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Lot 30
Great War 1914-15 Trio and WW2 Campaign Medals of L Dryden Royal Air Force, 1914-15 star (reverse rubbed and name erased), British War and Allied Victory medals “2681 1 A.M L DRYDEN RAF”, 1939-45 star, Africa star, Pacific star, Italy star, Defence medal and 1939-45 war medal. Medals have been mounted for display.
Lot 41
WW2 Campaign Medal and Paperwork Grouping of Herbert Walter Knowlden 73rd Medium Regiment Royal Artillery, medals consist of 1939-45 star, Africa star, Italy star, Defence medal and 1939-45 War medal. Supporting paperwork includes his medal forwarding slip, Soldiers Service Paybook, National Identity Card, various photographs and other documents.
Lot 425
Luftwaffe Honour Salver Awarded to Unteroffizier Alois Hudopisk of Flak Regiment 38, circular salver with oak leaves and foliage relief to the edge. To the centre is raised eagle and swastika with crossed Field Marshall Batons, above is engraved within a scroll “UNTEROFFIZIER ALOIS HUDOPISK” and below “AM 21.12.42”, below the eagle is “IN ANERKENNUNG HERVORRAGENDER KAMPFLEISTUNGEN”. Reverse has Alpaka and makers mark which has worn. Generally in good condition. Unteroffizier Alois Hudopisk was also awarded the Iron Cross 1st & 2nd class, Wound badge in black, Luftwaffe Ground Assault badge, Luftwaffe Flak badge, cloth Flak proficiency badge and Eastern Front medal. He was serving with 2nd battery of Flak Regiment 38 at the time of the award of the honour salver.
Lot 47
George VI General Service Medal South East Asia, medal was awarded to “14458127 GNR G E H PACK R.A”. Medal remains in very good overall condition. Medal comes with photocopied paperwork indicating sole entitlement and that Gunner Pack served with 50 Reserve Regiment Royal Artillery in Java September to December 1945.
Lot 42
WW2 Italian Campaign Military Medal (M.M) Group of Five Awarded to Havilder Pokar Ram 6th Rajputan Rifles, group consists of George VI Military Medal “21945 HAV POKAR RAM RAJ RIF”, 1939-45 star, Africa star, Italy star and 1939-45 War medal. The medals have been court mounted for display. They remain in good overall condition. The MM was an immediate award and the citation was as follows, “On the night of 14/15 Sep 44 Hav Pokar Ram was the Hav of No1 Pl, “B” Coy 4.2” Mortars, 6th Rajputan Rifles, in support of 2 CAMERONS. The Bn was engaged upon an attack upon ZOLLARA (8580), and operating in an area known in detail to the enemy and constantly subjected to heavy shelling. In order to minimise the limitations imposed by the short range of the 4.2” mortar, it is the policy in this Pl always to bring up the mortars as close behind the fighting troops as possible, and this more often than not involves working under fire. On the night of 14/15 Sep 44 the Hav was ordered to set up his mortars in positions less than a 1000 yards behind the start line of the attacking infantry. The area was under shell fire at the time but, on his own initiative and with no regard for his own personal safety, the Hav put each team in position, mounted all the aiming posts himself, although this involved protracted exposure, and by his splendid personal example so sustained the heart of his teams that they went to work with parade ground precision. Throughout the operation, and under continued shelling, the Hav moved from team to team, ignoring the danger to himself in order to direct and encourage his men. The support given by this Pl to the Bn in this attack was a valuable contribution to its success and there is no doubt that the platoon’s efficiency was largely due to the courage and skill of this Hav, working in the open with shells often bursting close to him, and to the faith in him and determination to stint nothing in the fulfilment of their duty with which his wholly admirable conduct inspired the members of his platoon. After the operation the Army Commander stated in a congratulatory message that its success greatly assisted the Army’s advance.”
Lot 31
Great War Nursing Sisters Casualty Medal Pair, consisting of British War and Victory medals awarded to “N.SISTER I L KEALY”. Medals remain in good condition. Nursing Sister Ida Lilian Kealy served with the Canadian Army Medical Corps in the 1st Canadian General Hospital. She joined the CAMC in May 1916. She died from Pneumonia at Bramshott, Hampshire 12th March 1918.
Lot 37
Indian General Service Medal 101607 Private A W Champan Machine Gun Corps, George V example with clasp Afghanistan NWF 1919. Named in the correct style. Medal remains in good overall condition. Medal comes with Medal Index card indicating previous service with the Gloucestershire Yeomanry and entitlement to the British War medal.
Lot 39
Outstanding WW2 North Africa Battle of Munassib Military Cross Grouping Awarded to “H Troop” Commander Lieutenant Ronald William Harding, 226 Battery 57th (East Surrey) Anti-Tank Regiment Royal Artillery, group consists of 1943 George VI Military Cross housed in the original case with forwarding box, 1939-45 star, Africa star, Italy star and War medal all housed in OHMS forwarding box addressed to Harding. Accompanying the medals are his original officers peaked cap with bronze cap badge, officers brown leather sam browne belt with holster, plated engine turned cigarette case with engraved initials. Also included in the grouping is a quantity of original period paperwork, maps and publications relating to his service during WW2. Included with the paperwork is the official notice sent to his wife notifying her of his award of the Military Cross and the citation for the action it was awarded, telegram about him being wounded by gunshot to the right loin, soldiers service and pay book, various newspaper cuttings and other documents. Amongst the paperwork is a selection of private snap shot photographs taken by Harding whilst in service in North Africa and Italy which includes some excellent images showing both him and comrades posing with captured war booty, image of Harding wearing his steel helmet with the reverse inked “HOT SPOT HAPPY VALLEY MUNASSIB SEPT 1942”, images of him and other officers etc. Bag of mixed tunic buttons and medal ribbons for both him and his father (medals in previous lot) and single British War medal for WW1 from another family member not named Harding. Overall this is a fantastic grouping which has never before been offered on the collectors market. Lieutenant Ronald William Harding was from Eltham, South London. He was educated at Haimo Road School, Eltham and later at Woolwich County School. On leaving education he joined the head office of the Woolwich Equitable Building Society. He enlisted in the Royal Artillery on 18th April 1940 and rose through the ranks to gain a commission. He served as “H Troop” Commander with 226 Battery 57th (East Surrey) Anti-Tank Regiment Royal Artillery at the battle of Munassib in North Africa September 1942, it was during this battle that he was recommended for the Military Cross, which appeared in the London Gazette 14th October 1943, the citation for which is as follows, “This officer has commanded an anti-tank troop since September 1942. At all times he has shown the utmost devotion to duty. No conditions either of machine gunning or shellfire have ever deterred him from the task of getting his guns into the most advantageous position. He has shown himself equally impervious to the effects of fatigue. In particular he distinguished himself in the Battle of Munassib, September 42, when he was detached under command 6 Queen's. He was three days in this position, during which time two of his Nos. 1 and two other soldiers were wounded, but at all times he was actively employed in going round his guns encouraging his men and reconnoitring better positions. Finally he was himself wounded but refused to be evacuated until he had reported to his Battery Commander and arranged for his relief. Altogether his conduct during the whole period has been of the highest and has been a great inspiration to his men” Harding continued to serve with the unit once he recovered from his wounds, he served throughout the campaign in Italy. He left the army in 1946.
Lot 45
Civil Defence Medal Group of Four of Fireman Frank R Bosworthick, group consists of 1939-45 Defence medal, George VI Special Constabulary medal named “FRANK R BOSWORTHICK”, EIIR Civil Defence Long Service medal and hallmarked silver National Fire Brigade Association Long Service medal with two bars named around the edge “6657 FRANK R BOSWORTHICK”. Medals accompanied by the forwarding card for the National Fire Brigade Association medal which states he served with the Olympia Oil & Cake Factory Fire Brigade. (4 items)
Lot 472
Third Reich Memellands 1939 Commemorative Medal, medal is complete with the original ribbon and remains in good condition. Accompanied by 1st October campaign medal with Prague castle bar to ribbon, 1st October medal complete with ribbon and 13th March medal with ribbon. All remain in good condition overall. (4 items)
Lot 14
Crimea and Indian Mutiny Group of Four 72nd Highlanders, Crimea medal with clasp Sebastopol engraved “No 2122 James Smith 72nd Highlanders”, Turkish Crimea medal Sardinian issue engraved “No 2122 Pte James Smith 72nd Highlanders”, Indian Mutiny medal with clasp Central India impressed “JAS SMITH 72ND HIGHLANDERS” and Victorian Army Long Service Good Conduct medal impressed “2122 JAS SMITH 72ND FOOT”. Medals have been mounted for display. All remain in good overall condition.
Lot 49
Regimentally Scarce General Service Medal 1962 South Arabia Awarded to Private M J Moulder Glosters Regiment, good condition example named in the correct style to the edge “23979263 PTE M J MOULDER GLOSTERS”. Medal with pin fitting for wear. Only “A” Company of the Glosters qualified for the South Arabia clasp in December 1965, for their service in Aden whilst detached from the 1st Battalion who were in Swaziland. Approx 125 men were in a company.
Lot 17
Indian Mutiny and Regimental Shooting Medal Pair 72nd Highlanders, Indian Mutiny with clasp Central India, impressed in the correct style “JACOB FORTH 72ND HIGHLANDERS”, shooting medal dated 1850 with young head Victoria to the obverse and reverse engraved “JACOB FORTH BEST MARKSMAN ST HL REGT 1850”. Medals have been court mounted for display.
Lot 12
Crimea Campaign Medal Pair 72nd Highlanders, Wounded in Action at Sebastopol 7th August 1855, Crimea medal with clasp Sebastopol engraved “Willm Birkmyre 72nd Highlanders” and Turkish Crimea medal British issue un-named as issued. Some contact marks to the Crimea medal. 3064 Private William Birkmyre is shown as being slightly wounded on 7th August 1855 at Sebastopol.
Lot 38
Great War Territorial Forces War Medal Group of Three Awarded to Driver W G Harding Army Service Corps, medals are mounted for wear and consist of Territorial Forces bronze War Medal “T-790 DVR W G HARDING A.S.C”, British War and Allied Victory medals “T4-238170 DVR W G HARDING A.S.C”. Medals remain in good condition.
Lot 40
WW1 & WW2 Royal Flying Corps and Royal Air Force Father and Son Casualty Medal and Paperwork Grouping, the medals relate to two members of the Mayo family, the first is a 1914-15 star trio awarded to the father “4162 CPL A E P MAYO R.F.C” and the second is 1939-45 star, France and Germany star and War Medal awarded to Flight Sergeant (Navigator) N G Mayo RAF who was killed in action on air operations over Germany 7th/8th March 1945. The medals have been professionally framed along with the original casualty forwarding slip for Flight Sergeant Mayo’s medals, his Caterpillar Club membership card an Irvin Parachute company enamel badge and photographs of the father in RFC uniform and the son in RAF uniform. ** Accompanying the grouping is a case full of original paperwork relating to both members of the family, including letters sent back from France in the first world war and a number of letters written by their son (F/Sgt Mayo) to his mother and father and various official letters and personal letters regarding their son being missing and later confirmed killed in action. Flight Sergeant Mayo’s handwritten diaries which go up to 4th March 1945. Flight Sergeant Mayo’s original medal forwarding box remains in the case. His Flying Log book still remains in the original Air Ministry envelope addressed to his father. His log book starts with training, in 1945 he joined 103 Squadron at Elsham Wolds, his second operation was the infamous night time bombing raid on Dresden on the 13th February 1945. He participated in a number of the raids at the end of the war on the heavily defended German targets. His last mission being a night time operation to Dessau, where the book is marked “FAILED TO RETURN” and stamped “DEATH PERSUMED”. He became a member of the Caterpillar club due to bailing out of his aircraft on Thursday 7th December 1944, he records the account in his log book and his personal diary, where he appears to be over the moon that he was given “two pints on the house!”. The Mayo family lived in Finchley, North London and it would appear that his father was do distraught with the loss of his son that he packed everything away only to be discovered years later when the family home was cleared. Truly wonderful time capsule grouping.
Lot 5
Pair of Duke of Wellington Commemorative Medallions, base metal circular medallions both having profile images of the Duke of Wellington to the obverse, one in Military uniform. Reverse of one shows his tomb with winged victory, Britannia and a Lion laying beside with Waterloo to the bottom, the other medal has his statue which sits outside the Royal Exchange London. Both remain in good overall condition. (2 items)
Lot 50
Two Clasp General Service Medal and Regular Army Long Service Good Conduct Medal Pair Royal Army Medical Corps, General Service Medal (1962) with bars Borneo and Dhofar awarded to “23665979 PTE A E NORFOLK RAMC” and Elizabeth II Regular Army Long Service Good Conduct medal “23665979 CPL A E NORFOLK RAMC”. Medals mounted for wear, damage to LSGC ribbon and Dhofar bar loose on ribbon.
Lot 56
Selection of Foreign Awards, consisting of Belgium Leopold II 1865-1909 Veterans cross, Belgium Centenary medal, Belgium 1914-18 fire cross, French Legion of Honour (enamel damaged), French Legion of Honour (enamel damaged and reverse centre detached), Italian Fascist Africa campaign medal, Great War American Allied Victory medal, Soviet Russian Order of the Red Star screw back badge, enamel Red Cross medal and a Republic of China medal. Various conditions most with ribbons. (11 items)
Lot 4
Battle of Trafalgar 1805 Commemorative Medal, base metal circular medal with winged figure of Victory to the centre holding portrait bust of Nelson, above VICTORIA and below “ABOVKIR COPENHAG CADIZ”. Reverse has laurel wreath with “H VICECOM NELSON OB PATRIAM PVGNANDO MORT OCT XXI MDCCCV”. Generally good condition.
Lot 29
WW1 Royal Navy Medal Group of Battle of Jutland Interest, group consists of 1914-15 star trio awarded to “238414 P WATERLOW A.B R.N”, rank “LS” on British War and Victory medals. Accompanying the medals is original paperwork relating to the Jutland Bounty. All housed in his original naval “Ditty” box. Leading Seaman Waterlow served on HMS Centurion during the Battle of Jutland. A colour photocopy of his original diary accompanies the medals which gives his personal account of the battle.
Lot 46
WW2 and Korean War Medal & Paperwork Grouping of Corporal J Allen Royal Army Ordnance Corps, consisting of 1939-45 star, Defence medal, 1939-45 War medal, Queens Korea medal “5570272 CPL J ALLEN R.A.O.C” and United Nations Korea medal. Paperwork consists of certificate of discharge, service and pay book, photograph and other items. Accompanying the medals is a printed history of his service.
Lot 25
Edward VII Indian General Service Medal and Delhi Durbar 1911 Seaforth Highlanders Medal Pair, IGS Edward VII with clasp North West Frontier 1908 “9470 Pte T Campbell 1st Bn Sea Highrs”, Delhi Durbar 1911 un-named as issued. Medals remain in good condition. Born in Paisley 10th June 1888. 1911 Overseas census shows him serving in India with his battalion of the Seaforth Highlanders. The Delhi Durbar medal is confirmed on the roll.
Lot 27
Royal East Kent Mounted Rifles Prize Medal, circular silver medal with crowned rearing horse to the obverse with regimental details around, reverse engraved “BEST TURNED OUT TROOP 1901-1902-1903 TROOPER HARRISON”. Fitted with suspension bar and black ribbon. Accompanied by a 1914-15 star and Allied Victory medals awarded to “G-6529 PTE H STUBBS E.KENT.R”. (3 items)
Lot 19
Egypt & Sudan Campaign Medal Pair 1st Battalion Gordon Highlanders, un-dated Egypt & Sudan medal with two clasps, El-Teb-Tammai and The Nile 1885-85, “2150 PTE W BURT 1/GORD HIGHRS”; Khedives star 1884 un-named as issued. Some contact marks and wear to the rim. Complete with original ribbon on Egypt medal.
Lot 26
Campaign Group of Three of Sepoy Fateh Din 40th Pathans, consisting of Edward VII silver Tibet medal 1903-04 with clasp Gyantse named in the correct style to the edge “2999 Sepoy Fateh Din 40th Pathans”, Edward VII Indian General Service medal with clasp North West Frontier 1908 named in script style “2999 Naide Fateh Din 40th Pathans” and 1914-18 British War medal “2999 SEPOY FATEH DIN 40 PATHANS”. Medals remain in good overall condition. (3 items)
![The Joe Barrett G.A.A. Medal CollectionThe Man Who Saved Kerry G.A.A.Medals: G.A.A., Football, Co. Kerry [Mr. Joe Barrett], a](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/00da67b0-260a-42d6-827a-a67800aa4360/ad6bbff3-78fc-47ec-cba4-60083ee79aac/468x382.jpg)
Lot 814
The Joe Barrett G.A.A. Medal CollectionThe Man Who Saved Kerry G.A.A.Medals: G.A.A., Football, Co. Kerry [Mr. Joe Barrett], an impressive and unique collection of Sporting Medals awarded in Gaelic Football to include:1.All Ireland Winners Medals(A)All-Ireland Senior Football Championship 1924 - won by Kerry.·Kerry beat Dublin 0.4 to 0.3(B)Craobh na hEireann sa Pheil Sinnsear 1929Ciarraidhe a Buaidh (Captain)·Kerry beat Kildare 1.8 to 1.5 First Time to win the Sam Maguire (J. Barrett Captain)First Kerry man to lift the Sam Maguire(C)Craobh Peil na hEireann Sinnesear 1930, (Mis inscription)Ciaraidhe a buaidh.·Kerry beat Monaghan 3.11 to 0.2(D)Craobh Peile na hEireann Sinnesear 1931, Ciarradh a buaidh.·Kerry beat Kildare 1.11 to 0.8 (handed his captaincy to Con Brosnan, a wonderful show of solidarity to mend wounds caused during the Civil War.)Each Medals design has the obverse with Celtic Cross design; pierced centre inscribed on surround "Cumanna na gcleas - Luith Gaedealach", "Eire" across the centre and harp overlay accordingly inscribed on reverse of each as above, hall marked H & H (Hopkins & Hopkins) or J.M. (John Miller), each medal is 9ct gold.2. Munster Senior Title Medals(A)"Peil na Sinnsear 1924 - Ciarraighe do Bhuaidh" First Inter County Medal)(B)"Laochar Peile na Mumhan (Sen. Peil) 1925 Ciarraide do Buaidh;"(C)"Laochar Peile na Mumhan (Seisir) 1926 Ciarraidhe do Buaidh";(D)"1927 Peil na Sinnsear - Ciarraighe Do Buaidh";(E)"Ceannais Peile na Mumhan, Sinnsear Ciarraide do Buaidh, 1931;Each Medal design of circular shape with pierced centre, the obverse with typical G.A.A. motifs and Celtic design with shield shaped Provincial arms in centre, all inscribed accordingly as above, each hallmarked J.M. (John Miller) or Roche (Cork), each medal is 9ct gold.3.National League(A)"An Connradh Naisiunta um Peil 1929, Foireann Ciarraighe do Bhuaidh," the medal of Celtic type cross form, the obverse with enamel decorated Provincial coats of arms and central engraving and typical Irish motifs, hallmarked H. & H. (Hopkins & Hopkins), 9ct gold.4.Inter Provincial (The Railway Cup)(A)"Inter Provincial Football C'ship 1926 - won by (Munster) not inscribed";(B)"Inter Provincial F'ball C'ship 1931 Mumhan a bhuaidh,"Each Medals design, the obverse of Celtic Cross design, the obverse with enamel decorated Provincial coats of arms and a central engraving of a train and a football, hallmarked H. & H. (Hopkins & Hopkins) both 9ct gold.5.The Tailteann Games Medals(A)"An Aonach Tailteann - Baile Atha Cliath 1928 - Football First."(B)"Aonach Tailteann - Baile Atha Cliath 1932 - Football"Each medal, the obverse with side profile of a Queen and inscribed "An Bainriogan Tailte,"Both hallmarked, 9ct gold.Joe Barrett was Ireland's Captain on Both Occasions.6.Memorial Tournament Fund Raiser"Fitzgerald Memorial Kerry V. Mayo, October 25th, 1931" (organised to raise funds to build the New Stadium in Killarney)The Medals design of Celtic Cross design, the obverse with engraved Irish Celtic design, with circular centre, hall marked "Roche, Cork" 9ct gold, and inscribed as above.·Kerry beat Mayo.7.Inter County Football & Hurling (Co. Kerry)(A)"Craobh Ciarraige 1928/30, S.F. (Senior Football) Sraid na Carraig (Rock Street) now Austin Stacks G.A.A. [awarded for two titles), the obverse with engraved Celtic Cross design, hall marked J.M. (John Miller) 9ct gold.(B)"Tralee Division All League Senior Hurling won by Rock Street," the medal with shield shaped obverse, pierced centre surround by shamrocks with harp centre, hallmarked J.M. (John Miller) 9ct gold.(C)"Craobh Ciarraige 1931 -S.H. & F.C. Senior Hurling & football, Sraid na Carraige," the shield shaped Medal, the obvese with shamrock and central overlay and pierced., hallmarked J.M. (John Miller) 9ct gold.Joe Barrett played both codes for his club and captained the historic teams of 1931 which triumphed in both Football and Hurling, the only Club in Kerry to have been successful in both sports. The above was awarded to dual stars.8.Other G.A.A. Sporting Medals(A)Three variously designed Medals, awarded to Joe Barrett, uninscribed, hallmarked, two gold and one silver.9.Political Medal (Civil War)(A)A War of Independence bronze Medal, with black and tan ribbon and Celtic design clasp, the obverse with embossed design of armed soldier, Provincial arms, inscribed "Eire" across centre and "Cogadh na Saoirse" across the bottom. Scarce.·At the age of 15 Barrett became a member of the Irish Volunteers, with a hope to be instrumental in the establishment of independence for Ireland. Following the signing of the Anglo-Irish Treaty he took to the Republican side in the subsequent Civil War. He was arrested and interned in September of 1922 where he suffered severe hardship. He embarked on a 22 day Hunger Strike whilst imprisoned. He did however upon release go on to become a Kerry and Gaelic Football Legend. He died at the young age of 49 on the 2nd June 1952.A Truly unique Collection of Medals directly linked to an icon and stalwart of the G.A.A. in the early years.A Collection of a Lifetime .Joe Barrett, Family Man, Business Man, Sportsman, Revolutionary and an Irish Sporting Legend.
Lot 810
Dr. Croke Cup Competition 1910Medal: G.A.A., Hurling 1910, an attractive 9ct gold Medal, the obverse designed with typical Irish motifs including sunburst, high cross, round tower and wolfhound, the overall shaped into a shamrock with engraved border, the reverse inscribed "1910 Dr. Croke Cup Competition, Hurling won by Cork," hall marked H. & H. (Hopkins & Hopkins). Scarce.* The competition Croke Cup (which comprised both hurling and football) took place between 1896 and 1915. The Trophy was retired in 1916.** The Proceeds from the sale of this Medal will be donated for the establishment of The Richard "Dick" Hearns memorial Boxing Club, Ballina, Co. Mayo.
Lot 809
1904 Kilkenny Hurling LeagueMedal: G.A.A.: Co. Kilkenny, 1904, an attractive circular silver Medal, the obverse in Celtic design and engraved central harp, the reverse engraved "K.H.L. (Kilkenny Hurling League) Confederation H.C. 1904," hall marked H. & H. (Hopkins & Hopkins), Scarce; together with a silver Fob Watch and link Chain. (3)* Confederation G.A.A. was an amalgamation of all Kilkenny City Clubs who joined forces to represent the county in the All-Ireland Series. In 1904 Kilkenny won their first All-Ireland Title, with Mooncoin representing the Cats. Confederation G.A.A. no longer exists in the Kilkenny Club Championship.
![Medal: Motor Racing? [1923] a silver circular Medal, the obverse decorated with shamrocks and central harp, the reverse inscr](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/00da67b0-260a-42d6-827a-a67800aa4360/a8ce78de-89bc-405a-b821-fb286d229d01/468x382.jpg)
Lot 750
Medal: Motor Racing? [1923] a silver circular Medal, the obverse decorated with shamrocks and central harp, the reverse inscribed "Presented to E. Griffith on his success in flying the Holyhead Race 1923," hallmarked P.T.M. (P.T. Murphy, Kilkenny), unusual and scarce. (1)* This may have an alternative annotation, possibly political due to the period.
Lot 752
Medal, Athletic, San Francisco 1909. A very unusual and attractive solid gold (23ct ?) Medal, the obverse with enamel overlay Eccentric Assn. of Firemen L.U. No. 561 B. of S.F. - Org. April 25th 1886 - Reorganised Sept. 13th, 1900, surrounded by Laurels, with a diamond inset at base. The reverse inscribed 56 lbs Weight 1909, by Dieges & Co., N.Y. good. Scarce. (1)
![Medal: Gymnastics, [Dublin], an unusual sunburst shaped silver Medal, the obverse with replicated overlay central design, ins](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/00da67b0-260a-42d6-827a-a67800aa4360/09306868-8b81-4d7c-f335-44787eca3e43/468x382.jpg)
Lot 714
"Cuchulainn's Son's Hurl"G.A.A.: Artefact, Rackard (Nickey) a match issue Hurl with grip and repair, reputed by tradition to have been one of the hurling sticks used by Nickey Rackard during the 1955 All-Ireland Final, the overall with worm damage, original grip, tapes and glue, as a artefact, w.a.f. (1)* Possibly a unique memento from a historic day in Wexford and Irish G.A.A. belonging to one of the greatest ever players.Provenance: By descent to present vendors mother as a gift (with All-Ireland Medal - previously sold). Letter of Provenance available to Purchaser.
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