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Sunday 7th March 2021 10.30am
FOOTBALL & SPORTING MEMORABILIA
SPORTING EPHEMERA Signed to the first page by Bannister. signed by Underwood and the
Sold with an original ticket for the artist, Tottenham Hotspur home
1103 Olympic Games Berlin 1936.
meeting. VG £20/30 programmes 1960’s, autographs on
‘Hinir XI. Olympisku Leikar I Berlin
paper pieces, album pages etc include
1936’. Official album with 155 1108 Athletics 1922. A collection of
Roger Bannister, Stanley Matthews,
quality coloured 4”x3” cards out eighty nine original candid mono
Fred Perry, John Charles etc, football
of 162. Features Hitler, Owens etc. film negatives, the majority relating
signatures include Bobby Tambling,
All events represented. Printed in to athletics, each contained in a
Paul Ince, Pat Bonner, Gary Lineker,
Reyljavic 1936. Good condition. protective sleeve within a small
Peter Shilton etc. Sold with a two
Sold with ‘Die Olympischen Spiele cloth bound “Ensign” film storage
signed rugby balls for Leicester Tigers
& Winterspiele 1936’. Post Olympic album. Index pages to the front
and Saracens, a signed Leicester City
cigarette company postcard album are annotated with descriptions
football, and a ‘Mexico 70’ World
for the Winter Olympics (‘Band I’) of athletics events, including a
Cup football etc. In two boxes. G
with reports and articles on all aspects reference to the ‘International Meet
£50/80
and history of the games. With set of Molinari’s [Sports Club]’. Date
of mounted paper photographic annotated to inside back cover, ‘Films 1112 British Grand Prix 1996. Official
postcards of the Olympic stars of 1922’. Each negative measures programme for the 1996 Grand Prix
issued by the German cigarette 2.5”x1.75”. G/VG £30/50 held at Silverstone on the 12-14th
company Cigaretten-Bilderdienst July 1996. The cover signed by
1109 College Girl Athletes Postcards early
Hamburg-Bahrenfeld. Excellent nine Grand Prix drivers in silver pen.
1900s. J.I. Austen (publisher) and
images of Adolf Hitler at the Games. Signatures are M. Schumacher, H.
Bernhardt Wall (artist). Five from
Decorative blue cloth covers with Frentzen, D. Hill, J. Villeneauve, M.
a set of six original colour large
gold Berlin Olympic symbol of the Hakkinen, G. Berger, D. Coulthard, J.
format postcards each featuring a
games to front cover. Lacking one Alesi and former driver Alain Prost.
girl wearing college colours with
card. Qty 2 £50/80 Signatures obtained by the vendor at
a piece of sporting equipment.
Silverstone. G £60/90
1104 Olympic Games. Three Official Cards/ colleges are Penn (Tennis),
Reports of the British Olympic Yale (Ice Skating), Unknown 1113 British Grand Prix 1997. Official
Association for the 1948, 1952, (Sailing), Unknown (Baseball), and programme for the 1997 Grand
1956, 1960, 1964, 1968 and 1972 Princeton (Golf). Each card measures Prix held at Silverstone on the
games. Published by World Sports. 5.5”x7.75”. Some wear to cards, 10-13th July 1997. The cover
Some faults to odd copy otherwise overall in good condition £60/90 signed by six Grand Prix drivers
in good condition. Qty 7 £30/50 in black pen. Signatures are M.
1110 F&J Smith’s ‘Champions of Sport’
Schumacher, D. Hill, J. Villeneauve,
1105 Olympic Games. Rome 1960. 1902 cigarette cards, various
E. Irvine, M. Hakkinen and G. Berger.
Two official hardback books, brands including ‘Studio’, ‘Cup
Signatures obtained by the vendor at
one ‘History of the Games’ and Tie’, ‘Glasgow Mixture’ etc. Nine
Silverstone. G £50/70
the other ‘Organisation of the red back cards from the set of fifty,
Games’. Profusely Illustrated. Good Diamond Jubilee (no. 7), Flying Fox 1114 Footballers and sportsman’s deaths.
condition £15/25 (8), F. Rickaby (10), C.R. Harding Original ‘Order of Service’ for
(31), W.A. Barry (32), W.J. Sturgess the ‘Service of Thanksgiving’ for
1106 Russian sporting pin badges
(37), F.W. Chinn (42), Jarrot (44), Brian Clough 1935-2004, Derek
1960/80’s. Large collection of over
and A.A. Chase (45). Sold with three Dooley 1929-2008, Clifford Lloyd
one hundred and twenty bid badges
cigarette cards of ‘Miss Billie Burke’, 1916-2000, Bill Nicholson 2004
from the period, over thirty of the
two plain back, the third with Wills’s and Henry Cecil (Horse trainer)
badges are sport related and some
Cigarettes emblem to verso. Odd 1943-2013. Sold with a similar order
are for the Olympic Games held in
faults, overall in good condition of service for Arthur Charles Clues
Moscow in 1980 and other sporting
£70/100 1924-1998 (Rugby League) and two
events. Sports featured include
photocopies order of services for
fencing, running, rowing, football, 1111 Rugby, football, boxing, tennis and
Billy Bremner 1942-1997 and John
wrestling, basketball, equestrian, cricket ephemera. Collection of
Charles 2004. Qty G £30/50
skiing etc. The pins attached to three books, prints, footballs, ceramics
sheets in good/very good condition etc. Signed items include, signed 1115 Sporting ephemera. Good selection
£50/80 autobiographies of Tom Finney and of ephemera including books, prints
Wally Barnes, ‘Will Carling. Captain’s (odd one signed), ceramics, horse
1107 Athletics. Roger Bannister. Official
Diary 1989-1991’ signed by Carling, racing programmes 1970’s, golf
programme for the ‘50th Anniversary
‘Bill McLaren’s Dream Lions’ signed buttons, trade cards, motor racing
of Sir Roger Bannister’s First Sub
by McBride, Rees, Chilcott and programmes 1970’s, rugby press
4-Minute Mile’ held at Iffley Road,
Guscott, also a limited edition print photographs etc. In two boxes. G
Oxford University, 6th May 2004.
of Rory Underwood by John Ireland £50/80
1071116 Sporting ceramics, glassware etc. and montages of race horses and/ or Jim Thorpe was the first Native
Box of items including football, jockeys, all signed by the featured American to win an Olympic gold
Olympic Games, tennis, golf, skiing, jockey and some trainers. Signatures medal for the United States, winning
etc. Includes a ‘Masons Ironstone’ include A.P. McCoy, John Gosden two in 1912 in pentathlon and
Sampler Pattern football plate, (two different), Brian O’Connell, decathlon
9” diameter, Arthur Wood treacle Willie Mullins, William Buick (2),
1123 Hockey. ‘12th Annual Lowestoft
colour golfing tankard, Scarborough Russell Baze, Andrew Thornton,
Hockey Festival. Easter 1939’.
ceramic tennis souvenirs, Darts Nina Carberry, Barry Geraghty (2),
Official programme and ‘Player’s
tankard, ‘Sam, the Olympic Eagle’ Jason Maguire etc. Trainers include
Ticket’ for the tournament held over
soft toy (Olympic Games 1984), ‘Its Emma Lavelle, Jim Dreaper, Kim
the Easter weekend, 7th-10th April
Plus Fours as Does it’, multicoloured Bailey, Donald McCain Jnr. etc. Also
1939. Includes fourteen unidentified
5.5” tall ceramic golf tankard, blue the eventer, Ian Stark. VG £30/50
signatures in ink to the first page,
and white ceramic ashtray with
1121 Snooker. Official programme for presumably members of one of the
Rome Olympic 1960 symbol, ceramic
the 2015 Betway UK Championship participating teams. G £30/40
1/2 litre beer stein produced to the
held at the York Barbican. The
commemorate the Olympic Games 1124 J. Baines, Bradford c. 1920. Five
programme profusely signed to the
in Munich 1972, ceramic figure of shield shaped cards covering military,
player profile pages by sixty two of
an Olympic torch bearer. Olympic swimming, gymnastics, rugby etc.
the participating players. Signatures
ring symbol to base, two pairs of Titles are ‘Gen. Sir W. Penn Symons’,
include Stuart Bingham, Mark Selby,
continental tennis figures, boy and ‘Play Up Wales’, ‘Swimming, Miss
Neil Robertson, Shaun Murphy,
girl, damage and loss to two of the Lucy Sugar’, ‘The “Lassies”, ‘Miss
Judd Trump, Barry Hawkins, Ding
figures, pewter golf club hip flask, Bell’, and ‘The Old Brigade, Spencer
Junhui, Joe Perry, Mark Williams,
golfing bears ceramics plate etc. A Mortimor’. Light wear, small loss
Marco Fu, Anthony Carter, Ali
good selection. In two boxes £50/80 to one corner of the Miss Bell card,
Carter, Liang Wenbo, Tony Drago,
otherwise in good condition £50/80
1117 ‘The Dog- In health and disease’. Nigel Bond, Jimmy White etc. Draw
Stonehenge (Henry Walsh). London pages fully annotated in ink with BOXING
1879. Third edition. Spine a little results. Neil Robertson beat Liang
1125 Muhammad Ali v Henry Cooper
worn and frayed, inside spine hinges Wenbo in the final. Sold with official
1966. Official programme for the
splitting otherwise good condition programmes for Embassy World
World Heavyweight Championship
£15/25 Snooker tournament, Sheffield 2005
fight held at Arsenal Stadium,
(33 signatures including Ronnie
1118 Dr Ingram, The Bishop of London. Highbury on 21st May 1966. Also a
O’Sullivan, Stephen Hendry, Ken
Vanity Fair. ‘In his Lighter Moments’. colour insert for the fight featuring
Doherty, John Parrott, Steve Davis,
Original colour chromolithograph of both Ali and Cooper ‘Presented by
Peter Ebdon etc.), Shanghai Masters
Dr Ingram by WH 1912. Men of the Boxing Illustrated. G/VG £50/70
2013 (twenty signatures), etc. Qty
Day 2273. Sold with Rowing. Vanity
4. G £30/50 1126 ‘Muhammad Ali. A Thirty-Year
Fair colour chromolithograph of
Journey’. Howard Bingham.
William A.L. Fletcher. ‘Flea’. March 1122 American Football 1960s-1990s.
London 1993, first UK edition.
18th 1882 by SPY, George Rowland A good selection of over fifty
Signatures of both Muhammad Ali
Hill. President of the Rugby Football commemorative and first day
and author Bingham signed to label
Union and rugby referee. ‘Rugby covers including nine Super Bowl,
on front end paper of title page as
Union’, dated 1st February 1890 ‘Super Bowl XIX Inauguration Day’
published. Dustwrapper. VG
and Billiards/Snooker. John Roberts 1985, XXII (1988), XXIII (1989,
£150/250
Jnr. ‘The Champion Roberts’. July two different), XXIV (1990), XXV
4th 1885 by SPY. All three mounted, (1991), XXVII (1993), XXVIII (1994) 1127 ‘Boxing Memories’ by Peter Wilson.
framed and glazed. Overall 15”x21” and XXIX (1995). Also Sun Bowl 78rpm record. To one side is the
(2), 13”x19” and 12.5”x17”. Qty 4 1971, 1981 and 1983, Sugar Bowl commentary by Howard Marshall of
£50/70 1977 and 1990, Copper Bowl 1991, the Eric Boon v Arthur Danaher fight
Thrifty Holiday Bowl 1991, and at the Harringay Arena, 23rd February
1119 Epsom Derby winning horses. Six
Wembley American Bowl (1988, 1939, and to the other commentary
shot glasses, each depicting a colour
Qty. 10). Also three different covers by Raymond Glendenning of the Len
transfer printed image of a winning
commemorating ‘100 Years of Harvey v Freddie Mills fight for the
horse to side, name and date below.
Intercollegiate Football 1869-1969’, British and Empire light-heavyweight
The horses featured are ‘Hyperion
and two Jim Thorpe covers, ‘Kings of titles on 20th June 1942 at White
1933’, ‘Windsor Lad 1934’, ‘Bahram
Sport 1’ 1974, and a ‘Colorado Silk Hart Lane in front of a crowd of
1935’, ‘Mahmoud 1936’, ‘Tulyar
Cachet’ cover 1984 etc. Sold with 30,000. In paper sleeve. G/VG
1952’ and ‘Pinza 1953’. The glasses
approx. fifty postcards, the majority £30/50
with gold lustre to rims, each
featuring American Football stadiums
measuring 2.25” tall. Odd faults, The Eric Boon v Arthur Danaher fight
and players, and two ‘World Cup
good condition £25/35 was the first occasion that the B.B.C.
‘94, Dallas, Texas’ (soccer) covers and
had been permitted to televise a
1120 Horse Racing. Blue folder comprising a sheet of three official ‘World Cup
boxing match and also the first time
over forty mainly colour photographs USA 94’ stamps. G/VG £30/50
a transmission had been shown live
108to a paying audience in cinemas. (France) beat Joan Fry (GB) in 1135 Tennis. Wimbledon 1931. ‘The
straight sets Lawn Tennis Championship Meeting
Challenger Freddie Mills beat
1931’. Official programme for
the title holder Len Harvey by a 1132 Tennis. Wimbledon 1926. ‘The
Thursday, 25th June 1931 (first
knockout in the second round Jubilee Lawn Tennis Championship
Thursday). Original decorative
Meeting 1926’. Official programme
1128 ‘Boxing Memories’ by Peter Wilson. wrappers. One handwritten result
for Tuesday, 29th June 1926
78rpm record. To one side is the annotated in pencil for the Ladies
(second Tuesday). Original front
commentary by S. McPherson of Singles draw page. Front wrapper
wrapper detached with small loss
the Jackie Paterson v Peter Kane cleanly detached. Some age toning
to one corner, lacking rear wrapper.
fight for the vacant world flyweight to page extremities, light vertical
Handwritten results annotated in
championship at Hampden Park, fold, rusting to staples, otherwise in
pencil for the Gentlemen’s Singles
Glasgow, 19th June 1943, and to good condition. Rare £80/120
and Doubles, Ladies Singles, and
the other commentary by Raymond
Mixed Doubles draw pages. Light Sidney Woods beat Frank Shields
Glendenning of the Sugar Ray
vertical crease, small holes to last (both USA) by a walkover in the
Robinson v Randolph Turpin fight for
page, rusting to staples, generally in final of the Gentlemen’s Singles. In
the world middleweight title on 10th
fair condition. Rare £70/100 the Ladies’ final, Cilly Aussem beat
July 1951 at Earls Court, London in
Hilde Krahwinkel (both Germany) in
front of a crowd of 18,000. In paper Jean Barotra (France) beat Howard
straight sets
sleeve. G/VG £30/50 Kinsey (USA) by three sets to one in
the final of the Gentlemen’s Singles. 1136 Tennis. Wimbledon 1932. ‘The Lawn
Paterson put down Kane twice in
In the Ladies’ final, Kitty Godfrey Tennis Championship Meeting 1932’.
the first round, winning the fight
(GB) beat Lili Alvarez (Spain) two Official programme for Tuesday,
and the title in only 61 seconds!
sets to one 28th June 1932 (second Tuesday).
Turpin unexpectedly beat Robinson
Original decorative wrappers. One
on points to become world 1133 Tennis. Wimbledon 1929. ‘The Lawn
handwritten result annotated in
middleweight champion Tennis Championship Meeting 1929’.
ink for the Gentlemen’s Singles
Official programme for Tuesday, 2nd
1129 Boxing photographs. Three signed draw page. Front wrapper cleanly
July 1929 (second Tuesday). Original
colour and mono action photographs detached. Some splitting to spine,
decorative wrappers. Handwritten
of Audley Harrison, Ken Buchanan small tear and odd nicks to edges of
results annotated in pencil for the
and Terry Spinks. All approx 7”x10”. front wrapper, minor age toning to
Gentlemen’s Singles and Doubles,
Sold with signed promotional page extremities, light vertical fold,
Ladies Singles, and Mixed Doubles
postcards of Nigel Benn and Frank rusting to staples, otherwise in good
draw pages. Splitting to spine of
Bruno and an official Albert Hall condition. Rare £70/100
wrappers, which are becoming
Boxing programme featuring Vince
detached. Odd minor nicks to Ellsworth Vines (USA) beat Bunny
Hawkins and Ernie Roderick. G
wrapper edges, otherwise in good Austin (GB) in straight sets in the
£25/35
condition. Rare £150/250 final of the Gentlemen’s Singles. In
1130 James Braddock, World Heavyweight the Ladies’ final, Helen Wills Moody
Henri Cochet beat Jean Barotra
Champion 1935-1937. Endurance Ltd beat Helen Jacobs (both USA) in
(both France) in straight sets in the
- The Art of Sport Boxing figure. The straight sets
final of the Gentlemen’s Singles. In
figure stands approx 10.5” high. VG
the Ladies’ final, Helen Wills Moody 1137 Tennis. Wimbledon 1933-1936.
£20/30
beat Helen Jacobs (both USA) in ‘The Lawn Tennis Championship
TENNIS straight sets Meeting’. Four official programmes
for 6th July 1933 (second Thursday),
1131 Tennis. Wimbledon 1925. ‘The Lawn 1134 Tennis. Wimbledon 1930. ‘The
5th July 1934 (second Thursday),
Tennis Championship Meeting 1925’. Lawn Tennis Championship Meeting
3rd July 1935 (second Wednesday),
Official programme for Tuesday, 23rd 1930’. Official programme for Friday,
and 25th June 1936 (first Thursday).
June 1925 (first Tuesday). Original 27th June 1930 (first Friday). Original
Original decorative wrappers. Crease
decorative wrappers. Handwritten decorative wrappers. Handwritten
to one corner of the 1933, wear and
results annotated in pencil for the results annotated in pencil for the
splitting to the spine of the 1934,
Gentlemen’s Singles and Doubles, Gentlemen’s Singles and Doubles,
front wrapper of the 1935 cleanly
Ladies Singles, and Mixed Doubles Ladies Singles, and Mixed Doubles
detached, pencil annotations to
draw pages. Vertical fold, last page draw pages. Rusting to staples and
results pages of the 1934, 1935 and
partly detached, rusting to staples, minor age toning to extremities,
1936 programmes. All with light
hole to rear wrapper, some age light vertical fold, otherwise in good
vertical fold and rusting to staples,
toning, otherwise in good condition. condition. Rare £80/120
otherwise in fair/ good condition.
Rare £150/250
Bill Tilden beat Wilmer Allison (both Rare £80/120
Rene Lacoste beat the reigning USA) in straight sets in the final
Ellsworth Vines (USA) beat Bunny
Champion, Jean Barotra (both of the Gentlemen’s Singles. In the
Austin (GB) in straight sets in the
France), by three sets to one in the Ladies’ final, Helen Wills Moody
final of the Gentlemen’s Singles. In
final of the Gentlemen’s Singles. In beat Elizabeth Ryan (both USA) in
the Ladies’ final, Helen Wills Moody
the Ladies’ final, Suzanne Lenglen straight sets
beat Helen Jacobs (both USA) in
109straight sets 1954, Thursday 23rd June 1955, With a foreword by Sir George
Thursday 5th July 1956, Thursday Cunningham and contributions by
1138 Tennis. Wimbledon 1937. ‘The
4th July 1957, Thursday 3rd July Guy Campbell, Henry Longhurst,
Lawn Tennis Championship Meeting
1958, and Thursday 2nd July 1959. Leonard Crawley, Enid Wilson, Lord
1937’. Official programme for 2nd
Minor ink or pencil annotations to Brabazon of Tara, Henry Cotton, H
July (second Friday). Light vertical
the 1950, 1952, 1953, 1954, 1956, Gardiner-Hill. Contains 67 plates,
fold, annotations to the draw pages,
1957 and 1958 issues. Rusting to fold-out plan of Old Course, St
rusting to staples, minor wear,
staples, lights vertical folds, some Andrews, to the rear. Bound in
otherwise in good condition £50/70
wear, otherwise in good condition dark green cloth with original dust-
In the Gentlemen’s final Don £50/80 wrapper. Tears, repairs and some
Budge (US) defeated Gottfried von wear to dustwrapper, the book
1143 Tennis. Wimbledon Lawn Tennis
Cramm (Germany) in straight sets. generally G/VG - golf £25/35
Championships 1960-2010. Large
Dorothy Round (GB) beat Jadwiga
near complete run of sixty six official 1148 Golf. An impressive bronze metal
Jedrzejowska (Poland) two sets to
programmes. Lacking programmes sculpture of a golfer in full swing
one in the Ladies final
for 2006 and 2007. Some years with with the effect of the swing in slow
1139 Tennis. Wimbledon 1938. ‘The multiple issues for different days motion. 16” high, 11” wide. Maker’s
Lawn Tennis Championship Meeting of the tournament, odd duplicate. stamps to rear of base, and label to
1938’. Official programme for 29th Some faults to earlier issues including underside for Austin, dated 2004. G/
June 1938 (second Wednesday). detached or split wrappers, light VG £50/70
Front cover cleanly detached, light wear etc. Later issues in good/ very
1149 Golf cigarette cards. ‘How to Play
vertical fold, minor annotations in good condition £80/120
Golf’ 1925. Imperial Tobacco of
ink and pencil, light wear and odd
1144 ‘Wimbledon’. Original information Canada Ltd 1925. Full set of fifty
nicks, otherwise in good condition
sign for staircase 8 - seating at cards. Minor staining to reverse of
£40/60
Wimbledon. Black lettering on a card no. 50, otherwise in very good
In the Gentlemen’s final Don Budge white background with seat numbers condition £100/150
(US) defeated Bunny Austin (GB) in left and right. Green metal frame
1150 Golf cigarette cards. ‘3 Jovial Golfers’
straight sets. Helen Moody (USA) around the sign. Formerly from
1934. W.A. & A.C. Churchman. Full
defeated Helen Jacobs (USA) in the All England Club, based at
set of thirty six cards of British golf
straight sets in the Ladies final Church Road, Wimbledon, London.
holes. VG £80/120
18”x15.5”. Some white paint and
1140 Tennis. Wimbledon 1939. ‘The
slight wear to frame otherwise in 1151 Golf cigarette cards. ‘Sports Series’
Lawn Tennis Championship Meeting
good condition £40/60 1912. Gallaher Ltd. Full set of the ten
1939’. Official programme for 29th
golf cards nos. 1-10 from the original
June (first Thursday). Splitting to 1145 Tennis. Three large mono posters of
series of one hundred. VG £40/60
spine of wrappers, light vertical tennis players, each mounted, framed
fold, crease to lower corner of and glazed. Two feature a lady players 1152 Golf cigarette cards. ‘Famous Golfers
front wrapper, annotations in pencil and the other a man. Sizes of frames and Their Strokes’ 1914. Marsuma
with some internal wear, rusting to vary, largest 26”x30”. Good images. Co., Congleton. Five cards from the
staples, otherwise in good condition Sold with a bag containing various series of fifty. Cards are nos. 3, 4, 5, 6
£40/60 items of Wimbledon merchandise and 12. Light creasing to card no. 4,
including a tube of tennis balls, a seat minor wear, otherwise in good/ very
In the Gentlemen’s final Bobby
cushion, key-rings etc. Plus an official good condition. Rare £60/80
Riggs defeated Elwood Cooke (both
programme for the Championships
US) by three sets to two. Alic Marble 1153 Golf cigarette cards. ‘Famous Golfers
of 2016. G £25/35
(USA) defeated Kay Stammers (USA) and Their Strokes’ 1914. Marsuma
in straight sets in the Ladies final GOLF Co., Congleton. Five cards from the
series of fifty. Cards are nos. 6, 18,
1141 Tennis. Wimbledon 1946-1949. 1146 ‘Taylor on Golf’. J.H. Taylor.
21, 23 and 27. Minor bumping to
Four official programmes for Hutchinson & Co, Third Edition,
one corner of card no. 6, otherwise
Tuesday 2nd July 1946, Tuesday 1st London 1903. Original publisher’s
in good/ very good condition. Rare
July 1947, Tuesday 29th June 1948, olive green cloth, a golf bag and ball
£60/80
and Wednesday 29th June 1949. and the title within decorative black
Ink and/or pencil annotations to and gilt rules to the spine and a gold 1154 Golf cigarette cards. ‘Famous Golfers
the draw pages, the 1949 with one blocked illustration of a golf course and Their Strokes’ 1914. Marsuma
page clipped, each with vertical fold, depicting the ball lying just short Co., Congleton. Five cards from the
wear to the 1947 and 1948 issues, of the hole, the ‘T’ of the author’s series of fifty. Cards are nos. 28, 29,
otherwise in good condition £40/60 surname is formed from golf clubs 31, 34 and 36. Good/ very good
and there is a golf ball in each corner. condition. Rare £60/80
1142 Tennis. Wimbledon 1946-1949. Ten
Some wear to spine otherwise in
official programmes for Saturday 8th 1155 Golf cigarette cards. ‘Famous Golfers
good condition £40/60
July 1950, Tuesday 3rd July 1951, and Their Strokes’ 1914. Marsuma
Thursday 3rd July 1952, Wednesday 1147 ‘A History of Golf in Britain’. Cassell Co., Congleton. Four cards from
1st July 1953, Thursday 1st July & Co, London. First Edition 1951. the series of fifty. Cards are nos.
11037, 45, 46 and 49. Minor staining Padgham. Sold with four Godfrey Harry Vardon won the Open
and rounding to corners of card Phillips “Sports” 1953 untrimmed Championship a record six times,
37, otherwise in good/ very good individual slide cards of Arthur Lees, including in 1911, and also won the
condition. Rare £50/70 Laurie Ayton, John Panton and F. U.S. Open in 1900
Bullock. Qty 15. VG £20/30
1156 Golf cigarette cards. ‘Cope’s Golfers’ 1168 ‘Mr. John D. Dunn bunkered- Golf
1900. Cope Bros. & Co., Liverpool. 1164 ‘The sleep-walker at home- why Links, Hardelot, pres Boulogne-
Card no. 18 ‘Delights of a Bunker’. Mrs. Golfington wants a divorce’. sur-Mer’ c.1910. Original colour
Some creasing and wear, otherwise Copyright 1906. Pair of original postcard of Dunn playing a bunker
in good condition. Rare £20/30 sepia stereoscopic photographs of shot with a boy caddy and one other
a humorous scene of a golfer in his looking on. Printed details of the
1157 Golf cigarette cards. ‘Cope’s Golfers’
pyjamas standing on his bed taking a Hardelot course to verso. Valentine
1900. Cope Bros. & Co., Liverpool.
swing with a golf club while his wife series. VG £20/30
Card no. 23 ‘A Duffer’s Stroke’.
cowers under the bed clothes. The
Some rounding to corners, minor 1169 Tom Morris. Two early postcards
two very similar photographs are laid
soiling, otherwise in good/ very good featuring Tom Morris at St. Andrew’s,
down to original photographer’s card
condition. Rare £30/40 one in colour, the other mono. The
mount to enable two dimensional
colour postcard features Morris and a
1158 Golf cigarette cards. ‘Cope’s Golfers’ images to become three dimensional
small gathering at St. Andrew’s with
1900. Cope Bros. & Co., Liverpool. images by looking through a special
the clubhouse in the background
Card no. 31 ‘The Duffer’. Light stereoscope viewer. The photographs
c.1900. W. & A.K. Johnston,
crease to top left corner, otherwise in by Underwood & Underwood
Edinburgh, series no. 263/3. The
good/ very good condition. Rare Publishers, Westwood, New Jersey.
mono postcard depicts Morris at
£30/40 No. U-87881. The photographs each
the tee ‘On the Links’. Postmarked
measure 3”x3.25” and overall on
1159 Golf cigarette cards. ‘Cope’s Golfers’ 1905, publisher unknown. Sold with
card mount 7”x3.5”. Rare. VG
1900. Cope Bros. & Co., Liverpool. an early colour postcard of ‘A. Herd
£40/60
Card no. 31 ‘The Duffer’. Minor (Champion 1902)’ putting, with his
soiling, some creasing to centre and 1165 ‘Golf Player “Driving” the Ball’. opponent, Andrew Kirkaldy, and a
lower edge, otherwise in good/ very Metropolitan Series no. 827. Pair large crowd looking on. Caledonia
good condition. Rare £30/40 of original sepia stereoscopic Series no. 1057. All three postcards
photographs of a golfer playing a in generally tatty condition, tape
1160 Golf cigarette cards. ‘Cope’s Golfers’
drive in front of a clubhouse. The repairs to two, and some loss to the
1900. Cope Bros. & Co., Liverpool.
two very similar photographs are laid corners of the Herd postcard. Qty 3
Card no. 34 ‘Dormy’. Slight rounding
down to original photographer’s card £50/70
to corners, otherwise in good/ very
mount to enable two dimensional
good condition. Rare £30/40 1170 Leather golf postcard 1906. An
images to become three dimensional
unusual leather postcard featuring
1161 Golf cigarette cards. ‘Cope’s Golfers’ images by looking through a special
a printed illustration to the front of
1900. Cope Bros. & Co., Liverpool. stereoscope viewer. The photographs
a lady golfer at the tee by Donny
Card no. 36 ‘The Mystery of a each measure 3”x3” and overall on
Crane, dated 1906. Faint handwritten
Bunker’. Appears to be slightly card mount 7”x3.5”. Some wear and
message to front, postmarked 12th
trimmed to both edges, otherwise in creasing to the card affecting one of
October 1906. Ink stain to verso,
good/ very good condition. Rare the images, small adhesive mark to
otherwise in good condition. Sold
£20/30 verso, otherwise in good condition
with a similar leather postcard of a
£40/60
1162 Golf cigarette cards. ‘Cope’s Golfers’ lady running with a large (rugby?)
1900. Cope Bros. & Co., Liverpool. 1166 John ‘Jack’ White. Sepia real ball. Postally unused. Loss to one
Card no. 48 ‘A Long Spoon’. Good/ photograph postcard of white, half corner, otherwise in good condition.
very good condition. Rare £20/30 length wearing a cap, smoking a pipe Qty 2 £25/35
and inspecting a card. Annotation to
1163 Golf cigarette cards. ‘Turf Slides Leather postcards were popular
verso suggests the photograph was
Sports Series’ 1949. Carreras Ltd. in the U.S.A. in the early 1900s,
taken at Sunningdale. Date and
Eleven untrimmed cards featuring often made from deer hide with
publisher unknown. VG £50/70
seven of the eight golfers in the illustrations etched or printed. The
series. Cards in original pairs from Jack White won the Open U.S. Postal Service banned the used
packets of twenty cigarettes are Championship in 1904 at Royal St. of leather in 1907, complaining the
no. 4 Fred Daly with no. 28 Cyril Georges stamps wouldn’t stick and the leather
Washbrook (cricket) (Qty 2), no. 12 caught in their sorting machines
1167 Henry William “Harry” Vardon.
James Adams with no. 44 Les Anning
Mono real photograph postcard of 1171 Lady golfer postcards early 1900s
(ice hockey), no. 13 Dai Rees with
Vardon playing a shot off the fairway onwards. Six original colour
no. 34 Tony Mottram (tennis). Single
with spectators looking on in the postcards and one mono, each
untrimmed cards from packets of
background. Date of 1911 annotated featuring a lady golfer. Includes an
ten are no. 4 Fred Daly, no. 17 Sam
in pencil to verso. Location and advertising postcard for Lowney’s
King (2), no. 18 Dick Burton, no. 31
publisher unknown. VG £30/50 Chocolates (series no. 6). Other titles
Reg Whitcombe (2), and no. 47 Alf
include ‘If you can manage...’, ‘A Tee
111Party’, ‘Fore’ etc. Publishers include Hubert Green, and Don January. Sold 1990s/2000s. A selection of fourteen
G.H. Paris, Edward Gross, New York, with a ‘New Era’ promotional card press photographs and promotional
‘Premier’ Series, A. Vivian Mansell, signed by Curtis Strange. Qty 7. VG cards, mainly colour, each signed
London etc. Qty 7. G/VG £50/80 £30/40 by the featured golfer. Signatures
include Ken Venturi, Ernie Els, Colin
1172 Humorous golf postcards. Three 1177 Golf greetings cards and ephemera.
Montgomery, Nick Faldo (two
golfing postcards, one handcoloured, A selection of greetings cards,
different), Bernhard Langer, Ian
‘The Life Saving Crew at 10th advertising cards etc. featuring golf
Woosnam (2), Sandy Lyle, Corey
Hole- No. 3 Course, Pinehurst illustrations. Includes a Victorian
Pavin, Luke Donald, Lee Westwood
N.C.’ published by Jos. I. O’Brien, greetings card with a colour cut out
etc. 16”x12” and smaller. VG
Pinehurst Pharmacy, The Albertype figure of a golfer to the front which
£40/60
Co., Brooklyn, N.Y. Postmarked has been laid down, a colour plain
New York, 1927. Also ‘A Full back card of two lady golfers wearing 1182 Signed golf photographs
Mashie Swing’, Taylor Art Co., and university/ college colours for ‘U.P.’ 1960s-2000s. A selection of twelve
a “Pictorial Comedy” postcard by (University of Pennsylvania) and ‘F’ colour and mono press photographs
James Henderson & Sons, London. with a ‘U.P.’ flag in the top corner. and promotional cards etc. each
Sold with a football advertising The card by Joseph Tetlow 1903, signed by the featured golfer.
postcard for A.W. Gamage, Holborn, advertising card for ‘Dr. Humphreys’ Signatures include Fuzzy Zoeller,
London. Qty 4. G/VG £30/40 Witch Hazel Oil’, bridge tally cards, Byron Nelson, Ernie Els, Greg
golf swing tags etc. Odd faults, Norman, Bernhard Langer, Nick
1173 British golf course postcards. Four
overall in good condition £40/60 Faldo, Y.E. Yang, Chi-Chi Rodriguez,
early mono real photograph and
Sam Snead etc. 10”x8” and smaller.
printed postcards, also one in colour 1178 Golf cigarette cards 1910s onwards.
Fading to the Rodriguez signature,
of links courses at St. Andrew’s, A mixed selection including Gallaher’s
otherwise in good/ very good
Carnoustie, Le Strange Arms & Golf ‘Irish View Scenery’ 1910 (6),
condition £40/60
Links Hotel Hunstanton, Bexhill- Cavander’s ‘The Homeland Series’
on-Sea, and Sheringham. Also 1924 small format (7), medium 1183 Signed golf photographs
Ganton Golf Club near Scarborough. format ‘Hand Coloured Real Photos’ 1960s-2000s. A selection of fifteen
Publishers include Philco, Jarrolds, and ‘Real Photos’ series, other series colour and mono press photographs
Barker’s Library Bexhill-on-Sea etc. include De Reszke, Lambert & Butler, and promotional cards etc. each
Various postmarks/ dates ranging Godfrey Phillips, Ogden’s, Carreras, signed by the featured golfer.
from 1905-1924. Qty 5. G £40/60 Park Drive etc. Some duplication. Signatures include Y.E. Yang, Byron
Also eighteen cards from the golf Nelson, Bernhard Langer, Craig
1174 ‘The Bonzo Series By G.E. Studdy’.
card game ‘Card Golf’ c.1950s. G Stadler, Fuzzy Zoeller, Lee Trevino,
Full set of twenty five cigarette
£30/50 Jack Fleck, Gary Player, Larry Mize,
cards issued c.1923. Cards featuring
Tom Kite, Frank Stranahan, Ken
sporting themes are no.2 ‘William 1179 Golf valentine cards c.1920s. Two
Venturi (two different) etc. 10”x8”
Tell’ (golf), no.8 ‘The Ball Boy’ golf valentine cards each featuring a
and smaller. G/VG £40/60
(tennis), no.10 ‘The Pot Hunter’ young boy with his dog, one placing
(athletics?), no.11 ‘The Knock-Out’ a valentine card into a golf bag with RUGBY
(boxing), no.13 ‘Rabbits, I Believe!’ fold-out decoration, titled ‘Looking
1184 ‘The Laws of Football (Rugby)
(golf), no.15 ‘The Hard Court’ for somebody?... It’s in the bag’,
as played at The New School,
(tennis), and no. 17 ‘Lost Ball’ (golf). the other, ‘I’m driving your heart
Abbotsholme, Derbyshire’. Published
Each card has printed text to verso, Dearie’, with moving parts of a boy
at Abbotsholme 1906. Maroon
advertising for a French tobacconist. playing a ball. Also a card with colour
boards with titles to front reveal
VG £30/50 images of golfers and footballers,
fold out squares laid down to linen
gilt decorations of medals and laurel
1175 ‘Huntley & Palmers Biscuits’. Early with the Laws and rules of the game
wreath, and blank scroll, overall
colour advertising card (c.1880s) with printed to card squares in the style
10”x6.5” etc. Qty 5. G £40/60
image of golf being played. To verso, of a ‘field of play’ with touch lines,
printed details of the company’s 1180 ‘Martini Golf Charts of Famous goals etc. When fully opened the
product range, with details in French British Golf Courses. Early 1950’s. ‘Laws’ measure 22”x15”. Name
for the ‘Grand Prix de L’Exposition Nine course guide booklets published handwritten to inside ‘L.G. Slater.
Universelle de Paris 1878’. 3”x4.5”. by L. Claughton Darbyshire, 3’. Some wear, breaking to seams
Minor age toning, some wear to London, for Martini & Rossi Ltd. of squares and age toning, generally
verso, otherwise in good condition Clubs are Formby (No. 5), Prince’s, good condition £30/40
£40/60 Sandwich (10), Royal Liverpool (11),
1185 Rugby Union books. Box of
Hunstanton (15, 2 copies, one with
1176 Golf promotional cards. Six colour twenty three books, the majority
faults), Blackwell (20), St. Enodoc
promotional cards for the 3M autobiographies. Includes Guscott,
(23), Hill Barn, Worthing (42), and
Championship/ Post-it Products Hare, Beamont, Bennett, Carlin,
Pitlochry (61). Rusting to some
‘Greats of Golf Series’. Each card MacLaren etc. Three books signed
staples, other odd minor faults,
signed by the featured player. by their author, Mervyn Davies,
otherwise in good condition £40/60
Signatures are Fuzzy Zoeller, David Barry John and Gerald Davies of
Graham, Charles Coody, Bill Rogers, 1181 Signed golf photographs Wales. Sold with a selection of thirty
112two sporting books including rugby, wearing a crown with a castle [?] to Official programme for the match
boxing etc. Some autobiographies. chest of the bird and below on peak played at Halifax Commons, Nova
G £30/40 ‘1930-31’. Qty 2 £100/150 Scotia, Canada, 24th May 1989. The
programme signed to the biographies
1186 William Arnold Sime. Bedford School, William Sime was a South
by thirty members of the Welsh
Bedford R.F.C. & Nottinghamshire African-born English barrister and
touring party including players and
C.C.C. 1935-1950. Honours cap judge who also played first-class
officials. Players’ signatures include
believed to be Sime’s Bedford School cricket for Nottinghamshire whom
Thorburn (Captain), Bridges, Budd,
cap. A hooped cream and black cloth he joined in 1935 and stayed with
Clement, Davies, Delaney, Emyr,
cap with honour embroidery for them until 1950, captaining the
D.W. Evans, I.W. Jones, Griffiths,
cricket ‘XI 1925 to 1928’ and rugby club in his final three years. Aside
Llewellyn, Stephens, Sutton,
‘XV 1926 to 1928’. The cap made by from cricket he was a notable rugby
Wakeford, Watkins etc. G £30/50
J&A Beagley & Co Ltd, 5 High Street player initially with Bedford, whom
& 41 St. Peters, Bedford’. ‘W.A. Sime he captained for three years, and FOOTBALL AUTOGRAPHS
handwritten to inside lining. Broken then the East Midlands and once for
1191 Swedish Football Combination team.
peak, some wear, age toning and Nottinghamshire. He also played in
Album page nicely signed in ink by
slight staining otherwise in good an England trial match.
the Swedish team who played the
condition. Sold with a Bedford R.F.C.
1188 William Arnold Sime. Bedford School, English RAF XI in 1946. Fifteen
navy blue velvet cap with raised
Bedford R.F.C. & Nottinghamshire signatures. 6.5”x5” G £25/35
wired emblem of an eagle within a
C.C.C. 1935-1950. A red quartered
shield to front, wired hooped edging, 1192 England 1998. ‘Upper Deck’
velvet cap with trimming in white
quarters, peak and tassel in silver. collectors cards in official album. Fifty
and silver to edges, quarters, peak
The cap made by J&A Beagley & Co eight cards of a set of ninety cards.
and tassel awarded to Sime. The cap,
Ltd, 5 High Street & 41 St. Peters, Thirty four of the cards are signed,
by George Lewin of Crooked Lane,
Bedford’. Very good condition. Plus some a little faded. Signatures
London Bridge, with the initial ‘T’
two colourful blazer pockets, again include Hurst (3), Banks, Hunt,
to peak. Cap unknown but could
with the Bedford emblem, both Lineker, Shilton, Seaman, Hoddle,
possibly have been his England trial
blue eagles on red backgrounds Ince, Robson, Keegan, Shearer etc
cap [?] £70/100
and a further cloth badge depicting £30/50
a running hound, blue on grey William Sime was a South
1193 England World Cup Squad 1986.
background. Good condition African-born English barrister and
Unofficial autograph sheet on Post
£80/120 judge who also played first-class
House Hotel, Heathrow letterhead
cricket for Nottinghamshire whom
William Sime was a South with dedication ‘To 18th Bath
he joined in 1935 and stayed with
African-born English barrister and Scouts’. Signed by fourteen members
them until 1950, captaining the
judge who also played first-class of the squad including the Manager,
club in his final three years. Aside
cricket for Nottinghamshire whom Bobby Robson. Players’ signatures
from cricket he was a notable rugby
he joined in 1935 and stayed with include Hoddle, Hateley, Stevens,
player initially with Bedford, whom
them until 1950, captaining the Hodge, Shilton, Anderson, Robson,
he captained for three years, and
club in his final three years. Aside Butcher, Wilkins, Martin, Sansom etc.
then the East Midlands and once for
from cricket he was a notable rugby G/VG £30/50
Nottinghamshire. He also played in
player initially with Bedford, whom
an England trial match. 1194 ‘Irish International Footballers who
he captained for three years, and
played England at Leeds Nov. 20th
then the East Midlands and once for 1189 Signed rugby biographies. Four
[1909]’. Large album page signed
Nottinghamshire. He also played in original hardbacks, each with good
in pencil by the twelve members of
an England trial match. dustwrapper. Titles are ‘Rugby in
the Ireland team against England
Focus’, J.B.G. Thomas, London
1187 William Arnold Sime. Bedford School, in the international amateur match
1979, signed by the author. ‘British
Bedford R.F.C. & Nottinghamshire played at Elland Road, Leeds, 20th
Lions 1980’, John Hopkins, Tadworth
C.C.C. 1935-1950. East Midlands November 1909 which ended in
1980. Signed to the facing title page
R.F.C. green and gold quartered a 4-4 draw. Signatures include P.
by three members of the Lions squad
velvet cap with trimming in gilt to McCann (Captain), Donnelly, Wright,
to South Africa, Peter Wheeler,
edges, quarters, peak and tassel Chambers, Ferguson, Mawhinney,
Paul Dodge and Clive Woodward.
awarded to Sime. The cap, by McKee etc. The final score, ‘England
‘Dusty’, Dusty Hare, London 1985,
H.L. Carne, 40 Abington Street, 4 goals, Ireland 4’ annotated in ink to
signed by Hare. ‘The Book of English
Northampton, with initials ‘E.M.R.U.’ the page. 6.5”x8”. G £70/100
International Rugby 1871-1982’,
to peak and year ‘32-33’ to cap in
John Griffiths, London 1982. Nine 1195 Sunderland A.F.C. 1909/10. Large
good condition. Sold with a further
signatures to half title page including album page signed in pencil by
sky blue and black quartered velvet
Les Cusworth, Clive Woodward, Paul fourteen members of the Sunderland
cap with silver trimming in silver to
Dodge, Peter Wheeler, Dusty Hare team for the F.A. Cup second round
edges, quarters, peak and tassel
etc. G/VG £30/40 match against Bradford Park Avenue,
awarded to Sime. The cap, by H.W.
played at Roker Park, Sunderland, 5th
Clifton of Bedford, with shield 1190 ‘International Rugby. Nova Scotia
February 1910. Signatures include
emblem showing a winged eagle Presidents XV vs Wales’ 1989.
113Milton, Troughear, Thomson, Low, very good condition £40/60 team and officials for the League
Forster, Tait, Jarvie, Holley, Bridgett Division 2 away match v Nottingham
Nottingham Forest won 2-0
etc. Some age toning, otherwise in Forest. The page with handwritten
good condition £100/150 1198 Southampton F.C. 1934/35. Large title, ‘10th Visit. Southampton F.C.
page taken from the visitor’s book v Nottm. Forest’ and the players’
Sunderland won 3-1
of the Stratford Hotel, Nottingham, signatures laid out in the team
The following fourteen lots are pages dated 1st February 1935 and nicely formation. Signatures are Light,
taken from the visitor’s book of the signed in ink by the Southampton Sillett, Roberts, Bradford, McIlwane,
Stratford Hotel, situated in Stratford team for the League Division 2 away Luckett, Neal, Gurry, Watson,
Street, Nottingham (proprietors match v Notts County, 1st February Pollard, Fishlock, Tully, Shelley
Bernard and Olive Sydney), where 1935. The page with handwritten (Trainer) etc. Gilt to page edges.
visiting teams regularly stayed for title, ‘9th Visit. Southampton F.C. One small ink blot not affecting the
away matches in the area in the v Notts County’ and the players’ signatures, otherwise in good/ very
1930s, along with other celebrities signatures laid out in the team good condition £40/60
of the period formation. Signatures are Scriven,
Nottingham Forest won 2-0
Sillett, McIlwane, Roberts, King,
1196 Southampton F.C. 1931/32. Large
Woodhouse, Neal, Tully, Cole, 1201 Bristol Rovers F.C. 1935/36. Large
page taken from the visitor’s
Wheeler, Luckett, Holt, Lee (trainer) page taken from the visitor’s book
book of the Stratford Hotel,
also two directors and the club of the Stratford Hotel, Nottingham,
Nottingham, nicely signed in ink
Secretary, G. Goss. To the verso dated 28th December 1935 and
by the Southampton team for the
is a handwritten dedication nicely nicely signed in ink by the Bristol
League Division 2 away match
signed by Arthur Askey, ‘The tidiest Rovers team and officials for the
v Notts County, 28th November
man in the hotel’, who spent nine League Division 2 away match
1931. The page with handwritten
weeks at the hotel for the 1934/35 v Notts County. The page with
title, ‘2nd Visit. Southampton F.C.’
pantomime, ‘Babes in the Wood’ in handwritten title, ‘2nd Visit. Bristol
and the players’ signatures laid out
which he performed at the Theatre Rovers F.C. v Notts County’ and the
in the team formation. Signatures
Royal in Nottingham. Gilt to page players’ signatures laid out in the
are Scriven, Adams, Bradford,
edges. Slight smudging to the odd team formation. Signatures include
Campbell, McIlwane, Woodhouse,
signature, otherwise in very good Ellis, Pickering, Donald, McLean,
Jepson, Fraser, Drake, Osborne,
condition £40/60 Wallington, Wildsmith, Adcock,
Arnold, Luckett and Lee (trainer).
Taylor, Harwood, Houghton, Prout,
To the verso are two football related Notts County won 3-1
Arthur, Lake (Trainer) etc. Gilt to
entries, one from a director of Exeter
1199 Gillingham F.C. 1935/36. Large page edges. Slight smudging to the
City F.C., and Frank A. Freemantle,
page taken from the visitor’s book signatures of Harwood and Prout,
Football League referee and Vice
of the Stratford Hotel, Nottingham, otherwise in good/ very good
President of the Nottinghamshire
dated Wednesday 4th September condition £40/60
F.A. Gilt to page edges. Smudging to
1935 and nicely signed in ink by
the signature of Drake, otherwise in Notts County won 6-0
the Gillingham team and officials
very good condition £40/60
for the League Division 3 (South) 1202 Derby County F.C. 1936/37. Large
Notts County won 5-0 away match v Notts County. Players’ page taken from the visitor’s book
signatures, laid out in the team of the Stratford Hotel, Nottingham,
1197 Southampton F.C. 1931/32. Large
formation, include Holland, Rossiter, dated 1st October 1936 and nicely
page taken from the visitor’s book
Lester, Randle, Barrie, Hopkins, signed in ink and pencil by nineteen
of the Stratford Hotel, Nottingham,
Bond, Tadman, Watson, Duncan, members of the Derby County team
nicely signed in ink by the
Doncaster, F.J. Mavin (Manager) and officials, possibly for a reserves
Southampton team for the League
etc. To the verso are two signed match or friendly although no
Division 2 away match v Nottingham
handwritten dedications including record can be found. The page with
Forest, 25th March 1932 (Good
one from a director of the club handwritten title, ‘Derby County F.C.
Friday). The page with handwritten
thanking the landlord for providing Dinner after the Notts [County] v
title, ‘Southampton F.C. 3rd Visit’
‘eggs and bacon at 1.15 at night... Walsall game’. Players’ signatures laid
and the players’ signatures laid out
What a Hotel- who would serve eggs out in the team formation. Signatures
in the team formation. Signatures
and bacon at 1.25AM’. Gilt to page include Kirby, Parkin, Udall, Crooks,
are Scriven, Thomas, Adams,
edges. Slight smudging to the odd Howe, Jessop, Nicholas, Keen, Bell,
Woodhouse, Bradford, Luckett,
signature, light crease to one corner, Summers, Ramage etc. Gilt to page
Neal, Brewis, McIlwane, Sillett,
otherwise in good condition £40/60 edges. Slight smudging to the odd
Arnold, Charlton, and Lee (trainer).
signature, otherwise in good/ very
To the verso are signatures of club The match ended in a 3-3 draw
good condition £40/60
officials and T. Crew who refereed
1200 Southampton F.C. 1935/36. Large
the 1930 F.A. Cup Final, who writes 1203 Birmingham F.C. 1936/37. Large
page taken from the visitor’s book
that he was ‘one of the first residents page taken from the visitor’s book
of the Stratford Hotel, Nottingham,
[of the hotel] Xmas 1928’. Gilt to of the Stratford Hotel, Nottingham,
dated 12th October 1935 and nicely
page edges. Slight smudging to the dated Thursday 26th November
signed in ink by the Southampton
signature of Scriven, otherwise in 1936 and nicely signed in ink by
114fourteen members of the Birmingham 1206 Southampton F.C. 1937/38. Large Cutting etc. To verso, a similar page
[reserves] team and officials for page taken from the visitor’s book of the Aston Villa Reserves team v
the match v Nottingham Forest of the Stratford Hotel, Nottingham, Nottingham Forest Reserves, 26th
Reserves. Players’ signatures, laid dated 26th March 1938 and nicely January 1939. Aston Villa signatures
out in the team formation, include signed in ink by sixteen members of include Billingsley, Godfrey, Jones,
Jackson, Sykes, Brunskill, Hughes, the Southampton team and officials Latham, Guttridge, Kerr, Osborne,
Butler, Small, Clarke, Guest etc. Gilt for the League Division 2 match Barson, Bate, Goffin etc. Gilt to page
to page edges. Slight smudging to v Nottingham Forest. The page edges. Some smudging to the odd
the signature of Butler, otherwise in with handwritten title, ‘13th Visit. signature, otherwise in very good
very good condition £30/40 Southampton F.C. v Nottm. Forest’ condition £40/60
and the players’ signatures laid out
The Birmingham club was founded Southampton beat Nottingham
in the team formation. Signatures
in 1875 as Small Heath Alliance, Forest 2-0, Bevis and Tomlinson
include Warhurst, Henderson, Sillett,
changing its name to Small Heath scoring the goals
King, Uffleck, Hill, Bevis, Bates,
in 1888, Birmingham in 1905, and
Parkin, Holt, Osman, Browning etc. 1209 Chesterfield F.C. 1938/39. Large
Birmingham City in 1943
The verso signed by Norman Evans page taken from the visitor’s book
1204 Peterborough United F.C. 1936/37. (entertainer and contemporary of the Stratford Hotel, Nottingham,
Large page taken from the visitor’s of Gracie Fields), with caricature dated 22nd April 1939 and nicely
book of the Stratford Hotel, self-portrait in pen and ink, dated signed in ink by sixteen members of
Nottingham, nicely signed in ink to 1938. Gilt to page edges. Slight the Chesterfield team and officials
one side by thirteen members of smudging to the odd signature, for the League Division 2 match
the Peterborough United team and otherwise in very good condition v Nottingham Forest. The page
officials for the Midland League £40/60 with handwritten title, ‘2nd Visit.
match v Notts County Reserves, Chesterfield F.C. v Nottm. Forest’
Nottingham Forest won 2-1, Holt
28th January 1937 (Peterborough and the players’ signatures laid out
scoring Southampton’s goal
won 3-2), and to verso by fourteen in the team formation. Signatures
players and officials for the match v 1207 Brighton & Hove Albion F.C. include Middleton, Milburn, Kidd,
Mansfield Reserves, 24th February 1938/39. Large page taken from the McMillan, Seagrave, Weightman,
1937. Players’ signatures, laid out in visitor’s book of the Stratford Hotel, Hughes, Lyon, Milligan, Ramage,
the team formations to both pages, Nottingham, dated 17th December Luke, Bonass, Mather etc. To verso,
include Walker, Bisley, Rowbotham, 1938 and nicely signed in ink by a similar page for Birmingham
Chiverton, McDonagh, Wilson, fifteen members of the Brighton City Reserves v Nottingham
Roberts, Fenton, Briggs, Sims, team and officials for the League Forest Reserves, 13th April 1939.
Kendall, Taylor etc. Gilt to page Division 3 (South) match v Notts Birmingham signatures include
edges. Some smudging to three County. The page with handwritten Hibbs, Parr, Bartlett, Foulkes, Devey,
signatures for the Mansfield match, title, ‘2nd Visit. Brighton & Hove Brown, Roberts, Smith, Deakin etc.
light crease to one corner, otherwise Albion F.C. v Notts County’ and the Gilt to page edges. Slight smudging
in very good condition £30/50 players’ signatures laid out in the to the odd signature, otherwise in
team formation. Signatures include very good condition £40/60
Peterborough United formed in
Thomson, Marriott, Martin, Vasey,
1934 and competed in the Midland Chesterfield beat Nottingham Forest
Stevens, Walker, Cargill, Wilson,
League until their election to the 1-0
Davie, Atherton, Stephens etc. Gilt
Football League in 1960
to page edges. Slight smudging to FOOTBALL BOOKS, CIGARETTE
1205 Southampton F.C. 1937/38. Large the odd signature, otherwise in very AND TRADE CARDS, POSTCARDS
page taken from the visitor’s book good condition £40/60 & EPHEMERA
of the Stratford Hotel, Nottingham,
Notts County won 4-3 1210 Uruguay. Winners of the Football
dated 8th January 1938 and nicely
Tournament at the Olympic Games
signed in ink by twenty members of 1208 Southampton F.C. 1938/39. Large
in 1924 and 1928. Folding four part
the Southampton team and officials page taken from the visitor’s book
advertising card giving the scores
for the League F.A. Cup third round of the Stratford Hotel, Nottingham,
of each round, semi-final and Finals
match v Nottingham Forest. The dated 8th February 1939 and nicely
of both the Paris Olympics, won by
page with handwritten title, ‘12th signed in ink by fifteen members of
Uruquay and the 1928 Amsterdam
Visit. Southampton F.C. v Nottm. the Southampton team and officials
Olympics, again won by Uruquay.
Forest’ and the players’ signatures for the League Division 2 match
Printed details for the Paris results
laid out in the team formation. v Nottingham Forest. The page
and printed, handwritten and typed
Signatures include Warhurst, Sillett, with handwritten title, ‘14th Visit.
results for the 1928 competition.
Roberts, King, Affleck, Hill, Bevis, Southampton F.C. v Nottm. Forest’
Cigarette advertising to verso on all
Bates, Dunn, Holt, Osman, Kingdon, and the players’ signatures laid out
four parts. Minor damage to card
Woodford etc. Gilt to page edges. in the team formation. Signatures
otherwise in good condition. Rare
VG £40/60 include Warhurst, Emanuel, Brophy,
£60/90
Carnaby, Affleck, Smith, Bevis,
Nottingham Forest won 3-1, Dunn
Briggs, Tomlinson, Holt, Osman, Uruguay went on to win the
scoring Southampton’s goal
115inaugural Football World Cup in 1958/59, 1959/60, 1961/62- of London. Some wrinkling to
1930, the competition held in 1982/83, 1984/85, 1987/88- image otherwise in good condition.
Uruguay 1992/93 and 1994/95. Overall Mounted, framed and glazed.
in good condition. Sold with two Overall 26”x47”. Rare £70/100
1211 Celtic F.C. Selection of Celtic
wartime issues of the ‘Athletic News
handbooks, programmes, magazines, 1220 Fionan ‘Paddy’ Fagan. Manchester
Football Annual’ for seasons 1943/44
book etc. Celtic Supporters City 1955. Original mono press
and 1944/45 in good condition. Also
Association Handbook 1960-61 photograph of Fagan, head and
‘Playfair Football Annual’ for seasons
and Celtic Football Guide 1975-76. shoulders in football attire. Nicely
1948/49-1956/57 etc. Some wear to
‘Celtic Triumphant’, Ian Peebles signed in ink by Fagan. Photograph
earlier issues. Qty 52 £30/50
1967. Official souvenir programme by Central Press Photos. 6”x4.75”.
for the Queen’s Park F.C. Centenary 1215 Sheffield Wednesday F.C. c1905. G/VG £25/35
1867-1967 with matches between Original colour ‘Valentine’s Series’
1221 Aston Villa Football Club ‘F.A. Cup
Queen’s Park v British Amateur postcard with a graphic art depiction
Winners’ 1956-57. Large official
Select, 4th August 1967 and Celtic of a player in Sheffield Wednesday
photograph of the Aston Villa team
v Tottenham Hotspur 5th August colours, ‘Sheffield Wednesday’ title
and officials, standing and sitting in
1967. Official programme for Celtic v in scroll with ‘Ground Owlerton’
rows, proudly displaying the F.A. Cup
Fiorentina, 4th March 1970, European below, and the blue and white
to centre. The photograph laid down
Cup Quarter Final 1st Leg. Sold with colours to top portion. Very minor
to official photographers mount.
two copies of ‘The Celtic View’ 1970s, wear to one corner, otherwise in very
Photograph by Albert Wilkes of West
‘The View Celtic Fanzine’ 1980s etc. good condition £100/150
Bromwich. Players featured include
Qty 19. G £20/30
1216 Manchester City F.C. c1905. Original Dixon (Captain), Sims, McParland,
1212 ‘Bound to Win’. Original colour colour ‘Valentine’s Series’ postcard Sewell, Dugdale, Aldis, Crowther,
watercolour with pen and ink with a graphic art depiction of a Saward, Lynn etc The photograph
cartoon by F.G. Lewin for ‘The player in Manchester City colours, measures approx 14.5”x11.75” and
Referee’ magazine, c1909. The ‘Manchester City’ title in scroll with overall 22”x17”. Excellent image. Pin
illustration depicts a footballer with ‘Ground Hyde Road’ in shield. Very holes to each corner of the mount,
a ball at his feet standing with his minor wear to one corner, otherwise some wear and bumping to two
fist clenched in front of a referee in very good condition £100/150 corners, odd marks to mount, minor
wearing a hat, jacket and scarf, and surface mark otherwise in good
1217 Manchester City F.C. c1905. Original
holding a whistle. Hand printed title condition £100/150
colour ‘Dainty Series’ postcard
to lower border, ‘Bound to Win. The
with a graphic art depiction of a Aston Villa beat Manchester United
“Referee”, F.G. Lewin’. 6.5”x8”. G/
player in Manchester City colours, 2-1 in the Final played at Wembley
VG £100/150
‘Manchester City’ and ‘Ground- before 99,225 spectators
Frederick George Lewin, 1861-1933, Hyde Road’ titles with club emblem
1222 Aston Villa Football Club ‘F.A. Cup
the son of a Bristol sea captain, was to one corner. Very good/ excellent
Winners’ 1956-57. Large original
an illustrator for the Bristol Magpie condition £100/150
photograph of the Aston Villa players
and Bristol Evening Post, and also
FOOTBALL PHOTOGRAPHS in a line in full kit on the pitch at Villa
contributed to Punch magazine
Park each kicking or about to kick a
from 1902-1908. He also produced 1218 England ‘World Cup Finals’ 1982.
football. The photograph taken prior
designs for over 750 humorous Mono press photograph of Fred
to the F.A. Cup Final v Manchester
wartime postcards. Street, the England physio treating
United. The photograph may have
Kevin Keegan, who is laying prone
The weekly ‘Referee’ sports been taken as an promotional
on the grass, signed by Street and
newspaper was first published in advertising photograph. Two heavy
Keegan. Sold with a further mono
1877 and one of the first to publish vertical crease and other smaller
press photograph of Kevin Keegan
regular football results. In 1939 it creases, some wear to photograph
and Trevor Brooking looking dejected
merged with the Sunday Chronicle edges, two tears to edge of the
at the Bilbao Stadium having been
right hand side, a larger tear to the
1213 Football trade/cigarette cards. Good ruled out of the opening match
bottom and a small tear to the top
selection of fifty seven mono and against France, signed by both
edge of the photograph and wear to
colour Topical Times card of players players. Both 10”x8”. VG £30/40
corners with small loss to the bottom
(3.75”x9.5”), three large colour
1219 ‘A Complete Collection of English left hand corner. otherwise in good
cards (7.5”x10”) and sixteen smaller
Cup Winners for the past 50 condition. The photograph measures
mono cards (2”x5”). Odd faults,
years 1884-1933’. Large original 15”x12”. Sold with a modern
good condition. Plus a small selection
‘English Cup Photogravure Souvenir reproduction of the photograph with
of other football cigarette cards,
produced by The Empire News’. faults magically removed due to the
mainly worn £30/50
The photogravure/poster with the wonders of modern technology
1214 ‘The Official Football Association English Cup to centre surrounded by £40/60
Yearbook’. Good run of the yearbook portraits of all the cup winning teams
Aston Villa beat Manchester United
for seasons 1949/50 (second year of with cameo images of each player.
2-1 in the Final played at Wembley
issue), 1950/51, 1951/52, 1957/58, The design by Donald McKenzie
before 99,225 spectators
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