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A VINTAGE BASEBALL AND EARLY ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT GROUP, EARLY TO MID 20TH CENTURY. Over 20 pieces comprising six baseball and softball bats including an H & B "Frank Greenberg", Lee Dempsey shoulder pads, Lee Dreadnot driver racquet, two early football helmets and seven baseball gloves together with a wooden pinball game, Indian clubs and wooden dumbbells, various conditions.

A collectors card album containing a large quantity of Topps Grand Slam and Pro-Set Baseball cards and an album of American Football Cards

A 1936 Olympic Games display including an official flag, the 22 by 54cm. Olympic Rings flag embroidered onto a pale blue satin back cloth together with a round cloth badge inscribed 1936, INTERNATIONALES SPORTSSTUDENTENLAGER, BERLIN together with a group of 9 entrance tickets applied to the back cloth with a single stitch to each corner The tickets comprise: The Opening Ceremony at the Olympic Stadium 1st August, three for Athletics at the Olympic Stadium on 2nd, 3rd & 5th August, and thereby covering Jesse Owens’s gold medal winning performance in the 100m and the 200m. Other gold medals decided on the above dates comprise Finland’s Ilmari Salminen in the 10,000m, Great Britain’s Harold Whitlock in the 50k walk, the USA’s Corny Johnson in the high jump, the USA’s Earle Meadows in the pole vault, Germany’s Hans Woellke in the shot put, the USA’s Ken Carpenter in the discus, Germany’s Karl Hein in the discus, and Germany’s Tilly Fleischer in the women’s javelin. Weightlifting at the Deutschlandhalle 4th August. Polo at the Reichssportfelf 7th August. Football (Austria v Poland semi-final) at the Olympic Stadium 11th August. Baseball (demonstration and concert) at the Olympic Stadium 12th August. Boxing at the Deutschlandhalle 12th August

A Royal Worcester "Baseball" teacup and saucer, boxed

KOUFAX SANDY: (1935-) American Baseball player, winner of four World Series Championship rings. A white Rawlings official National League baseball signed to a clear area in blue ink by Koufax. Attractively mounted to a wooden plinth within an opening perspex case and alongside a colour trading card featuring an image of Koufax, also encased in perspex. Some light age wear, about VG

MANTLE MICKEY: (1931-1995) American Baseball Player. Signed colour 8 x 10 photograph of Mantle in a head and shoulders pose swinging a baseball bat and wearing his New York Yankees cap and shirt. Signed in bold blue ink with his name alone across a light area at the centre of the image. Neatly mounted beneath perspex to a wooden display board to an overall size of 10.5 x 12.5. Together with Gaylord Perry (1938-) American Baseball Player. Signed colour 9.5 x 7.5 promotional photograph of Perry in a half length action pose, with printed statistical text to one side, one of a limited edition of 300 issued for Perry`s 300th Victory, 6th May 1982. Matted in dark green and framed and glazed in a plain black frame to an overall size of 14 x 12. VG, 2

A collection of old badminton and tennis rackets, 'whiff whaff' bats, rounders bats, baseball bat etc. (qty)

Quantity of Matchbox diecast models (all National Football League and Major League Baseball). VG, boxed (45).

"Colin Montgomerie signed golf visor and golf glove, and a Graham Onions signed baseball cap"

Turned wood baseball bat `Lunesville Slugger`, Hillerich & Bradsby Co , 87cm long

Giant "Baseball" Teddy by "Ideal" Plush bear, height 29 in. (!!); with batting helmet, bat and sportswear. - Very funny and decorative! Großer "Baseball"-Teddy von "Ideal" Plüsch-Bär, mit Schlaghelm, Schläger und Sportkleidung, Höhe 74 cm! - Sehr originell und dekorativ! Condition: (3-4/-) Starting Price: €80

Pair of Nimschke-Style Engraved Smith & Wesson Model No.2 Revolvers Inscribed to D.B. Dyer.32 caliber RF, 6" octagonal barrels, S/N 19189, S/N 17780. Nimschke-style engraving with nickel finish and pearl grips; both with custom pearl grips and contemporary hand-tooled Slim-Jim-style leather holsters. One gun originally cased in fancy rosewood box with brass corners and lined in maroon velvet lining.A near matching pair of the acclaimed rimfire No. 2 Army Smith & Wesson revolvers that first saw widespread service during the Civil War as a reliable personal weapon and later carried on the Western frontier by the likes of George Armstrong Custer and “Wild Bill” Hickok.These guns were exquisitely engraved by the shop of superlative firearms engraver Louis D. Nimschke (1832-1904) and illustrate the perfect symmetry of his distinctive scrollwork design, harmonious and masterfully executed albeit on the Smith and Wessons. Both pistols were originally cased in rosewood boxes and are identically inscribed “D.B. Dyer” on the back strap. One gun bears the serial number 17780 and is confirmed by Jinks as having been made in 1864 and retailed by Smith & Wesson’s exclusive agent, J.S. Storrs of New York City. The other pistol numbered 19189 was made slightly later and shows a variant pattern of Nimschke’s work on the frame, barrel, cylinder, and butt strap. That both handsome pistols were once carried by Daniel B. Dyer (1849-1912) as a pair is evidenced by the matching black leather "Slim Jim" holsters, custom-made with an identical flower-over-star pattern tooled into the leather with aesthetic reverse hook trigger guard. The right holster shows more wear than the left.Family recollection says that the Smith & Wessons were purchased by patriarch Captain George Randolph Dyer, then serving as Quartermaster at Pilot Knob, Missouri, as a gift — possibly a birthday present — for his second son Daniel B. Dyer sometime after 1864. Parenthetically, the family retains a gold cased pocket watch inscribed and presented to the older brother, Captain George Dallas Dyer, on the occasion of his 18th birthday in 1862, lending substance to gift story. Even though Daniel Dyer was a fifteen-year-old civilian, he had been present at Fort Davidson — staying with his father — during the battle of Pilot Knob on September 27, 1864 where Sterling Price sought to overwhelm the thin Federal defenses en route to St. Louis. Family history relates that young Daniel was captured at Pilot Knob and managed to escape after a few weeks. A plausible supposition is that Captain Dyer purchased the guns for his young son in recognition of that harrowing occasion.The pistols must certainly have accompanied Daniel Dyer to Baxter Springs, Kansas in 1870 where he built a successful hardware and dry goods business in the sprawling cattle town. In 1880 Dyer took up a Federal appointment as Indian Agent at the newly created Quapaw Agency in the nearby Indian Territory. He had earlier accompanied General Sherman with William Cody as their scout to the Klamath Reservation in the Oregon Territory to relocate the remnants of the defeated Modoc tribe--about 165 men, women, and children held as prisoners of war--to the distant Oklahoma reservation. It is thought that during this time D. B. Dyer and the flamboyant plainsman who would be regaled as "Buffalo Bill" became lifelong friends and business associates. The Dyers moved to the Darlington Agency in 1884 near the newly constructed Fort Reno and walked into the middle of a simmering dispute between the restive Cheyenne and Arapaho bands and local cattlemen. The ranchers had purchased limited and cheap grazing rights on the reservation that provided income for the tribes but now began to encroach directly on Indian camps. Rejecting Dyer’s officious demands that they take up farming, the hungry Indians began to steal cattle, causing the angry ranchers to clamor for army intervention. Brow-beaten by the whites arrayed against them, the Cheyenne led by the Dog Soldier faction grew surely and aggressive and “threatened to go on the warpath.” The whites at the Darlington Agency immediately fled to safety of nearby Fort Reno while the Indians watched the darkened Dyer homestead for signs of the despised Indian Agent. Dyer only survived the incident thanks to a friendly half-breed who had convinced the cautious warriors that Dyer had “already gone to the fort.” Unquestionably the pair of Smith and Wesson’s were cocked and ready as the Dyer family remained secreted until the cavalry came to the rescue. By the summer of 1885 Dyer’s days as an government Indian Agent were over.Dyer moved to Kansas City, Missouri where he and a partner engaged in the real estate business reaping significant wealth and social status in relatively short order. The Dyers had brought with them a massive collection of Indian artifacts from the Darlington Agency — then regarded as little more than curiosities — which was displayed at the National Agricultural Exhibition in Kansas City in 1887. Today, the Dyer collection is held — but not displayed — by the Kansas City Museum and is said to be the largest collection of period Cheyenne-Arapaho artifacts in the world.Lured to the newly opened Oklahoma Territory in 1887 by the prospect of fresh business opportunities, Dyer dabbled briefly in territorial politics and was elected the first mayor of Guthrie, Oklahoma before abruptly returning to Kansas City. Dyer had caught wind of a more promising venture in Augusta, Georgia. Having lined up investors and secured capital, he moved to Augusta in 1890 and quickly chartered the Augusta Street Railway Company. Financial reward was immediate and Dyer would go on to successfully parlay his railroad company into a multitude of holdings that included utilities, real estate, and the venerable Augusta Chronicle newspaper. Dyer soon commissioned an opulent twenty-seven room mansion in Augusta he named “Château Le Vert” and thereafter alternated between his Georgia estate and the 41 acre river front manor in Kansas City called “Clarendon.”In 1911 Dyer sold all of his Augusta interests and returned to Kansas City, Missouri. On December 23, 1912 at age sixty-two Daniel Dyer died of pneumonia. Woven into the rich tapestry draping the Gilded Age of Industrialists is the illustrious Daniel B. Dyer — a Captain of Industry. In describing his life’s success Dyer preferred a baseball metaphor stating matter-of-factly: “Business is like playing baseball. I’ve been lucky in hitting the ball.” He was brought back to the home of his father in Joliet, Illinois where he was buried in Oakwood Cemetery, the pair of Smith and Wesson’s a lasting legacy of his frontier roots and successful ascendancy in the West.Along with the pistols is a large cross section of intriguing ephemera —newspaper clippings, letters, pamphlets, genealogy, and photography—relating to D.B. Dyer’s eminent life as a business mogul and respected philanthropist during the Gilded Age. The paper reflects Dyer’s privileged status during the last decade of his life and touches upon some of personal relationships he cemented with similarly high profile individuals including the American icon “Buffalo Bill” Cody. Born on his father`s rustic farm near Plainfield, Illinois on March 21, 1849, Dyer as a successful man expended considerable energy in documenting the extensive genealogy of his long and illustrious family tree, an impulse not lost on his survivors who likewise compiled several files of

A large number of men’s character shirts, a large bag of sashes and another of scarves and a third of ruffs and jabots, and another of stocks. A large bag of string beads. A quantity of bangles, belts and cords. Garters and spats. Baseball hats and glasses. A bag of 60/70’s metal belts useful for making op chains of office

A large quantity of American sportswear and equipment including both baseball and football in two useful boxes, and including what appears to be a full upper body set of "armour" plus numerous other pieces, shoes etc

A COLLECTION OF MISCELLANEOUS MANCHESTER UNITED FOOTBALL EPHEMERA INCLUDING MANCHESTER UNITED NEWSLETTERS AND YEAR BOOKS 1975 1976 1977 1978, NEWSLETTER 1968-1976, MISCELLANEOUS FOOTBALL BOOKS INCLUDING PHOTOGRAPHIC HISTORY OF MANCHESTER UNITED, GEORGE BEST UNSEEN ARCHIVES, THE VILLA NEWS AND RECORD SEPT 1906, BATTLE OF THE ROSES 1977 PROGRAMME TOGETHER WITH BASEBALL CAP AND SCALF TOGETHER WITH VARIOUS SIGNED TICKETS INCLUDING LOU MACARI, GERRY DAILY AND OTHERS....

TWO BOXES OF MISC. RAILWAY BOOKS TOGETHER WITH TWO BOXES OF RAILWAY RELATED VIDEOS AND DVDS AND A BOX OF RAILWAY PRINTS AND THREE BASEBALL STEAM RELATED CAPS

SYDNEY OLYMPICS 2000: a collection of memorabilia including a team Australia baseball cap autographed by swimming legend and 5 times gold medal winner Ian Thorpe, a enamel lapel badge, four commemorative coins, rowing, badminton, boxing and a $1 uncirculated coin, a collection of first issue stamps; and a collection of tickets for swimming, football, rowing, boxing etc (a lot)

A pair of Heubach bisque figures, baseball figures

A Steiff 1995 replica baseball player. Boxed limited edition No 407

Basket of Carded and Bubble packet Diecast Cars: To include Majorette Sweet Advertising Trucks, Corgi Auto City, Corgi Baseball Trading Cars, Dick Tracy Micro cars, Micro Power Train Sets, Happy Time Tank Engine, Robo cop, America Speedway, Micro Champs, Monogram Mini Exacts, Majorette train, New ray Mustang and Mercedes, and 2 Police Cars (21)

An African carved hardwood mask, a wooden boomerang and two baseball bats.

Willie Mays autographed baseball, with certificate Start Price $100

Willie McCovey autographed baseball, with certificate Start Price $50

A Pair of Air Ministry ``Levers`` Spectacles, in original brown tin case; six Hats, comprising two Second World War Period RAF Sidecaps, an Army Air Corps light blue beret, a Glider Pilot Regiment maroon beret, a King`s Own Scottish Borderers black glengarry, and a green baseball cap; a Pair of British ``Kwikfit`` Night Flying Goggles, in original box and RAF related militaria including cloth insignia, badges, buttons, buckles, a Players Airman Navy Cut tobacco tin etc

Three painted cast iron money boxes: Clown; Baseball & Transvaal money box

DIMAGGIO JOE: (1914-1999) American Baseball player. Signed 8 x 10 photograph, the image depicting DiMaggio standing in a full length pose alongside Lou Gehrig. The two players both wear their New York Yankees uniforms and hold a baseball bat in their right hands. Signed by DiMaggio in bold blue ink with his name alone across a clear area of the image. VG

MANTLE MICKEY: (1931-1995) American Baseball player. An official National League Charles Feeney baseball by Rawlings, signed in bold blue ink by Mantle with his name alone across the sweetspot. Some very light overall age wear, otherwise VG

SPIELBERG STEVEN: (1946- ) American Film Director, Academy Award winner. Signed colour 8 x 10 photograph of Spielberg in a close-up head and shoulders study wearing a baseball cap. Signed in bold black ink with his name alone to a light area at the base of the image. EX

A Lladro Figure of Boy Baseball Player

Two Lladro porcelain figures of young children, one wearing an Olympic T-shirt and holding an Olympic torch aloft, the other wearing a baseball cap and holding a tennis racket and ball.

A box containing six various miniature or toy guitars, a Taurus MT tambourine and a The Beatles Yellow Submarine baseball cap

A. G. Spalding Bros `American Schenectady` alloy putter, stamped with baseball logo, with hickory shaft and leather grip

A pair of Old Leather Baseball Gloves, virtually unused condition.

Eight various DVDs; a lap top bag; 10 baseball caps

A Cricket Bat, Baseball Bat and Didgeri Doo.

1927 British Lions Rugby Tour to Argentina – original Argentina sporting magazine titled "El Grafico" dated 20th August 1927 featuring 3x British Lions players to the front cover including C.D. Aarvold (Cambridge Univ), E.D.G. Hammett (Eng) and EG Taylor (Scot) together with centrefold photograph featuring the British Lions match against the River Plate Rugby Union and further 2 pages including team photograph, and other informal photographs of the team – also of particular note to golfers there are further photographs of Bobby Jones winning The Open in 1926 at Hoylake and holding the Claret jug and another one showing Bobby Jones with Kirkwood, Wethered and Tolley - magazine also covers all other sports including baseball, athletics, football, et al (G)

American Baseball equipment c.1930/40s– to incl Geo. A. Reach & Co steel and leather padded protective helmet, chest/body guard c/w adjustable leather straps and plus a Rawlings baseball glove (well used) (3)

Baseball Collection – with Babe Ruth interest to incl ltd ed print, books, stein, plus 2x Conlan Baseball Masters Series ltd ed photograph albums of players from the 1920/30s era, cigarette cards, hologram, baseballs, frieze et al (24)

Mohammad Azharuddin. Hyderabad, South Zone, Derbyshire & India 1981-2000. Indian navy blue baseball style Test cricket cap worn by Azharuddin during the India v West Indies Test Series 1994. The cap with Indian emblem to front and ‘India v West Indies 1994’ to back in gold thread. G/VG Previously sold by Knights as part of the Alan Wells Benefit auction held in August 1996. Sold with a signed note of authentication from Wells. Mohammad Azharuddin played in 99 Tests for India scoring over 6,000 runs at 45.03 with a highest score of 199

Chris Gayle. Deccan Chargers (IPL) black baseball cricket cap. With name ‘Chris Gayle’ handwritten to inside. G

Theatre costume - gentlemen`s period style boots, shoes and slippers, including matched set of five pairs of black riding boots, Doc Martins, Chelsea boots, brown brogues, Converse baseball boots, calf length black leather boots (14 pairs in 1 bag) Further images and condition reports are available at www.reemandansie.com

Theatre costume - assorted caps and hats, comprising nineteen caps, eight berets, four baseball caps, one visa, two soft fishing hats and a knitted bobble hat (35) Further images and condition reports are available at www.reemandansie.com

Malamud (Bernard) The Natural first English edition, original boards, dust-jacket, lower panel a little browned, spine ends slightly rubbed, a little cocked, 8vo, 1963. ***This edition adds a note and glossary of American baseball terms by Malamud for the English edition. Author`s first book, a classic baseball novel..

A Treasure Trove of Sporting Memorabilia: several sports covered including Wrestling 1934 Empire Games Programme, Harlem Globetrotters programme & Ticket 74, Cycling magazines from the 60s featuring Tommy Simpson, Tennis Davis & Wightman Cup 69 and Brighton Tournament 62 programmes, Denis Compton first edition “End of an Innings” 1958, good selection of World Cup Mexico 1970 Guides, Postcards, Stickers and set of Blymsa Futbol Coleccion Cards, 5 Armbands from Open Golf Championship including Royal Lytham & St. Annes 74, Royal St. Georges 81, Birkdale 89, other sports include Cricket, Darts, Ice Hockey, Rugby League, Rugby Union, American Baseball & Football. Well worth a look. A lot.

A modern Steiff "Baseball Player", the standing figure with painted facial features, beady eyes, wearing grey cloth T-shirt and shorts with matching cap, blue and red woolly socks and black boots, holding a baseball bat in his left hand, with button to left ear, limited edition No`d 400/1200 with Certificate, 45 cm high (in original cardboard box) (ILLUSTRATED)

A modern Steiff "Baseball Player", the standing figure with painted facial features, beady eyes, wearing grey cloth T-shirt and shorts with matching cap, blue and red woolly socks and black boots, holding a baseball bat in his left hand, with button to left ear, limited edition No`d 407/1200 with Certificate, 45 cm high (in original cardboard box) (ILLUSTRATED)

A turned ash baseball bat and a turned hardwood truncheon

A Lladro Figurine of a boy holding a baseball bat with satchel at his feet (bat re-glued to hand and side of neck)

LLADRO FIGURE OF A BOY WITH BASEBALL BAT 21cm high; and two Nao figures (3)

IAN STOREY-MOORE B & W 12x8 photo of Storey-Moore being paraded around the Baseball Ground as Derby`s new signing in 1972 - days later he signed for Man Utd, signed. Good

1950s Baseball Shirt, Gloves and Bat & Ball: To include grey cotton shirt number 10 Farragut, leather glove Ted Williams Fieldmaster with original label made by Wilson, J de Beer & Co Little League Ball, Hillerich & Bradsby Co No9 Leader Nelson Fox model baseball bat (4)

1999/2000 Derby County "Gold Edition" football programmes: comprising quantity of limited edition programmes from the Millennium era, many with accompanying team sheets and a signed encapsulated letter of authenticity from Lionel Pickering and Jim Smith. The lot also includes Reserves team sheets from the era as well as other first team programmes and team sheets around the time of the closing of The Baseball Ground and first season at Pride Park. ( a lot)

Manchester United clothing: good selection of branded United items, includes Sharp/Umbro Waterproof training top with hood, red heavy duty Fleece, Van Nistelrooy shirt, shorts with badge, 5 Baseball Hats, 3 different scarfs, 16 different Tee Shirts including Munich Remembered, 1000th League point, Ferguson`s Magnificent 7, Goal King Cole, Rio is Innocent, 3 x Ryan Giggs and much more, a real treasure trove for United followers. Good condition (28)

1946-47 Derby County v A C Sparta football programme: Played at Baseball Ground Derby 9th October 1946 together with a rare quality made pennant for the match (may have been the one that the captains exchanged)

A Reach No.0 baseball, autographed by Ted Williams, original box, and another, autographed by American league umpire, `Hank` Soar, original wrapper (2) Note: Ted `The Kid` Williams (1918-2002), played his entire career with the Boston Red Sox. He was twice the American league MVP, led the league in batting six times and won the triple crown twice

A hollow link silver Albert chain with three old silver soccer pendants (Splott Corinthians) and two baseball pendants, total 77 grms

A RED FERRARI BASEBALL CAP the peak of the cap autographed by Alain Prost, faded

AN ENGLAND BASEBALL CAP AUTOGRAPHED BY STEVEN GERRARD, EMILE HESKEY AND MICHAEL OWEN the cap signed by the then Liverpool and England trio after the 5-1 victory over Germany in September 2001; and a certificate of authenticity (2)

STAMFORD BRIDGE Anglo-American Baseball 1930 at Stamford Bridge, London v Lincoln Giants. Some spine repairs noted. Fair/good

1950`s men`s baseball jacket and a black leather jacket with airbrush design to back