A WHITE AC MILAN 2007 CLUB WORLD CUP SHIRT. No.9, with crew-neck collar and embroidered cloth badge, inscribed ACM, 1899, FIFA Club World Cup, Japan, 2007, Yokohama-December 16th, the reverse lettered Inzaghi, one sleeve with FIFA Club World Cup flash and other with European Cup flash. The above shirt was worn by Filippo Inzaghi in the 2007 Club World Cup Final match against Boca Juniors. In the match played on the 16th December in Yokohama, AC Milan defeated Boca Juniors 4-2, Inzaghi scoring two goals. This was Milan`s first win this competition. . Provenance: The San Siro Museum.
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A WHITE AC MILAN SHORT-SLEEVED SHIRT. No.3 with crew-neck collar and embroidered cloth badge, inscribed ACM, 1899, Il Club Piu Titolato Al Mondo, the reverse lettered Maldini, one sleeve with Lega Calcio Serie A flash and with further European Cup flash. The above shirt was worn by Paolo Maldini during the 2008-09 season. Provenance: The San Siro Museum.
A WHITE AC MILAN SHIRT. No.32 with crew-neck collar and embroidered cloth badge, inscribed ACM, 1899, Il Club Piu Titolato Al Mondo, the reverse lettered Beckham, one sleeve with Lega Calcio Serie A flash and with further European Cup flash. The above shirt was worn by David Beckham during the 2008-09 season. Provenance: The San Siro Museum.
A WHITE AC MILAN SHORT-SLEEVED SHIRT. No.22 with crew-neck collar and embroidered cloth badge, inscribed ACM, 1899, the reverse lettered Kaka, one sleeve with UEFA Cup flash and with further European Cup flash. The above shirt was worn by Kaka, UEFA Cup match during the 2008-09 season. Provenance: The San Siro Museum.
A RED AND BLACK AC MILAN SHORT-SLEEVED SHIRT. No.8 with crew-neck collar and embroidered cloth badge, inscribed ACM, 1899, the reverse lettered Gattuso, one sleeve with Lega Calcio flash and with further European Cup flash. The above shirt was worn by Gennaro Gattuso during the 2008-09 season. Provenance: The San Siro Museum.
A RED AND BLACK AC MILAN SHIRT. No.9, with crew-neck collar and embroidered cloth badge, inscribed ACM, 1899, the reverse lettered Inzaghi, one sleeve with Lega Calcio Serie A flash and with further European Cup flash. The above shirt was worn by Filippo Inzaghi 2006-07 season. Provenance: The San Siro Museum.
A RED AND BLACK AC MILAN SHORT-SLEEVED SHIRT. No.5, with v-neck collar and embroidered cloth badge, inscribed ACM, 1899, the reverse lettered Costacurta, one sleeve with Lega Calcio Serie A flash and with further European Cup flash. The above shirt was worn by Alessandro Costacurta during 2005-06 season . Provenance: The San Siro Museum.
A YELLOW AC MILAN GOALKEEPER SHIRT. No.12, with crew-neck collar and embroidered cloth badge, inscribed ACM, 1899, Il Club Piu Titolato Al Mondo, the reverse lettered Abbiati, one sleeve with Lega Calcio Serie A flash and with further European Cup and 2007 Club World Cup flashes. The above shirt was worn by Christian Abbiati during the 2008-09 season. Provenance: The San Siro Museum.
A WHITE AC MILAN SHIRT. No.13, with crew-neck collar and embroidered cloth badge, inscribed ACM, 1899, Il Club Piu Titolato Al Mondo, the reverse lettered Nesta, one sleeve with Lega Calcio Serie A flash and with further European Cup and 2007 Club World Cup flashes. The above shirt was worn by Christian Abbiati during the 2007-08 season. Provenance: The San Siro Museum.
A YELLOW AC MILAN GOALKEEPER SHIRT. No.1, with crew-neck collar and embroidered cloth badge, inscribed ACM, 1899, AC Milan-AS Roma, Stade San Siro, 24 Maggio, 2009, the front of the shirt also with Paolo Maldini last macth badge, inscribed 3 Solo Per Te, the reverse lettered Dida, one sleeve with Lega Calcio Serie A flash and with further European Cup flash. The above shirt was worn by Dida in Paolo Maldini`s last match for AC Milan 24th May 2009. Provenance: The San Siro Museum.
A RED AND BLACK AC MILAN SHORT-SLEEVED SHIRT. No.9 with crew-neck collar and embroidered cloth badge, inscribed ACM, 1899, Il Club Piu Titolato Al Mondo, the reverse lettered Inzaghi, one sleeve with Lega Calcio flash and with further European Cup flash. The above shirt was worn by Filippo Inzaghi during the 2008-09 season. Provenance: The San Siro Museum.
A WHITE REAL MADRID SHIRT No.9, with v-neck collar and embroidered badge, inscribed FCM, the reverse lettered Morientes. one sleeve with LFP flash. The above shirt was worn by Morientes and was gained by an unknown Arsenal player after a match against Real Madrid. Lots 605-609 are the property of a private Arsenal collector of some repute
19 RAF badges, caps include KC and ERII officer`s beret, cast RAF Iraq Levees, collars include pair Chaplain, single Education large size, medical, early eagle sleeve badge, etc; a WWII Polish officers flying school badge with screw fitting; sundry other badges, including pair darkened NAAFI collars, etc. GC to VGC
A collection of nine bygone Beatles LP`s to include German import `Please Please Me` by HORZU Records, `Abbey Road` with barefoot cover, `Beatles for Sale`, `Rubber Sole`, `White Album` serial no.0401052, `Revolver`, `With the Beatles`, `A Hard Days Night` and `Sgt Pepper`s Lonely Hearts Club Band`, each with original sleeve, some wear (Illustrated)
RODS (3): & NET: Fine Hardy Richard Walker Superlite 9`3" 2 piece trout fly rod, later black finish fibalite, line rate 7/8, green whipped, in MOB, a Silstar 9` 2 piece graphite trout fly rod, as new in plastic sleeve, an unnamed 8` 2 piece graphite trout fly rod, bronze whipped, fine, in MOB and a Shakespeare extending landing net.
* Regimental Uniform. A child-size Horseguards Regimental uniform, comprising red-cloth tunic with blue sleeve cappings, plumed bright-metal helmet, with matching breast & back-plate with applied embossed relief regimental badge plates, white leather Sam-Browne pattern belt with shoulder-strap and attached frog for ceremonial sword in metal scabbard-sheath, black leather winged-top thigh boots over white moleskin breeches, ensemble dressed on child mannequin for display purposes, 57in (145cm) height (1)
* WWI. A Pilot`s uniform ensemble of the Great War c. 1917, a harlequin group comprising rare American Officer`s Khaki Tunic with "Chinese" pattern collar and bearing US insignia including silver-thread embroidered "wings" to left breast and brass "US" embossed tabs to collar, brass buttons and other matching insignia, and having embroidered wide gold-thread stripe to sleeve-cuffs, together with a pair of Belgian issue khaki breeches,a pair of British-pattern brown leather knee-boots, a leather Sam Brown belt & shoulder-strap with bayonet-frog and bayonet & scabbard attached, the uniform is dressed upon a display mannequin and complemented by a period flying helmet and goggles inscribed "Goggle-mask Mk II Flying" (distressed), and a pair of period leather gloves (-)
Carrington (R.C.). Nine Draft Maps, (printed by the Anastatic process) containing all the stars above the eleventh magnitude situated within nine degrees of the North Pole, laid down for the year 1855, single sheet of explanation with the address of Redhill Observatory, plus all nine maps with handwritten notes contained in printed sleeve with presentation to M. Johnson, some spotting, ex-lib. with ink lib. stamps to sleeve and explanation leaf, together with ten loose charts being Mr. Carrington`s Circumpolar Charts for 1855, some soiling and marginal creasing and fraying, ink lib. stamp to upper margin of first map, oblong folio. Manuel John Johnson (1805-59) was the Radcliffe Observer (1839-59), was awarded the RAS gold medal and was president of the Royal Astronomical Society in 1857-58. (2)
David-Cohen (Yael" artist) Ruth number 41 of 250 copies signed and numbered in pencil by the artist Yael David-Cohen printed in Hebrew & English comprising title partly printed in gilt limitation f. 1 text f. printed in blind foreword colophon and 6 fold-out sections with 3 etched illustrations and 1 translucent guard captioned in gilt to each section all loose in original translucent sleeve and preserved in original cloth drop-back box with mounted title by the artist on upper cover oblong folio Amersham " 2005.
Aaron Ramsey`s match-worn white Wales No.8 jersey from the friendly international with Montenegro in Podgorcia 12th August 2009, signed by Ramsey "Best Wishes" in black marker pen to the front, the jersey inscribed MONTENEGRO, 12.08.2009, GEM 572, the right sleeve with John Hartson`s "Checkemlads" logo; sold with a letter of authenticity from the Football Association of Wales, which also confirms that shirts with the John Hartson logo will not be used again, making the Montenegro match issues unique (2) The following lot is to be sold on behalf of The John Hartson Foundation.
The 2009 World Football Challenge in the USA: a Chelsea and an A C Milan jersey from the tournament, a Daniel Sturridge blue Chelsea No.23, short-sleeved, tournament flash to right sleeve, the reverse player lettered; and a Giacomo Beretta white A C Milan No.55 colour change jersey, tournament flash to right sleeve, European Cup trophy flash marked "7" to the other sleeve, the reverse player lettered (2) For illustrations of identical looking jerseys see the previous two lots
A Bates Saccharometer No.155, in mahogany case, the hinged cover set with ivorine label "W Reeves & Co., 26 Minories, London"; a Sikes` Hydrometer, by Loftus, 321 Oxford St., London, in mahogany case; a Smith`s Chronocounter, in black bakelite case; a Brass 1 1/4 inch Single Draw Refracting Telescope, the leather sleeve embossed and gilt with the Royal Coat of Arms; a James Heal & Co. Ltd. "Abonair" Cloth Balance; a Flomaster Anemometer, in black vinyl carrying case (6)
A VERY RARE AND FINELY PRESERVED UNION FLAG FLOWN FROM THE JACK STAFF OF H.M.S. SPARTIATE AT THE BATTLE OF TRAFALGAR, 21ST OCTOBER, 1805, comprising thirty-one hand-stitched bunting panels with canvas sleeve and lanyard - 88 x 140in. (223.5 x 355.5cm.), Provenance: James Clephan and thence by descent. Capt. James Clephan R.N. (1768-1851) was born in Fife and spent his early years as an apprentice weaver. As the industrial revolution took pace, this became an increasingly precarious occupation and several thousand Scottish domestic loom weavers were rapidly overwhelmed by new factories. The loss of the American market in 1776 only exacerbated the situation and Clephan started to dabble as a merchant seaman to make ends meet. It was in this capacity that he was impressed into the Royal Navy (who naturally preferred seasoned men where possible) on the 23rd July, 1794 at the age of 26. Beginning as an AB (able bodied) 2nd Class Mate aboard the Sibyl (26) he then made 2nd Class Gunners Mate on the Doris (36) and Masters Mate, 10th October 1796. He rose to Midshipman on 7th January 1801, being made a Lieutenant on 31st July 1801 for distinguishing himself in the successful cutting out of the Chevrette at Brest: Under a hail of grape and musket shot, the boats of Doris, Beaulieu and Uranie boarded her. Despite being wounded and knocked overboard, Clephan was still the first man to reach the enemy`s deck. On his promotion Admiral Cornwallis said ..you well deserve your promotion; few officers have earned it so hardly. Assigned to the 90-gun Namur he served as her 2nd Lientenant until the Peace of Amiens in April 1802. Taking the opportunity to marry during this brief interval, in March 1803 Clephan was reassigned the lieutenancy aboard the Spartiate under Captain Francis Laforey, where he remained until December 1809. At the battle of Trafalgar Clephan`s courage was recognised once again and he was promoted to First Lieutenant immediately after the battle. The crew, honouring one of "their own", paid him the highest compliment they could and presented him with this Union Flag, which quite possibly had been stitched by them on board. In 1811 he followed Laforey, who seems to have been his sponsor and perhaps mentor, to the Dragon (74) and in April was promoted to Commander to the sloop Charybdis in which he captured two American vessels, the brig William Rathbone and the privateer Blockade in 1813. In 1814-15 he participated in the expedition against New Orleans and, on its failure, conveyed the dispatches. In August 1815, with the Peace, he was paid off at Deptford and placed on half pay. Retiring in 1840 with the rank of Captain, he lived in Edinburgh where he died on 28th January 1851 at the age of 83. During the twenty-two years the Napoleonic Wars lasted, it is estimated that around 600,000 seaman served the Royal Navy, of which considerable numbers were impressed..
PRESLEY ELVIS: (1935-1977) American Rock `n` Roll Singer. Signed colour album record sleeve for You`ll Never Walk Alone, featuring an image of Presley in a half length pose singing into a microphone. Signed in blue ink with his name alone to a clear area. Professionally matted in white alongside the disc and framed and glazed in a black and gold coloured frame to an overall size of 34 x 22. Some creasing to the right edge and corner of the sleeve, not affecting the signature, and with small authentication sticker in lower right corner. G to about VG
PRESLEY ELVIS: (1935-1977) American Rock `n` Roll Singer. Vintage signed colour single record sleeve for the songs Wear My Ring Around Your Neck and Doncha` Think It`s Time, featuring a head and shoulders portrait of Presley. Signed in bold black ink with his name alone across a light area of the cover. Professionally matted in brown cloth alongside a large colour image of the singer and various smaller images (including a postage stamp, badge etc.) and framed and glazed in a brown frame to an overall size of 34 x 25. Some very slight age wear to the edges of the sleeve, otherwise VG.
MCCARTNEY PAUL: (1942- ) British Musician, a member of The Beatles. Signed album record sleeve for The Beatles` Sgt. Pepper`s Lonely Hearts Club Band, signed in bold black ink by McCartney, with a slightly abbreviated signature, to a the colour cover. Record still present. Some very slight, minor age wear, otherwise VG
BEE GEES: Signed double album record sleeve by all three members of the pop band individually, Barry, Robin and Maurice Gibb. The sleeve is from the double album Bee Gees Greatest and has been signed by each of the brothers to their full colour portraits on the inside gatefold. Robin has signed his name in full and Barry and Maurice have signed with their first names only, all to clear areas. Records no longer present. Some light age wear and minor corner creasing, G
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