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Click here to subscribeSWITZERLAND- FA TOUR 1945 Three press photographs taken at the Switzerland v English FA game played 21/7/45 in Berne. Organised to celebrate the Swiss FA 50th anniversary, the FA played under the name of FA Services XI and were represented by Swift, Scott, Hardwick, Soo, Franklin, Mercer, Finney, Brown, Lawton, Hunt and Smith. One shows Mercer shaking hands at the toss, the other two are match action. Switzerland won 3-1. Approx 4 " x 6". Good
AUTOGRAPHS Unusual item, a pirate programme for Tottenham v Preston 67/8, Cup which has been autographed on the pen pictures of top players profiles (very few of whom were relevant to the game) by Best, Greaves, Ray Wilson, Milne, Bobby Moore, Connelly, Cohen, Law, Bobby Charlton, Waiters, Stiles, Eastham, Joe Baker, Jack Charlton and Thompson. You could make a decent team out of that squad. Generally good
RUGBY UNION -WALES / ENGLAND 1995 Two fold over cards one signed by 21 of the Welsh squad for the game v England 18/2/95 in Cardiff , the other is signed by 21 England players + manager Jack Rowell. England won 23-9. Welsh signatures include Evans, Davies, Lewis, Moon, Robert Jones etc whilst England signatures include Carling, Andrew, Richards, Johnson, Guscott, Underwood etc. Very good
YORK CITY CUP RUN 1955 Four items from the 1955 famous York City Cup run when they reached the Semi-Finals, ticket for the Semi-Final at Hillsborough v Newcastle26/3/55, programme for the game plus a pirate programme for the replay published by Smith of London and a programme for the fifth round tie York v Tottenham. Most items are creased. Fair
1968/69 FAIRS CUP Athletic Bilbao v Liverpool played 18 September 1968 at Estadio San Mames, Bilbao. The daily Spanish football magazine/newspaper ''DICEN'' dated 18 September 1968 which previews the game and includes team line-ups. No programme was produced for this game - Reserve. Generally good
SOUTHPORT - BLACKPOOL 1939 Scarce wartime programme, Southport v Blackpool, 18/11/1939, the match was a North-West Regional League game which was quickly established after national football was suspended due to the outbreak of the Second World War. Eight page programme, teams noted on cover, fold, slight creasing. Fair-generally good
ARSENAL A player / officials card for the Amateurs v Professionals match played at Highbury on 30 Mar 1925. This was the match that was known as the off-side Law Experimental match, which had great consequences for the game. It comes together with a compliments slip from G. Wagstaffe Simmons the Vice Chairman of Tottenham, who was in charge of the member selection committee. Players from Tottenham, Arsenal, Chelsea, West Ham, Millwall, Crystal Palace, Clapton Orient, Reading, Watford, Brighton and Northampton were selected to play for the Professionals. Interestingly one of the linesman was a certain SF Rous of Hertfordshire later to become President of FIFA. Generally good
1965 WEST HAM Portuguesa (Brazil) v West Ham United played 28 June 1965 at Randalls Island Stadium, New York City, United States. The game was played as part of the 1965 International Soccer League. This was a double issue programme produced for The New Yorkers v Varese (Italy) played the same day at Randalls Island. Generally good
A group of various mantel clocks to include an early 20th century American example, height 41cm, a brown onyx rectangular example with alarm clock, and a brass desk piece with perpetual calendar, clock and barometer, also an Art Deco style wall barometer and a modern cased mahjong game set.
A D.B. 11 BORE PERCUSSION SPORTING GUN BY WESTLEY RICHARDS, BIRMINGHAM PROOF MARKS, NO. 5058, CIRCA 1842; A D.B.14 BORE PERCUSSION SPORTING GUN BY GARDNER, BIRMINGHAM PROOF MARKS, CIRCA 1850; AND A D.B.14 BORE PERCUSSION SPORTING GUN, MID-19TH CENTURY the first with browned twist sighted barrrels signed on the rib (worn)engraved breech with platinum lines and pierced platinum plugs (nipples removed), signed scroll-engraved bar-in-wood locks (hammers replaced), figured walnut half-stock, chequered grip, engraved iron mounts, silver barrel bolt escutcheons and vacant silver escutcheon (worn throughout, ramrod missing); the second with sighted barrels, signed engraved back-action locks decorated with game scenes, walnut half-stock, chequered grip, and iron mounts (worn, ramrod missing); and the third with associated sighted barrels (pitted), scroll-engraved lock, walnut half-stock, and iron mounts (worn, ramrod missing) the first: 75.0 cm; 29 1/2 in barrels (3)
A CASED 15 BORE D.B. PERCUSSION SPORTING GUN BY GASQUOINE & DYSON, MARKET PLACE, MANCHESTER, NO. 1373, LONDON CIRCA 1860 with rebrowned barrels signed and numbered on the rib, engraved breech with platinum plugs, scroll-engraved grooved breech tang, signed scroll-engraved bar-in-wood locks decorated with differing game vignettes, highly figured walnut half-stock, chequered fore-end and grip, engraved steel mounts comprising numbered trigger-guard and butt-plate en suite with the locks, rear ramrod-pipe, vacant gold escutcheon, and brass-tipped ramrod: in a fitted mahogany case lined in green baize, the lid with modern trade label, and with some accessories including leather pouch with cleaning jags, powder-flask, shot-flask and oil bottle 75.6 cm; 29 3/4 in barrels
A D.B. 10 BORE PERCUSSION SPORTING GUN BY E.M. REILLY & CO., LONDON PROOF MARKS, CIRCA 1860; A D.B. 13 BORE PERCUSSION SPORTING GUN BY E.W. ANDREWS & CO., CLEVELAND, BIRMINGHAM PROOF MARKS, CIRCA 1840; AND A D.B. 14 BORE SPORTING GUN BY M. LEW, BIRMINGHAM PROOF MARKS, CIRCA 1840 the first with sighted barrels signed on the rib, breeches with platinum plugs, signed engraved locks (worn), walnut half-stock, chequered fore-end and grip, engraved iron mounts (iron parts worn, engraving and signatures indistinct), vacant silver escutcheon, and brass-tipped ramrod; the second with rebrowned sighted barrels signed on the rib, engraved breech inlaid with two platinum lines, engraved tang, signed scroll-engraved locks decorated with game birds (one defective, one hammer chipped), walnut half-stock, chequered grip, engraved iron mounts, white metal escutcheon engraved 'W, McCowen', (iron parts pitted, ramrod missing); the third with sighted barrels with traces of a signature on the rib (lifting), stamped 'E. Wilson Gun' beneath the breech, engraved locks, walnut half-stock, chequered fore-end and grip, and engraved iron mounts (worn, forward ramrod-pipes and ramrod missing) the first: 76.5 cm; 30 1/8 in barrels (3)
A 12 BORE D.B. PERCUSSION SPORTING GUN BY TRULOCK & SON, CIRCA 1840 with etched twist sighted barrels signed 'Wm Clarke Maker' on the rib, engraved tang, signed engraved locks fitted with bolt safety-catches and decorated with scrolls and large game, figured walnut half-stock, chequered fore-end and grip, the butt with engraved iron trap cover on the right decorated with scrolls and a wild boar (rubbed), engraved iron mounts (iron parts rusted), vacant silver escutcheon, and brass-tipped ramrod 76.7 cm; 30 1/4 in barrels
A LARGE COLLECTION OF POWDER AND SHOT-FLASKS, 19TH CENTURY AND LATER the first a Sykes Patent, with graduated nickel nozzle, fitted with blued spring cut-off and pigskin-covered body; another, similar, by G. & J. W. Hawksley, Sheffield; another, by Sykes, with brass nozzle; a copper flask by Hawksley, embossed with a game vignette including hounds; another by Dixon & Sons, embossed with a stork enclosed by foliage; two further embossed flasks; a leather shot-flask, two further flasks; two pistol flasks in 18th/early 19th century style; and fourteen further flasks, in 19th century style the first: 20.2 cm; 8 in overall (26)
A BOXED PREMO RUBBER COMPANY MINIBRIX BUILDING SYSTEM SET, No.2, contents not checked, complete with (damaged) plan book, box damaged, with a boxed H.P. Gibson and Sons Ltd 'L'Attaque' military tactics board game, circa 1930's/1940's, contents not checked but complete with board and instructions, box damaged (2)
A BOXED WADDINGTONS TOTOPOLY GAME, Chad Valley 'Lotto', Chad Valley 'Metal Puzzles' game, Waddingtons 'Canasta', cast iron Jolly Gentleman money box, no key, base loose, some paint loss and an unboxed Chad Valley 'Escalado' horse racing game, earlier version with lead horses, contents not checked on any item (6)
Two Wedgwood cane ware pie dishes and covers: of circular form the larger dish moulded with hung game birds and swags of fruiting vine the cover with dead game and a hare knop, the smaller dish and cover with encircling bands of fruiting vine around a central 'chimney', impressed Wedgwood, 16.5 and 12.5cm diameter.
Two similar cane ware pie dishes, covers, stands and one liner: of rounded rectangular form the dishes and stands with osier moulding the covers moulded with hares and dead game on a bed of ferns with a rustic handle and the smaller companion similarly decorated but with a hare knop, stands 22 cm long, dishes 21.5 and 17, [the latter cover restored].
Two Wedgwood cane ware game pie dishes, covers and one liner: of oval form both applied with encircling bands of fruiting vine the larger cover similarly decorated around a central 'chimney' the smaller with a plain cover with strap handle with flower and leaf terminals, impressed marks, 30.5 and 22.5 cm long, [the former professionally restored the latter cracked].
Three pieces of Wedgwood cane ware and one other: comprising a preserve pot and cover in the form of a hive, a fern moulded dish and a miniature pie dish and cover the dish moulded with an encircling band of fruiting vine and the cover with cauliflower knop, impressed Wedgwood, 11.5 cm diameter, 27 cm long, 10.5 cm long, together with a miniature game pie dish modelled with a crouching rabbit, 10 cm long, [Wedgwood covers restored].
A large Wedgwood cane ware pie dish and cover: of oval form the dish embossed in high relief with ducks and floral swags supported by gryphons and mythical dolphins on a scrolling ground, the cover with dead game, ribbons and floral swags, the handle formed from two birds, impressed Wedgwood with patent registration lozenge, 35 cm long.
A Minton cane ware pie dish and cover and another almost certainly Minton: the former of oval form with basket weave exterior, the cover modelled with dead game and a hare, with glazed liner, impressed Minton, 25 cm long, the later of oval form with rustic handles and feet, the exterior basket and foliate moulded and the cover with dead game, water fowl and a hare, 32 cm long.*Although the latter is unmarked the same model is made in majolica
Two cane ware pie dishes and covers and one liner: of oval form one dish moulded with hung game birds and a hare supporting swags of fruiting vine below a crimped rim, the cover with dead game the handle formed from a bird, the companion with hung game birds and fern like vegetation, the cover similarly decorated, 26 cm long each.
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