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A pair of signed boxing gloves and a signed programme with signature of Ricky Hatton to the cover.

TWO PAIRS OF TAN LEATHER OLD BOXING GLOVES together with two BEE KEEPER`S VINTAGE HATS with attachments, in a present day Harvey Nichols carrier bag

A BOX OF SPORT RELATED ITEMS, to include fishing rod, boxing gloves, books etc

An interesting President Richard Nixon wristwatch marked "Nixon Says,I'm Not A Crook" and below it the date 11/17/73 proving to be the inspiration for the title and mechanism of the watch,Nixon's eyes forming the second hand moving from side to side. President Nixon famously saying in a television interview "People have got to know whether or not their President is a crook? Well,I 'm not a crook. I've earned everything I've got",by the following August Nixon resigned,the watch marked "The All American Time Co" together with a Spiro Agnew political character watch by D.T.C depicting Nixon's Vice President in red,white and blue outfit with red boxing gloves. Agnew resigned in 1974 after allegations of tax evasion

Autographs - pair of white boxing gloves, signatures include Lennox Lewis, Herbie Hyde, Duke McKenzie, Pat Cowdell, etc

Boxing: Mike Tyson, Sugar Ray Leonard and Jake LaMotta signed gloves Three Everlast boxing gloves signed in black by Mike Tyson, Sugar Ray Leonard and Jake LaMotta respectively. (3 items)

A tray inc. a signed football by the 1980`s Middlesbrough football team inc. Jim Platt, Graham Headley, child`s boxing gloves, wooden toys etc.

HAGLER MARVELOUS MARVIN: (1954- ) American Boxer, World Middleweight Champion 1980-87. A pair of red Lonsdale boxing gloves, each signed ('Marvelous Marvin Hagler') in bold black ink with his name alone. VG, 2

Teddy bear, mid 20th Century, straw filled plush covered with applied eyes, stitched nose and mouth and jointed limbs, 37cm high, another later smaller teddy bear, two soft toys with moulded faces and a pair of child`s boxing gloves (5)

A parcel lot to include a vintage brown leather football, three leather boxing gloves, blue and white painted football rattle, pair of early wooden bodied ice skates and other.

Four boxes containing toy soldiers, 1930s oak mantel clocks, boxing gloves, cottage wares, pictures etc

A QUANTITY OF LEATHER SPORTING AND MILITARY EQUIPMENT/ACCOUTREMENTS INCLUDING RIDING BOOTS, OFFICERS CAP, SHIN PADS, BOXING GLOVES, CRICKET BLAZERS AND CRICKET BAG WITH BATS ETC

A pair of Sport Impalt red leather boxing gloves, both signed by Henry Cooper. The vendor brought the gloves at a mid 1960s boxing night.

Sugar Ray Leonard - signed pair of boxing gloves stitched `Sugar`, together with photographs of Sugar Ray signing the gloves

Amir Khan - signed pair of Reebok boxing gloves

Lennox Lewis - signed pair of Everlast boxing gloves

Roberto Duran - signed pair of Lonsdale boxing gloves

Mike Tyson - signed Lonsdale boxing glove; together with Mike Tyson - signed pair of Everlast boxing gloves (3)

Tommy `Hitman` Hearns - two pairs of signed Lonsdale boxing gloves (4)

A Walter Warsop Stroke Master cricket bat, a pair of vintage boxing gloves, a vintage leather football and a riding whip

A Locus boxing glove signed by Sir Henry Cooper, together with three other boxing gloves signed by Roy Jones Jnr, Amir Khan, Leon Spinks, Ashira, etc

The Boxing Gloves of Ronald 'Ronnie' Kray (British, 1933-2000): Lonsdale training boxing gloves, signed by Ronnie Kray, together with gym bag, Golds Gym leather belt, skipping rope, trainers, to including original prisoner release application letter from Reggie Kray from HMP Wayland Griston dated 1999

A 9ct gold charm bracelet having various charms attached including elephant, cat, boxing gloves and various others

Pair of S.P. boxing gloves, signed by Jim Watt, Charlie Magri, Alan Minter and one other

A 9ct yellow gold chainlink necklace suspending a 9ct yellow gold pendant in the form of an articulated clown, together with a yellow metal flat chainlink necklace suspending a group of six 9ct and yellow metal charms in the form of a pair of boxing gloves, two dolphins and others

Four signed boxing gloves including Steve Collins, Terry Marsh and Frank Bruno x 2 together with a signed Frank Bruno framed photo.

FAMOUS MEN & WOMEN: Selection of signed colour 8 x 10 photographs and slightly smaller, multiple signed book (1), signed boxing gloves (5) etc. by various famous men and women comprising Paris Hilton, Kelly Osbourne, Jodie Marsh, Callum Best (2), Chris Eubank (2), Frank Bruno (2), Lloyd Honeyghan, Nigel Benn, Reg Gutteridge. VG to EX, 8

Of Boxing interest: A 14ct gold & diamond set boxing glove, the back inscribed ‘Chicago Golden Gloves 1953’, supported on a 9ct gold bow brooch, 16.5g, with box and some papers This was presented to Lt. Col. Rudyard Russell who, in the 1948 Olympics, was awarded a diploma as Hon. Secretary of the International Amateur Boxing Association. He later received the I.O.C. Olympic Order of Merit and officiated at all Games to Los Angeles 1984

Five boxing gloves signed by Nigel Benn, Frank Bruno, Steve Collins, Prince Naseem Hamed and Chris Eubank.

A battery operated `Kathy Ski Action` doll, a pair of boxing gloves, a quantity of toy guns and other items

BOXING: Two red Lonsdale boxing gloves individually signed by the World Champion boxers Lennox Lewis and Ricky Hatton. Both have signed with their names alone in bold black inks. VG to EX, 2

"*Cricket, Sri Lanka cricket singlet, golf signed cap, boxing `Mad Frankie` Frazer signed glove, a pair of football goal keeping gloves, (lot subject to VAT)"

A 1940s school sports uniform, comprising cap, scarf, rugby shirt, boxing gloves and boots, some bearing `Billings & Edmonds` labels.

Bailey`s Special boxing gloves, two pairs in original box, 1960`s

Framed pair of BBE boxing gloves autographed by Sir Henry Cooper, the frame mounted with brass plaques inscribed `21st May 1966, `Britannia Boxing Federation`,` Arsenal Football Ground`, the frame 19.5" x 23.5"; together with a signed Henry Cooper promotional postcard and two framed Henry Cooper photographs (4)

A pair of 1960s leather and canvas boxing gloves made by B.L. Co Ltd, 8oz,

A fine collection of memorabilia relating to the British 1908 London Olympic Games boxing champion Richard K Gunn including his cased Olympic gold prize medal and winner’s diploma, the lot comprising: i) a 1908 Olympic Games gold prize medal designed by Bertram Mackennal, manufactured by Vaughton of Birmingham in hallmarked gold, two young maidens are crowning a winning athlete, the reverse with St George slaying the dragon, the rim inscribed WINNER, FEATHER-WEIGHT BOXING, in original red leather fitted case with maroon velvet lining, the lid inscribed gilt OLYMPIC GAMES, WINNER, FEATHERWEIGHT BOXING, LONDON, 1908; ii) a 1908 Olympic Games winner’s diploma named to R K GUNN, framed & glazed, overall 47 by 56cm., 18 1/2 by 22in.; iii) a large 22 by 15in. signed photographic portrait of Richard Gunn posed in boxing vest and trunks, signed in ink lower left and inscribed by hand OLYMPIC GAMES, 1908; iv) R K Gunn’s 1908 Olympic Games competitor’s card v) ephemera relating to Gunn’s Olympic success including congratulatory letters and telegrams and a menu for a complimentary dinner held in appreciation of his Olympic achievement, at Anderton’s Hotel; together with non-Olympic boxing memorabilia relating to Richard Gunn, comprising: a) hallmarked silver salver of octagonal form with presentation inscription dated July 1950 reading PRESENTED TO R.R. (DICK) GUNN BY THE AMATEUR BOXING ASSOCIATION IN RECOGNITION OF HIS LONG AND VALUABLE SERVICES ON THE COUNCIL AS A MEMBER LIFE PRESIDENT AND HON. TREASURER, A.B.A. FEATHERWEIGHT CHAMPION 1894, 1895 & 1896, 30.5cm., 12in. diameter b) a framed prize diploma named to Gunn and presented by the German Gymnasium c) scrapbooks press cuttings and other ephemera relating to the career of R K Gunn Richard Kenneth Gunn (1871-1961) is the oldest man ever to have been crowned as an Olympic boxing champion. He achieved this feat in the featherweight division of the boxing tournament at the London Games of 1908 aged 37 years and 254 days. He had in fact retired when still British amateur featherweight champion in 1896, a title he had held for three consecutive years. This retirement was actually at the request of the ABA as Gunn was far the superior of any of his rivals. In return Gunn served on the ABA Council for more than ten years. When the fighter learned that the Olympic Games were coming to London he resumed training, returned to the ring and won the gold meal at the 1908 Games, before hanging up his gloves for good immediately thereafter. He only ever suffered one defeat in 15 years of boxing. Gunn was born in Charing Cross, London, 16th February 1871 and died at Lambeth, London, 23rd June 1961 aged 90.

Two souvenirs of the 1928 Amsterdam Olympic Games, an embossed brass plate portraying a javelin thrower, surrounded by legends and sporting motifs including boxing gloves, fencing swords, tennis racket, field hockey stick etc., diameter 30.5cm., 12in.; sold together with a pottery dish by N.V. De Sphinx, Maastricht, decorated with a portrayal of Chiron, legend around rim, extensive printing to underside, diameter 21cm., 8 1/4in.

COOPER HENRY: (1934-2011) British Heavyweight Boxer, British, European and Commonwealth Champion. A red DK boxing glove boldly signed (`Sir Henry Cooper`) in black ink. Together with Frank Bruno (1961-) English Heavyweight Boxer, WBC Heavyweight Champion 1995-96. A red Lonsdale boxing glove boldly signed (`Best Wishes, Frank Bruno`) in black ink. Both gloves are contained in individual perspex display cases. G to VG, 2

SPORT: Small selection of signed items comprising two red boxing gloves individually signed by Lennox Lewis and Carl Weathers (American actor who played Apollo Creed in the Rocky film series), a miniature cricket bat signed by Mike Gatting and another bearing facsimile signatures of the England cricket team, 1957, and a snooker cue signed by Jimmy White. Generally VG, 5

BOXING INTEREST two Lonsdale gloves autographed by rivals Nigel Benn and Chris Eubank, with certificates of authenticity.

A pair of white Lonsdale boxing gloves in a glazed display case signed by Frank Bruno

Two pairs of mid 20th century leather boxing gloves

Autographs - a signed pair of boxing gloves by heavyweight Lennox Lewis, Gary Mason, Billy Walker, light-heavyweight Herbie Hide, Steve Collins, welterweight Eamonn Loughran, Billy Scard, lightweight Denis Hinson, Pat Condell, Gary Delaney, flyweight Duke McKenzie and featherweight Willie Pep Further images and condition reports are available at www.reemandansie.com

Two pairs of boxing gloves

A humerous boxer`s costume with massive gloves and headguard, huge shorts and a bag of accessories including boxing shoes

1930s-1970s: Extensive collection of Irish and international boxing signatures and photographic cardsA large and extremely impressive collection of Irish and international boxing autographs and photographic promotions cards collected during the course of a life long career by Irish boxer Jim Hughes. Contained in x albums, the majority of autographs on the aforementioned photographic cards. Including Sugar Ray Robinson (2), Jack Dempsey, Ezzard Charles, Marcel Cerdan , Johnny Williams, "Gus" Lesnevich (2), Randy Turpin (2), Dick Turpin, Dave Sands, Jackie Wilson, Freddie Mills, Don Cockell, Jim Braddock, Ronnie Clayton, Jack Petersen, Joe Baksi, Tommy Loughran, Freddie Mills, Wally Thom, Laurie Buxton, Vince Hawkins (2), Vic Toweel, Jackie Turpin, Joey Maxim, Terry Allen, Jackie Marr, Terry Ratcliffe, Lee Savold, Jock McAvoy, Jerry Ratcliffe, Alf Danahar, Jim Keery, Ronnie Draper, Sammy McCarthy, Tommy McGovern, Peter Keenan, Henry Hall, Yolande Pompee, Mel Jinx Brown and many others. Also with other boxing ephemera including press photographs, 1960 bantamweight world championship programme signed by Aphonse Halimi and Freddie Gilroy, boxing gloves signed by Henry Cooper, 1948 Dutch Belfast boxing pennant, other programmes etc. (100s)

COOPER HENRY: (1934-2011) British Heavyweight Boxer, British, European and Commonwealth Champion. A red DK boxing glove boldly signed (`Sir Henry Cooper`) in black ink. Together with Frank Bruno (1961- ) English Heavyweight Boxer, WBC Heavyweight Champion 1995-96. A red Lonsdale boxing glove boldly signed (`Best Wishes, Frank Bruno`) in black ink. Both gloves are contained in individual perspex display cases. G to VG, 2

A collection of boxing equipment to include bag, gloves, etc

Autograph, Sport, Boxing, a pair of `All Pro` boxing gloves, signed by Henry Cooper; another left glove, presented by Henry Cooper as a Prize at The County Times Henry Cooper Masters Golf Tournament; related programme and photo

Two 1930`s walnut cased mantle clocks, a folding Kodak camera, a chain link purse, pair of cast metal nut crackers and two pairs of boxing gloves etc.

A pair of early 20thC boxing gloves, football rattle, a pair of skates with screw attachments.

A collection of boxing memorabilia including books, videos, posters and films including an autograph book signed by Graham Finley. Sid Moffat, Talitokivalu, a ticket for the International Professional Light Welterweight Contest, Snow Leigh versus Mick Binney, 1981, signature Billy Leckie and O`Donnell, amateur light middleweight champion 1964, five books to include Man of Destiny by John Cottrell, Joe Williams TV booking book, Nat Fleischer, the Heavy Weight Championship, Gloves, Glory and Good, an autobiography by Henry Armstrong, Joyce Carol Oates on boxing, Sugar Ray, Walter Keith, Stack, History of Boxing and Britain by Frank Butler, Come out Smoking, Phil Pepé, Forward the Light Heavies by Fred Mills, A Fight by Norman Mailer, the Strange Death of Freddie Mills, Colin Bateman of We Sweetie, Mice and Men, The Greatest My Own Story, Muhammad Ali, Boxing News papers from the 1980`s, etc.

A collection of various items to include boxed Escalado, 2000AD Annuals, 33rpm records, Meccano, Star Wars Record Books, boxing gloves, etc.

Boxing – Pair of similar signed "Title" white leather boxing champion gloves signed by 11 boxers incl Henry Cooper, George Forman, Frank Bruno, Chris Eubank, Nigel Benn, Dave Boy Green, Chris Finnegan, Charlie Magri, Jimmy McDonnell, Mark Kayler etc (2)

1940s Straw filled Boxing gloves: 2 Pair of leather boxing gloves by Frank Bryan Ltd and Stuart Surridge & Co

Boxing: Pair of brown leather straw filled boxing gloves with lace up palms

A parcel of interesting boxing related miscellany and ephemera - a rare programme for the Randolph Turpin and Sugar Ray Robinson World Middleweight Title Fight, July 1951, a used ticket for the Lesnevich and Bruce Woodcock bout, 1946, a pair of well worn black boxing gloves, circa 1940s, a black and white press photograph of Turpin -v- George Angelo at Haringey, a programme for the Victoria Hall, Hanley, signed by Randolph Turpin and Tommy Farr and a Boxing News magazine, September 5th, 1951 etc (catalogue illustrated)

A pair of boxing gloves

Three various leather Boxes and a pair of leather Boxing Gloves