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Click here to subscribeKilkenny interest: Maher (Jim) The Flying Column - West Kilkenny 1916 - 1921, D. 1987; Ryall (Tom) Kilkenny The G.A.A. Story 1884 - 1984, Kilkenny 1984. First; O'Dwyer (M.) The History of Cricket in Co. Kilkenny - The Forgotten Game, roy 8vo Naas 2006. Signed Copy; also Coolagh Its History and Heritage, 1996; & Boyle (Tom) Kilkenny Co. Council - A Century of Local Government, Kilkenny 1999, all orig. d.w.'s. (5)
Kerry V. Galway, 1959G.A.A. :Football, 1959: Craobh Peile na hEireann i bPairc an Chrocaigh, 27.9.59, Kerry v. Galway, 8vo, D. 1959, 20pps, adverts & illus. good; together with an Unofficial Programme for the same game, 8vo, n.p. 1959, 4pps., illus. & adverts, worn. (2)* Kerry claimed their 19th Title beating the Tribesmen 3.8 to 1.4, with Sean Murphy's display being described by Jack Mahon as the greatest ever seen at Croke Park.
THE DARK KNIGHT RISES (2012) - Gotham Rogues Uniform A Gotham Rogues player uniform from the action film The Dark Knight Rises, directed by Christopher Nolan. The Rogues’ players wore their uniforms in the game against Rapid City Monuments that was explosively interrupted by Bane (Tom Hardy) and the League of Shadows. Made by Under Armor, the uniform consists of a yellow, silver and black Rogues jersey with number 53 and the name ‘Palmer’ on the back (XL); a pair of matching trousers(3XL) with belt and towel; a pair of cleats (UK size 9 and 11 ½); gloves; game socks and sweatbands. Douglas body armour is worn under the jersey, with a helmet made by Schutt. An unworn long-sleeved shirt (2XL) is also included. The costume displays light wear with marks and stains on the gloves. This lot is supplied with a Warner Bros. certificate of authenticity in place of a Prop Store certificate. Payment plan on this item is restricted to a duration of one month. Please contact us for further information. VAT Status - DAGGER
THE DARK KNIGHT RISES (2012) - Gotham Rogues Foam Finger A Gotham Rogues foam finger from the action film The Dark Knight Rises, directed by Christopher Nolan. Fans of the Gotham Rogues waved their foam fingers during kick-off in their game against Rapid City. The piece is made of thin yellow foam and features the Gotham Rogues team logo and black printed finger detailing on one side. The piece remains in very good condition. Dimensions:2.5 cm x 24 cm x 56 cm (1" x 9 ½" x 22")This lot is supplied with a Warner Bros. certificate of authenticity in place of a Prop Store certificate. Payment plan on this item is restricted to a duration of one month. Please contact us for further information. VAT Status - DAGGER
Victorian Minton Majolica glazed game dish, the oval basket-weave moulded body with relief moulded hare, duck and game bird to the lid, impressed marks, 37cm CONDITION REPORT Cover - hairline crack from rim running to centre, discernible only on underside. Loss to tip of ducks wing, slight chip to bird's wing. Liner present but with large loss to rim one end, staining and crazing. Base appears to be in good order
Three 19th Century Oval Biscuit-ware Game Dishes stamped 'WEDGWOOD', one moulded with fruiting vine and having a liner (lacking lid), 4 ins (10 cms) high, 9½ ins x 7 ins (24 cms x 18 cms). Two decorated with swagged garlands of vine and hanging game (both lacking liners and lids A/F), one 5 ins (13 cms) high 11 ins x 7 ins (28 cms x 18 cms), the other 4¼ ins (11 cms) high, 9½ ins x 7 ins (24 cms x 18 cms). A lidded Jasperware Jar and a Pair of Dudson Candlesticks; The cylindrical jar sprigged with white relief moulded hunting scene on a blue ground, 5 ins (13 cms) high, 4¼ ins (11 cms) in diameter; The candlesticks sprigged with white Neo-classical ornamentation on a dark green ground, 6½ ins (16.5 cms) in height.
JOHNS, Capt. W.E., Biggles Hunts Big Game First Printed Hodder & Stoughton August 1948; Biggles Cuts It Fine First Printed Hodder & Stoughton 1954; Biggles In The Orient Second Impression 1948 Hodder & Stoughton; Biggles - Charter Pilot Oxford University Press Richard Clay and Company Reprinted 1951; Biggles & The Black Peril + Biggles Pioneer Air Fighter + Biggles In The Cruise Of The Condor + The Boy Biggles all Dean & Son Ltd hardbacks circa 1960; Biggles Air Detective + Biggles Of 266 + Biggles Of The Special Air Police + Biggles Flies Again + Biggles Of The Camel Squadron + Biggles Flies To Work all Dean & Son Ltd hardbacks in dust covers circa 1960; Biggles Forms A Syndicate First Published 1961 Hodder & Stoughton; 5 paperback (3 Armada, 2 Knight) Biggles & Co + Biggles Defies The Swastika + Biggles Foreign Legionnaire + Biggles In The Terai + Biggles Special Case (20 in all)
A 19th Century Chinese ivory puzzle game in carved box - 5.5x5.5cm, a similar puzzle game in slightly smaller box, together with another puzzle game in ivory case with crucifix to lid - 6.5x3.2cm.CONDITION REPORTsmaller square box has ill fitting frame and sliding lid stiff, seven pieces each to larger puzzles, five pieces to smaller puzzle
Flying Tiger Peter Wright Flt Leader Ace 2nd Sqn AVG Signed Pan Am made first Pacific Flt 1935 Honolulu 1976 FDC. The Flying Tigers, American Volunteer Group (AVG) flew for China in early 1942 and achieved great success against the Japanese. They flew 100 Curtis Warhawk P-40's, complete with the famous red shark mouth.The American public reeling from Pearl Harbor were anxious to strike back NOW! The Flying Tigers were the only game in town at that point and the only Americans doing ANYTHING ANYWHERE against the Japanese. The Flying Tigers comprised three squadrons namely: Adam and Eves, Panda Bears and Hell's Angels. Colonel Chennault developed the basic fighter tactics that American pilots would use throughout WW-2. He highlighted Interception, diving pass, no dogfighting and diving when in trouble. This remained the fundamental U.S. fighter doctrine throughout the Pacific War. Good condition. All items come with a Certificate of Authenticity and can be shipped worldwide.
An oak game compendium, 33 cm wide Condition report Report by NGCover of box dry and with water marks.Compendium contains a full chess set but there are damages to some pieces. 15 black backgammon counters present but only 12 white, but other smaller miniatures underneath, only five horse racing figures present, one lacks jockeys head, contains 32 dominoes, assorted dice, small gavel, various cards, also box contains a guide to compendium of games, some pages loose, and volume well used. Board inside lid present but with some scuffs and wear.
A boxed Subbuteo table soccer continental club edition football game together with 5 teams of players (boxed), a pair of opera glasses, an A.R.P. Home First Aid case by Boots Pure Drug Co. Ltd of Nottingham CONDITION REPORTS Five individual boxes and sets of players in various kits. All red kit, red shirt, red shorts, red socks. An all white kit - while shirt, white short, white socks. An all orange kit, orange shirt, orange shorts, orange socks. Aston villa type kit and a Blackburn type kit together with a Subbuteo accessories ball boys set of six in box. All boxes - some wear and tear and some bearing tape all together with a large table soccer set with some leaflets, a field cloth, a white ball, a brown ball, two nets together together with a set of players with red top, white shorts, white socks with red bands and a set of players with blue top, white shorts, white socks with blue bands. Assorted selection of red plastic sidings, spare brown ball box. Brown evidence of tape marks, general signs of wear and tear.
A football signed by the Blackburn Rovers team from their Premiership winning season, a football signed by the Oldham Atheltic team, and a football signed by the Bolton Wanderers team, also a match programme for Radcliffe Borough v Bolton Wanderers on 17th July 2004 and a team sheet for the same game (5).
A c.1900 boxed card game "The Counties of England", produced by Jaques & Son of London with three packs of sixty-one cards in county sets, all complete except for one key card for which there is a handwritten copy, all in a three section sliding top wooden box with associated set of rules for the game, and a 1950s/60s boxed board game "Trek" by Spear's Games with board (2-3 pieces missing) (2).
Follower of Abraham Danielsz Hondius (Flemish, born circa 1625-1695) Spaniels putting up game old label reading "Col. Swinburne / Marcus " oil on canvas 32 x 36cm (12 x 14in) Provenance: Marcus, The Property of Lord Mowbray and Stourton and The Honourable James Stourton, Bonhams, Edinburgh, 29 November 2012, whence acquired by the present owner Lined canvas. Undulations to canvas. Paint layer very thin and worn in areas with extensive retouching. Varnish is patchy and uneven. Frame in good condition.
Nottingham Forest programmes: a small collection of Nottingham Forest Programmes from the 1965-66 through to the 1969-70 to include: ten programmes from the 1965-66 (including two copies of the Forest v. Valencia CF centenary game); thirty-five programmes from the 1966-67 season (some duplicates); thirty-eight programmes from the 1967-68 season (some duplicates); thirty-three programmes from the 1968-69 season (some duplicates) and eighteen programmes from the 1969-70 season (1 bag, 100+)
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