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Lot 141
A FIRST WAR PERIOD SCOTTISH OFFICER'S BASKET HILTED BROADSWORD, 83.5cm flattened diamond section fullered blade by McCIYMONT & DEWAR of 74 MILLER ST GLASGOW, etched with scrolling foliage, EVIIR cyphers and a maker's panel, regulation plated hilt composed of flattened rounded bars united by heart-pierced junction plates, wire bound fishskin grip, contained in its plated steel scabbard. Unusually this sword has been well sharpened for use. The Proof tablet is that of Pillin - absorbed in to Wilkinson in 1922.
Lot 161
A RARE LLOYDS PATRIOTIC FUND SWORD OF £100 VALUE BY TEED AND PRESENTED TO CAPTAIN HENRY LAMBERT, 78cm curved blade decorated to the tip with scrolling foliage, flowerheads, cherubs, the figure of Britannia, a stand of arms, crowned Royal cypher, a starburst with owner's initials centred, the figure of Victory supported by mermaids, ornate stand of arms, crowned GR cypher, entwined dolphins and the presentation inscription, now rubbed, characteristic gilt hilt richly decorated in the neo-classical manner with stands of arms, acanthus leaves, the crossguard of Roman fasces form, D-shaped knuckle guard in the form of a snake entwined about the club of Hercules, lion's mask pommel, finely chequered ivory grip, one tiny chip repaired, contained in its ornate gilt panelled scabbard profusely decorated with nautical and neo-classical imagery to include Hercules fighting the Hydra and wrestling a lion, the upper panels depicting Britannia looking out to sea and bearing references to the recipient's action ST. FIORENZO 1805. Awarded to Captain Henry Lambert of HMS St Fiorenzo for his bravery and skill in the capture of the French frigate Psyche. Captain Henry Lambert entered the Royal Navy at a young age in 1795 aboard HMS Cumberland and served on various vessels throughout his career. Promoted to Lieutenant in 1801, thereafter in 1803 promoted to Commander of HMS Wilhemina. In 1804, he encountered the French frigate Psyche for the first time, leading a brave and successful attack despite significant damage to the Wilhemina. He was rewarded for his courage with promotion to Captain of HMS St Fiorenzo in 1805, whereupon he came upon the Psyche for the second time and succeeded in capturing her. Commander in Chief Peter Rainier wrote to the Admiralty at the time "....I cannot help expressing myself much pleased with the animated and spirited resolution taken by Captain Lambert, for renewing the attack, which was only prevented by victory. All the trading part of his Majesty's subjects throughout India, rejoice on the occasion of this capture, as being more apprehensive of depredations on their trade from Captain Bergeret's abilities and activity, than from the whole remaining force of the French navy at present in these seas united." It was for this action that he received this presentation sword. Lambert died in 1813 during the War of 1812 where on 29th December 1812, as Captain of HMS Java, he again courageously attacked the much larger USS Constitution in the hope of at least disabling her. He was shot by a musket ball and died six days later in Salvador, Brazil. Lieutenant Chads wrote at the time "...the country has lost a most gallant and valuable officer, and myself (who have served under his command some years), the officers, and crew, a kind friend." and later "...the skill and determined bravery of my beloved captain, will be most conspicuous, and that in this last action of his life, although success has not crowned his exertions, his character will be unsullied and his memory honored and revered." Lambert's action to capture the Psyche in the St Fiorenzo is immortalized in Edward Orme's 1806 engraving after John Heaviside Clark and also characterized in Patrick O'Brian's "Aubrey-Maturin" series. In 1813 George Wrattislaw of Magdalen College Oxford wrote the following: "A gentle spirit, yet a dauntless heart, "Where worth and valor claim'd an equal part; "In whom the hero, friend, and husband shone "And all the virtues mingled into one; "Whose every action spoke an honest zeal, "And foremost in his thoughts his country's weal; "Such once was Lambert: - once the good and brave, "Now sunk, alas I in glory's honor'd grave; "While the lone Mourner, in her widow'd state, "Bewails the sad severity of fate; "And the rough seaman wets his manly eye, "Where, cold in death, the hero's ashes lie; "Or, as he sighing, quits the fatal shore, "Turns his last ling'ring look to 'Salvador.'"
Lot 230
AN 1897 PATTERN INFANTRY OFFICER'S SWORD OF LOYAL NORTH LANCASHIRE REGIMENT INTEREST, 81.5cm blade by Hawksworth of Sheffield, etched with scrolling foliage, laurel wreaths and crowned GVR cyphers, regulation pierced plated hilt incorporating a crowned GVR cypher, the tail of the hilt engraved S. C. Ball 5th Loyal N. Lancs, wire bound fishskin grip, contained in its field service scabbard. Major S.C. Ball MC served during the Boer War with the City of London Imperial Volunteers and through most of the First War with the 5th Loyal North Lancashire Regiment, winning the MC in 1917.
Lot 237
TWO VARIOUS GEORGIAN DIRKS, the first with 28.5cm flattened diamond section blade, patinated, the recurved steel hilt with cushion form pommel and reeded ivory grip, together with another with 19.5cm flattened diamond section fullered blade, characteristic copper hilt with tapering ivory grip, cracked. (2)
Lot 280
A BRACE OF ARGENTINIAN GAUCHO KNIVES, the first with 22.5cm blade, the second with 12cm blade, both by Juca, each with characteristic white metal hilt decorated with flowerheads and fans, the larger engraved with the initials WH, contained in their white metal mounted scabbards decorated to match. (2)
Lot 316
A FIRST WAR SNIPER'S TELESCOPIC SIGHT BY ALDIS AND HOLLAND & HOLLAND, characteristic black painted body stamped ALDIS BROTHERS BIRMINGHAM NO. 68613 1916., further engraved HOLLAND & HOLLAND and with the serial no. 791, this repeated on the mid-mount, contained in a leather transit case stamped I.7762, the inside of the lid with instructions, complete with leather lens covers and two quick release mounts, one stamped K+187. Clean optics.
Lot 357
TWO 19TH CENTURY CAUCASIAN OR RUSSIAN SHASQUA, the first with 79cm double fullered curved blade decorated with talismanic symbols, sun, moon and an arm wielding a sword, to either side, characteristic silver niello hilt decorated with panels of geometric designs and scrolling foliage, pommel with some crushing to the ears, contained in its silver niello mounted leather wrapped wooden scabbard, the mounts decorated to match, together with another similar with silver niello hilt and retaining just half of its blade and contained in its silver niello mounted scabbard. (2)
Lot 362
A COLLECTION OF 19TH CENTURY JAMBIYA, the first Wahabite and with 31cm curved blade decorated with a geometric panel, characteristic white metal hilt well decorated with panels of scrolling foliage, flowerheads and filigree, contained in its white metal mounted scabbard, decorated to match, together with two further Arabian examples. (3)
Lot 41
A 120-BORE FIVE-SHOT PERCUSSION PEPPERBOX REVOLVER, 4.25inch fluted barrels with applied white metal decoration, rounded action, two-piece wooden grips profusely inlaid with scrolling foliage and flowerheads in brass, the butt with lanyard ring, together with an Albanian "rat's tail" holster pistol. The first of Indian origin. (2)
Lot 437
TWO VARIOUS AFRICAN THROWING KNIVES AND A SHORT SWORD, the first of sickle form with channelled border and stippled geometric designs, pierced with four elongated slots, flared wooden grip, the second of F-type and with two short fullers and stippled decoration, waisted wooden grip bound with iron strips to the blade, the second of sickle form again with short fuller and stippled decoration, struck with a K mark, characteristic flared wooden handle bound with metal strips. (3)
Lot 3560
Nigeria, Yoruba, Igbomina Ajasse, male twin figure, with grimacing face, metal and beaded ornaments and an Igbomina, Abba Magba, male twin fiugre, the ears above the neck. Ref: for the first item, same workshop as Ibeji in Africa, Museum Berg en Dal, The Netherlands. Provenance Ursula Voorhuis, St. Agatha h. 25,5 and 28,3 cm. [2]
Lot 435
From the collection of Angela Grant - Chacok - three Chacok made clothing ensembles, the first being a red floral patterned two piece outfit (size 2 - accompanied with a photograph of Ms Grant alongside Amy Winehouse wearing this outfit), the second a three piece with shawl, top (size 2) and maxi skirt, and the third item being a red abstract patterned long sleeve top (Size 2). Great collection..Angela Grant is a British actress best known for her appearances in four Carry On films including Carry On Up the Khyber and Carry On Girls. Before she began her acting career, she was a teenage fashion model for Michael Whittaker.
Lot 17
Two horse racing photographs,the first a high-quality b&w photograph of eventual winners Corbiere and Ben de Haan at Becher's Brook first time round in the 1983 Grand National 1983, mounted ready for framing, image size 28 by 39cm.; together with repro b&w panorama of the packed grandstands at Hialeah Park, Florida, on Derby Day 1931, mounted, framed & glazed, 37 by 98cm. Corbiere here became the first Grand National winner trained by a woman (Jenny Pitman). Alongside him in shot, Williamson (No.41) can be seen appearing to make a race-ending blunder, his jockey Charlie Mann with hands in air 'catching two cabs', although amazingly the partnership somehow remained intact for another nine fences until Mann was unseated at the Chair. To the left is Delmoss (No. 30) ridden by Bill Smith, who finished 10th and last, while the loose horse next to Corbiere is That's It who fell at the first.
Lot 170
John Beer (British 1860-1930, active 1885-1915), COOMBE AUTUMN PLATE, SANDOWN OCT 25th 1912,watercolour, inscribed in the artist's hand COOMBE AUTUMN PLATE, SANDOWN OCT 25th 1912, and the first three horses identified below also in the artist's hand, mounted, framed and glazed, overall 44 by 51cm.
Lot 1700
Group of four signed colour photographs of Manchester United and England players,comprising David Beckham, Wayne Rooney, Michael Owen, Rio Ferdinand, the first three portrayed in action for England, 10 x 8 in, Beckham framed and glazed, Ferdinand in action for United, the 10 x 8 in mounted with title plaque
Lot 171
John Beer (British 1860-1930, active 1885-1915), THE FINISH FOR THE DERBY 1913,gouache and watercolour, signed John Beer, inscribed THE FINISH FOR THE DERBY 1913 in the artist's hand and additionally with identifying legend of all visible finishers, mounted, framed and glazed, label to backboard The Tryon Gallery Ltd., London, overall 40 by 49cm. This was the infamous 'Suffragette Derby' of 4th June 1913, where women's rights protester Emily Davison threw herself in front of the King's horse Anmer at Tattenham Corner and died of her injuries four days later. First past the post Craganour was afterwards disqualified by the stewards for interference and the second horse, the blinkered 100-1 shot Aboyeur, pronounced the winner.
Lot 1718
Pair of large John Charles signed Juventus limited edition b&w photoprints,the first depicting a towering, trademark headed goal v Inter, numbered 181/500; the other featuring the Welsman besides Real Madrid's Ferenc Puskas at the end of a European Cup tie in 1962, numbered 123/125, both identically mounted for framing as a matched pair, overall size 48 by 66cm.
Lot 174
John Beer (British 1860-1930, active 1885-1915), THE OAKS STAKES EPSOM 1914,watercolour, signed John Beer, portraying the finish of the race won by Princess Dorrie in the famous black and red colours of Isaac "Jack" Barnato Joel, with legend below in the artist's hand identifying the first four fillies, mounted, glazed and framed, label to backboard The Tryon Gallery, Ltd., London, overall 40 by 50cm.
Lot 1743
A fine album of autographed First Day Covers relating to European Cup Finals in the 1960s and 1970s,the meticulously compiled album including complementary photographs, typescript text to illustrate and tell the stories of the Finals represented by the signed FDCs, also some occasional unsigned FDCs, the album commencing with a card signed by the delegates of the 12th UEFA Congress held in Edinburgh in May 1974, Sir Stanley Rous, Atemio Franchi. Antoine Chiarisoli, Helmut Kazer, Hans Bangerter etc.; thereafter the European Cup Finals autographed FDCs comprise: 1964 Real Madrid v FC Inter, a team-signed FDC for both teams; 1968 Manchester United v Benfica, a team-signed FDC for both teams, plus a further example bearing 3 Benfica signatures, a trio signed by Matt Busby, Bobby Charlton & Bill Foulkes; 1969 AC Milan v Ajax, FDC part-signed by 8 members of the Ajax team including Cruyff; 1971 Ajax v Panathinaikos, FDC signed by Puskas and his Panathinaikos team, and another signed individually by the manager Puskas; 1975 Leeds United v Bayern Munich, FDC signed by the Leeds United team; 1976 Bayern Munich v St Etienne, a team-signed FDC for both teams, plus a further one signed by the match officials; 1977 Liverpool v Borussia Moenchengladbach, FDC signed by the Liverpool team, and another by captain Emlyn Hughes; 1978 Liverpool v Brugges KV, a team-signed FDC for both teams, a further example signed by the 'Boot Room' team of Bob Paisley, Joe Fagan & Ronnie Moran, and anothed signed by club captain and winning goalscorer Kenny Dalglish; the album also containing match programmes for the 1976, 1977 & 1978 European Cup FinalsProvenance:Originally from the collection of Ronald Landy Antinoris ('Scot Landy'), the renowned Glasgow collector of autographed football philately.
Lot 1744
A good folder of autographed First Day Covers relating to European Cup Finals dating between 1979 and 1985,comprising: 1979 Nottingham Forest v Malmo, signed by the Forest team; 1981 Liverpool v Real Madrid, signed by the Liverpool team, plus a cover signed by the 'Boot Room' boys Bob Paisley, Joe Fagan and Ronnie Moran, and another signed by Paisley and two others; 1982 Aston Villa v Bayern Munich, signed by the Villa team; 1984 Liverpool v AS Roma, signed by the Liverpool team (plus an unsigned cover); 1985 Liverpool v Juventus at Heysel, signed by the Liverpool team; the folder also containing a FDC signed by the Liverpool team for the 1984 World Club Championship (Toyota Cup) v Independiente in Tokyo; the folder also including match programmes for Liverpool's 1981 and 1984 European Cup FinalsProvenance:Originally from the collection of Ronald Landy Antinoris ('Scot Landy'), the renowned Glasgow collector of autographed football philately.
Lot 1746
A pair of signed postal covers for the Stanley Matthews Testimonial Match at the Victoria Ground, Stoke-on-Trent, 28th April 1965,the first signed by Stanley Matthew and by 12 members the FIFA International team, Puskas, Di Sefano, Yashin etc., hinge mounted on an album page together with a photograph and a typescript caption, the reverse of the album page with a FDC and a photograph signed by Matthews, and a further typescript captionProvenance:Originally from the collection of Ronald Landy Antinoris ('Scot Landy'), the renowned Glasgow collector of autographed football philately.
Lot 1747
A group of four Signed First Day Covers relating to the Alex Stepney Testimonial Match Manchester United v Benfica at Old Trafford 9th February 1977,comprising team-signed FDC's for both teams, a third signed by referee Jack Taylor and his two linesman; the other signed by the two club captains; the lot also including the match programmeProvenance:Originally from the collection of Ronald Landy Antinoris ('Scot Landy'), the renowned Glasgow collector of autographed football philately.
Lot 1748
A pair of signed First Day Covers for the 100th F.A. Cup Final Tottenham Hotspur v Manchester City in 1981,one neatly signed in ink by both teams; sold together with two different FDCs (unsigned) one for the Final the other for the Replay; the lot also including a match programme for the Replay Provenance:Originally from the collection of Ronald Landy Antinoris ('Scot Landy'), the renowned Glasgow collector of autographed football philately.
Lot 1749
Four signed First Day Covers for Testimonial football matches,notably a Stanley Matthews Testimonial 28th April 1965 signed by Matthews and 13 members of the FIFA International team, Puskas, Di Stefano, Yashin etc., hinge mounted on an album page together with a photograph, neatly captioned in ink by hand; the other FDCs comprising a team-signed Kevin Keegan Testimonial at St James' Park 1984; Sir Alf Ramsey signed FDC 1974; and a Jimmy Armfield signed FDC 1970; the lot also including a fifth FDC for the Centenary Cup Final in 1972 and signed by Leeds United captain Billy Bremner; also included is a match programme for the Kevin Keegan Testimonial (6)Provenance:Originally from the collection of Ronald Landy Antinoris ('Scot Landy'), the renowned Glasgow collector of autographed football philately.
Lot 1751
Two signed First Day Covers for Home International Matches played at Wembley in 1979,the first signed by the England team who played Northern Ireland 19th May; the other signed by the Wales team who played England 23rd May; the lot also including a mounted picture signed by three England managers Ron Grenwood, Bobby Robson and Terry Venables (3)Provenance:Originally from the collection of Ronald Landy Antinoris ('Scot Landy'), the renowned Glasgow collector of autographed football philately.
Lot 1752
Fine album of signed First Day Covers and philatelic items relating to the 2nd edition of the American Cup International Soccer Tournament in 1961,the neatly compiled album commences with an introduction page that has been autographed by the President of the New York International Soccer League William D. Cox; it then continues with a beautiful set of signatures of overall champions Dukla Prague, the page also hinge mounted with Czech football postage stamps, there follows a page with the autographs of the Prague and Everton teams that played in the American Challenge Cup Final, from thence onwards the album contains a team-signed FDC for each competing team and with the sole exception of Karlsrue a photograph of the team, the signed FDCs comprise Dukla Prague (Czechoslovakia), Everton (England), Bangu (Brazil), Kilmarnock (Scotland), Besiktas (Turkey), Karlsrue (West Germany), New York Americans (USA), Dinamo Bucuresti (Romania), Red Star Belgrade (Yugoslavia), A.C. Monaco (Monaco), Shamrock Rovers (Republic of Ireland), Montreal Concordia (Canada), Petah Tikva (Israel), Third Lanark (Scotland), Birmingham City (England), Espanol de Barcelona (Spain), Rapid Vienna (Austria) and Eintract Frankfurt (West Germany), the album concludes with an unsigned United Nations FDC for the tournament In a complicated format Everton and Dukla Prague received trophies for finishing first in the table for Sections 1 & 2 of the competition. Prague then proved the superior team defeating Eveton 2-0 in the League Championship and 7-2 in the American Challenge Cup. There was also a MVP trophy that was awarded to the Bangu (Brazil) player Valter Santos. This attempt in the USA in the early 1960s to create a Club World Cup was eventually usurped by the UEFA/CONMEBOL Intercontinental Cup which had been launched concurrently.Provenance:Originally from the collection of Ronald Landy Antinoris ('Scot Landy'), the renowned Glasgow collector of autographed football philately.
Lot 1753
First Day Covers of FIFA World Cups and Football teams, comprising England 1966, Mexico 1986, F.A. Cup Finals 1961, 1972, 1979 & 1988, Euro ’96, Liverpool European Cup 1981 & 1983 and others, majority signed in ink, including Gordon Banks, Walter Winterbottom, Bobby Charlton, Graham Taylor, Matt Busby and othersEst: £200-250Res: £170
Lot 1765
Three autographed Football Displays, the first a 8 x 10 in. colour photograph double signed by Manchester Uniteds' David Beckham and Eric Cantona, mounted framed and glazed, 37 x 47 cm, with COA issued by Game of 2 Halves Sporting Memorabilia; the second a 10 x 13 in. colour photograph signed Peter Schmeichel, mounted ready for framing 40 x 50 cm.; and a smaller mounted colour photograph from the 2006 World Cup Final, signed by Zinedine Zidane; sold together with a signed copy of Bobby Robson's autobiography, (qty)
Lot 1777
Seven football press photographs, circa 1940s,three featuring Stanley Matthews, b&w action shots comprising Charlton Athletic v Blackpool, 27th November 1948 showing Matthews and Tommy Brown, 6 by 8in.; Blackpool v Chelsea, 16th October 1948 showing Matthews and Billy Hughes 10 by 8in.; England v Ireland, 9th October 1948 showing Matthews scoring the first goal in the 6-1 defeat of Ireland, 8 by 10in.; Aston Villa v Chelsea, 27th November 1948, 6 by 8in.; Leyton Orient v Notts County, 6th November 1948, 10 by 8in.; West Ham v Chesterfield, 1st January 1949, 8 by 10in.; West Bromwich Albion, 8th August 1936, 5 by 7in. (7)
Lot 1785
Rare photograph of the Irish football team who played Wales in the British Home Championship match at the Racecourse Ground, Wrexham, 19th January 1914, b&w study, 7.5 by 9.5in., with handwritten team names and score, mounted and framed Ireland won this match 2-1 and went on to gain their first title in the competition by a five-point margin - the last British Championship held before a six-year break caused by World War I.
Lot 1789
George Edwards signed photograph of the Wales team strolling Rhyl promenade prior to the match with Scotland at Wrexham on 19th October 1946, b&w press photograph, signed in ink, reverse stamped, 7 by 5in.; sold with two additional b&w photographs showing the players outside their hotel with the Mayor of Rhyl George Edwards (1920-2008) played for Swansea, Birmingham City and Cardiff City during a career interrupted by the War. He won 12 caps for Wales and made his full international debut in this match - the first peacetime meeting between the two countries after WW II - which ended in a 3-1 victory for Wales.
Lot 1799
Large collection of Middlesbrough FC b&w team photographs,mostly reprints including from original negatives, various sizes, undated, some annotated as the first Middlesbrough team circa 1876 (when the club was formed) and including 1884-85 and 1894-95 with Amateur Cup; also 1897-98 Amateur Cup winners, 1926-27 Second Division champions; content also includes player portraits such as Hardwick, Mannion, etc. (qty.)
Lot 1805
Official photograph of the Tottenham Hotspur football team in season 1936-37,by W.J. Carwford, 61 New Road, Edmonton, matted 7 1/4 by 11 1/2in. b&w with printed title and ledgend identifying the sitters, which in addition to the full playing squad includes the Trainer, Asst. Trainer, Team Manager, Chairman, Vice-Chairman, three Club Directors, Secretary, Asst. Secretary and the Groundsman, under glass in original wooden frame, 37 by 50cm.Spurs finished 10th in Football League Division Two and reached the 6th Round of the F.A. Cup. John Morrison, impressively, scored 35 goals in 37 appearances. He can be seen as the first player standing to the left-hand side.
Lot 1806
Official photograph of the Tottenham Hotspur football team in season 1938-39,by W.J. Carwford, Edmonton, matted 7 1/4 by 11 1/2in. b&w with printed title and legend identifying the sitters, which in addition to the full playing squad featuring Bill Nicholson also includes the Trainer and his three Asst. Trainers, Coach, Secretary, Team Manager, Chairman, Vice-Chairman, Club Directors, Secretary, Asst. Secretary and the Groundsman, M F Cadman, C D Roberts & G Wagstaffe Simmons being features in an insert, under glass in original wooden frame, 36 by 49cm.Spurs finished 8th in Football League Division Two and reached the 4th Round of the F.A. Cup. John Morrison, impressively, scored 35 goals in 37 appearances. He can be seen as the first player standing to the left-hand side. The splendidly named Albert Hall, a Welsh international, top-scored with 19 goals.
Lot 1815
Three photographs of the Uruguay team at 1927 South American Football Championship in Peru, b&w studies, the first taken in a suburb of Lima before a pre-tournament friendly and dated 18th October; two further shots taken outside Hotel San Miguel, Lima, one showing players such as Scarone, Greco and Anselto at the entrance, the other, matted, of directors, referee and players, both photographs annotated and including details of the five teams who took part. This, the eleventh edition of the South American Championship, took place in Lima, Peru from 30th October to 27th November 1927. It was used as a qualifier for the 1928 Olympic Games and the participating teams were Argentina, Bolivia, Peru and Uruguay (Brazil were among those who withdrew) and the tournament was won by Argentina.
Lot 1824
Miscellaneous football First Day Covers and Philately,with representation of: the 50th Anniversary of Fluminese Football Club 1902-1952; 50th Anniversary of the Hungarian F.A. 1911-1961; 25th Anniversary of the Manchester United v Benfica 1968 European Cup Final; the Manchester City v Gornik Zabrze 1970 European Cup Winners' Cup Final; AS Monaco 1962-63 French League & Cup Double-Winners; Benfica 1962 European Cup wnners; Hungarian sport in 1953; a Hungarian FDC for the 1962 World Cup in Chile; and a pair of Bulgarian FDCs for the 1962 World Cup; the lot also including an Ashes cricket programme for Old Trafford in 1985 Originally from the collection of Ronald Landy Antinoris ('Scot Landy'), the renowned Glasgow collector of autographed football philately.
Lot 1827
Collection of miscellaneous football memorabilia,including 33 r.p.m. records, duplication 40 discs for 6 recording; 8mm cine films including England 1966 World Cup and George Best 6 goals match; various pennants including a Nigerian F.A. for a match played at Ilford FC, scarves, rosettes, press photos, first day covers and other items, duplication of some material (a qty.)
Lot 1843
Souvenir paper napkin commemorating the first F.A. Cup Final played at Wembley Stadium Bolton Wanderers v West Ham United 28th April 1923,colour printing on crepe paper, with portraits of the team, title legend and Union Jack borders, 35cm. square, exceptionally good condition for such a delicate object
Lot 1844
Souvenir paper napkin commemorating the first F.A. Cup Final played at Chelsea FC's STamford Bridge ground Aston Villa v Huddersfield Town 24th April 1920,colour printing on crepe paper, with portraits of the team, title legend and English rose borders, 34cm. square, some tears, but reasonably good
Lot 1847
1950s ephemera relating to Tom Whittaker and Arsenal FC, including Land Registry documents relating to Ida Bell Lane, Brookmans Park, Herts; an album of b&w photographs featuring a 1950s Mediterranean tour and documentation relating to Association Football Coach Tom Whittaker, Arsenal trainer on a South African tour, (qty) Tom Whittaker MBE (1898-1956) played for Arsenal in the early 1920s, making 70 appearances and scoring twice. In 1925 a broken knee-cap brought a premature end to his footballing career but, determined to stay in the game, he became Arsenal's first team trainer under Herbert Chapman two years later and continued as trainer and later manager of the North London club until his death in 1956. Under his guidance, Arsenal won two League titles and the1950 FA Cup. He was also a trainer for the England national team. Provenance: From the Tom Whittaker collection.
Lot 1876
Collection of football related books, including Camkin (John). World Cup 1958; Saunders (Donald). World Cup 1962; Glanville (Brian) and Weinstein (Jerry). World Cup; Churchill (R.C.). English League Football; The First 100 History of the London and Scottish Football Club"; Powell (Jeff). Bobby Moore; The Manchester United Football Book No.3 and many others (qty.)
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