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Lot 23
THE HOPPING PRATING CHATT`RING MAGPIE A NEW GAME OF QUESTIONS AND COMMANDS, L, J Marshall, 1820, hand col`d vig ttl, 12 hand col`d ills, hand col`d tailpiece, 12 mo, lacks wraps, no copy traced; + THE COURTSHIP AND MARRIAGE OF JERRY AND KITTY, L, J Harris, 1814, 1st edn, 15 hand col`d engrd ills, ttl pge part excised at foot, some leaves grubby, 16 mo, rebound (not recent) cl gt; + SOLOMON "SOBERSIDES": CHRISTMAS TALES FOR THE AMUSEMENT AND INSTRUCTION OF YOUNG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN IN WINTER EVENINGS, L, J Marshall 1821, hand col`d frontis with two ills (small part loss and repaired), 8 hand col`d ills, 12 mo, old wraps rebkd + two others (5)
Lot 124
JONATHAN GASH, 2 ttls: JADE WOMAN, 1988, 1st edn, orig cl, d/w; THE GREAT CALIFORNIA GAME, 1991, 1st edn, orig cl, d/w + MICHAEL DIBDIN: BACK TO BOLOGNA, 2005, 1st edn, orig cl, d/w + SEBASTIAN FAULKS: DEVIL MAY CARE, 2008, 1st edn, orig cl, d/w + PETER LOVESEY: ROUGH CIDER, 1986, 1st edn, orig cl, d/w + HAMMOND INNES: MEDUSA, 1988, 1st edn, sigd, orig cl, d/w (6)
Lot 697
MARY HARDWICK: LAWN TENNIS FOR WOMEN, 1937, 1st edn, orig cl, d/w slightly worn + G P HUGHES: IMPROVING YOUR TENNIS, 1947, 1st edn, orig cl, d/w worn and soiled + BUDGE PATTY: TENNIS MY WAY, 1951, 1st edn, orig cl, d/w slightly worn + BRIGADIER J G SMYTH: LAWN TENNIS, 1953, 1st edn, orig cl, d/w + NORMAN CUTLER: INSIDE TENNIS, 1954, 1st edn, orig cl gt, d/w + BRIGADIER JOHN SMYTH: THE GAME`S THE SAME, 1956, 1st edn, orig cl gt, d/w + LEW HOAD: MY GAME, 1958, 1st edn, orig cl gt, d/w slightly worn + C Y RICE: MAN WITH A RACQUET THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF PANCHO GONZALES, 1959, orig cl, d/w + MIKE DAVIES: TENNIS REBEL, 1962, 1st edn, orig cl, d/w slightly worn + BOB HARMAN AND KEITH MONROE: USE YOUR HEAD IN TENNIS, 1963, 5th edn, orig cl, d/w (10)
Lot 698
CHARLES HIERONS: LAWN TENNIS HOW TO IMPROVE YOUR GAME, 1925, orig card wraps, worn and soiled + "VANTAGE": LAWN TENNIS, 1928, orig card wraps worn + BETTY NUTHALL: LEARNING LAWN TENNIS, 1928, 1st edn, orig cl worn + HELEN WILLS: TENNIS, 1928, orig cl worn and soiled + H W AUSTIN: LAWN TENNIS BITS AND PIECES, [1930], orig cl worn and soiled + "VANTAGE": LAWN TENNIS AND TABLE TENNIS, [1934], orig card wraps worn + "BUNNY" AUSTIN: LAWN TENNIS MADE EASY, 1935,2nd edn, orig cl worn and soiled + DOROTHY ROUND: MODERN LAWN TENNIS, [1935], orig cl slightly worn + NORMAN H PATTERSON: LAWN TENNIS COURTCRAFT, 1936, 2nd end, orig cl slightly worn + FRED J PERRY: PERRY ON TENNIS, [1936], orig cl + CHARLES HIERONS: HOW TO LEARN LAWN TENNIS, [1922], orig cl slightly worn + MARY HARDWICK AND STANLEY DOUST: LAWN TENNIS, [1937], orig card wraps slightly worn (12)
Lot 24
J[acques] & Son. Palour compendium games double tier wooden box with printed label (the box very worn and defective)" containing a number of games including; Go bang (with box of counters) Table croquet with mallets and printed rules the new game of the Royal Mail or London to Edinburgh folding board; Race game and steeple chase folding board " with box of race horse counters; and a second box with skittles; the lot sold not subject to return(qty)
Lot 178
Gilbert (Sir John" PRWS) The Royal Alphabet of KIn 24 hand-coloured illustrations contemporary red morocco gilt g.e. [c.1841] § Collins (John) The Charter of Kings illustrations original cloth gilt front hinge cracked contemporary inscription on front paste-down 1818 § Satterlee (F. Le Roy) The Game of Cathedrals and Abbeys of England 54 cards including one card of instructions one card duplicated (Newstead Abbey) should be Newcastle Catherdral and has been altered such in red pen one page instruction all shaped in the image of the great east window of Tewkesbury Abbey housed in original box lacking bottom flap 1893 " v.s.(3)
Lot 206
[Baum (L Frank)] The Wonderful Game of Oz later issue" original colour lithograph playing board (480 x 480mm.) 4 wooden playing pieces W-I-Z-A-R-D dice and green wooden casting cup white 4pp. illustrated rules book slightly damaged with tear to rear page within original cardboard box box lid with coloured pictorial label lid damaged on sides a good set Springfield Mass. Parker Brothers Inc. " (Copywright 1921) [c.1939].
Lot 211
Le Jeu de la Petite Cendrillon spiral board game of numbered squares depicting juvenile pursuits and fairy tale horrors" with a larger scene from Cinderella performed in various Parisian theatres depicted in each corner engraved gameboard on laid paper 410 x 450mm. a short split at the head of a central vertical fold surface dust lower sheet edge frayed but well outside the plate upper margin reduced Paris Madame Veuve Chereau " mid 18th century.
Lot 287
Bobby Bear`s Annual" 1947 a collection of ink drawings on sixty eight sheets including a double-page "Crazy Maze" 298mm. by 400mm.; and illustrations to various stories and puzzles some signed by Marda Brown another initialled G.E.B. many with overlays indicating areas to be printed in colour; and a similar collection for the 1965 annual on fifty nine sheets including a double-page board game "A Trip to the Moon" 366mm. by 575mm.; illustrations to four stories in cartoon strip form and other stories and puzzles with various proofs and hand-coloured overlays various sizes. ***Stories in the 1947 annual were by Arthur Groom Samuel Jeans " and Doris M. Lee.
Lot 288
Bobby Bear`s Annual" 1952 a collection of watercolour drawings on sixty eight sheets including double-page endpaper design slightly defective at edges 448mm. by 640mm.; a double-page board game "Bobby`s Christmas Party" 365mm. by 538mm.; pictorial title-page 335mm. by 286mm. full-page illustrations for "The Treasure Hunt" "The Cookery Queen" "A Queue-iet Day at the Sea" and "The Knit-Wits" approximately 350mm. by 270mm. and other illustrations for stories verses and puzzles various sizes. ***An almost complete collection of the drawings for this annual. A copy of the book is included in the lot with text by Arthur Groom Madeleine Collier " and Silvey A. Clarke.
Lot 289
Bobby Bear`s Annual" 1954 a large collection of watercolour drawings on eighty sheets including endpaper design 392mm. by 570mm. a double-page board game "The Country Ramble" 318mm. by 551mm. four large designs for illustrations across two pages approximately 210mm. by 505mm. frontispiece pictorial title-page one full-page illustration and two sets of illustrations to "Bobby and the Waxworks" and "Ruby finds a Puppy" both on two pages the full-page designs approximately 350mm. by 510mm. ***Apart from the cover design the drawings appear to be complete illustrating stories and games by Arthur Groom " and verses by Madelaine Collier.
Lot 290
Bobby Bear`s Annual" 1956 a collection of watercolour drawings on thirty nine sheets including double-page endpapers defective a double-page board game "A Trip Round the World" 331mm. by 560mm. three double-page illustrations 396mm. by 635mm. 279mm. by 635mm. and 325mm. by 542mm. frontispiece and pictorial title-page approximately 335mm. by 270mm. other illustrations and one in ink " various sizes.
Lot 229
A group of cricket books and publications, comprising: England v Australia by J.N. Pentelow, Scores of the Oxford & Cambridge Cricket Matches from 1827 (published 2898), The Jubilee Book of Cricket by K.S. Ranjitsinhji, Cricket of To-Day Illustrated, Imperial Cricket by P.F. Warner, and three two bound volumes of Cricket A Weekly Record of the Game for 1884 (boards) 1891 and 1894 (soft covers), Kings of Cricket by Richard Daft, and Chronicles of Cricket, facsimile reprints of Nyren, Lillywhite & Denison
Lot 271
A triple-signed photograph of the legendary Yorkshire batsmen Herbert Sutcliffe, Len Hutton and Geoff Boycott, 6 by 4in. b&w photograph, all signatures in blue biro, from the occasion of the 1977 Ashes Test at Headingley and the lot also includes a scorecard for this match signed in blue biro by Geoff Boycott who top scored in the game with 191, both items framed & glazed (2)
Lot 362
Football League itineraries and tickets, three itineraries for England Inter-League matches v Scotland at Leicester City FC 19th March 1927, v Ireland at Newcastle United FC 21st September 1927 and v Scotland at Ibrox Park 10th March 1928, a ticket stub for the Newcastle match and a ticket for the Ibrox game; together with a ticket for a Grand Charity Match in aid of the Fleetwood Relief Fund, Football League XI v Blackpool at Bloomfield Road 23rd November 1927 (6)
Lot 463
The FIFA 1970 World Cup winner`s medal awarded to Brazil`s Everaldo Marques da Silva, in .750 continental gold, signed Peka, the obverse inscribed F.I.F.A., the reverse inscribed CAMPEONATO MUNDIAL DE FUTBOL, COPA JULES RIMET, MEXICO, 1970. In winning the Jules Rimet Trophy for the third time the Brazilian team of 1970 made history in doing so and produced some of the most breathtaking football ever seem. Arguably `the team of the century,` Marion Zagalo`s Brazilians defeated Italy 4-1 in the World Cup final played at the Azteca Stadium, Mexico City, on 21st June 1970. Everaldo Marques de Silva, squad number 16, played in every Brazil game during the tournament with the exception of the quarter-final v Peru. Known simply as Everaldo, the left-sided defender was born 11th September 1944 in Porto Alegre and played his club football for Gremio. The golden star in Gremio`s club flag was added in 1970 in homage of his part in the World Cup victory. Everaldo won a total of 29 international caps between 1967 and 1972 and appeared on a losing Brazilian side on just one occasion during his career in October 1968. Other career honours included the award of the Brazilian Silver Ball in 1970, winner of the Roca Cup with Brazil in 1967, winner of the Campeonato Gaucho in 1964, 1966, 1967 & 1968 with Gremio and winner of the Rio Branco Cup in 1967 also with Gremio. Tragically the Brazilian World Cup winner died young, through fatal injuries sustained in a car crash driving his Dodge Dart near Santa Cruz do Sul on 28th October 1974. He was still playing professional football for Gremio at this time. This auction offers a rare opportunity of acquiring a World Cup winner`s medal associated with the `Beautiful Team` of 1970 and is sold with various papers of provenance.
Lot 544
A bound volume of Millwall programmes from the first season at The Den in 1910-11, comprising a full set of 19 first-team Southern League fixtures, a London Professional Challenge Cup v Woolwich Arsenal, Southern League v Scottish League, London Charity Competition v Crystal Palace, a full international England v Wales 13th March 1911 (line-ups including Pennington, Wedlock, Woodward, Meredith etc.), a friendly v West Ham United and 3 Kent League reserves fixture, all programmes with covers preserved, dark blue cloth covered boards. In the first programme in the volume, being the opening game of the season v New Brompton on 3rd September 1910, the editor`s notes includes an apology to supporters for the fact that the club`s new ground of The Den was not quite ready for the opening match as planned and confirming that the game was to be played at "the old enclosure." Then follows an assurance to supporters that all would be ready at New Cross for the second home fixture against West Ham United on 24th September. The West Ham programme then offers a further apology with the club Directors at pains to point out that they are "in no way responsible for the delay" and that their contractors had been unable to obtain necessary ironwork. The Den finally opened its doors to the public on 22nd October for the Southern League fixture v Brighton. The first programme also introduces itself under the heading "The New Programme", the notes reading "We believe the rank and file of our supporters will appreciate the effort which is being made to publish an attractive Official Programme, a feature carried out by almost every club throughout the Leagues. It is the intention of the Directors to intimate to their supporters through the medium of this publication the whole of the business that is available for publicity. This, the first issue, speaks for itself and generally indicates the contents from week to week. By co-operation with the publishers of other League Club Programmes we hope at different times to present some interesting articles on players past and present, as well as striking portraits of visiting players and officials."
Lot 546
A bound volume of Millwall programmes season 1914-15, comprising a full set of 19 first-team Southern League fixtures, a practice match Probables v Possibles, a friendly match in aid of The Prince of Wales War Relief Fund v Crystal Palace, London Charity Cup v Clapton Orient, two London Challenge Cup v Ilford and v The Arsenal, English Cup v Clapton Orient and replay v Bolton Wanderers, reserves fixtures comprising a full set of 8 London League and 11 friendlies including a postponed v Chelmsford 23.1.15 (visitors did not show up due to delay on railway), other games played at The Den comprising Southern League v Scottish League and the F.A. Amateur Cup final Clapton v Bishop Auckland, all programmes with covers preserved where issued, dark blue cloth covered boards. The fixture/results list printed in the programme records a reserves friendly v Nunhead on 30th January for which no programme was bound into the volume, if indeed one was issued for the game
Lot 547
A rare bound volume of Millwall programmes for the wartime season 1915-16, containing 19 very scarce single-sheet issues for special wartime arrangement fixtures, lacking only the Crystal Palace game on 29th April, opposition comprising Arsenal (twice), Brentford, Chelsea, Clapton Orient, Croydon Common (twice), Crystal Palace, Fulham (twice), Luton, QPR (twice), Reading, Tottenham Hotspur, Watford, West Ham (twice) and The Scots Guards, dark blue cloth covered boards
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Lot 617
An early surviving reference of football being played in England [Cumberland] in the form of a manuscript ode composed in 1803, an ode of 26 lines hand written in pen & ink and signed by two schoolboys Thomas Caddy and John Steel on August 18th 1803, the ode imploring their schoolmaster "... All holidays and feasts through the year ... likewise a football and a good fat hen against Shirovetide [sic] we claim from you again ..." Research has uncovered a Thomas Caddy, the son of William Caddy, born in 1786, and a John Steel, born in 1787, both in Cumberland. The history of football played on Shrovetide in Great Britain is well documented, and has an extensive account between pages 68 and 153 of "Uppies and Downies, The Extraordinary Football Games of Britain" by Hugh Hornby, published by English Heritage in 2008. The book also illustrates the painting by Alexander Carse of the Shrove Tuesday Match at Jedburgh in 1818. He was one of the first artists to depict football as his subject. A woodcut of "Football, Kingston-upon-Thames, Shrove Tuesday, Feb 24th 1846" by Phillipson is in the FIFA Museum Collection. This exciting manuscript discovery throws further light on the popularity of the sport when in its infancy and 60 years before the laws of the game were unified by the formation of the Football Association. The full 26 line ode reads as follows: Honoured, Master Wonder not Why these come to hand, For the naked truth you soon shall understand, To labour always neither man nor Beast, Is able, we require some rest, According to the old custom we Attempt, To bolt the door and take our merement, To day, also tomorrow we demand, For recreation can you this withstand, Ten days before Christ blest Nativity, With all the feasts until Epiphany, Ten days at Shirovetide ten at Easter just, All Saturdays, and ten at Pentecost, All Holidays & Feasts through the year, We may at Church but not at school appear, Likewise a football and a good fat hen, Against Shirovetide we claim from you again, And further more when we have let you in, Look that against us you comit no sin, Until one month be past give no abuse, For if you do you shall find no excuse, Tryumphantly we will turn you out of Doors, With patience submitting to our powers, And also we hope you will consent, To sign the bill and grant us meriment, In recompense whereof we will not fail, To give you and your friend a glass of Ale Signed by me Thos. Caddy, John Steel, Augt. 18th. 1803 the reverse signed William Caddy, Thomas`s father
Lot 655
A postcard that is believed to provide the earliest known image of Dixie Dean in an Everton shirt, pictured in a formal team-group with his Everton team-mates and the players of St Francis Xavier`s College, with whom Everton traditionally staged an end of season game, this image being from season 1924-25 shortly after Dean had been transferred to Everton from Tranmere Rovers
Lot 683
A Maradona match-worn practice jersey 1986, a short-sleeved white & red No.10; sold with a COA from Jose Maria Pantano, who was the AFA`s Chief of Security, and has been given the jersey (2) This jersey was worn by Maradona in a specially arranged practice match just before the start of Argentina`s 1986 World Cup finals campaign in Mexico. The game was between the Argentina `starters` and `the bench`, who wore a similar jersey but in blue
Lot 756
Paul Gascoigne`s Newcastle United debut jersey worn in the match v Queen`s Park Rangers 13th April 1985, a short-sleeved black & white striped No.12 substitute`s jersey; sold with a document of authenticity from Newcastle United FC (2) This jersey was originally sold at Christie`s Auctioneers in December 1998. The Christie`s catalogue read as follows: The jersey was given to the vendor by Gordon McKeag, who was chairman of Newcastle United from 1988 to 1990, and a club Director from 1972 to 1991. The shirt relates to Gazza`s debut against Queen`s Park Rangers as a substitute on 13th April 1985. The jersey is accompanied by a sheet of Newcastle United headed note paper with the General Manager`s compliments which had been inscribed in ink "Paul Gascoigne`s strip-first game against Queen`s Park Rangers."
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