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Bentley. The Racing History of the Bentley by Darell Berthon, 144pp, 1956 1st ed, (unfortunately with a poor DJ); Bentley the 1938/1939 Overdrive cars by Frankel & Strang, 1994 1st ed; Bentley - The silent Sports Car 1931-1941 by Ellman-Brown, 1989; Bentley - The Vintage Years by M. Hay, 1986; Bentley the 3 1/2 & 4 1/4 litre 1933-40 In Detail by Nick Walker, Bentley Factory Cars 1919-1931 by M. Hay and an Illustrated History of the Bentley Car by W. O. Bentley, 1964. All with very good DJs. (7)

The Bulletin of the V.S.C.C. A run of loose issues from Volume V. No. 1 (June, 1946) to No.180 (Winter 1988/89), contained in two stout cardboard loose-lidded boxes, each with an unused index panel at one end. The copies are generally in clean and sound condition, apart from a couple with loose/repaired covers, some page browning, and rusty staples on some early issues. Also, included with the lot is a hardbound octavo volume in maroon cloth with gilt lettering/decoration containing reprinted copies of Volume III. No. 2 (March, 1937) to Vol. IV. No. 6 (July, 1939) and another, hardbound tall quarto (33 x 21cm) volume in dark blue cloth with silver lettering/decoration (the lettering on the spine reads 'Vintage Sports-Car Club 1935-1939') with much information in typed form relating to the Club's early years (Bulletins, Circulars, Awards, Members and their Motors, etcetera). The volumes are in excellent, virtually 'as new' condition. (4)

60 Vetture ai Raggi X, by Giovanni Cavara. A large horizontal format (30 x 40cm) paperback volume with superb prints of cutaway drawings by Cavara of sports cars dating from the late 1930s to the 1960s. Sub-titled: I piu' superbi modelli sport a competizione realizzati in Italia. Italian text. Introduction by Giovanni Lurani Cernuschi. Historical and technical notes by Paolo Perduca. 130 pages, the paper dust jacket slightly worn and browned through age, the contents clean and sound. Published by the Automobile Club d'Italia, 1967, 1st ed. (1)

Bentley. The 4 1/2 Litre Bentley. The British Thoroughbred Sports Car, Catalogue No. 26, published Bentley Motors Ltd, October 1928, 16 pp. including photographic illustrations and colour decorations, original off-white embossed wrappers with Bentley gilt and black logo to upper cover, minor soiling and marks, slim 4to (1)

An autograph album containing a large number of signatures from actors, actresses, singers, sports personalities and others (list available) and a loose signed photograph of Elsie and Doris Waters

FRANKLIN MINT - 1948 MG TC Sports, boxed

FRANKLIN MINT - 1957 Mercedes 300 S C Sports, boxed

A GAIETY TOYS/CASTLE ART CHROMED CLOCKWORK MORGAN THREE WHEEL SPORTS CAR, not tested, missing key, some pitting to chrome

A SMALL QUANTITY OF BOXED AND UNBOXED DIECAST VEHICLES ETC, to include playworn unboxed Dinky Toys Lagonda Sports Coupe, No.38c/102, and Armstrong Sidley Coupe, No.38e/104, Corgi Toys J.P.S. Lotus Formula 1 car, No.154, in damaged box and boxed unbuilt Airfix 1-32 scale Ford 3 litre GT plastic racing car kit, contents not checked but appears largely complete with instructions, version given away as a promotional item by Galbestos

FIVE EDITIONS OF THE 'SPORTS ARGUS' NEWSPAPER, featuring front page headlines of the 1966 World Cup Final, the 1954 F.A. Cup Final, WBA v Preston N.E. the 1956 F.A Cup Final, Birmingham City v Manchester City, the 1957 F.A Cup Final, Aston Villa v Manchester United and the 1960 F.A Cup Final, Wolves v Blackburn Rovers. The Lot also includes an edition of The Birmingham Mail 'Sports Final' from 1949 and a 'Football Pink' Final from 1960 and 2 key rings from the 1966 World Cup including a Watney's Red Barrel key ring

A BOXED TAIYO BATTERY OPERATED TINPLATE NON FALL MYSTERY BUMP 'N' GO HIGHWAY PATROL CHEVROLET CAMARO CAR, No.C-702, not tested, lithographed black and white livery, with instruction leaflet, box damaged, with an unboxed Pam Toys battery operated sports car (s.d.) and boxed part built C Cardona Gozo Boat wooden construction kit, contents not checked (3)

A MECCANO CLOCKWORK TWO SEATER SPORTS CAR, circa 1930's, non constructor version, blue body, white chassis and wings, red seats, distressed condition, missing one headlamp and possibly other items, no key, Meccano label to rear

A QUANTITY OF UNBOXED AND ASSORTED PLAYWORN DIECAST VEHICLES, to include a number of early postwar Dinky Toys items, including Sunbeam Talbot Sports, No.386, missing windscreen, Forward Control Lorry, No.25r, Supertoys Guy Flat Truck, No.512, maroon cab and body, black chassis and wings, military items, Tri-ang Minic, Astra etc, also includes two empty Dinky Supertoys boxes, Guy Van, No.514, and Leyland Comet Lorry, No.531, boxes complete but have some minor wear

A BOXED DINKY TOYS JAGUAR 3.4 SALOON CAR, No.195, lightly playworn condition, box damaged, a boxed Dinky Toys Aston Martin DB3 sports car, No.110, repainted, box damaged and a boxed Corgi Toys Ford Mustang Competition Model, No.325, playworn condition, but box complete with only minor wear (3)

A large selection of cigarette cards, sports subjects, mostly complete sets

A Dinky Pullmore car transporter 982, in original box; a Dinky Commer pickup; Cunningham Sports car, & Studebaker (unboxed)

A boxed special edition Maisto Jaguar XJ220; a Shell Classic Sports Car Collection boxed; Shell V-Power selection, mostly boxed

Victory Industries electric model Hillman Minx De Luxe Saloon sports car, in original box

Victory Industries electric model Triumph TR2 sports car, in original box

Victory Industries electric model MG Series TF sports car, in original box

Corgi Toys diecast model Rambler Marlin Sports, 263, in original box.

Automobilia photographs, comprising three albums of sports cars, Formula 1, Touring Car, etc.

Automobile badges and grille badges, including British Automobile Racing Club, Triumph Sports Owner Association, Standard Triumph Auto Association, Mercedes Benz, RAC, etc.

Orme (Edward, publisher). Foreign Field Sports, Fisheries, Sporting Anecdotes, from Drawings by Messrs. Howitt, Atkinson, Clark, Manskirch, 1st edition, 1814, 97 hand-coloured aquatint plates only (of 110, lacking Bird Catching from Above, Laplanders Hunting, Russians Fishing in the Winter, plus the whole Supplement of New South Wales), first plate detached and a little frayed, some light spotting and soiling, contemporary calf, rebacked, upper joint splitting, edges rubbed, 4to Abbey Travel 2; Ferguson 577. Sold with all faults not subject to return. (1)

*Decorative finishing tools. Seventeen brass decorative finishing tools, comprising centre tools of traditional design, including country sports, fishing, hunting and related, by Searle, Knights & Cottrell etc., all with wooden handles Provenance: Chivers Bookbinders Limited, purchased at the dispersal sale, 5th November 2010. (17)

A George III style oval electroplate gallery tray, 61.5cm wide, four electroplate trophies, all inscribed Eton 1911-1913, for various sports, three with plinths and two lighters (7).

38 Brentford programmes mostly late 1940s,sold together with a qty. of other programmes, mostly Wembley Finals and showpiece games; also sports annuals (a qty.)not illustrated

Signed Ian Botham England 1992 Benson & Hedges Cricket World Cup shirt,signed in black marker pen, the shirt by Hogger Sports in sky blue with royal blue, green, red & white stripes across shoulders, inscribed ENGLAND, BENSON & HEDGES, WORLD CUP 1992, I.S.C., mounted with a colour portrait photograph Botham at the 1992 World Cup, title plaque, framed & glazed, 85 by 74cm.

Racing plate worn by Arkle when winning the Gallagher Gold Cup at Sandown Park in 1965,the plate silvered and set on a slice of fossilised wood and overlaid with a hallmarked silver model of a thoroughbred's head, the outside of the plate inscribed ARKLE 1965 GOLD CUP WON BY 20L TOOK 17 SEC OFF COURSE REC WITH TOP WEIGHT OF 12-7, 16.5 by 16cm. Of all the races won by the legendary Irish steeplechaser Arkle, the 1965 Gallagher Gold Cup at Sandown Park is often cited by commentators to have been his greatest ever performance. Carrying top-weight of 12st. 7lb. and conceding 16lb. to his great rival and 1973 Cheltenham Gold Cup winner Mill House, Arkle won the race and broke the 3 miles course record by 17 seconds. Arkle's time has never been surpassed in the proceeding 51 years.The plate was discovered and purchased by a sports memorabilia collector at Covent Garden Antiques Market in central London.

A superb and very large ledger titled "Beckhampton House" complied by the racehorse trainer Sam Darling,beginning with a fine signed photograph of Darling, containing extensive cutting from magazines & newspapers providing a record of the trainer's triumphs, plus racing memorabilia including many original photographs of horses (Ard Patrick, Slieve Gallion, Wild Flower and of Beckhampton generally, a memento of Galtee More's 1897 Derby, letters from Lord Lonsdale, Duke of Beaufort, Mat Dawson, Charles Boon (Mills & Boon), H.R.H. Prince Christian, Lord Rosebery, Marcus Beresford, wedding invite from Lord Henry Grosvenor for the marriage of his daughter Dorothy to Lord Dalmeny, Sports Day at Beckhampton to commemorate Willonyx's 1911 Gold Cup win, photographs of Violet Darling's wedding in East Africa, photographs from Darling's world travel, 1830s Worcester racecards, tail hair from the King's Derby winner Minoru, The byword for the yard at Beckhampton was perfect order for thirty three years, under the care of Sam Darling Snr. In addition to the winners of seven classics, Darling also trained the great Willonyx, winner of the Ascot Gold Cup and the Cesarewitch. When he retired in 1913 his son Fred Darling (see lots 4 & 5) succeeded him at Beckhampton and became a highly succesful trainer winning a record-equalling seven Derbys and crowned champion trainer on six occasions. He also bred the Derby winner Pinza. His other son Sam Darling (Jnr) was already training at Newmarket.

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.

Signed Pennsylvania Railroad dining car menu from the "Madison Square Garden Special" service relating to the Joe Louis v Buddy Baer Fight in Washington D.C. 23rd May 1941,signed in pencil by boxing and sports journalists covering the fight; sold together with another Pennsylvania dining car menu, for the Baseball Writers' Association of America World Series Special Train enroute Philadelphia to St Louis 1930 (2)

Joe Louis signed Pennsylvania Railroad dining car menu,signed to the front in pencil, signature obtained by a sports journalist who was covering one of Louis's fights

Signed manuscript letter from Muhammad Ali 18th August 1968,two-pages of lined paper in blue ink, addressed to a Danish sports reporter and being a warm hearted thank you letter to the journalist expressing how pleased he was with the newspaper article that was written about him, signed YOUR PERSONAL FRIEND ALWAYS, MUHAMMAD ALI, WORLD HEAVY WEIGHT CHAMPION, eleven years later Ali and the journalist met face-to-face and Ali has a hand written an addition along the lower and lower right margins, AT LAST MAY 25-19-79, IT WAS NICE MEETING YOU, MUHAMMAD ALI; the letter comes with the original envelope front from his Chicago Office addressed in Ali's hand; and a card folder signed MUHAMMAD ALI, THREE TIMES CHAMP, all with old browned sellotape marks

Muhammad Ali used and signed Everlast speed bag from his training camp in Deer Lake, Pennsylvania while preparing for the Larry Holmes fight in 1980,an historical item dating towards the conclusion of Ali's illustrious fight career and with excellent provenance, the black leather pro-quality speed punching bag signed boldly in gold marker pen and dated '80, partially inflated, height 23cm.; sold with a signed letter of provenance from the noted Ali Collector Pete Morkovin who acquired this item personally from Muhammad Ali and also had the champion boxer sign the speed bag; also included is a Letter of Opinion from a later owner of the speed bag, Craig R. Hamiltom, President JO Sports Inc.; and a photograph of Muhammad Ali using this speed bag during a training session at Deer Lake (4)

Muhammad Ali v Trevor Berbick "Drama in Bahama" boxing programme and ticket,staged at the Queen Elizabeth Sports Centre, Nassau, Bahamas, 11th December 1981; the ticket for the bleachers (2)

Two racket sports titles from The All-England Series,Tennis, Rackets, Fives by Julian Marshall, Major J Spens & J.A. Arnan Tait, with illustrations, pictorial cloth covers, 8vo, published George Bell & Sons, London, 1890; and Lawn Tennis by H.W.W.Wilberforce, with a chapter for ladies by Mrs Hillyard, with illustrations, pictorial cloth covers, 8vo, published George Bell & Sons, London, 1901

A fully working German made Victorian lawn tennis themed musical 'Olympia' photograph album circa 1885,with a detailed lawn tennis scene embossed into the front cover, the album contains 12 chromolithograph printed leaves showing various sports, including lawn tennis, it also contains 31 contemporary carte-de-visite/cabinet cards, many of which feature the subjects holding tennis rackets, the musical mechanism at the back is in full working condition, with original key, and plays two tunes, the album is secured with a spring-loaded catch mechanism., the catch starts and stops the tunes from musical box when the album is opened and closed, dimensions 30 by 24 by 7cm.

A rare gold-plated medal presented to Alfred Lyttelton for his victory in the M.C.C. 'Gold Racquet' amateur real tennis competition in 1890,a title which he was able to secure on twelve separate occasions, the obverse of the medal shows the MCC logo along with the words “Challenge Tennis Prize”. The reverse is engraved, WON BY A. LYTTELTON 1890, diameter 5cm. E.B. Noel and J.O.M. Clark (A History of Tennis, 1924) said of the annual competition, “The prizes often retain the name of the 'Gold and Silver Racquet', but in reality they are both cups, to be held for the year and never won outright, while the winners also receive a medal. Alfred Lyttelton QC (7th. February 1857 - 5th. July 1913) was a British politician and sportsman who excelled at tennis, football and cricket. During his time at university he participated in Varsity Matches in five sports: real tennis (1877-79), cricket (1876-79), football (1876-78), athletics (1876) and rackets (1877-79). Arguably he was the pre-eminent sportsman of his generation. He was, among numerous other achievements, the first man to represent England at both football and cricket. Lyttelton was also a successful politician. This lot includes an engraving of an engraving showing Lytttelton and Saunders on the court at Princes Club in 1889 0and eight other tennis related prints and booklets.

Andre Campaes blue France No.11 rugby union shirt from the Tour of New Zealand in 1966,by Allen Sports, Paris, embroidered cockerel badgeAndre Campaes was a winger who played is club rugby at FC Lourdes, the town of his birth. He won 14 caps for France between 1965 and 1973 and was a member of the Grand Slam winning side of 1968.Provenance:Presented to the New Zealand Coach Fred 'The Needle' Allen. The 1968 Tests against France were the 12th-14th consecutive victories by the All Blacks under Allen's coaching and he retired after the series. Later acquired from Allen by a private collector, the uncle of the present vendor.

Stockholm 1912 Olympic Games: V Olympiaden 11 Bild och Ord,luxury edition in brown leather calf, official report for the 1912 Olympic Games, 526pp., extensive report on each sports event, profusely illustrated, calf leather with gold embossed Swedish crowns, laurel garlands and participant's badge, fine condition

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)

Canadian Olympic Association medal set commemorating the Munich 1972 Olympic Games,22 medals with pictograms of sports, in original presentation case

Memorabilia formerly owned by the British newspaper sports journalist Maurice Smith,A 1963 Football Association Centenary Banquet smoker's set; a 1966 World Cup attache case; a Real Madrid presentation wristwatch; and a presentation cigarette lighter (4)

Dinner menu for the Manchester United v Real Madrid match 13th December 1961,signed by various sports writers who attended the dinner including Geoffrey Green & Frank TaylorProvenance:The Clive Toye Collection.

A green West Germany No.6 jersey circa 1979-80,long-sleevedThis shirt was acquired from the owner of a Sports Café in Romania who, in turn, had been given the shirt by the celebrated Romanian referee Nicolae Rainea, Germany only ever wore this particular design shirt once v Turkey in 1979.

A Collection of Seven Atlas Boxed Sports Cars and thirteen other Atlas, boxed

A Scalextric Sports 31 Set with accessories and Minic European Silver Eight trophy Race M/1514 and automated accessory pack, A/F

A Large Collection of Diecast Model Cars including Shell Classic Sports car Collection and Mondo, boxed

WALL ART, in metal, of sports related balls, rustic finish, 30cm x 126cm.

A 1981 Lotus Esprit S3, registration number HBZ 1590, chassis number SCC085912BHD11043, Calypso red. The Giorgetto Giugiaro's designed Esprit was launched at the Paris Auto Show in October 1975, replacing the Europa in the Lotus model line. The Esprit would go on to find fame in two James Bond movies, The Spy Who Loved Me in 1977, where a white S1 would transform into a submarine, and For Your Eyes Only in 1981, where two Essex Turbos in white and copper starred alongside Roger Moore. This normally aspirated example has covered a mileage of less than 70,000 miles over its 35 years on the road, substantiated by a run of MOTs from 1984. Finished in striking Calypso red with a contrasting half black leather and red alcantara interior and sitting on BBS alloy wheels, this Esprit looks very purposeful and every inch the sports car Colin Chapman intended. This S3 has benefited from many thousands of pounds worth of maintenance over the years including a cylinder head overhaul and engine bay refurbishment in 2015 at a cost of £5,236.99, amongst other noteworthy works. This well maintained example is offered for auction with a large history file with receipts, past MOTs and correspondence. V5C, MOT to February 2017 See illustrations

Three Seiko 5 wristwatches including 21 jewels Sports and a lady's Buler wristwatch lacking button

Sailing - three sports bags containing a quantity of wet suits, life vests, sailing footwear and other (3)

Sporting - two good quality sports bags containing a very large quantity of tennis racquets, badminton racquets, cricket pads and other (2)

Sport Autographed Cover Collection. Seven covers, signed by sports people. Includes 1973 Dawn Covers Liverpool European Cup cover signed by Brian Hall, Kent County Playing Fields Association cover signed by Robin Knox-Johnston, Newcastle United cover signed Joe Harvey, Charlton Athletic cover signed Theo Foley, Man City cover signed Rodney Marsh and a few others. Good condition. All items come with a Certificate of Authenticity and can be shipped worldwide.

A boxed Corgi GS10 Marlin Rambler Sports fastback and trailer with one kayak on roof, with figure(in trailer), no paddle, appears G+ in P/F outer box, missing a tab at one end, with crushing and creasing. No inner plinth. Also included in this lot is a boxed 345 MGB GT, generally G, with an RN '4' sticker on bonnet and suitcase in boot, in a F/G box that has been taped shut at one end. (2)

Vintage Sports Memorabilia Including a Mickey Mantle Signed Baseball, Mark McQwire Baseball card, Jose Canseco Baseball card and Michael Jordan Limited Edition Sports Illustrated Tribute in Box. Michael Jordan Tribute box measures 7" H, 4-1/4" W. Shipping $48.00 (estimate $100-$200)

25 Maisto model sports cars.

6 Burago and similar model sports cars.

WII SPORTS. Wii sports resort pack and fitness pad