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Lot 380
BRENTFORD- CHARLTON 1936 Brentford home programme v Charlton, 17/9/1936, Thursday game, Brentford won 4-2 after Charlton keeper Bartram had been knocked unconscious and conceded two goals after this. Charlton celebrated being in the top division by finishing as runners-up, three points behind champions Manchester City. No staple otherwise good. Good
Lot 5
DULWICH HAMLET - NUNHEAD 1935-36 Five programmes for different games between Dulwich Hamlet and Nunhead, all 35-36 season and all played at Dulwich. The programmes are dated 31/8/1935 Isthmian League Reserves, 28/9/1935 London Charity Cup, 12/10/1935 Isthmian League, 7/12/1935 London Senior Cup (torn across top although complete - "Only Fair") and 11/1/1936 London Senior Cup second replay. All were the property of Eddie Holton (Nunhead) who played in each game. Some folds, creases etc but no writing. Fair-generally good
Lot 625
NOTTS COUNTY 1948/49 Four home programmes: Division 3 South: v Ipswich Town (County won this game 9-2), v Millwall and v Brighton & Hove; rare Friendly v Airdrieonians. County finished mid-table this season and their game v Ipswich was not the only match they scored 9 goals at home, v Exeter finished 9-0 and v Newport Co finished 11-1. Usual faults noted (only Ipswich and Airdrieonians have writing). Fair/Generally Good
Lot 160
Football books, a collection of approx 60 books & annuals, 1940's onwards inc. 'Clown Prince of Soccer' by Len Shackleton 1955, 'Matt Busby, My Story as told to David R. Jack', 1957, 'It's All in the Game' by Johnny Haynes 1962, Boys Book of Soccer 1946, Playfair annuals etc (mixed condition, fair/gd, some with dust jackets) (2 boxes)
Lot 178
Cricket, a quantity of books, booklets, annuals, tour brochures, membership cards, photos, fixture cards & other related items, Victorian era onwards including, Will's metal cricket game, the Cricketers Manual by BAT 1851, a Norfolk CCC subscription receipt 1898, Cricketers Calendar by W. Curran Reedy 1928 etc (mixed condition) (1 box)
Lot 285
50 COPIES ONLY PUBLISHED - ST. ENDA’S COLLEGE. AN SCOLÁIRE, 1913. Desmond Ryan’s set.An extensive run (probably complete) of this very rare cyclostyled school magazine prepared and published by the pupils of Pearse’s school St. Enda’s, 1913, Vol. 1 number 1-2-3-4, 6-7-8-9 (16.4.13 - 7.6.13), lacking only No. 5 from the first 9 numbers (probably all published). Small quarto, cyclostyled, generally 8 pp or 12 pp (folded sheets), the Roneo plates written in manuscript in several hands, with some cartoon drawings. With a copy of ‘Le Petit Patriote’, Vol. 1 No. 1, St. Enda’s, 10 May 1913, ‘For the Students of Prep. & Junior Grades Only’, 4 pp (same format, single folded sheet). Judging by the publication date, this is probably the missing No. 5 of An Scoláire, since it falls between no. 4 (4.5.13) and 6 (17.5.13).In the last number of Pearse’s printed magazine ‘An Macaomh’ [Vol. II no. 2, May 1913], he states that ‘There exists at St. Enda’s a trilingual newspaper called “An Sgoláire” [sic], of which fifty copies are printed on a Roneo reduplicator every week and sold at a penny a copy. It is owned and edited by the boys themselves, and owes its existence to a movement which originated among them. The politics of the paper centres largely round the question as to whether cricket should be played as a summer game by Irish boys. School work and play are chronicled from week to week, and school personalities discussed and criticised in prose, verse and cartoon. Most of the contributions are in the nature of jeux d’esprit; some are manfully propagandist. A few seem to me touched with that literary grace which is as recognisable and as indefineable as a personal grace ..’The first number states that ‘An Scoláire, the students’ paper, is today presented to the Endaian Republic. Its aim & policy are embodied in its name. To make you true scholars, earnest and lively, self restrained and self reliant, to make you live and laugh, to love each other and dear old Ireland, such is its purpose. God grant it success, may it prove a blessing to all. Read it; write for it; criticise it, make it both your own in character [and] in outlook. Make the spirit of School Eanna pervade it. Let the glory of Ireland inspire it. In a word: May it be the herald of a glorious day: the day when Ireland will be “A Nation once again”.’It is not formally a Pearse item, since the content was clearly determined entirely by the students themselves. Nevertheless, the freshness and variety of the material testifies eloquently to the quality of the school which Pearse and his fellow-masters had established, and the extent to which its pupils felt themselves jointly responsible for their own education and formation. It is difficult to imagine the students of any other Irish secondary school, in 1913, producing a magazine of such quality.Desmond Ryan, who owned this set, was later Pearse’s secretary and fought in the GPO. He edited Pearse’s writings on St. Enda’s, ‘The Story of a Success’, and wrote historical works including biographies of Pearse and Connolly. An important item, and a great rarity, generally in very good condition considering its nature. The National Library of Ireland has a run of Nos. 1-9, otherwise only odd copies are found. St. Enda’s itself apparently does not have a full set.In a custom made folding box.Provenance: Family of Muriel Gahan, a gift from a relative of Desmond Ryan, who was a student at St. Enda’s.
Lot 163
Palitoy vintage Action Man Escape Officer from Colditz on brown flocked hair and gripping hands doll, officers cap, wool hat, great coat, shirt, trousers, boots, dog tag, compass, torch, mug, rope, 1st aid kit, attaché case, luger pistol, extension butt, radio mic, silencer suitcase and forged documents, on flocked hair fixed hands doll, German Camp Kommandant, cap shirt, great coat, trousers, jack boots, luger pistol/holster, baton and machine gun, complete on gripping hands doll, German Stormtrooper, helmet, jacket, trousers, boots, luger pistol, holster, cartridge belt, field pack, grenade, Schmeisser machine gun, Iron Cross, on flocked hair fixed hands doll, all in very good to excellent original condition, plus Parker games Escape from Colditz game, complete (4 items)
Lot 222
Star Wars Episode 1 Action Figures and Playsets consisting of Electronic Theed Hangar complete with the original box, boxed three figure Mos Espa Encounter set in window box, Darth Maul Sith Speeder with figure in original box, Jabba the Hutt & 2-Headed announcer in original box, Armoured Scout Tank with Battle Droid in window box, Episode 1 Micro Machines Podrace Arena boxed, Episode 1 European box Mos Espa playset, Episode 1 Micro Machines Naboo Hangar in box, Star Wars Saga Edition Chess Set, Episode 1 Battle for Naboo 3D Action Game and Sith Infiltrator 3D Puzzle. Various conditions. (11 items)
Lot 225
Scarce Early Issue Dan Dare Space Bagatelle Game, Made in England by Chad Valley, by permission of Hutton press, card bagatelle with colourful graphics, complete with six coloured wooden balls, outer card illustrated lid, in very good condition, slight damage to one corner of lid, still a very nice display item
Lot 228
Scarce Mickey Mouse Helter Skelter Marble Game, Made in England by Chad Valley, 1930s, card helter skelter spiral chute for the marbles, which opens out on a card illustration of Mickey Mouse, which acts as a game score board, complete with marbles.Ilustrated lid of box with images of Disney characters, game is in very good condition, lid of box is fair, small piece of card missing on top end of box, with wear, still displays well
Lot 143
18th/19th C Drum & Nipple percussion cap sporting gun, converted from flint lock by Simpson with 29inch barrel with the first stage of octagonal form with gold inlay, with checkered grip and well figured walnut stop, with white metal mounts and steel butt plate and trigger guard with engraved pineapple. The lock with inset oval gold panel marked Simpson with engraved detail of various scroll work floral detail, sporting dog and game complete with ramrod and raised cheek piece.
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