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Mullocks Specialist Auctioneers & Valuers
Lot 1893

1930s Onwards Handbooks & Football Programmes, Autographs & Memorabilia: Handbooks include 1936/7 Vernon’s plus others mainly 1950s/60s; Non-League Handbooks Tooting & Mitcham, Dulwich Hamlet, Enfield, Wycombe Wanderers, Guildford City and Romford plus Tottenham Hotspur 1967/8 (Barry Daines Brochure), Sheffield Wednesday 1965/6, also 33 Handbooks from the 1970s/80s. (70 no.). FA Coaching Certificate, 1966 World Cup Reunion Menu, Ipswich Town 1930s reprint programmes v Southend United (first game in Football league) 1938, v Street FA Cup 1938, Aston Villa FA Cup 1939, England 1966 Autographs, Blackburn Rover set of accounts 1981/2, Rothmans and various other items. Inspection will reward, Good condition (86)

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Lot 1906

World Cup Stamp Collection: Stamps and First Day Covers featuring 1994 World Cup together with FDC for all the matches including the Final of the European Nations Cup 2004 in Portugal housed in a Maroon Binder

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Lot 1961

Manchester Utd Famous Football Clubs Book: By Alf Clarke published 1951; the first post war book on Manchester Utd. Slight wear to spine, overall good.

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Lot 71

Rare 1906 South Africa v MCC presentation match cricket ball - from the 1st Test match played in Johannesburg awarded to W.S Lees (MCC) for taking 5 wickets for 34 in the first innings on his test debut for England - mounted with silver plated engraved shield “5 wkts for 34 – W Lees – MCC v South Africa Johannesburg – 2, 3 & 4 Jan 1906”. Note: The match was noted for several reasons – notably it was South Africa FIRST Test victory in their twelfth match against MCC – Noarse who shared the decisive last wicket stand made the highest score for South Africa (93) on his debut against England and at that time it was highest partnership for a 10th wicket stand. Besides Lees taking 5 wickets in the opening innings he followed it up with another 3 wickets in the 2nd innings and a further 16 wickets in the remaining 4 test match series

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Lot 73

1928/29 England Cricket tour to Australia signed photograph – S S Ormonde Shipping Liner which took the team to Australia mounted photograph signed to the border by 15x England Cricket team members to incl Les Ames, Sutcliffe, Geary, Hammond, Freeman, Leyland, Duckworth, Hendren, White, Mead, Tate, Hobbs, Larwood, and Tyldesley f &g overall 8.75 x 10.25” together with another England facsimile signed tour photograph for 1954/55 (2). Note: The England cricket team retained The Ashes, winning the first four Tests and losing the last for a 4–1 series victory. It also saw the test debut of Don Bradman who scored 123 in the final test but notably it was the series that saw Walter Hammond, playing his maiden Ashes series, who with a run of scores of 251 at Sydney, 200 at Melbourne, and 119 not out and 177 at Adelaide, scored a then-record series aggregate of 905 runs at an average of 113.12; the record has only been surpassed once, by Donald Bradman in the 1930 Ashes

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Lot 107

Collection of commemorative Cricket Stamps and first day covers c. 1970/80s – some signed to incl 7x FDC’s for Sussex Centenary signed FDC by Grieg, Parks, Snow and Dexter, others signed by Underwood, Knott and Boycott, plus a collection of commemorative stamps incl 10x unused sheets - Cricket Thro The Ages, Australian Bicentennial 1788-1988, plus 31 various stamps for Guyana, St Lucia, Fiji, Antigua, Ranjitsinhji, Richard Hadlee et al

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Lot 166

4x 1890s Cambridge University Rowing related dinner menus - 2x signed: to incl 1896 Hunt Menu signed by 7 - H S B Johnson, A C Cole, C V Brooke, D Hallison, Ronald Harcourt Sanderson (11 December 1876 – 17 April 1918) was a British rower who competed in the 1908 Summer Olympics and won Gold. He was killed in action during the First World War. He was educated at Harrow School and Trinity College Cambridge. Sanderson rowed for Cambridge in the Boat Race in 1899 and 1900 which were two victories for Cambridge. Together with 2 Magdalene College Boat club Bump Dinner Menus one signed by the Crew R Gurney-Whitchurch, R Allsopp, Cox A E Eastes, Stroke A W Botham, G T Hankin The menues were the property of C S Curties who rowed for Magdalene College

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Lot 180A

1945 Collection of Windsor Race Meetings members badges and other courses to incl 14 at Windsor from the first meeting after the war plus a large quantity of Club Day badges, some owners and trainers to incl Cheltenham, National Hunt, Pontefract, Ludlow, Wolverhampton, Southwell, Bangor –on- Dee, Haydock, Uttoxeter, Warwick, Nottingham, Worcester, Stratford upon Avon, and Carlisle (A lot)

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Lot 309

Balfour, James -“Reminiscences of Golf on St Andrews Links” 1st ed 1887, original red wrappers, 68p published David Douglas Edinburgh Scotland – spine worn and some thumb stains to covers and minor nicks otherwise internally clean hence (F). Note: one of the rarest items in the game’s library, this book provides one of the few first-hand accounts of the famed Old Course at St Andrews from the 19th century

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Lot 316

Carnoustie 1931 The Open Golf Championship handbook – original brochure produced to celebrate the first time The Open Championship was held at Carnoustie – in original embossed wrappers (minor tears and crease) manly for golfers visiting the area for the first time to incl folding out golf course plans, featuring all the main local golf courses, hotels et al – hole by hole details of Carnoustie course, former winners, who’s who of potential qualifiers, many golfing photograph illustrations, advertisements et al

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Lot 354

Rare C H Kennett Pat drilled face and hosel no.2 iron c. 1930 – fitted with an early coated steel shaft and period filled alloy rivets which Kennett changed his design eight months after his first provisional spec. Note: See Jeff Ellis Cat lot no. 169 first model realised $1250

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Lot 400

Arthur Weaver signed colour print c. 1969 “THE FIRST GREEN MUIRFIELD – The Honourable Company of Edinburgh Golfers” signed to the border in pencil by the artist – good strong colours - mf&g overall 28 x 33”

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Lot 454

Golf Club Histories of English Clubs (R-W) to incl Ramsey, Reigate Heath, Rochford Hundred, Rudyard Lake, Robin Hood, Rotherham, Redditch, Scarborough South Cliff, Seacroft signed, Seaton Carew, Spalding, Stratford-On-Avon, Shrewsbury, Surbiton, Silverdale, Sutton Coldfield, Sutton Coldfield 100 plus signed, Serlby Park, Sidmouth, Sickleholme, Seascale, Stanton on Wold signed plus 2 others, Shifnal, St Enodoc, Sherwood Forest, Salisbury and South Wilts, Stockport, Taunton and Pickeridge, Tankersley Park, Tunbridge Wells, Thorndon Park, Tyrrells Wood, Trevose, Woodhall Spa, Wrotham Heath, Worthing, 2x Wilmslow, Walton Heath - Heather and Heaven, Workinghton, 2x Woodhall Spa The Hotchkin Course one fully signed, Windermere. West Byfleet signed, Warkworth signed, West End, Walton Heath First 75 yrs, Westwood, Williamwood, Worcester, and Worcestershire. (56)

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Lot 460

Golf Club Histories (8) to incl Penrith GC Centenary leather bound, Sunningdale 1900-2000, Stoneham 1908 – 2008, Ballater 1892-1992 both with dust jackets, plus Saunton Golf Club Centenary, History of Newton Abbott The First 60 years and Brecon GC (75thAnniversary) both in original wrappers plus “The Centurions of Golf” comprising 100 golf courses 100 years old- hard back – all (VG)

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Lot 467

Golf Weekly 1895 – rare bound volume of “Golf: A Weekly Record of “Ye Royal and Auncient” Game Vol. X no. 2444 March 15th – no. 269 September 6th 1895 - full report of The 1895 Open Golf Championship at St Andrews won by J H Taylor defending his title which he won for the first in 1894 and went onto record another 3 victories - also article on Golf in America with reference to Brookline and St Andrews’ Golf Clubs - some minor tears otherwise overall (G)

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Lot 468

Golf Weekly 1896 – rare bound volume of “Golf: A Weekly Record of “Ye Royal and Auncient” Game Vol. XII no. 296 March 13th – no. 321 September 4th 1896 - full report of The 1896 Open Golf Championship at Muirfield won by Harry Vardon his first of six victories - together with complete set of wrappers to the rear hence overall (G)

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Lot 550

Hezlet, May - “Ladies Golf” 1st ed 1904 – original green and gilt decorative cloth boards and spine, c/w illustrations – some minor wear to top and tail of spine, usual discolouring to front and rear end plates otherwise internally clean hence (F/G). Note: Written by 3x British Ladies Champion was the first instruction book publ’d in UK specifically for women – the book focuses on instruction with extensive illustrations as well as sections on rules, etiquette and dress

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Lot 551

Hillinthorn, Gerald – “Your First Game of Golf” 1st ed c. 1891, with coloured illustrated wrappers, 27p with original colour chromolithographs and other illustrations throughout – some stains to covers and wear to spine otherwise internally clean and bright – very rare being one of the earliest golf books in colour

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Lot 562

Kelly, Leo – “Antique Golf Ball Reference and Price Guide” 1st ed 1993 – original wrappers slight discolouring to edges otherwise appears unread – the first modern book on golf balls and still a good reference guide.

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Lot 647

The following lots 647-652 are the property of ex Golf Professional Ken MacPherson Walton Heath who succeeded Harry Busson and includes items related to James Braid the club’s first golf professional. . Collection of 13x various ex James Braid and Harry Busson golf club wooden heads to incl 2x stamped with James Braid autograph stamp mark to the soles – all with bore thro hosels.

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Lot 656

Rare and early golf course “Aladdin” Patent golf ball cleaner c. 1928 - made by Messrs E Godfrey Brewer, 133 Fairfax Rd, Teddington Pat no 23127/1928 – made to hold 6 golf balls – overall 9.25x 9.25”. Note: Historically this style of golf ball cleaner used on the first tee for golfers to clean their golf balls before starting their round

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Lot 679

The Masters First Golf Annual signed - “The First Forty One Years” 1st ed publ’d in 1977 signed by the winner Tom Watson plus Corey Pavin and Mark Calcavecchia - in full leather and gilt boards and signed to the front blank inside free end plate by the above mentioned players – overall (VG)

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Lot 692

Park, W Junr – “The Game of Golf” 1st ed 1896 original decorative pictorial cloth boards and spine, numerous illustrations -possibly rebound hence overall (G). Note: this was the first book authored by a golf professional, besides historical and instruction material it also contains important advice on construction and upkeep reflecting the diverse responsibilities of early professionals.

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Lot 760

Tom Morris St Andrews golfing postcard c. 1900– “Open Championship – J H Taylor driving” postcard - watched by Tom Morris Valentine Series Famous Golfers – unused. Note: Taylor 5x Open Champion winning for the first time in 1894

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Lot 777

2x early golfing postcards of Ramsay Macdonald Prime Ministers to incl “The Prime Minister Studying The Line” and another playing golf at Lossiemouth – one used Note Macdonald was the first Labour Prime Minister (PM 1924, 1931-1935)

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Lot 807

2006 Open golf championship programme and signed First Day Cover – signed by Tiger Woods after winning the Championship played over the Links at royal Liverpool stamped and dated “Tiger Woods Open Champi0on Hoylake 2006”

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Lot 817

2x original 1953 Ben Hogan (Open Golf Champion) press photos – taken on the practice ground at Wentworth in 1953 – Hogans only golfing visit to GB when he went onto win the Open Championship at his first and one and only attempt played at Carnoustie signed by the photographer G C Hewitt

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Lot 878

6x Silver and enamel golfing tea spoons to incl 2x scarce Singapore Island Golf Club spoons with engraved bowls dated 1935/36 together with 4x S.M.G.C. 1938/39 both sets with enamel finials with crossed golf clubs and balls – in period case – wt 5oz. Note: Singapore Island Club was officially opened on 27ythAugust 1927 and was Singapore ‘s first country club

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Lot 949

Early Burgess and Leigh “Burleigh ware” pitcher c. 1930 – a yellow and green decorative hand painted glazed bowl of a golfer with hatched trousers and hat, hickory golf clubs from the Flower Jug series and the first in production of Sporting Characters – overall 8”h – makers printed details to base, good ringtone hence (VG)

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Lot 950

Late “Burleigh ware” golf small milk jug – a pastel green, blue and white decorative bowl of a golfer with hatched trousers and hat, hickory golf clubs from the Flower Jug series and the first in production of Sporting Characters – overall 6”h – makers printed details to base, good ringtone hence (VG)

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Lot 1103

The following 3x caps relate to the player Alan Chorlton who played County rugby in the 1930s . 1934 East Midlands County Rugby Cap – plain dark green quartered velvet cap with gold braid tassel and trim – silk lining – overall (VG). Note: In 1934 Alan Chorlton played for East Midlands County Team which won the County Championship Final for the first time

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Lot 1133

1992-93 Official Anglo- Scots Rugby player’s shirt – No. 17 issued to Don Caskie with embroidered Thistle and Rose crest together with official Gloucester Rugby Shirt No. 13 both worn and played in by Don Caskie (2). Note: Don Caskie played 193 games for Gloucester between 1989 and 1997, appearing in the 1990 Pilkington Cup Final in his first season with the club and during 1992-93 he played the X-Files (Anglo-Scots) in all four games in Scottish district championship. 1970s and 1980s Swansea Rugby player’s shirt – match worn No. 6 badly torn on the back issued to Mark Keyworth (England) together with an replica Umbro England white shirt (2)

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Lot 1140

South Eastern Counties v Australia 1966 Rugby programme played at Kings Park, Bournemouth on 24th December, heavy creases with writing on centre pages and very small piece missing on top of first three pages.

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Lot 1168

1993 British Lions Tour to New Zealand Rugby tickets – including all 3 Tests and matches against Canterbury, Otago, Southland, Taranaki, Auckland, Hawke’s Bay and Waikato. The only tickets missing are from the first three games of the tour – North Auckland, North Harbour and New Zealand Maoris (10)

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Lot 1170

1977 British Lions Rugby programmes – v Wairarapa/Bush 18th May, Hawke’s Bay 21st May, Taranaki 28th May, Otago 8th June, Southland 11th June, New Zealand First Test 18th June, South Canterbury/Mid Canterbury/North Otago 22nd June, Canterbury 25th June, Buller/West Coast 29th June, Wellington 2nd July, Waikato 16th July, New Zealand Juniors 20th July, Auckland 23rd July, New Zealand Third Test 30th July, Counties/Thames Valley 3rd August, Bay of Plenty 9th August and New Zealand Fourth Test 13th August. All in good condition (17)

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Lot 1171

1977 British Lions Rugby programmes – v Wairarapa/Bush 18th May, Hawke’s Bay 21st May, New Zealand First Test 18th June – 2 copies (1 with back page missing), Canterbury 25th June, Wellington 2nd July – 2 copies, Waikato 16th July, New Zealand Juniors 20th July, Bay of Plenty 9th August plus Lions ’77 brochure. Most in good condition (11)

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Lot 1174

1983 British Lions Rugby programmes – 8 of the first 9 programmes of the tour to New Zealand including the First Test at Lancaster Park, Christchurch on 4th June – only missing Mid Canterbury on 31st May. All in very good condition (8)

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Lot 1177

2001 British Lions Rugby programmes – v Western Australia 8th June, Queensland Reds 16th June – 2 copies, Australia First Test 30th June – 2 copies, ACT Brumbies 3rd July, Australia Second Test 7th July – 3 copies with 1 in poor condition and Australia Third Test 14th July – 2 copies with 1 in poor condition. Most in good condition (11)

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Lot 1181

British Lions Rugby programmes 1977-2005 – v Barbarians at Twickenham 10th September 1977 (3 copies), Queensland 17th June 1989, Taranaki 8th June 2005, Otago 18th June 2005, New Zealand First Test 25th June 2005 and Auckland 5th July 2005. All in good condition (8)

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Lot 1327

Limited edition commemorative print of a montage of Welsh Rugby players, team and action photographs, programme covers and first day cover, framed 32”x22”. There are holes in the frame to fix on a wall.

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Lot 1329

Print of New Zealand Rugby team 2001 v France - playing for the Dave Gallaher Cup. Individual photographs of players around the photograph of Dave Gallaher, captain of the first All Blacks tour to the British Isles in 1905, f&g 17.5”x12”. Frame damaged. Also a framed tea towel depicting things associated with South Africa mf&g 28.75” x22”.

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Lot 1363

Scotland Internationals (homes) Presentation Rugby programmes 1969-1983 all played at Murrayfield v Australia 19th December 1981 cover marked, v Fiji 25th September 1982 cover slightly marked, v New Zealand 10th November 1979 cover Scotland v France Presentation Rugby programmes 1982 and 1984 both played at Murrayfield 6th March 1982 and 7th March 1984, Scotland’s second Grand Slam – the first being in 1925 (2)marked, v New Zealand 12th November 1983 cover slightly marked and v South Africa 6th December 1969 in very good condition

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Lot 1374

Rugby sketch by Jack Jones of 2 Rugby players relating to the Swansea v New Zealand game on 28th September 1935. Swansea won the match 11-3 and thus became the first non-international team to beat the All Blacks, plus another sketch of Scarlets, Wanderers Social Evening at Ritz Ballroom Llanelli on 8th January 1952. (2)

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Lot 1385

A complete run of Rothmans Rugby Yearbooks 1972 to 1999-2000. All with soft covers and includes the rare first edition of 1972. It has some loose pages as the binding isn’t the best but all the pages are there (28)

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Lot 1390

France tours to Australia 1972 and 1981 also Scotland tour to Australia 1982 Rugby programmes – Sydney v France 6th June 1972, Australia v France First Test 5th July 1981 (2 copies), Australia v France Second Test 11th July 1981 (2 copies), Sydney v Scotland 19th June 1982 (2 copies) and New South Wales v Scotland 26th June 1982, all in good condition (8)

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Lot 1391

Ireland tours to Australia 1979 and to Canada 1989 Rugby programmes – 7 out of the 8 programmes from the 1979 tour v Western Australia 20th May, Australian Capital Territory 23rd May, New South Wales 26th May, Queensland 29th May, Australia First Test 3rd June, New South Wales Country 5th June, Australia Second Test 16th June, all in very good condition. Only missing v Sydney 9th June. Also British Columbia v Ireland 30th August 1989, some creasing (8)

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Lot 1392

Wales tour to Australia 1978 Rugby programmes – a full set of 9 programmes v Western Australia 21st May, Victoria 24th May, Sydney 27th May, New South Wales Country 30th May, New South Wales 3rd June, Queensland 6th June, Australia First Test 11th June (2 copies), Australian Capital Territory 13th June and Australia Second Test 17th June, all in good condition (10)

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Lot 1398

Scotland tours to New Zealand 1975-1981 Rugby programmes – From the 1975 tour v Nelson Bays 24th May (3 copies), Otago 27th May, Canterbury 31st May (2 copies), Hawke’s Bay 4th June, Wellington 7th June (3 copies) and New Zealand 14th June – only missing v Bay of Plenty (10th June). From the 1981 tour – v King Country 27th May, Wellington 30th May, Wairarapa-Bush 3rd June, Canterbury 6th June (2 copies, Mid Canterbury 9th June, Marlborough 16th June and New Zealand Second Test 20th June (piece missing from each of the last four pages) – only missing v New Zealand First Test 13th June. Also Canterbury v Ireland 29th May 1976 (20)

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Lot 1401

2000 Six Nations Championship Rugby programmes – a complete set of 15 programmes for the first season of the Six Nations, all in good condition. England were champions (15)

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Lot 1428

1977 British Lions Rugby programmes – the first 13 games in New Zealand including the 1st Test at Athletic Park, Wellington on 18th June (13)

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Lot 1432

Third Springboks & First New Zealand Tour Rugby Programme: Wellington v South Africa 23rd July 1921 Staining to front cover with Staple bleed

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Lot 1443

1937 West Coast-Buller v South Africa Rugby Programme: Played at Rugby Park Greymouth 25th August 1937 signed to front by Ron R King. King was still a student at Hokitika District High School when first selected to represent West Coast in 1928, as a wing three quarter. His career did not however take off until he switched to the forwards in 1932, becoming a regular member of the Coast side which he represented until his retirement in 1945

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Lot 1450

Extremely rare 1888 First unofficial British Lions Rugby Tour by English, Welsh and Scottish players to New Zealand and Australia. 1888 Canterbury v England (British Lions) Rugby Programme: Played at Lancaster Park Christchurch on 5th & 9th May 1888 single folded card - some minor marks to the back page otherwise (G) Though a private venture, this first “football” tour down under is seen as the first “Lions” team in History, and the opening of a long and rich history of international tours between the two hemispheres. Note: 1888 is the earliest ever rugby tour by British players when a 21-man squad visited Australia and New Zealand. The squad drew players from England, Scotland and Wales, though English players predominated. The team was captained by England international Robert Seddon while the other capped players in the team were England and Salford Tom Kent, England and Blackheath Andrew E.Stoddart, Cambridge and Wales W.H. “Willie” Thomas.

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Lot 1588

1961 Cup Winners Cup Final Football Programme: For the first ever final in this competition which was also the only time it was staged over two legs Ranger v Florentina

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Lot 1657A

1965-66 Football league Division 4 Championship Medal: For Fred Potter Doncaster Rovers Fred Potter (born 29 November 1940) is a retired English footballer who played as a goalkeeper. He was born in Cradley Heath and played for his local side before signing for Aston Villa in July 1959. Originally an inside forward, he made his debut on Boxing Day 1959 and made three appearances in total in the First Division. Looking for first team football he signed for Doncaster Rovers in July 1962 making 124 league appearances.In 1966 he moved down into non-league football with Burton Albion, winning the Player of the Year award for the 1969-70 Hereford United, signed Potter in September 1970. Potter made 33 league appearances in 1970-71, with a further 27 in various cup competitions. Potter was the goalkeeper in Hereford’s FA Cup run of 1971-72, notably defeating Newcastle United in the Third Round. Potter’s 38 clean sheets that season saw him named Player of the Year. (Medal housed in original FA Box

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Lot 1681

Glasgow FA Cup Winners 9ct Gold Medal: William Black Born: 16 May 1878 Birthplace: Flemington, Scotland Signed: 21 April 1904, Left: 29 May 1905 (to Everton) Position: Half-Back Debut: Port Glasgow Athletic 1-4 Celtic, League, 27 Aug 1904. Defender Willie Black stayed just one season with Celtic after signing for the Boys from Queens Park in 1904. Wilie was brought in as cover for Jim Young & Jimmy Hay. He often deputised for one of the three in the famous half-back line of Young, Loney & Hay. The Flemington-born player made his debut on August 27 in a 4-1 league victory over Port Glasgow Athletic at Parkhead but was very much a back up player making only 11 appearances during the rest of the season. However we won the league to set up the first of a 6-in-a-row, and he played his part. Black was carried off crippled in a match v Partick Thistle in a wild match just before Xmas 1904. Sunny Jim Young went looking for culprit James Sommen (guilty Partick player), but was sent off to the pavilion shortly after. Black moved south to Everton in 1905, but another leg injury there seriously threatened his career at Everton. Playing Career – APPEARANCES LEAGUE 1904-05. 10 times SEASON 1904/05: (Champions: Glasgow Celtic FC). David Robertson Adams, William Loney, James Hay, Donald McLeod, Peter Somers, David Hamilton, Alexander Bennett, James Quinn, William Orr, James Young, Finlay McLean, James McMenemy, William Black, Henry McIlvenny, Alexander McNair, Hugh Watson

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Lot 90

Border Fine Arts B0189 `First One In`, 1997, 20cm, boxed.

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Lot 267

Collection of various silver plated cutlery including National Silver Co servers, pair of enamel teaspoons stamped 900 inscribed `Bergen & Voss`, part set W. Rogers `First Love` Coronation flatware, & other parts sets etc.

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Lot 530

Three original photographs of the Japanese surrender on board USS Missouri t/w a First Day Cover sent from USS Missouri Tokyo Bay 1945 signed by The Captain A. Nebell and Admiral Bruce Frazer.

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Lot 545

Collection of various stamps including approximately sixteen albums, seven various books on collecting also loose First Day Covers and an album (box lot).

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