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Lot 411
A quantity of ancient pottery vessels, first Millennium BC, some with tickets attached These items are from the collection of Lionel Walrond. Lionel was born in 1927, his parents were tenant farmers on a small dairy farm in Somerset. Sadly, both parents died before Lionel's 4th birthday and he was brought up by aunties and an uncle in Pitney, Somerset. On leaving school he was not drawn to a life in farming but became interested in history and archaeology. This interest lead to the discovery of three Roman mosaics in South Somerset before his 18th birthday! The most famous is the Low Ham Villa (the mosaic has pride of place in the Museum of Somerset). Lionel fervently collected local historical artefacts and set up his own museum on the farm in a converted WWII American Army Nissan hut. Local finds of Roman and neolithic origin were displayed alongside agricultural bygones. Lionel moved to Stroud in 1955 to take up the post of curator at the LansdownMuseum, a post which he held for the following 37 years. He was a member of a number of local and national historical societies and was an elected fellow of the Museum Association.
Lot 91
First editions: women writers, some signed, to include:- Evans, Diane"26A Tremaine Rose", TrespassLette, Kathy"Alter Ego"Waters, Sarah"Night Watch"Donoghue, Emma"Room" and other authors to include Daphne du Maurier, Andrea Levy, Jeanette Winterson, Jane Rogers, Carol Birch, etc (1 box) BOOKS NOT COLLATED UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED, PLEASE ENSURE YOU ARE SATISFIED BEFORE YOU BID
Lot 93
Quantity of first editions to include:-Hughes, Richard"The Fox in the Attic"Durrell, Lawrence"The Black Book"Hellman, Lilian "Maybe"Bellow, Saul"Mosby's Memoirs and Other Stories"Miss Read Arkell, Reginald Duncan, JaneHoward, Elizabeth "Odd Girl Out"Greene, Graham "The Human Factor" (2 boxes) BOOKS NOT COLLATED UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED, PLEASE ENSURE YOU ARE SATISFIED BEFORE YOU BID
Lot 94
First editions, many signed, to include Sebastian Faulks, Salman Rushdie, Pat Barker, Martin Amis, Nina Borden, Roddy Doyle and others to include Dirk Bogarde, Christopher Isherwood, Julian Barnes, Elizabeth Bowen, J P Donleavy, all with dj (2 boxes) BOOKS NOT COLLATED UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED, PLEASE ENSURE YOU ARE SATISFIED BEFORE YOU BID
Lot 78
SKETCHES IN MAFEKING & EAST AFRICA\Major-General R S S Baden-PowellLondon: Smith, Elder & Co, 1907Oblong 4to, xii + 183pp, 9 colour plates, brown pictorial cloth, all edges gilt, light wear on corners and top and bottom of spine, bookplate of C J Peacock, bookseller insert, light foxing and tanning on front and back eps, flattened indent across prelims and first few pages, tanning on tissue facing frontis
Lot 93
FOUR ENGRAVINGS OF THE CAPE FROM THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWSAfter Thomas BowlerLondon: London Illustrated News, c1860Woodblock, one full leaf and two half-a-leaf, unevenly trimmed, text on versoJuly 16, 1859: Cape Volunteers Marquee & The Ceremony of Turning the first turf by his Excellency Sir George GreyMay 19, 1860: The Arrival of the French Generals Jarmin and Collineau at Sea-point house, Cape TownSupplement, Jan 16, 1964: Opening of Cape Town and Wellington Railway: Arrival of the first train at Wellington Stationlargest illustration: 15 by 24cm largest leaf: 40,5 by 28,5cm(3)
Lot 424
Walter Battiss (South African 1906 - 1982) EARTHLY DELIGHTsigned and dated 14.12.81white ink on paper70 by 99cmResonant of the artist's 'Orgy Works', Walter Battiss's Earthly Delights depicts a whirl of humanity in white ink on black paper. From afar, the work gives the impression of a map of space, or a photograph of the Milky Way. However, as the viewer moves in closer, the details of the self-contained, intertwined figures and marks are revealed. These figures represent Battiss's concepts of ideal existence, engaged in age old pursuits of dancing, drinking and eating. These figures are represented with a splendid calm, yet a vivid sense of excitement, where human existence and nature meet.There is a subtle sense of implicit voyeurism in Battiss's work, as the artist presents something that interests the viewer at first glance, but also forces the viewer to look at the finer details and step into the work; to be immediately immersed by nude figures, at their most vulnerable state. However, rather than presenting as erotica, the figures are to a large extent naïve.Even the unformed abstract 'squiggles' have been humanised, and characteristic of the artist's works, there is animism in every stroke applied. The artist's line language is entirely his own and is a recognised element picked up from his life-long fascination with African rock paintings and their rhythmic storytelling qualities. Battiss's emphasis on genitalia and human anatomy was not only a playful fascination with a generation of free-love, without cynicism, but was also a political gesture. At the height of nationalist campaigns to censor art in the sixties, seventies and eighties, Battiss included erotic symbols and motifs in many of his pieces in an attempt to oppose the damaging effects that censorship had on creativity and free thinking. - ACScully, L. Walter Battiss (Pretoria: University of Pretoria, 1963) pp. 4-20.Siebrits, W. 'The Five Lives of Walter Battiss: My art celebrates Life, Love, Freedom' in 'Walter Battiss: I Invented Myself?' (Johannesburg: Ampersand Foundation) pp. 80-81.
Lot 439
Jacobus Hendrik Pierneef (South African 1886 - 1957) MALUTISsignedoil on board29,5 by 39cmPROVENANCEStephan Welz & Co. in association with Sotheby's, Johannesburg August 1994, lot 323 Unusual, but simultaneously unmistakeable, Malutis (Lot 439) serves as a wonderful example of one of South Africa's most well-known artist?s visions of the country. With each and every Pierneef, the artist's pure enamorment with the South African landscape is translated through his palette and composition. This particular work is monumental in its approach, with the artist's clear understanding of linearity and space resulting in a piece with a deceptive sense of scale which seems to transcend the 30 by 40cm board, while maintaining its sense of harmony and tranquility.Pierneef's deep knowledge and understanding of indigenous landscapes allowed him to capture natural forms through is use of colour, form and paint application. While Malutis is simplified and visualised through a geometric rendering of space, the use of terracottas and mauve-greys translates light and shadow and indicates a sense of space and depth. As is often seen in his work, an object or obstacle is placed in the immediate foreground of the piece, clearly dividing the plains into foreground and background.We know that Pierneef often returned to areas of the country from which he drew the most inspiration, which is the case with the Maluti (or Maloti) mountain range, which extends from the Free State into Lesotho. The artist first visited Lesotho, then Basutoland, in 1922, revisiting the area on many occasions throughout his career. Perhaps the most notable visit was for the completion of Malutis, Basutoland, one of the 28 commissioned Johannesburg Station Panels in 1929, which were presented in 1932. Pierneef travelled to Lesotho again in 1936 and wrote in a letter to friend A.C.Bouman that he had 'found wonderful designs for stylised work in Basutoland', which we believe is reflected in this work. -ACNel, P.G. (ed.), J.H. Pierneef: His life and his works, (Cape Town and Johannesburg, 1990), pp. 50-85.
Lot 457
Keith Alexander (South African 1946 - 1998) THE SANCTUARYinscribed with the artist's name and title on the reverseoil on canvas114 by 83cmKeith Alexander is regarded as one of South Africa's foremost realist and surrealist painters. The first term allowed him to depict vast landscapes that at first appear to exist within a realm that we inhabit on a daily basis. On further inspection, the strange combinations of structures within the landscape contain an uncanny exoticism that can only occur in dreams and the imagination.In The Sanctuary, the viewer's perception of space is all important, a doorway marks a potential entrance into another world. The checkered tiles where the viewer appears to be positioned, before the threshold, extends into this other world and seemingly turns to a body of water. An island houses an obelisk. On the other side, a house stares down the viewer, possibly the sanctuary that the title suggests, while vast sand dunes extend, high as mountains behind it.Creating a sense of atmosphere was more important to Alexander than the subject matter itself. Initially inspired by the ghost towns of the southern Namib encountered on his honeymoon, deserts and desolation are themes found throughout his oeuvre and these wide open spaces evoke a barrenness, loneliness and a sense of dread as they are mostly devoid of any human activity.Rarely for Alexander, in 'The Sanctuary', there is a glimmer of hope, just across the water, perhaps it is inhabited by people, perhaps it is a place of safety in this unknown world. S.DRobbins, D. Keith Alexander: The Artist in Retrospect, Johannesburg: Jonathan Ball Publishers, 2000
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Lot 63
THE GENUINE WORKS OF FLAVIUS JOSEPHUS, THE JEWISH HISTORIANWilliam Whiston London: William Whiston, MDCCXXXVII [1737]Folio, [i] - cvi + *cv-cviii + cvii - clii + 1021 + [1] + [72] index + [4] errata pp, one folding map, one folding plan, rebound in red morocco with new eps, gilt text and tooling, previous owner's name on eps, first few pages with damp marks to top margin, other damp marks intermittently throughout, map foxed and tanned with 38cm closed tear from hinge and some paperloss on edge of map, plan torn in half along folds with tanning and foxing, textblock edge tanned, some pages cockled
Lot 72
THE ORCHIDS OF SOUTH AFRICA: ICONES ORCHIDEARUM AUSTRO-AFRICANARUM EXTRA-TROPICARUM; FIGURES, WITH DESCRIPTIONS, OF EXTRA-TROPICAL SOUTH AFRICAN ORCHIDS, 3 VOLUMESHarry BolusLondon: William Wesley and Son, 1896, 1911 & 1913FIRST EDITIONS, 8vo, volume I part 1 absent, partially coloured and B&W plates, rebound with new boards and original front and spine cloth, bookplate and library stamps of Cape Orchid Society, library card paste in; foxing on text block edges, first and last few pages; some foxing in margin of a few plates, additional pencil notes and commentary on 1 page in Volume I Part 1 Volume I Part 2: 50 plates with unpaginated text + [iii] index + [2] appendix + [ii] contents + [1] errata pp; Volume II: frontis, vi + unpaginated text + 100 plates + [iii] index pp; Volume III: corrigenda slip + [iv] + unpaginated text + [iii] index pp + 100 plates(3)THE ENDANGERED CAPE ORCHID PROJECTProceeds to benefit the Endangered Cape Orchid Project of the Cape Orchid Society. The Project endeavors to protect and repopulate the Cape Floristic Region with indigenous orchids that are threatened, endangered or critically endangered. The ultimate aim of the Project is to reintroduce one million orchids throughout the Western Cape over the next 20 to 30 years.
Lot 439
Extremely rare Cassius Clay fourth professional fight onsite programme v Jim Robinson, held at Miami Beach Convention Hall on 7th February 1961,12-page programme, with COA, bears some minor wear, rust mark Cassius Clay was listed to fight Willie Gulat but Jim Robinson was added as a late replacement. Clay won with a first round KO.
Lot 537
Two autographed mini cricket bats signed by England, New Zealnand and South Africa teams,the first signed on the face by England and the back by New Zealand in 1978, Boycott, Gower, Edmunds, Emburey, Gooch, Howarth, Cairns, Edgar, Bracewell etc. the other by a 1990s South Africa team, Rhodes, Donald, Bacher, Kirsten etc.
Lot 583
Official souvenir programme for the first International Rodeo, at the British Exhibition Stadium, Wembley, June 1924, sixteen-page brochure featuring programme of events for this first International Rodeo or 'Cowboy Championships', organised by Charles B. Cochran, 14th-28th June 1924, twice daily, price one shilling, featuring rules, biographical sketch of Manager and Director Tex Austin and details of a variety of events, fully illustrated with b & w photographs of horses, cowboys, cowgirls and competition action, with additional supplement detailing the ten events on 15th June including Bareback Bronk Riding, Steer Wrestling, Fancy Roping, Cowgirls' Fancy Riding and Wild Horse Race, slight wear to page edges and cream covers, staining and tears to inside supplement but condition good considering age
Lot 595
An important archive relating to the early years of steeplechasing: a collection of 32 handwritten, personally signed letters, circa 1830-50, from eminent members of aristocracy and the Turf to Thomas Coleman, known as 'The Father of Steeplechasing' and instigator of the St Albans Grand Steeplechase, letters dating between 1827 and 1874, from notable figures including Lord George Bentinck, 'Squire' Osbaleston, John Gully, Lord Verulam, Lord Grosvenor, Marquess of Titchfield and others, one written on behalf of Queen Victoria, the majority from 1830-50, discussing sales of horses, upcoming races and other racing-related topics, addressed to trainer and entrepreneur Thomas Coleman at the Turf Hotel, St Albans from where in 1830 he organised the St. Albans Grand Steeplechase, widely recognised as the first of its kind in England and the inspiration for Aintree's Grand National, the letters contained in a ring file, each carefully encased in individual plastic sleeve with accompanying typed transcription, many with original envelopes, wax seals and postmarks, condition fair, tears, fold marks, stains relevant to age, with modern-day typed account detailing racing at St Albans Thomas "Tommy" George Coleman (1796-1877) worked as a stable lad for Lord Arthur Wellesley, later the Duke of Wellington, and progressed to be a trainer and landlord of the Turf Hotel coaching inn, St Albans, Hertfordshire. Officers of the Household Cavalry staying there suggested he organise a steeplechase and this became a reality with the inaugural running of the four mile event in 1830. During the race's eight-year brief but successful history, top riders took part including Coleman's good friend Captain Martin Becher who in turn persuaded William Lynn (founder of the Grand National in 1839) to introduce steeplechasing at Liverpool.
Lot 610
Vintage racing colours of Lord Belper, owner of 1966 Cesarewitch winner Persian Lancer, dark blue, black sleeves, gold cap, made by D.Gilbert & Son Racing Saddlers, Newmarket, BELPER handwritten on inside label, sold with original Newmarket racecard from Cesarewitch day 1st October 1966 and a vintage map showing location of meets of the Belvoir Hunt Ronald Strutt, 4th Baron Belper, (1912-1999) was a prominent amateur rider before the War, landing the National Hunt Chase aboard Crown Prince in 1934. Two years later he rode the same horse to finish fourth to Reynoldstown in the Grand National and fifth to Royal Mail in 1937.Lord Belper was Stavros Niarchos's first racing manager, a job which led to his biggest success as an owner.One of Niarchos's horses, Persian Lancer, came third in the 1961 Cesarewitch, but was given to Belper after breaking down. After a multitude of training problems, Persian Lancer, ridden by Doug Smith, landed the 1966 Cesarewitch, a feat trainer Captain Ryan Price considered the greatest achievement of his own career.
Lot 644
After Harry Hall (1814-1882), GLADIATEUR, WINNER OF THE 1865 ENGLISH TRIPLE CROWN, aquatint in original hand colour, engraved by John Harris, depicting the French-bred champion Gladiateur in his stall, with legend below, in a black and gilt frame, 71 by 90cm., overall, minor wear to frame corner, part missing Gladiateur, foaled in 1862, was the first French-bred horse to win the Derby. Despite regularly suffering lameness, he also won the 2,000 Guineas, St Leger, Grand Prix de Paris and Ascot Gold Cup - a record which remains unbeaten. His successes across the Channel aroused great enthusiasm in France and earned him the nickname 'The Avenger of Waterloo'. His statue today occupies a prominent place at Longchamp racecourse.
Lot 669
The autographs of British motor racing legends Stirling Moss, James Hunt, Nigel Mansell and Damon Hill,the Moss and Hunt signatures on a double-signed First Day Cover; a frame mounted with two Mansell signed First Day Covers; and a Damon Hill signed photo podium, the image featuring Princess Diana (3 items)
Lot 737
1906 South Africa team signed menu card from a dinner held at Hotel Metropole, Leeds on 13th October, celebrating the Spingboks' match against Yorkshire signed on back page in blue and black ink by approx. 28 team members including J. Loubser, W.S. Morkell, W.A .Neill, A. Stegmann and others, above a b & w photograph of the Springboks team, mounted and framed together,42 by 33cm. overall South Africa beat Yorkshire 34-0 at Headingley.This was the first South African rugby union touring team to Great Britain.
Lot 739
1908-09 Australia v Bristol RFU signed menu card from a dinner held at the Royal Hotel, Bristol, 13th January, signed in black ink on central page, approx. 27 signatures of players including Stevenson, Dia, McCabe, Craig, Row, McArthur and others, below b & w photograph of the Australian team, mounted, framed and glazed, 47 by 35cm. overallThis was the first Australian rugby union touring team to Great Britain.
Lot 762
Jonah Lomus signed New Zealand All Blacks shirt,the XL shirt issued by NZRFU with silver fern motif, signed by Lomu in silver marker Jonah Tali Lomu (12 May 1975 – 18 November 2015) was a New Zealand union player. He became the youngest ever All Black when he played his first international in 1994 at the age of 19 years and 45 days. Playing on the wing Lomu finished his international career with 63 caps and 37 tries. He is regarded as the first true global superstar of rugby and consequently had a huge impact on the game. Lomu was diagnosed with nephrotic synrome, a serious kidney disorder in 1995, and the disease had a significant impact on his playing career and wider life. By 2003 he was on dialysis and in 2004 underwent a kidney transplant. He then attempted a comeback but did not play international rugby again, and retired from professional rugby in 2007. He died unexpectedly on 18 November 2015 after suffering a heart attack associated with his kidney condition.
Lot 783
England cap awarded to Billy Wright for the international match v Sweden played at Arsenal FC’s Highbury ground in season 1947-48,the blue velvet cap with white tassel and black braiding, embroidered with the three lion emblem, THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION, SWEDEN 1947-48, the interior with brown silk lining and stitched name badge written in blue ink BILLY WRIGHT, good clean condition with little wear, some fading to black braidingEngland beat Sweden 4-2 at Highbury,19th November 1947. William ‘Billy’ Ambrose Wright (1924-1994) made 105 appearances for England between 1946 and 1951, scoring three goals. He was the first England player to reach 100 caps and captained his country 90 times. He played for Wolverhampton Wanderers between 1939 and 1959, making 490 appearances and scoring 13 goals.Provenance: Christie's, 20th June 1998, lot 206.
Lot 784
Peter Shilton blue England cap from the 1978-79 International friendly against Czechoslovakia at Wembley, 29th November 1978, blue velvet with silvered tassel and braiding, England three lions crest, embroidered CZECHOSLOVAKIA 1978-79, good, clean condition England beat Czechoslovakia 1-0, in a fixture where Viv Anderson became the first black player to represent England at this level Provenance: from the vendor's personal collection, purchased directly from Peter Shilton.
Lot 802
THE SECOND EARLIEST F.A. CUP WINNER’S MEDAL EVER TO HAVE BEEN OFFERED AT AUCTION:The 1877 F.A. Cup winner’s medal awarded to Hubert Heron of Wanderers FC,gold, unhallmarked, of circular for with loop ring, obverse with an embossed football surrounded by wreath, reverse engraved FOOTBALL ASSOCAITION CHALLENGE CUP WANDERERS 1877 HUBERT HERON, diameter 23mm., weight 8.84gm., good condition with surface scratches Wanderers FC defeated Oxford University 2-1, played at Kennington Oval, London on 24th of March 1877. This was the sixth final of the world’s oldest football competition. George Hubert Hugh Heron made five appearances for England between 1873 and 1878 and won three F.A Cup finals, all for Wanderers FC. A winner’s medal from the historic first F.A. Cup Final of 1872, also won by Wanderers FC, was sold at Graham Budd Auctions 8th November 2010 for £60,000.
Lot 818
1948-49 FA Amateur Cup winner's medal awarded to a Bromley player from the match at Wembley, 23rd April 1949, circular medal with suspension ring, obverse with a footballer flanking the England three lions shield above AMATEUR CUP, reverse inscribed THE FOOTBALL ASSOCAITION WINNERS, hallmarked 9ct Birmingham 1948 by Fattorini & Sons, diameter 28mm, 19gr., good condition, little wear, no box or case Bromley beat Romford 1-0, Hopper scoring the game's only goal in front of over 93,000 spectators in what was the first-ever televised amateur football match.
Lot 82
Mollie Phillips collection relating to her career as an Olympic Ice Skater and Senior Judge at the 1948 St Moritz Winter Olympic Games,comprising letters, programmes, newspaper cuttings, covering the period from the 1932 Lake Placid Winter Olympic Games to the 1936 Berlin Olympic Games; sold together with a separate collection of 1932 Lake Placid Olympic Games where Mollie Phillips became the first lady to carry the country flag and includes original photogram of president Roosevelt opening the Olympic Games, newspaper cuttings and letters, (qty)
Lot 822
1985 UEFA Cup Winner's Medal awarded to Real Madrid’s Ricardo Gallego from the Final against Videoton at the Santiago Bernabeu, Madrid, 22nd May, circular yellow metal form, obverse with COUPE UEFA 1985, reverse with UEFA and a football in relief, diameter 32mm, 15gr., sold with letter of authentication Real Madrid beat Videoton 3-1 on aggregate to win the 1985 UEFA Cup Final following their 3-0 first leg victory and Videoton's 1-0 win in the second leg. Gallego played in both matches and for Real Madrid from 1980 to 1989, making 250 appearances and scoring 23 goals. He also represented Spain from 1982 to 1988, making 42 appearances and scoring two goals.
Lot 837
PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALLERS ASSOCIATION PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1974-2007A collection comprising of 34 shirts that were presented to each winner of the prestigious PFA Footballer of the Year Award from its inception in 1974 and until 2007. The shirts were commissioned by the PFA to commemorate their centenary. Only four sets of the Centenary Collection shirts have been made, or will ever be made. The Professional Footballers' Association own the first set, the second set was sold at an auction held at the PFA Centenary banquet in Manchester, with the proceeds contributing towards the PFA's charitable causes. Shirts from the third set were presented by the PFA to the respective Footballer of the Year, the fourth set was retained by the creators 4 club and country Ltd.Each shirt is made in halved colours of the respective player's club and country, wire woven gold and silver official Club badges matched with the official badge of their Country. Each shirt has the Player signature digitised and embroidered on the shirt between the badges; the shirts are mounted on gold board within an archival quality sealed frame above a printed player profile, personally signed by the Footballer of the Year. Two photographs, one portraying the player in match action, the other a portrait of the footballer receiving the PFA trophy. All uniformly framed, each frame meauring 104 by 84cm.Norman Hunter, formerly of Leeds United and England, was the first PFA Footballer of the Year in 1974/75 season. He auctioned his shirt for The Myasthenia Gravis Association charity; it raised £12,500. The entire recipients from 1974 to 2007 of this coveted award, voted by their fellow professionals, are as follows:1974 Norman Hunter1975 Colin Todd1976 Pat Jennings1977 Andy Gray1978 Peter Shilton1979 Liam Brady1980 Terry McDermott1981 John Wark1982 Kevin Keegan1983 Kenny Dalglish1984 Ian Rush1985 Peter Reid1986 Gary Lineker1987 Clive Allen1988 John Barnes1989 Mark Hughes1990 David Platt1991 Mark Hughes1992 Gary Pallister1993 Paul McGrath1994 Eric Cantona1995 Alan Shearer1996 Les Ferdinand1997 Alan Shearer1998 Dennis Bergkamp1999 David Ginola2000 Roy Keane2001 Teddy Sheringham2002 Ruud van Nistelrooy2003 Thierry Henry2004 Thierry Henry2005 John Terry2006 Steven Gerrard2007 Cristiano RonaldoThis complete set of shirts was previously auctioned at the glamorous 2008 PFA annual awards dinner in Manchester to raise money for the Manchester Children's Hospital. The property tycoons Patrick and James Cassidy outbid the ex-England boss Sven Goran Eriksson to win which could only be described as the most desirable collection of footballing memorabilia - 34 shirts signed by many of the greatest names ever to grace English football. The set attracted numerous bids from wealthy collectors at the Manchester auction but the brothers bagged the shirts for a whopping £50,000, but only after beating off fierce competition from Sven. Included in the purchase price is free door-to-door road delivery to any UK mainland address.
Lot 870
Goalkeeping coach John Achterberg's main locker door from the first-team coaching staff's Changing Room 'A' at Liverpool Football Club's Melwood Training Ground,numbered 07 and initialled JA, hardwood with red coating and white lettering, 'Kitlock Coded Locker Solutions' combination lock on front, approx.164.5 by 35 by 1cm., good, drilled fixings on reverse, lock not tested; sold with a certificate of authenticity issued by Liverpool Football Club
Lot 871
Kit Management Co-Ordinator Lee Radcliffe's main locker door from the first-team coaching staff's Changing Room 'A' at Liverpool Football Club's Melwood Training Ground,numbered 11 and initialled LR, hardwood with red coating and white lettering, 'Kitlock Coded Locker Solutions' combination lock on front, approx.164.5 by 35 by 1cm., good, drilled fixings on reverse, lock not tested; sold with a certificate of authenticity issued by Liverpool Football Club
Lot 887
Syd Owen white Leeds United tracksuit jacket from the 1973 FA Cup Final, long-sleeved with blue collar and cuffs, embroidered LUFC FA. CUP FINAL 1973 with sponsor logo, reverse OWEN SYD, minor wear, signs of old glue on collar and cuffs with stains to front near zip Syd Owen was Leeds United's first team coach from 1960 to 1975, working initially under Jack Taylor, then Don Revie and trainer Les Cocker. Leeds were beaten 1-0 by Sunderland in the 1973 FA Cup Final at Wembley, 5th May.
Lot 962
David Beckham red Manchester United No.7 home jersey v Deportivo La Coruna, in the UEFA Champions League Quarter Finals, played at Estadio Riazor, on 2nd April 2002,long sleeved with UEFA starball badge, club crest and sponsor logo, reverse lettered BECKHAM, with COA, bears wear stains on number on the reverse, sponsor logo on the front looks worn, can not confirm if jersey has been washed Manchester United defeated Deportivo La Coruna 2-0, in this first leg of the quarter final match, with Beckham scoring the first goal.Provenance: This jersey originates from the collection of Walter Johnson, then it passed to the collection of Bill Ashmore and then to the current vendors collection in November 2015. Walter Johnson stated that he obtained the jersey from a Manchester United staff official after the match concluded.
Lot 1025
Kwadwo Asamoah black and white striped Udinese No.20 home jersey from the 2011 UEFA Champions League play-off first leg match against Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium, 16th August, short-sleeved, UEFA starball and RESPECT badges, club crest and sponsor logo, reverse lettered ASAMOAH Udinese were beaten 1-0 by Arsenal in the first leg and lost the home leg at Stadio Friuli 2-1. Asamoah played for Udinese from 2008 to 2012, making 114 appearances and scoring 8 goals.
Lot 1108
Autographed Arsenal 1970-71 framed presentation,comprising a sheet of Arsenal FC headed paper titled '1970 FAIRS' Cup Winners with 15 signatures in blue ink, McLintock, McNab, Graham, Nelson, Kennedy, Wilson, Rice etc., mounted with a 1971 F.A. Cup Final programme and match ticket, a double-season First Day Cover. and a colour photo of the team bearing later signatures of Simpson & Rice, the reverse of the frame mounted with varous related ephemera, 68 by 52cm.
Lot 1132
Bruce Grobbelaar signed replica Liverpool 1984 European Cup Final tracksuit top, from the match in Rome on 30th May, the grey, red and white tracksuit jacket embroidered with liver bird club emblem and EUROPEAN CUP FINAL ROME 1984, signed in black marker pen and dated 03/13 The 1984 European Cup Final was the first to be decided on penalties. After a 1-1 draw, Liverpool beat AS Roma 4-2 and Grobbelaar’s ‘wobbly knees’ goal-line antics during the shoot-out undoubtedly helped the club win the match. Zimbabwean goalkeeper Bruce Grobbelaar played for Liverpool from 1981 until 1994, making 628 appearances, 440 of these in the Football League. He won six League Championships, three FA Cups, three League Cups and the 1984 European Cup with the Merseyside club.
Lot 1134
Liverpool FC 1984 European Cup Winners colour photograph and two signed first day covers, one first day cover signed in ink by Graeme Souness above a colour photograph of the winning team with the trophy, the other signed by the winning team, the trio mounted and framed, glazed?, 73 by 37cm. overall, good condition, little wear The match finished 1-1 and Liverpool beat Roma 4-2 on penalties, with goals scored by Neal, Souness, Rush and Kennedy.
Lot 1135
Liverpool 1985 European Cup Final Liverpool FC colour photograph and signed first day cover, colour photograph of the team above a first day cover signed in ink with players' names below, mounted, framed, overall 52 by 32cm., good condition Juventus beat Liverpool 1-0 in this infamous match at the Heysel Stadium, Brussels where 39 fans died following the collapse of a wall and ensuing human stampede, 29th May 1985.
Lot 1166
Autographed football memorabilia,including a George Best (cover) and Bobby Charlton (inside) signed Manchester United Purnell Star Team Series magazine, album page signed by Harry Johnston, Mel Charles, Trevor Ford, Stanley Matthews, Wally Barnes, Alf Sherwood, Derek Sullivan, Gareth Hughes & Derek Tapscott; First Day Covers bearing the signaturs of Geoff Hurst, Bobby Charlton, Bryan Robson, Alf Ramsey, Kenneth Wolstenholme, Stanley Matthews and Ferenc Puskas; and the autographs of the Manchester United 1977 F.A. Cup winners; Euro '96 Final programmes signed by Franz Beckenbauer, Bobby Charlton, Karl Heinz Rummenigge and Andy Boxborough; the lot also containing non-autographed Euro '96 programmes and ephemera, and a few miscelleaneous items (qty.)
Lot 1190
Multi signed white Tottenham Hotspur replica jersey, UEFA Cup Final 1983-84, short-sleeved, embroidered U.E.F.A. 1983-84 FINAL, with club crest and sponsor logo, signed in black marker pen by Steve Perryman, Paul Miller, Micky Hazard, Ossie Ardiles, Glenn Hoddle, Dave Peacock, Tony Parks, Tony Galvin, Keith Burkinshaw, Gary Mabbutt, Peter Shreeves and Graham Roberts; sold together with a ‘Tottenham Legends The UEFA Cup 25th Anniversary Victory Dinner’ programme and ticket from the event held at the Dorchester, London, 26th May 2006 (3) Tottenham won the 1983-84 UEFA Cup Final, beating Anderlecht 4-3 on penalties after a second leg 1-1 draw at White Hart Lane, 23rd May and a similar result in the first leg at the Constant Vanden Stock Stadium, Anderlecht, 9th May.
Lot 12
London 1908 Olympic Games Freestyle Lightweight Wrestling first prize diploma awarded to the British competitor George de Relwyskow, black and white diploma designed by Bernard Partridge decorated with classical figures above TO G. DE RELWYSKOW WINNER OF FIRST PRIZE FOR LIGHT WRESTLING AT THE OLYMPIC GAMES LONDON 1908, signed by the President of the Olympic Committee Besborough, mounted, framed and glazed, 58 by 72cm. overall, some minor wear and slight yellowing to diploma George de Relwyskow was the youngest winner of an Olympic gold medal for wrestling - a record which stood for nearly 70 years. He took up wrestling as a means of keeping fit while training as an artist and designer in London, and represented Great Britain in the 1908 Olympics.
Lot 1226
Group of four signed First Day Covers relating to the England v Italy World Cup Qualifier played at Wembley 16th November 1977,comprising FDCs signed by both teams, a third signed by the Italian captain Giacinto Facchetti, the other signed by a quartet of England players Billy Bonds, Brian Talbot, Laurie Cunningham & Trevor Cherry; the lot also including the match programme (5)Provenance:Originally from the collection of Ronald Landy Antinoris ('Scot Landy'), the renowned Glasgow collector of autographed football philately.
Lot 1301
Seven World Cup Willie 1966 World Cup First Day Covers signed by members of England's winning team,postmarked Harrow and Wembley 18 AUG 1966, comprising Banks, Wilson, Cohen, Ball, Hunt, Stiles & Hurst, signatures in ink; sold together with a complete sheet of 120 England Winners 4d postage stamps (8)
Lot 1313
Complete set of First Day Covers issued for the 32 matches played at the England 1966 World Cup,comprising 24 Group Matches, four Quarter-Finals, two Semi-Finals, Third and Fourth Place Play-Off and the England v West Germany Final, all bearing postmarks relating to the zonal groups around England where the matches were played, including London (Harrow and Wembley), Middlesbrough, Sunderland, Liverpool, Manchester, Sheffield and Birmingham, each bearing three postage stamps for 1/3d, 6d & 4d; the folder also contains two further FDCs, one with a 4d England Winners postage stamp postmarked Harrow and Wembley, the other with German postage stamps and postmarkProvenance: Originally from the collection of Ronald Landy Antinoris (‘Scot Landy’), the renowned Glasgow football philatelist.
Lot 1324
A collection of football First Day Covers and World Philately for the 1970 World Cup,including eight FDCs issued for the Football Hall of Fame World Poll Winners in 1970, all with Nicaragua postage stamps issued for the 1970 World Cup, four have been signed by elected players Beckenbauer, Puskas, Facchetti & Yashin; an Alf Ramsey featured FDC issued in conjunction with the Scottish Philatelic Congress in Glasgow 25th April 1970; the lot also including a large album meticulously compiled with postage stamps relating to the 1970 World Cup comprising issues with philatelic interest relating to Sweden, Brazil, France, Ajman, Mexico, El Salvador, Uruguay, Israel, Bulgaria, Romania, Czechoslovakia, Sharjah, Nicaragua, Manama, Fujeira, Albania, Ras Al Khaima, Cameroon, Dahomey, Mauritania, Niger Republic, Upper Volta, Rwanda, Mali, Central African Republic, Chad, Haiti, Liberia, Maldives, Mongolia, Yemen, Sharjah and Togo, of interest to philatelic collectors the lot includes FDCs signed by the Mexico 1970 World Cup designers G.Gutierrez and Lance Wyman; the lot also including two philatelic items relating to the 1968 Mexico City Olympic GamesOriginally from the collection of Ronald Landy Antinoris ('Scot Landy'), the renowned Glasgow collector of autographed football philately.
Lot 1345
Six Newcastle United caricatures by Alfred Kingsley Lawrence, circa 1920, the first featuring Frankie Hudspeth with a seated magpie holding a card stating N.F.C TOTAL PENALTY KICKS TAKEN 7 TOTAL PENALTY KICKS CONVERTED 7 F. HUSPETH N.F.C and captioned ‘Magpie: A very canny record, Frankie me Lad’ in pencil, signed AKL, pen and ink on artist's paper, 39 by 28cm.; the team doctor with a magpie, captioned ‘Doctor: what you require, Sir, is NEW BLOOD’, signed AKL, pen and ink on artist's board, 29 by 23cm.; and four further caricatures of players with a football, each in pen and ink and signed AKL on artist's paper, some wear to each with tears to paper edges, creases, some foxingAlfred Kingsley Lawrence (1893-1975) was born in Lewes, East Sussex. He studied at King Edward VII School of Art in Newcastle upon Tyne under Richard Hatton, at Royal College of Art with William Rothenstein and then in Italy as a Prix de Rome winner, 1923. He was Elected RA in 1938.
Lot 135
An excellent collection of Olympic Games memorabilia formerly belonging to Professor Arnold H Beckett, a former member of the IOC Medical Commission,this collection spanning a number of Olympic Games includes the Canadian 100m. sprinter Ben Johnson doping control collection form from the 1988 Seoul Olympic Games, dated 24th September; Fatima Whitbread doping control collection form from the 1984 Los Angeles Olympic Games; many autographed Olympic Games first day covers, bearing signatures of the athletes and committee members of the period, including Sebastian Coe, Gary Oakes, Melanie Ottey, Dennis Follows, Steffi Graf, Stefan Edberg, Fred Holder, Joseff Retter, Dean Woods, Leonard Nitz, Steve Alford, Stefan Laggner, Dean Lukin, Eros Poli, Johan Alberts and many others; a 1980 Moscow Olympic Games diploma awarded to Prof. A.H. Beckett in recognition, 42 by 29cm.; Olympic Games tickets and invitations to Olympic Games, (qty) Professor Arnold H Beckett was a member of the IOC Medical Commission for over 20 years , as well as being an advisor and member of a number of other sporting bodies and an expert on doping in sport.
Lot 1412
Two Arsenal v Aston Villa match steward's silk badges, dated 1931, the first from the EC (FA?) Cup third round replay tie on 14th January, blue silk badge printed in red STEWARD E.C. THIRD ROUND REPLAYED TIE ARSENAL V ASTON VILLA JANUARY 14TH 1931, with safety pin catch on reverse, 12 by 5cm., the second from the Division One League match on 14th March, blue silk badge LEAGUE MATCH ARSENAL V ASTON VILLA MARCH 14, 1931 STEWARD printed in red, with safety pin catch on reverse, 10 by 4.5cm., minor wear to each, corners creased, (2) Arsenal beat Aston Villa 3-1 at Villa Park in the replay tie. Aston Villa beat Arsenal 5-1 in League Division One also at Villa Park.
Lot 1422
1913 b&w postcard depicting the English FA Cup Second Round second replay between Bristol Rovers and Norwich City at Stamford Bridge, 10th February, featuring Bristol Rovers at the Norwich City goalmouth with Mellor being held against the post, detailed description on reverse in pencil, 8.5 by 14cm., good condition, little wear Bristol Rovers eventually beat Norwich City 1-0. The first match was a 1-1 draw, the second a 2-2 draw.
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