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Lot 239
1978 WORLD CUP / SCOTLAND Miscellany including 2 issues of the Radio Times 27/5 - 2/6/1978 and 3-8/6/1978, programme for Argentina Here We Come send off at Hampden Park 25/5/1978 and 6 first Day Cover, British Caledonian Airways Special Flight 25/5/1978, Scottish Team Departure 25/5/1978 X 3, Scotland Final Qualification Table 18/1/1978 and Argentinian Hand stamped cover Sede Buenos Aires 6/5/1978. Good
Lot 992
CARLISLE UNITED 1974/5 Twenty eight programmes in Carlisle's only top flight season including 14 homes and 14 aways, including Fulham home and Mansfield away in the FA Cup. Includes their first match away v Chelsea, first home match v Tottenham with a First Day Cover and their last home match v Wolves. Plus a Sunday Express team group with Alan Ashman as Manager. Generally good
Lot 1350
TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR Autographed 16 x 12 photo of captain Danny Blanchflower receiving the First Division trophy from the President of the Football League at White Hart Lane with team mates looking on, following the final League game of the 1960/61 season, signed by Mackay, Smith, Baker, Norman, Allen, Jones and Dyson in silver marker. Good
Lot 997
HEREFORD UNITED V KIDDERMINSTER HARRIERS 1939 / FIRST MATCH IN THE SOUTHERN LEAGUE Programme for the match at Hereford 26/8/1939 in the truncated season. The match was played prior to the suspension of the League due to World War II and both clubs entered the Southern League for the first time in this season 1939/40. However after War broke, the Southern League was split into Eastern and Western Sections and Kidderminster did not compete. They returned to the Southern League in 1948. Slightly creased. Generally good
Lot 1359
MANCHESTER UNITED Twenty seven home programmes for season 1962/3, number 1 - 15 and 17 - 28. Five have tokens missing, WBA, First Venna, Arsenal Abandoned, Fulham and Leyton Orent. Three have scores on the cover, WBA, Nottm. Forest and Aston Villa FA Cup. Everton has a split spine and Blackburn has punched holes. Some are creased with team changes and scores entered. Fair
Lot 1329
CHARLES BUCHAN'S FOOTBALL MONTHLY / AUTOGRAPHS The first 4 issues, No. 1 - No. 4, September 1951 - December 1951, all signed on the cover "With best wishes, Sincerely yours". Both September and October have wear on the spine and the covers are held together with clear tape. Fair to generally good
Lot 1451
FOOTBALL MISCELLANY Four publications, The Cup 1948 and 1951, Sporting Record Football Annual 1952-1953 and 1955-56, set of 16 Famous Teams in Football History issued by The New Hotspur, stamped official 1959 World Cup first day cover for England v Austria 15/6/1958 in Borås, signed on the front by Alan A'Court, a Christmas and New Year card from Robert Maxwell and tickets for Everton v Liverpool matches, 1986 FA Cup Final and 1984 Charity Shield. Fair to generally good
Lot 998
HEREFORD UNITED V SCUNTHORPE UNITED 1950/1 FA CUP / FIRST AS A LEAGUE CLUB Programme for the tie at Hereford 11/11/1950 in Scunthorpe's first League season. They entered the competition in the Fourth Qualifying Round and this was their first tie as a League club. It was also the first win for Hereford over a League club in the competition. Vertical fold, team change and very slightly marked. Generally good
Lot 75
1796 Pattern Infantry Officers’ Presentation Sword of the Workington Local Militia, regulation polished blade finely etched, blued and gilt with “28 May 1810. Presented to Lieut. Coll. Commandt. JOHN. C. CURWEN by the OFFICERS non-Commifsioned OFFICERS and PRIVATES of the WORKINGTON Regt. Of LOCAL MILITIA serving under his Command, in Testimony of their GRATITUDE for his undeviating Attention to the CORPS, not only during its present Establishment, but from its first Enrollment as a VOLUNTEER REGIMENT. In the year 1803” together with crowned GR cypher, trophies of arms, floral sprays, saltire etc. for full length of blade and all of finest quality, regulation gilt brass hilt, silver wire bound grip. Blade 81.5cms. Good condition, gilding to hilt worn, blade retains most original finish.
Lot 2518
Queen Elizabeth II 2015 'The Fourth Circulating Coinage Portrait Final Edition' and 'The Fifth Circulating Coinage Portrait First Edition' comprising 22ct gold one penny, two pence, five pence, ten pence, twenty pence, fifty pence, one pound and two pound coins, cased with certificateCondition Report:22ct gold weight 201.532gm
Lot 2583
Coins including, Queen Elizabeth II Guernsey 1995 silver proof one pound coin, Tristan da Cunha 2014 9ct gold one gram one crown coin, The Royal Mint United Kingdom 2007 proof coin collection in red case with certificate, 2012 'My First Coins' in card folder, various commemorative crowns etc
Lot 2747
Great British and World stamps, including Queen Victoria penny reds and other issues, King George V half crown seahorse, Antigua, Ascension, Australia, Bahamas, Barbados, Basutoland, Bermuda, British Solomon Islands, British Guiana, Cayman Islands, Dominica, Gold Coast, France, various first day covers etc, housed in albums and loose
Lot 2749
Great British and World stamps, including Queen Elizabeth II mint decimal stamps mostly in presentation packs, various first day covers, small number of Queen Victoria imperf penny reds on covers/letters, half penny bantam and other QV issues, Argentina, Egypt, France, Chile, Italy, India etc, housed in folders and loose, in one box
Lot 1359
TWO SILVER SOVEREIGN CASES AND A SILVER PILL BOX the rectangular sovereign case by William Oliver, Birmingham 1899; the circular sovereign case by Joseph Gloster Ltd, Birmingham 1912; the circular engraved pill box with import marks, Heinrich Levinger, Birmingham 1898. (3) First 5cm by 2.5cm overall, 1.8 troy ounces gross
Lot 1385
THREE SILVER VESTAS, VICTORIAN AND LATER the first by Joseph Gloster, Birmingham 1899, rounded rectangular, with all-over floral engraving, presentation inscription to front cartouche dated 'Nov. 27th 99'; the second by Constantine & Floyd Ltd, Birmingham 1902, rectangular, the front with a diagonal overlay of 9ct rose gold, engraved to the front with scrolling foliage, to the back with flowerheads; the third by Constantine & Floyd Ltd, Birmingham 1911, curved square, with striped engine-turned decoration around a circular cartouche engraved with a monogram. (3) Largest 5cm square, 2.1 troy ounces gross
Lot 1390
FOUR PAIRS OF SILVER SUGAR TONGS, WILLIAM IV AND LATER A PAIR OF WILLIAM IV SILVER SUGAR TONGS, by Robert Hennell II (probably), London 1830, Kings pattern with shell-moulded picture back bowls, engraved with a monogram to the top, (a/f); together with A PAIR OF VICTORIAN SILVER SUGAR NIPS, by John Millward Banks, Birmingham 1891, the twisted arms surmounted with apostle figures; A PAIR OF EDWARDIAN SILVER SUGAR NIPS, by Joseph Rodgers & Sons, Sheffield 1905, the arms with bright-cut engraving; and A PAIR OF GEORGE V SILVER SUGAR NIPS, by William Adams Ltd, Birmingham 1926, plain. (4) First pair 15cm long, 4.7 troy ounces gross
Lot 1418
TWO GEORGIAN SILVER TODDY LADLES A GEORGE III SILVER TODDY LADLE, by Thomas Wallis II, London 1800/1801, the oval bowl with flared rim and single lip, with balleen twist handle; together with A SIMILAR DOUBLE-LIPPED SILVER LADLE, unmarked, the bowl with crimped rim, the well inset with a 1739 coin, also with balleen twist handle and silver end cap. (2) First approx. 34.5cm longThe Thomas Wallis ladle has a split handle. The other ladle is in good condition.
Lot 1719
TWO DIAMOND AND ENAMEL NOVELTY EQUESTRIAN BROOCHES each modelled as a horse and jockey, pavé-set with diamonds and enamelled in colours. (2) Estimated total diamond weight 1.30ct, 1.5cm by 4.2cm and 1.4cm by 3.2cm, 11.0 grams grossThe larger brooch is deficient of approximately three diamonds to the front leg. The larger brooch late 19th/early 20th century, set with old and rose-cut diamonds, the smaller first-quarter to mid-20th century with modern eight-cut diamonds.
Lot 1022
A SMALL QUANTITY OF SILVER AND SILVER-PLATE A PAIR OF GEORGE IV SILVER SUGAR TONGS, by William, Charles & Henry Eley, London 1824, Fiddle, Thread & Shell pattern; together with A SMALL PAIR OF SILVER SUGAR TONGS; AN ELKINGTON & CO SILVER-PLATED SIFTING LADLE; and A SILVER-PLATED HAM HOCK HOLDER. (4) First 15.5cm long, silver 2.7 troy ounces gross
Lot 1056
TWO CASED SETS OF SIX SCANDINAVIAN SILVER GILT AND HARLEQUIN ENAMEL COFFEE SPOONS the first six by David Andersen of Norway, each stamped 'D-A. NORWAY / STERLING 925 S'; the second by Elgon Lauridsen of Denmark, each stamped 'Ela DENMARK STERLING 925 S'. (2 cases, 12 spoons) DA spoons 9.9cm long, Ela spoons 9.3cm long, 3.3 troy ounces grossThe green enamel David Andersen teaspoon is damaged in the centre of the shaft, and the blue enamel teaspoon in the other set is also damaged in the centre of the shaft, the rest are in good condition
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