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International Autograph Auctions Ltd.
Lot 686

LITERATURE: Selection of signed pieces, A.Ls.S., T.L.S. (1) etc., by various female writers and novelists including Elizabeth Gaskell, Edith Sitwell, Dorothy L. Sayers, Pearl S. Buck, Emmuska Orczy (2), Catherine Aird (3) etc. G to VG, 13

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International Autograph Auctions Ltd.
Lot 705

RACHMANINOFF SERGEI: (1873-1943) Russian Composer. Fountain pen ink signature ('S. Rachmaninoff') on a page removed from an autograph album. Dated 4th March 1934 in the hand of a collector to one corner. Some slight age wear, only very slightly affecting the signature, G

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International Autograph Auctions Ltd.
Lot 741

CLASSICAL MUSIC: An autograph album containing over 100 signatures by various classical musicians and a few other famous individuals including Liliana Evanti, Samuel Dushkin, Leila Megane, Albert Sammons, Ethel Smyth, Thomas Beecham, Constant Lambert, Eric Coates, Tamara Karsavina, Arthur Rubinstein, Fritz Kreisler, John Ireland, Albert Ketelby, Paul Robeson, Haydn Wood, Lionel Tertis, Moura Lympany, Wilhelm Backhaus, Alfred Cortot, Heddle Nash, Isobel Baillie, Mischa Elman, Daniel Melsa, Frederic Lamond, Jan Kubelik, Artur Schnabel, John McCormack, Randolph S. Churchill, Roger Fry, Chief Os-Ke-Non-Ton etc. Some pages are multiple signed. All of the signatures date from the 1920s & 1930s and some pages feature neatly affixed images or printed extracts from programmes. Spine loose, otherwise VG

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International Autograph Auctions Ltd.
Lot 755

BALLET: Selection of signed postcard photographs and slightly larger, some 8 x 10's etc, by various ballet dancers including Katharine Dunham (2), Svetlana Beriosova,Beryl Grey, Robert Helpmann, Antoinette Sibley, Marie Rambert, Yuri Soloviev, Nadia Nerina (2), Darcey Bussell, Wayne Sleep, Merle Park (2), John Gilpin, Anton Dolin, Yvette Chauviré etc. Some duplication. Most of the images show the dancers in costume poses. Generally G to VG, 36

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International Autograph Auctions Ltd.
Lot 795

[GEORGE VI]: (1895-1952) King of the United Kingdom 1936-52. An electroplate silver twin handled trophy, ornately engraved with floral patterns and an inscription 'H. W. S. S. D. M. Tuckfield, presented by Prince Albert', and date 7th June 1919. With spiral handles and tapered circular cup down to a circular base. Some age wear to the rim, otherwise VG. Prince Albert presented the trophy to a successful competitor at the sports meeting of the Hospital Welfare Society for Lewisham, Deptford and Greenwich.

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International Autograph Auctions Ltd.
Lot 103

CRICKET: Two miniature Perfect cricket bats by Stuart Surridge Ltd., each individually signed by 25 Test Cricketers in total, including Ray Illingworth, Bill Edrich, John Edrich, Reg Simpson, Ray Lindwall, Jack Fingleton, Ian Peebles, R. E. S. Wyatt, Donald Carr, Jack O'Connor, Arthur Wood, Johnny Wardle, Willie Watson, Frank Hayes, Alan Moss etc. Neatly uniformly varnished. VG, 2

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International Autograph Auctions Ltd.
Lot 121

SPORT: Selection of signed postcard photographs and larger, 8 x 10's, some signed magazine photographs etc, by various footballers, motor racing drivers and other sportsmen, including Mary Peters, Justin Henin, Gene Fullmer, Ricky Hatton, John D. Downie, Dieter Braun, Timo Glock, Nick Heidfeld, Allan McNish (2), Martin Brundle, Stanley Matthews, John Charles, Stan Cullis, Billy Wright, Bill Foulkes, Albert Scanlon, Wilf Mannion, Hulk Hogan, Len Shackleton, George Graham, Vinnie Jones, Bobby Charlton (2), Tommy Doherty, Steffi Graf etc. Generally VG, 59

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International Autograph Auctions Ltd.
Lot 126

SPORT: Selection of signed pieces, cards, a few magazine photographs, 8 x 10's (slightly grainy reproduction images), etc, by various sportsmen, mainly footballers, including Bobby Charlton, Roger Hunt, Roger Bannister (2), Stanley Matthews, Bobby Robson, George Best etc. Generally VG, 9

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Knights Sporting Auctions
Lot 638

West Indies & International Test cricket. Selection of ??? books, the majority on West Indies cricket but also including South African and New Zealand cricket. Some signed books including ‘Cricket Cauldron’. With Hutton in the Caribbean ’. Alex Bannister. London 1954. Presentation copy to Arthur Wheat of Nottinghamshire, ‘West Indies at Lord’s. Alan Ross. London 1986, signed by Deryck Murray, ‘Cricket in the Blood’. Dudley Nourse. London 1949, with laid down signature of Nourse to title page, ‘A Maiden View. The magic of Indian Cricket’. Mihir Bose. London 1986, signed to front end paper by Mohammad Azharuddin, ‘M.C.C. in India 1976/77’. Christopher Martin-Jenkins. London 1977, signed by Martin-Jenkins, ‘England v West Indies 1981’, signed by seven of the England party including Gooch, Old, Gower, Willey etc. G

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Knights Sporting Auctions
Lot 647

Australia 1938. ‘The Australians in England 1938’. Published by the Manchester Guardian. Small pre tour booklet. Pictorial covers. Some light fading to covers otherwise in good condition. Sold with ‘England v Australia. Special Test match edition of the Lord’s and Oval Annual 1930’. Edited by Robin Bailey. Small souvenir with pictorial covers. G

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Knights Sporting Auctions
Lot 657

Tour books 1950/70’s. Box containing twenty nine books, mainly tour books for the period. Some with dustwrappers, odd ex-library. Some faults, generally good

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Lot 676

‘The History of Leicestershire County Cricket Club’. Dennis Lambert. Helm Publishing. London 1992. Signed by over one hundred and eighty past and present players to front and rear end papers, the majority signed to pages, some on laid down pieces, cards, player profile pages and photographs. Signatures include Bird, Whittaker, Steele, Illingworth. DeFreitas, Birkenshaw, Mullally, Ferris, Gower, Hoggard, Smith, Cook, Such, Srinath, Tolchard, Sehwag, S. Broad, McKenzie, Clift, A.Roberts, Palmer, Watson, Cronje, Martyn, Ward, Smithson, Dawkes etc. G/VG

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Knights Sporting Auctions
Lot 736

England v Australia. Official pre match scorecard for the Test match played at Lord’s in 1912. Tear, folds and wear to card. Sold with four folding page scorecards covering the first four Tests of 1934, with fully printed scores. Last page finishes with ‘Presented with the compliments of the Editor’. Folds, good

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Knights Sporting Auctions
Lot 738

*All Eleven of England v Australians 1884. Original silk scorecard for the match played on the 3rd-5th July 1884 at the St. John’s Ground, Fartown, Huddersfield. The scorecard, printed onto the silk in black print, by George Richards of Nottingham. Odd minor faults otherwise in very good condition. Rare The Australians managed to draw the game. The Eleven of England scoring 453 runs in their only innings, Australia being bowled out for 175 in their first innings and finishing on 124-7 in their second and that off 110 overs of bowling. For England Scotton made 134, Attewell 84, Grimshaw 77, Hirst 71. Scott top scored for the Australians with 50 in the 2nd innings. Attewell took ten wickets in the match

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Lot 739

*England v Australia 1981. Official scorecard for the ‘famous’ third Test match, England v Australia, Headingley 1981. Ian Botham and Bob Willis’s match. England followed on 227 runs behind and were soon 135-7 in their second innings. Botham and Dilley then put together a stand of 117. Botham finished up with 149no and Dilley 56. Australia needed 130 to win. Australia at 56-2 seemed favourites to win the game, however Willis with 8-43 won the game for England by 18 runs. Fully printed end of match details. Excellent condition

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Lot 749

Sir Julien Cahn’s Team v Malaya 1937. Official programme for the tour match played at the Singapore Cricket Club on the 27th-29th March 1937. Original decorative wrappers. Some minor wear to wrappers and spine otherwise in good condition. Rare

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Knights Sporting Auctions
Lot 750

Werneth Cricket Club 1946-1950. Collection of twenty eight home and away programmes Central Lancashire League/Wood Cup matches etc played in the period. Plus nineteen scorecards and fixture cards (3) for South Shields Cricket Club 1950’s. Some faults including rusting to staples otherwise in good condition. Qty 47

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Lot 754

Wanganui v Australia 1950. Official souvenir programme for the tour match played at Cook’s Gardens on the 28th February and 1st March 1950. Signed to inside scorecard page by the Australian team, fourteen signatures including Burke, Meuleman, W.A. Brown, Tallon, Davidson, Ring, Iverson, Sismey, Howard, Ridings etc. Wrappers slightly grubby, minor faults, good. Rare

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Knights Sporting Auctions
Lot 760

Essex C.C.C. membership cards for 1953, 1983-2002, 2004, 2006-2011. Sold with various others membership cards including Gloucestershire 1960, Durham 1990’s etc. G

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Lot 761

Australian tour of England 1948. Rare official souvenir brochure/programme plus blank scorecard for the Scotland v Australia tour match played at Mannofield, Aberdeen on 17/18th September 1948. Excellent pictorial covers featuring Bradman. Double page picture of the Australian team with facsimile signatures to centre pages. This was Bradman’s last match for Australia. Bound in green boards with titles in gilt to edge. Ex Ray Robinson and R.A.S. Jones collections

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Lot 763

Cricket ephemera. Collection of ephemera including programmes, magazines, benefit brochures , some signed (Randall, Lamb, Sidebottom), Frank Woodhead Testimonial brochure 1979, postcards, Australian team 1912 (Beagles), Kent group 1930’s. Kent team 1925, A.E. Knight (the Kent postcards laid down to card), signed Gooch 333 scorecard, full sets of Players Cricketers 1930 and 1934 cigarette cards, original pages from Punch, Harpers Weekly etc with images of cricket etc. G

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Knights Sporting Auctions
Lot 773

Garry Sobers, West Indies. Large one gallon (4.5 litre) bottle of Bell’s ‘Extra Special’ Scotch Whisky (unopened and complete). Signed to label in black ink by Garry Sobers. In original ‘Bell’s’ box. VG

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Knights Sporting Auctions
Lot 775

Lord’s. Treacle coloured cricket tankard with Lord’s cricket ground to one side, to the other ‘Old father time’. Tankard by Britannia Potteries. Silver lustre to rim and handle. Approx 5” high. Sold with an attractive Marylebone Cricket Club wooden wall plaque with M.C.C. emblem to centre. G

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Lot 783

*Cricket Cup. Large silver plated cup with excellent decoration to front of a batsman and wicket keeper with flagged tent to background, floral decoration surround. The cup hallmarked ‘M.W.&S. E.P.’ for Mark Willis & Son Ltd. circa 1890’s. 7.75” tall. VG

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Knights Sporting Auctions
Lot 785

*‘The County Cricket Championship Trophy. Presented by The Lord’s Taverners’. Silver goblet with inscription to front, gilt to inside. Hallmarked, London 1973. 6” high. G

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Lot 798

‘England Test Players’. John Edrich ‘Autograph’ cricket bat signed to face by eighteen Test players. Signatures include Milburn, Barrington, J.Edrich, Underwood, Evans, Murray, Price, Parfitt etc. The verso signed by four county teams late 1960’s, Surrey, Middlesex, Essex and Derbyshire. Forty four signatures including Pocock, Younis, Jackman, Stewart , Titmus, Boyce, East, Lever, Harvey, Taylor, Page etc. Fading to odd signature. G

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Knights Sporting Auctions
Lot 799

South African tour of England 1947. Miniature Gunn & Moore ‘Autograph’ cricket bat with the printed facsimile signatures of the South Africa touring party. Very good condition, with rare original packaging. Sold with an epns ‘Lord’s wine bottle coaster and a childs beaker with image of a gollywog playing cricket (some wear). Qty 3. G

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Lot 801

Middlesex v Essex, Lord’s, 27th-29th July 1911. Cricket ball, presented to Hearne, with silver metal band around ball with inscription ‘J.W. Hearne, ‘Hat Trick’, Middlesex v Essex, 6 wickets for 17 runs’. Good condition Hearne took the hat trick in the Essex first innings removing H.A. Carpenter, LBW, C.P. McGahey, bowled and K.L. Gibson LBW. He also took the wickets of P.A. Perrin, J.R. Freeman and B. Tremlin to give him innings figures of ten overs, four maidens, six wickets for 17 runs as Essex were bowled out for 78. Middlesex won the match by an innings and 211 runs

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Lot 803

‘What’s Cook-In?-Plenty-In Brisbane!’. M.C.C. tour of Australia 1946/47. Large and impressive original pen and ink caricature/ cartoon newspaper artwork, highlighted with colour, for ‘The Herald’, Australian newspaper by artist Samuel Wells. The cartoon depicts excellent images relating to the days tour match between Queensland and M.C.C. in Brisbane, November 1946, in the match G.G. Cook scored 169no and Colin McCool took 6-105 in the first two innings. The cartoon depicts various scenes where Cook’s are depicted, serving a meal, hanging onto a frightened English lions tail and the Australian selectors shown wearing cooks hats. Also depicts McCool and Tallon as the ‘Prickly Pair’, following Tallon stumping three batsman and taking a catch off McCool’s bowling. Players featured in the artwork include Hutton, Washbrook, Tallon, McCool, Gibb etc. The cartoon, signed by Wells, measures 22.5”x15.5”. Dated to label 25th November 1946. Excellent image. Some nicks and tears to borders otherwise in good condition

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Lot 805

‘Australia Day. Australia Will be there!’. M.C.C. tour of Australia 1954/55. Impressive original pen and ink caricature/ cartoon newspaper artwork, highlighted with colour, for an Australian newspaper by artist Samuel Wells. The cartoon features various themes based around ‘Australia Day’, which fell during the Australia v M.C.C. Test match played at Adelaide in 1955. ‘In Adelaide things were up and down, it looked all down until Maddocks and Johnson turned the day’. ‘Show Day’, ‘Maddocks, the Headmaster with 69, taught the Boys a lesson’, ‘Tale Day’, ‘the Kanger’s tails wagging’, ‘J-Day’, Johnson Day, ‘May Day Too!’. Peter May took five catches, ‘Short Day’. ‘Thing we liked best was Hutton’s shorts- wish others would get the urge to wear’ em!’. Players featured in the artwork include Johnson, Maddocks, J. Ryder, Bradman, May etc. The cartoon, signed by Wells, measures 14”x17.5”. Excellent image. G

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Lot 806

‘The (Red) Pathfinder. Leeds’. Australian tour of England 1964. Impressive original pen and ink caricature/ cartoon newspaper artwork for The Age, Australian newspaper by artist Samuel Wells. The cartoon features the 3rd Test match at Leeds. Ian Redpath (58no) and Brian Booth (12no) won the match for Australia, winning by seven wickets. They also refer to Fred Titmus’s match figures of 77 overs, 43 maidens, 6 wickets for 94 runs!. ‘Feature of the match was the ‘Titmouses’s unplayable bowling 19 maidens (2nd innings) He must be going to open a girls school’. Cricket to half of the artwork and horse racing to the other half. The cartoon, signed by Wells, undated, measures 14.5”x21”. Excellent image. G

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Lot 812

`The Saturday Match`. Hugh De Selincourt. Exquisite original watercolour artwork by artist James Thorpe produced for the dust wrapper of the cricket book `The Saturday Match`, a timeless tale of village cricket, written by De Selincourt and published in 1937 by Dent of London. The watercolour shows a village match scene of a batsman walking out to bat in blue and white hooped cap with fellow players, pavilion, scoreboard, club flag, tents, spectators and trees to borders. Titles in black ink to main image and spine paper. Signed by Thorpe to lower right hand corner with measurement and notes handwritten to outer plain borders. The watercolour measures 9.25"x10.5"and overall with borders 12"x16". A truly unique piece of artwork by Thorpe. G/VG Sold with a first edition 1937 copy of the `The Saturday Match` with original dustwrapper showing the published artwork. Hugh De Selincourt (1878-1951) was an English author and journalist who worked as a journalist, for the Star and the Observer until 1914, and is chiefly remembered today for his timeless tale of village cricket, `The Cricket Match` published in 1924, which stands alongside A. G. Macdonell`s `England, Their England` as one of the classic accounts of village cricket in English literature. The fictional village of Tillingfold was a recurring element in De Selincourt`s work, and was based on his own village of Storrington at the foot of the South Downs. ‘The Saturday Match’ (1937) and ‘Gauvinier Takes to Bowls’ (1948) were among de Selincourt`s final books before his death in 1951 James Henry Thorpe (1876-1949) was a founder member of the London Sketch Club, where he numbered fellow cricket enthusiast Frank Reynolds among his numerous circle. Besides working as an illustrator on several books, many cricket related, and magazines including `Punch` he also wrote on contemporary art, and published an instructional cricket book `A Cricket Bag` in 1929 and an autobiography `Happy Days` in 1933.

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Lot 813

Joseph Lee. ‘Yorkshire County Champions 1946’. Original large pen and ink, highlighted with colour, caricature/ cartoon artwork showing four boys playing cricket in the park, a further game of football is being played in the background. to centre front a boy wearing a cap with a white rose, Yorkshire scarf and holding a newspaper with banner headline ‘Yorkshire Again!’ is merrily whistling ‘On Ilkla Moor Baht’at’. The caption, to lower border reads ‘The Swankpot!. Just because e’s got an Auntie who lives in Bradford....’. Excellent image. Drawn on artists card and signed by artist Lee, to lower border. Dated to verso ‘29th August 1946’. The artwork, produced for the London Evening News, measures 10.5”x15” Some staining to, mainly, the right hand border of artwork otherwise in good condition Joseph Lee worked for Strand Magazine and Pall Mall Gazette before joining the Sunday Express. From 1934 to 1966 Lee worked for the London Evening News

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Lot 823

‘The Cricketers of Vanity Fair’. Excellent complete collection of sixty nine original colour lithographs of cricketers, the first forty seven as listed by John Arlott and the second twenty two as listed by J.W. Goldman, both in 1953 and published in Russell March’s book, ‘The Cricketers of Vanity Fair’. The images, from the first list are Grace, Spofforth, Lord Harris, Bonnor, A.Lyttelton, Read, Philipson, Hornby, Stoddart, Woods, Lord Hawke, Fry, Baldwin, 6th Earl of Dartmouth, Viscount Curzon, Mitchel, Clarke, McLean, Ranjitsinhji, Wynyard, E. Lyttelton, Jessop, N.G. Lyttelton, Jephson, Abel, Jackson, Burge, Paliaret, Hirst, Warner, Lord Darnley, Viscount Cobham, Bosanquet, Lord Dalmeny, Marsham, Lubbock, Hayward, Spooner, Tyldesley, Gillingham, Wells, Hutchings, Lucas, Blythe, Hobbs, Dillon and Bailey. Image from the second list are Duke of Beaufort, Earl of Bessborough, Bray, Butler, Chelmsford, Earl of Dudley, Lord Hamilton, Horsman, Hughes, Earl of Leicester, Long, Lord Lyttleton, Spencer -Lyttleton, Marshall, Patiala, Ponsonby-Fane, Earl Loreburn, Ryle, Lord Russell, Thornton and Mason. An additional lithograph of Leslie Ward ‘Spy’ is sold with this lot. The lithographs are not mounted but are framed and glazed in gilt frames, with the exception of eight lithographs which are mounted. Some faults noted, minor staining to border of the images of Woods, Mitchell, Baldwin, Lucas, Bonnor, Hornby, Stoddart, Marsham and Ponsonby-Fane, wrinkling and light fading to Hobbs, age toning to Fry, small tear/damage to Spencer-Lyttleton, irregular trimming of borders to the Dartmouth lithograph, a few odd minor faults including wrinkling to the odd image otherwise in good condition. The lithograph of the rarer E.W. Dillon has very minor staining to lower border edge plus very minor wrinkling. Qty 70

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Lot 828

Cricket prints. Collection of twelve cricket prints, the majority framed and glazed. Some limited edition and signed by the artist. Prints include ‘The Oval’ (two, both different), ‘Lord’s’ by Terry Harrison, Roy Perry, Richie Ryall etc. Odd faults G

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Lot 836

‘Lord’s’. Jack Russell. Large colour limited edition print of Lord’s. Limited edition 6/850 signed by the artist Russell, Colin Cowdrey, Godfrey Evans, Lt Col John Stephenson, Brian Johnston and Dickie Bird in pencil. Unusually to the right hand corner of the lower border of the print there is a small original pencil drawing entitled ‘Hat & Gloves’ by Russell, signed and dated 1993. Attractively mounted, framed and glazed. 36”x26”. With certificate of authenticity to verso. VG

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Lot 863

E.C. Horton. 12 hour Walking record, 73 miles 145 yards. Excellent ink signature of Richards on album page. Sold with a mono press photograph of Horton winning the Five Miles ‘Centurions’ Walk at Stamford Bridge in the 1920’s. G

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Lot 883

*Signed boxing photographs. Selection of fifteen original press photographs, mainly featuring Jack Sharkey, American Heavyweight boxing champion, 1920/30’s. Other boxers include Lew Ambers, Primo Carnera, Kid Murphy etc. Some photographs signed including Sharkey and Ambers. Some faults, tears nicks, loss to edges, generally good

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Lot 887

*Muhammad Ali. Printed photograph of Ali near ringside, signed by Ali in silver pen and dated 2000. Sold with a printed photograph of Ali’s Daughter, Laila Ali, with friends, signed by Laila together with photocopied letter. 10”x8”. G

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Lot 888

*Muhammad Ali. Printed photograph of Ali with a friend, signed by Ali in silver pen. Sold with a printed photograph of Ali’s Daughter, Laila Ali, with child, signed by Laila together with photocopied letter. 10”x8”. G

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Lot 891

‘Supplement to Bell’s Life in London’. April 22nd 1860. Original single page supplement giving full and extensive coverage of the ‘Great International Prize Fight’, John Heenan v Tom Sayers, fought near Farnborough on the 17th April 1860. The fight lasted 2 hours, 6 minutes and resulted in a draw. Full coverage of the fight to both sides of the supplement. Some minor damage to the paper otherwise in good condition. Mounted and framed with glass to both sides. 23”x29”

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Lot 900

‘Charlie Magri 1986’. Large plaster cast of Charlie Magri’s left hand taken from his hand in 1986. The cast in gilt with name and date to base. Production number A12. Sold with letter of authentication. G

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Lot 902

Boxing books and magazines. Bound copies of ‘The Ring’ 1942-1943, ‘World International Boxing’ 1970 and Boxing Illustrated 1970. Sold with two editions of ‘Nat Fleischer’s The Ring’ 1961 & 1962 and four boxing biographies of Ralph Wiley, Nigel Benn, George Foreman and Benny Lynch. G

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Lot 921

‘The Drive, Conwy Links’. Large colour limited edition print by Douglas Adams. Two copies (one in mount), limited edition numbers 176/950 and 178/950 published by Rosenstiel’s in conjunction with the Burlington Gallery. 31”x 22”. Some nicks and minor creases otherwise good. Qty 2

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Lot 922

‘Reiss Golf Club, Wick on a Sunday morning’. Large colour limited edition print from the original by John Wallace 1895, published by Rosenstiel’s in conjunction with the Burlington Gallery 1990. Limited edition numbers 18/950 & 25/950. Overall 26”x20”. Light creases otherwise good. Qty 2

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Lot 923

‘10th Hole. Augusta’, ‘18th Hole, Pebble Beach’ and 12th Hole, Augusta’. Simon Stallwood. Large artist’s proof and limited edition colour prints (limitation 950). Overall 30”x21”. Qty 3. G

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Lot 924

‘The Country Club’ and ‘Olympic Club’. Both by Bill Brennen 1991. Two colour artist’s proof prints, signed. 25”x19”. G

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Lot 925

‘The Tenth at Riviera’, ‘The Road Hole’ and ‘The Thirteenth at Merion’. By F.W. Thomas 1991. Three colour artist’s proof prints. Approx 28”x20”. G

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Lot 926

‘The Club’s The Thing’ by Henry Sandham. Three copies of limited edition prints numbers 20/950 and 21/950, the third unnumbered. Approx 25”x20”. ‘Harry Vardon’ by Lois Silver 1991 signed artist’s proof print approx 26”x22”. ‘The First Tee at Westward Ho!’ by F.P. Hopkins limited edition print number 388/805, approx 38”x25” and ‘Polo at Cowdray Park’ by Lawrence Earl 1987 limited edition print number 31/263, approx 25”x18”. Some nicks and creases otherwise good. Qty 6

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Lot 928

‘Sunningdale-The 4th’, ‘Royal St Georges-The Maiden’, ‘Walton Heath-The 17th’ and ‘St. Andrew’s-The 5th and 13th Greens’ by Cecil Aldin. Four colour limited edition golfing prints (limitation 500) produced by Rosenstiel’s in conjunction with the Burlington Gallery. Mounted. Overall 29”x25”. G

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Lot 938

Rugby 1880’s. Good collection of bookplate photographs of Rugby Union and League players and teams from the period. G

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Lot 949

Sale Rugby Football Club 1927-1928. Navy blue velvet club cap with gold wired quartering and braiding to peak and around edges with tassel to centre, with wired front emblem of three grouped wheatsheaf’s and the initials ‘S.F.C.’ with ‘1927-1928’ to peak. Made by R.W. Forsyth Ltd of Edinburgh & Glasgow. G

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Lot 954

West Ham United 1972-2005. File containing a collection of over 170 home and away match tickets for the period. Includes League, Cup, European, Testimonial etc. Includes v Wolves 1972, 1973, 1975, 1977, v Arsenal (FAC3) 1988, v Luton Town (LC, s/f) 1989, v Athletico Madrid 2000 etc. Some duplication. G

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Lot 960

Football ephemera. Collection of ephemera including scrapbooks, some signed, pin badges (4), Notts County, Northampton Town, W.B.A. etc, ‘Ogden’s Football Club Colours 1906’ cigarette cards 39/50 cards, sticker albums 1960/70 (incomplete), 1970 World Cup coins, complete on card, signed colour photograph of Ray Wood etc. G

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Lot 963

Football magazines. Two boxes containing binders of Jimmy Hill’s Football Weekly from the first issue October 27 1967, volumes 1 and 2 (complete), six bound volumes of Charles Buchan’s Football Monthly magazines from 1950s and early 1960s and a box file containing volumes 13 and 14 of Soccer Star magazine from 1965/1966 (incomplete). Sold with three large binders containing France Football from 1970, 1990 and 1991, and a run of twelve copies of the Tottenham Hotspur magazine, ‘Cock-a-doodle-doo’ from 2003. G/VG

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Lot 964

Matt Busby, Manchester United. ‘The Official Football Cover Series’ number 28 issued to commemorate Busby’s 80th birthday. Qty 2. Also two mono copy photos, one of Busby with the Football League trophy, another with George Best, and a colour copy photograph of Busby with the European Cup, each 10”x8”, G/VG

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Lot 971

Manchester United 1950’s. Selection of nineteen signed printed photographs and magazine pictures of United players from the period. Signatures include Morgans, Cope, Whitehurst, Dawson, Whitefoot, Foulkes, Doherty, Lewis, Crompton, Scanlon, Harrop, Jones, Pearson, McGuinness (2), Gaskell, Hunter etc. Various sizes, mainly head and shoulders images. G

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Lot 998

Brentford F.C. c1930’s. Album page signed in ink by thirteen members of the playing staff. Signatures include Brown, Scott, Gorman, Edelton, Cheetham etc. G

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Lot 1021

Matt Busby, Manchester United. Photo card showing Busby with the F.A. Cup, signed by Busby. Sold with a ‘Manchester United Official Cover Series’ commemorative cover issued on 26 May 1989 to celebrate Busby’s 80th birthday and a mono press photograph of Busby demonstrating to six players how to kick the ball. Some wear, creases and stains to the photograph, other items VG

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Lot 1024

Bobby Charlton, Manchester United. An official Manchester United letterhead inscribed in blue ink with the message ‘To Alice Good Luck’ and signed by Charlton. Sold with a Charlton Typhoo Tea colour collector’s card and a commemorative ceramic plaque celebrating the 1982/83 season F.A. Cup win, 6” diameter, G/VG

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