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Phil Bennett: a red No.10 Wales v Canada Test Match shirt, 1973,long-sleeved, button-up collar & embroidered national emblem, inscribed beneath CANADA TOUR 1973, some colour fading to chest area. Wales toured Canada in 1973 and played half a dozen matches. This shirt was worn by Phil Bennett in the final fixture, the Test Match. A Private Collection of International and Representative Rugby Shirts Worn by or Gained as Swaps by Phil Bennett Lots 579 to 598: The legendary fly-half Phil Bennett won a total of 29 Welsh international caps between 1969 and 1978 and was a member of two Grand Slam winning teams. He also made 8 appearances for the British Lions including as captain for the 1977 tour to New Zealand. Bennett held the world record for international points (210 pts.) and in 1976 scored a record equalling 38 points in the Five Nations Championship. He was awarded the OBE in 1978.
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Phil Bennett: a white World XV No.10 representative shirt, long-sleeved, blue button-up collar & embroidered crest, inscribed INTERNATIONAL RUGBY TEAM, SOUTH AFRICA, 1979 Wales toured Canada in 1973 and took part in half a dozen games. This jersey was worn in the final fixture, the Test Match.
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Phil Bennett: a red & white hooped Scottish Centenary Match No.10 shirt, long-sleeved, button-up collar & cloth badge embroidered with four home international emblems and inscribed 1873-1973, some colour fading & run. The Scottish Centenary Match was a game between Scotland/Ireland and Wales/England. It was played as part of the SRFU celebrations at Murrayfield in 1973.
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Phil Bennett: a white Irish Centenary Match No.10 shirt, long-sleeved, button-up collar & embroidered cloth badge inscribed IRFU 1874-1974. This match, staged as part of the IRFU's centenary celebrations in 1974, was contested between the President of Ireland's World XV and Ireland at Lansdowne Road in 1974.
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Jean-Pierre Romeu: a blue France No.10 international shirt, long-sleeved, button-up collar & embroidered national emblem. The great French fly half Jean-Pierre Romeu once achieved the rare international feat of scoring by all four methods, a try, a conversion, a penalty & a drop goal. This was against England in 1974.
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Bob Burgess: a black New Zealand No.10 international shirt, long-sleeved, button-up collar & embroidered national emblem. Bob Burgess played 23 times for the All Blacks including 7 Test Matches between 1971 & 1973. This shirt was gained as a swap by Phil Bennett after the international at Cardiff, 2nd December 1972. New Zealand won the game 19-16.
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G.C.Richardson: a gold Australia No.10 international shirt, long-sleeved, button-up collar & embroidered national badge, inscribed AUSTRALIA RUGBY 1973. This shirt was gained as swap by Phil Bennett from Australia's G.C. Richardson after the match at Cardiff, 10th November 1973. Wales comprehensively defeated The Wallabies 24-0.
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Gerald Bosch: a green South Africa No.17 international substitute's shirt, 1974, long-sleeved, button-up collar & embroidered national emblem. The fly-half Gerald Bosch is particularly remembered for his superb kicking abilities. He once struck six penalties in the Test v France in 1975, which still remains a jointly-held record in South African international rugby.
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Frank Oliver: a white No.19 World XV team substitute's shirt, 1979,long-sleeved, blue button-up collar & embroidered crest, inscribed INTERNATIONAL RUGBY TEAM, SOUTH AFRICA, 1979. Frank Oliver played 43 times for the All Blacks including 17 test matches between 1976 & 1981. The lock also captained New Zealand on four occasions. The World XV team toured South Africa in 1979.
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Georges Domercq: a green French Referees' Society shirt, long-sleeved, blue button-up collar & embroidered badge inscribed FFR, COTE BASQUE. The international official Georges Domercq was famously the referee on the occasion of rugby's most celebrated match, the Barbarians v New Zealand encounter at Cardiff, 27th January 1973.
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Kieth Fielding: a red and white quartered England Centenary Match shirt,long-sleeved, button-up collar & embroidered cloth badge with an English Rose and Prince of Wales's Feathers, colour fading. The RFU celebrated their centenary in 1971 by staging a match at Twickenham between England/Wales and Ireland/Scotland. Phil Bennett swapped his shirt with that of his team-mate, the England winger Keith Fielding. Fielding is an example of a two-code international cap. He appeared six times for England while playing Union for Moseley, before departing to Salford to continue a career in Rugby League.
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A chequered flag fully-signed by the 22 drivers who were on the grid at the Melbourne F1 Grand Prix of 2001, signatures comprising: M & R Schumacher, Barrichello, Hakkinen, Coulthard, Montoya, Fisichella, Button, Villeneuve, Panis, Frentzen, Trulli, Verstappen, Bernoldi, Heildfeld, Raikkonen, Irvine, Burti, Marques, Alonso, Alesi & Mazzacane; sold with a programme for the race signed by Villeneuve, Button, Frentzen, Zonta, Bernoldi, Raikkonen, Burti, Marques, Alonso, Pollock (BAR), Dennis (McLaren), Stewart (Jaguar) & Stoddart (Minardi); & 3 related colour photographs (5)
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A silver figure of a footballer, hallmarked Birmingham, 1910-11, modelled as a standing footballer dressed in period kit & holding a button-end football, set on a stepped plinth and square base, inscribed PRESENTED TO J.H. LOVE ESQ., BY THE OUTDOOR STAFF, DECEMBER 31ST 1910. J.H. Love was born at Oldham in 1876 and played for Rochdale, New Brighton & Trowbridge before becoming Fulham FC's first ever professional signing on the 12th December 1898, the day the club joined the ranks of the professional game. He later played for Liverpool but disappears from records shortly after.
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A Moorcroft pottery Symphony pattern bonbonniere and cover dated 2003, tubelined with stylised flowers and buds in a palette of pinks and purples on a tinted lemon and blue ground designed by Emma Bossons, the bowls applied with two flattened loop handles, the conforming shallow dome cover with button finial, impressed and painted marks, Collectors Club edition, 9' high.
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A Moorcroft pottery Symphony pattern bonbonniere and cover dated 2003, tubelined with stylised flowers and buds in a palette of pinks and purples on a tinted lemon and blue ground designed by Emma Bossons, the bowls applied with two flattenned loop handles, the conforming shallow dome cover with button finial, impressed and painted marks, Collectors Club edition, 9' high.
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A late 20th Century mint and boxed Stieff 'Brummbar' growler bear. The bear in a short shaggy pale cinnamon mohair with jointed limbs and plush pads. The jointed head having a clipped mohair muzzle with glass eyes and stitched snout, complete with original swing tags, button and box, height 12'.
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A lady's two-piece evening gown of ivory satin, the boned bodice with self-fabric pleating from shoulders to waistline, ivory chiffon modesty, ruched detailing to shoulders and puffed half-length sleeves, internal belt labelled ' Laurie and Smith..' and applied gold lame sash belt, the trained skirt with self fabric applied flounce, gold braid and lame covered button detailing, both lined in ivory silk; a two-piece day gown of cream wool, trimmed with braid and lace; and a skirt of cream satin overlaid with cream chiffon decorated with faux pearls late 19th/early 20th century (5)
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A pair of lady's white canvas lace up boots, with ribbon rosettes to the vamps and louis heels, late 19th century; a pair of lady's ivory satin court shoes, with ivory satin bows to the vamps and low louis heels, kid leather lined, circa 1910; and a pair of burgundy velvet court shoes with fabric flower to vamp, button strap and louis heels, circa 1920, bearing paper label 'Velvet shoes worn by Chrystobel, (at ball) aged 17' (6)
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A .177" Millita push button break action air rifle, 38?" overall, round rifled barrel 15?", numbered 176 beneath breech, no other visible markings, walnut butt with steel butt plate embossed EB logo and "Gegr 1854" in oval, GWO & C, retaining much original blued finish (some wear and light surface rust)
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