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Lot 639
Ivor Allchurch's No.10 jersey worn in Wales's first-ever match at a World Cup Finals tournament v Hungary at Jernvallen Stadium, Sandviken, Sweden, 8th June 1958, short-sleeved Worn by the Swansea Town inside-forward Ivor Allchurch in the historic match for Welsh football. The game against the previous World Cup runners-up Hungary ended as a 1-1 draw with John Charles scoring Wales's first World Cup goal. The World Cup shirts worn by Wales did not carry any details of the opponents above the badge or details of the competition. Allchurch kept the opening match shirt as a souvenir and in fact regularly wore it as a leisure shirt in later years. Ivor Allchurch (1929-1997) played in 68 international matches for Wales between 1950 and 1966, scoring 23 goals. After the 1958 World Cup he moved to Newcastle United and then in 1962 to Cardiff City before finishing his playing career back at Swansea Town, retiring in 1968.
Lot 17
Two 'Siro' original artwork cartoons of jockeys, signed, both double portraits, the first of Lester Piggott & Yves St. Martin playing chess; the second of Yves St. Martin and Freddy head portrayed as playing cards, the cartoon titled CRAVACHES ... 18 CARATS, the second cartoon slightly larger at 22 by 30cm., 8 1/2 by 12in.
Lot 743
A silver FAW Welsh Cup runners-up medal 1910-11 awarded to a player of Connah's Quay & Shotton. central design in silver-gilt, inscribed obverse & reverse Connah's Quay & Shotton were defeated 6-0 by Wrexham who were playing on their home Racecourse Ground. The medal is uninscribed to an individual player.
Lot 939
The blue Cardiff City jersey worn by Joe Nicholson in the F.A. Cup final v Sheffield United at Wembley Stadium 25th April 1925, Welsh Sports Ltd., Church St., Cardiff, long-sleeved, with embroidered silkwork badge bearing the Coat of Arms of Cardiff and the motto DEFFRO-MAE'N-DDYDD, Y-DDRAIG-GOCH-DDYRY-GYCHWYN In 1925 Cardiff City became the first team outside of England since Queen's Park in 1885 to play in a F.A. Cup Final. The Bluebirds lost 1-0 to Tunstall's goal for Sheffield United but would turn around their fortunes two seasons later beating Arsenal in the 1927 final. Joe Nicholson( 1898-1974) was an Englishman hailing from Ryhope in the north-east. He joined Cardiff City from Clapton Orient in 1924 initially as a right-half. However he took up centre-forward duties as a replacement for the injured Len Davies and his performances, including a goal in the semi-final, helped the Welsh club reach the final. At the end of the 1925-26 season he left in a swap deal with Aston Viila's George Blacburn, but played only one competitive match with the Birmingham side as a serious injury forced Nicholson into playing at non-League level.
Lot 667
John Hartson: a signed red Wales No.9 international jersey 2000-01, signed BEST WISHES in black marker pen, long-sleeved This jersey relates to the World Cup qualifying game in Kiev. Ukraine drew with Wales 1-1. At this time Hartson the future Celtic legend was playing his football at Wimbledon.
Lot 1001
A First World War propaganda game 'Trench Football' circa 1915, a skill game of moving a ball (missing) round a trench maze to the goal guarded by The Kaiser, the German outfield players printed on the playing area comprising Count Zeppelin, Von Sanders, Von Der Goltz, Von Moltke, Enver Pasha, Von Hindenburg, Von Bulow, Little Willie, Von Terpitz & Von Kluck, printed instructions on a paper label to the reverse, and retailer's paper label for Mettam & Lewis Sports Depot, The Bridge, Taunton
Lot 885
Peter Marinello's winner's presentation for the 1970 FAIRS Cup, in the form of a continental miniature silver plated replica of the Trophee Noel Beard, inscribed COUPE d'EUROPE DES FOIRES, TROPHEE NOEL BEARD, VAINQUEUR 1970, 28TH APRIL 1970, P. MARINELLO, fitted on an ebonised base, height 17cm., 6 1/2in. In the 1970 Fairs Cup Final, Arsenal beat RSC Anderlecht 4-3 on aggregate to win their first European trophy. Peter Storey's trophy sold in these rooms 7th May 2008 for £6,500. Peter Marinello joined Arsenal from Hibs in 1970 for a then record club fee of £100,000 and was dubbed the “new George Best” by the British press scoring on his debut at Old Trafford. However, he never managed to concrete his place in the first-team, left Highbury in 973 and playing for a plethora of other sides before his retirement in 1984.
Lot 398
A 15ct. gold and enamel Yorkshire County Cup rugby medal awarded to Tom Broadley, the obverse inscribed YORKSHIRE COUNTY (NORTHERN) FOOTBALL UNION, the reverse inscribed NORTHERN RUGBY FOOTBALL UNION, COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP, 1898, T BROADLEY, BRADFORD, FORWARD, later mounted in gold brooch & chain fitting Tom Broadley began his rugby in Union with Bingley and was capped for England six times between 1893 and 1896. He switched to League playing for Bradford. Broadley features in the celebrated painting of the Roses Game by W B Woollen, and sold in this lot is a Yorkshire Rugby Union Centenary 1869-1969 brochure which has the painting reproduced on the front cover (2)
Lot 395
An unusual Victorian glass wine decanter engraved to the body with a lawn tennis scene, portraying an elegant Victorian lady playing a shot and a gentleman standing at the net in the centre of the court, of tapering form, surmounted with a silver-plated, lidded pourer and handle, star-cut to the base, the pourer is modelled with grape vines, height 32cm., 12 1/2in.
Lot 2028
* WILLIE RODGER RSA RGI, GLASGOW FISH MARKET FROM THE SOUTH woodcut, artists proof, signed, titled and dated '73 in pencil 61.5cm x 87cm Framed and under glass Note: Trained at Glasgow School of Art from 1948 to 1953. He has exhibited widely in Scotland since 1954. In association with John K Clark, Rodger has designed stained glass windows since 1985 for the Parish Churches of Kippen, St Mary's Kirkintilloch and Milton of Campsie. He also designed the award-winning Scottish Historical Playing Cards (1975). His commissions include illustrating The Colour of Black & White; Poems 1984-2003 by Liz Lochhead (2003) and The Field of Thistles by Monica Clough (1983), designing a 100 foot long mural for the Exhibition Centre Station in Glasgow (1988) and 40 banners for Union Street Bi-Centenary in Aberdeen (1994) in association with Peacock Printmakers. Rodger has works in public and private collections worldwide.
Lot 244
SUBBUTEO; A vintage Subbuteo ' Football Express ' Five A Side playing board. Within the original (large) box. NOTE: From a huge and impressive private collection of Subbuteo teams, accessories and sets. Teams are usually complete, although some may be missing one or two pieces. Boxes range from poor condition to mint. One of the largest single collections of Subbuteo we've seen. Team names and numbers have been taken from the information on the boxes, although meticulously collected, we would strongly advise that buyers satisfy themselves that teams match the boxes, along with condition and completeness. A wonderful collection.
Lot 271
SUBBUTEO; A very early c1950's ' P A Adolf ' Subbuteo Table Soccer boxed set. Housed within the original box, the set does appear to be complete with goals, balls, and playing pieces. The figures are either very good reproductions, or untouched original examples as condition of the players is superb. NOTE: From a huge and impressive private collection of Subbuteo teams, accessories and sets. Teams are usually complete, although some may be missing one or two pieces. Boxes range from poor condition to mint. One of the largest single collections of Subbuteo we've seen. Team names and numbers have been taken from the information on the boxes, although meticulously collected, we would strongly advise that buyers satisfy themselves that teams match the boxes, along with condition and completeness. A wonderful collection.
Lot 382
Mabel Lucie Attwell - Shelley - A 1930s teacup and saucer decorated with a thatched cottage with a young girl peering out to see elves on the door step 'If the fairies came to tea, how very jolly that would be. They'd say 'Hullo', I'd say come in and they the fun would all begin' together with a similar cup ' Fairy folk with tiny wings playing all over the plates and things!', all with printed marks (3)
Lot 306
YORKSHIRE CRICKET Four scorecards, England v South Africa 1951 at Headingley, Lancs v Yorks 1950 and 51 both at Old Trafford, and Cricket Week programme, Atlas Sports Club Sheffield 1945, game between Atlas & Norfolk v Parkhead with county players (4 from Yorks, others from Derbys, Essex and Somerset) playing. Fair-good
Lot 725
COLIN BELL ENGLAND SHIRT Framed, glazed England shirt worn by Colin Bell whilst playing for England. White long-sleeved Umbro airtex style shirt with 3 Lions badge on front left breast and number 8 on reverse. Comes with auction house letter of authenticity signed by Colin Bell. Metal frame with inscription "Colin Bell Manchester City and England"and is mounted against a sky blue background. Measures 74cm x 83cm. Good
Lot 1194
KEN MULHEARN - MANCHESTER CITY Seven wage slips from Man City to Ken Mulhearn 67/68, the weekly wage slips show the basic wage and crowd bonus paid. Along with a playing contract between Ken Mulhearn and Man City dated 21st September 1967. Signed by Ken and by Walter Griffiths, City Club Secretary. Basic wages and bonus structure are quite fascinating compared to today. Folds. Generally good
Lot 426
CRICKET AUTOGRAPHS Large framed black and white photograph showing British youngsters playing street cricket in the 1920s or thereabouts , a street lamp is the wicket and there is a shop selling Lyons Tea prominent. There are many cricketer autographs around the border of the photograph (circa 36), including Dickie Bird, Richie Benaud, Statham, Trueman, Barry Richards, Atherton, Hick, D'Oliveira, Graveney, Lillee, Thomson, Underwood, Gough, Botham, Gower, Agnew, Cronje and Clive Lloyd. From the Neil Midgley, ex referee, collection. Measures circa 58cm x 47cm. Black frame. Good
Lot 240
DUNCAN EDWARDS Magnificent large photograph of Duncan which is very tastefully mounted. The photograph (black and white) shows Duncan signing an autograph for a youngster on the Highbury pitch before playing his last match for United on English soil before the Munich Air Disaster . United went on to beat Arsenal 5-4 in the game, 1/2/58 and the famous clock shows the time to be five minutes to three. This photograph measures 51cm x 60cm including the mount and is ready for framing. Edwards scored in the game and there is an inscription below the photograph reading "February 1st 1958 Highbury Arsenal 4 Manchester United 5 Duncan Edwards Manchester United". Very good
Lot 106
A Swiss lever wind music box, with 9 cm comb, playing eight airs, in a painted beech case, retailed by B H A Ste Croix, Switzerland, 40 cm wide Condition report Report by GH Chips and scratches to top. Some loss to monogram. Woodworm holes scattered along all four sides of the box. Internal paper to the underside of the lid present. One piece ripped off the top right hand corner. The musical movement works.
Lot 267
A 9ct yellow gold opal and ruby cluster ring, set with a central oval opal cabochon, measuring approx. 5x3mm, surrounded by a border of eight round cut rubies, with open metalwork heart shaped shoulders and gallery, hallmarked London 1981, ring size M½, weight approx. 2.6g, together with a yellow metal framed porcelain pin brooch, the oval porcelain plaque having printed design depicting two ladies, one playing a mandolin and wearing a veil, measuring approx. 60x48mm, unmarked.
Lot 237
CARVED IVORY FIGURINE of a man with a cockerel on a pierced circular base, 10cm high; an ivory figure of a female musician with a peacock by her feet, on a plinth base, 17cm high; an ivory Nepalese figure of a woman and child on a plinth base, 11.5cm high; and an ivory figure of a Cambodian woman playing a flute, on a plinth base, 6.5cm high (4)
Lot 315
19th CENTURY WALNUT CASED POLYPHON the floral inlaid hinged lid with shaped and carved detail lifting to reveal the disc playing area with 'Schutz Marke', the underside of the lid holds a glass image of children playing musical instruments and dancing, the case body with shaped panels, pillars to each corner and raised on a shaped base with carved detail, 34cm high x 58cm wide x 52.5cm deep, with handle and twenty discs with a variety of tunes
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