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![A Magic Moment in Munster Rugby Rugby: I.R.F.U. [1978], An original Official Match Programme for Munster v. New Zealand](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/6e4c89b0-9e21-45b6-97ed-ade100bf2b2d/2f273504-5d3a-4548-ab78-adef013142fe/468x382.jpg)
Lot 434
A Magic Moment in Munster Rugby Rugby: I.R.F.U. [1978], An original Official Match Programme for Munster v. New Zealand at Thomond Park, Limerick, 31st October 1978, 8vo, Limerick (Leader) 1978, illus. and adverts, ptd. wrappers; together with an original Admission Ticket to the Game (No. 5520), both good examples. (2) * This was a watershed moment in Irish Rugby History, regarded as a David and Goliath fixture, the All-Blacks were conquered by the Munster Men on a score line of 12.0.
Lot 435
Grand-Slam Glory, 1948 Rugby: I.R.F.U, 1948, an Official issue oval leather Rugby Ball reputed to have been used at Ravenhill where Ireland beat Wales in 1948 to claim their First Grand-Slam. The ball with original stitching and inside lining, some wear and fading, otherwise a truly desirable memento of this historic event in Irish Rugby History. (1) * Ireland beat Wales at Ravenhill on 13th March, 1948 on a score line of 6 points to 3, captained by the late great Karl Mullen to claim their First Grand Slam. Provenance: Purchased from these Rooms in 2010, having been acquired by an attendee at the game in Ravenhill in 1948.
Lot 442
Soccer: F.A.I., International Match, Ireland v. Yugoslavia, 19th October 1955, Dalymont Park, Official match programme, (No. 1395), illus. & adverts, ptd. wrappers. Good Copy. (1) * One of Ireland's most controversial matches ever played. The Archbishop of Dublin (McQuaid) demanded the Game be cancelled and condemned anyone who would attend. The reasoning was the persecution of a Yugoslavian Bishop.
![[Mehigan (P.J.)] Carbery (pseudo) Hurling, Ireland's National Game, 8vo Tralee (The Kerryman) 1946, adverts, ptd. w](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/6e4c89b0-9e21-45b6-97ed-ade100bf2b2d/3283a5af-8bdf-41e1-bc49-adf0009c91ea/468x382.jpg)
Lot 995
[Mehigan (P.J.)] Carbery (pseudo) Hurling, Ireland's National Game, 8vo Tralee (The Kerryman) 1946, adverts, ptd. wrappers; Macken (Ultan) Eddie Keher's Hurling Life, 8vo, Cork (The Mercier Press) 1978, First Edn., Signed by Eddie Keher and Ultan Macken, illus., green cloth, pictorial d.j. (2)
Lot 998
Bloody Sunday, 1920 A Dark Day in GAA & Irish History 'Bloody Sunday' An original Admission Ticket to Croke Park, Great Challenge Match (Football), Tipperary v. Dublin, Sunday, November 21,1920. Pink card, 3 ins x 4 ¼ ins, vertical fold mark with slight tear, number written rear in ms. It was at this match that British soldiers opened fire on the pitch and crowd, killing a player and twelve spectators. This followed Michael Collins' operation against British secret service agents earlier that morning, in which fourteen British officers were shot dead. The period 1918 - 1920 was a turbulent and dangerous period in Irish History. Martial Law was enforced in many areas, and the activities of the G.A.A. and other Sporting Organisations were severely curtailed. The behaviour of the British Forces in Ireland forced many young men to join the Irish Volunteers, and other Republican Organizations despite having no background in the movement. Especially in Tipperary, many young men of the time, and particularly those involved in Gaelic Games joined in the struggle for Irish Independence. With such exciting events as the Rescue of Sean Hogan at Knocklong Railway Station in May 1919, several of the country's leading Footballers became involved in the War of Independence. By early March 1920 the number of Gaelic Games played almost came to a standstill. This trend continued into the early summer when normally the volume of activity should have been increasing. In October there came a sudden and brief revival of Inter-County Fixtures. However, the following month was to have a tragic outcome. In early October, approximately five thousand spectators who had so far that year had little exciting fare were entertained by a rousing Challenge Football Match in Croke Park, between Dublin and Kildare, which Dublin won. Soon afterwards, the Tipperary County Board issued a challenge to Dublin. A match was arranged for 2.45 p.m. on Sunday November 21st, again at Croke Park. The game was well organised, and advertised as The G.A.A. Challenge Match. It was intended that the money raised from the match would help the Association for the Dependents of the I.R.A. who had been killed or imprisoned. The events which occurred at that game, now known as ''Bloody Sunday,'' followed the early morning assassination of eleven British Intelligence Agents, ''The Cairo Gang,'' in an operation organized by Michael Collins. When the British retaliated later that day, it was to Croke Park that the Military and Auxiliary Forces came, recognizing that the Stadium was the centre and symbol of Irish Nationalism and Nationalistic Aspirations. ''Then suddenly and without any warning, Croke Park was the scene of a holocaust??'' They fired into the crowd indiscriminately, killing twelve people and wounding about sixty, ''On the field Michael Hogan, one of the Tipperary backs (and one of only two Irish Volunteer Officers on the Tipperary Team) lay mortally wounded, while within seconds a dozen spectators were dead or dying, many more seriously wounded.'' This was Bloody Sunday. Nothing more strikingly illustrates the close connections between the G.A.A. and the Republican Movement between 1916 and 1922, than ''Bloody Sunday"; together with a Photograph of Frank Mc Partland, wearing his medals. (2) Provenance: Frank Mc Parland, G.P.O. / O'Connell Street Garrison 1916 Rising, who attended the Game. It was sold at O'Reilly's Auctions in 1993 along with his medals and other artefacts, and by descent to the present vendor.
Lot 440
‡Julian Trevelyan RA (1910-1988) Game Park Signed, numbered and inscribed 2/125 Game Park Julian Trevelyan (in pencil to margin) Etching and aquatint in colours 34.9 x 47.2cm (plate) Provenance: The Estate of Dame Elisabeth Frink and Lin Jammet Mary Fedden and Julian Trevelyan were close friends of Elisabeth Frink. They often visited Frink and her second husband Ted Pool when they lived at Corbès in the Cévennes. Later they would stay at Woolland with Frink and Alex Csaky.
Lot 343
Football, Tottenham Hotspur Season ticket Books (21) 1959-60, 1963-4, 1965-6, 1975-6 and a complete run from 1984-5 to 2001-2 some seem to have not hardly been used and are near full of vouchers others have all been used. Other items include Large Poster BSC Young Boys v Spurs Champions League 2010, Tottenham Hotspur Handbooks 1952-3 & 1982-3, 1981 F.A. Cup Winners reunion Dinner brochure, Tottenham Hotspur v Nottingham Forest 1983 1st Sunday game programme with Share Prospect Application form wrapper cover, non Spurs Christian Fochs signed poster. (fair/vg)
Lot 372
Football programmes, a collection of early floodlit game programmes 1950/1960's inc. Derby Co v Notts Co Fr 52/3, QPR Friendlies 53/4 v Arsenal and Brentford, Southend v Norwich 55/6 (Opening of Roots Hall), Man Utd v Real Madrid European Cup semi-final 56/7 and Liverpool v Everton 57/8 (1st Floodlit Match). Sold with 17 Non-League in the FAC Proper, 1950's onwards inc. Darlington v Prescot Cables 59/60, Ipswich v Peterborough 59/60, Crystal Palace v Chelmsford 59/60 & Brentford v Ashford 59/60, also single sheet issue Yeovil v Millwall at Reading 75/6 (mixed condition)
Lot 385
Football programmes, a mixed selection of approx. 120 1960's onwards inc. Big Match, ex-League, non-League, one or two handbooks etc, noted Liverpool v Bruges EC Final 1978, Ilford handbook 58/59, West Ham handbook 70/71, Southport v Huddersfield 77/78 (last home League game), Wimbledon v Colchester Fr 4 pages 77/78, Sutton v Leeds Fr 80/81 etc (gd)
Lot 75
Impressive collection all relating to the classic XBOX game HALO. To include HALO Reach Legendary Edition (as new and in original packaging), 8 x Halo Games/DVDs inc HALO 4 Limited Edition, bag of 20 McFarlane Halo figures and weapons, boxed set of weapons and 6 books/magazines relating to Halo including Encyclopedia, games guides etc.
Lot 52
Only Fools & Horses - 40th Anniversary Auction - Jolly Boy's Outing (1989 Christmas Special) - a Trivial Pursuit board game, identical to that being played in the episode, signed to the board itself by Sir David Jason in silver ink. Complete game. No a screen used prop. Supplied with a COA from the Only Fools and Horses Appreciation Society.
Lot 64
Only Fools & Horses - 40th Anniversary Auction - Big Brother (Series 1) - an original vintage c1970s ' Chess Challenger Voice ' made electronic talking chess game, identical to the one seen being played by Grandad in the very first episode, Big Brother. The chess board comes signed to the top by Sir David Jason in black ink. The set itself complete with all pieces, and housed in its original case. Hard to find item from the classic sitcom. Supplied with a COA from the Only Fools and Horses Appreciation Society. “It’s a talking chess game. You can’t play draughts on a talking chess game!”
Lot 235
A George III mahogany crossbanded and satinwood strung 8-day longcase clock by Thomas Armstrong, Cheltenham, circa 1820, swan neck pediment with brass foliage inlay, mounted with brass globe finials, above an arch painted dial of foliage and game birds, 14inch inch dial, Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds dial, twin 8-day wind up keyholes, date aperture, the arched door flanked by turned brass top columns, over a moulded edge arched door enclosing two weights, flanked by turned brass top columns, the base raised on bracket feet. 239cm H
Lot 510
A QUANTITY OF BOXED PETERKIN TECHNIC BATTERY OPERATED N GAUGE TRAIN SETS AND ACCESSORIES, not tested, contents not checked but all appear largely complete, damage and wear to boxes, with a boxed Chad Valley Escalado racing game, contents not checked, play worn condition, with six horses, box damaged
Lot 539
A QUANTITY OF ASSORTED TOYS AND GAMES ETC., to include boxed Hornby Railways OO gauge G.W.R. Branch Passenger Train Set, No.R694, comprising class 101 Holden tank locomotive, No.101, G.W.R. green livery (R077), with correct coaches, track, accessories, transformer and instructions, box complete but damaged, a boxed Hong Kong made plastic battery operated 2 Lane Road Racing Set, c.1960s, one Dune Buggy missing wheels but otherwise set appears largely complete, box damaged, quantity of unboxed and assorted mainly Matchbox and Lledo diecast vehicles, quantity of board games, to include Peter Pan Thunderbirds International Rescue game, card games, packs of cards, assorted chess sets, to include a resin set modelled as Medieval knights etc., Yakov Meerkat soft toy, with certificate of authenticity, reproduction Simon & Halbig doll, porcelain collectors doll etc (2 boxes and loose)
Lot 608
FOUR BOXES AND LOOSE TOYS PICTURES AND CLOCKS ETC, to include a grey Merrythought dog wearing a red cape, hight approximately 54cm, a Big truck construction set with contents still sealed, Airfix motor racing game - two cars and controllers with a quantity of track, assorted sundry toys etc,
Lot 1230
African Travel and related. A selection, includes; Lugard, Captain F. D. - The Rise of our East African Empire. 1893. Two vols.; Speke, John Hanning - Journal of The Discovery of the Source of the Nile. 1863. Re-bound; Lang, Conyers - Buffalo: The Lone Trail of a Big Game Hunter. 1934. Etc. Condition mixed. (15)
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