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Lot 2044
ÁNGEL BOTELLO PUERTO RICAN MONO-PRINT ON PAPER H 17" W 13" FEMALE STANDING NUDEÁngel Botello was a Spanish painter known for his use of vibrant colors and depictions of island life and people in Haiti, Cuba, the Dominican Republic, and Puerto Rico. Born on June 20, 1913 in Cangas de Morrazo, Spain, Botello fought for the Republican Army during the Spanish Civil War and consequently fled the country to escape persecution from the Nationalists who won the war. The artist spent the rest of his life living in the Caribbean, though he often travelled to New York and France, and became a pioneer of the local art scene in Puerto Rico by opening one of the first art galleries on the island. Botello died on November 11, 1986 in San Juan, Puerto Rico.Overall condition is good, no signs of damage or repairs. RFM- For High Resolution Photos visit Dumouchelles website.
Lot 1030
NAPOLEONIC WAR BRITISH BATTLES COMMEMORATIVE MEDALET SETmanufactured by E. Thompson of Birmingham, circa 1815, with 15 out of original set of 26 gilt-bronze medalets, each with name and date of one of the Peninsula engagements, contained in the original tube, lid stamped with a bust of the Duke of Wellington, the base stamped 'First Battle, Portugal Aug 17 1808, Last Battle, France ap 10 1814', outside engraved 'British Victories', tube 3.5cm high
Lot 1131
BRITISH NAVAL SIGNALLING LAMPcase and lamp marked for "HMS Ark Royal Signal Lamp"HMS Ark Royal was an Audacious-class aircraft carrier. When decommissioned in 1979, she was the Royal Navy's last remaining conventional catapult and arrested-landing aircraft carrier. Her sister ship, HMS Eagle, was the Royal Navy's first aircraft carrier to be equipped with an angled flight deck.
Lot 1041
INTERESTING ALBUM RELATING TO THE IL CAMPIONATO MONDIALE (FIFA WORLD CUP)containing a good collection of mostly stamps and first day covers with some other ephemera, including 1934 World Cup Italian stamps, two signed photos by Ferenc Puskas, first day cover signed by Pelé (Edson Arantes do Nascimento), first day cover signed by Bobby Moore, etc
Lot 378
SMALL COLLECTION OF BOOKSincluding 'Shakespeare's Hamlet Prince of Denmark' Decorated by John Austen, Selwyn & Blount Ltd. London 1922, 'Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam' translated by Edward Fitzgerald, Illustrations by Gilbert James, Adam and Charles Black, London 1909, and 'Tribute to Ballet' in poems by John Masefield and pictures by Edward Seago, Collins London, first edition 1938
Lot 724
A Japanese wood block print, of a carp, and three others similar (4) Condition report Report by GHThe long thin picture with the two carp is generally spotted, discoloured and marked. Foxing and soiling from dead thunder bugs all over. The other carp has some large brown spots and browning around the edge of the mount, but better in comparison to the first. The pair of song birds is generally in reasonable condition with no obvious major discolouration, spotting etc. The ducks is slightly browned on the right hand side of the image, and around the edge of the mount, but generally is reasonable.
Lot 563
Amundsen (Roald) The South Pole, and Account of the Norwegian Antarctic Expedition in the 'Fram' 1910-1912, two vols, John Murray 1912, frontispiece loose, red cloth with Norwegian flags (2) Condition report Report by GHVolume one - front board and spine slightly loose from binding and first page detached. Some foxing to opening pages and occasional spotting throughout. Plates generally clean and all appear present. Corners of boards and spine folded in and tops and bottoms of spine a little tatty. Volume two - boards, spine and binding generally nice and tight. Spine with a little fading and slightly tatty at the top and with some shelf wear at the bottom. Opening pages with browning and discolouration and some further browning and spotting throughout. Plates generally clean and appear complete. First edition.
Lot 60
A First World War 1914-18 War Medal awarded to 58484 Pte W. Hutchinson W. Yorks Regt. A medallion to commemorate 'The Bloody Tenth' the election of Ellice and Bulwer on the 10th December 1832 and a medallion marked 'To the glorious memory of those who fell that day' May 31st, 1916 The Battle of Jutland
Lot 1050
SCOTTISH MISCELLANY Interesting collection of Scottish related items, comprising programme Scotland v Austria 2/5/56 (good, slight folds), Evening Citizen Junior Football Handbook 50-51 (excellent book containing details and photographs of many aspects of Scottish Non-League football-good condition), 2 x Raith Rovers handbooks 60/61 and 61/2., 2 x St Johnstone programmes , 71/72 v Hamburg (slight damage) and v Vasas both UEFA Cup, signed 3" x 10" Topical Times card (1930s) of Patsy Gallacher (signed "Patsy Gallacher Sunderland FC and Scotland", an interesting booklet, "Donington School and the First FA Cup Competition 1872" which describes how they entered the first FA Cup competition and got drawn away to Queen's Park in Glasgow: they could not fulfil the fixture but re-arranged it , slightly delayed for 100 years later , 13/5/1972 at Lesser Hampden and there is a team sheet at the back of the booklet for spectators to fill in the teams for the fixture, Finally there is a four page Amateur Boxing programme , 6/11/75 at Cumbernauld signed to front cover by Jim Malarky and Johnny Hunt (we think !!). Generally good
Lot 1112
BRUCE JENNER Small card signed by Bruce Jenner who won the decathlon in the 1976 Montreal Olympics and never competed again. To say he has led an unusual life is an understatement as he divorced his first wife, became a celebrity millionaire, married a former girl friend of Elvis Presley and recently changed sex to become Caitlyn Jenner. Good signature. Good
Lot 1157
QUEEN'S PARK RANGERS Twelve seasons of QPR home programmes in official club binders of the period with an unbroken run from 1976/7 - 1987/8. The first 10 season are binders with metal rods that have not rusted. The last 2 binders are the plastic pocket type. The programmes have not been checked but most binders appear full. Includes 6 single sheet home Reserve team programmes from the 1980's and approximately 100 loose homes from 1969/70 - 1980/1, some have team changes. Generally good
Lot 121
DENMARK - COMBINED SERVICES XI 45 Single sheet programme for game played in Hannover, Germany, 19/9/45, Denmark v Combined Services XI, Hapgood, Galley, Joy, Powell, McKinnon and Pearson all played for the Services. Game seems to have ended 0-0. The Denmark team were the first International team to play in the British Zone according to the editorial. One punch-hole at top corner, no print affected. Slight tears. Fair-generally good
Lot 128
LIVERPOOL FC 1892 Exceedingly scarce Liverpool Football Club four page programme, season 1892-1893, v Whiston, 10/12/1892. The match was a Liverpool Reserves game in the Liverpool League and this was certainly a historic season for Liverpool. Liverpool were formed in 1892 when Everton who originally played at Anfield , had a disagreement with the owner of Anfield about rent and left to play at Goodison Park. Anfield was left without a team and as a result the owner set up a new team to play there called Liverpool FC. Liverpool were refused admittance to the Football League Division 2 and had to play with the first team in the Lancashire League, which they won and the Reserves in the Liverpool League. Liverpool also won the Liverpool and District Cup and were admitted to Division 2 of the Football League in 1893-94 in the place of local rivals Bootle. This programme dated 10th December 1892 is obviously one of the oldest Liverpool FC programmes in existence, has four pages and measures 22cm x 28cm. It has results and fixtures for both teams, League table, extensive editorial about Liverpool FC and matters concerning the club, plus of course , the line-ups for the two teams. the programme is ex bound volume and in very good condition and should be of great interest to Liverpool collectors. Very good
Lot 1302
SWINDON TOWN Fifty seven home programmes 19 x 1962/3 (no duplicated, a few have a number on the cover - mostly generally good), 17 x 1963/4 (no duplicates, from first season in Div 2, Inc v Leeds, Man City, Middlesbrough and v Newcastle) and 21 x 1964/5 (complete League run, no duplicates - Middlesbrough has writing on the cover). Generally good
Lot 135
ENGLAND - HUNGARY 53 Programme, ticket and postcard showing Hidegkuti scoring for Hungary. Hungary won 6-3 becoming the first Continental team to win in England, 25/11/53. Programme has score, scorers noted and slight creases, ticket is generally good and postcard is in good condition. Generally good
Lot 1352
SHEF WED A small box of approximately 170 home programmes 1960/1 - 1966/7. 27 X 60-61, 21 x League, 4 x Cup including two issues v Manchester United with "Fourth" spelled differently on each issue cover, friendly v Tbilisi Dynamo and County Cup v Doncaster. Slight faults. 26 X 61/62 , set of 20 x League (one is a double game issue), 3 x Fairs Cup, 2 copies of the game v Bolton (one glossy white, one pale white-two different surfaces) and 2 x FA Cup. 23 X 62-63, 21 x League (game v Burnley was postponed but this was part of a double issue and the programme for the new date is included. Also includes issues v Santos (friendly ) and v Ajax (Testimonial). 23 X 63-64, 21 x League plus 2 x Fairs Cup. 23 X 64-65, 21 x League, friendly v Werder Bremen and Cup v Everton. 21 X 65-66 Set of 21 home League programmes 26 X 66-67 , 21 x League, 2 x FA Cup, first Wednesday League Cup game v Rotherham, friendlies v Bulgarian Select XI and All-Star XI (Testimonial). Generally good
Lot 1396
MANCHESTER UNITED SIGNED FDC 1967 A Christmas Issue scene First Day Cover signed by 13 players and Manager Matt Busby and Trainer Jack Crompton. Players include George Best, Bobby Charlton, Bill Foulkes, David Herd, David Sadler, Pat Crerand, Shay Brennan, Tony Dunne, Nobby Stiles, Brian Kidd, John Aston and Alex Stepney. Good
Lot 143
ROTHERHAM / HALIFAX 1914/15 Rotherham County v Halifax Town played Saturday 2 January 1915, first team fixture for both clubs in the Midland League, this was the last season before the outbreak of WW1. Repair to bottom quarter of back cover with paper replaced otherwise generally good. 16 pages. Fair-generally good
Lot 145
HALIFAX RES /GOOLE TOWN1921/22 Halifax Town Reserves v Goole Town played Saturday 19 November 1921. Yorkshire League fixture. This is the earliest known example of a Halifax Town home reserve programme in the season the first team had joined the Division 3 North and first season at the Shay stadium. Slight creasing. Generally good
Lot 146
YORKSHIRE AMATS / HALIFAX RES 1921/22 Yorkshire Amateurs (Leeds) v Halifax Town Res (Halifax' First Yorkshire League Match) played Saturday 3 September 1921. 4-page programme. This was a historic day for Halifax Town as their first team played their first football league home match at the opening of the new Shay stadium against Darlington in the newly formed Division 3 North. Folds. Fair-generally good
Lot 1518
VIV RICHARDS AUTOGRAPHS Two signed items, both relating to the record breaking 322 scored for Somerset in a single day v. Warwickshire 1/6/1985, a record which stood for 21 years in first class cricket. A 6" X 6" black & white photograph of Richards holding his bat in front of the scoreboard showing his score and the scorecard with 322 printed, which has been slightly trimmed at the bottom. Both items have been signed by Richards. Good
Lot 197
PRESTON - LEAGUE CUP Four Preston single match-cards for Football League Cup games, 2 x 60/61 (first season of the League Cup) and 2 x 61/2. Comprises v Peterborough 11/10/60 (First Round), v Aston Villa 15/11/60 (first winners of the League Cup, score, scorers etc noted), v Aldershot 13/9/61 and v Swindon 5/10/61. Slight folds, no writing apart from the card v Villa. Fair-generally good
Lot 22
EXETER 60-61 Twenty six home programmes, 60-61, set of 23 x League including v Peterborough (first League season) plus League Cup v Manchester United (first League Cup game for both clubs), FA Cup v Bournemouth and friendly v Torquay. Many newspaper match report clippings. Minor folds etc. Generally good
Lot 23
EXETER - MANCHESTER UTD TICKET 60 Scarce ticket for the Football League Cup tie, Exeter v Manchester United, 19/10/60, first ever League Cup game for both clubs. The match ended in a 1-1 draw with United winning the replay. The ticket is a Block B seat and has slight folds with a single digit number written on the front. Generally good
Lot 285
QPR-FLOODLIT MATCH 1933 Unusual match played at White City Stadium, 4/1/1933, QPR four page programme for the first public experimental Floodlight match. A white ball was used for the match between Reds and Blues, the two teams consisting of players from the London Clubs with Clapton Orient, Brentford, Millwall, Fulham , QPR, Watford, Crystal Palace, Charlton, West Ham, Chelsea, Tottenham and Arsenal all being represented. Very good
Lot 298
1923 CUP FINAL -VIC WATSON Official programme for the 1923 FA Cup Final, Bolton v West Ham at Wembley which was given to the vendors father by Vic Watson who played in the Final for West Ham. This was of course the first FA Cup Final to be played at Wembley. The programme is in generally good condition with no writing . It has approximately two inches of clear tape along the bottom part of the spine and slightly rusting staples but is otherwise in generally good condition. Generally good
Lot 381
EDINBURGH CITY 2016-17 The first Non-League club to benefit from the new promotion structure in Scotland , Edinburgh City were admitted to the Scottish League. Formed as Postal Utd in 1966 they changed the name to Edinburgh City in 1986 and gained promotion to the League by defeating East Stirling in the play-offs in 2016. They play at Meadowbank Stadium. This is a collection of seven programmes from 2016-17 and includes their first game as a Scottish League club, home v Hibs (pre-season friendly), their first competitive game issue v Livingston (Betfred Cup), the first Scottish League away game at Elgin City and their first Scottish League game, home to Forfar. The other three home issues are for games v Hamilton Accies (Betfred Cup), Berwick Rangers and Montrose (both League). A super collection of programmes from what may well be a one-season life as a Scottish League Club as they are currently rooted at the bottom of the League. Very small print runs and virtually every game a sell out. Very good
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