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Preisdatenbank abonnierenA Football Association member's season ticket for 1923-24, signed by Frederick Wall (F.A. Secretary), numbered 50 and issued to Mr Tiffin and allowing him entry to any match, also acting as an aide memoire for the dates of F.A. and F.A. Amateur Cup ties and Council Meetings, circular, cloth bound stamped gilt THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION, 1923-24; sold with a F.A. steward's armband (2)
A Chelsea FC photographic archive from the collection of the late Scott Cheshire, Chelsea author and historian, in four folio size albums, each containing a fine and comprehensive selection of original b&w press portrait photographs of Chelsea players from the 1950s and 1960s, plus occasional team-groups and other imagery; sold together with a fifth album, being a scrap book covering the period 1939 to 1949, with some original press photographs, press cuttings, magazine plates, cigarette cards, ticket stubs, etc. (5)
A $40 ringside ticket stub for the Gene Tunney v Jack Dempsey heavyweight world championship rematch fight ("The Long Count Fight") held at Soldier Field Chicago 22nd September 1927. Gene Tunney dominated the fight for the first six rounds. In round seven, however, the 104,000 in attendance witnessed a moment that would live on in boxing history. With Tunney trapped against the ropes and near a corner, Dempsey unleashed a combination of punches that floored the champion. It was the first time in Tunney's career that he'd been knocked down. Dempsey delayed getting back into a neutral. corner and by the rules of boxing referee Dave Barry could not start to count on Tunney until Dempsey had done so. Some believe this cost Dempsey the chance to regain his world Heavyweight crown, as a subsequent timing from a film records that Tunney was on the canvas for 13 seconds from the knock down blow till he got to his feet on the referee's count of nine. Hence, the bout has become known as "The Long Count Fight." In the next round a recovered Tunney floored Dempsey with a punch and dominated the final rounds to retain the world title by an unanimous decision. After the fight, Dempsey lifted Tunney's arm and said, "You were best. You fought a smart fight, kid." It was Dempsey's last career fight.
A copy of W.J. Ford's A History of the Cambridge University Cricket Club previously owned by the Antarctic explorer Raymond Priestley and with some fascinating pasted additions including material relating to his personal friend the cricketer Jahangir Khan, including library label inscribed BRITISH ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION, TERRA NOVA R.Y.S., RAYMOND E. PRIESTLEY, various correspondence, photographs and signatures relating to the cricketer Jahangir Khan, other correspondence and photographs, a small booklet titled The Life Story of an Eton, Cambridge and All-England Cricketer C.T. Studd (not pasted down), a postcard signed by the 1932 All-India cricket team (not pasted down), Priestley's life member's ticket for Cambridge University CC, and an autographed rugby menu at Clare College 3rd May 1934. Jahangir Khan played for India in their first ever Test Match against England at Lords in 1932. He was the father of Majid Khan, a prominent professional in the 1960s and 1970s, and the uncle of Pakistan's legendary all-rounder Imran Khan. It was Jahangir Khan who bowled the ball in 1936 that killed the unfortunate sparrow, now in the Lords museum.
A collection of Olympic memorabilia, Amsterdam 1928, the official guide published in hardback by the Olympic Organising Committee, a guide published in Berlin, a daily programme for 5th August, two Olympic numbers from the Dutch magazine Sport in Beeld and 10 picture postcards; Los Angeles 1932, a 13th August programme, covers detached; Berlin 1936, printed photograph of the Italian football team; London 1948, Swedish team telegram, Opening Ceremony programme, official handbook, a guide and a review both printed in Sweden; Helsinki 1952, two daily event programmes and an overall programme, a postcard, 11 small German photocards featuring football; Melbourne,1956 ticket for 30th November Melbourne Cricket Ground; Rome, 1960 5 tickets, and a scrap book; the lot also including a printed silk square for the 1958 Asian Games in Tokyo (45)
A collection of mostly Olympic football memorabilia dating from 1948 onwards, for 1948 programmes & tickets for the football competition including a rare preliminary round programme at Fratton Park for Eire v Holland, also for field hockey & athletics, also press cuttings and a general regulations programme; for 1952 a programme covering the first round matches of the football tournament; for 1956 a programme covering the quarter-finals of the football tournament, and two copies of the closing ceremony programme which also covered the football final; for 1960 two programmes covering the semi-finals, and the two medal deciding matches plus a football ticket for the Stadio Flaminio, also other general 1960 Olympic memorabilia; a 1976 football programme; a collection of 21 football programmes for 1980; a set of 16 daily programmes for 2000; the lot also including a 1934 British Empire Games official programme and handbook, and an athletics ticket for 1958 at the Cardiff Arms Park; also two GB Olympic football qualification programmes from 1956 & 1971 (a qty.)
A Tottenham Hotspur 1967 F.A. Cup final framed presentation, comprising an original match programme signed by Jimmy Greaves, a colour photograph signed by Dave Mackay, an original match ticket and community singing sheet, printed information and a title plaque, 52 by 72cm., 20 1/2 by 28 1/2in.
A good collection of football postal covers, the majority signed by footballing personalities, contained in sleeves within two large collector's albums, subjects including 28 1966 World Cup issues mostly unsigned and mostly postmarked with specific match details and applied with a 4d World Cup postage stamp, signed examples bearing autographs of Peters, Banks & Hurst, also three 1966 WC ticket stubs, five 1968 European Cup final issues, four signed by Eusebio, Best, Busby and Charlton, other subjects including 1986 World Cup, F.A. Cup finals, League Cup finals, club-specific commemorations etc and signed by a wide range of footballers
Refereeing memorabilia, including an autographed F.A. Cup final Referees Reunion itinerary May 1951, at Blackpool, signed by the Mayor of Blackpool and eleven F.A. Cup final referees including the original owner of the itinerary Harold Nattrass, who refereed the 1936 F.A. Cup final between Arsenal and Sheffield United; together with his invitation and admittance ticket to the Arsenal celebration Cup final dinner, and a press cutting on Nattrass; sold together with other miscellaneous refereeing memorabilia including a Referee's Association trophy plaque presented to P.A. Cooper in 1959, plus uniform badge, neck tie and two gilt-metal & enamel badges; a certificate issued by the Johannesburg District Referee's Association dated 1904, a stop watch, and three whistles, one attached with a metal-cased notebook pencil (14)
Football memorabilia, including community singing sheets, VIP programme packs, team-sheets, souvenir newspapers, brochures & magazines, football club accounts, dinner menus, autographed items, season ticket booklets, press photographs, cigarette cards and many other miscellaneous items (a qty.)
Five 1966 World Cup final ticket stubs, comprising: at Wembley, the final tie England v West Germany 30th July & the 3rd/4th match Portugal v USSR 28th July, at White City 1/8f Uruguay v France 15th July, and at Villa Park two 1/8f's, Argentina v Spain 13th July & West Germany v Spain 20th July, together with a paper wallet (6)
Football Programmes dating from 1940's onwards inc. England Cup Finmals, QPR, Brenford, Portsmouth, Middlesborough, Blackburn, Huddersfield, Derby, Leeds, Man City, Man Utd, etc. & European Champion Clubs Cup Bensica FC V Manchester Utd Wembley 29th May 1968 Programme & England V Wales Programme Nov 14th 1956 Ticket Stub East Standing Enclosure C14
A collection of medals comprising two cased silver Manchester & North of England Orchid Society Prize medals, cased bronze Southport Photographic Society medal awarded to A J Beckton 1902, cased silver medal with initials N.E.H.C, gilt Queen Victoria Diamond Jubilee medal, brass 1805 Calendar medal and a Manchester 1887 Royal Jubilee Exhibition Season ticket
CHARLES DARWIN: ON THE ORIGIN OF SPECIES BY MEANS OF NATURAL SELECTION OR THE PRESERVATION OF FAVOURED RACES IN STRUGGLE FOR LIFE, L, John Murray, 1859, 1st edn, 1st issue, [1250], half title with two quotes verso "Speceies" on page 20 line 11 and Whales Bear Story on page 184, 32 page catalogue adverts at end dated June 1859 with the text not surrounded by a frame, folding litho diagram facing page 117, Edmond and Remnants Ticket on rear paste-down, original blind stamped green cloth gilt, Freeman binding variant "A", inner joints sound, no inscriptions or annotations, a few leaves with some light spotting, rear board worn at bottom left corner with small part loss
A George III silver champagne bottle ticket, maker R.B, London 1794; a George III silver sherry bottle ticket, maker E.M, London 1794; a late Victorian silver brandy bottle ticket by George Unite, Birmingham 1897; and a silver sherry decanter lable, London 1963 Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.
6 Gauges etc. Dewrance London water level sight gauge. Budenberg brass pressure gauge lb / in2. L.N.E.R Ry. W.M.Still & Sons Ltd brass gauge. 2 brass gauges – Signal On, Wrong, Off and Light, In, Out. Together with a Used Ticket Rack said to be from Newhaven Town plus a large quantity of surrendered British Rail privilege tickets, all relating to journeys involving Newhaven Town. GC-VGC.
2 Miscellaneous Railway Items. A Southern Railway conical shaped water carrier. With handle and lid. Endorsed S.R. and painted green. Westinghouse Brake & Signal Company Ltd Duplex brass pressure gauge. With two indicator needles 'train pipe' & 'main reservoir'. The gauge face is endorsed 'S.Ry' . Together with two GWR candle lights (possibly replicas). Plus a bus conductor's ticket punch by 'The Bell Punch Company Ltd' and a wooden ticket rack containing many bus tickets of private bus companies. GC-VGC.
A British Rail poster, 'British Railways International Connections', circa 1955, published by The Railway Executive (Southern Region), 101cm x 63cm; another B.R. poster, 'See More / Spend Less / with / a / Railrover / Ticket', circa 1964, published by The British Railways Board, 101cm x 63cm; and another B.R. poster, 'See More of the Continent by 'Stop-Over' / Rail Routes', circa 1964, published by British Railways, Southern Region, 101cm x 63cm, (3).
A Collection of Football Programmes and other Sporting Ephemera, including F.A.Cup Final programme Preston v West Brom 1954, three F.A.Cup ticket stubbs 1954 x 2 and 1958, twenty three club programmes from 1940's to 1960's, mainly Preston North End, plus club histories, Topical Times photo cards and other sporting memorabilia.
DOUGLAS-HOME ALEC: (1903-1995) British Prime Minister 1963-64. Interesting T.L.S., Alec Douglas-Home, two pages, 4to, London, 19th September 1972, to Sidney Shipton (1929-2008, Interfaith Activist, General Secretary of the Zionist Federation), on the printed stationery of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office. Douglas-Home thanks his correspondent for their letter about terrorist activity and continues 'The messages sent by the Prime Minister and myself to the Israeli authorities after the Munich atrocities....can have left Arab governments in no doubt that, in our view, acts of terrorism by the extremist Palestinian organisations warrant the most vigorous condemnation. This is not only because they are intrinsically evil but also because they cannot fail to put off the realisation of a settlement of the Arab/Israel dispute, based on the Security Council Resolution of November 1967, which would bring real peace to the area and give the Palestinians their due.' Douglas-Home continues to refer to measures the United Nations are proposing against international terrorism which the government support. Loosely attached to the letter are three associated photocopies taken from Hansard, 27th July 1972. Together with a second T.L.S., Alec Douglas-Home, two pages, 4to, London, 20th September 1972, to Sidney Shipton, on the printed stationery of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office. Douglas-Home thanks his correspondent for a telegram and confirms that he has conveyed to the Israel Foreign Minister 'my shock and distress at the outrageous act of terrorism at the Israel Embassy yesterday which resulted in the tragic death of Dr. Shachori.' He continues 'There is no question about HMG's attitude towards terrorism, whatever its source. We have made our position absolutely clear in the United Nations.' and further explains the discussions that they are actively involved in with other organisations and the European Community to find 'ways in which we can together combat terrorist activities in Europe more effectively.' Accompanied by a copy of Shipton's telegram, issued in the form of a press release, and an admission ticket to a public rally and demonstration on The Lessons of the Munich Martyrs organised by The Zionist Federation on 19th September 1972. VG, 2. On 5th September 1972 a band of "Black September" Arab Guerillas had broken into the Israeli building in the Olympic Village near Munich and murdered several Israeli athletes and taken others hostage, demanding the release of 200 Palestinians held in Israeli jails. On 19th September, as referred to in Douglas-Home's letter, an Israeli diplomat was killed in London by a letter bomb perpetrated by "Black September".
Beatles/Hermans Hermits a scrapbook full of Hermans Hermits cuttings and memorabilia with early concert ticket, photos, records and several items, dedicated / signed to Barbara from all of Hermans Hermits (reverse black and white picture and Parlophone record sleeve and promotional photo plus two black and white pictures of George Harrison (Beatles) signed Barbara and Bolton Beat Scene magazine with Beatles, Stones pictures 1963/64
Gaston Le Beuze (fl. 1940-1942). A la Vraie Galette. Watercolour. Signed, inscribed and dated 1943 . lower left. 26.5cm x 34cm. Satirical criticism of Germans and French collaborators during the German Occupation of France (1940-44) are rare. Their discovery at the time may well have led to the artist's deportation or even a death sentence. The following three watercolours by Gaston le Beuze are, like the photographs of Paris occupe taken by Andre Gandner, important testimonies to their time.. During the German Occupation, restrictions were controlled by Hermann Goering and issued by the French municipalities. Most of the food was rationed and distributed on a monthly basis in exchange for ration cards or tickets, assigned to the public according to their status.. In A La Vraie Galette, Gaston Le Beuze's bright humour mocks the corruption that arose from this system through black market profiteers. The pancake seller's sign reads: Galettes sans tickets la pice 1Fr, 50 Il ne sera plus fourni de papier. Les clients seront servis sans emballages. Faites l'appoint. Merci (Pancakes no ticket 1,50 francs each. No paper given. Clients will be served without wrapping. Please give the exact change. Thanks.) Profits were often outrageous, aimed at other war profiteers, who made their fortunes through collaboration. Two men in the queue read Paris-Soir and La Gerbe, both newspapers that promoted Nazi propaganda. The high bourgeoisie are equally ridiculed in this work; the autocratic lady holds a purse embroidered with a coronet which seems to be stuffed with money. In the background, a well-dressed Parisian female shares the sidewalk with a German soldier (with obvious connotations) and the shelter sign (Abri) places the scene in its historical context. . Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.
HEART OF MIDLOTHIAN FOOTBALL CLUB, the Victorian Season Ticket Booklets of James Watt (Compositor with T&A Constable, Edinburgh), covering consecutive seasons 1892-93 to 1896-97 (5), his portrait and family photographs and initialled maroon leather wallet for holding the season ticket booklet
LOT OF SPORTS RELATED EPHEMERA, including framed match ticket stubs (Scottish League and Cup, 1970s), an Evening Times Celtic Football Guide Season 1930-31, Glasgow Tigers Division Two Champions 1993 Team photograph, with autographs to mount, an original Boxing caricature in pencil circa 1938, programmes and framed prints
Assorted film premiere programmes, comprising those for Captain Horatio Hornblower, 1951; The Cruel Sea, 1953; Above Us the Waves, 1955; Sink the Bismarck!, 1960 (three, including one de-luxe bound), with a ticket; Flower Drum Song, 1960; The Sound of Music, 1961, with ticket stub; How the West was Won, 1962, with ticket stub; The Fall of the Roman Empire, 1964, with post-event supper menu and seating arrangement leaflet; with a quantity of press photographs of related interest; and a preview programme for Treasure Island at The Mermaid Theatre, 1959, signed by Bernard Miles. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.
The Beatles - A programme for The Beatles Show concert, 1963, together with an accompanying ticket (Odeon Theatre, Nottingham, 12th December, front circle L12), and a promotional black and white portrait postcard; a programme for The Beatles tour, 1964, together with an accompanying ticket (Odeon Theatre, Nottingham, 5th November, back circle M24); a 1965 Beatles Fan Club flexidisc single record (The Beatles third Christmas record) and associated newsletter (No.6); The Beatles Monthly Book, Nos 4, 5 & 7; five other programmes for concerts at the Odeon Theatre, Nottingham, the artists including Gerry & The Pacemakers, Roy Orbison, Billy J. Kramer, and Dusty Springfield, together with three tickets; seven assorted single records; a Beatbook Two, presented by Romeo; a Boyfriend's Startime Extra booklet; and a small quantity of newspaper cuttings, Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.
Rowing - Four XIVth Olympiad London 1948 programmes, namely for races at Henley-on-Thames on Thursday August 5th, Friday August 6th, Saturday August 7th (signed by the commentator John Snagge), and Monday August 9th (signed by the commentator Raymond Glendenning and the British double-scull rower Bertie Bushnell), each with completed results in pencil, and each with Enclosure day-admittance ticket, (8). Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.
Railwayana - A file of Great Northern Railway and London & North Eastern Railway invoices and memoranda relating to fares for the carriage of passengers, livestock and goods, circa 1914-28, most laid down; a Great Northern Railway (and later L.N.E.R.) ledger for Overpaid and Collected Amounts, stamped throughout 'Dunstable, G.N.R. / Church Street', the manuscript entries covering the period 1911-1949; a Great Northern Railway (and later L.N.E.R.) Ticket Stock Book, stamped as above, the manuscript entries covering the period 1904-50; and a London & North Eastern Railway ledger of Special Debts and Special Credits, the manuscript entries covering the period 1934-50, (4). Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.
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