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MOTOR SPORTS: Kaye Don (1891-1981) English World Record breaking Car and Speedboat Racer. T.L.S., Kaye Don, one page, 8vo, n.p. (at sea), 12th August 1932, to Miss. Eileen M. Cond, on the printed stationery of RMS Majestic. Don thanks his correspondent for her letter and congratulations and has pleasure in forwarding his autograph. With blank integral leaf; Birabongse Bhanudej (1914-1985) Prince Bira of Siam. Thai Motor Racing Driver. Dark fountain pen ink signature ('Bira') and date, 2nd May 1936, in his hand on a plain oblong 8vo sheet of stationery; Brian Lewis (1903-1978) 2nd Baron Essendon. British Motor Racing Driver. Brief A.L.S., Brian Lewis, one page, 4to, London, 17th May 1933, to Miss [Eileen] Cond, apologising for the delay in answering his correspondent's letter; Hubert Scott-Paine (1891-1954) British Record Breaking Power Boat Racer & Aircraft and Boat Designer. T.L.S., Hubert Scott-Paine, one page, 4to, Hythe, Southampton, 7th June 1929, to Messrs. F. W. Bridges & Sons Ltd., on the printed stationery of The British Power Boat Co. Scott-Paine ackniowledges receipt of his correspondent's letter and continues to explain 'I have been in Berlin with Sir Henry Segrave racing "Miss England" where we were successful in establishing this boat in the Championship of Europe and in establishing a new World's lap record for the unlimited class of motor boat'; Henry Segrave (1896-1930) British Land and Water Speed Record holder. T.L.S., de Hane, one page, 4to, London, 13th August 1929, to Hubert Scott-Paine ('Dear S.P.'). Segrave writes to his fellow racer regarding Miss England and their request to have the boat back in London by 26th September, explaining 'This I obviously cannot do because I do not know how long it will take to get the boat back from Venice. But I do promise you that she will leave on the night of the 15th., immediately we can get her packed after the race which finishes at 4.30pm on the afternoon of the 15th. More than this I cannot do'. Segrave further asks if the exhibitors will defray the extra heavy cost of the freight express. With a purple date received stamp to the lower left corner and a single blue indelible pencil stroke through the text; William Morris (1877-1963) 1st Viscount Nuffield. British Motor Manufacturer. T.L.S., Nuffield, one page, small 4to, Cowley, Oxford, 11th May 1936, to Mr. Cond, on the printed stationery of Morris Motors Ltd. Morris thanks his correspondent for their letter and photographs 'which will form very happy souvenirs of a pleasant voyage' and further remarking that he has returned from the trip 'feeling very much restored'. Some light age wear and a few letters with paperclip rust stains to the edges, G to VG, 6
GOBERT ANDRE: (1890-1951) French Tennis Player, Wimbledon Doubles Champion 1911 and Singles finalist in 1912. Gobert also won two Olympic Gold medals at Stockholm in 1912. A.L.S., Andre H Gobert, on two sides of a correspondence card, Rue Pierre Charron, n.d. ('Wednesday', annotated in pencil in another hand February 1913), to [Percy W.] Rootham. Gobert confirms the dates of 27th - 30th March for the Paris v. London tennis match, and thanks his correspondent for having fixed it so quickly. In concluding Gobert remarks 'Many thanks for Miss Lattey's special souvenir, “It did touch me very hard”'. Together with a second A.L.S., Andre H Gobert, three pages, 8vo, Toul, 1st February 1914, to [Percy W.] Rootham. Gobert writes whilst serving in the French army and thanks his correspondent for their letter informing him that the committee have made him a member of the Covered Court Club, remarking 'I always noticed and said to every one that the English Friends were always very good for me and my countrymen; and I have, once more, and coming from the CCC, the proof that I was right saying so - I was always well treated when I went in England….and when I played at Dulwich on your courts'. Gobert proceeds to ask Rootham to thank various members of the committee, including Miss. Lattey, on his behalf and also remarks 'I will not be - unfortunately - on the Paris team. My military duties only ending next September. There is no hope and no possibility for me to cross the channel and be with my team there. All the regrets will be on my side. This Paris v. London match is, a bit, my own work and it will be the first time I will be missing it.' Also including an A.L.S. W. Masson, by Willy Masson, two pages, 4to, Paris, 5th March 1913, to [Percy W.] Rootham, on the printed stationery of the Union des Sociétés Françaises de Sports Athlétiques. Masson informs his correspondent of the French teams for the Paris v. London match, listing the Singles and Doubles payers (both including Gobert) and confirms that the Captain will be [Albert] Canet, further remarking 'We should have very much liked your team to have stayed an extra day in Paris….In London, the match was played in four days, and we think it only fair that in Paris this time, it should also be played in four days. We are paying you 600 frs - but if the match is played in 4 days, we shall pay you 850 frs, so that the expenses of the extra day would be amply covered'. Masson concludes by asking to be informed on which train the team will arrive in Paris so that he can arrange to meet them and in a postscript adds that he has just received Rootham's letter 'giving us the composition of the London team. We remark there are no substitutes mentioned - is this as it should be or is it an error?' With several pencil annotations and marks in the margin, presumably in Rootham's hand, and with overall age wear and some small areas of paper loss and numerous small tears to the edges, none of which significantly affect the text or signature. FR to generally G, 3 Percy W. Rootham - Vice President of the Lawn Tennis Association. Norah Lattey (1871-1953) English Tennis Player. Willy Masson - French Tennis Player and brother of Adine Masson, the first winner of the French Tennis Championship, 1897.
INMAN & SMITH: INMAN MELBOURNE (1878-1951) English Billiards Player, World Champion 1908-9, 1912-14 & 1919 & SMITH SIDNEY (1908-1990) English Billiards Player. An amusing signed colour 4to printed reproduction of the caricatures of Inman and Smith by sports cartoonist Tom Webster, the image depicting Inman standing in a full-length pose, formally dressed, with cue in hand, adjacent to Smith, also standing in a full-length pose, smartly dressed in blue with his cue behind his back. Signed ('Melbourne Inman') in bold blue fountain pen ink and dated 23rd April 1941 in his hand, and further signed ('Sidney Smith') by Smith in bold black fountain pen ink, and dated 'Hinckley 23.4.41', in his hand. Both to clear areas of the picture. Also featuring a facsimile signature of Webster, 1941. With a large tear to the left edge, not affecting the signatures, dust staining, creasing and age wear. FR
AN HISTORIC ENGLAND RUGBY UNION INTERNATIONAL JERSEY WORN BY QUAKER FRANCIS HUGH FOX, CAPTAIN IN THEIR 1890 VICTORY OVER SCOTLAND Offered together with his cap for the match, original England team framed photo and five other caps, we believe that the jersey is the oldest England International Rugby Union jersey to be offered at auction. Francis Hugh Fox (1863-1952) played club rugby for Wellington RFC, the Marlborough Nomads and was one of the original members of the Barbarians Football Club. He lived in the Somerset country-house of Woolcombe, near Wellington (now a hotel) then later Tone Dale House which is still occupied by the Fox family - a family with Quaker heritage. He was educated at Marlborough College, a school which had a pedigree for producing England Rugby Internationals during the late nineteenth century as two 'Old Marlburians' appearing in the first England International match v Scotland in 1871. Fox's England experience was curtailed when sadly he declined the offer of a second International cap due to commitments with the family mill - a woollen and worsted clothing mill operating since 1772. As Quakers, the Fox family were pioneers of social progress introducing many benefits for the welfare of their employees including a nursery facility, a canteen, chapels, schools and sports pitches and halls. The Fox family ensured that employees were provided with leisure time for sporting matches and group outings. In 1873 a scheme was initiated to offer profit sharing, free medical attendance, compulsory insurance against sickness and company pensions. These social measures were put in place by Lloyd George forty years. The company employed about 5,000 people in the height of its output, in Wellington and at their subsidiary factories at Cullompton, Culmstock, Uffculme, Wiveliscombe, Weston super Mare and Chipping Norton.
Various Sports - Arco ash and mahogany snooker cue, impressed 16.5, 148cm long in black japanned carrying case, a Slazenger archery bow 137cm long with quiver of arrows, two tennis racquets, one transferred "Orion" and an American "Line Drive" baseball bat by Hillerich and Bradsby Co Louisville Kentucky, 81cm long
Thirty Volumes Badminton Library to include "Yachting" volumes I and II published London 1895, "Motors and Motor-Driving", second edition published 1902, "Fencing, Boxing, Wrestling", fourth edition 1897, "Fishing, Pike and other Coarse Fishing", fifth edition 1893, "Skating", second edition 1894, "Shooting", sixth edition 1900, "Mountaineering", third edition 1900, "Cricket", sixth edition 1898, together with "Racing and Steeple-Chasing" fourth edition 1893, "Athletics" new edition 1898, "Archery" 1894, "Poetry of Sports" 1896, "Tennis, Lawn Tennis" fourth edition 1897, "Fishing" seventh edition 1895, "Driving" fourth edition 1894, "Riding and Polo" fourth edition 1899, "Swimming" second edition 1894, "Sea Fishing" 1895, "Hunting" seventh edition 1894, "Football" new edition 1899, "Dancing" 1895, "Big Game Shooting" second edition 1895, "Cycling" new edition 1895, "Billiards" new edition 1897, "Big Game Shooting II" second edition 1895, "Golf" sixth edition 1901, "Shooting" fifth edition 1897 and a "Coarsing and Falconry" 1892, all with marble boards and brown leather spines and stamped "Vancroft Farm" to spine and "The Property of Joseph B Vandergrift" to interior
HENRY ALKEN "Water Spaniels", "Spaniels", "Pointers" and "Setters", together with "Terriers" and "Crab", from National Sports of Great Britain 1820, aquatints by I Clarke, published 1821 by T Maclean, first titled editions CONDITION REPORTS Spaniels - has a large of discolouration to the sky. Visible image approx 25.5 cm x 35 cm - including frame approx 46 cm x 55.5 cm.Setters - has a line in the image - unsure if this is part of the original print or a pencil line, etc which is coming up from one of the bushes on the skyline. Visible image approx 25.5 cm x 35 cm - including frame approx 46 cm x 55.5 cm.Pointers - visible image approx 25.5 cm x 35 cm - including frame approx 46 cm x 55.5 cm.Water Spaniels - has some areas of discolouration to the base of the image where the Alken Water Spaniels and the rest of the text is written. Image has been cut and stuck to mount. There is also a small pinhole in the sky to the right hand side of the tree near the ducks. Visible image approx 25 cm x 35 cm - including frame approx 46 cm x 55.5 cm.Terriers - visible image approx 25 cm x 35 cm - including frame approx 44.5 cm x 54 cm.Crab - has what appears to be a scratch to the top of the image approximately in the centre. There is also a scratch in the border on the right hand side and a scuff from the image down to the border on the left hand side. Visible image approx 21.5 cm x 27 cm - including frame approx 40 cm x 45 cm.All pictures have general wear and tear conducive with age and use to include some small areas of foxing and slight discolouration. Frames have knocks, bumps and bruises, etc. All are in need of a good clean inside and out. See images for more details.
Small Selection of Luftwaffe Badges consisting embroidery Luftwaffe breast eagle ... Embroidery trade badge ... Alloy braid double chevron ... White metal eagle and swastika removed from larger badge ... Pressed tin eagle and swastika with 'Luftguaroomando' (sic) disk (parcel tag) ... Brass DRL sports badge. Rear fixing pin absent.
EXTRA LOT: A 1998 Mercedes-Benz 230 SLK Kompressor automatic, registration number R621 CDC, silver. Mercedes R170 was a game changer in the compact sports car field. They popularised the trend for the electric folding steel hard top which in turn spawned similar models from Ford, Vauxhall, Peugeot and Nissan. This low mileage (56,000 miles) and ownership (four registered keepers) is finished in traditional Mercedes silver with a contrasting black and silver leather interior which is fitted with all the usual luxury refinements assorted with this model. It passed its most recent MOT without any advisories and will be offered for auction with its dealer supplied owner's pack with handbooks, some previous MOTs and a receipt for service and maintenance (£245). V5C, MOT to February 2018 See illustration
Football, Bedford Town FC, collection of 5 scrapbooks from the 1960's covering FA Cup Matches against League opposition, with press cuttings, programme extracts, & other items sold with 3 original match posters inc one covering match v Ipswich for Cooley & Skinn Testimonial Match, & other press cuttings & newspapers relating to league clubs inc Northampton Sports Echo, covering 1962 Cup Final & others (gen gd)
Trade cards, Scottish Daily Express, Scottish Football Teams, 'Scottish Daily Express' at Top, 1956/57 season, 8 different cards (vg), plus one card with 'Presented by Scottish Daily Express' to top, (Alloa) 1956/57 season (gd) & one card, no 11 headed 'Scottish Daily Express Super Sports Postcards' showing Scottish team in suits, 'Scotland v England, Hampden Park, April 14, 1956' (gd) (10)
Trade cards, three modern albums containing various odds & part sets, all Sport related with many football issues, wide range of issuers inc. Mobil, Thomson, S&B Products, Boys Magazine, Master Vending, The Sun etc, other sports include boxing, speedway, Olympics etc (mixed condition, poor/vg) (100's, some duplication)
Ephemera, mixed selection inc. two Christmas edition Heath & Efficiency magazines 1935 & 1938, selection of travel related items inc. Singapore, Bahamas etc, 1970's, a Honda SS 50 Sports Moped Owners Workshop Manual 1973, approx 40 vintage postcards inc. shop front, Sissinghurst street scene, social history etc), Robertson's paper golly badges, a View Master 3D viewer with a selection of slides etc (mixed condition) (1 medium box)
Football, selection of newspapers in a large box covering F.A. Cup Finals, Championship seasons, European games, Promotion seasons, etc., many Evening Standard 'Special Wembley' issues, Birmingham Sports Argus, Liverpool, Everton, West Ham United, Portsmouth, Brighton & Hove Albion Ipswich Town all well represented.
Football, Arsenal selection, inc. programmes, at Arsenal, Brigg Sports v Corinthian Casuals, 11 May 1957, London Senior Cup Final, 4 pages, Arsenal v Spartak Fr 1954, Finchley v Arsenal 4 Jan 1989 Fr, facsimile autograph sheet 58/9, team sheet & press info from 1998 FA Cup Final & 1998 Charity Shield, Gunflash magazines, booklet 'Get Fit for Soccer' by Tom Whittaker circa 1950, etc (mostly vg) (30+)
Ephemera, a mixed selection inc various magazines and comics inc The Magnet, Meccano Magazines, etc photographs, invoices, inc several tobacco related, Player's, Wills, Phillip's etc, personal sketch and autograph books, bookmarks, advertising items, Theatre & Entertainment programmes etc and also including a selection of modern Sports-related postcards, mostly Olympics and Athletics, some bearing signatures, mostly for Foreign Athletes (mixed condition, fair/vg) (1 large box)
FIVE DINKY TOYS CIRCA 1950s PLAYWORN SPORTS CARS, viz no 111 Triumph TR2 pink, no 108 M.G. Midget red, no 109 Austin Healey yellow, no 236 Connaught pale green and no 110 Aston Martin DB3S light green body, red interior and red ridge wheels racing no 22 (lacks driver) together with DINKY TOYS ROVER 75 CIRCA 1956 - 1959 with ivory lower and light blue upper body, ivory wheels, good with minor chips and TWO PLAYWORN AND PART REPAINTED CRESCENT TOYS RACING CARS viz Gordini in French blue no 1289 and Connaught dark green no 1287 (painted on numbers) (8)
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