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Lot 219
GREAT BRITAIN a collection of fifteen Royal Mail mint stamp presentation packs all of sport interest to include Andy Murray Wimbledon Championship 2013, Glasgow Commonwealth Games 2014, London 2012, England Ashes Winner 2005, England Rugby World cup Championship 2003, Football Heroes etc, estimated FV £70.
Lot 404
Royal Mint UNITED KINGDOM Elizabeth II London 2012 Sports Collection thirty-nine 50 pences including Archery (3), Athletics, Badminton (2), Basketball (2), Boxing (3), Boccia (3), Cycling, Football, Goalball (2), Gymnastics (2), Handball, Hockey, Sailing (4), Shooting, Table Tennis, Tae Kwondo (2), Tennis (3), Volleyball (2), Weightlifting (2), Wheelchair Rugby and Wrestling.
Lot 494
The Uniform of Thomas Mckay better known as "Tam The Gun" to include No2 dress, beret, badges, boots etc and photographs of Tam with the gun, with Mons Meg, with David Coulthard, receiving his MBE, the GNER train "Tam the Gun"; with Scottish National American football team The Claymores etc. Tam is the longest serving person to fire the 1 o'clock gun at Edinburgh Castle having started in 1979 to 2005.
Lot 331
Antique Boxed Gents Buttons Along With A Novelty Football Interest Pocket Watch Rose gold tone buttons with mother of pearl central section, shanks intact, complete with original box. Along with a silver tone 1950's pocket watch, the dial with illustrated football scene - Requires restoration
Lot 5195
Manchester United Interest: A collection of late 1950's Manchester United football programmes to include: v. Tottenham, 06/04/1957, v. Sunderland, 04/04/1958, token intact, v. Preston North End, 05/04/1958, token intact, v. Birmingham, 19/04/1958, token intact, v. Newcastle United, 23/04/1958, token intact, Bolton Wanderers, 1958 F.A. Cup Final, seven others from the 1957/58 season, tokens missing, Manchester United 'In Memoriam' from Coventry City 1958 and twenty four programmes from 1958/59 season, some with tokens missing. (one bag)
Lot 5196
Manchester United Interest: A collection of Manchester United football programmes, dating to the early 1960's to include: 22 from the 1959/60 season, 7 from 1960/61 season, Manchester United v. Benfica, 25/09/1962, 11 from the 1963/64 season, 13 from the 1964/65 season, 5 from the 1965/66 season and 23 from the 1966/67 season. (one bag)
Lot 5197
Manchester City Interest: A collection of 1950's and 60's football programmes to include: v. Manchester United, 29/01/1955, v. Wolverhampton Wanderers, 24/12/1955, 3 from the 1957/58 season, 10 from the 1958/59 season, 5 from the 1959/60 season, v. Stockport County, 18/10/1960 and 5 from the 1966/67 season. (26)
Lot 5198
Football League Programmes: A collection of 1950's Division 1 programmes to include: Wolverhampton Wanderers, Birmingham City, Burnley, Preston North End, Everton, Sheffield Wednesday, Newcastle United, Leicester City, Stoke City, Huddersfield Town, Leeds United, West Bromwich Albion, Blackburn Rovers, Chelsea, Aston Villa, Bolton Wanderers, Fulham, Nottingham Forest, West Bromwich Albion, West Ham United, Blackpool, Tottenham Hotspur and Luton Town. (approx 40)
Lot 5199
Football League Programmes: A collection of 1950's Division 2 programmes to include: Derby County, Grimsby Town, Port Vale, Sunderland, Scunthorpe United, Bristol City, Swansea Town, Middlesbrough, Sheffield United, Barnsley, Brighton & Hove Albion, Plymouth Argyle, Hull City, Bristol Rovers, Cardiff City, Bury, Ipswich Town, Blackburn Rovers, Rotherham United, Brentford, Birmingham City, Liverpool, Charlton Athletic, West Ham United and Leyton Orient. (approx 30)
Lot 5200
Football League Programmes: A collection of 1950's Division 3 programmes to include: Tranmere Rovers, Stockport County, Chesterfield, Swindon Town, Crewe Alexandra, Torquay United, Reading, Notts County, Bournemouth, Brentford, Barrow, Newport County, Plymouth, Hull City, Wrexham, Queen's Park Rangers, Darlington, Millwall, Mansfield Town, Southampton, Colchester United, Halifax Town, Bury, Rochdale, Bradford Park Avenue, Southend United, Doncaster, Brighton & Hove Albion, Port Vale, Bradford City and Leyton Orient. (approx 40)
Lot 5201
Football League Programmes: A collection of 1950's Division 4 programmes to include: Oldham Athletic, Gillingham, Crewe Alexandra, Southport, York City, Gateshead, Chester, Aldershot, Shrewsbury Town, Exeter City, Northampton Town, Darlington, Watford, Walsall and Bradford Park Avenue. (approx 15)
Lot 5216
Miscellanous Programmes: A collection of nine International Club football programmes comprising: Eintracht Frankfurt v. Real Madrid, 18/05/1960, Belgium v. Netherlands, 24/04/1960, Atletico Madrid v. R.C.D. Espanyol, 10/05/1959, Real Madrid v. Stade Reims, 03/06/1959, Luzern v. Grenchen, 08/05/1960, Basel v. Bellinzona, 15/05/1960, Servette v. Young Boys, 15/11/1959, Winterthur v. Young Boys, 20/03/1960 and AIK v. Orgryte IS, all as found. (9)
Lot 5222
Miscellaneous Programmes: Six 1940's football programmes comprising: Millwall v. Charlton Athletic, 13/4/1946, Millwall v. West Bromwich Albion, 19/10/1946, Wolverhampton Wanderers v. Fulham, 19/01/1946, Manchester City v. Stoke City, 18/10/1947, Torquay United v. Watford, 15/09/1948 and Queens Park Rangers v. Newport County, 24/04/1948, all as found. (6)
Lot 5223
Miscellaneous Programmes: Seven football programmes dating to 1949, to comprise: Chelsea v. Birmingham City, 01/01/1949, Portsmouth v. Derby County, 26/02/1949, Heart of Midlothian v. Raith Rovers, 17/08/1949, Queens Park Rangers v. Leeds United, 07/05/1949, Southampton v. West Ham United, 09/04/1949, Barnsley Reserves v. Bury Reserves, 19/03/1949 and Fulham v. Newcastle United, 24/09/1949, all as found. (7)
Lot 5225
International Programmes: A collection of International football programmes including: The Football League v. The Irish Football League, 12/10/1960, England against various home nations, England XI v. Young England XI, 6/5/1955, England v. Wales, 08/11/1958, Wales v. Spain, 19/04/1961 and others. (16)
Lot 5271
Football Autographs: A large collection of assorted autographs, contained within six books, mainly dating to the 1950's and 60's to include: Manchester United, Bert Trautmann, Matt Busby, Tom Finney, Nat Lofthouse, Bob Paisley, Alf Ramsey, Everton, Billy Wright, Bobby Charlton, Don Revie, Duncan Edwards, Colin Webster, Bobby Robson, Cyrille Regis, Kevin Keegan, Bill Shankly and many others. (Q)
Lot 1323
A collection of Birmingham assayed silver mainly Nottingham sports medals awarded to members of the Botham family 1933-1939, including Nottinghamshire FA enamelled armorial to obv., engr. 'senior shield winners 1938-39' in R A Riley Nottingham box of issue; three plain silver cricket medals in box, also five silver & enamel swimming medals to S & E Botham, 1933,'34,'37 in box plus one bronze quarter mile medal; along with two football medals silver & enamel and a plain unengraved silver medal, engraved Pendleton and a Nottingham Evening Post Silver Jubilee Nignog Club medal, silver & Enamel Birmingham 1934. Also three unmarked plain silver Birmingham 1933, 1936 & 1937 football medals, (qty)
Lot 107
Saxon Infantry Enlisted Mans Pickelhaube, a beautiful condition all leather skull pickelhaube with the skull manufactured from five segments of leather and that is why it is known amongst collectors as the football helmet. The skull is excellent, complete with its leather front and back peaks, all brass fittings overall, Saxon front plate, a highly unusual double thickness leather chinstrap with brass fittings. The helmet is fitted with both its national and state cockades in the non serrated style. Inner leather lining all complete and supple with all tongues intact with its leather drawstring. The interior of the bowl is lined in canvas. The inner lining is stamped size ‘57’. As shown on page 114 of Feldzug 14.
Lot 112
Saxon Regiment 101 Enlisted Mans Pickelhaube, a very unusual pickelhaube being constructed in the football style and issued to an enlisted man in Saxon Infantry Regiment 101. Profusely illustrated and described on pages 166 and 167 of Feldzug 15. The leather body has never had a Saxon plate fitted and no other holes have been pierced to the skull, it is at present without a spike on the chemically coloured circular spike base with matching back strap, we may never know whether a chemically grey removable spike was ever fitted or whether it was used without a spike. Both peaks, which are leather and cloth covered, have been machine stitched to the body, with its original chinstrap, the national cockade being of the serrated style, the Saxon cockade being of the non serrated Saxon style. To the interior very little of the leather liner remains, only two tongues and other parts of the liner body, the liner was originally produced in a field grey green leather, the inner body is canvas lined as the other football style helmet illustrated in this catalogue, marked ‘101.R’ to the rear inner peak, in this catalogue and on line. Reading of Michael Baldwin’s description in the afore-mentioned book is advised where he explains in great detail the theory of lack of front helmet plates.
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