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Lot 103
AN INTERESTING COLLECTION OF EARLY 20TH CENTURY SPORTING POSTCARDS including football team cards circa 1900/02, Notts County, Liverpool, Leeds City, Hull, Bristol, Manchester City (17), Leeds Rugby 1909/10, Warrington Rugby, English Cricket 1905, Australian Cricket team 1909, Tyldesley, Lancashire, Dan Flynn, Scottish Cycling Champion, a card of Shackleton`s Furthest South expedition to the South Pole in 1907-09, naming Frank Wild in ink to the front of the card, a card of Dr Forbes Mckay & E H Shackleton from the same era and approximately 70 early topographical, in an album. See illustration
Lot 514
A signed Blackburn Rovers football shirt, signed by the team, in a blue, red and white mount. 38.75 ins x 31.25 ins, in gilt frame. NOTE - this shirt, donated by the Manager of Blackburn Rovers FC as a thank you for being allowed to land his helicopter in their ground, was purchased at a Workington Reds charity evening.
Lot 1132
A silver twin handled trophy bowl, with floral and foliate embossed decoration, the handles formed as Welsh dragons, the oval foot supporting a rugby ball, presentation inscribed WELSH FOOTBALL UNION SOUVENIR WINNERS OF 5 INTERNATIONAL MATCHES, SEASON 1908-1909, London 1909, on an oval black stand applied with two shields.
Lot 44
England football cap, 1897-98 , awarded to William `Charlie` Athersmith, purple velvet embroidered in silver thread with the England rosette and the season, signed Foster &Co, Oxford & London . *Charlie Athersmith played twelve times for England 1892 - 1900 in between his 308 appearances for Aston Villa. He died aged 38 in 1910.
Lot 509
Marc Grimshaw (1957-), Maine Road, Manchester, signed, pastel, various sizes, unframed, 23 x 33cm.; 9 x 13in (2). * Maine Road was a football stadium in Moss Side, Manchester, England. It was home to Manchester City F.C. from its construction in 1923 until 2003. It takes its name from the street it was built on which, in itself, had a remarkable history. The street was originally known as Dog Kennel Lane and formed part of an ancient route south of Manchester.
Lot 1114
A silver cased open-faced gentleman`s pocket watch, London 1883, three further pocket watches, a gentleman`s wristwatch, a silver curblink watch Albert chain, with base metal fittings, a base metal watch Albert chain, and a silver and enamelled watch fob medallion, detailed Shoreham Grammar School Football League.
Lot 1082
ALLISON (G), ALLISON CALLING, signed by thirteen 1940`s footballers, to include Leslie Compton, Laurie Scott, Jimmy Lorgie, Ronnie Rooke, Lionel Smith and Alex Forbes, 1948; with MILLER (D), CUP MAGIC, signed by the author and with an England v Wales football programme at Wembley dated Feb 27th 1943
Lot 39
A collection of twenty-seven Roberts Golly figures comprising eleven man football team, and sixteen piece band including two guitarists, two cellists, three accordion players, three trumpet players, two saxophone players, two drummers, flutists and bandmaster, also a stainless steel Golly `Its Good` spoon, (28)
Lot 142
A collection of thirty-six football programmes from 1954-1970 comprising 2nd April 1955 Manchester United V Sheffield United, 9th November 1957 Preston Northend V Manchester United, 25th December 1957 Everton V Bolton Wanderers, 5th March 1958 Manchester City V Birmingham City, 14th December 1957 Sunderland V Portsmouth, Saturday March 1st 1958 Bolton Wanderers V Wolverhampton Wanderers, Saturday 11th January 1957/8 season Bolton Wanderers V Leicester City, Saturday 8th March Bolton Wanderers V Birmingham City, Tuesday 14th April 1959 Burnley V Bolton Wanderers, Saturday 14th February 1959 Bolton Wanderers V Preston Northend, Saturday 31st October 1959 Bolton Wanderers V Leeds United, Wednesday September 5th 1962 Bolton Wanderers V Manchester United, Saturday 17th November 1962 Wolverhampton Wanderers V Manchester United, Wednesday 22nd August 1962 Everton V Manchester United, Saturday 18th August 1962/63 season Manchester United V West Brom, Saturday 1st September 1962-63 season Manchester United V Birmingham City, Wednesday 29th August 1962-63 season Manchester United V Everton, 1962-63 season Manchester United V Blackpool, 11th March 1962-63 Manchester United V Aston Villa, Saturday 22nd December 1962-63 season Manchester United V Arsenal, Wednesday 12th September 1962-63 Manchester United V Bolton Wanderers, November 24th 1962-63 Manchester United V Aston Villa, Saturday 26th September 1962-63 Manchester United V Burnley, 22nd October 1962-63 Manchester United V West Ham, 29th October 1962 Manchester United V First Vienna, 1962-63 Manchester United Official token sheet with seven tokens, Birmingham City V Manchester City programme lacking front piece, containing photographs of the Manchester City team 1955-56, Saturday 17th August 1963 Everton V Manchester United, Saturday 31st August 1963-64 Manchester United V Everton, March 18th 1964 Sporting Lisbon V Manchester United FC, 26th December 1967 Manchester United V Wolverhampton Wanderers, 27th January 1968 Manchester United V Tottenham Hotspurs, 16th October 1968 Manchester United V Estudiantes of Argentina, December 19th 1970 Manchester United V Arsenal, also a copy of the 1966 World Cup programme and a Reds at Wembley Manchester United souvenir brochure, also a copy of football league review magazine 1970-71 (illustrated)
Lot 142A
An autographed sheet taken from a Liverpool football programme c.1967/68 of a Turkish team, signatures include Alberto Jose Poletti, Rodenfo Fulleneco, hugo Spadaro, Raul Madero, Oscor Malbernat, Carlos Pachame, Carlos Bilardo, Eduards Flores, Filip Ribudo, Marcus Conigliario, Juan Ramon Veron, Manager Oswaldo Zub Eldia, given to the vendor by Alf Arrowsmith (Liverpool player), this lot includes a photocopy of the Liverpool team
Lot 143
A large quantity of assorted football memorabilia to include programmes for Saturday August 20th 1955 Nott`m Forest V Liverpool, Saturday 16th November 1963 Liverpool V Fulham, Saturday 26th January 1966 Liverpool V Leicester City, international programme for 23rd February 1966 England V West Germany, and 2nd November 1966 England V Czechoslovakia, Saturday 12th February 1972 Tottenham Hotspurs reserves V Norwich City reserves, 25th November 1972 Tottenham Hotspurs V Liverpool, 3rd November 1973 Arsenal V Liverpool, Monday 23rd April 1973 Hull City V Huddersfield Town, Tuesday 10th April 1973 Liverpool V Tottenham Hotspurs UEFA cup semi final first leg, 20th January 1973 Liverpool V Derby County, Saturday 21st December 1973 Liverpool V Manchester United, Tuesday 25th March 1975 Liverpool V Newcastle United, Wednesday 24th April 1975 Liverpool V Arsenal, Thursday 26th December 1974 Liverpool V Manchester City, Saturday 4th May 1974 FA Challenge Cup Final programme Liverpool V Newcastle United, Saturday 27th December 1975 Liverpool V Manchester City, Tuesday 2nd December Liverpool V Arsenal, Saturday 6th September 1975 Liverpool V Sheffield United, Saturday 16th August 1975 Queens Park Rangers V Liverpool, Saturday 18th September 1976 Liverpool V Tottenham Hotspurs, Saturday 11th December 1976 Liverpool V Queens Park Rangers, Saturday 30th October 1976 Liverpool V Aston Villa, Monday 27th December 1976 Liverpool V Stoke City, Saturday 2nd October 1976 Liverpool V Middlesbrough, Saturday 21st May 1977 FA Challenge Cup Programme Liverpool V Manchester City, Football League Cup Final Programme 12th March 1977 Aston Villa V Everton, FA Challenge Cup Semi-Final replay April 27th 1977 Liverpool vs Everton, FA Cup Semi-Final Programme 23rd April 1977 Liverpool V Everton, Copaeuropia cup final programme 25th May 1977 Borussia Monchengladbach V Liverpool, Tommy Smith testimonial programme Friday 22nd May 1977 Liverpool V Bobby Charlton select, Saturday 14th May 1977 Liverpool V West Ham, Saturday 26th February Liverpool V Oldham Athletic, Wednesday 10th May 1978 European Champions Club Final Brugge K V Liverpool x 2, Saturday 15th April 1978 Bristol City V Liverpool, 5th April 1978 Everton V Liverpool, Wednesday 27th September 1978 Liverpool V Notts Forest, 11th October 1978 Chris Lawler testimonial Liverpool V Swansea City, Mainstay All Stars international tour of South Africa Bobby Charlton 11 1979, Monday 1st May 1978 Liverpool V Manchester City, Saturday 30th September 1978 Liverpool V Bolton Wanderers, Saturday 19th August 1978 Liverpool V Queens Park Rangers, Wednesday 27th September 1978 Liverpool V Notts Forest, Tuesday 25th April 1978 Liverpool V Arsenal, FA Cup 5th round 1978/1979 season Liverpool V Burnley, Football Association Charity Shield programme Saturday 11th August 1979 Arsenal V Liverpool, Saturday 8th September 1979 Liverpool V Coventry City, Saturday 6th October 1979 Liverpool V Bristol City and a large quantity of later programmes, booklets, pendent`s, annuals, ticket stubs and sundry related ephemera (illustrated)
Lot 881
An album of WW2 naval photographs, postcards etc. taken or collected by the seller who served for 14 years in the Royal Navy on the following ships: HMS Hardy (Spanish Civil War); HMS Montrose, rescued off Harwich after air attack; HMS Prince of Wales (rescued after Japanese air attack off Kuantan); HMS Dorsetshire, sunk in Indian Ocean south of Ceylon. The album contains the following and more: HMS Hardy - photos including one of crew 1936-1939. HMS Hunter - photos HMS Nigeria - photos HMS Prince of Wales- Roll of Honour & photos, one of gun crew 1941. HMS Ganges - 1936 Ships Company Christmas Greeting postcard & 2 postcards of crew. HMS Whelp - photos HMS Exeter - large photo of ship returning to Devonport after River Plate Battle in 1940. HMS Dorsetshire - Roll of Honour & photo of survivors football team playing in South Africa 1942. Multiple photos of Malta including Italian fleet in situ and leaving and submarines arriving. Photographs of Venice, 1937, more than 15. Photographs of Athens and Gibraltar. Photos of Argentine and British bases on Falkland Islands during WW2 Tristan da Cunha from the ship. Postcards of the Coronation Review of the Fleet, 1937. Personal photos of the seller on survivors leave in South Africa after the sinking of HMS Dorsetshire.
Lot 684
Postcards loose accumulation of Suffolk cards including Ipswich and surrounding villages many real photographic cards. Street scenes with people and vehicles, identified school groups, Ipswich Silver Band, Stradbroke historical scenes, shopfronts with staff and delivering bicycles, Oakley Harriers point to point races, 1912 children in flooded cornfield, Tunstall football team 1929-30, other village events and outings, good social history cards, lots of topographical cards, some early undivided backs (qty)
Lot 833
A large quantity of Football League Dawn covers in five bound folio albums, many signed, with individual signatures, others with team autographs, to include Tottenham Hotspur, Leicester City, Reading, Arsenal, Anglo-Italian League, European Cup Winners Cup, England v. Brazil New World Champions, etc.
Lot 523
Medallions, George V, 1935, Jubilee (Royal Mint) AR 30mm, extremely fine, `Monty`, proof AR 38mm, FDC, cased, Preston Guild, 1902 (Spink), silvered prooflike 50mm, about as struck, cased, royalty, various, different sizes, inc. some modern, a few pierced for wear, mixed condition (17), advertising, Barratt & Co. (2) & Duckhams (1), `football` (4), various, inc. one aluminium (8) & miniature gulf & Kuwait medals, mainly good condition, unless stated (37)
Lot 55
A SMALL INTERESTING COLLECTION OF BRIDGWATER RELATED EPHEMERA - including Bridgwater Association Football club Members card Season 1904-5; an auction poster for building land in North Street and cottage in Back Street by Mr Tamlyn March 1887; another auction poster for Meadow Land to be sold by Mr Knight 1818; a large folded document "Revision of List of Voters for the Borough of Bridgwater 27th September 1859"; some election pamphlets etc including an appeal to the "Wives, Mothers, Sisters and Sweethearts of the Electors of the Borough of Bridgwater" 1865; two George VI "Remission" certificates for William Albert Edward Walton (Bridgwater) motoring offence 1936 and other similar items ++some in need of repair
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