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Lot 262
Flying Tigers Tex Hill Sqn Ldr 2nd Sqn AVG-CAF Ace, Dick Rossi AVG Ace Flt Leader 1st Sqn and Rode Rodewaled Ace all Signed WW-2 5Oth Annivesary Signed Phoenix 1991 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 signed items come with Certificate of Authenticity. Can be shipped worldwide.
Lot 259
Flying Tiger Chuck Older AVG Ace Signed US 1974 Postal Rate Increase Chicago 1973 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 signed items come with Certificate of Authenticity. Can be shipped worldwide.
Lot 64
Alfredo Di Stefano autographed photo. Black and white 8x12 magazine photograph autographed by arguably the most complete footballer in the history of the game: Alfredo Di Stefano (1926 - 2014). A Real Madrid legend who's side dominated Europe in the 1950s, he also played internationally for three different countries! Argentina, Columbia and Spain. Good condition. All signed items come with Certificate of Authenticity. Can be shipped worldwide.
Lot 22
Manchester United Victory Card Collection. Lovely set of twenty philatelic cards charting Manchester United's successes during the 2002/2003 season. Each one is fully illustrated, and has a Manchester United stamp and postmark from wherever the game was held that the card celebrates. Each card is in a sleeve, housed in a special Victory Cards album. If you collect stamps or covers, and you're a Manchester United fan - it's safe to assume this is the perfect item for you! Good condition. All signed items come with Certificate of Authenticity. Can be shipped worldwide.
Lot 258
Flying Tiger Dick Rossi AVG Flt Leader Ace Signed 50th Commercial Aviation Chicago 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 signed items come with Certificate of Authenticity. Can be shipped worldwide.
Lot 256
Flying Tiger Col Robert L Scott AVG 22 Aerial Victories and Author of God is my Co-Pilot Signed 10 inch x 8 inch photograph. 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 signed items come with Certificate of Authenticity. Can be shipped worldwide.
Lot 1020
FOOTBALL GAMES Five football games, Magnetic Marbles from 1980's, a large box of "Supersoccer" magnetic football game issued by Balyna with rules, possibly 1960's, Shoot issued by Berwick, late 50's-early 60's and 2 boxes of Blow Football issued by J & L Randall, one from the 60's and one from the 70's. Generally good
Lot 117
E.LONGWORTH FA MEDAL Medal awarded by the FA to Ephraim Longworth for playing in an International Trial game. Gold ,hall-marked. Date not known but Liverpool player Longworth made five appearances for England between 1920 and 1923 becoming the first Liverpool player to captain England. Inscribed E.Longworth on reverse. Good
Lot 1286
SIGNED CRICKET BATS Three signed large cricket bats from 1990's, 2 x Surrey and 1 x Warwickshire, 60 autographs including Alec Stewart, Ian Greig, Mark Butcher, David Ward, Paul Atkins, Graham Thorpe, Andy Smith, Adam Hollioak, Chris Bullen, Tony Murphy, Alan Richards, Geoff Arnold, Ashly Giles etc. Sold together with a Lonsdale Library hardback book titled "The Game of Cricket" published in 1930, 255-pages and 55 illustrations, with dust-jacket that has been protected with a plastic cover. Good
Lot 15
TOTTENHAM TOUR 1969 A hard backed notebook with full notes by Assistant Manager Eddie Baily relating to the Tottenham Tour to America and Canada in May 1969, 36 pages of hand written details of the Tour. Includes game details played by Tottenham against Aston Villa, West Ham, Fiorentina and Rangers. Interesting item. Good
Lot 161
DERBY COUNTY v MIDDLESBRO First Division game played 28 Apr 1928, Derby won 2-1. A highly significant match for Middlesbro who at the time were 6th from bottom, they also got beaten in the last game of the season and finished bottom with 37 points scoring 81 goals!! Derby with 44 points finished 4th!! Dated and number written on front, score/team changes noted, tick mark against players names. Light fold. Generally Good
Lot 22
REST OF UK SHIRT BADGE Cloth shirt badge from Rest of UK shirt worn by Eddie Baily in the 1951 game, Wales v Rest of UK. England International Baily played for Rest of UK in the game played to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the Welsh FA. The badge comprises the English three lions, Scottish Lion and Irish harp. Good
Lot 222
ASTON VILLA 61-62 Villa home programmes, 61/2, 27 x first team including 3 x FA Cup, 1 x League Cup and friendly v Dynamo Kiev. In addition 14 Reserve programmes are included plus Football League v Scottish League at Villa Park. The Reserve programmes include v Man Utd, Leeds, Liverpool etc. Also includes postponed game v Cardiff, 30/12/61. 42 programmes in total, minor faults. Fair-good
Lot 28
BERLIN - NOTTM FOREST 1958 Eddie Baily played for Nottingham Forest between 1956 and 58, helping them to be promoted with 14 goals in 68 games. Eddie was given this inscribed cigarette case for the Berlin v Nottingham Forest game in 1958. Inscribed "Berlin-Nottingham Forest 1958". One side of the cigarette case has a gold coloured map of Germany, the other has a map of Berlin with flags designating the British, American, Russian and French sectors. Good
Lot 312
CRYSTAL PALACE Twelve home programmes, 50s, includes Festival of Britain v Nancy, (team changes)16/5/51 plus attendance sheet provided for the press for the game, 50/51 v Exeter, 52/3 v Gillingham, 53/4 v Swindon and Exeter, 55/6 v Northampton, Reading, Walthamstow Ave and Managers Xi, plus 3 x 56/7. Minor faults. Fair-generally good
Lot 370
FINCHLEY F.C Souvenir programme for the Opening of New Playing Pitch followed by Finchley v Barnet for the Mather Cup with proceeds in aid of Finchley Memorial Hospital. The fixture list shows that this was both clubs first game after the war for the new 1946/47 season. Light fold, slight marks, no writing. Generally Good
Lot 379
CHARLTON 59-60 Twenty four away programmes, 59-60, 22 x League (two different issues for the game at Derby which was postponed with some programmes over-stamped for the re-arranged game, others were completely printed for the revised date). Includes Cup at Bristol City and Wolves. Minor faults. Generally good
Lot 380
LEICESTER-ARSENAL-CHARLTON 59/60 Two different covers, programmes for Leicester v Charlton 21/10/59 and Leicester v Arsenal 24/10/59. One issue has both games on the cover with insert team sheets for the Southern Professional Floodlight Cup game v Charlton, the other only has the Arsenal game noted on the cover but also was used for the Charlton match with line-up insert included with the programme. Score etc noted. Fair-generally good
Lot 494
1968/69 FAIRS CUP Athletic Bilbao v Glasgow Rangers played 2 Apr 1969 at San Mames, Bilbao. Rare edition of the Spanish daily football magazine/newspaper "AS" dated the same day which includes match previews with team line-ups. No programme was produced for this game. The front covers are missing but this does not affect any of the Bilbao/Rangers preview. Fair/Generally Good
Lot 529
CHARLTON 62-63 Thirty home programmes, 19 x League (missing v Chelsea and Middlesbrough), Cup v Chelsea and Cardiff, League Cup v Bradford PA and Leicester plus abandoned League game v Southampton. Also includes practice match v Crystal Palace 11/8/62, four single sheet home Reserves programme and single sheet home SE Counties League v Brighton 4/5/63. Minor faults. Generally good
Lot 531
CHARLTON 62-63 Twenty four away programmes, 62-63, 22 x League and League Cup at Leyton Orient and Leicester where Charlton, 4-0 down at half-time, fought back to draw 4-4. Includes both the abandoned and the revised date programmes for the crucial game at Walsall where Charlton won 2-1 to stay up at the expense of Walsall. Minor faults. Generally good
Lot 564
CUP 50-51 Two FA Cup Semi-Final programmes, 50-51, official and one pirate, both Newcastle v Wolves, official programme for game at Hillsborough, plus pirate programme for game at Hillsborough (published by Andover House). Official Hillsborough issue is worn and has tape across folds (Only Fair), pirate issue is generally good. As described
Lot 594
MAN CITY-CHESTER-SHEF WED 1939 Very scarce eight page Manchester City programme for FA Cup Fourth Round, second replay, Sheffield Wed v Chester, 30/1/1939, Monday afternoon game, 15,221 attendance. After beating Yeovil, Wednesday finally defeated Chester, 2-0, at the third attempt. Ex bound volume, some folds, no writing. Generally good
Lot 605
SIR MATT BUSBY Official programme for the Sir Matt Busby Testimonial match, Manchester United v Republic of Ireland XI dated 11/8/91 together with programme and ticket for the "Service of Thanksgiving and Celebration for the Life of Sir Matt Busby 1909-1994" at Old Trafford 24/4/94. Best, Charlton, Kidd, Foulkes and Crerand appeared in a 7-a-side game played before the match v Ireland. Good
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