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Joseph Appleyard (British 1908-1960): Cricket - 'The Fourth Test England v Australia at Headingly July 1953',oil on board signed 61cm x 91cmNotes: Although Appleyard's primary interests were with Racing, Hunting and Polo he had a love and interest in all sports. This painting from the Kirkstall Lane End depicts Hutton and Edrich batting with Edrich receiving from Lindwall. Joe was actively involved with Headingly as a commentator for the blind.Provenance: submitted to the Royal Academy 1953, exh. Leeds City Art Gallery 'Yorkshire Artists' 1953 and sold unseen for 80 Guineas following a review in the Yorkshire Post, subsequently sold at auction in 1985 at Middlesborough for £1,050 DDS - Artist's resale rights may apply to this lot Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

Corgi - Plymouth Sports Suburban Station Wagon, No. 219 in cream with fawn roof, boxed

Dinky - five early sports/ racing cars comprising Cunningham C-5R No. 133, Sunbeam Alpine No. 107, Aston Martin No. 110, HWM No. 23J and Speed of the Wind No. 221, all unboxed (5)

Dinky - four sports cars comprising MG Midget No. 102 in pale green and cream, MG Midget No. 102 in orange and red, both with spun aluminium hubs, Austin-Healey No. 109 in cream and Bristol 450 Coupe No. 163 in green, all unboxed (4)

Dinky - eleven 1950's and later models including Pullmore Car Transporter with ramp No. 982 / 994, Transmitter van, Royal Mail van, Jaguar XK120 sports car No. 157, Armstrong-Siddeley tourer, Austin Atlantic tourer etc., all unboxed (11)

Cricket - a late Victorian Ford and Riley pottery lidded tankard, of bellied form with scrolling handle, transfer printed in brown with the "Sports" pattern, depicting cricketers to the front and lid and a football/rugby scene verso, 17cm high

An 800 silver cased pocket watch with blue steel hands and subsidiary second hand. Together with a No 8 watch key and a "Services Sports Watches, Army" box. Face diameter approx. 3.75cm.

MANS SPORTS WATCH BY RIO

A 1972 Triumph TR6, registration number GHL 130L, chassis number CP773670, engine number CP077446HE, red. The TR6 was the last in the line of the traditional separate chassis sports cars manufactured by Triumph. Introduced in 1969 with the Karmann re-styled body and mechanicals carried over from the previous TR5 they would remain in production until 1976, initially with a 150 bhp engine up to 1973 when the engine was revised and with a lower 125 bhp horsepower engine. GHL 130L is an original home market supplied 150 bhp CP model fitted with overdrive. The TR is an older restoration which still presents well, finished in Jaguar Signal red with a black interior and hood. The history file which accompanies the TR covers the period from 1989/90 to the present day. In 1989/90 a rebuild was carried out by Classic Cars (Lilley). Works carried out include a comprehensive body rebuild with new panels, respray, engine rebuild, re-trimmed interior, stainless steel exhaust, new bumpers and ancillary chrome work, brake overhaul and numerous other components associated with a full restoration. Further works carried out include a further bare shell repaint in approximately 2010 (images on file), a gearbox and overdrive overhaul by Carlow Engineering in 2011, a cylinder head overhaul in 2015 and the fitting of a Bosch fuel pump kit in 2011. The history file contains further invoices for general servicing and maintenance, previous MOTs, tax discs, owner's handbook and repair workshop manual. Now displaying what is believed to be a genuine 72,000 miles on the odometer. V5, V5C, MOT and tax exempt See illustrations

A 2015 Triking tourer, registration number R121 OUS, maroon. Triking, founded by Tony Divey as an independent sports car manufacturer in the old school tradition, is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year. Inspired by the Aero engined three wheel sports cars of the 1920s and 30s the Triking cars offer a scintillating performance. As with all other small scale bespoke vehicles, each car is individual and has its own character. This fine example we have the pleasure of offering for auction has been built by a retired engineer to a high standard. Since completion, the Triking has only covered a modest 500 miles. Finished in maroon with a cream leather interior with wood rim steering wheel and dashboard, its weather equipment consists of a tonneau cover. The Triking is powered by a 1064cc V-Twin Moto Guzzi engine which endows the three wheeler with exhilarating performance. The Triking will be offered with a history file and offers tremendous value at a very competitive price when compared to a contemporary modern three wheel Morgan. V5C, ***MOT to July 2019 (not August 2019)*** See illustrations

*Hunt (Charles), Bendigo (Wm. Thompson, Champion of England), Weight 11 st. 12 Lbs. Height 5 ft 9 3/4, born 1813..., published J. Moore, 1846, full length aquatint portrait with contemporary hand colouring, slight staining, 500 x 385 mm, mounted, framed and glazed Born in Sneinton, Nottingham, Thompson was one of a set of triplets named Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, named after the young men in the Book of Daniel who survived and walked unscathed from the fiery furnace into which they had been flung by Nebuchadnezzar, King of Babylon, for refusing to bow down and pay homage. He was the last of 21 children born in the slums between Long Row and Parliament Street. From an early age, Thompson developed well and was noted as having an ability with sports. When he was 15 his father died and William was sent to the Nottingham Workhouse with his mother. After leaving the workhouse, Thompson sold oysters in and around the streets of Nottingham before obtaining a job as an iron turner. He had an incredible ability to punch hard and fast, and was said to be devoid of fear. He was also very agile, earning the name "Bendy" because of his constant bobbing and weaving around the ring; his nickname evolved and "Bendy" Abednego became "Bendigo". Though it was his speed and agility that won him his fights, it was Thompson's personality and sense of humour which endeared him to the crowd. He would make up rhymes about his opponents during the fights, and distract them with insults and tall tales of their wives and mothers while pulling funny faces at them. It wasn't long before Thompson was drawing crowds of over 10,000 people to his illicit fights, held secretly out of town in barns or fields. Like many of his contemporaries he struggled with alcoholism, but found redemption in the church and despite being illiterate became a powerful preacher who was not averse to settling a heckling audience with a few well placed blows. His fame was so legendary that at his death at the age of sixty-nine, even 'The Times' published an obituary, a singular honour not usually reserved for illiterate bare knuckle prize fighters born in a Nottingham slum. (1)

*Eton College. A fine illuminated testimonial by Alfred Nutt for retiring Eton College headmaster Edmond Warre (1884-1905), 1906, illumination on white card with watercolour views of Eton College from the Thames, the clocktower, and royal coat-of-arms, plus a small vignette of Christ, with gold illumination and decoration throughout, the testimonial laid into the door of a heavy Victorian gothic oak case carved with the arms of Eton College, elaborate four cast brass hinges and catch, wall hanging eyelets, some minor moulding missing, 57 cm high x 58 cm wide x 10 cm deep, the body of the case containing an album of over 1000 clipped signatures of the subscribers, with the remaining names for those signatures not to hand and of those deceased written calligraphically to final three pages, the signatures window-mounted back-to-back on 10 thick card leaves, all edges gilt, original calf-backed moir‚e silk over boards with watercolour and gilt arms, crest and motto of Eton College to upper cover, some marginal browning and slight fraying, oblong large 4to The text reads: 'The undersigned old Etonians desire to record their gratitude and affection towards yourself, and their admiration for your career as man and boy. At Eton Newcastle scholar and winner of the Pulling, then at Oxford, Scholar of Balliol, Fellow of All Souls, President of the University Boat Club and Founder of the Volunteer Corps', again at Eton Assistant Master for twenty-four and Headmaster for twenty-one years, you have given your school the utmost you could give her - all the powers of your mind, all the vigour of your manhood. While taking the foremost part in many great and needful changes, you have left the ancient spirit of the place unchanged. By force of character, self devotion and sound judgment, by manliness and sincerity you have won respect of men and the love of boys. These words, and the gifts which accompany them, are but the inadequate expression of feelings which fill the hearts of many thousand Etonians in all parts of the world, to whom the name of Edmond Warre recalls whatever is best and noblest in their well-loved school'. Edmond Warre CBE CVO (1837-1920) English rower and headmaster of Eton College, whose association with Eton lasted some 45 years, took an active interest in sports. The testimonial is recorded in Eton College Chronicle, no. 1163, Thursday, 6 December 1906, page 1 (photocopy supplied). In addition to this testimonial a portrait by John Singer Sargent was commissioned to hang in the Memorial Hall; and a Lady's Plate was also commissioned. (1)

Police Interest - World War II - an interesting collection of medals and fobs presented to Constable R W J Collier, 7 Sharock Street, Clapham, comprising Exemplary Police Service Medal, Defence Medal, Royal Military College Medal, various silver and enamel sports fobs (10)

Miscellaneous - British Sports and Sportsmen: Breeding, Agriculture, Country-Life Pursuits, limited edition 528/1000, Edited by the Sporting Life & Sportsman, Sport & Sportsmen, Ltd., London [n.d., c. 1908], pp: xiv, 491, full-page photogravures and further b/w illustrations accompanying text, full contemporary red pebble morocco, gilt embossed double-fillet to each board, the front titled and monogrammed: MC, gilt lettered spine with raised bands, inner boards with a frieze of anthemions, all edges gilt, marbled endpapers, crown folio; Local Interest, The Derby Comet, No. 29 to No. 52, 1894, various advertising and advertisements throughout, contemporary blue cloth binding, the front board titled and embossed with a floral sprig, further titled to spine, square 4to; Robinson (Joseph Barlow), Derbyshire Gatherings [...], J.R. Smith, London 1867, contemporary faux red 'morocco' buckram as issued (disbound), large 4to, [3]

A collection of various plastic figures including German Lone Star also some diecast models including Dinky Toys army, wild west wagon horse set, Minic toys, standing figures, Dinky sports cars etc.

Royal Mint London 2012 silver fifty pence sports collection comprising the twenty-nine Olympics and Paralympic coins in fitted cased with holographic leaflet

A wall hanging cast iron door bell with old sports car top

Three fishing rods Crane sports 3.3m Power Match max performance 3.3m carp and Abyss loft feeder with two tips

The Peter Wilson collection. The personal collection of the late Peter Wilson, the foremost British sports journalist of the 1930's to the 1970's. Known as 'The man they couldn't gag'. Comprises approx. 114 folders of his personal press cuttings c1930's t

A VINTAGE 'RALEIGH SPORTS MODEL' BICYCLE

DAVIES, E.W.L - The Out-of-Door Life of the Rev. John Russell : frontis, org. pictorial cloth, 8vo, 1883. With 2 boxes of mixed sports, and books on dogs inc. Lurchers.

British Sports and Sportsmen : 2 vols, illust, cont. morocco, folio, limited 100 copies, n.d.* fine bindings

COMEDY/CHILDRENS/SOUND EFFECTS. A samplers dream here with these 62 x smashing LPs! Artists/titles include Flip Wilson - Cowboys & Colored People, Sports Cars In Hi-Fi (Riverside RLP 5002), The Big Sounds Of The Sports Cars, The Limeliters, Famous Ghost Stories! (Wade Denning), Casper The Friendly Ghost, Fun With The ABC's, Stories & Songs About Fire Engines, Eddie Murphy, Johnny Carson, Davy Crockett, Rodney Dangerfield, The Greatest Moments In Sports, Jonathan Winters, Richard Pryor, Redd Foxx , Elmo & Patsy, Allan Sherman and Smothers Brothers. Also with a small selection of Mel Blanc 78s. Condition is generally VG to Ex+ with the earlier titles tending to be close to the VG end with the later titles in cleaner condition...

A box of mid 20th century and later die cast cars including Italian sports cars, Matchbox delivery vans etc

A Corgi Toys diecast, Citroen Safari Olympic Winter Sports, with two skiers with skis, in original By Special Request box 475

A Dinky Toys diecast, MGB Sports Car in white with red interior and driver present, side doors working, in original box 113

A vintage sports or similar ratchet rattle

A small collection of watches to include two digital Fila sports watches, a Swatch watch and an imitation Franck Muller watches

A large collection of military and gun sports badges and a statue of a WW1 soldier

A first edition copy of 'The Film Till Now, A Survey of The Cinema' by Paul Rotha together with a vintage autograph album containing mainly sports teams including Essex/Nottingham/Warwickshire/Gloucestershire/Nottingham etc County Cricket Clubs and some national teams including Canada, Australia 1956, Pakistan 1954. Also includes some Southend Football team signatures, actors and musicians such as Marian Grimaldi, Cardew Robinson and Hugh Lloyd.

Three silver sports medals, 1906 by Fattorini and two later all hallmarked Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

Alan R Clark (20th/21st century) ''Winter Sports'', signed and dated 1993, inscribed verso, oil on board

Punch Library of HumourTwenty five volumes, titles to include "Mr Punch Afloat", "Mr Punch on Tour", "Book of Sports", "In Wig and Gown"," On the War Path", "At the Wheel", In Society etc., published by The Educational Book Co, Ltd., circa 1900, bound in red cloth with decorative spines.

Strutt (Joseph), "The Sports and Past Times of the People of England"Published by Chatto & Windus, London 1876, bound in tan calf, further books to include Malloch (P.D.), "Life History and Habits of the Salmon, Sea Trout, Trout, and other Fresh Water Fish", published by Adam & Charles Black, London 1910, Tavener (Eric), "Salmon Fishing", further books on salmon and fishing etc. (23)

A Paris 1900 Republique Francaise Exposition Universelle medallion, inscribed to the reverse Exercices Physiques et Sports, 6cm high

Three Boxed 1:18th Scale Diecast Model Sports Cars, Anson #30302-W Lamborghini Muira , Burago '3033 Ferrari 250 Le Mans (1965), Burago #3024 Chevrolet Corvette (1957).

Five Scalextric Racing and Sports Cars, including Subaru Impreza, Opal Astra V8 Coupe, Mini Cooper, playworn.

A Quantity of 1970's and Later Scalextric Saloon and Sports Car, including Ford Escort/Ferrari/Ford Cosworth, among others, all playworn.

Five Post War Minic Clock Work Cars, including No 14M Streamline sports, 29M police car plus two 16M caravans, all with signs of repainting, replacement parts, playworn.

Four made up Meccano vehicles, motorcycle with sidecar, vintage car, military vehicle & modern sports car

38 Boxed diecast models mainly Matchbox and Corgi to include Matchbox 51 Tipping Trailer and Superfast 32 Leyland Petrol Tanker etc plus an empty Corgi 302 MGA Sports Car

Four boxed Atlas Dinky models to include 482 Bedford 10cwt Van 'Dinky Toys', 111 Triumph TR2 Sports, 197 Morris Mini Traveller and 49D 'Poste De Ravitaillement' all excellent

CIGARETTE CARDS - ASSORTED, SETS, PART SETS & ODDS comprising Taddy, 'Autographs', 1912, Nos 14 & 23 (2/25); Anstie, 'People of Africa', 1926 (11/50); Anstie, 'People of Asia', 1926 (22/50); Anstie, 'People of Europe'1925 (27/50); Murray Sons & Co., 'Steam Ships', 1939 (14/25); Cope, 'Lawn Tennis Strokes', 1924 (11/25); Hill, 'Popular Footballers, Series A', 1935, medium size (14/30); Hill, 'Popular Footballers, Series B', 1935 (9/20); Wills, 'English Cricketers' (New Zealand issue), 1926 (12/25); Gallaher, 'Sports Series', 1912, No.77 (1/100); Hill, 'The All Blacks', 1924, No.27 (1/30); and others.

[WHITE METAL]. TWO LANSDOWNE MODELS comprising a No.LDM 82, 1957 Austin A55 Cambridge Mk I, tweed grey, mint, boxed; and No.LDM 22, 1952 Austin A40 Sports, off-white, mint, boxed.

TWO 1/43 SCALE MATRIX MODELS comprising a No.MX41205-021, 1950 Lea Francis 2.5 Litre Sports, metallic grey, limited edition 178/408, mint boxed; and No.MX41902-011, Triumph Italia 2000 Vignale Michelotti, metallic silver, limited edition 89/400, mint, boxed.

SIX CORGI & DINKY DIECAST MODEL RALLY & SPORTS CARS circa 1960s, variable condition, most good, all unboxed.

A Hallmarked Silver Presentation Key, "The Atlas & Norfolk Works Sports Club Pavillion Opened by Bernarda Firth Esq July 24th 1926".

1954 AMATEUR CUP Two Semi-Final programmes, 1954 Amateur Cup, Bishop Auckland v Briggs Sports at Newcastle and Walthamstow Ave v Crook Town at Tottenham. Slight folds, scores etc noted in Spurs issue. Fair-generally good

AMATEUR CUP 50s Nineteen programme for Amateur Cup games between 46/7 and 59/60. Most are fifties but includes Walthamstow Ave v Leytonstone 46/7, Leytonstone v Woking 46/7 and v Willington 49/50. Others include Leyton v Bata Sports 51/2, Finchley v Bishop Auckland 54/5, Bishop Auckland v Crook 55/6, and v Gedling Colliery 56/7, Wycombe v Hounslow 56/7, Barnet v Wycombe 58/9, Ilford v Wycombe 56/7 + replay at Wycombe, Woking v Hayes 57/8, Kingstonian v Carshalton 59/60 and several others. Some folds, scores noted etc. Fair-generally good

IRELAND - WALES 47 Northern Ireland home programme v Wales, 16/4/47 at Windsor Park, Belfast, slight fold, eight page issue. Published by Ulster Sports Gazette. Generally good

BLACKPOOL Approximately 240 colour 7" X 5" Press photographs 1991 - 1997 with opponents and season written on the reverse. Issued by Heywood Sports Photography. Good

TREASURE CHEST Well , we had to include one of these ever popular treasure troves and this one is as good as any of the previous ones. This treasure trove, includes , amongst other items, FA Cup Final programmes, 1926( with replacement replica cover), 1945 War Cup South Final , Chelsea v Millwall, 1955, 1956, 68, 69, 71, 72, 73, 74, 77, 81, 82, 83 plus all 3 replays, 84, 85, 88, 21 x England home programmes, mostly 50s and 60s inc v Scotland, 19/2/44, 55, 57, 59, 61, 63, 67, v Rest of The World 53 and 63, v Luxembourg 61 at Arsenal and v Poland 66 at Everton, v Young England 57, 61 and 66, plus England aways at Irish Republic 90, Chile 84 (single sheet), Switzerland 75, Welsh Youth Cup Final 66, Welsh Amateur Cup Final 67, 10 x Wales home programmes inc v Scotland 52, 60, 62 (VIP issue) and 77 at Anfield, v Ireland 60 at Wrexham, v England 51 and 65, v N.Ireland 67 and v Yugoslavia 54, 5 x Scotland homes inc v Yugoslavia 56 and 4 x Scotland aways inc at Austria 60, Norway 63, DDR 77 and USA 92 at Denver, Charity Shields 69 at Leeds, 75 and 82, 8 x FA Cup Semi-Finals ( 4 x 60s), and the Hillsborough Disaster Semi-Final programme 89, , six Surrey Cricket handbooks 61-66 inclusive, Sydney Cricket Ground Members metal badge 1964-65, Chums Magazine 14/8/1915, League Cup Finals West Brom v West Ham 66, Birmingham v Villa 63, 67, 75, 77 + replay, 81 + replay, 82 and 87, League Cup Semi-Finals Aston Villa v Burnley 61 and replay play-off at Manchester United 2/5/61, Villa v Burnley, book My World of Soccer by Jimmy Greaves with a signed photograph of Jimmy in more recent years attached to frontispiece, Topical Times Stars of Today Photo Album circa 1938 (complete with cards), Leicester Evening Mail Football Annuals 50/51 and 51/2, Tiger Album of Football Club Badges (complete) 1960, Playfair Football Annual 1949/50, Sport Association Football Yearbook 1949, 3 x 1947 and 1948 booklets relating to the FA Cup etc, "The Cup" booklet 1949, approximately 28 match tickets including England v Scotland 55, 57, 59, 61 and 65, v Wales 52, v Germany 54 and v France 57 v Rest of World 63 and several other 60s internationals, World Cup Quarter Final 66 at Hillsborough, England aways at Poland 2004, Netherlands 2006 and v Colombia 2005 at Giants Stadium (ticket folds) other tickets include England v Germany Euro 2000 and matches 15 and 45 World Cup 2002, Hendon FC postcard teamgroups 1912/13 and 1951, Newcastle Teamgroup with FA Cup early 50s, circa 20 press football photographs mainly showing match action /scenes , mostly 1980s, variety of teams/players, over 30 Eastbourne FC programmes early sixties, 6 x Women's FA Cup Final programmes between 2002 and 2011, over 20 miniature photographs believed to be Manchester United on tour in USA/Canada 1950 plus 3 x United player trade cards 1930s, pennant Raba Eto Gyor v Man United 1984 UEFA Cup, issue of Le Miroir de Sports dated 4/5/1922 with pictures of the 1922 English Cup Final plus France v Spain, 3 x Wimbledon Tennis 2000 programmes including both singles Finals (Sampras and Venus won), European Cup Final programmes 1960, 68 and 75,AC Milan v Magdeburg Cup- Winners Cup Final 1974 in Rotterdam, World Cup 66 Tournament programme in very good condition, Real Madrid v Inter Milan European Cup Semi-Final 1981 programme, Hamburg v Liverpool 67, Gateshead v Scunthorpe 63, Darlington v Accrington 61/2, Brighton v West Ham 58/9 friendly, Aldershot v Bradford PA 69/70 (last Football League game for Bradford PA), Ireland Republic v Czechoslovakia 59, several foreign Internationals, last match programmes at Roker Park and Victoria Ground , Stoke, Wales v Scotland 1950 Schools, Club Bruges v Chelsea 71, DWS v Chelsea 68, Amsterdam v Man Utd 62, Northampton v Man Utd 70 (Cup, Best scored six)Manchester United away friendlies at Linfield 82, Shelbourne 74, Corinthian Casuals 2004 and Bournemouth 72, Arsenal aways at Ramsgate 65, Crystal Palace (Sports Centre ground) 1970, at Magdeburg 79, Lokomotive Leipzig 78, B.T.Staevenet 63, Arsenal pirate v Liverpool 47, Championship Winning brochure 48, two issues of Gunflash 51 and 52, 1932 Cup Final card featuring line-ups issued by Carreras cigarettes, England v Scotland 1938 songsheet, action photographs signed by Roger Hunt and Alex Stepney, colour photograph of Man United at Wembley 1977 with the Cup and signed by Pearson, McIlroy and Tommy Docherty, large Daily Sketch action photograph of Denis Law shooting at goal, programme Germany v Ireland 60, Peterborough v Uganda 56, Arsenal v Leeds 46 (punch-holes), Bradford PA v Newport 69/70, Chelsea v Brighton 45, , London 5-a-side Championship programme 56, 40 Rugby League programmes 1964-66 including Lancashire Cup Finals 64 and 65 and New Zealand Tour 65 games at Wigan, Warrington, St Helens and Widnes ( scores noted in programmes).World Cup 66 beer mat, 107 pre-war cigarette cards covering various sports including Horse Racing, Boxing, Cricket, Speedway etc (some pre-World War 1), book "In quest of the Ashes" (D.R.Jardine-1933-some foxing), Plymouth Argyle handbook 1949-50, menu signed by Stiles, Hunter and Tommy Smith, menu signed by Banks and Shilton, Topical Times Sportsman's Diary 1935 and Rugby World Cup 1995 in South Africa official souvenir programme (over 340 pages), complete copy of Football Weekly newspaper 29/8/1936, complete copy of The Sporting Life newspaper 18/12/1867 covers Horse Racing, Coursing, Cricket, Rugby, Billiards etc, Cup Final songsheets 1956 and 65, signed pictures of Quixall, Bobby Charlton, Law, Cantwell, Moir and Jimmy Nicholson (all Man Utd) Most items are at least Fair-generally good and often better. Well worth a look with numerous other items not mentioned. Fair-generally good

BOXING Programme for the European Middleweight Championship at the Palais Des Sports in Paris 14/1/1935, Marcel Thil, World Champion v Jock MacAvoy, British Champion. Very slightly worn. Generally good

MIXED SPORTS SELECTION Collection of items including Golf (32 signed pages including Horton and James), Manchester United (Ten large team and player posters 1995), assortment of cards , rugby , cricket, football tickets, programmes for rugby, tennis, football including East Fife v Eintracht Braunschweig 70/71, athletics including Oxford AAA 17/6/1937 and British Games 1950, Speedway, West Indies cricket annual 1991 and other items, worth a look. Generally good

ATHLETIC AUTOGRAPHS 1958 World Sports magazine July 1958 signed by Derek Ibbotson on the cover, Australian athletes Herb Elliott, Betty Cuthbert and Marlene Mathews, New Zealand athlete Murray Halberg and Australian Swimmer Dawn Fraser. Magazine is slightly worn and slightly split on the spine. Generally good

HARLEM GLOBETROTTERS Programme for a game played by the Harlem Globetrotters v Stars of America , 15/5/50 at Wembley plus a letter on Abe Saperstein Sports Enterprises notepaper , signed by Saperstein and dated 2/2/62 from his Chicago office. Saperstein was both the owner and the coach of the Globetrotters who played Basketball all over the World. Good

WEMBLEY Two photographs circa 10" x 6" of the Empire Pool and Sports Arena , Wembley, one outside and one inside, the Arena being set up for a boxing tournament. Both are original Wembley Stadium Photographic Department photographs with official stamp on reverse and likely to be shortly after it opened in 1934. Generally good

SPORTS MISCELLANY A collection of 16 Rugby Union programmes 1970's-2000's all at Twickenham to include 2 World Cup 1991 programmes England v New Zealand, USA, 22 Rugby League programmes 1980's-2000's to include 5 Fulham single sheets from 1980-1982 plus 3 modern American Football programmes and a 1989 Epsom Racecard. Generally good

MISCELLANY The Champion Sports Wallet issued in 1936 with The Champion Comic contained eight pull-out booklets including The Speedways Big Broadsiders, Famous Fighters In Action, Footballs Finest Goal Getters, Ace Drivers of The Motor Track etc plus Athletics News Annual 1937-38 (tape along spine) and Empire News Annual 1938-39 (tape along spine) plus scarce Sports Book issued by Julysia Hair Cream in annual type format in 1936 with 64 pages including pictures of several sports . Fair-generally good

OLDHAM ATHLETIC Oldham third strip shirt, Long-sleeved green with blue sleeves, number 21 McCarthy on back, The FA Premier League flashings, worn by Sean McCarthy, sponsor is JD Sports and manufacturer is Umbro. Good