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Taxidermy: Indian Leopard Skin Rug (Panthera pardus fusca), circa 1894, India, large adult flatskin rug with head mount, jaw agape, with glass eyes, limbs outstretched, backed onto red canvas material ,with a double black and red serrated border, nose to tail 234cm, across the forelimbs 139cm, across the rear limbs 141cm, mounted upon a period wall hanging wooden frame, two Panthers are mentioned within the game book entries, listed as no. 53 & 54, hand written note in blue ink within game book, this example was taken in 1894 by J. Campbell.CITES Annex A, Appendix I (exempt)

Antlers/Horns: Blue Sheep or Bharal (Pseudois nayaur nayaur), circa 1855, Northern India, large adult ram horns on cut upper skull cap, right horn 60.5cm (23½"), left horn 57.5cm (22¼"), widest span 71cm, tip to tip 66.5cm, mounted upon a hardwood shield, with small attached plaque "61 Burhel 23½ X 11¼ X 26¾", reference within game book entry -"The following 24 specimens were killed by George Greig, late 93rd High's, and sent here in 1899 on the death of Col A.C. Nightingale in whose house there were hanging"

Antlers/Horns: Blue Sheep or Bharal (Pseudois nayaur nayaur), circa 1855, Northern India, Rowland Ward Record Class, large adult ram horns on upper skull, right horn 68cm (26½"), left horn 65cm (25¼"), widest span 65cm, tip to tip 47.5 cm, mounted upon a hardwood shield, with small attached plaque "63 G.Grieg, Burhel 26¼" length,12¾" circumference, 19" tip to tip", reference within game book entry -"The following 24 specimens were killed by George Greig, late 93rd High's, and sent here in 1899 on the death of Col A.C. Nightingale in whose house there were hanging".back of the skull cut.

Antlers/Horns: Indian Blackbuck (Antilope cervicapra), circa 1893, India, two sets of adult male horns on cut upper skulls, each mounted upon matching ebonised shields, painted number 12 to each, reference within the game book entry - "No. 11&12, there are many of these in the house mostly numbered 11, some very good specimens", (2)

Antlers/Horns: Blue Sheep or Bharal (Pseudois nayaur nayaur), circa 1855, Ladakh Kashmir, India, Rowland Ward World Record Class, large adult ram horns on cut upper skull cap, right horn 79.5cm (31½"), left horn 75cm (29¼"), circumference (13½"), widest span 71cm, tip to tip 56.5cm (22½"), mounted upon a hardwood shield, reference within game book entry -" The following 24 specimens were killed by George Greig, late 93rd High's, and sent here in 1899 on the death of Col A.C. Nightingale in whose house there were hanging", entered into Rowland Wards Records of Big game dated 1896 in position 2, as being taken by J. Campbell of Kilberry, incorrectly entered, as George Grieg was the hunter, currently ranked at position three in Rowland Wards Records of Big Game twenty sixth edition, volume II, dated 2002.

Taxidermy: Female Springbok Hybrid (Antidorcas marsupialis), modern, a very rare cross breed between a Springbok and a Gerenuk, shoulder mount looking straight ahead, 44cm from the wall, height 68cmWith green game tag TBE No-0754301 attached

Antlers/Horns: Indian Sambar (Cervus unicolor niger) dated 1868, Wurdwan Valley, Kashmir, Northern India, adult stag antlers on cut upper skull, right antler 89cm (35"), left antler 85cm (33½"), tip to tip 68.5cm (27"), widest span 84cm (33"), mounted upon a shaped ebonised shield, reference within game book entry - "No 26, Bara Singha shot in Wurdwan Valley, Kashmir by R. Gordon 93rd Highrs", bearing white metal plaque - "Shot on 10th May 1868, Lullutpore, India, Lt R. Gordon 93rd Highrs".antlers have been historically cut and re-fitted back onto the skull, both antlers are slightly loose.

Taxidermy: Lowland Bongo (Tragelaphus eurycerus eurycerus), dated 1964, Bangassou, Central African Republic, attributed to Rowland Ward Ltd, Nairobi, Kenya, a large adult male shoulder mount with head turning slightly to the left, right horn 61.5cm (24"), left horn 62cm (24¼"), tip to tip 24cm, from the wall 68cm, height 118cm, mounted upon a typical period shaped oak shield, bearing ivorine plaque to shield base - "BONGO, Bangassou, CAR, Sep.22 1964, W.H. Hale", bearing hand written Obituary for William Holden Hale to verso of shield, " He entered the colonial service in 1930 serving as district office. He became Chief Game warden for Kenya where he shot this Bongo and a Hunters Hartebeest, died in 1996". Condition report: split to side of right ear, various hair loss and fading the rear of both ear lobes, contrary to the obituary note on the verso of the shield - this Bongo was shot in the Central African Republic and Not in Kenya as stated.

Antlers/Horns: Assam Water Buffalo (Bubalus arnee), circa 1852, Assam Northern India, a very large set of adult bull horns on upper skull, right horn 162.5cm (64"), left horn 164cm (64½"), widest span 166cm (65½"), tip to tip 108cm (42½"), painted number to forehead K, 11-6½, 3, entry reference within the game book notes - no 3. Assam Buffalo Cow Shot by my uncle Major Robert Campbell and sent home at the same time as Nos 1&2". Recorded as No 4 in the Rowland Ward Records of Big Game dated 1896, hand written note to page 267 by Sir John Campbell - "These two were shot by my uncle Col Robert Campbell but are in the possession of Sir John Campbell of Kilberry to whose father they were given by my father. When i sent the measurement to Rowland Ward i told him this, but he has nonetheless entered them wrongly as belonging to me, dated 1896"Measured using Rowland Ward method 10.

Antlers/Horns: Axis Deer or Chital (Axis axis), circa 1855, India, adult buck antlers on cut upper skull cap, eight points (4+4), right antler 67cm (26¼"), left antler 67.5cm (26½"), tip to tip 45cm (17¾"), widest span 50cm (19¾"), height 75cm, mounted upon a shaped shield, another set on cut upper skull cap, nine points (4+5), right antler 75cm (29½"), left antler 78cm (30¾"), tip to tip 56cm, widest span 64cm, height 51cm, each with painted number No 14 to shield, reference within game book entry - "Cheetul Stags, shot by George Grieg. There are a good many of these heads and several are marked 13 as it is no use entering them all in detail", (2)

Antlers/Horns: Pujab Urial or Salt range Urial (Ovis vignei punjabiensis), circa 1865-1866, Salt Range, Punjab, Pakistan, adult ram horns on cut upper skull, right horn 57cm (22¼"), left horn 60cm (23½"), widest span 55cm (21¾"), tip to tip 39cm (15½"), mounted upon a shaped ebonised shield, painted number 29 to shield, reference within game book entry - 2"9 Oorial 23½" X 9½", shot in the Salt Range, Punjab 1866 or /65", another set on cut upper skull, right horn 56.5cm (22"), left horn 54.5cm (21¼"), widest span 46cm (18"), tip to tip 31cm (12¼"), mounted upon a shaped ebonised shield, painted number 33 to shield, reference within game book entry - "33 Oorial shot at same time as 29 & 30" (2)

Antlers/Horns: Mid-Asian Ibex (Capra sibirica alaiana), circa 1855, Tilail Valley, Kashmir, Northern India, a set of large adult horns on cut upper skull cap, right horn (cut to tip) 71cm (27¾"), left horn 97cm (38"), tip to tip 64cm, mounted upon a hardwood shield, with small attached plaque "57 Grieg, Ibex 38 inches", reference within game book entry - "No 58 Ibex Himalayan 38 inches length of horn, The following 24 specimens were killed by George Greig, late 93rd High's, and sent here in 1899 on the death of Col A.C. Nightingale in whose house there were hangingEnd of the right horn missing.

Antlers/Horns; Indian Sambar (Cervus unicolor niger), circa 1852, adult stag antlers on cut upper skull cap, with heavy pearling to the antlers, right antler 79.5cm (31"), left antler 82.5cm (32¼"), tip to tip 70.5cm (28"), widest span 81cm (32"), painted number to skull cap 17, reference within game book entry - No 17. Sambar Stag (Major R. Campbell, Assam), another set of adult Sambar stag antlers on skin covered cut frontlet, right antler 74cm (29"), left antler 75.5cm (29½"), tip to tip 70cm (29"), widest span 76cm (30"), mounted upon a homemade shield, painted number 19 to forehead, reference within game book entry - No 17. Sambar Stag (Major R. Campbell, Assam), together with a large set of cast adult stag Sambar antlers, right antler 91cm (35½"), left antler 94cm (36¾"), another young adult set of antlers on cut frontlet, mounted upon a shaped shield, (qty)

Antlers/Horns: Axis Deer or Chital (Axis axis), circa 1855, India, adult buck antlers on cut upper skull cap, eight points (4+4), right antler 81.5cm (32"), left antler 77cm (30¼"), tip to tip 31cm (12¼"), widest span 50cm (19¾"), height 66cm, mounted upon a shaped shield, another set on cut frontlet, six points (3+3), right antler 63.5cm (25"), left antler 66cm (26"), tip to tip 38.5cm, widest span 45cm, height 71cm, a third set on cut upper skull cap, six points (3+3), right antler 73.5cm (29"), left antler 72cm (28¼"), tip to tip 35cm, widest span 46.5cm, height 77cm, each with painted number No 13 to skull, reference within game book entry - "Cheetul Stags, shot by George Grieg. There are a good many of these heads and several are marked 13 as it is no use entering them all in detail", (3)

Antlers/Horns: Indian Sambar (Cervus unicolor niger) circa 1855, India, large adult stag antlers on upper skull, right antler 91.5cm (36"), left antler 90cm (35½"), tip to tip 72cm (28¼"), widest span 87.5cm (34½"), mounted upon a hard wood shield, with small attached plaque "66 Sambar 37" X 7" X 28¼", reference within game book entry - "No 66, The following 24 specimens were killed by George Greig, late 93rd High's, and sent here in 1899 on the death of Col A.C. Nightingale in whose house there were hanging",the back of the skull has been cut.

Antlers/Horns: Chinkara or Ravine Deer (Gazella bennettii), circa mid-late 19th century, Rowland Ward Record Class adult male head mount, right horn 32.5cm (12¾"), left horn 32.5cm (12¾"), tip to tip 17cm, mounted upon a rustic shaped shield, with small attached plaque faintly inscribed "Chinkara", another set of Rowland Ward Record Class adult male horns on upper skull, right horn 27.5cm (10½"), left horn 28.5cm (11"), tip to tip 14cm, mounted upon a hardwood shield, with small attached plaque "76 Ravine Deer", reference within game book entry -"The following 24 specimens were killed by George Greig, late 93rd High's, and sent here in 1899 on the death of Col A.C. Nightingale in whose house there were hanging", together with four other good sized Chinkara horns on cut upper skulls, mounted upon matching ebonised shields, two examples bearing painted number 9, the other two examples number 10, reference within game book entry - "No 9 & 10, Heads of Indian Ravine Deer, shot probably in the Salt Range but i shot a good many in different places". (6)

Taxidermy: Himalayan Tahr (Hemitragus jemlahicus), circa 1855, Northern India, adult head mount on home made shield, right horn 33cm (12¾"), left horn 35cm (13½"), tip to tip 14cm (5½"), from the wall 29.5cm, height 42cm, with small attached plaque to verso - 60 Greig, Thar 13½" X 9½" X 5⅝", reference within game book entry -"The following 24 specimens were killed by George Greig, late 93rd High's, and sent here in 1899 on the death of Col A.C. Nightingale in whose house there were hanging".

Antlers/Horns: Indian Blackbuck (Antilope cervicapra), circa 1893, India, two sets of adult male horns on cut upper skulls, each mounted upon matching ebonised shields, painted number 11 to each, reference within the game book entry - "No. 11&12, there are many of these in the house mostly numbered 11, some very good specimens", (2)

Antlers/Horns: Axis Deer or Chital (Axis axis), circa 1855, India, adult buck antlers on cut upper skull, seven points (4+3), right antler 87.5cm (34½"), left antler 90.5cm (35½"), tip to tip 59cm (24¼"), widest span 66.5cm (26¼"), height 84cm, mounted upon a shaped shield, reference within game book entry - No 69 Chital (Cervus axis), 34½", 4¾", 23⅜", 24¼" (4+4 points) -The following 24 specimens were killed by George Greig, late 93rd High's, and sent here in 1899 on the death of Col A.C. Nightingale in whose house there were hanging".

Antlers/Horns: Hangul or Kashmir Deer (Cervus elaphus hanglu), dated 1866, Kashmir, India, adult stag antlers on cut upper skull cap, 11 points (6+5), widest span 108.5cm, height 85cm, mounted upon a rustic shaped shield, hand written text to verso of shield "Kashmir, Barra Singha, 1866", painted number 6 to shield, reference within game book entry, - "Horns of Bara Singha Stag, from Kashmir, They were given to me, i have never fired at a Barra Singha although i have sometimes seen them".With CITES Article 10 (non-transferable) licence no.619545/01

Antlers/Horns: Indian Blackbuck (Antilope cervicapra), circa 1893, India, two sets of adult male horns on cut upper skulls, each mounted upon matching ebonised shields, faintly painted number 11 to each, reference within the game book entry - "No. 11&12, there are many of these in the house mostly numbered 11, some very good specimens", (2)

Antlers/Horns: Indian Blackbuck (Antilope cervicapra), circa 1855, India, three sets of adult male horns on cut upper skulls, each mounted upon similar shaped shields, each with faintly written attached identification plaque, reference within game book entry -"The following 24 specimens were killed by George Greig, late 93rd High's, and sent here in 1899 on the death of Col A.C. Nightingale in whose house there were hanging". (3)

Taxidermy: Mid-Asian Ibex (Capra sibirica alaiana) circa 1893, Baltistan, Kashmir, adult male neck mount looking straight ahead, right horn 96.5cm (38"), left horn 95.5cm (37¼"), tip to tip 32cm (12¾"), from the wall 45cm, height 81cm, faint painted number to left horn 38, reference within game book entry - "38 Ibex shot by J. Campbell, 93rd Highlanders (my son), in Baltistan, Kashmir in 1893"

Taxidermy: Himalayan Tahr (Hemitragus jemlahicus), circa 1855, Northern India, adult head mount on home made shield, right horn 37.5cm (14½"), left horn 36.5cm (14¼"), tip to tip 14.5cm (5¾"), from the wall 30cm, height 41cm, with small attached plaque to verso - 59 Greig, Thar 14½" X 9" girth X 5¾ from tip of top horn", reference within game book entry -"The following 24 specimens were killed by George Greig, late 93rd High's, and sent here in 1899 on the death of Col A.C. Nightingale in whose house there were hanging".

Taxidermy: Mid-Asian Ibex (Capra sibirica alaiana) circa 1893, Baltistan, Kashmir, adult male neck mount looking straight ahead, right horn 95cm (37"), left horn 92.5cm (36¼"), tip to tip 22cm (8¾"), from the wall 45cm, height 73cm, faint painted number to left horn 37, reference within game book entry - "37 Ibex shot by J. Campbell, 93rd Highlanders (my son), in Baltistan, Kashmir in 1893"

Antlers/Horns: Hog Deer / Muntjac / Four-Horned Antelope, circa late 19th century, Rowland Ward Record Class Adult male Hog deer antlers on upper skull (damaged), right antler 44.5cm (17¼"), left antler 44.5cm (17¼"), tip to tip 30.5cm, mounted upon a hardwood shield, with small attached plaque "16 Hog Deer 17¼ X 3½ X ??", reference within game book entry -" Is a Hog Deer also Shot by George Greig". Rowland Ward World Record Class Four-horned antelope adult male horns on part upper skull, right horn 11cm (4¼"), left horn 11.5cm (4½"), fore right horn 7cm (2½"), left fore horn 3cm (1"), mounted upon a hardwood shield, with small attached plaque "82 Grieg, Four horned ant", reference within game book entry -"The following 24 specimens were killed by George Greig, late 93rd High's, and sent here in 1899 on the death of Col A.C. Nightingale in whose house there were hanging". A set of adult male Muntjac deer antlers on cut upper skull, mounted upon a hardwood shield, with small attached plaque "77 Barking Deer 6 X 2½" X 3⅜", reference within game book entry -"The following 24 specimens were killed by George Greig, late 93rd High's, and sent here in 1899 on the death of Col A.C. Nightingale in whose house there were hanging", (3)Condition report: Hog deer nasal area broken across the nose and throughout the upper jaw-still attached to the sheild but has damage, one antler tine on left antler missing.

Antlers/Horns: Axis Deer or Chital (Axis axis), circa 1855, India, adult buck antlers on cut upper skull, six points (3+3), right antler 74cm (29"), left antler 72cm (28"), tip to tip 47.5cm (tips broken) (18¾"), widest span 56cm (22"), height 69cm, mounted upon a shaped shield, another set on cut upper skull cap, six points (3+3), right antler 75.5cm (29½"), left antler 78.5cm (30¾"), tip to tip 40.5cm, widest span 53cm, height 60cm, each with painted number No 7 to shield, applied number refers to a Nilgai, reference within game book entry - "a great many of these were shot by George Grieg", (2)

Natural History Books: Rowland Ward Records of Big Game, The Badminton Library Of Big Game Shooting, a single volume Rowland Ward records of Big Game and Measurements of Horns, and Field Notes, dated 1896, three volumes of The Badminton Library of Sports and Pastimes, dated 1894, two copies of volume 1, including a single copy of volume 2, (4)Condition report: inside cover of Volume II Badmington Libray signed "Angus Campbell", inside cover of Volume I Badmington Library signed "J, Campbell of Kilberry", inside cover of second Volume I Badmington Labrary signed "Angus Campbell", cover of Rowland Ward Records of Big Game marked to the top "Kilberry", also bearing Kilberry Library label to inside cover, signed to frontice page "J.Campbell, Kilberry".

Antlers/Horns: Hangul or Kashmir Deer (Cervus elaphus hanglu), circa late 19th century, Kashmir, India, adult stag antlers on cut upper skull cap, 9 points (5+4), widest span 99cm, height 58cm, mounted upon a rustic shaped shield, reference within game book entry, - "Horns of Bara Singha Stag, from Kashmir, They were given to me, i have never fired at a Bara Singha although i have sometimes seen them".With CITES Article 10 (non-transferable) licence no.610535/01

Antlers/Horns: Blue Sheep or Bharal (Pseudois nayaur nayaur), circa 1855, Northern India, Rowland Ward Record Class, large adult ram horns on upper skull, right horn 64cm (25"), left horn 65cm (25¼"), widest span 73cm, tip to tip 64½ cm, mounted upon a hardwood shield, with small attached plaque "62 G.Grieg, Burhel 25½ X 11¾ X 26", reference within game book entry -"The following 24 specimens were killed by George Greig, late 93rd High's, and sent here in 1899 on the death of Col A.C. Nightingale in whose house there were hanging".

Antlers/Horns: Hangul or Kashmir Deer (Cervus elaphus hanglu), circa late 19th century, Kashmir, India, adult stag antlers on cut upper skull cap, 10 points (5+5), widest span 104cm, height 66cm, mounted upon a rustic shaped shield, painted number 5 to shield, reference within game book entry, - "Horns of Bara Singha Stag, from Kashmir, They were given to me, i have never fired at a Bara Singha although i have sometimes seen them".With CITES Article 10 (non-transferable) licence no.610544/01

Taxidermy: Astor Markhor (Capra falconeri falconeri), circa 1896, Kashmir, Northern India, adult male neck mount looking straight ahead, right horn 67.5cm, left horn 66.5cm, tip to tip 68cm, from the wall 50cm, height 73cm, faintly painted number "43" to side of right horn, reference within the game book entry - "Markhor shot by Jock in Kashmir 1896",Measured using Rowland Ward method 9.

Antlers/Horns: Indian Water Buffalo (Bubalus arnee), circa 1855, Central India, a large set of adult bull horns on cut frontlet, right horn 109cm (42¾"), left horn 108.5cm (42½"), widest span 115cm (45"), tip to tip 74cm (29"), mounted upon a hardwood shield, with small attached plaque "65, Arnee 43½" X 12½" X 29", reference within game book entry - "No 65 Arnee", The following 24 specimens were killed by George Greig, late 93rd High's, and sent here in 1899 on the death of Col A.C. Nightingale in whose house there were hanging".Measured using Rowland Ward Method 10Condition report: Left horn repaired.

Taxidermy: Bengal Tiger Skin Rug (Panthera tigris tigris), circa 1888-1891, by Rowland Ward, Taxidermy, 166 Piccadilly, London, adult skin rug with head mount, jaw agape, glass eyes, mounted upon typical original canvas backing, with red serrated felt border, nose to tail 277cm, across the forelimbs 197cm, across the rear limbs 180cm, entry within the game book notes - "2 Tiger skins remain also one with skull mounted, (one of Sir Edwrd Durand's my other grandfr's, trophies), i understand that the old skins were nailed to the walls, and that my mother introduced the idea of mounting two skins on batons so that they can be taken down for cleaning".Sir Edward Durand was stationed in Nepal circa 1888-1891. the skin overall is quite stiff as being hung attached to a stretcher for many years within the hall way of Kilberry, ( i have it rolled at the moment so their is some flexibility), it does require a good clean and i feel this will benefit it massively, the overall pile of the fur is excellent as having never been laid out on the floor, and the colour is also very good as it was hung out of direct sunlight within the hall way, (cleaning would bring it out even more), the gumline as you will see in the images has cracked over the years, the upper left and lower left fang is chipped (damaged). please refer to additional images available on tennants website for further inspection.

Antlers/Horns: Wild Goat & Black-Faced Sheep Game Trophies, dated 2006 & 2010, a set of adult Wild billy goat horns on upper skull, widest span 79cm, height 62cm, mounted upon a shaped shield, bearing engraved brass plaque "Wild Goat, Silver Medal, Barmouth, 05. 11. 2010", together with a set of adult Black-faced sheep horns on cut upper skull, widest span 53.5cm, height 48cm, with embedded spent bullet casing to the forehead, bearing engraved brass plaque "Beast of Barras, 24. 03. 06", (2)

Antlers/Horns: Indian Blackbuck (Antilope cervicapra), circa 1893, India, two sets of adult male horns on cut upper skulls, each mounted upon matching ebonised shields, painted number 12 to each, reference within the game book entry - "No. 11&12, there are many of these in the house mostly numbered 11, some very good specimens", (2)

Horns/Skulls: A Trio of African Game Trophy Skulls, dated early 21st century, South Africa, a large set of adult bull Cape Greater Kudu horns on cut frontlet, right horn 121cm, left horn 118cm, tip to tip 85.5cm, mounted upon a hardwood shield, bearing attached engraved brass plaque "Kudu 23-10-04, Zimbabwe", Blue Wildebeest adult bull horns on upper skull, widest span 64cm, tip to tip 32cm, mounted upon a pine shield, together with original mounted tail fly swat with horn handle, with identification plaque "Blue Wildebeest, Umlilo, 28-10-07", Common Waterbuck horns on cut upper skull, right horn 54cm, left horn 59cm, tip to tip 31cm, mounted upon a hardwood shield, together with original mounted tail fly swat with horn handle, bearing attached engraved brass plaque "Waterbuck, Upper Lupenda, Zambia, 08-10-2005", (3)Condition report: Waterbuck nasal bone repaired, right horn tip broken off (peri-mortem).

Antlers/Horns: Indian Water Buffalo (Bubalus arnee), circa 1901, Central India, a large set of adult bull horns on upper skull, right horn 104.5cm (41"), left horn 107cm (42"), widest span 124cm (48¾"), tip to tip 97cm (38¼"), entry reference within the game book notes - no 84. Buffalo Bull, killed by Jock in Central India in 1901". Measured using Rowland Ward Method 10.

Skins/Hides: A Collection of African & European Game Trophy Hides, circa early 21st century, to include - Sable antelope flank skin, Fallow buck back skin, Bush buck back skin, Duiker flank skin, Impala back skins, Brown Springbok back skin, Kudu flank skin, Steenbok flank skin, Springbok back skin, (10)

Football Ray Wilkins 16x12 overall Chelsea mounted signature piece includes signed album page and colour photo pictured during his playing days with Chelsea. Raymond Colin Wilkins, MBE (14 September 1956 - 4 April 2018) was an English football player and coach. Born into a footballing family with his father and three brothers involved in the game, Wilkins played as a midfielder. He began his career at Chelsea, where he was appointed captain at the age of 18, and later played for clubs including Manchester United, A. C. Milan, Queens Park Rangers and Rangers. He won 84 caps for the England national football team from 1976 to 1986, playing at UEFA Euro 1980 and the 1982 and 1986 FIFA World Cups. Good condition Est.

Ray Wilkins signed Manchester United 12x8 colour photo. Raymond Colin Wilkins, MBE (14 September 1956 - 4 April 2018) was an English football player and coach. Born into a footballing family with his father and three brothers involved in the game, Wilkins played as a midfielder. He began his career at Chelsea, where he was appointed captain at the age of 18, and later played for clubs including Manchester United, A.C. Milan, Queens Park Rangers and Rangers. He won 84 caps for the England national football team from 1976 to 1986, playing at UEFA Euro 1980 and the 1982 and 1986 FIFA World Cups. Good condition Est.

Nobby Stiles signed Manchester United 12x8 colour photo. Norbert Peter Stiles MBE (18 May 1942 - 30 October 2020) was an English footballer and manager. He played for England for five years, winning 28 caps and scoring one goal. He played every minute of England's victorious 1966 FIFA World Cup campaign. In the semi-final of that tournament against Portugal, he was given the job of marking the prolific Eusebio. His tough performance resulted in Eusebio being practically nullified for the entire game. Stiles also played in the final, which England won 4-2 against West Germany. His post-match dance on the Wembley pitch, holding the World Cup trophy in one hand and his false teeth in the other, was widely broadcast. Good condition Est.

Football Barcelona and Arsenal Legend Marc Overmars Signed Colour Photo with Game Used Jersey Swatch Matted and Mounted. Limited Edition 164 of 450. Measures to an Overall size of 14x9. Superb Signature. Good condition Est.

L W FRASER, Spaniel and Game, 23 x 19cm, together with six others to include four decorative botanical prints and Eastern Merchants, After Dudley Hardie, print (7) Condition Report:Available upon request

19th Century Indo- Persian Kulah Khud Helmet steel dome crown elaborately etched and inlaid with hunting warriors and their game.  Lower etched and inlaid script band.  Top steel mount with central spike, all with floral decoration.  The helmet front with two steel plume holders and central, adjustable nasal bar with faint silvered decoration.  Fine steel chainmail neck guard.  The interior of the crown with tan quilted fabric lining.  PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY

19th Century Indo- Persian Bazu Band Arm Protector steel forearm protector elaborately etched and inlaid with hunting warriors and their game.  Edge floral scrolls.  The wrist section with two rectangular, steel, floral decorated panels jointed by chainmail links.  Tan cotton lining.   PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY

Objects - a collection of woodworking tools; bowler hats; copper ware; a pub skittles game, etc

A BOX OF COLLECTABLES TO INCLUDE A CROCODILE SKIN PURSE, POTTERY BUST WALL PLAQUE, BONE GAME COUNTERS ETC.

Sega Saturn: A Sega Saturn, Treasure, Radiant Silvergun, cased game disc, NTSC-J. 1998. With instruction manual. Disc has very minimal scratching. Untested for working order. Please assess photographs.

Sega Saturn: A Sega Saturn, Konami, Akumajo Dracula X, cased game disc, NTSC-J, 1998. With instruction manual. Disc has some slight scratching. Untested for working order. Please assess photographs.

Sega: A Sega Dreamcast, Crazy Games, Illbleed, cased game disc, 2001. NTSC-U. Slight scratch marks to disc. With instructions. Untested for working order. Please assess photograph.

Nintendo: A boxed Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES), PAL Version, containing console, one SNES controller and one other, cables and Street Fighter II Turbo game cartridge. Contents in need of a clean. All items are untested for working order. Please assess photographs.

Nintendo: A boxed Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES), Secret of Mana game cartridge. 1993. Complete with instruction booklet. Original box, slight general wear. Cartridge untested. Please assess photographs.

Nintendo: A Super Nintendo Entertainment System, unboxed console, together with one controller, and seven unboxed game cartridges to include: Axelay, Street Fighter II Turbo, Zelda: A Link to the Past, Sunset Riders, Contra III, Super Star Wars, and Donkey Kong Country 2. Please assess photographs. (one box)

Nintendo: A boxed Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) console, containing console, two controllers, cables, and boxed Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles game cartridge. Console does have damage to cartridge cover. All items are untested for working order. Please assess photographs.

Nintendo: A boxed Nintendo Entertainment System (NES), The Legend of Zelda game cartridge. 1988. Complete with instruction book (cover missing). Original box, damage as expected with age. Cartridge untested. Please assess photographs.

Nintendo: A boxed Nintendo 64 console, NUS-S-HA (JPN), 'For Sale and Use in Japan Only'. The console plays both JPN and USA games. Contents including console, cables and one controller. Box appears generally good, wear expected with age. Console in need of a clean. Untested condition. Together with a collection of unboxed Nintendo 64 game cartridges, to comprise: Star Wars Rogue Squadron, Mario Party (JPN), The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (JPN), 1080 Snowboarding, Resident Evil 2, Pilotwings 64, Mortal Kombat 4, Banjo-Kazooie, Goldeneye 007. Cartridges are USA made unless stated. Together with two additional Nintendo 64 controllers. Untested condition. Please assess photographs.

Nintendo: A boxed Nintendo 64, Rareware, Conker's Bad Fur Day game cartridge. 2001. Slight damage to box with creasing. Complete with instructions. Cartridge is untested. Please assess photographs.

Nintendo: A boxed Nintendo 64, The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask, Collector's Edition game cartridge. 2000. Original seal is on box, but has been opened. With Nintendo 'Precautions Booklet' only. Cartridge is untested. Please assess photographs.

Nintendo: A boxed Nintendo 64, Neon Genesis Evangelion game cartridge. 1999. Complete with instructions and collectors cards. Together with a boxed Nintendo 64, Sin and Punishment game cartridge. 2000. Complete with instructions. Both cartridges are untested. Both Japanese issue. Please assess photographs. (2)