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Lot 650
Munich 1972 Olympic Games bronze third-place winner's medal for swimming,bronze, 66mm, by G. Marcks. Victory seated over stadium, reverse Castor and Pollux, patrons of competitive sport and friendship, award legend engraved on edge, SCHWIMMEN 4 x 100m LAGEN STAFFEL HERREN, also engraved with the name RICHARD McGREGOR, suspension ring, lacking original neck chainIt remains a mystery to the consignor and to the auctioneer why the name Richard McGregor is engraved to the edge of the medal. The Canadian quartet who won bronze in the men's 4 x 100m medley relay were Erik Fish, William Mahony, Bruce Roberston & Robert Kasting.
Lot 654
Innsbruck 1976 Winter Olympic Games gold prize medal,an unawarded example, in silver-gilt, designed by the Viennese artist Martha Coufal-Hartl (who designed the 1964 Innsbruck Games medal), produced by the Austrian mint in Vienna, the obverse depicts the emblem of the Games (the same as the 1964 Games) comprising the Olympic rings and the coat of arms of the city showing the bridge on the Inn which gives the city of Innsbruck its name, the reverse inscribed SLALOM and features a stylised representation of the Bergisel ski jump, with the Alps beyond and a lit torch in the foreground, red & white neck ribbonThis medal was unawarded.
Lot 675
Rare Manchester British Olympic bid medal for the 2000 Olympic Games,hallmarked silver, Manchester 2000 bid logo, reverse portrays John Mark the last relay runner who lit the Olympic Flame at London in 1948, velvet lined fitted case containing a small certificate confirming this medal was from an edition of 200
Lot 696
Irish Football Association Challenge Cup runners-up medal awarded to Fred Barrett of Belfast Celtic F.C. in 1915,9ct. gold, IRISH FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION, EST. 1880, C.F.C., RUNNERS-UP, IRISH CHALLENGE CUP, F. BARRETT, 1915In the 1915 Irish F.A. Cup Final Linfield beat Belfast Celtic 1-0 at Cliftonville, Belfast.Fred Barrett, together with team-mate Jimmy Ferris, were transferred to Chelsea in March 1920. Barrett made 70 League & Cup appearances at full-back for the Blues until 1926. He then returned to Ireland to play for Dundalk.
Lot 702
9ct. gold & enamel medal for the 1899 Sheriff of London Charity Shield,The obverse inscribed SHERIFF OF LONDON CHARITY SHIELD, the reverse inscribed PRESENTED BY T.R. DEWAR ESQ., SHERIFF OF LONDON, 1897-8Although the medal does not have any match detail engraving, the gold hallmark date letter is for 1898-99. In this year Aston Villa and Queen's Park of Glasgow played out a goalless draw at the Crystal Palace and honours were shared.
Lot 704
Football Association Amateur Cup winner's medal season 1899-1900,9ct. gold, inscribed THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION, AMATEUR CUP, WINNERS, the edge inscribed F.W. ORD, BISHOP AUCKLAND, 1899-1900, in original fitted case, the lid stamped gilt THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION, AMATEUR CUP, 1899-1900Bishop Auckland beat Lowestoft Town 5-1 at Leicester in 1900.
Lot 709
Football Association Amateur Cup winner's medal awarded to J. Bainbridge of West Hartlepool FC in season 1904-05,9ct. gold, inscribed THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION, AMATEUR CUP, WINNERS, the edge inscribed W.H.A.F.C., J. BAINBRIDGE, in original fitted case with the lid inscribed THE FOOTBALL ASSO'N, AMATEUR CUP, 1904-5West Hartlepool defeated Clapton 3-2 in the 1905 F.A. Amateur Cup Final played at Shepherd's Bush.
Lot 710
Football Association Amateur Cup runners-up medal season 1905-06,9ct. gold, inscribed THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION, AMATEUR CUP, RUNNERS-UP, in original fitted case, the lid stamped gilt THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION, AMATEUR CUP, 1905-6This medal was awarded to a Bishop Auckland player. The north-east team lost to Oxford City 3-0 in the Final Tie played in Stockton-on-Tees
Lot 715
15ct. gold & enamel Scottish international football medal awarded to the captain James Stark for his appearances v England and Ireland in 1909,inscribed with details; with later 9ct. gold chainJames Stark captained the Scotland team in the England match played at the Crystal Palace 3rd April 1909. The visitors lost the game 2-0.Provenance:Christie's 24th September 2002 lot 70C.
Lot 718
Football Association Amateur Cup runners-up medal season 1911-12 awarded to an Eston United player,9ct. gold, inscribed THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION, AMATEUR CUP, RUNNERS-UP, in original fitted case, the lid stamped gilt THE FOOTBALL ASSOC'N., AMATEUR CUP, 1911-12After a 0-0 draw Eston United were beaten 1-0 by Stockton in the replay. Both matches were played at Ayresome Park, Middlesbrough.
Lot 719
Football Association Amateur Cup winner's medal won by a South Bank FC player in season 1912-1913,9ct. gold, inscribed THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION, AMATEUR CUP, WINNERS, undated but with a Birmingham hallmark date letter for 1912-13, in replacement caseAfter a 1-1 draw at Reading, South Bank beat Oxford City 1-0 in the replay played at Bishop Auckland.
Lot 720
Scottish Football League v Football League representative medal awarded to Joe Dodds of Celtic FC in 1913,9ct. gold & enamel, inscribed INTERNATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE MATCH, SCOTLAND v ENGLAND, J. DODDS (CELTIC)Dodds scored one of the goals in the Scottish League's 4-1 victory over the Football League at Hampden Park 1st March 1913. He also won three international caps for Scotland as well as representing the Scottish F.F.Joesph Dodds (1887-1965) was a left-back who played for Celtic in two spells and made 351 League appearances. His is considered to be one of the club's greats of the era. His 1918 Glasgow Charity Cup winne'r medal is being offered in this auction as lot 724.
Lot 721
Paisley Charity Cup winner's medal awarded to Jack Marshall of St. Mirren FC in 1915,9ct. gold & enamel, inscribed PAISLEY CHARITY CUP 1915, WON BY ST. MIRREN F.C., J. MARSHALLSt Mirren's Jack Marshall is very unusual in that he won full international caps for Scotland and later for the USA.
Lot 723
Four medals relating to football in Scotland,including a 9ct. gold & enamel Paisley Charity Cup won by Abercorn F.C. in 1915-16; a 9ct. gold & enamel issued by Southern Counties F.A.; a silver & enamel juvenile; and a cased Scottish Football League Centenary medal 1890-1990 for the Scottish F.L. v Scotland match at Hampden Park 18th August 1990
Lot 725
Scottish Football League Championship winner's medal awarded to Patsy Gallacher of Celtic FC in season 1918-19,9ct. gold & enamel, inscribed SCOTTISH FOOTBALL LEAGUE, CHAMPIONSHIP, 1918-19, WON BY, CELTIC F.C., PAT, GALLACHERIn season Celtic won the Scottish Football League by just one point from their great rivals Rangers.Patrick "Patsy" Gallacher (1891-1953) was an Irish footballer who played at inside-right and is one of Celtic's all-time record goalscorers, netting 195 times from 491 appearances in all competitions.
Lot 726
Football League v Scottish Football League Victory Match representative medal awarded to Frank Womack of Birmingham FC in season 1918-19,9ct. gold, inscribed VICTORY MATCH, ENGLAND v SCOTLAND, THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE, St ANDREWS, BIRMINGHAM, FEBRUARY 22nd 1919, F. WOMACKFrank Womack (1888-1968) still holds the record number of Football League appearances for Birmingham City, playing 491 times between 1908 and 1928. The full back also holds the league record for the most appearances without ever scoring a goal. Womack represented the Football League in the match v the Scottish F.L. played on his home ground of St Andrews in 1918-19. The Football League won the game 3-1.
Lot 732
Frank Piercy's West Ham United FC London Football Combination winner's medal season 1920-21,15ct. gold, inscribed LONDON FOOTBALL COMBINATION, WEST HAM UNITED F.C., F. PIERCY, 1920-21, in replacement caseFrank Piercy began his career at Middlesbrough before transferring to West Ham United in 1904 together with team-mate Christopher Carrick. Nicknamed The Old War Horse, Piercy was uncompromising in the tackle and was regularly in trouble with referees for this and other disciplinary issues. He was the first 'hammer' to clock up 200 appearances. After his playing career finished through injury in 1912, Piercy became assistant trainer at the club under Charlie Paynter with responsibility for the reserves team, hence the presentation of this London Football Combination medal in season 1920-21.
Lot 734
North Eastern Football League winner's medal awarded to a Carlisle United player in season 1921-22,9ct. gold & enamel, inscribed NORTH EASTERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE 1921-22, WINNERS, CARLISLE UNITED F.C., SEASON 1921-22, in paper boxThis was the only occasion that Carlisle United won the North Eastern League. The League ran from 1906-07 to 1963-64.
Lot 742
Yorkshire Football League winner's medal awarded to G. Kennie of the Bradford Park Avenue reserves team in season 1922-23,9ct. gold & enamel, inscribed YORKSHIRE LEAGUE, G. KENNIE, 1922-23, BRADFORD A.F.C.; sold together with another Yorkshire F.L. medal won by Bradford P.A.'s Kennie in 1921-22, probably in the League Cup (2)
Lot 745
Football League Division Two Championship winner's medal awarded to the Sheffield Wednesday manager Robert Brown in season 1925-26,9ct. gold, inscribed THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE, CHAMPIONS, DIVISION 2, SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY F.C., R. BROWN, 1925-6, in original fitted case stamped gilt THE FOOTBALL LEAGUEThe Wednesday won the 2nd Division title with a total of 60 points, 3 clear of Derby County.After an undistinguished career in semi-professional football in his native north-east England, Brown joined Sheffield Wednesday as a scout before taking up an appointment as secretary of Portsmouth in 1911. In May 1920 he was all set to manage Gillingham in their first season of League football but resigned to return to Sheffield Wednesday. Having gained the Yorkshire club promotion in 1925-26 he was at the helm for the club's back-to-back League Division One Championship titles in 1928-29 and 1929-30.
Lot 748
Six medals relating to football in North West England,comprising: a cased 9ct. gold & enamel Manchester & District Football Federation League Cup runners-up medal 1926-27; a 9ct. gold & enamel Lancashire East Police Charity Cup 1932-32; a 9ct. gold Southport & District F.L. Div II winner's 1911-12; two 1930s silver (one gold-mounted) medals for the Skirwith Cup; and a gold-mounted silver & enamel 1938 Westmorland County Cup; the lot also including a silver & enamel rugby medal issued for the Oldham Scholars' Cup in 1921 (7)
Lot 749
Seven medals relating to football in Yorkshire,comprising: a cased West Riding F.A. Senior County Cup winner's medal awarded to a Selby Town player in 1927-28; two Selby & District F.L. medals, one in 9ct. gold 1926-27, the other silver & enamel 1924-25; 9ct. gold & enamel Scarborough Hospital Shield, undated, in paper box; a 9ct. gold & enamel York Senior Cup winner's 1931-32; cased silver & enamel York City & District F.L. Minor Cup 1927-28; and a silver medal won by Catterick AFC in 1923-24
Lot 750
Football League v Scottish Football League representative medal season 1927-28,9ct. gold, THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE, ENGLAND v SCOTLAND, IBROX PARK, GLASGOW, MARCH 10th 1928, in original case of issueThe original recipient of this medal is unknown. The Football League recorded a stunning 6-2 victory, including braces by Arsenal's Joe Hulme & Everton's Dixie Dean.
Lot 751
Jack Lambert's Arsenal FC London Football Combination winner's medal season 1927-28,15ct. gold, inscribed LONDON FOOTBALL COMBINATION, ARSENAL F.C., WINNERS, J. LAMBERT, 1927-38, in original fitted case, the lid stamped gilt LONDON FOOTBALL COMBINATIONForward Jack Lambert was purchased by Herbert Chapman from Doncaster Rovers for £2,000 in June 1926 but took a couple of seasons to become a first-team regular, hence the award of this reserves team medal. Eventually Lambert made 143 Football League appearances and scored 98 goals.
Lot 754
Derbyshire Football Association Senior Challenge Cup winner's medal awarded to Bobby Barclay of Derby County F.C. in season 1928-29,9ct. gold, inscribed DERBYSHIRE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION, SENIOR CHALLENGE CUP, WINNERS, 1928-29, R, BARCLAY, DERBY COUNTY F.C., in original fitted case, the lid stamped gilt DERBYSHIRE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATIONBobby Barclay (1906-1969) was born in Scotswood, Newcastle-upon-Tyne and was signed out of local amateur football by Derby County in 1928 by manager and former Newcastle United player George Jobey. The inside forward scored 23 goals in 61 League appearances before joining Sheffield United in 1931 and where he would win a F.A. Cup winner's medal in 1936. He later won a runners-up medal with Huddersfield Town in 1938, and also won three England caps.Lot 790 in this auction is an unnamed F.A. Cup runners-up medal for Huddersfield Town in 1938 that has been consigned from the estate of the same deceased collector. However, the family and the auctioneer cannot confirm it there is a player connection between the medals being offered as lots 754 and 790, but Bobby Barclay did play for Huddersfield in the 1938 F.A. Cup Final.
Lot 755
Ten medals relating to football in London,comprising a cased 9ct. gold & enamel London F.A. Mid-Week Cup medal, undated; five gold-mounted silver & enamel medals issued by the Hendon & District F.L. dating between 1929-30 and 1936-37; two 1920s Islington & District F.L. in silver & enamel; silver & enamel North London F.L., undated; and a gilt-metal & enamel Clapton & District F.L.
Lot 762
Football League Division One Championship winner's medal awarded to Cliff Bastin of Arsenal FC in season 1932-33,9ct. gold, inscribed THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE, CHAMPIONS, DIVISION 1, ARSENAL F.C., C. BASTIN, 1932-33, in original fitted caseArsenal won the 1932-33 Football League Division One Title with a total of 58 points, four clear of Aston Villa.
Lot 763
An Italian medal awarded to Cliff Bastin commemorating the Italy v England international match in Rome 13th May 1933,by Aurelio Mistruzzi, silver, 40mm., portraying the head of the Goddess Roma, with legend ALME SOL POSSIS NIHIL URBE ROME VISE MAIUS, the reverse inscribed INGHILTERRA, ITALIA, ROMA, 13 MAGGIO 1933, A. XI, in original fitted caseCliff Bastin scored his first goal for England in this match which ended as a 1-1 draw.
Lot 773
Football Association Amateur Cup runners-up medal season 1932-33,9ct. gold, inscribed THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION, AMATEUR CUP, RUNNERS-UP, STOCKTON F.C., 1932-33, A.P. PREST, in original fitted case, the lid stamped gilt THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATIONAfter a 1-1 draw at Dulwich Hamlet, Stockton were defeated 4-1 by Kingstonian in the replay played at Darlington.
Lot 774
London Football Association Challenge Cup medal 1932-33,9ct. gold, inscribed LONDON FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION. CHALLENGE CUP COMPETITION, undated but with a Birmingham hallmark date stamp for 1932-33, in original fitted case stamped LONDON FOOTBALL ASSOCIATIONIn this season Queen's Park Rangers beat West Ham United 3-0. It cannot be confirmed if this is a winner's or a runners-up medal,
Lot 775
Football League Division Three (Southern Section) Championship winner's medal awarded to Tom Baker of Brentford FC in season 1932-33,9ct. gold, inscribed THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE, CHAMPIONS, DIVISION 3, SOUTHERN SECTION, T.W. BAKER, BRENTFORD F.C., 1932-33Tom Baker, sometimes known as "Billy", was the Brentford goakeeper during the 1932-33 Division Three (south) Championship season. Born in Seaham Harbour, Co Durham, Baker went down the mines and was spotted in local colliery football by Football League club Southport before transferring to Brentford. Baker lost his place to Jack Clough and finished his career with spells at Northampton Town and Rochdale.
Lot 777
F.A. Cup runners-up medal awarded to a Manchester City player in 1933,9ct. gold, inscribed THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION, CHALLENGE CUP, RUNNERS-UP, uninscribed but with a Birmingham hallmark date letter for 1932-33, in original fitted caseThe original recipient of this medal is unknown. Everton beat Manchester City 3-0.
Lot 780
Three Ellis Cup medals,a cased 9ct. gold winner's medal awarded to a South Bank FC player in 1936; a 9ct. gold runners-up for South Bank in 1938 named to W.L. SNAITH; and an earlier gold-mounted silver medal dated 1911The Ellis Cup, played in Teesside, was first competed for in 1889 and as such places it in the top five oldest football competitions in the world.
Lot 781
Sheffield & Hallamshire County Football Association County Cup runners-up medal awarded to a Sheffield United player in 1935-36,in 9ct. gold & enamel; sold together with two other medals (one cased) issued by the Sheffield & Hallamshire F.A., for the Amateur League Winners 1930-31; and Association League runners-up 1927-28 (3)
Lot 782
Durham Football Association Senior Professional Cup winner's medal awarded to Len Duns of Sunderland AFC in season 1935-36,9ct. gold & enamel, inscribed DURHAM FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION, SENIOR PROFESSIONAL CUP, WINNERS, 1935-36, SUNDERLAND FC, L. DUNS, in original case of issue, the lid stamped gilt DURHAM FOOTBALL ASSOCIATIONThis was an early medal won by Len Duns in his first season at Sunderland. The right winger would go on to win F.A. Cup and League Championship medals in a one-club career where he made 248 appearances and scored 54 goals. Lot 784 is in this auction has been consigned from the same estate of a deceased collector. It is an unnamed Sunderland Football League Championship medal for season 1936-37. However, the family and the auctioneer cannot confirm it there is a player connection between the medals being offered as lots 782 and 784
Lot 784
Football League Division One Championship winner's medal awarded to a Sunderland footballer in season 1935-36,9ct. gold, inscribed THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE, CHAMPIONS, DIVISION 1, in replacement fitted case, the lid stamped gilt FOOTBALL LEAGUE, 1935-6Sunderland won the 1935-36 Football League Championship title easily with a total of 56 points, eight clear of Derby County. See lot 782 for further information in connection with this medal.
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