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Lot 180
Historical Pastime or a New Game of the History of England from the Conquest to the Accession of George the Third, Published by Harris and Wallis, London, Dec 1st 1803, printed and hand coloured linen backed game with one hundred and fifty-eight spiralling circular places ending in the centre with George III (generally fair condition, some curling of paper to section edges) 20” (51cm) wide x 22 ¼” (56.5cm) high.
Lot 817
The Game Book of a gentleman, Partick Buchan-Hepburn (1901-1974) later 1st Baron Hailes, dating from 1919, a part completed handwritten volume recording Scottish shoot locations - Milton Park, Smeaton-Hepburn, Wellwood, Didlington, Broomhall, Colstoun, Humbrie House etc, recorded guns recorded include Lord Charles Kennedy, Sir William Baird, Hon. C.W. Baillie-Hamilton, Lord Lamington, Sir Algernon Peyton, Colonel F. G. Blair, The Earl of Elgin, Gen. Sir David Kinloch etc etc Condition Report Complete but boards fragile to the spine, interior cleanLast entry not recorded with a year, about 30th September probably 1920 - not all entries have dates and are left blank so either they were days when no game was found or they were left incomplete
Lot 1058
13 pre-1920 Football Annuals,with some rare issues, comprising The Birmingham Daily Gazette Football Guide 1894-95 & 1895-96; The Athletic News Football Annual 1905-06, 1906-07 & 1919-20; The Morning Leader Football Annual for 1909-10, 1910-11 & 1911-12; The Football Association Rules of The Association and Laws of the Game 1910-11; Manchester Evening Chronicle Guide 1911-12; Leng's Football Handbook 1913-14; Echo Football Guide 1914-15; & The Carlisle Journal Football Annual 1919-20
![Catton (J.A.H.) ["Tityrus"] The Real Football,A Sketch of the Development of the Association Game, pictorial cloth, Sands & C](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/816543bb-cd5e-4409-9f1b-a75900a7a164/431326bf-0982-470a-a81f-896db00b2782/468x382.jpg)
Lot 1072
West Ham United Handbook season 1907-08,the eight edition, good condition except for a small area of paper surface damage top-left; sold with a player selection card from West Ham Secretary E.S. King to R. Tucker to play in a pre-season game or, perhaps a trial match, on 28th August 1909 (2)
Lot 1214
West Ham United away programmes from the victorious 1964-65 European Cup Winners' Cup campaign,two versions for KAA Gent (one newspaper style titled "Buffalo"); Sparta Prague; Lausanne-Sports; and the Final Tie v TSV Munchen 1860 at Wembley 19th May with ticket (6)In the semi-final West Ham played Real Zaragoza but it is believed that in Spain this was a no programme game.
Lot 188
A red painted Prosser Real Tennis racquet,maker's stamp, the handle stamped MADE IN ENGLAND, which is usually an indication that this would have been a loan racquet supplied by the club professional to a prospective member trying out the game, or to members who had forgotten to pack their own equipment for a match; sold together with a Real Tennis racquet circa 1950, unstamped but believed to be by Grays (2)
Lot 216
Four boxed table tennis sets,i) TABLE TENNIS - THE NEW GAME, circa 1900, with service direct over the net, a pair of 36cm. vellum battledores, Grenville, Birmingham posts (Reg. 378144), a good 'tennis' net, and three old ballsii) TABLE TENNIS, THE NEW AND POPULAR PASTIME, circa 1900, by F.H. Ayres, with 38cm. battledores, heavy free-standing posts, a good net and two old ballsiii) TABLE TENNIS, LATEST INDOOR GAME (GLOBE SERIES), circa 1910, with colourful illustration, small 28cm. battledores, evidently unused, net, and two old ballsiv) TABLE TENNIS, circa 1900, with attractive illustration of the family at play, 38cm. battledores, The Rules with a lawn tennis scoring system, turned posts, good net and two balls
Lot 217
Four boxed table tennis sets,i) TABLE TENNIS, circa 1900, by McLoughlin Bros. New York, with a fine pair of evidently unused 15cm. battledores, heavy E. & H. posts, good net and three old ballsii) THE NEW GAME OF TABLE TENNIS, circa 1910, with a pair of heavy wooden bats of American origin, finely turned posts, good net and two old ballsiii) TABLE TENNIS, circa 1910, with service direct over the net, plain wooden bats, heavy posts (1 broken), a good net and one old balliv) TABLE TENNIS, circa 1910, with a fine pair of 45cm. battledores, good net and three old balls
Lot 230
An Impressively detailed 1930s silvered tennis figurine of a gentleman about to play a forehand shot,he holds an unusual racket with fine mesh stringing, in that it is engineered so that it screws onto the remainder of the handle already held by him, the detail is impressive and includes his shoe laces, belt buckle and even his moustache, it is mounted upon a circular ebonised base, professional almost undetected repair to the location where his head is attached to his collar, 27cm. high; sold together with a Victorian silk-lined leather book cover (21 by 14cm.) which is mounted with a brass band featuring an early lawn tennis scene of a mixed doubles match, the cover has a carrying handle attached and an integral page marker, it contains a copy of Suzanne Lenglen' s book, Lawn Tennis Game of Nations (2)
![Marshall (Rev. F.) [editor] Football The Rugby Union Game,the earliest published complete history of rugby, some wear to spin](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/816543bb-cd5e-4409-9f1b-a75900a7a164/72697d95-ff27-4ef9-addd-5db10a4a0647/468x382.jpg)
Lot 495
Official report for the 1948 London Olympic Games,580 pages, comprehensive coverage with numerous illustrations, green cloth with gold stamped Olympic insignia to front cover, published by The 1948 Game Organising Committee; sold together with a programme for the football gold medal match at Wembley Stadium; the lot also including a daily programme for the Berlin 1936 Olympic Games (3)
Lot 552
Thomas Low's brown Scotland v England Junior International Cap 1896,inscribed S v E, 1896This game was played at Perry Bar, Birmingham. Scotland won the match 4-1, but some reports have it at 4-0. Ten of the Scots team stepped up to the seniors. The team was William Muir (GK) Glenbuck Athletic and Hearts, J. Johnstone Kilmarnock Shawbank and Abercorn capt., P. Murphy Ashfield and Hibs, R. Muir Kilmarnock Deanpark and Notts County, T. Ross Crown Athletic and Hamilton Accies, T. Allison Strathclyde and New Brighton Tower, Thomas Low Parkhead and Rangers, Bobby Walker Dalry Primrose and Hearts (29 Scottish full international caps, 8 goals), J Sharp Broxburn Athletic and Hearts, Morgan Longriggend Wanderers and Liverpool & J. McGill Perthshire. The scorers were J. McGill (3) and Low.
Lot 553
An unusual award of a cap by the Scottish Football League to Thomas Pollock Low of Glasgow Rangers for the representative match v The Football League 1896-97,the usual presentation for an inter-League match being a medal, but at this period evidently a cap, the dark blue cap with Rampant Lion crest and inscribed S.F.L., S v E, 1896-7Thomas Low's Scottish Football League shirt badge for this match is offered as the following lot. This game represented the Scots first win over the English League since the contests began in 1892. The match was played at Ibrox 24th April 1897 and the Scottish League won 3-0, with Low scoring the opening goal.
Lot 573
A very fine quality Austrian silver cigarette case with enamel decoration of a football match being a presentation to the England international Edgar Chadwick in 1900,the reverse inscribed PRESENTED TO MR EDGAR CHADWICK AS A MEMENTO OF FRIENDSHIP, GRATITUDE AND HIGH ESTEEM, FROM THE DEUTSCHER FUSSBALLCLUB, MAY 1900, PRAGUE, Austrian .900 silver mark, 8 by 6.5cm., in original fitted case for Emil Jager, PragueIn May 1900 Edgar Chadwick was a Burnley player, although he had played his last game and would join Southampton in August. In the prime of his career Chadwick played for Everton where he made 270 appearances from the inauguration of the Football League in 1888 and until 1899. During that time he won 7 England international caps.He was in Prague having accepted an invitation to coach some players during the English close season. After his playing days, Chadwick became a pioneering English coach in continental Europe which included a spell as the Dutch national manager during which time he coached the side to a bronze medal at the Stockholm 1912 Olympic Games.
Lot 584
15ct. gold & enamel Scottish international football medal awarded to the captain James Stark for his appearances v England and Ireland in 1909,inscribed with details; with later 9ct. gold chainJames Stark captained the Scotland team in the England match played at the Crystal Palace 3rd April 1909. The visitors lost the game 2-0. For another medal awarded to James Stark and for further information see lot 578. Also, a Scotland cap awarded for this match to Jock Cameron is being offered as lot 576.Provenance:Christie's 24th September 2002 lot 70C.
Lot 609
The blue West Bromwich Albion shirt worn by Bert Trentham in the 1935 F.A. Cup Final,long-sleeved with white collar & cuffs, the embroidered silkwork badge bearing the West Bromwich municipal crest and inscribed 1934-35, the back of the neck with a tag inscribed in ink H. TRENTHAMThe 1935 F.A. Cup Final was played at Wembley 27th April. Sheffield Wednesday defeated West Bromwich Albion 4-2. West Brom had equalized twice in the game before a late double-strike from Ellis Rimmer took the match away from them.Herbert Francis "Bert" Trentham (1908-1979) nicknamed "Corker" was a full-back born in Chirbury in Shropshire who joined West Bromwich Albion from Hereford United in April 1929. He helped the club gain promotion to the First Division and won a F.A. Cup winner's medal in 1931 and a runners-up medal in 1935. He then returned to Hereford for the final part of his career.
Lot 644
A silver-plated rosebowl presented to the footballer Cyril Knowles on the occasion of the Fanfare For Europe Common Market Football Match The Three v The Six played at Wembley Stadium 3rd January 1973,engraved details, diameter 20cm.Cyril Knowles was part of the squad but did not play in the game. For another Cyril Knowles presentation see lot 638.
Lot 652
UEFA European Cup winner's medal season 1976-77,in continental yellow metal, inscribed UEFA, COUPE DES CLUBS CHAMPIONS EUROPEENS, 1977, in original fitted caseIn the 1977 European Cup Final Liverpool defeated Borussia Monchengladbach 3-1 in Rome. David Fairclough was a substitute for the match, but Bob Paisley did not make any changes during the game.
Lot 661
9ct. gold & enamel Football League Cup winner's medal 1980-81,inscribed THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE CUP, WINNERS, 1980-81, in original Vaughtons of Birmingham fitted case inscribed THE FOOTBALL LEAGUEThe 1981 League Cup Final went to a replay after the match at Wembley ended as a 1-1 draw. Liverpool won the second match at Villa Park 2-1. David Fairclough did not feature in either game.
Lot 686
The red Liverpool No.28 jersey worn by Steven Gerrard on his first full competitive start for the club in the UEFA Cup 3rd Round 2nd Leg tie v Celta Vigo played at Anfield 8th December 1998,long-sleeved, the reverse lettered GERRARD; sold with two supporting provenance documents which feature this shirt, a Wirral Echo newspaper and an edition of The Koppite magazine (3) Steven Gerrard was born in Whiston, Merseyside, 30th May 1980. He was playing for hometown team Whiston Juniors when he was noticed by Liverpool scouts and joined the Liverpool Academy aged 9. Gerrard signed his first professional contract with Liverpool on 5 November 1997 and made his first-team debut as a last minute substitute in the Premier League game v Blackburn Rovers at Anfield 19th November 1998. The present jersey represents Gerrard's first full start for Liverpool FC where for the record Celta Vigo beat Liverpool 1-0. And so began the career of a player who would be an all-time club legend playing in over 500 Premier League games and afforded winner's medals for the Champions League, UEFA Cup, UEFA Super Cup, F.A. Cup, three Football League Cups and a F.A. Community Shield.After the match with Celta Vigo Gerrard swapped shirts with opponent Goran Djorovic who in turn gifted it to a friend in Serbia. It was later acquired by a Liverpool supporter, the present consignor.
Lot 713
Jose Corona: a red Mexico No.12 international goalkeeping jersey 2012,long-sleeved, the reverse lettered J. CORONAJason Brown acquired this shirt from his opposite number on the occasion of the international friendly match v Mexico played at the MetLife Stadium, New York, 27th May 2012.This is an unworn shirt as the red colour issue clashed with the Welsh team, so Corona wore a blue No.12 goalkeeping jersey in the game which Mexico won 2-0.
Lot 72
A group of four identical commemorative printed scorecards for the Lord's Centenary 1814-1914,headed 'Lord's Cricket Ground Centenary 1814-1914', printed to the centre the scorecard for the game M.C.C. South Africa team v The Rest. June 22nd 1914, with coloured decorative border, depicting Lord's cricket ground through the ages, printed by Tom Browne & Co (Nottingham) LimitedEx-MCC Collection. Sold at the Christie's auction 13th April 1987 as lot 240.
Lot 80
Twenty Four 20th century books on cricket,the lot including signed limited editions comprising: P F Warner's My Cricketing Life 63/200; Neville Cardus's The Summer Game 98/120; Sir Geoffrey Tomkinson's Memorable Cricket Matches 94/500; Roy Webber's Crickey Year Book 1946-47; Alfred J Gaston's Sussex County Cricket (50 signed 20 issued); F S Ashley-Cooper (editor) The Cricket-Field 60/100; Irving Rosenwater's Cricket Books Great Collectors of the Past 58/200; John Arlott's Basingstoke Boy 79/200; Gerald Brodribb's Cricket at Hastings 7/100; Mike Pope's Tragic White Roses & Geoffrey Boycott's autobiography 88/151; six signed volumes, E V Lucas, P F Warner, J B Hobbs, Hutton & Washbrook, Compton & Bowes; and other volumes on cricket including Bayly & Briscoe's Chronicles of a Country Cricket Club, and Rev. F. de Lacy White's Poems on Cricket
Lot 867
Wilkes & Sons Sporting Photographs: Chelsea 1935-36,original 15 by 12in. Wilkes & Son black-and-white archival print, Wilkes & Son copyright stampThe Chelsea team that drew 2-2 with Aston Villa at Villa Park on 19 November 1935, included goalkeeper Vic Woodley, who won a record 19 consecutive caps for England before the outbreak of War. Woodley played in the infamous England international in Berlin, a game they won 6-3.
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