor's medal, being the silver version of

Lot #505 (Sale Order 502 of 657)

London 1908 Olympic Games cased donor's medal, being the silver version of the Vaughton's medal designed by Bertram Mackennal, with a winged figure of fame blowing a trumpet on a globe between a legend, the reverse with a victorious athlete riding in a quadriga, the blue box inscribed gilt OLYMPIC GAMES OF LONDON, 1908, DONOR

London 1908 Olympic Games silver version of the participant's medal, by Vau

Lot #506 (Sale Order 503 of 657)

London 1908 Olympic Games silver version of the participant's medal, by Vaughton, 60gr., designed by Bertram Mackennal with a winged figure of victory, reverse a quadriga winning a chariot race

An official plaque of the Franco-British Exhibition held in conjunction wit

Lot #507 (Sale Order 504 of 657)

An official plaque of the Franco-British Exhibition held in conjunction with the 1908 London Olympic Games, French, designed by Charles Pillet, bronze, designed as Britannia extending the hand of friendship across the channel to Gallia, to the reverse Peace is seated and holding two flags, the exhibition and Olympic Stadium is seen beyond, inscribed EXPOSITION FRANCO-BRITANNIQUE, LONDRES, MCMVIII, 18 by 15cm.; sold together with another French bronze plaque, by Bottee, awarded to Me Vve E Requier by the French Committee for overseas exhibitions (2)

London 1908 Olympic Games: poster for the Franco-British Exhibition, French

Lot #508 (Sale Order 505 of 657)

London 1908 Olympic Games: poster for the Franco-British Exhibition, French language but printed by Bemrose & Sons Ltd., London, Olympic Stadium visible in the aerial view, artist unknown, backed onto linen, 76 by 107.5cm.

London 1908 Olympic Games Rules and Conditions of Competition programme for

Lot #509 (Sale Order 506 of 657)

London 1908 Olympic Games Rules and Conditions of Competition programme for the Clay Bird Shooting, fine condition

London 1908 Olympic Games Athletics Programme, Rules and Conditions of Comp

Lot #510 (Sale Order 507 of 657)

London 1908 Olympic Games Athletics Programme, Rules and Conditions of Competition, published by the British Olympic Council,12 pages, red wrapper, detached at spine and with stains

Rare pewter version of the Stockholm 1912 Olympic Games winner's prize meda

Lot #511 (Sale Order 508 of 657)

Rare pewter version of the Stockholm 1912 Olympic Games winner's prize medal, designed by Erik Lindberg and Bertram Mackennal, two maidens crowning a victorious athlete, the reverse with a herald proclaiming the Olympic Games

The rarer bronze version of the Stockholm 1912 Olympic Games participation

Lot #512 (Sale Order 509 of 657)

The rarer bronze version of the Stockholm 1912 Olympic Games participation medal issued to dignitaries and officials, the obverse designed by Erik Lindberg with Zeus seated on an Ionian column holding the figure of Nike, a view of Stockholm beyond, the reverse with Bertram Mackennal's 1908 Games design of a victorious athlete riding in a quadriga, by Vaughton of Birmingham

Antwerp 1920 Olympic Games bronze third place prize medal, designed by Josu

Lot #513 (Sale Order 510 of 657)

Antwerp 1920 Olympic Games bronze third place prize medal, designed by Josue Dupon, minted by Cossemans of Brussels, the obverse with an athlete with a palm of victory, Fame blows a trumpet beyond, the reverse with the Antwerp monument to the Legend of Braba, the cathedral and port beyond

Antwerp 1920 Olympic Games participant's medal, bronze, signed P. Theunis,

Lot #514 (Sale Order 511 of 657)

Antwerp 1920 Olympic Games participant's medal, bronze, signed P. Theunis, the obverse struck with a female figure crowning three athletes, the reverse with a male athlete driving a biga

1920s Olympic Games Czechoslovakia National Olympic Committee badge, enamel

Lot #515 (Sale Order 512 of 657)

1920s Olympic Games Czechoslovakia National Olympic Committee badge, enamelled metal, brooch fitting

Paris 1924 Olympic Games gold first place winner's medal awarded to a membe

Lot #516 (Sale Order 513 of 657)

Paris 1924 Olympic Games gold first place winner's medal awarded to a member of the victorious Uruguayan football team, goldplated silver, designed by Andre Rivaud, struck by the Paris Mint in an edition of 304, the obverse with a winning athlete coming to the aid of a fallen athlete, the reverse with an assortment of sporting equipment around a legend, diameter 55mm. The identity of the gold medal winning Uruguayan footballer will be revealed to the winning bidder. The player's gold medal winner's Sevres vase and participant's medal are being offered as lots 517 & 518. Before 1930 and the inauguration of the FIFA World Cup the football tournament at the Olympic Games was considered to be the World Championship. The outstanding global team of the era was Uruguay who won the gold medal at the Paris 1924 and Amsterdam 1928 Olympic Games. Largely on this basis Uruguay were awarded the hosting of the first World Cup in 1930 and won this historic tournament as well. A the 1924 Olympic Games in Paris, Uruguay progressed through the first round of the competition with a comprehensive 7-1 victory over Yugoslavia. In the second round Uruguay beat USA 3-0 to set up a quarter-final tie with the host Nation France whom they beat easily 5-1. The semi-final was the most competitive match for Uruguay with a late penalty separating them from The Netherlands with a 2-1 scoreline. The Gold Medal match was a comfortable affair for the South Americans recording a 3-0 victory over Switzerland. Please ignore the team-group photograph printed in error

Paris 1924 Olympic Games gold medal winner's Svres porcelain vase awarded

Lot #517 (Sale Order 514 of 657)

Paris 1924 Olympic Games gold medal winner's Svres porcelain vase awarded to a member of the victorious Uruguayan football team, designed by Octave Denis Victor Guillonnet and Emile Bracquemond, featuring football, rowing, rugby and diving on p‰te-sur-p‰te roundels against a cobalt blue ground with extensive hand painted gilt laurel branches, the neck with a band of aeronautical decoration, factory and designer marks to base, height 33.5cm. Information regarding these vases appears on p.804 of the Paris 1924 Olympic Games Official Report. Additionally there is an excellent article at http://www.guillonnet.org/fr. The vases were made in several versions to accommodate various Olympic events, 309 in total They were presented only to gold medal winners, with a few reserved for dignitaries and institutions. The full necessary production numbers were not achieved by the time the Games commenced, and many gold medal winners received their vase afterwards. In the case of overseas competitors this was achieved by shipping to French Embassies around the world for distribution to the recipients. The identity of the gold medal winning Uruguayan footballer will be revealed to the winning bidder. The player's gold medal and participant's medal are being offered as lots 516 & 518.

Paris 1924 Olympic Games participation medal awarded to a Uruguayan gold me

Lot #518 (Sale Order 515 of 657)

Paris 1924 Olympic Games participation medal awarded to a Uruguayan gold medal winning footballer, Bronze, designed by Raoul Benard, Victory with laurel wreaths crowing victorious athletes, reverse with city view of Paris above legend The identity of the Uruguayan gold medal winning footballer who received this participant's medal will be revealed to the winning bidder. The player's gold medal and his gold medal winner's Sevres vase are being offered as lots 516 & 517.

Paris 1924 Olympic Games tennis competitions stick pin, the design featurin

Lot #519 (Sale Order 516 of 657)

Paris 1924 Olympic Games tennis competitions stick pin, the design featuring crossed racquets, unusually set onto a red celluloid square

Paris 1924 Olympic Games original press photographs, eleven, all track & fi

Lot #520 (Sale Order 517 of 657)

Paris 1924 Olympic Games original press photographs, eleven, all track & field subjects, including Douglas Lowe having won the 800m, 10 by 8in. & 8 by 6in.; sold together with a selection of 13 gold medal winning athletes autographs circa 1948-1968 including Matthias, Dillard, Hemery, Matson, Wottle, Dumas, Boston, Mills, Patton, Tyus, Seagren, Davenport & Oerter, all individually signed on album pages except Dillard, a signed photo

St Moritz 1928 Winter Olympic Games participant's medal, bronze, by M. Mart

Lot #521 (Sale Order 518 of 657)

St Moritz 1928 Winter Olympic Games participant's medal, bronze, by M. Martin for Huguenin Frs, Nike standing on platform driven by two horses, mountains in background, rev. legend in six lines, 37mm.

St Moritz 1928 Winter Olympic Games Swiss ski team badge, by Huguenin, desi

Lot #522 (Sale Order 519 of 657)

St Moritz 1928 Winter Olympic Games Swiss ski team badge, by Huguenin, designed with crossed skis inscribed OLYMPIADE 1928, S.S.V., A.S.C.S.

Very rare gold-plated version of the Amsterdam 1928 Olympic Games participa

Lot #523 (Sale Order 520 of 657)

Very rare gold-plated version of the Amsterdam 1928 Olympic Games participation medal, designed by J C Wienecke, nude male & female athletes on a podium holding a flaming torch above the Olympic flame, reverse with Nike over Marathon Tower, the shield of Amsterdam between two hemispheres

Amsterdam 1928 Olympic Games participation medal awarded to the British fen

Lot #524 (Sale Order 521 of 657)

Amsterdam 1928 Olympic Games participation medal awarded to the British fencer C.B. Notley, bronze designed by J C Wienecke, nude male & female athletes on a podium holding a flaming torch above the Olympic flame, reverse with Nike over Marathon Tower, the shield of Amsterdam between two hemispheres, in original case; together with a cased silver winner's medal for a military competition, undated; the lot also including a Dutch booklet published for the 1928 Games; and a photostat from the Official Report listing Notley in the Great Britain fencing team (4)

Two medals commemorating Uruguay's victory in the football tournament at th

Lot #525 (Sale Order 522 of 657)

Two medals commemorating Uruguay's victory in the football tournament at the 1928 Olympic Games, the first in heavy pewter issued by the Uruguayan Football Association; and a small silver-plated medal celebrating the back-to-back football Olympic gold medals in 1924 & 1928; sold together with a Uruguayan Football Association 1930 World Cup commemorative medal with blue & white ribbon suspension (3)

A group of 10 button badges featuring Argentina silver medal winning footba

Lot #526 (Sale Order 523 of 657)

A group of 10 button badges featuring Argentina silver medal winning footballers from the Amsterdam 1928 Olympic Games, Willys Knight Whippet badges, portraying Perducca, Tarascone, Bossio, Orsi, Monti, Evaristo, Medice, Bidoglio, Carricaberry & Ferreyra; together with four badges for the gold medal winning Uruguay players, Figueroa, Mazzali, Piriz & Scarone (14)

Scarce Amsterdam 1928 Olympic Games timekeeper's stop watch, by the Elka Wa

Lot #527 (Sale Order 524 of 657)

Scarce Amsterdam 1928 Olympic Games timekeeper's stop watch, by the Elka Watch Company of Amsterdam, the enamel dial inscribed in red NEDERLANDSCH OLYMPISCH COMITE, outer dial recording a minute in 1/5th split second intervals, the inner dial recoding up to minutes, movement running

Amsterdam 1928 Olympic Games commemorative blue & white wall plate, factory

Lot #528 (Sale Order 525 of 657)

Amsterdam 1928 Olympic Games commemorative blue & white wall plate, factory mark for Petrus, Rogout & Co., Maastricht, featuring national & city arms, Discoblus. Latin motto and inscribed OLYMPISCHE SPELEN, AMSTERDAM 1928, diameter 25.5cm., the reverse drilled & wired for wall hanging

Amsterdam 1928 Olympic Games commemorative wall plate, hand painted red & w

Lot #529 (Sale Order 526 of 657)

Amsterdam 1928 Olympic Games commemorative wall plate, hand painted red & white on a black ground, bearing the city arms and inscribed IXe OLYMPIADE, AMSTERDAM, 1928, diameter 18.5cm., the reverse drilled & wired for wall hanging

Rare cased Lake Placid 1932 Winter Olympic Games participation medal, bronz

Lot #530 (Sale Order 527 of 657)

Rare cased Lake Placid 1932 Winter Olympic Games participation medal, bronze, 60 by 48mm,. by Julio Kilenyi, winged figure of Fame blowing horn, Olympic rings above, winter landscape in background, reverse vignettes of six winter sports depicted on shields, legend in six lines, scenes of curling and dogsledding below, double paper box by The Robbins Company, Attleboro, Massachusetts, in original paper box, medal in fine condition

Los Angeles 1932 Olympic Games silver second place prize medal, designed by

Lot #531 (Sale Order 528 of 657)

Los Angeles 1932 Olympic Games silver second place prize medal, designed by Prof. Giuseppe Cassiolo, obverse with Victory seated above a stadium, the reverse with a winner being carried by jubilant athletes

Los Angeles 1932 Olympic Games participation medal awarded to Ireland's Pet

Lot #532 (Sale Order 529 of 657)

Los Angeles 1932 Olympic Games participation medal awarded to Ireland's Peter O'Connor, designed by Julio Kilenyi, bronze, the obverse with a standing athlete carrying an unfurled banner of the Xth Olympiad, the reverse with two seated figures supporting the shield of the USA

Los Angeles 1932 Olympic Games athletics official's badge, Silvered, 40 by

Lot #533 (Sale Order 530 of 657)

Los Angeles 1932 Olympic Games athletics official's badge, Silvered, 40 by 40mm., numbered on the bar 2156, the blue ribbon stamped gilt ATHLETICS

An official's medal for the 1932 International Post-Olympic Games in Chicag

Lot #534 (Sale Order 531 of 657)

An official's medal for the 1932 International Post-Olympic Games in Chicago, gilt medal by Dieges & Clust, inscribed SOLDIER FIELD, CHICAGO, ILL., USA, AUSPICES OF AMATEUR ATHLETIC UNION AND THE CHICAGO DAILY NEWS, the red, white & blue ribbon stamped gilt INTERNATIONAL POST-OLYMPIC GAMES, 1932, the bar inscribed OFFICIAL

Los Angeles 1932 Olympic Games commemorative car grille badge, traces of bl

Lot #535 (Sale Order 532 of 657)

Los Angeles 1932 Olympic Games commemorative car grille badge, traces of blue enamel to the oceans in the central roundel, height 16cm.

Garmisch-Partenkirchen 1936 Winter Olympic Games participant's medal, desig

Lot #536 (Sale Order 533 of 657)

Garmisch-Partenkirchen 1936 Winter Olympic Games participant's medal, designed by Kunststickerei M. Jorres, the obverse with snowy mountain with Olympic rings, legend around the circumference, the reverse with Olympic motto over a branch

IOC Olympic Session badge for Vienna in 1933, silvered metal & enamel, in o

Lot #537 (Sale Order 534 of 657)

IOC Olympic Session badge for Vienna in 1933, silvered metal & enamel, in original case

Berlin 1936 Olympic Games memorabilia from the collection of the British di

Lot #538 (Sale Order 535 of 657)

Berlin 1936 Olympic Games memorabilia from the collection of the British diver Jean Gilbert, including two gilt-metal & enamel badges with brooch fittings; sold together with various ephemera including philatelic items, newsletters etc.

Berlin 1936 Olympic Games official ID card issue to the Turkish wrestler Ab

Lot #539 (Sale Order 536 of 657)

Berlin 1936 Olympic Games official ID card issue to the Turkish wrestler Abbas Sakarya

Berlin 1936 Berlin Olympic Games bearer's torch, designed by Carl Diem, ste

Lot #540 (Sale Order 537 of 657)

Berlin 1936 Berlin Olympic Games bearer's torch, designed by Carl Diem, steel, made by Krupp Factory, route of torch run from Olympia to Berlin etched to shaft, legend on top surface This torch was carried during the first Olympic torch relay in 1936 from Olympia, Greece to Berlin, a distance of 3,075 km that was completed in 12 days.

Very rare 'Golden Chain of Office' for the Members of the International Oly

Lot #541 (Sale Order 538 of 657)

Very rare 'Golden Chain of Office' for the Members of the International Olympic Committee, Designed by the sculptor Walter E. Lemcke (1891-1935) from the original ancient Greek artefacts in the Old Museum in Berlin, cast gilt-bronze, approx. 80cm., the chain linking six plaquettes featuring horseman with relay torch (silver coin from Taranto, 300 BC), javelin thrower (from bowl, 430 B.C.), discus thrower (silver coin from Cos, 500 B.C.), wrestlers (silver coin from Aspendos, 400 B.C.), runner bearing arms (from bowl, 500 B.C.) and a youth with jumping weights (from bowl, 490 B.C.), all above enamel Olympic rings from which is suspended a larger plaque with the head of Zeus (after a famous sculpture), reverse engraved XI. OLYMPIADE BERLIN 1936 at the top with the intention of leaving room for 10 future Olympiads (reference, Official report p.126/127; Olympic Games News Service No. 33), but the Golden Chain of Office was abandoned and only ever worn at the Berlin 1936 Games There were 68 IOC members plus IOC President Baillet- Latour at the time of the Berlin games.

Berlin 1936 Olympic Games Opening Ceremony participation medal, cast bronze

Lot #542 (Sale Order 539 of 657)

Berlin 1936 Olympic Games Opening Ceremony participation medal, cast bronze by Otto Placzek, obverse with pigeon and dated 1 August, Berlin 1936, reverse Olympic Rings and legend, issued to the keepers of the 20,000 homing pigeons who were released into the air during the stadium during the Opening Ceremony, it is said that 19,999 returned home whilst the other took a fancy to his new surroundings and was seen flying about the stadium throughout the duration of the Games

Berlin 1936 Olympic Games participation medal, designed by O. Placzek, five

Lot #544 (Sale Order 540 of 657)

Berlin 1936 Olympic Games participation medal, designed by O. Placzek, five athletes representing the continents and pulling the ropes of the Olympic Bell, reverse with the Olympic Bell

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Lot #545 (Sale Order 541 of 657)

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Berlin 1936 Olympic Games official silver visitor's Medal, 36mm, by K. Roth

Lot #546 (Sale Order 542 of 657)

Berlin 1936 Olympic Games official silver visitor's Medal, 36mm, by K. Roth, Standing Victory, Reverse Olympic bell, legend engraved both sides, in original velvet fitted paper box

Berlin 1936 Olympic Games France National Olympic Committee badge, tricolor

Lot #547 (Sale Order 543 of 657)

Berlin 1936 Olympic Games France National Olympic Committee badge, tricolor enamelling, Olympic Rings and inscribed BERLIN, 1936

Two Berlin 1936 Olympic Games equestrian badges, both with enamelling and b

Lot #548 (Sale Order 544 of 657)

Two Berlin 1936 Olympic Games equestrian badges, both with enamelling and both inscribed REITER - OLYMPIA - SPENDE

Berlin 1936 Olympic Games car rally medal, designed by Carl Poellath, Schro

Lot #549 (Sale Order 545 of 657)

Berlin 1936 Olympic Games car rally medal, designed by Carl Poellath, Schrobenhausen, bronze & enamel, 80mm. diameter, Olympic Rings inscribed OLYMPIA 1936 AUTOMOBIL STERNFAHRT, in original case of issue The car rally was a demonstration sport at the 1936 Olympics. There was also a motorcycle rally.

Berlin 1936 Olympic Games commemorative pocket watch, the case engraved wit

Lot #550 (Sale Order 546 of 657)

Berlin 1936 Olympic Games commemorative pocket watch, the case engraved with Olympic Rings over German army eagle and inscribed XI. OLYMPISCHE SPIELE, 1936, BERLIN, 1-16 AUGUST

Berlin 1936 Olympic Stadium entrance ticket for 5th August the day Jesse Ow

Lot #551 (Sale Order 547 of 657)

Berlin 1936 Olympic Stadium entrance ticket for 5th August the day Jesse Owens won the 200m in a World Record time of 20.7secs.

Berlin 1936 Olympic Games: Olympia Zeitung, a bound volume containing a com

Lot #552 (Sale Order 548 of 657)

Berlin 1936 Olympic Games: Olympia Zeitung, a bound volume containing a complete set of the official Olympic Games newspaper, 30 issues, No.1 21 July to No.30 19 August 1936, publisher's binding, in good, original condition, just some splitting to spine of binding

Hoffmann (Heinrich) & Haymann (Ludwig) Die Olympischen Spiele 1936, contain

Lot #553 (Sale Order 549 of 657)

Hoffmann (Heinrich) & Haymann (Ludwig) Die Olympischen Spiele 1936, containing 22 mounted stereoscopic photographs and additional prints lodged in compartments to the back, stereoscopic viewer located in a front compartment, 4to, light brown buckram stamped with a graphic design featuring the Olympic rings and title, very good condition, Diessen, Germany: Raumbild-Verlag Otto Schšnstein, 1936

Rare International Olympic Committee badge for the 38th Session held in Lon

Lot #554 (Sale Order 550 of 657)

Rare International Olympic Committee badge for the 38th Session held in London in 1939, silvered & enamel, Brittania and Olympic Rings, the bar inscribed I.O.C. LONDON 1939, and then in error XXXVI [should be 38] MEETING, pale blue ribbon

A Japanese Government Railways tourism brochure printed before the cancella

Lot #555 (Sale Order 551 of 657)

A Japanese Government Railways tourism brochure printed before the cancellation of the 1940 Tokyo Olympic Games, English language, with mention of the Games including construction of venues and preparations in general, includes fold out map, paper damage bottom right-hand corner of brochure

Rare French language version of the official poster for the [cancelled] Hel

Lot #556 (Sale Order 552 of 657)

Rare French language version of the official poster for the [cancelled] Helsinki 1940 Olympic Games, the primary design by the Finnish artist Ilmari Sysimetsa, signed in the plate, colour lithograph, published by A.B. F. Tilgmann O.Y., 97 by 63.5cm., excellent condition, tube rolled This winning entry from 72 submissions by Finnish artists depicts the country's legendary Olympic runner Paavo Nurmi as is in fact after a work by the sculptor Waimo Aaltonen. The 1940 Olympic Games were originally awarded to Tokyo, for which posters had been designed. In 1938 The IOC stripped Japan of its host status due the outbreak of the Second Sino-Japanese War. The Games were then awarded to Helsinki, runners-up in the original bidding process. However, the Olympic Games were then suspended indefinitely following the outbreak of World War II. Sysimetsa's design was revived when Helsinki were awarded the Games in 1952. The text was re-written and the Finnish borders with the Soviet Union had to be re-drawn on the map.

Rare Italian language version of the official poster for the [cancelled] He

Lot #557 (Sale Order 553 of 657)

Rare Italian language version of the official poster for the [cancelled] Helsinki 1940 Olympic Games, the primary design by the Finnish artist Ilmari Sysimetsa, signed in the plate, colour lithograph, published by A.B. F. Tilgmann O.Y., 97 by 63.5cm., excellent condition, tube rolled See previous lot for further information on this poster.

St Moritz 1948 Winter Olympic Games visitor's badge, gilt, sun logo over Ol

Lot #558 (Sale Order 554 of 657)

St Moritz 1948 Winter Olympic Games visitor's badge, gilt, sun logo over Olympic rings, with blue and yellow tassels

London 1948 Olympic Games official poster, designed by Walter Herz (1909-19

Lot #559 (Sale Order 555 of 657)

London 1948 Olympic Games official poster, designed by Walter Herz (1909-1965), the largest version, double-crown, 30 by 20in., featuring Big Ben and Parliament, Discobolus and the Olympic Rings, colour lithograph published by McCorquodale & Co Ltd, professionally restored, mounted, framed & glazed, 90 by 65cm. Traditionally the Olympic poster is selected by a design competition. But as the 1948 Olympic Games had to be organised with such haste, there was no time. The choice of poster was decided by the Executive Committee after a handful of designs had been submitted. The official report for the 1948 Games informs us that the poster was printed in three sizes, double crown 20 by 30in. (50,000), crown 15 by 20in. (25,000) and double royal 25 by 40in. (25,000).

An official poster for the 1948 London Olympic Games, designed by Walter H

Lot #560 (Sale Order 556 of 657)

An official poster for the 1948 London Olympic Games, designed by Walter Herz, double crown paper-size medium version, colour lithograph, folds as issued, printed by McCorquodale & Co Ltd., 38 by 51cm., 15 by 20in., some paper tears and creases but overall in reasonably good condition Traditionally the Olympic poster is selected by a design competition. But as the 1948 Olympic Games had to be organised with such haste, there was no time. The choice of poster was decided by the Executive Committee after a handful of designs had been submitted. The official report for the 1948 Games informs us that the poster was printed in three sizes, double crown 20 by 30in. (50,000), crown 15 by 20in. (25,000) and double royal 25 by 40in. (25,000).

London 1948 Olympic Games bearer's torch complete with burner, designed by

Lot #561 (Sale Order 557 of 657)

London 1948 Olympic Games bearer's torch complete with burner, designed by Ralph Lavers, aluminium alloy, the bowl pierced with Olympic Rings and bearing the legend XIVth OLYMPIAD, 1948, OLYMPIA TO LONDON, WITH THANKS TO THE BEARER

London 1948 Olympic Games bearer's torch, designed by Ralph Lavers, alumini

Lot #562 (Sale Order 558 of 657)

London 1948 Olympic Games bearer's torch, designed by Ralph Lavers, aluminium alloy, the bowl pierced with Olympic Rings and bearing the legend XIVth OLYMPIAD, 1948, OLYMPIA TO LONDON, WITH THANKS TO THE BEARER

Memorabilia relating to Jack Braughton, Great Britain 5,000 metres runner a

Lot #563 (Sale Order 559 of 657)

Memorabilia relating to Jack Braughton, Great Britain 5,000 metres runner at the 1948 London Olympic Games, including his competitor's badge in bronze with a view of Westminster above Olympic Rings, orange ribbon, brooch fitting; together with a Team GB blazer badge, official ID card & travel pass, compliments card from Lyle & Scott who provided Braughton's running shorts, luggage label and adhesive sticker, envelope with official photographs, four programmes for the athletics, some official correspondence and other miscellaneous items (a qty.) In what were very different times, the British athlete Jack Braughton was not permitted a full day off work on the day of the 5,000 metres at the London 1948 Olympic Games. He had to put in a morning shift on a building site before travelling to Wembley Stadium on the tube for his heat.

London 1948 London Olympic Games participant's medal, designed by B Mackenn

Lot #564 (Sale Order 560 of 657)

London 1948 London Olympic Games participant's medal, designed by B Mackennal, struck by John Pinches of London, the obverse with a view of Westminster, the reverse with a victorious charioteer in a quadriga

London 1948 London Olympic Games participant's medal, designed by B Mackenn

Lot #565 (Sale Order 561 of 657)

London 1948 London Olympic Games participant's medal, designed by B Mackennal, struck by John Pinches of London, the obverse with a view of Westminster, the reverse with a victorious charioteer in a quadriga

London 1948 Olympic Games participant's badge for athletics, design with Ol

Lot #566 (Sale Order 562 of 657)

London 1948 Olympic Games participant's badge for athletics, design with Olympic Rings, Big Ben and the House of Parliament, terracotta coloured ribbon

Rare London 1948 Olympic Games official's badge for canoeing, silvered, des

Lot #567 (Sale Order 563 of 657)

Rare London 1948 Olympic Games official's badge for canoeing, silvered, design with Olympic Rings, Big Ben and the House of Parliament, green coloured ribbon, only 50 issued

London 1948 Olympic Games gold medal winner's pin, with Bertoni of Milan wa

Lot #568 (Sale Order 564 of 657)

London 1948 Olympic Games gold medal winner's pin, with Bertoni of Milan wallet

London 1948 Olympic Games presentation bronze plaque, bearing the Games ins

Lot #569 (Sale Order 565 of 657)

London 1948 Olympic Games presentation bronze plaque, bearing the Games insignia, the reverse featuring Discobolus above laurel, 10 by 6.5cm.

London 1948 Olympic Games badge, silver plate & enamel, featuring Big Ben a

Lot #570 (Sale Order 566 of 657)

London 1948 Olympic Games badge, silver plate & enamel, featuring Big Ben and Olympic Rings

London 1948 Olympic Games National Olympic Committee official's badge, silv

Lot #571 (Sale Order 567 of 657)

London 1948 Olympic Games National Olympic Committee official's badge, silvered-metal, designed with Big Ben and the House of Parliament and enamel Olympic Rings, the light blue enamel bar inscribed OFFICIAL, short ribbon suspension in the Olympic colours, the longer ribbon in light blue

London 1948 Olympic Games Opening Ceremony programme signed to the front co

Lot #572 (Sale Order 568 of 657)

London 1948 Olympic Games Opening Ceremony programme signed to the front cover by the IOC President Sigfrid Edstrom, signed in ink top right-hand corner; sold together with the BOA softback 1948 Olympic Games Official Report (2)

A full set of eight daily athletics programmes for the London 1948 Olympic

Lot #573 (Sale Order 569 of 657)

A full set of eight daily athletics programmes for the London 1948 Olympic Games, together with the BOA Official Report of the Games published by World Sports (9)

An England cyclist's competitor's vest for the 1950 British Empire Games in

Lot #574 (Sale Order 570 of 657)

An England cyclist's competitor's vest for the 1950 British Empire Games in Auckland, New Zealand, applied with a badge and a pennant both bearing a red rose emblem and variously inscribed BRITISH EMPIRE GAMES, 1950, ENGLAND; and BRITISH EMPIRE GAMES 1950, AUCKLAND, N.Z.; the vest applied with a third and earlier badge, also bearing a rose emblem, inscribed OLYMPIC TRIALS, N.C.U. 1947-8

Memorabilia relating to the British athlete Sheila Pratt (later Sewell), in

Lot #575 (Sale Order 571 of 657)

Memorabilia relating to the British athlete Sheila Pratt (later Sewell), including from the 1950 European Athletics Championship in Brussels a Great Britain running vest, shorts and tracksuit top plus two competitor number patches, as well as ephemera including official accreditation, programme, magazines etc.; together with a framed display of four silkwork athletic vest cloth badges three for Great Britain 1950 & 1951, the other undated, and England 1951, 65 by 26cm., the lot also including photographs, press cuttings and general personalia It includes a track suit top

The very rare bearer's torch for the first ever relay at a Winter Olympic G

Lot #576 (Sale Order 572 of 657)

The very rare bearer's torch for the first ever relay at a Winter Olympic Games at Oslo in 1952, maker's mark of Adolf Thoresen, Oslo, stamped to the underside of the base, the design mindful to cope with any weather condition that the relay team would face, the cylindrical handle surmounted by a large, shallow oval collar, engraved with Olympic rings, the year, and an arrow pointing from the start and end points of the relay, Morgedal and Oslo, 23cm., 9in. high, 32cm., 12 1/2in. wide the design was mindful to cope with any weather condition that the relay team would face, the cylindrical handle surmounted by a large, shallow oval collar, engraved with Olympic rings, the year, and an arrow pointing from the start and end points of the relay, Morgedal and Oslo, 23cm., 9in. high, 32cm., 12 1/2in. wide Whilst the torch relay had begun at Berlin for the 1936 Summer Games, it was not until Oslo in 1952 that a winter equivalent was inaugurated. However, instead of the Olympic flame being lit in Olympia, the starting point of Morgedal in Norway was chosen, in recognition of the birthplace of competitive skiing. Moreover, the Norwegian Olympic Committee were keen to stress that this was not the traditional transfer of the Olympic Flame but a separate event that symbolised the use of torches while skiing in the dark. The fire was lit in the house of the 'father of skiing', Sondre Norheim (1825-1897), and carried through Kongsberg, Drammen, the Huseby Hill at Oraker where skiing competitions had been held since 1897, to Oslo. Eigil Nansen, grandson of polar explorer Fridtjof Nansen, lit the fire in Bislett Stadium at the Opening Ceremony on 15th February. These torches are rare as only 94 bearers took part in the relay. Compare this figure to the 3,840 who carried the flame along the route from Olympia to Berlin in 1936.

Oslo 1952 Winter Olympic Games participation medal, copper, 56mm, by V. Fal

Lot #577 (Sale Order 573 of 657)

Oslo 1952 Winter Olympic Games participation medal, copper, 56mm, by V. Falireus, obverse, Oslo Olympic emblem, a silhouette of the Oslo City Hall and superimposed Olympic rings, reverse with Olympic motto surrounding large snowflake, in original case of issue

Helsinki 1952 Olympic Games participation medal, designed by K Rasanen, bro

Lot #578 (Sale Order 574 of 657)

Helsinki 1952 Olympic Games participation medal, designed by K Rasanen, bronze, stylised heads over a stadium, the reverse with male & female athletes holding torches over Olympic Rings, in original paper box in excellent condition

International Amateur Athletics Federation World Record plaque for the 4 x

Lot #579 (Sale Order 575 of 657)

International Amateur Athletics Federation World Record plaque for the 4 x 1 Mile Relay won by the Great Britain team that included Roger Bannister and Chris Chataway, the reverse of the bronze plaque inscribed INTERNATIONAL AMATEUR ATHLETIC FEDERATION TO GT. BRITAIN AND N. IRELAND, (D.C. SEAMAN, R.G. BANNISTER, C.J. CHATAWAY, G.W. NANKEVILLE), WORLDS RECORDS HOLDER, 4 X 1 MILE RELAY, 16 MINS. 41 SECS., 1st AUGUST, 1953, LONDON, ENGLAND, 10 by 7cm., in original fitted case

A Four Minute Mile autographed memorabilia display, comprising a card print

Lot #580 (Sale Order 576 of 657)

A Four Minute Mile autographed memorabilia display, comprising a card printed with sub-4min. mile information and signed in ink by Roger Bannister, Chris Chataway & Chris Brasher, mounted below a picture of Bannister reaching the finishing tape at Oxford 6th May 1954, 47 by 30cm.

First Day Cover signed by the four-minute mile athletes Roger Bannister, Ch

Lot #581 (Sale Order 577 of 657)

First Day Cover signed by the four-minute mile athletes Roger Bannister, Chris Chataway & Chris Brasher, signed in 1981

Cortina 1956 Winter Olympic Games bearer's torch, based on Ralph Lavers's a

Lot #582 (Sale Order 578 of 657)

Cortina 1956 Winter Olympic Games bearer's torch, based on Ralph Lavers's aluminium alloy pierced bowl with legend design first used at the London 1948 Summer Games

Cortina 1956 Winter Olympic Games Organising Committee badge, rare, only 70

Lot #583 (Sale Order 579 of 657)

Cortina 1956 Winter Olympic Games Organising Committee badge, rare, only 70 made, gilt-metal & enamel, inscribed C.N.O., VII GIOCHI OLIMPICI INVERNALI, CORTINA, 1956, ITALIA, the reverse further inscribed C.O.N.I., MOD. DEPOSITATO, STABILIMENTI, ARTISTICI, FIORENTINI, brooch fitting, in original case of issue inscribed gilt with Olympic Rings and dated 1956

Cortina 1956 Winter Olympic Games participant's medal, bronze, 45mm, by C.

Lot #584 (Sale Order 580 of 657)

Cortina 1956 Winter Olympic Games participant's medal, bronze, 45mm, by C. Affer. female head facing, crowned by Olympic rings, flame lower right, the reverse with a snowflake superimposed on Mount Pomagagnon

Cortina 1956 Winter Olympic Games coach's armband, inscribed ALLENATORE

Lot #585 (Sale Order 581 of 657)

Cortina 1956 Winter Olympic Games coach's armband, inscribed ALLENATORE

An official's badge

Lot #586 (Sale Order 582 of 657)

An official's badge for the international horse riding event that took place immediately after the conclusion of the 1956 Stockholm Equestrian Olympic Games between 18th and 21st June 1956, blue & yellow enamel inscribed CHIO [Concours Hippique International Officiel], STOCKHOLM, 1956, set on a purple rosette, brooch fitting

Very rare boxed 1956 Stockholm Equestrian Olympic Games participation medal

Lot #587 (Sale Order 583 of 657)

Very rare boxed 1956 Stockholm Equestrian Olympic Games participation medal, held at Stockholm due to Australian quarantine regulations, designed by J. Sjoesvaerd, in bronze, Classical horseman above Olympic Rings, blank reverse, paper box There were only 158 participants at the Stockholm events. Over 12,000 medals were made for the main Melbourne Games in 1956.

Melbourne 1956 Olympic Games bearer's torch, based on Ralph Lavers's alumin

Lot #588 (Sale Order 584 of 657)

Melbourne 1956 Olympic Games bearer's torch, based on Ralph Lavers's aluminium alloy pierced bowl with legend design first used at the London 1948 Summer Games, inscribed XVI OLYMPIAD 1956: OLYMPIA-MELBOURNE, 41cm.

Rare Melbourne 1956 Olympic Games competitor's badge for fencing, enamelle

Lot #589 (Sale Order 585 of 657)

Rare Melbourne 1956 Olympic Games competitor's badge for fencing, enamelled metal, inscribed OLYMPIC GAMES, MELBOURNE 1956, suspended with pink ribbon stamped FENCING

A rare example of a Rome 1960 Olympic Games bearer's torch still complete w

Lot #590 (Sale Order 586 of 657)

A rare example of a Rome 1960 Olympic Games bearer's torch still complete with original burner, bronzed aluminum, designed by Professor Maiure and his team from the National Museum of Archeology in Naples, the design based on drawings of torches on ancient Etruscan ceramics, length 39.5cm.

Rome 1960 Olympic Games participant's medal, bronze, 55mm., by E. Greco, nu

Lot #591 (Sale Order 587 of 657)

Rome 1960 Olympic Games participant's medal, bronze, 55mm., by E. Greco, nude female torchbearer superimposed over Olympic Rings, the reverse with a flock of eagles soaring over the Olympic Stadium in Rome

United States Olympic Committee medal designed in the manner of the Rome 19

Lot #592 (Sale Order 588 of 657)

United States Olympic Committee medal designed in the manner of the Rome 1960 Olympic Games prize medal, with an outer encirclement of laurel in gilt, the bronze medal with crest of the committee and legend, the reverse depicting Olympic House

Rome 1960 Olympic Games French National Olympic Committee member's badge, b

Lot #593 (Sale Order 589 of 657)

Rome 1960 Olympic Games French National Olympic Committee member's badge, blue, white & red enamel cockerel above Olympic Rings, inscribed ROME, 1960, screw fitting to the reverse

Innsbruck 1964 Winter Olympic Games Olympic Committee badge, gilt-metal & l

Lot #594 (Sale Order 590 of 657)

Innsbruck 1964 Winter Olympic Games Olympic Committee badge, gilt-metal & light blue enamel, inscribed O K

Innsbruck 1964 Winter Olympic Games participation medal, bronze, by Welz, I

Lot #595 (Sale Order 591 of 657)

Innsbruck 1964 Winter Olympic Games participation medal, bronze, by Welz, Innsbruck Olympic emblem within German legend, reverse with Innsbruck city view, Austrian Alps in background

Innsbruck 1964 Winter Olympic Games ice hockey team leader's armband, inscr

Lot #596 (Sale Order 592 of 657)

Innsbruck 1964 Winter Olympic Games ice hockey team leader's armband, inscribed MANNSCHAFTS FUHRER and printed with an ice hockey motif

Tokyo 1964 Olympic Games bearer's torch, blackened aluminum alloy bowl insc

Lot #597 (Sale Order 593 of 657)

Tokyo 1964 Olympic Games bearer's torch, blackened aluminum alloy bowl inscribed in XVIII OLYMPIAD TOKYO 1964, cylinder clad with stainless steel, 65cm.

A Tokyo 1964 torch holder in original box of issue, design led by Prof. Mai

Lot #598 (Sale Order 594 of 657)

A Tokyo 1964 torch holder in original box of issue, design led by Prof. Maiure, blackened aluminium alloy inscribed XVIII OLYMPIAD TOKYO 1964 and Olympic Rings, height 20cm., 8in.; in original fitted cardboard box of issue (2)

Tokyo 1964 Olympic Games participation medal, designed by T. Okamoto and K.

Lot #599 (Sale Order 595 of 657)

Tokyo 1964 Olympic Games participation medal, designed by T. Okamoto and K. Tanaka, stylised three runners and a swimmer, reverse with Olympic Rings and legend in Japanese and English, in original wooden box of issue

Tokyo 1964 Olympic Games official's badge, gold plate & enamel, inscribed O

Lot #600 (Sale Order 596 of 657)

Tokyo 1964 Olympic Games official's badge, gold plate & enamel, inscribed OFFICIAL, purple coloured ribbon, in original case of issue

Tokyo 1964 Olympic Games Official Report, Japanese language edition, 2 vols

Lot #601 (Sale Order 597 of 657)

Tokyo 1964 Olympic Games Official Report, Japanese language edition, 2 vols in a slip case, plus map of venues, extensive coverage and illustrations, in Japanese language, published by the Organizing Committee, this set is still with its original cardboard packaging

Tokyo 1964 Olympic Games Official Report, French language edition, 2 vols i

Lot #602 (Sale Order 598 of 657)

Tokyo 1964 Olympic Games Official Report, French language edition, 2 vols in a slip case, plus map of venues, extensive coverage and illustrations, published by the Organizing Committee

Tokyo 1964 Olympic Games Official Report, English language edition, 2 vols

Lot #603 (Sale Order 599 of 657)

Tokyo 1964 Olympic Games Official Report, English language edition, 2 vols in a slip case, plus map of venues, extensive coverage and illustrations, published by the Organizing Committee

The Spectacle of Tokyo Olympic 1964, deluxe photographic record of the Game

Lot #604 (Sale Order 600 of 657)

The Spectacle of Tokyo Olympic 1964, deluxe photographic record of the Games, captions in Japanese and English languages, results section at the back in Japanese, slipcase, also original cardboard packaging, fine condition

Grenoble 1968 Winter Olympic Games participant's medal, silvered-bronze, 68

Lot #605 (Sale Order 601 of 657)

Grenoble 1968 Winter Olympic Games participant's medal, silvered-bronze, 68mm., by M. Coeffin, obverse with profile of Greek athlete, the reverse with a City view of Grenoble, in original circular paper box

Grenoble 1968 Winter Olympic Games guest's badge, with affixed enamel Games

Lot #606 (Sale Order 602 of 657)

Grenoble 1968 Winter Olympic Games guest's badge, with affixed enamel Games logo, the bar inscribed invitŽ

Mexico City 1968 Olympic Games bearer's torch, The black painted aluminum v

Lot #607 (Sale Order 603 of 657)

Mexico City 1968 Olympic Games bearer's torch, The black painted aluminum version used in the torch run from Olympia to Athens, silver coloured doves around top, part of shaft made of wood, 53cm., in original cardboard tube

Mexico City 1968 Olympic Games bearer's torch, cast white metal, black leat

Lot #608 (Sale Order 604 of 657)

Mexico City 1968 Olympic Games bearer's torch, cast white metal, black leather handle, ''Type D'', only used in the torch relay within Mexico, the Mexico '68 logo formed by piercing at the upper rim, height 44.5cm.

Mexico 1968 Olympic Games postal cover double-signed by Tommie Smith & John

Lot #609 (Sale Order 605 of 657)

Mexico 1968 Olympic Games postal cover double-signed by Tommie Smith & John Carlos the African-American athletes who gave the 'black power' salute as a political demonstration on the medals podium, signed in ink, Smith has inscribed World Record performance details achieved in 1967 & 1968

Mexico 1968 Olympic Games memorabilia, steel miniature model of the Azteca

Lot #610 (Sale Order 606 of 657)

Mexico 1968 Olympic Games memorabilia, steel miniature model of the Azteca Stadium; participant pin in wallet; and a New Bulletin Programme, No.50 (3)

Sapporo 1972 Winter Olympic Games official's diploma, issued by the Organis

Lot #611 (Sale Order 607 of 657)

Sapporo 1972 Winter Olympic Games official's diploma, issued by the Organising Committee President Kogoro Uemura, 38.8 by 28cm.

Sapporo 1972 Winter Olympic Games participant's medal, bronze, designed by

Lot #612 (Sale Order 608 of 657)

Sapporo 1972 Winter Olympic Games participant's medal, bronze, designed by S. Fukuda, Sapporo Olympic emblem., the reverse with two large arrows attached to stylized athlete, in original acrylic case within paper box

Sapporo 1972 Winter Olympic Games press badge, silvered, red enamel, white

Lot #613 (Sale Order 609 of 657)

Sapporo 1972 Winter Olympic Games press badge, silvered, red enamel, white and yellow striped ribbon, 37 by 60mm., in original case of issue

A Munich 1972 Olympic Games bearer's torch, by Krupp in steel, 73cm.

Lot #614 (Sale Order 610 of 657)

A Munich 1972 Olympic Games bearer's torch, by Krupp in steel, 73cm.

Lot #615 (Sale Order 611 of 657)

A Munich 1972 Olympic Games bearer's torch, by Krupp in steel, 73cm.

A collection of Olympic/Athletics & Sporting medals and badges, including p

Lot #616 (Sale Order 612 of 657)

A collection of Olympic/Athletics & Sporting medals and badges, including participation, prize, officials and commemorative, comprising: nine IAAF/Olympic enamel Congress badges for Munich, 1972; Rome 1974, 1981 and 1987; Montreal 1976; Moscow 1980; Los Angeles 1984; Tokyo; 1991; and Stuttgart 1993; an IAAF plaque for the 1st Athletics World Championships 1983, by Bertoni; a bronze medal for the 1974 European Athletics Champs, Rome, in original fitted case, by Bertoni; a medal for 1991 World Athletics Champs, Tokyo, in original fitted case with gilt titles; a large medal for the Helsinki City Marathon, 1983; a white metal medal for the 1985 European Athletics Champs, Greece, in original fitted case; a 1985 World Cup Marathon, Hiroshima, Commemoration medal, with printed description, in original fitted case; an enamel athletics badge for the 1959 World Student Games, Torino; and a white metal medal with ribbon suspension, with athlete with trophy and sword in relief, inscribed DEM VATERLANDE UNSER STREBEN, verso showing a lion in relief and with inscription EIDGENOSSISCHES TURNFES 1903 IN ZURICH (17)

Munich 1972 Olympic Games media transcript of Avery Brundage's speech at th

Lot #617 (Sale Order 613 of 657)

Munich 1972 Olympic Games media transcript of Avery Brundage's speech at the Closing Ceremony, French language version, one sheet printed on green A4; sold together with an emergency printed Bild newspaper broadsheet, single-sheet printed both sides, the German language headline translating as ''Arabs assassinate 2 Israelis in the Olympic Village'' (2)

Innsbruck 1976 Winter Olympic Games gold prize medal, in silver-gilt, desig

Lot #618 (Sale Order 614 of 657)

Innsbruck 1976 Winter Olympic Games gold prize medal, in silver-gilt, designed by the Viennese artist Martha Coufal-Hartl (who designed the 1964 Innsbruck Games medal), produced by the Austrian mint in Vienna, the obverse depicts the emblem of the Games (the same as the 1964 Games) comprising the Olympic rings and the coat of arms of the city showing the bridge on the Inn which gives the city of Innsbruck its name, the reverse inscribed SLALOM and features a stylised representation of the Bergisel ski jump, with the Alps beyond and a lit torch in the foreground, in original fitted case, with red & white neck ribbon

Innsbruck 1976 Winter Olympic Games entrance tickets, this being a presenta

Lot #619 (Sale Order 615 of 657)

Innsbruck 1976 Winter Olympic Games entrance tickets, this being a presentation folder prepared for the Organising Committee with an example of every ticket to be circulated for the Games, all printed with the serial number 00000, 205 tickets in total covering every Olympic sport, with press, staff and officials examples as well as general public admission

Montreal 1976 Olympic Games bearer's torch, designed by George Huel and Mic

Lot #620 (Sale Order 616 of 657)

Montreal 1976 Olympic Games bearer's torch, designed by George Huel and Michael Dall, aluminum, handle painted red and bearing the Montreal Games logo, flame guard painted black, 66cm

1976 Montreal Olympic Games participation medal, designed by G Huel & P Pel

Lot #621 (Sale Order 617 of 657)

1976 Montreal Olympic Games participation medal, designed by G Huel & P Pelletier, in copper, Olympic Stadium above legend, the reverse with the Montreal Games emblem of stylised Olympic Rings forming an 'M'

Montreal 1976 Olympic Games official's badge, Cupro-nickel, 29 by 57mm., in

Lot #622 (Sale Order 618 of 657)

Montreal 1976 Olympic Games official's badge, Cupro-nickel, 29 by 57mm., inscribed OFFICIAL d'EQUIPE

Montreal 1976 Olympic Games official's badge, Cupro-nickel, 29 by 57mm., in

Lot #623 (Sale Order 619 of 657)

Montreal 1976 Olympic Games official's badge, Cupro-nickel, 29 by 57mm., inscribed RADIO-TV

Montreal 1976 Olympic Games official's badge, Cupro-nickel, 29 by 57mm., in

Lot #624 (Sale Order 620 of 657)

Montreal 1976 Olympic Games official's badge, Cupro-nickel, 29 by 57mm., inscribed PRESSE

Montreal 1976 Olympic Games memorabilia, including participation medal, off

Lot #625 (Sale Order 621 of 657)

Montreal 1976 Olympic Games memorabilia, including participation medal, official poster, Closing Ceremony Olympic flag, official literature and miscellaneous items

Lake Placid 1980 Winter Olympic Games participation medal, nickel-silver, 7

Lot #626 (Sale Order 622 of 657)

Lake Placid 1980 Winter Olympic Games participation medal, nickel-silver, 76mm, by M. Jovine. relief views of nine winter sports, reverse Lake Placid Olympic emblem surrounded by the words of the Olympic oath in four concentric circles

1980 Moscow Olympic Games bearer's torch, designed by Boris Tuchin, aluminu

Lot #627 (Sale Order 623 of 657)

1980 Moscow Olympic Games bearer's torch, designed by Boris Tuchin, aluminum alloy, grey and gold, Moscow Games logo and legend in red, 56cm.

Moscow 1980 Olympic Games participant's medal, bronze, 60mm., by A. Leonova

Lot #628 (Sale Order 624 of 657)

Moscow 1980 Olympic Games participant's medal, bronze, 60mm., by A. Leonova, Moscow Olympic emblem over Olympic stadium, the reverse with a view of Red Square in Moscow

Sarajevo 1984 Winter Olympic Games bearer's torch, manufactured by Nippon K

Lot #629 (Sale Order 625 of 657)

Sarajevo 1984 Winter Olympic Games bearer's torch, manufactured by Nippon K. under the supervision of Mizuno Corp, stainless steel cylinder in silver-coloured aluminum alloy, bowl gold-coloured with ''Sarajevo 84'' legend, 57.5cm., used condition with flame discoloration to cylinder

Los Angeles 1984 Olympic Games bearer's torch, brass-finished aluminum with

Lot #630 (Sale Order 626 of 657)

Los Angeles 1984 Olympic Games bearer's torch, brass-finished aluminum with tan leather handle, bowl portrays Olympic rings, motto and L.A. Memorial Coliseum Stadium, 56.5cm., in original black leather pouch

Los Angeles 1984 Olympic Games ''sample'' gold winner's prize medal, gold-p

Lot #631 (Sale Order 627 of 657)

Los Angeles 1984 Olympic Games ''sample'' gold winner's prize medal, gold-plated, obverse with Victory seated above stadium, reverse with a winner carried by jubilant athletes, stamped SAMPLE on both sides, 60mm., with ribbon, in a Josten's of Minneapolis wooden display case, the medal mounted within glass panels front & back, the case bearing a metal plaque inscribed ''THE GOLD'', CREATED BY JOSTENS, FOR THE LAOOC AND THE XXIIIrd OLYMPIAD GAMES, 1984, 21.5 by 18.5cm.

Los Angeles 1984 Olympic Games participation medal, designed by Dugald Ste

Lot #632 (Sale Order 628 of 657)

Los Angeles 1984 Olympic Games participation medal, designed by Dugald Stermer, flaming Olympic torch head within legend, reverse with Los Angeles emblem over Olympic Rings and laurel

A very rare Calgary 1988 Winter Olympic Games bearer's torch, maplewood han

Lot #633 (Sale Order 629 of 657)

A very rare Calgary 1988 Winter Olympic Games bearer's torch, maplewood handle with pictograms of 10 Olympic winter sports, steel torch bowl, 60cm., in excellent condition, in zip-up carrying case The flame was flown from Athens, Greece to St. John, Newfoundland. In 88 days, it was carried about 18,000km across Canada by 6,520 torchbearers sharing torches, about 150 were believed to have been made.

Calgary 1988 Winter Olympic Games participation medal, bronze, 64mm, by C.

Lot #634 (Sale Order 630 of 657)

Calgary 1988 Winter Olympic Games participation medal, bronze, 64mm, by C. Martens, Calgary Olympic emblem, stylized snowflake design, reverse Olympic motto under panorama of Calgary and Rocky Mountains, in case of issue

Seoul 1988 Olympic Games bearer's torch, designed by Lee Woo-Sing, bowl dep

Lot #635 (Sale Order 631 of 657)

Seoul 1988 Olympic Games bearer's torch, designed by Lee Woo-Sing, bowl depicting dragons, Seoul Olympic logo enameled in colour below, tan leather handle, 50cm.

Seoul 1988 Olympic Games participation medal, bronze, 60mm, by K. Kwanghyun

Lot #636 (Sale Order 632 of 657)

Seoul 1988 Olympic Games participation medal, bronze, 60mm, by K. Kwanghyun. South Gate below mountain, cloud, crane, and sun, reverse Seoul Olympic emblem over English legend in two lines

Albertville 1992 Winter Olympic Games participation medal, chromium-plated

Lot #637 (Sale Order 633 of 657)

Albertville 1992 Winter Olympic Games participation medal, chromium-plated steel, 68mm, designed by Renee Mayot, the obverse with Albertville Olympic emblem within French and English legend, reverse with star symbol over Alps and Olympic rings within French legend

1992 Barcelona Olympic Games bearer's torch, designed by Andre Ricard, manu

Lot #638 (Sale Order 634 of 657)

1992 Barcelona Olympic Games bearer's torch, designed by Andre Ricard, manufactured by Kromschroder, length 68cm.

Lillehammer 1994 Winter Olympic Games participant's medal, copper, 66 by 76

Lot #639 (Sale Order 635 of 657)

Lillehammer 1994 Winter Olympic Games participant's medal, copper, 66 by 76mm, by M. Kleppan, pictograms of sporting events, ice crystals and Lillehammer Olympic emblem over Olympic rings, the reverse with a modernistic ice crystal design with sports pictograms, in original wooden case

Lillehammer 1994 Winter Olympic Games official miniature souvenir torch, 60

Lot #640 (Sale Order 636 of 657)

Lillehammer 1994 Winter Olympic Games official miniature souvenir torch, 60cm (23.8''), wood and metal engraved with pictograms of six winter Olympic events, complete with original wooden display stand featuring Lillehammer logo and torch bearer, 31cm.

Olympic Games Official Centennial Torch 1896-1996, silvered aluminum and wo

Lot #641 (Sale Order 637 of 657)

Olympic Games Official Centennial Torch 1896-1996, silvered aluminum and wood, inscribed with the names of all 23 Olympic host cities from 1896 to 1996, 55cm., 21 1/2in., unused condition with original wick, in felt carrying pouch The Hellenic Olympic Committee celebrated the 100th Anniversary of the 1896 Olympic Games in the Panathenean Stadium in Athens on April 6, 1996. Part of this celebration was the re-enactment of the 1896 Games. Olympic medalists and representatives of all cities who had hosted the Olympic Games since 1896 took part in the torch run within the stadium. Afterwards, they took the torches back to their Olympic cities for a ceremony.

A 'golden' oar signed by the British coxless pair rowers Steve Redgrave and

Lot #642 (Sale Order 638 of 657)

A 'golden' oar signed by the British coxless pair rowers Steve Redgrave and Matthew Pinsent gold medal winners at the 1992 Barcelona and 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games, signed to the blade on black marker pen

Sydney 2000 Olympic Games bearer's torch, three layers consisting of polish

Lot #643 (Sale Order 639 of 657)

Sydney 2000 Olympic Games bearer's torch, three layers consisting of polished stainless steel, anodized aluminum and coated aluminum designed by Blue Sky Design, Sydney, manufactured by G.A. & L. Harrington, 77cm.

Rare Manchester British Olympic bid medal for the 2000 Olympic Games, hallm

Lot #644 (Sale Order 640 of 657)

Rare Manchester British Olympic bid medal for the 2000 Olympic Games, hallmarked silver, Manchester 2000 bid logo, reverse portrays John Mark the last relay runner who lit the Olympic Flame at London in 1948, velvet lined fitted case containing a small certificate confirming this medal was from an edition of 200

Athens 2004 Olympic Games bearer's torch, designed by Andreas Varotsos, sil

Lot #645 (Sale Order 641 of 657)

Athens 2004 Olympic Games bearer's torch, designed by Andreas Varotsos, silver coloured metal and olive wood, length 67cm.

Torino 2006 Winter Olympic Games torch, designed by Pininfarina of Torino,

Lot #646 (Sale Order 642 of 657)

Torino 2006 Winter Olympic Games torch, designed by Pininfarina of Torino, based on a modern interpretation of a traditional wooden torch and resembling the front of a ski and also the Mole Antonelliana in Turin, blue coated metal, seemingly unpractically heavy weighing just shy of 2kg., length 77cm., fabric carrying pouch

Beijing 2008 Olympic Games bearer's torch, designed by the Lenevo Group, Be

Lot #647 (Sale Order 643 of 657)

Beijing 2008 Olympic Games bearer's torch, designed by the Lenevo Group, Beijing, aluminium, the curved form with red etched and anodized 'lucky cloud' decoration, the rubberised handle design representing a paper scroll , length 72cm.

Beijing 2008 Olympic Games silver prize medal awarded for baseball, silver,

Lot #648 (Sale Order 644 of 657)

Beijing 2008 Olympic Games silver prize medal awarded for baseball, silver, 70mm, with inlaid light green jade, winged goddess of victory above Panathenian Stadium in Athens, reverse with Games logo in center surrounded by a band of jade, event BASEBALL engraved at top. Ornate loop, with red and orange ribbon with ''Beijing 2008'' and Olympic rings; offered with the original red lacquer case which is in damaged condition The identity of the baseball player who was awarded this medal will be revealed to the winning bidder, including a letter of authenticity signed by the player.

Beijing 2008 Olympic Games participant's medal, copper, 55mm., Games logo o

Lot #649 (Sale Order 645 of 657)

Beijing 2008 Olympic Games participant's medal, copper, 55mm., Games logo over Bird's Nest Olympic Stadium, the reverse with five Fuwa mascots over Chinese and English language ''One World One Dream'' motto, waves below, complete with red presentation box

A fine quality 1:2500 scale model of the Beijing ''Bird's Nest'' Olympic St

Lot #650 (Sale Order 646 of 657)

A fine quality 1:2500 scale model of the Beijing ''Bird's Nest'' Olympic Stadium, extensive silver-gilt plating using equal amounts of 50gr. of gold and silver, the stadium protected by a dome, set with a commemorative coin, numbered 29, inset in an oval shaped ebonised base, housed in a velvet lined fitted cherrywood box, the lid bearing the 2008 Games logo, the model base 35 by 26cm.; sold with a collector's certificate booklet (2)

Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics bearer's torch, designed by Leo Obstbaum, st

Lot #651 (Sale Order 647 of 657)

Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics bearer's torch, designed by Leo Obstbaum, stainless steel, aluminium, & sheet moulding compound, Canadian symbols, Olympic Rings and ''With Glowing Hearts'' also translated in French, length 94.5cm., in original carrying pouch

London 2012 Olympic Games bearer's torch, of tapering, triangular form, gol

Lot #652 (Sale Order 648 of 657)

London 2012 Olympic Games bearer's torch, of tapering, triangular form, gold coloured, bearing the official 2012 logo, designed by Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby, manufactured in collaboration by Tecosim, LPG Gas, Bullfinch and Premier Sheet Metal, inner and outer aluminium alloy skin, held in place by a cast top piece and base, perforated by 8,000 circles representing the total number of torch bearer's in the London 2012 Relay, and also allowing a high level of transparency including viewing of the burner system, length 80cm., weight 800gr.

Multi-signed London 2012 Olympic Games Great Britain cycling shirt, signed

Lot #653 (Sale Order 649 of 657)

Multi-signed London 2012 Olympic Games Great Britain cycling shirt, signed in black marker pen by seven British gold medal winners from the velodrome, comprising Danielle King, Joanna Rowsell, Laura Trott, Philip Hindes, Jason Kenny, Chris Hoy & Ed Clancy

Usain Bolt signed Rio 2016 Olympic Games replica Jamaica running vest, sign

Lot #654 (Sale Order 650 of 657)

Usain Bolt signed Rio 2016 Olympic Games replica Jamaica running vest, signed in black marker pen

Usain Bolt signed Puma running vest, signed in marker pen, framed & glazed,

Lot #655 (Sale Order 651 of 657)

Usain Bolt signed Puma running vest, signed in marker pen, framed & glazed, 75 by 62cm.

A Rio de Janeiro 2016 Olympic Games torch, designed by Chelles e Hayashi, m

Lot #656 (Sale Order 652 of 657)

A Rio de Janeiro 2016 Olympic Games torch, designed by Chelles e Hayashi, manufactured by Recam Laser, comprised of several recycled aluminium sections and distinguished by its unique mechanism, which, when passed between torch bearers, allows it to expand 5.5cm vertically towards its flame, simulating the movement of an athlete, when expanded, the undulating sections, coated with a pearl white epoxy resin, reveal a rainbow of different colours within, chosen by the designers to symbolise elements of Brazil's landscape - golden sun, green mountains, blue sea and Copacabana's dark blue sidewalks, length 69cm., weight 1,500gr., in original carrying bag & tube

Rio de Janeiro 2016 Olympic Games torch, designed by Chelles e Hayashi, man

Lot #657 (Sale Order 653 of 657)

Rio de Janeiro 2016 Olympic Games torch, designed by Chelles e Hayashi, manufactured by Recam Laser, comprised of several recycled aluminium sections and distinguished by its unique mechanism, which, when passed between torch bearers, allows it to expand 5.5cm vertically towards its flame, simulating the movement of an athlete, when expanded, the undulating sections, coated with a pearl white epoxy resin, reveal a rainbow of different colours within, chosen by the designers to symbolise elements of Brazil's landscape-golden sun, green mountains, blue sea and Copacabana's dark blue sidewalks, length 69cm., weight 1,500gr., in original carrying bag & tube; and an acrylic display stand

Rio 2016 Olympic Games Official Memorabilia: No.1 of 16 bearer's torches us

Lot #658 (Sale Order 654 of 657)

Rio 2016 Olympic Games Official Memorabilia: No.1 of 16 bearer's torches used during the Torch Relay and then selected to commemorate Brazil's gold medal in the men's football tournament, with a unique hologram identifying the torch number, designed by Chelles e Hayashi, manufactured by Recam Laser, comprised of several recycled aluminium sections and distinguished by its unique mechanism, which, when passed between torch bearers, allows it to expand 5.5cm vertically towards its flame, simulating the movement of an athlete, when expanded, the undulating sections, coated with a pearl white epoxy resin, reveal a rainbow of different colours within, chosen by the designers to symbolise elements of Brazil's landscape-golden sun, green mountains, blue sea and Copacabana's dark blue sidewalks, length 69cm., weight 1,500gr., in original carrying bag & tube; and an acrylic display stand; offered with official certificate brochure and sale invoice from the Rio 2016 Official Auction

Rio de Janeiro 2016 Olympic Games participant's medal, alloy copper, logo,

Lot #659 (Sale Order 655 of 657)

Rio de Janeiro 2016 Olympic Games participant's medal, alloy copper, logo, rings and legend, in sleeved paper box

The Rio 2016 Olympic Games gold medal presentation tray used for the tennis

Lot #660 (Sale Order 656 of 657)

The Rio 2016 Olympic Games gold medal presentation tray used for the tennis events including Andy Murray's victory in the men's singles, the wooden tray with centred leatherette tag bearing a referenced hologram that matches to the COA confirming this was tray #1 used at the medal ceremonies, the lot also including the original sale invoice from the Rio 2016 Official Auction (3) The other tennis players who received their gold winner's medal from this tray were Puerto Rico's Monica Puig in the women's singles, Spain's Marc Lopez & Rafael Nadal in the men's doubles, Russia's Ekaterina Makarova & Elena Vesnina in the women's doubles, and the USA's Bethanie Mattek-Sands & Jack Sock in the mixed doubles.

The Rio 2016 Olympic Games bronze medal presentation tray used for the eque

Lot #661 (Sale Order 657 of 657)

The Rio 2016 Olympic Games bronze medal presentation tray used for the equestrian events, the wooden tray with centred leatherette tag bearing a referenced hologram that matches to the COA confirming this was tray #3 used at the medal ceremonies, the lot also including the original sale invoice from the Rio 2016 Official Auction (3) The riders in the individual events who received their bronze medals from this tray were Germany's Kristina Broring-Sprehe in the dressage, the USA's Phillip Dutton in the eventing and Canada's Eric Lamaze in the jumping. In the team events the bronze medals were won by the USA (dressage), Australia (eventing) and Germany (jumping).


Sporting Memorabilia November Sale - Day 1
Art, Antiques & Collectibles > Graham Budd Auctions > Sporting Memorabilia November Sale - Day 1
Sporting Memorabilia November Sale - Day 1
by Graham Budd Auctions Mon, Nov 13, 2017 10:00 AM EUR (GMT) Fine quality sporting memorabilia encompassing football, golf, cricket, tennis, horse racing, motor sports, rugby, Olympics, boxing and a wide variety of other popular sports.