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Lot 280
LIVERPOOL FOOTBALL SHIRTS - a collection of 8 Liverpool F.C Away shirts (7 junior sizes) by Reebok including a Liverpool F.C. 1996 white away shirt, an orange long sleeved goalie shirt 1996, a cream shirt c1998/99 and a yellow away shirt 2006/7. Lot further includes an adidas UEFA Istanbul The Final 2005 red polo shirt (adult L) and a matching black jumper. (10)
Lot 275
FOOTBALL COLLECTABLES - a collection of football related models and cards to include a boxed Corinthian Pro Stars England 1966 team, multiple loose Corinthian models from 1995 and 2004, a Cleveland 16 Soccerstar Models base, advert and figurines (including a number of duplicates). Lot further includes 5 sets of football related Top Trumps and a Shell 'Man in Flight' coin set in original base.
Lot 278
LIVERPOOL - SIGNED - a Phil Thompson signed photographic print with COA from All Star Signings, 2 official Liverpool F.C. letter's - one signed by Robert Paisley, the other signed by Bill Shankly, a 'The Boys of '77' Souvenir programme signed by 11 players, a photographic print signed by David Fairclough, a photo signed by Ron Yeats with COA, a magazine page and a 1973 Burnley football Club magazine both signed by Emlyn Hughes, a photo signed by Joey Jones, 8 identical photos signed by Alan Kennedy and 6 identical signed photos of Alan Kennedy and Phil Neal, unsigned photos and more.
Lot 490
Willow Art china crested model of a drum, bearing the Arms of Blackpool, 6cm; Swan china crested model of a drum, bearing the Arms of Great Yarmouth, 5.5cm; china crested model of a drum, bearing the Flag of Russia, 3cm; Florentine china crested model of a drum, bearing the Arms of Nottingham, 3cm; china crested model of a leather football, bearing the flags of the allied armies, 5.5cm diameter; Carlton china crested model of a floating mine, bearing the Arms of Bexhill-on-Sea, 8.5cm; Arcadian china crested model of a flask, bearing the Arms of Shifnal, 6.5cm; Arcadian china crested model, bearing the Arms of Stratford-upon-Avon, 6cm; Carlton china crested model of a duffle bag, bearing the Arms of The Borough of Gillingham, Kent, 7.5cm; Arcadian china crested model, bearing the Arms of St. Ives, 6cm; Carlton china crested model of a German incendiary bomb, bearing the Arms of Lancaster, 8cm; W.H. Goss china crested model of an incendiary bomb dropped at Malden, 16th April, 1915, from a German Zeppelin, bearing the Arms of Kettering, 8cm; another china crested model bearing the Arms of Stafford, 7cm; and a continental china twin-handled vase, printed with the 'HMS Torpedo Boat 33', 6cm, (14).
Lot 51
ITEMS RELATING TO WELSH FOOTBALLER & FORMER FAW PRESIDENT THE LATE, THOMAS R 'TOMMY' FORSE Including a 1930s red Wales Amateur International jersey with white collars and sleeve edges, bearing FAW stitched felt badge and stitched No. 3 to the reverse. Together with his two Amateur caps. A 9ct gold and enamel FAW Council medallion, inscribed to commemorate '40 Years Service' (85gms), two Welsh Football League Runners Up medals for seasons 1935-36 & 1937-38 (9ct 10.49gms) and a Welsh League Cup Winners medal 1937-38 (9ct 6.42gms), two silver Welsh football medallion pendants from the similar period, various non-precious FIFA and other football bodies medallions and gifts, interesting photographs of his football life including with Sep Blatter, Duke of Edinburgh etc Until his death at the age of 99 on July 28th 2016, Tommy Forse was Cardiff City's oldest surviving ex player. He was an F.A. of Wales life vice-president. Born in Cardiff he was at one time President of the F.A.W. having also been a council member, vice-president, chairman of the International Committee as well as serving in various capacities on the Welsh League. Starting in parks football in Cardiff he signed for Cardiff City as an amateur left back having been spotted by City coach Jimmy Blair, a former Scottish international full back. He was a regular in the reserves from the mid 1930s but never turned professional. He won 3 Wales Amateur caps and although he never played a first team league game for Cardiff City
Lot 48
APPROXIMATELY 28 RUGBY UNION PROGRAMMES all from Home Internationals from the 1920s/1930s, the majority played at Cardiff Arms Park, two Twickenham games, also a 1960 South Africa v Ebbw Vale & Abertillery and a 1961 South Africa v Neath & Aberavon, a fixture card and photo for The New Zealand Rugby Football Team 1924-5
Lot 45
SEVEN RUGBY UNION CAPS, five inscribed with the name or initials of EJ Price, two are not but all the caps were gifted to Brynaman RFC by the Price family who had a wine shop in the village. The caps include a Wales 1914 cap, an 1887 Wales cap, a UCHRFC 1902-03 (believed University College Hospital Rugby Football Club), an 1899-1900 cap with an embroidered crest composed of a red dragon flanked by two leeks, two caps have embroidered dragon crests (one dated 1897-98) and lastly a cap with embroidered monogram dated 1898-99 Provenance: Brynaman RFC
Lot 267
LARGE SELECTION OF VINTAGE AND OTHER SUBBUTEO FOOTBALL TEAMS AND ACCESSORIESincluding the Continental Club Edition ground, goal nets, throw in figures, ball raising chute, European Competition Cup, The World Cup, corner kickers, match scoreboard and various teams including Scotland, Scotland 2nd, Barcelona, Juventus, Switzerland, Argentina, Germany, Costa Rica, Sweden, U.A.E., Holland, Italy, Hearts, Dundee United and others, all in original boxes
Lot 271
FOUR SILVER FOOTBALL MEDALScomprising one with gold detail engraved to reverse 'Cowcaddens Star 1934-35 P Doyle'; one for the 'Exeter & District Football League' with enamel decoration and engraved to reverse 'Senior Div. I. 1958-9'; a pierced example with relief footballer to the centre; and another engraved to the reverse 'Earlston Sevens Runners-Up 1996'
Lot 236
THE WEDNESBURY CHARITY FOOTBALL CUP BY WALKER & HALL - BIRMINGHAM 1879, a large and impressive trophy cup with scrolling acanthus twin handles, banded stem and stepped footed base leading to an ebonised base with silver plaques engraved with previous winners of the cup. The lid is finished with a decorative finial figure of 'Charity'. To the front of the main body of the trophy there is an early engraving of a football match in play with the ball coming in from the sideline toward a group of footballers with a bearded goalkeeper between the flag topped posts. The other side is engraved with 'Charity' attending to two children with the motto 'Charity upon whose kind maternal breast, the sheltered babes of misery rest'. Either side of this are the crests of Wednesbury and Staffordshire. The base has engraved plaques with past winners of the trophy whose notable include - The first winners Stafford Road, Wolverhampton 1880, Nottingham Forest 1883, West Bromwich Albion 1894, Walsall Town 1886, Wolverhampton Wanderers 1888, Singers FC - Coventry 1892, Walsall FC 1913, then a break for the Great War, Walsall winning three times 1921, 1922 and 1923 and up to the last winners Cradley Town 1991 , H
Lot 297
A Great War M.S.M. Group of 5 awarded to Sapper Frederick Gordon Brind, “L” Signal Battalion, Royal Engineers, comprising: 1914 ‘Mons’ Star and later tailor’s copy slip-on Bar dated ‘5th Aug. – 22nd Nov. 1914’ (29448 Spr. F. G. Brind. R.E.); British War and Victory Medals (29448 Spr. F. G. Brind. R.E.); Army Meritorious Service Medal, G.V.R. (29448 Spr: - L.Cpl – F. G. Brind. R.E.); And privately issued silver medalet, inscribed to obverse ‘8 General Hospital Canadians 0 F.G. Brind Referee’, reverse inscribed ‘ R.C.R.C. Football League 1915-1916 Final, 23 April 1916’; group loose, glue to reverse of ribbon of 1914 star, good very fine, official correction to initial of star, as stated on MIC (5). M.S.M.: London Gazette 03.06.1919 (Peace Gazette), France. “L” Corps Signal Company formed part of XI Corps, seeing service first in France & Flanders and then in Italy, prior to a return to France & Flanders. Offered with copied MIC and MM card.
Lot 218
Heart of Midlothian Football Club interest, gold and enamelled medal for Robert McNeil of HMFC winners of the Rosebury Charity Cup, 1886, unhallmarked, 10.5gThe Rosebury Charity cup was founded in 1882 and organised by and named for the patron and Prime Minister Lord Dalmeny, 5th Earl of Rosebury after seeing the success of the Glasgow Merchants Charity cup which was founded in 1877. The Tournament predates the organised league SFL founded in 1890.The 1886 final was contested by rivals Hearts and Hibernian, It had to be replayed twice. On the first occasion played at Tynecastle on 15th May 1886 with a crowd of 4,5000. Hearts were losing 2-0 but the match was abandoned in the 75th minute because of a crowd invasion, the first replay was played at Powderhall on 1st June 1886 with a crowd of 4000, Hearts were winning 2-0 but again because of the crowd the match was abandoned, Bobby McNeil scored Hearts' second goal in the match, one of the four goals he scored in the Tournament, finally the second replay was played at Powderhall on 24th June 1886 with a crowd of 2500, Hearts won 1-0, Willis Mackay scored the only goal of the game in the 40th minuteThe Rosebury Charity Cup has been contested sixty four times, Hearts are the most decorated team with 32 victories followed by Hibs on 16, Leith Athletic on 10, St Bernards 4 and Armadale and Motherwell share a victory each2016/17 season sees Hearts return to the pink and yellow colours of the 5th Earl of Rosebury
Lot 610
HARRY BERRY: BLACKBURN ROVERS FOOTBALL CLUB - A CENTURY OF SOCCER 1875-1975, [1975] 1st edition, signed by 13 former players who formed part of the club's 3rd division championship winning team in 1975 including Mick Heaton, Roger Jones, Mick Wood, Derek Fazackerley, Bobby Hoy, Graham Gates, Stuart Metcalfe, John Waddington, Tony Parkes, Graham Hawkins (1946-2016), Kevin Hird, Ken Beamish plus illegible signature, original cloth, dust wrapper plus one other similar (2)
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