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Los 411
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)
Los 504
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 fittingThe Olympic Rings were later added to this design of IOC badge. The Rings were first used at the Antwerp Games of 1920.
Los 541
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 GamesThere were 68 IOC members plus IOC President Baillet- Latour at the time of the Berlin games.
Los 583
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
Los 586
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
Los 674
Audi Sport and Ford International Rallying memorabilia,a large collection acquired from the 1970s onwards, comprised of clothing including an Audi Sport rally jacket, windcheeter, two shirts, and a tie, two Audi Quattro ties, a Rothmans Rally Team sweatshirt and t-shirt, David Sutton Motorsport and Shell Oils pullovers, a BF Goodrich bomber jacket, Dunlop woollen hat; signed items including the books 'Sideways To Victory!' signed by Roger Clark, Graham Robson's 'The Works Escorts' signed by Roger Clark & David Sutton, 'Rallying '78' signed by David Sutton, Hannu Mikkola, Arne Hertz, Ari Vatanen, Tony Carello, authors Martin Holmes & Hugh Bishop, 'The Choice of Champions' signed by author David Sutton & 3 others, 'In Like A Lamb - Out Like A Lion' signed by John Buffum, also an artwork photograph signed by Arne Hertz & Hannu Mikkola, a 1995 Toyota Celica greetings card signed by Marco Galanti; press releases including a 1980 Rothmans Rally Team pack, 1982 Audi Sport UK Welsh Rally PR pack, 1983 British Rallying pack, London-Sydney 2000 Marathon Confidential Team Info pack, also a 1982 Mintex Rally programme with results sheets; a 30-page folder containing many 6 by 8in and larger press photos, a further 18 loose, a 50-page scrapbook of 1970s-80s press clippings, a photo album with over 70 personally taken small colour photos, also some relevant period motoring journals; artifacts including a 3-D engraved crystal model Quaife paperweight, a Jaguar bonnet mascot, 2 Rothmans key rings, a 1980 Scottish Rally and 2 Audi Sport metal and enamel pin badges; together with various rallying yearbooks for 1978 to 1991, plus the titles 'Works Escorts In Detail' (Robson), 'Audi Quattro Development & Competition History' (Walton), 'Alan Mann - a Life of Chance', 'Racing Words' by Michelin, 'Ford Rallye Sport Book of Performance Parts & Accessories', also 2 historical motorsport books (qty.) The collection reflects the career of an engineer who started work at Clarke & Simpson in 1969, where he became involved with the Rothmans Rally and Audi Sport teams. In 1979 he joined David Sutton Motorsport and continued to work with the same manufacturers. He was part of the crew that won the 1981 RAC Rally and in 1985 moved on to Gartrac Motorsport.
Los 691
Ulster Grand Prix motorcycle year badge collection,26 in total, each metal & enamel pin badge featuring a different design for the years 1963, 1968 to 1969, 1971 to 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983 (2 designs), 1984, 1985, 2000, 2001, 2003 to 2006, 2008, many marked B M & B co on the reverse, also a 2005 NW200, Yamaha, Manx cat and racebike design; together with official programmes for the 1961, 1963, 1976, 1977 Ulster Grand Prix motorcycle events, with some notation (34)
Los 759
9ct. gold & enamel medal from the inaugural Charity Shield in 1898 originally known as the Sheriff of London Charity Shield,the obverse inscribed SHERIFF OF LONDON CHARITY SHIELD, the reverse inscribed PRESENTED BY T.R. DEWAR ESQ., SHERIFF OF LONDON, 1897-8, mounted in a frame with blow up photographs of the obverse & reverse of the medal and printed information, 41 by 34cm.The above medal represents the first-ever match in the competition. In the opening match played on 19th March 1898 at the Crystal Palace, the Corinthians drew 0-0 with Sheffield United. It was decided by the committee that a replay was to be staged. In the replay played on 4th April again at the Crystal Palace the Corinthians and Sheffield United drew the match 1-1. It was then decided that the teams would share the honours and became joint-holders of the inaugural competition.
Los 770
Jesse Pennington Birmingham District & Counties Football Association Senior Cup runners-up medal 1904-05,9ct. gold & enamel, inscribed BIRMINGHAM DIST & COUNTIES FOOTBALL ASSOCN. SENIOR CUP, RUNNERS-UP, 1904-5, W.B. ALBION F.C., J. PENNINGTON, in original fitted case; sold together with an undated 9ct. gold Birmingham County F.A. Charity Cup medal, the edge inscribed BIRMINGHAM & WEST BROMWICH ALBION, J. PENNINGTON, in original fitted case (2)
Los 772
Jesse Pennington West Bromwich Albion medal commemorating the club reaching the semi-final of the F.A. Cup in season 1906-07,9ct. gold & enamel, inscribed WEST BROMWICH ALBION F.C., TO JESSE PENNINGTON, TO COMMEMORATE THE CLUB ENTERING THE SEMI-FINAL OF THE ENGLISH CUP, SEASON 1906-07, WHO PLAYED IN ALL MATCHES, STOKE 1-1, STOKE 2-2, STOKE 2-0, NORWICH CITY 1-0, DERBY COUNTY 2-0, NOTTS COUNTY 3-1, EVERTON 1-2, in original fitted case, the cover inscribed WEST BROMWICH ALBION F.C., 1906-7
Los 791
Jesse Pennington West Bromwich Albion Football League Division II champion's medal season 1910-11,15ct. gold & enamel, inscribed THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE, CHAMPIONS, DIV. II, 1910-11, WEST BROMWICH ALBION, J. PENNINGTON, in original fitted case West Bromwich topped the 2nd Division table with a total of 53 points. This was achieved through the final fixtures of the season which had began with Bolton Wanderers level on points with WBA but with a superior goal average. However, Bolton lost 2-1 at Birmingham whilst West Brom beat Huddersfield Town 1-0 at The Hawthorns to clinch the title. Bolton were promoted as runners-up.
Los 792
Jesse Pennington pair of Birmingham County Football Association representative medals for season 1910-11 and 1912,both 9ct. gold & enamel and inscribed for Inter-Association matches v London Football Association, on 3rd October 1910 and 2nd October 1911, both named to J. PENNINGTON, both in original fitted case (2)
Los 819
Silver & enamel cigarette case presented to Jimmy Blair of Cardiff City to commemorate the 1925 F.A. Cup Final,by John Pairman, Cardiff, hallmarked Birmingham, 1924, the obverse enamelled with the Cardiff city arms and an aerial view of Wembley Stadium, the reverse inscribed TO COMMEMORATE AN HONOURABLE ACHIEVEMENT, WEMBLEY, 25th APRIL 1925, ENGLISH CUP FINAL, CARDIFF CITY v SHEFFIELD UNITED, PRESENTED BY THE PROPRIETERS OF THE SOUTH WALES NEWS AND SOUTH WALES ECHO, TO JAMES BLAIR (CAPTAIN), A GOOD WINNER AND A GOOD LOSER, in original velvet lined leather case, the cover inscribed gilt ENGLISH CUP FINAL, WEMBLEY, 1925Cardiff City's first F.A. Cup Final appearance ended in a 1-0 defeat to Sheffield United.
Los 820
Jimmy Blair 1917-18 (wartime) Scottish Football League Division One Championship medal won at Glasgow Rangers,probably gold & enamel but unhallmarked, inscribed SCOTTISH FOOTBALL LEAGUE, J. BLAIR, RANGERS F.C., CHAMPIONS 1917-18Rangers won the Scottish Football League Championship title in 1917-18, pipping their great rivals Celtic to the title by one point.
Los 826
A collection of football memorabilia including medals,including four international football medals, Baghdad Football Tournament, Iraq,1918; L.B.F.A., Liege, Belgium 1921-22; Johannesburg, South Africa, undated; and Baltimore, USA, Sunpapers Medal for amateur soccer, 1954, gilt-metal in paper box; Four early football medals, including two silver issues from the late Victorian period; and two cased silver & enamel runners-up medals both dating from the 1913-14 season, the first issued for the Surrey County F.A. Junior Cup, the other for the Profumo Charity Cup; the lot also including a small silver plated trophy cup for the Erewash Valley Football League; a small Victorian smoker's clay pipe with football decoration; and a miscellany of other football memorabilia including a page from the Illustrated London News 28th February 1846, a Shrove Tuesday football match in Kingston-upon-Thames; a page from Chatterbox 1873 with an engraving title "The Boys At Football"; an 1845 engraving from Society titled "Foot-Ball in The Stand"; a 1934 press photograph captioned "Nothing High-Hat About Their Cheering, Westminster v Charterhouse at St Vincent's Square; Popular Footballers cigarette cards; a card titled "A Pass From Left"; a photograph of a Luftwaffe Prisoner of War football team in Colorado circa 1943; a photograph of an unidentified early American soccer team; and a photograph of an unidentified junior team 1910
Los 830
A silver & enamel medal presented to the future Welsh international Trevor Ford as a 13-year-old for representing Swansea Schools,the reverse inscribed T. FORD, 1936-37; sold together with an 8 by 6in. b&w portrait photograph (2)At the age of ten and a half Trevor Ford became the youngest ever player to represent Swansea Schools, and the centre-forward retained his place for four years before a broken ankle brought a temporary halt to his burgeoning football talent.
Los 840
Dick Foss medals and badges,comprising a bronze & enamel Hampshire Football Association Wartime-Competition Hampshire League medal 1941-42; a gilt-metal & enamel medal for 1965 International Junior Football Tournament in Cannes in 1965; a Chelsea FC pin badge and key-ring; and four 1960s pin badges for overseas clubs comprising Real Madrid, RCD Espanyol, Lazio and AS Cannes (8)
Los 907
Gary Stevens Rangers FC 9ct. gold & enamel Scottish Cup winner's medal 1991-92,obverse inscribed Scottish Football Association, reverse inscribed WINNERS, SCOTTISH CUP, 1991-92, in original fitted case The Scottish Cup Final was played on 9th May 1992 at Hampden Park. Rangers defeated Airdrieonians 2-1.
Los 217
A LARGE FRENCH 19TH CENTURY BOULLE WORK AND ORMOLU MOUNTED BRACKET CLOCK, signed Charles Voisin of Paris, of arched form, with scroll and rock work cresting, the glazed panel door concealing an enamel segmented dial, on leaf cast scroll feet, supported on a tapering bracket of conforming decoration. The entire 103cm; together with two smaller mantel clocks of similar style. (3)Provenance: Captain HCP Hamilton, Moyne, Durrow, Co. Laois; thence by descent.
Los 231
A FRENCH ORMOLU FIGURAL MANTLE CLOCK, 19th century signed Racine & Co. Paris, surmounted with cherubs reading under an oil lamp above a white and blue enamel dial with Roman and Arabic numerals, on a scroll and rockwork base. 42cm wide, 36cm high; together with a French Empire style mahogany and gilt metal mounted mantle clock and a Victorian porcelain framed mantle clock, decorated in green, peach and gilt tones, 38cm high. (3)Provenance: Captain HCP Hamilton, Moyne, Durrow, Co. Laois; thence by descent.
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