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Lot 1413
Rare Italian F.A. issued VIP programme for the Italy v England international played at the San Siro, Milan, 13th May 1939,folded card, Italian & English F.A. crests embossed to the front cover, central pages with team line-ups, picture of the stadium to the back cover; sold with a photocopy of another known programme for this match which had been autographed by both international teams (2)
Lot 1435
Busby Babes signed programme for the Manchester United match v Berlin Select XI 14th August 1957,signed to the line-ups page by Wood, Foulkes, Byrne, Colman, Blanchflower, Edwards, Berry, Whelan, Taylor, Viollet & Pegg, and reserves Jones & Dawson, back cover with horizontal tear along a heavy fold; sold with a letter of provenance from the vendor explaining that the autographs were collected by his father-in-law who was serving in the British Army and based in Berlin (2)
Lot 1444
Scarce programme for Jimmy Greaves's first match in a Tottenham Hotspur jersey, an away reserves fixture at Home Park, Plymouth Argyle, 9th December 1961,green sheet typescript 4-pagerJimmy Greaves scored twice in the 4-1 win over Plymouth. The announcement that we was to play at Home Park drew a bumper crowd for a reserves fixture of 4,000, but it is estimated that only 1,000 programmes were printed for the match. Greaves then made his first team debut in the League match v Blackpool at White Hart Lane a week later and scored a hat-trick, including a flying scissor kick, during the 5-2 win.
Lot 231
Cricket autograph album compiled between 1927 and 1930,pencil signatures, sometimes back-to-back, dated 1927 the New Zealand touring team, Worcestershire, Glamorgan, Hampshire, Gloucestershire, & Surrey, dated 1928 Derbyshire, Worcestershire, Leicestershire, and dated 1930 Middlesex; sold together with a boomerang, broken, bearing signatures of several England cricketers touring Australia, mostly faded, possibly the Bodyline Tour, legible signatures include Wyatt, Verity, Allen & Brown; the lot also including a 1966 World Cup Final programme (3)
Lot 257
Cricket ephemera,including an autographed copy of the MCC Bicentenary Match souvenir programme; official accreditation, media packs etc, for the 1987 World Cup in Pakistan; MCC headed paper; souvenir poster of the 1979-80 International Cricket Series; and a selection of cricket programmes, tests, World Cup, Lord's One Day Finals etc. (a qty.)
Lot 369
The retired trophy presented for the Benson and Hedges Irish Masters Snooker Tournament between 1978 and 1998,hallmarked Irish silver-gilt, the stylish trophy incorporating as suspended black snooker ball in the design, the triangular wooden base set with silver-gilt plaques engraved BENSON and HEDGES IRISH MASTERS, and inscribed with details of the winners:1978 JOHN SPENCER1979 DOUG MOUNTJOY1980 TERRY GRIFFITHS1981 TERRY GRIFFITHS1982 TERRY GRIFFITHS1983 STEVE DAVIS1984 STEVE DAVIS1985 JIMMY WHITE1986 JIMMY WHITE1987 STEVE DAVIS1988 STEVE DAVIS1989 ALEX HIGGINS1990 STEVE DAVIS1991 STEVE DAVIS1992 STEPHEN HENDRY1993 STEVE DAVIS1994 STEVE DAVIS1995 PETER EBDON1996 DARREN MORGAN1997 STEPHEN HENDRY1998 KEN DOHERTYheight 42.5cm., weight just under 2kg.(including wooden base), in original fitted wooden carrying case; sold together with an official programme & a DVD of Alex Higgins final major career tournament victory in the 1989 Irish Masters (4)The Benson & Hedges Ireland Tournament started out as a challenge match in 1975 between Alex Higgins and John Spencer.In 1976 and 1977 the event was staged as a four-man invitational, and was replaced by the Irish Masters in 1978. Benson & Hedges continued their sponsorship with the tournament being played at Goffs, in County Kildare. The present trophy was retired after tobacco sponsorship of sports events was outlawed. The Irish government stepped in to fund the event thereafter.A rare opportunity to purchase a majors sports trophy bearing the names of snooker players afforded legendary status thanks to a great deal by the televised boom and professional management and marketing by the likes of Barry Hearn.
Lot 380
Boxing memorabilia,Framed set of cigarette cards, two 19th century prints of pugilists, three volumes of Pugilistica, Famous Fight bound volume (poor condition), Fleischer's The Heavyweight Championship, Eugene Henderson's Box On, Boxing Art of Self Defence booklet, Barry McGuigan signed publicity card, 4 cigarette cards, a postcard, photo of a Lonsdale Belt and a Bruce Woodcock boxing programme, laid down on card not illustrated
Lot 463
1946 French Open Lawn Tennis Championship programme signed by Margaret Osborne DuPont,quarter-finals day, signed in ink to the front cover by the Ladies Champion that year; sold with a magazine picture also signed by the Mrs DuPont (2)Provenance:Ex-Percy Rootham (Vice-President, LTA) Collection
Lot 467
Autographs of Wimbledon Tennis Champions (1930-2000s),i) Fred Perry signed 1930s Ardath cigarette card + Wimbledon memorabiliaii) Rod Laver signed 2003 Tennis FDC / Postcard + Laver 50c Australian Stamp iii) Bjorn Borg signed colour photo iv) Pete Sampras signed 1999 Wimbledon Championships Guidev) Andre Agassi signed 1999 Wimbledon Championships ticket holdervi) John Newcombe, Stan Smith & Richard Krajicek signed Wimbledon Tennis Logo vii) Martina Navratilova autograph + picviii) Venus & Serena Williams autographs + picix) Chris Evert Lloyd autograph & pic + Also signed by John Lloyd x) Jan Kodes signed 1973 Wimbledon programme
Lot 471
Rare programme for the World Tennis Championship on Clay at Saint Cloud 29th May to 7th June 1914,The World Championships were organised by the ILTA between 1912 & 1923 (excluding the war years)m with separate titles held on grass, clay & indoors. With the exception of one year (1922) the clay championships were held at Saint Cloud in France. In 1914 the men's singles title was won by the Australian Anthony Wilding, and the ladies by Suzanne Lenglen.
Lot 541
The autographs of the 1945-46 New Zealand Expeditionary Force rugby union touring team to the British Isles & France,in ink on Wanderers Club (Cardiff) headed paper, Cooke, Sherratt, Smith, Argus, Proctor, Kearney, Saxton, Simpson, Haigh, Johnstone, Rhind, Young, Nelson, Arnold, Findlay etc., pasted on a ledger page with a picture of the team; sold with a programme from the tour for the match v the RAF at Leicester 8th December 1945 (2)
Lot 542
The autographs of the 1953-54 New Zealand All Blacks Rugby touring team to the British Isles,the signatures of the 30-man playing squad on a pre-prepared sheet of paper, Scott, Loader, Dixon, Wilson, Haig, Davis, Skinner, Hemi, White, Clark, White, Dalzell, Jones, Stuart etc., plus the autograph of the commentator Winston McCarthy; sold together with a programme for the match v England at Twickenham 30.1.54, and Leicestershire & East Midlands 5.12.53; and a selection of press cuttings for the tour
Lot 544
Press-issue team sheets for matches at the inaugural Rugby World Cup in 1987,Zimbabwe v Scotland, Canada v Wales, New Zealand v Wales, Tonga v Wales, New Zealand v Scotland, Wales v Ireland, Australia v France (s/f), England v USA, Australia v England, Japan v England & England v Wales; together with two press information sheets for the England and Wales team & officials; the lot also including two official souvenir programmes, one for the World Cup Final, the other for the tournament; and a travel itinerary for an organised tour programme to New Zealand for Welsh supporters at the World Cup (16)
Lot 561
Gloucestershire county representative rugby union cap awarded to the Welsh international scrum-half Danny Evans in 1947-1949,the red cap crested & dated; sold together with an official team-group photograph of Gloucester RFC in 1947-48, matted with printed legend, 40 by 50.5cm.; and a programme (poor condition) for the match when he was capped for Wales v England at Cardiff Arms Park 20th January 1934 (3)
Lot 565
Three 1930s rugby programmes,two Wales v Ireland internationals 12.3.1932 & 14.3.36; Bristol v The Army 8.1.38; sold together with an undated programme, but probably wartime, for a match played at Clifton College, Welsh Army XV v West of England XV; sold together with a postcard of the famous Wales team who beat New Zealand 3-0 in 1905; and a Daily Mail souvenir picture of the Cardiff rugby team, undated, but from the 1930s and listing Tommy Stone as club captain (6)
Lot 612
A collection of books and magazines pertaining to the Winter and Summer Olympics 1912-1972,includes 1912 programme plus pictorial revue of the 1912 Football Tournament in Sweden in the German language, other books in Swedish, Portuguese and mainly English covering Olympics of 1932,1936,1948,1952,1956,1960,1964,1968 and 1972, generally good condition
Lot 643
Autographs of 1920-50s GB Olympic & World Record athletes,i) Harold Abrahams autograph & 2 pics [inc 1924 Olympic 100m victory] (A4)ii) Jim Peters signed 1955 Gateshead Sports Athletics & Cycling programme (A4), also signed by international cyclists: Eric Thompson & Clive Middletoniii) Derek Ibbotson signed London Schools Athletic Fund Olympic Athletes pic (A4), annotated with his mile world record time: "3.57.2" plus runner doodleiv) Frank Sando signed LSAF Olympic Athletes pic (A4), annotated with "1952 & 56" - his two Olympic Games appearancesv) MacDonald Bailey autograph & photo (A4)
Lot 748
Giuseppe Farina and Baron Emmanuel de Graffenried autographs from 1951,both signed in ink upon pages removed from that year's official event programme for the Ulster Trophy meeting at Dundrod, the former signed G Farina, the latter E de Graffenried, details of the royal visit by their Majesties the King and Queen upon the reverse The event winner Farina was the first-ever reigning F1 World Champion, while de Graffenried ('Toulo' to his friends) had won the first F1 British Grand Prix to be held at Silverstone in 1948.
Lot 767
Mike Hailwood and Bill Ivy signed 1967 'Hutchinson 100' Brands Hatch programme,their signatures in ink upon action photographs along with those of Stuart Graham and John Cooper, plus Dave Simmonds elsewhere in the 13 August 40-page programme, with notation The Mike Hailwood photograph is captioned "the wonder boy of British motorcycling", and as if to prove it, he duly won all four of the races he competed in that day.
Lot 824
Wilf Mannion Football League representative medal 1947-48,in silver-gilt, inscribed THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE REPRESENTATIVE MATCH, NEWCASTLE, MARCH 17th 1948, in original fitted case; sold together with a double-signed Wilf Mannion & George Hardwick 1983 Testimonial programme, and an unsigned Wilf Mannion 1968 Testimonial programme (3)Middlesbrough club legend WIlf Mannion won this medal for his appearance for the Football League in the 1-1 draw against the Scottish League at St James' Park.
Lot 849
Roy Vernon Wales Youth & Amateur International caps, badges and ephemera,comprising: red amateur international cap v Scotland 1954-55 with the shirt badge and programme for the match played at Bangor City 5.3.55; red youth international cap v England & Ireland 1954-54 with shirt badges for both games, plus match programmes for the England game played at Marble Hall Ground, Milford Haven, 19.2.55, signed by both sides, and the Ireland match played at Flint 19.3.55; also the FAW itinerary for the Wales game (9)Provenance:The Roy Vernon Collection.
Lot 887
Sir Alf Ramsey Trophy presented to Geoff Hurst in 1977,a silvered metal & enamel trophy shield from the 5-A-Side Tournament at Wembley Arena 6th June 1977, named to Hurst, the wooden back shield with easel support, height 19cm.; sold with the tournament programme (2)Provenance:Bought at Sotheby's Olympia, 11th September 2003, lot 117.
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