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Silver plated teapot, sauce boat and trophy cup, together with Royal Doulton and Roslyn tea wares, Brio game, and other ceramics and glassware, in two boxes

John Jaques and Son ‘Devil Among the Tailors’ wooden vintage skittles game, missing pole and ball, with instruction manual and original box; and a Corinthian Bagatelle board with marbles and push stick

Three games and three loose boards. To include Dune by Parker Brothers, 1984. Bermuda Triangle by MB Games, 1976. Lost Treasure The Electronic Deep Sea Diving Game, by Parker Brothers, 1984. Two Cluedo boards, and one Monopoly board (3 games and 3 boards) Viewing is recommended. Please note that games are not checked for completeness. Further information on condition available on request. Provenance: from a private collection.

Four board games to include, Aviation by HP Gibson, c1960's. Tank Battle by MB games, 1976. Bonanza by Waddingtons, The Michigan Rummy Game, c1965, as featured in the TV series. Twister by Arrow Games, 1966 (4 games) Viewing is recommended. Please note that games are not checked for completeness. Further information on condition available on request. Provenance: from a private collection. Condition Report: Various conditions, some damages, contents not checked if complete. Twister complete in G / VG condition.

Six board games to include Pac-Man by MB Games, Go To The Head Of The Class by MB Games, 1962. Hardy Boys Treasure Game, 1950s/ 60s. The Mad Magazine Game by Parkers Brothers. Fast 111's by Parker Brothers. Black Cannon by Parker Brothers (6 games)Viewing is recommended. Please note that games are not checked for completeness. Further information on condition available on request. Provenance: from a private collection.

Two board games to include The Sinking Of The Titanic by Ideal, 1976. Abandon Ship, by Ideal 1976, a possible reissue of the same game (2 games). Viewing is recommended. Please note that games are not checked for completeness. Further information on condition available on request. Provenance: from a private collection. Condition Report: Sinking of the titanic: some box damage and tape repair, perverse board only, contents in VG condition. Abandon Ship: appears complete and contents in VG condition, some box damage inc. tape repair.

Five vintage board games to include The Action Man Game by Palitoy Parker (UK ed.), Twister by Arrow Games Ltd (UK 1st ed. 1966), Air Traffic Controller by Airfix (1975), Seaside Frolics by Serif and Risk by Waddington's (1970s). (5 games) Viewing is recommended. Please note that games are not checked for completeness. Further information on condition available on request. Provenance: from a private collection. Condition Report: Action Man - damage and restoration to box but complete. Twister - complete, box with USA illustrative top. Air Traffic Controller - counters intact, missing 0-3 die. Risk - complete with counters, damages to box

Six board games to include Count Duckular Game by MB Games. Careers by John Waddington. Monopoly by Parker. Cluedo by John Waddington Ltd. All The Kings Men by Parker Brothers. Blackfleet by Waddington's (6 games) Viewing is recommended. Please note that games are not checked for completeness. Further information on condition available on request. Provenance: from a private collection.

Five board games to include Spy Ring by Waddington's, 1965, 1st ed. Game Of The States, by MB Games (Milton Bradbury), 1979. Two copies of Scoop by Waddington's, one 1st ed (1955), one 2nd ed. Rally, by Waddington's, 1987 (5 games) Viewing is recommended. Please note that games are not checked for completeness. Further information on condition available on request. Provenance: from a private collection. Condition Report: Spy Ring: VG condition, believed to be complete including arials. Small amounts of box damage. Game of the States: US release. Trucking game across the States., VG. Scoop: Worn box + contents. contents not checked but believed complete. VG. Rally: Jigsaw type, 3 part board and wooden cars. VG.

Five board games to include Formula 1 by Waddington's, 1964. Air Charter by Waddington's, 1970. Just William Game by Plitoy. Buccaneer by Waddington's (5 games) Viewing is recommended. Please note that games are not checked for completeness. Further information on condition available on request. Provenance: from a private collection.

Three board games to include The Sweeney by Omnia. Kojack by MB Games / Arrow (UK), 1975. Starsky & Hutch Detective Game by Arrow Games Ltd (3 games). Viewing is recommended. Please note that games are not checked for completeness. Further information on condition available on request. Provenance: from a private collection. Condition Report: The Sweeney - complete. Box with some damages. Kojack - Complete VG condition.

A Photon electric double player target game, C.1986, a Subbuteo table football game, a Smiths 'Noddy' alarm clock, two 'Risk' board games and a quantity of play worn die-cast vehicles by Matchbox, Dinky and Corgi. (qty)

Dungeon & Dragons by TSR Role-Playing Board Game from 1991 Viewing is recommended. Please note that games are not checked for completeness. Further information on condition available on request. Provenance: from a private collection. Condition Report: Appears to be all present, has been used, some damages to the box, see images

Ten board games to include Swamp Thing by Rose Art. Fore The Golf Game. Kongman by Tomy. Yantzee by MB Games. Man The Lifeboat by Serif. Hagar The Horrible' s Clog Game an Solitaire, Chess by Spears. Backgammon by Golden. Guess Who? by MB Games (10 games). Viewing is recommended. Please note that games are not checked for completeness. Further information on condition available on request. Provenance: from a private collection.

Ten board games / games to include Winnie The Poo by Disney / John Waddington, 1967. Enid Blyton's Little Noddy Leap Frog Game, c1950s. Lesne Przygody, c1960s, Eastern European game similar to Ludo with pop up board. Twenty One by John Waddington, 1964. The Grand National Steeple Chase by Spears Games. Golfette by Thompsett Productions Ltd. The Fox, A Squirrel Game by National Trust, 1985. Word Making And Word Taking. Sorry, an early edition. Travel Monopoly (10 games). Viewing is recommended. Please note that games are not checked for completeness. Further information on condition available on request. Provenance: from a private collection. Condition Report: Winnie The Poo: appears complete, G / VG condition for age. Little Noddy: Missing Big Ears counter, box heavily damaged with tape repairs. Lesne Przygody: with board, no counters and a die which may not be original, box damage and tape repairs. Steeple Chase: counters and boards present, with significant box damage. The Fox: VG. Sorry: appears complete with counters, wooden rules and cards, good condition.

Two board games to include Totopoly, 1965 edition, John Waddington Ltd, with metal horses. Ovalette, Cricket Game based on the Oval Cricket Ground (2 games) Viewing is recommended. Please note that games are not checked for completeness. Further information on condition available on request. Provenance: from a private collection. Condition Report: Totopoly: Complete boxed game with metal horses. VG condition for age. Ovalette: some wooden counters maybe missing, scorebook partly used. good condition for age, some box damages.

Two Gerry Anderson themed games. To include Thunderbirds International Rescue Game by Peter Pan Playthings, 1993. Captain Scralet & The Mysterons Adventure Game by Peter Pan Playthings, 1993 (2 games) Viewing is recommended. Please note that games are not checked for completeness. Further information on condition available on request. Provenance: from a private collection. Condition Report: Both games appear to be complete, in VG condition

Five board games to include Careers by Waddington's (1st ed) 1956, separate box + board with wooden counters. Camelot by Waddington's, probably 1960s. The Sport of Kings by Merton, 1950s. Caesar's Game by Waddington's, 1984. Key To The Kingdom by Waddington's (five games) Viewing is recommended. Please note that games are not checked for completeness. Further information on condition available on request. Provenance: from a private collection. Condition Report: Careers: Slight rubbing to corners of board, o/w VG.

Clash Of The Titans Board Game by MGM, 1981. Viewing is recommended. Please note that games are not checked for completeness. Further information on condition available on request. Provenance: from a private collection. Condition Report: Box good, some damage /bending to underside, contents VG. Appears complete.

Four Board games to include 2 copies of Goosebumps Terror in the Graveyard Game by Waddington's. Star Trek The Enterprise Incident by AMT. And The Peter Rabbit Race Game (4 Games) Viewing is recommended. Please note that games are not checked for completeness. Further information on condition available on request. Provenance: from a private collection.

Luno - The New Electric Magnectic Rocket Race To The Moon, by Balyna, c1950s. A unique ,early post war space race game involving moving magnets, electrical contacts and rocket ships. A rare to find game. Viewing is recommended. Please note that games are not checked for completeness. Further information on condition available on request. Provenance: from a private collection. Condition Report: Some restoration to box o/w complete, working + VG., some box / lid damage

Three 1980s board games to include G.I. Joe, Live The Adventure by The Great Games Company, 1986. The Transformers, Warrior Robot Game by Waddington's, 1985. The Crocodile Game (Australian) by Crown & Andrews, 1987 (3 games) Viewing is recommended. Please note that games are not checked for completeness. Further information on condition available on request. Provenance: from a private collection. Condition Report: Crocodile game: three wooden counters present. Transformers: appears complete. GI Joe: good condition, appears complete, counters not counted.

Hero Quest board game. Original vintage MB / Games Workshop 'High Adventure in a World of Magic', fantasy table top adventure board game. Appears complete, has been played, Character Sheets mostly used. Box damages. Viewing is recommended. Please note that games are not checked for completeness. Further information on condition available on request. Provenance: from a private collection. Condition Report: Significant damage and some tape repairs to the box, character sheets have been used, game has been played, appears to otherwise be complete. Many scratches to the box lid

Six games to include Enchanted Forest by Fisher Price / Ravensburger, 1982. Ratrace by Waddingtons. Cluedo by Waddingtons. The Game Of Where's Walley by Parker, 1992. Hangman by MB Games. The Sweeney File 750 piece jigsaw (6) Viewing is recommended. Please note that games are not checked for completeness. Further information on condition available on request. Provenance: from a private collection. Condition Report: Enchanted Forest: VG, corner / stuffs to box. Ratrace: damages and tape repair to box. Cluedo: damages to box particular underside. Where's Wally: overall v good condition. Sweeney Jigsaw: significant damage to box, internal contents appears sealed and completed.

Six board games to include Rich Uncle From The States by John Waddington, c1950s. Two copies of Cluedo, The After Dinner Mint Edition, one sealed. Men Behaving Badly Chocolate Pub Crawl Game, sealed. Monopoly Milk Chocolate Game Edition, sealed. Goosebumps, A Night In Terror Tower, with 'scary jelly spiders', sealed (6 games) Viewing is recommended. Please note that games are not checked for completeness. Further information on condition available on request. Provenance: from a private collection. Condition Report: Rich Uncle: appears complete contents not counted, some damage to box, including a hole in the box lid, contents condition good / VG for age.

Five board games to include Misterio by CEFA , c1970s. Stratego by MB / Jumbo, 1962. Operation by MB (Milton Bradley), 1977. Star Trek The Next Generation Interactive Video Game, 1994, by MB Games. The Uncle Wiggily Game by Parker Brothers, 1967 (5 games). Viewing is recommended. Please note that games are not checked for completeness. Further information on condition available on request. Provenance: from a private collection. Condition Report: Misterio: appears complete Stratego: Early European version. VG overall. Operation: Uk ed (made in Ireland) Star Trek: Video controlled game. VG - Mint. Wiggily Game: US version, appears complete, US game.

Seven board games to include Batman Forever by Parker. Atmosphere The Video Board Game and Atmosphere the Card Game, both by Spears Games. Skull & Crossbones by Paul Lamond Games. An Evening with Dracula by Crown Andrews. The World According to UBI. Skirrid The Shapes Game, with bag of shapes (7 games) Viewing is recommended. Please note that games are not checked for completeness. Further information on condition available on request. Provenance: from a private collection.

A "Chad Valley" Roulette game, includes wheel in original box, printed cloth and counters

A Portmeirion covered game pie dish, decorated with game, together with a collection of other ceramics to include tea ware

1975 ENGLAND RUGBY UNION TOUR JERSEY believed issued to Alan Old (b.1945), on the Australian Tour in the Queensland v England mid-week match, at the Ballymore Stadium, Brisbane on the 27th of May 1975. The traditional white jersey with white collar, bearing embroidered Tuder Rose, No.10 stitched to reverse and label for Umbro with orange diamond. The result was a big win for the England by 29 to 3, the jersey is believed to have been worn by Alan Old who played No.10 in this match.The 1975 England rugby union tour of Australia was a series of eight matches played by the England national rugby union team in Australia in May and June 1975. England won only four of the eight matches and lost both internationals to Australia.Fly half Alan Old won 16 caps between 1972 and 1978 and scored an impressive 98 points in his international career, including one try. He made his debut in England's whitewash season of 1972 when the national side plumbed new depths of mediocrity. However, England drew sufficient resolve from this failure to manage an amazing 18-9 victory over South Africa in the summer. Old played in only two matches of the 1973 season, but they were both games to remember. First of all England secured their first win on New Zealand soil with a 16-10 victory over the All Blacks in Auckland, before following it up with a 20-3 hiding of Australia at Twickenham. Against Australia, England went ahead with tries by back rowers Tony Neary and Andy Ripley, before Alan delivered the coup de grace in the last five minutes, dummying three defenders before going over for his only international try.In 1974 Alan played in all four matches of the Five Nations Championship which included a 16-12 defeat of Wales, England's first win against the Celts since 1963. He also scored 17 points against Ireland at Twickenham after England had gone 20 points down, but England still lost 26-21. Aside from his kicking heroics, he committed a spectacular gaffe when he tried to field a clearance kick with one hand, only to tee the ball up for John Maloney who raced the length of the field to score. That year Alan was also selected for the British Lions tour to South Africa and kicked a record 37 points in a 97-0 defeat of South Western Districts in Mossel Bay. His achievement was even more remarkable for the fact that he only missed one of seventeen kicks. Unfortunately he was unable to challenge for the test side due to suffering a broken leg, but in truth he would have done well to shift Phil Bennett.Alan Old played in just one match of the 1975 season, a 12-9 loss to Ireland in Dublin, but was selected for England's tour to Australia in the summer. Rookie Neil Bennett was preferred in the first test defeat in Sydney, but the Bedford player suffered an injury and had to be replaced by Cambridge University student Andrew Wordsworth in what proved his only appearance for England. The experienced Old was called up for the second test in Brisbane and helped keep his side in touch with three penalties and two conversions, but England eventually went down 30-21. The following year Alan played in tests against Scotland and Ireland, but both matches were lost as England headed for their second whitewash in five seasons. He was destined to play only once more for England in a 15-6 defeat by France in Paris in 1978, signing off with a pair of drop goals (something his replacement John Horton would achieve at the same venue in 1980).The following year Old played superbly in partnership with Steve Smith for the North in their 21-9 victory over the All Blacks at Otley. Both men scored tries and were seen as the ideal half back partnership for the forthcoming test between England and New Zealand at Twickenham. However, the selectors instead decided to use Les Cusworth in the fly half role and his game was unsuited to the style of play favoured by Smith, with England eventually losing 10-9. Alan did make it to the bench during the 1980 Five Nations Championship, but did not play any tests. Interestingly, while Alan was playing international rugby, his own brother, Chris Old (see elsewhere on this site), was representing England at cricket. Alan himself was a decent cricketer and played a handful of matches for Warwickshire, taking one first class wicket. The two also had the distinction of representing their country on the same day, February 2nd 1974, Alan against Scotland at Murrayfield, Chris against the West Indies in the Caribbean.Provenance: private collection Queensland, Australia, in 1997, the vendor purchased the jersey with a collection of other jerseys from Bob Gordon, volunteer manager of the after match player function room at Ballymore Stadium, Brisbane

A COLLECTION OF COLOUR PRINTS OF GAME FISH

Game bird shooting stick, feather light shooting stick, 12b gun cleaning kit, canvas and webbing cartridge bag, engraved puta hip flask and a Churchill game shooting book.

A vintage Colditz board game (unchecked)

NEWFOOTY TABLE SOCCER GAME Two original boxes of the Newfooty game from the early 1950's. One box has some damage to two corners, contains goals player, pitch and includes all the original instructions. Second box contains more players and additional goal nets. Fair

AUSTRALIA V ENGLAND 1951 FOOTBALL Programme for the first test souvenir edition for the game played at Sydney Cricket ground 26/5/1951, ex-binder. Generally good

ARSENAL Over 110 home programmes from 1956-1961: 24 x 1956/7, 21 x League, 3 x Cup, 21 x 57/8, all League including v Manchester United (last United UK game before Munich, score noted, slight tear along fold). Issue v Leeds is only fair, 23 x 58/9, 21 x League, 2 x Cup, issue v West Ham is a little worn, 22 x 1959/60, 21 x League plus 1 x Cup, 21 x 1960/61, all League, some folds, scores , issue v Preston has a couple of ink marks on cover. Some are slightly creased with team changes and scores entered. Fair to generally good

A LARGE BLUE AND WHITE SIX-TUBE ARROW VASE, TOUHU, MING DYNASTY, TL TESTED 明代青花投壺式瓶Please note this Lot is to be sold at No Reserve. 本拍品不設底價Scientific Analysis Report: A thermoluminescence analysis report issued by Oxford Authentication on 15 February 2024, based on sample number P124b27, sets the firing date of two samples taken between 400 and 600 years ago, and hence is consitent with the dating of this lot. A copy of the report, signed by Helen Mason for Oxford Authentication, accompanies this lot.Expert’s note: The six small and rather unusual lion heads applied on the shoulder of the present vase once suspended bronze rings, which have long been lost to time. It is possible that these rings were used to keep score when playing touhu with this vase, since there is exactly one lion head for each of the six arrow tubes.China, 16th to early 17th century. The pear-shaped body supported on a waisted foot and rising to a slender neck, the mouth applied with six tubular arrow holes, the shoulder with six pierced lion heads. Finely decorated to the exterior in shades of cobalt blue with scholarly figures and their attendants inside a fenced garden with large willows, below a band of ruyi heads at the shoulder. The neck with three magpies on a prunus branch and a large pine tree, the mouth and arrow lugs with floral designs, the foot with a band of lotus petals.Provenance: From a private collection in Paris, France.Condition: Expected old wear and firing irregularities, including burst bubbles, black spots, firing cracks, glaze recesses, and kiln grit. The neck with a horizontal luting line showing an old fill, visible also on the inside, and associated glaze lines. Minor smoothened chips to the foot and occasional light scratches. Two holes from sample drilling.Weight: 3,136 g Dimensions: Height 38.3 cmArrow vases were made for a drinking game called ‘touhu’ (lit. ‘pitch-pot’), which had been popular among elite men and women from the Spring and Autumn period of the Eastern Zhou dynasty. The Ming-dynasty Emperor Xuande was known to be quite fond of the game, as evidenced by a painting of him playing touhu by Shan Xi (in the Palace Museum, Beijing). Players threw arrows into bronze or ceramic vases with narrow tubular necks at prescribed intervals, each player equidistant from the vase. The winner successfully projected all his arrows into the vase and the loser was forced to drink at each miss. Elaborate rituals and intricate rules, recorded in the Li Ji (Book of Rites), added further complexity to the game. Puzzling pitching techniques were described in the Touhu Yijie (Ceremonial Usages and Rules of Touhu), an illustrated manual written by Wang Ti (1490-1530), and these shots were given fancy names, like ‘A Pair of Dragons Enters the Sea’ when two arrows were thrown from a great height at once into the vase. The touhu game was used to practice archery, one of the essential accomplishments of a gentleman. Later in the Ming era, the game became more widespread, being played by rich merchants as well as the aristocracy and scholarly elite. A scene in the famous late Ming novel Jin Ping Mei (Plum Blossom in the Golden Vase), written in 1619, describes the wealthy merchant Ximen Qing's seduction of his concubine Panjinlian. She becomes inebriated while playing touhu on a picnic and the game leads to an amorous encounter. For a further discussion of the game see Isabelle Lee, Touhu: Three Millennia of the Chinese Arrow Vase and the Game of Pitch-pot, Transactions of the Oriental Ceramic Society, vol. 56, 1991-2, pp. 13-7.Literature comparison: Compare a related Cizhou painted arrow vase, 40 cm high, dated to the Ming dynasty, circa 1522-1566, in the collection of the British Museum, museum number 1937,0716.74.Auction result comparison: Type: Related Auction: Galerie Zacke, Vienna, 29 September 2022, lot 106 Price: EUR 26,000 or approx. EUR 27,500 converted and adjusted for inflation at the time of writing Description: A very large and extremely rare Cizhou painted arrow vase, touhu, Ming dynasty Expert remark: Compare the related form, albeit with fewer and larger arrow holes and lacking the animal masks, and similar size (40 cm).

A WHITE AND RUSSET JADE ‘FOUR SCHOLARLY ACCOMPLISHMENTS’ GROUP, SIYI, QING DYNASTY 清代白玉雕四藝擺件Please note this Lot is to be sold at No Reserve. 本拍品不設底價China, 18th-19th century. The stone carved in the form of a qin, a weiqi (go) board, a brush pot, a gnarled prunus branch, and billowing ribbons, symbolizing the 'Four Scholarly Pursuits' (siyi). The translucent stone of a pale yellow color with areas of russet and cloudy white inclusions.Provenance: London, United Kingdom trade.Condition: Excellent condition with minor wear and minuscule nibbling.Weight: 45.5 g Dimensions: Length 4.9 cmThe four arts (siyi), or the four essential arts of the Chinese scholar, were the four main academic and artistic talents required of the aristocratic ancient Chinese scholar-gentleman. They were the mastery of the qin (the guqin, a stringed instrument), weiqi (the strategy game of Go), shu (Chinese calligraphy) and hua (Chinese painting).Every scholar in Imperial China was expected to play the seven-stringed zither or qin. The board game of weiqi was considered equally a pastime and an art form. Chinese calligraphy was highly regarded as an expression of the practitioner's poetic nature and a significant test of manual dexterity. It comprises a minimalist set of rules which facilitates a system of complexity and grandeur. Finally, every scholar was expected to learn the art of brush painting, which was regarded as the greatest expression of individual creativity, through which one could demonstrate his mastery over the art of line.Auction result comparison:Type: RelatedAuction: Sotheby’s Hong Kong, 30 November 2017, lot 717Price: HKD 100,000 or approx. EUR 13,000 converted and adjusted for inflation at the time of writingDescription: A pale celadon jade 'four scholarly accomplishments' group, Qing dynastyAuction result comparison: Type: Related Auction: Christie’s London, 8 November 2011, lot 172 Price: GBP 43,250 or approx. EUR 65,500 converted and adjusted for inflation at the time of writingDescription: A celadon jade pendant, 18th century清代白玉雕四藝擺件中國，十八至十九世紀。玉石雕刻琴、圍棋盤、筆筒和梅枝，象徵著“四藝”。半透明的淡黃色玉石，帶有赤褐色絮狀内沁。 來源：英國倫敦古玩交易市場。 品相：狀況極好，有些微磨損和輕微的刻痕。 重量：45.5 克 尺寸：長4.9 厘米 四藝，通常指中國文人所推崇和要掌握的四門藝術，即琴、棋、書、畫， 又稱為“文人四藝”，他們是文人消遣並體現自身修養的四種藝術形式。 拍賣結果比較： 形制：相近 拍賣：香港蘇富比，2017年11月30日，lot 717 價格：HKD 100,000（相當於今日EUR 13,000） 描述：清代青白玉四藝擺件 拍賣結果比較： 形制：相近 拍賣：倫敦佳士得，2011年11月8日，lot 172 價格：GBP 43,250（相當於今日EUR 65,500） 描述：十八世紀青玉擺件

A 1980s caveman electronic space invaders game no box in good condition working order

Collection of gameboards from some of the most well known game themes of the 20th Century. Set includes Walt Disney's Three Little Pigs Game, Hopalong Cassidy by Milton Bradly, Elsie the Cow from Borden Dairy, Howdy Doody's TV Game with spinner, and The Waltons Game from Lorimar Productions. Largest item has measurements of 18"L x 18"W x 0.25"H. Issued: 1933-1974Country of Origin: USACondition: Age related wear.

9pc Hot Wheels Cars, Tech Tones, Game Over, and Dealers Choice Series. A set of 9 Hot Wheels that includes the Silhouette II (Collector #746), the Speed Machine (Collector #747), the Avus Quattro (Collector #748), the Lean Machine (Collector #957), the Shadow Jet (Collector #958), the Twin Mill II (Collector #960), the Silhouette II (Collector #565), and a pair of the '63 Corvette (Collector #568). Marked Tech Tones, Game Over, or Dealer's Choice Series. This item has its original box. Dimensions of the original box: 6.5"L x 4.25"W x 1.5"H. Manufacturer: MattelCondition: Age related wear.

Electronic handheld game based on Star Wars Episode 1 Phantom Menace. It comes with 2 collectible joystick figures of Qui-Gon Jinn and Darth Maul. The packaging measures 10.5"L x 7.5"W. Issued: 1999Condition: Age related wear.

Full color print of Yankee Stadium in classic view offset lithograph by William Feldman done on 100% acid-free paper. These lithographs were published by Bill Goff and released in 1991. It commemorates October 8, 1956, the day Don Larsen pitched his perfect game, with Mickey Mantle launching a solo home run off Dodger Sal Maglie in Game 5 of the World Series. The Bombers clinched the A.L. pennant by nine games and secured the World Series with a seven-game triumph over the Brooklyn Dodgers. This signed and numbered lithograph has been sold out for many years. Sight size measures 31"L x 15"H. Signed by artist. Artist: William FeldmanIssued: 1991Dimensions: 33"L x 18"HEdition Number: 121 of 600 Condition: Age related wear.

Full color print depicting Yankee stadium. Pinstripes Classic Comeback, a sold-out lithograph by Andy Jurinko. Game Six of the 1996 World Series sees New York Yankees' third baseman Charlie Hayes catching a foul pop-up to secure the final out of their World Series victory over the Atlanta Braves on October 26, 1996. Offset, acid-free paper. Sight size measures 33.75"L x 11.5"H. Artist signed. Artist: Andy JurinkoIssued: 1997Dimensions: 36"L x 14"HEdition Number: 321 of 600 Condition: Age related wear.

Box has great full color graphics from the movie of the Lion, Dorothy, Tin Man, and Scarecrow. Board included has full color illustrations of the movie with the Good Queen, The Wizard, The Emerald City, and The Evil Witch. Game spinner also included. Original box measures 19"L x 2"W x 9.75"H. Issued: 1974Manufacturer: MGMCountry of Origin: USACondition: Age related wear. Game pieces missing.

Television Themed Games, Disney Action Viewer, MTV Remote Control, and ABC Monday Night Football. Immerse yourself in the nostalgia of Disney with the Action Viewer, test your pop culture knowledge with the MTV Remote Control game, and experience the excitement of ABC Monday Night Football, an electronic game that reads cards for an immersive sports gaming experience. This item has its original box. Dimensions of the largest item: 20.75"L x 16"W x 5"H. Manufacturer: Aurora, Pressman, and Action Films IncCondition: Age related wear. Not tested, functionality not guaranteed.

Bring the ultimate game night experience to your home with this fantastic bundle of 3 board games! Dive into the hilarity of Match Game, test your luck and strategy with Twister (sealed), and showcase your skills on Price is Right. Elevate your game nights with these timeless classics! This item has its original box. Dimensions of the largest item: 11"L x 11"W x 4"H. Manufacturer: Hasbro, Irwin Toy, and Milton BradleyCondition: Age related wear. Not tested, functionality not guaranteed.

A vintage 1 or 2 player side scrolling beat 'em up video game made for SEGA. Also includes 10 SEGA Genesis collectors card from various titles, such as Warpspeed, The Duel Test Drive II, Double Dragon, and many more. Game has its original box: 6"L x 0.75"W x 8.5"H. 1 card measures: 2.5"W x 3.5"H. Issued: 1993Manufacturer: CampcomCountry of Origin: JapanCondition: Age related wear. Not test, functionality not guaranteed.

Games.- [Dutch Lottery Game],180 cards comprising 60 lottery counter cards each with a proverb or saying, c.30 x 50mm.; 60 pictorial lottery numbers each with a scene depicting everyday life, c.50 x 65mm.; 60 ‘Klasse’ tokens in various monetary denominations, c.30 x 50 mm., lightly soiled and damp-stained, together loose in old wooden box with hinge lid and catch, [Netherlands], [c.1840] § Zoological Loto, comprising 9 chromolithographed pictorial cards of 10 animals each c.115 x 280mm; 90 cards with name of animal, c.45 x 50mm.; printed key card, c.175 x 115mm.; folding sheet of rules (torn at fold), some foxing and staining, together loose in original wooden box with sliding lid featuring pictorial glazed label, rubbed, box lacking a couple of pieces from edges, Jaques & Son, [c.1890]; and 10 other games, v.s. (12)

A hand carved ethnic tray 554mm wide, a hand carved solitaire board game with hand polished malachite marbles, 280mm wide, twinned with a selection of ethnic tourist wares for the kitchen

Golf, various – Armoury (Tommy), illus. Merrit D. Cutler, A Round of Golf with Tommy Armour, London, Hodder & Stoughton, 1st edn. ,m1960, 8vo, 143pp, black and green printed illus., green boards, black vignette to front board, gilt titles on black reserved to spine (slightly dirty); Galvano (Phil), The Gentle Art of Putting and Chipping, London, Stanley Paul 2nd impr. 1959, 8vo, 100pp, monochrome illus., black boards, red and white spine titles, d. w. (torn); Hogan (Ben), Power Golf, London, Nicholas Kaye, 4th impr. 1951, 8vo, 190pp, numerous monochrome illus., green boards, gilt spine titles, d. w. (sl. tear to top); Jones (Bobby), foreword, Charles Price, illus. Anthony Ravielli, Bobby Jones on Golf, London, Cassell, 1st UK edn., 1968, 8vo, xviii + 246pp, monochrome illus., grey boards, silver titles, d. w.; Stanley (Dave) & Ross (George G.) eds., The Golfer’s Own Book New York, USA, Lantern Press, 8vo, 342pp, monochrome illus., green boards, black titles and to spine; Darwin (Bernard), intro. Joyce, Lady Heathcoat-Amory, Tee Shots and Others, facsimile of 1st edn, Far Hills, US Golf Assn., 1984, 12mo, xi + 271pp, monochrome vignettes, buff boards, printed black vignettes, green titles and to spine, in publisher’s slip case; Dobereiner (Peter), illus., Albany wiseman, Steal from the Pros to Improve your Golf, London, Stanley Paul/The Observer, 1st edn., 1988, 12mo, monochrome illus., card bound; deGarmo (Louis), Play Golf and Enjoy it, New York , USA, Greenberg, 2nd impr. 1954, 12mo, 95pp, 2 plans, grey boards, blue spine titles, plastic protector; Anon., Fore! The Isle of Wight Golfer’s Magazine, July 1913 12mo, reprinted for Osborne Golf Club, East Cowes, Isele of Wight n. d., 36pp, monochrome illus., card bound; Henderson (Ian T.) and Stirk (David L.), The Compleat Golfer: An Illustrated History of the Royal and Ancient Game, London, Victor Gollancz 1982, 216 x 205mm, 96pp, portrait of Andrew McKellar of c. 1813 to frontis, monochrome illus., brown boards, silver titles, d. w.; Wilson (Mark), photographs by Phil Sheldon, The PGA European Tour Guide to Better Golf,, London, Pan Books,, 1st edn., 1986, 170 x 203mm, 144pp, monochrome illus., card covers; Scott (Tom) Golf with the Experts: An Instructional Anthology from the Greatest Names in Golf, London, Heinemann, 1st edn., 1959, 12mo, xii + 180pp, paper copvers (slight staining); Herold (Don) by & illus., Love that Golf: It can be Better than you Think, Kingswood Surrey, The World’s Work, 1st edn., 1953, 12mo, 126pp, monochrome illus., blue boards, with vignette, dark blue spine titles; Stanley (Louis T.), Fresh Fairways, London, Methuen, 1st edn. ,1949, 12mo, x + 220pp, yellow boards, black titles to spine, d. w. with plastic protector; Jessop (J. C., MA, PhD), Teach Yourself Golf, London, English Universities Press, 1st edn., 1950, 12mo, vi + 201oo, printed endpapers, blue boards, black titles to spine, d. w. (sl. tear to top); another same edn., d. w. also a further copy, same edn., no d. w., spine faded & rubbed; Anon., Know the Game Series, Golf, London, Educational Products Ltd., 8th edn.,, 1968, 202 x 133mm, 32pp, two colour illus., card bound (qty)

Golfing history – Dunn (Seymour) Golf Fundamentals: Orthodoxy of Style, Book One, Edinburgh, Golf Monthly, 1st UK edn., 1922 4to, 283pp, illus., folding chart at end, grey boards, gilt titles and to spine, front board weak, contents loosening; Olman (John M.) & Olman (Morton W.), foreword by Ben Crenshaw, The Encyclopedia of Golf Collectibles: a Collector’s Identification and Value Guide, Florence (Ala.), Books Americana 1985, small 4to, v + 306pp. monochrome illus., colour plates, card bound; Murdoch (Joseph S. F.), The Murdoch Golf Library. Subscribers’ Edition of 215 copies, Worcester, Grant Books, 1991, royal 8vo, ix + 233pp, colour frontis., monochrome vignettes to text, blue boards, gil titles, lines & vignette to front, gilt spine titles, matching original slip case; Donovan (Richard E.) & Murdoch (Joseph S. F.), The Game of Gold and the Printed word, 1566-1985, Endicott (NY), Castalio Press, 8vo,658pp, printed illustrated endpapers green boards, gilt titles and to spine, d. w. (torn and worn) publisher’s original grey slip case (4)

Photography - India, Ceylon and South Africa - an album of photographs, extensively annotated, game hunters; Taj Mahal; Bird's Eye View of Delhi; Elephant Hunt in Siam; Pearl Mosque, The Fort, Agra; Jasmin Temple; Calcutta; Native people; fishing; etc; others, loose, early 20th century

Golf, technique – Cochran (Alastair) and Stobbs (John), The Search for the Perfect Swing, London, Heinemann 1968, small 4to, xiii + 242, illus mainly in monochrome, green boards, gilt titles, d. w.; Brown (Gene) intro Frank Litsky, The Complete Book of Golf, New York, USA, Arno Press/New York Times, 1980, small 4to,m x + 206pp, monochrome illus., oatmeal boards, black titles, d. .w; McCormack (Mark H.), The World of Professional Golf, 1968 edn., London, Hodder & Stoughton, 1968, small 4to 480pp, monochrome illus., grey boards, black titles, d.w.(slight tears); Birchenough (Eddie), Golfing School, photography Phil Sheldon, London, Queen Anne/Macdonald, 1988, small 4to, 192pp, monochrome illus. & some colour plates; green boards, white titles, d. w.; Wind (Herbert Warren), introduction Robert T. Jones, The Complete Golfer, New York, Simon & Schuster, 1954, royal 8vo, xx + 315pp,. photographic endpapers, oatmeal cloth over green boards, gilt titles, d. w. (slightly torn) in clear plastic sleeve; Cox (W. J. (‘Bill’)), Can I Help You? London, Ernest Benn 1954 roy. 8vo, 95pp, monochrome illus., green boards, red printed titles; Davies (Peter), illus., Carson (Frank), Davies’ Dictionary of Golfing Terms, New York, Simon & Schuster, 1980, royal 8vo, 1898pp. monochrome vignettes, oatmeal boards, black printed titles, d. w.; Gallwey (W. Timothy), The Inner Game of Golf, London, Jonathan Cape, 1981, 8vo, 208pp, red cloth over black boards, d. w. (slight tears); Dante (Jim) & Diegel (Leo), The Nine Bad Shots of Golf and What to do about Them, New York, McGraw-Hill, 1947, 8vo, xi + 1898pp, vignette illus., green boards, vignette to front boards, light green titles, d. w. (slight tears) (9)

The Handicap Race Game with tin plate spinner, in box doubling as playing board (box af), together with a Jeu de l'oie board game with pieces

A box of toys including Lady Penelope and a vintage horse game

Lord Of The Rings / Hobbit - JRR Tolkien - a large collection of assorted LOTR / Hobbit memorabilia to include: x3 screenplays / scripts for all three films (not thought to be production used items), x3 'Tolkien The Centenary ' stories on cassette tape sets, a Lord Of The Rings board game, and several versions of the DVD boxsets, some remaining sealed / unused. Along with a box of books - including a Lord Of The Rings box set, visual guides, encyclopaedias etc. (x2 boxes). 

Folio Society. A collection of six Folio society editions of various classic sci-fi and horror works. Comprising 2014 A Clockwork Orange by Anthony Burgess, 2015 A Farewell to Arms, 2018 Lord of the Flies by William Golding (5th imp), 2014 1984 by George Orwell, 2010 The Master and Margarita by Mikhail Bulgakov, and a 2011 three volume set of books by Patricia Highsmith, comprising The Talented Mr. Ripley, Ripley Under Ground and Ripley's Game. Each in the publisher's original pictorial boards, and housed in a slipcase. Excellent condition. 8vo.

Cricket interest. A collection of ten late 19th century & later sport reference works on cricket and its history, including the Ashes. Comprising 1888 The Game of Cricket by Frederick Gale second ed publ. Swan Sonnenschein & Co., 1898 Crickety Cricket by Douglas Moffat publ. Longmans, Green & Co., 1924 Cricket Form at a Glance 1901-1923 by Sir Home Gordon publs. Duckworh & Co., 1935 Bat and Ball, a New Book of Cricket ed. Thomas Moult publ. Arthur Barker Limited, 1903 Cricket ed. Horace G. Hutchinson publ. Country Life, 1927 Cricket Highways and Byways by F. S. Ashley-Cooper publ. George Allen & Unwin Ltd., 1930 The Tests of 1930 - The 17th Australian Team in England by P. G. H. Fender publ. Faber & Faber Limited, 1947 History of the Tests by Sidney Smith publ. George G. Harrap & Company Ltd., South African Cricket 1927-1947 comp. Louis Duffus publ. The South African Cricket Association, and In Quest of the Ashes by D. R. Jardine publ. Hutchinson. 10 works in lot. 8vo. 

Walking sticks - a set of three novelty Skull handled sticks, Hear No Evil, See No Evil, Speak No Evil, black shafts; another as a gun dog and game bird; a leather cased three bottle drinks case/hip flask. (5)