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Lot 46
* DANNY FERGUSON RSW RGI (SCOTTISH 1925 - 1993), GIRL WITH DOVE oil on board, signed, titled label versoframed image size 24cm x 19cm, overall size 40cm x 35cmLabel verso: Ancrum Gallery, Ancrum.Note: A past president of the Glasgow Art Club and a painter of widespread acclaim, he exhibited regularly in all the major exhibitions in Scotland and held many one-man shows in numerous galleries throughout the country. His work hangs in many civic, corporate, and private collections. Danny Ferguson entered the Glasgow School of Art in 1941. His studies were interrupted and he served in the RAF in the Far East. Post-war studies at GSA gave him the highly-coveted diploma in drawing and painting, winning at the same time the RSA prize and the RSA travelling scholarship. In 1954 he married Margaret Dunn, herself a graduate of the Glasgow School of Art and a very fine embroideress and weaver. Ferguson was a great sportsman and in his early days he played football for various teams including Blantyre Victoria, where he took over as centre-half from Jock Stein. He was frequently snooker champion of the Glasgow Art Club, was keen on bowling and was also a member of the Tighnabruich Curling Club. From early post-war years he was recognised as an outstanding teacher in the east end of Glasgow and gave credibility to art education in these formative years, gaining recognition from Jordanhill Training College and Her Majesty's Inspectorate in Scotland for the pioneering and impressive results he was achieving. During these years he also taught in the evening school at the GSA. He joined the permanent staff of the GSA in 1968 and was one of the most devoted teachers the school has known.
Lot 1461
Guernsey schools sporting interest - a rare Vauxbelets School Honours cap, awarded to H. F. Curr. 1930, bright red velvet with blue rings, gold braid tassel, the front badge 'L.V.C. 1930 F & C.C.', ( Le Vauxbelets Collage Football and Cricket Club), label inside reading 'C.G. SOUTHCOTT Co-PARTNERSHIP LTD LEEDS', '6¾ H.F.CURR.1930'. * Condition: Some fading and patches to velvet, overall good.
Lot 477
A group of six comprising Military Cross, unnamed as issued, 1914-15 Star named to 2520 Pte J. Crabtree L.N.Lan R. War Medal and Victory Medal named to Capt J.J. Crabtree, Second World War Defence and War Medals, unnamed as issued. Mounted as worn. James Joseph (Jimmy) Crabtree (1895-1965) was born in the Lancashire town of Clitheroe, the second son of James Crabtree a Brewer from Burnley who married Margaret a Clitheroe girl in 1884. He was a pupil at Stoneyhurst College, Clitheroe and later worked as a clerk in one of the cotton mills owned by the chairman of Blackburn Rovers Football Club. He was to become a very successful goalkeeper before and after the First World War playing a total of 77 games in the Football League. Initially playing for Stonyhurst College he played for Clitheroe Amateurs and performed so well that he made ten appearances for Blackburn Rovers proir to the War, deputising in goal for the final game in 1914 when Blackburn clinched the championship. He also played in goal for England amateurs in 1914 when England beat Wales 9-1 at Home Park, Plymouth. After the War he made 60 appearances for Rochdale who played in the third Division, despite being the regular keeper, on one occasion he scored two goals whilst playing at left back. In 1924 he joined Accrington Stanley where he managed just six first team appearances. Crabtree's Military career began almost as soon as Britain entered the War, being amongst the first to volunteer joining the 1/5th Loyal North Lancashire Regiment on the 5th September 1914. He left for France on the 11th February the following year and his abilities were soon recognised as he was recommended for Officer Training on the 9th October 1915. He returned to France as a 2nd Lieutenant with the 1st Loyal North Lancs. He was wounded during fighting at the Battle of Morval on the 25th September 1916, the final objective of Flers-Courcelette as part of the Battle of the Somme when this area was held by the German 1st Army. A short spell in Hospital saw him return to his unit by December and he saw further action at the Battle of Arras and then at the Third Battle of Ypres known as Passchendale. Whilst fighting at St Julien, on the 26th September 1917 his courage and leadership led to the award of the Military Cross (London Gazette 26th September 1917, p9974. The London Gazette of the 9th January 1918 p596 providing a citation:. 'For Gallantry and Distinguished Service in the Field: When his company commander had been killed and the other officer wounded, he led his company on and captured his objective in spite of heavy machine gun fire. He afterwards reorganised the company, which had suffered many casualties, and successfully consolidated his position. During the three days which followed, his splendid cheeriness and disregard for personal safety very greatly inspired his men. Four weeks later he was wounded for a second time and returned home to Britain to recover, he would not return to the fighting leaving the Army in 1919. Playing his part for a second time between 1939 and 1945 he served with the Border Regiment and was promoted from a War Substantive Captain to Captain from 1st April 1949 with seniority from the 3rd July 1940. He continued his part in football becoming a linesman and referee in later years. Married to his wife Frances he worked as Travelling representative for a brewery, perhaps his Fathers'. He died on the 1st December 1965 and is buried in his home town of Clitheroe. With the case for the Military Cross, his Amateur International blazer badge, enameled 9ct gold medal for the East Lancs Charity Cup 191-13 Blackburn Rovers, J. Crabtree, 12.19g. Ribblesdale Cricket League 9ct gold Championship medal named to J. Crabtree 1923. 12.89g. Border Regiment shoulder title and cap badge. Clitheroe school badge, Preston Catholic College silver and enamel badge and Lancashire Referees Society badge *Condition: All in good condition with only light rubbing or surface marks.
Lot 3116
Football Autographs Geoff Hurst, a colour photograph depicted the England 1966 World Cup winners, signed in black marker pen by Geoff Hurst, 10 x 8 inches; together with Signed First Day Cover, Celebration of Football Wembley 14th May 1966, signed in black ink lower centre by Stanley Matthews. (2) Condition Report: overall good condition with strong signatures.
Lot 149
The Who: A Custom T-Shirt Made For Keith Moon, Designed And Printed By Richard Barnes, 1974, one of only two produced, with distinctive Panic In New York and Moon Doom graphics, the other worn by Keith for the Charlton Athletic Football Club concert, 18th May 1974, this one was the backup and stored ever since, Footnotes: Provenance: From the collection of Richard Barnes, who was Pete Townshend's sixties art school flatmate. Barnes ran the Railway Hotel in 1964 where The Who had a residency. It was at this historic venue that Townshend first smashed his guitar and where managers Kit Lambert and Chris Stamp first met the band. Barnes was the Who's first official biographer with his best-selling book 'The Who: Maximum R&B', first released in 1983. A crowd of some 50,000 attended the day's events at the Charlton football ground, with support acts Lou Reed, Humble Pie, Bad Company, Lindisfarne, Maggie Bell and Montrose. The Who took to the stage that evening and, whilst it wasn't perhaps one of their best concerts musically - Pete Townshend admitted to being drunk - the crowd were well pleased with the characteristic energy of the band's performance. Please contact the department for images of Keith Moon performing in 1974 while wearing the only other shirt produced with this design. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 593
Cardiff Rugby football club commemoration dinner on the occasion of the 75th anniversary of the Cardiff Rugby Football Club at The City Hall, Cardiff on the 22nd Sept 1951 singed by Percy Bush, Cliff Morgan, Rhys Gabe, Rex Willis, J.D. Robins, Cliff Morgan, Frank Trott etc together with a Souvenir of the 75th Anniversary of Cardiff Rugby Football Club, Commemoration Match, British Touring Team, 1950 (Lions) v Cardiff and other rugby programmes
Lot 547
Sporting Medallions (10), Military Shooting Medal, A.R.A. Machine Gun, on ribbon with ‘Bisley’ Top Bar; Royal Navy and Royal Marines Swimming (R.N. Swimming Championships 1970 Water Polo Winning Team); Inter Company Rugby Football Competition; Water Polo (L. L. S. Richer (Capt.); Royal Navy And Army Boxing Association; The Home Counties Cadet Battalions Football Association; Durham University O.T.C.; British Expeditionary Force Recreational Training (Best All Round Athlete XVII Corps Cyc. Bn. France Pte C. Benson 31.7.18); Royal Duke of York’s Military School Dover; Victoria College Jersey Officers Training Corps, all silver, some edge bruises, generally very fine (10) £80-£100
Lot 538
Regimental Medallions (9), Lancashire Yeomanry (Best Section Competition Winners 1908 No. 1 Section No. 1 Troop Sergeant C. M. Bishop. Troop Sergeant. ‘D’ Squadron); Royal Tank Regiment (L/Cpl. W. McIlveen); 3rd Hussars (Troop Football France 1917-18 Presented by Lt. Col. W. T. Wilcox C.M.G.); 3rd Cavalry Rifle Meeting France 1917 (Young Soldiers’ competition won by 1st L.G. Tpr. J. Asplin); Cavalry Club 1925 Service Clubs Cricket Championship (R Lovell); Leicestershire Yeomanry Section Tent Pegging 1937; Tank Corps (C.S.M. E. R. Fenwick B.E.F.); 4th Hussars Regimental Tournament (Inter Section Football 1926 Winners ‘D’ Squadron); Warwickshire Joint Cadet Sports 1919 1 Mile Open, all silver, one with yellow metal mount, some enamelling, generally very fine (9) £100-£140
Lot 540
Regimental Medallions (9), 3rd Hussars Victory Cricket Shield (1925 Tpr. W. Hornby); The Bays Winners Inter-Troop Football; Kings Dragoon Guards Boxing (v The Queens Bays 1931 Bantamweight); Royal Tank Corps 50th Raining Regt R.A.C. sports 1942; 4th Dragoons (L/C Bartlett Boxing); Yorkshire Hussars East Riding Yeomanry (1909 Tpr. C. Allenby); 12th lancers Boxing (Tpr A. Tipper Welterweight); Junior Leaders R.A.C. Tug of War (Winners 1972 100 St); 7th Hussars Cricket (Inter Squadron Cricket Cup 1928 Winners H.Q. Wing R.S.M J. S. Nichols) all silver except the last two; together with a 10th Hussars Sweetheart Brooch made from a regimental button, generally very fine (10) £80-£100
Lot 942
LIVERPOOL AND NORTH WEST POSTAL HISTORY; an interesting scrap album believed to have been compiled by Jabez D Rich and others containing newspaper cuttings, letters, flyers, memorial cards and invitations from the second half of the 19th century. Items include a General Post Office caution flyer dated October 30th 1812, flyer for the service held at the 'Synagogue of the Manchester Hebrew Congregation' on the day of the burial of the Prince Consort, a Post Office Circular, an invitation for the opening of the Mersey Railway dated Wednesday 20th June 1886, a flyer for the 'Penny Postage Jubilee Dinner' 1890, an invitation to the opening ceremony of the new lower level of The Queen's Pier on the Isle of Man, a programme for the 'Grand Football Match' between Liverpool PO and Birmingham PO (undated but 19th century), an invitation for the opening of the Liverpool International Exhibition 1886, and a letter from the City of Liverpool Public Libraries declining the offer to buy this album in 1965 (1)Provenance: Jabez D Rich married Ann Musgrave, the daughter of Thomas Moore Musgrave - English Postmaster. At the time of the marriage Rich was chief clerk and later became postmaster.
Lot 2536
A bronze and polished green stone weighted award set with pair of football boots, pair of shin pads, pair of goalkeeper's gloves, and a football, and a plaque inscribed 'F.A. Non League Club Directory Merit Award 1990/91 Noel White, Liverpool & The Football Association, width 15cm.Condition Report: A few chips to the corners but otherwise OK.
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