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Lot 317

Sports : Mixed lot - box of local sports medals, 1970 Chelsea vintage bag, hockey balls, Ipswich Town items etc.

Lot 322

Sports : Mixed sports programmes, FI, Stock Car, Horse Racing, 1970's onwards.

Lot 15

Sports Budget (1930) 326-377. Complete year in two bound volumes. Publisher's file copies [fn/vfn] (52)

Lot 3

Comics free gifts (1930s-1960s). Champion Album Of Record Breakers with all 64 colour stamps attached. The Wizard Wonder Album of Sea And Air, all stamps attached. Wizard Magic Unmasked booklet, cover and interior illustrations by Dudley Watkins, Hotspur Big Book of Health and Strength cover art by Dudley Watkins, Beezer Boomerang. Lion: Sports Stars in Action x 2, Speed Marvels of 1952 (Given away with Nos 1 and 2), Air Wonders of Today, Speed Marvels of 1954 and Wonders of Space Travel. With Tiger Album of Modern Sports Cars of the World (no insertions). [vg-/vg+] (13)

Lot 218

Six Limited Edition Leather Bound Volumes of 'British Sports & Sportsmen' numbered 980 of 1000, edited in conjuction with 'The Sporting Life' and printed in London.

Lot 543

Selection of Brumm classic sports/ racing car models, includes R206 Porsche Coupe 1952, R192 Ferrari 375 F1 'Thin Wall Special' 1951 and S019 Porsche Coupe 1952. Appear overall M and boxed. (12)

Lot 590

Guiloy, Mira and Maisto, three 1/18 scale die-cast sports cars: Guiloy #67007 Aston Martin DB7; Mira Ferrari 348; Maisto Lamborghini SE (1994/'95). Appear M and boxed.

Lot 253

A child's chafing dish, circa 1915 by John Aynsley & Sons Ltd, decorated with transfer images of Teddy bears playing sports, 22cm diameter.

Lot 643

Thirteen die-cast model vehicles, mainly red sports cars including Ford Thunderbird and 1957 Chevrolet

Lot 293

A collection of sports equipment to include two Adidas Incurza cricket bats model No. CX11, a Slazenger Striker hockey stick, two cricket jumpers and two pairs of cricket trousers

Lot 34

A quantity of old photo cards and sports related ephemera including scarce Sherman pools cards

Lot 1

***PLEASE NOTE THAT THE DESCRIPTION FOR THIS LOT HAS CHANGED. ***PLEASE SEE LOT 1A FOR THE WALES v NEW ZEALAND JERSEY. ****THE JERSEY IN THIS LOT IS MATCH-WORN BY GEORGE NEPIA IN THE CARDIFF v NEW ZEALAND MATCH PLAYED ON THE 22ND NOVEMBER 1924The All Blacks won the match 16-8. After the match Nepia swapped jerseys with his opposite number Tom Albert 'Codger' Johnson. Tom Johnson, retained the jersey and is the maternal grandfather of our vendor who is offering the jersey at auction. The jersey is in the traditional black with white collar, it is complete with draw-string, embroidered New Zealand fern to a stitched felt panel to the breast and with white felt number '1' to a square stitched panel to the back. The jersey is in an excellent complete state without any damage of note.Accompanying the jersey is a printed cardboard plaque which reads 'NEW ZEALAND JERSEY WORN BY ''NEPIA'' THE FAMOUS ALL BLACK'. The plaque stood alongside the jersey in a 1930s window-display at James Howells department store - an historic and landmark retailer located in Cardiff city centre (now part of the House of Fraser group).During the tour George Nepia won lavish praise for his faultless displays of kicking, tackling and fielding. The tour gained them the nickname 'The Invincibles' due to their record of playing 32 games and winning all 32, including four test matches. In the process they scored a formidable 838 points with only 116 points having been scored against them. Nepia was the only player out of the 29-strong squad to play every match, he was the scorer of 77 points. Nepia's performances prompted one leading British journalist to write, 'it is not for me to question whether Nepia was the best fullback in history. It is a question of, which others are fit to loosen the laces of his Cotton Oxford boots'George Nepia is regarded as one of rugby's finest ever full-backs and the most famous Maori of his generation. He was the third inductee to the New Zealand Sports Hall of Fame and one of the first fifteen players to be inducted to the International Rugby Hall of Fame during its inaugural year. In 2004 he was selected as number 65 in 'New Zealand's Top 100 History Makers' television show. George Nepia's portrait was featured in a set of New Zealand postage stamps in 1990 and in 'A Concise History of New Zealand' by Philippa Mein Smith, George Nepia is described as New Zealand's 'first rugby superstar'.George Nepia is also an important figure in terms of Maori racial history; the player was stopped from touring South Africa at the 'eleventh hour' as described in his biography '…it would be impolitic for us, as non-caucasians, to attempt to travel in a country whose policies toward non-Whites were even then severely restrictive.

Lot 1a

A New Zealand All Blacks rugby jersey worn by the great George Nepia (1905-1986) in the first ever All Blacks defeat of Wales at Swansea in 1924. The All Blacks won the match 19-0 with the Maori full back in superb form, a remarkable display considering he was only nineteen at the time. The jersey is in the traditional black with white collar, it is complete with draw-string, embroidered New Zealand fern, which points vertically, to a stitched felt panel to the breast and with white felt number '1' to a square stitched panel to the back. There is ‘diamond’ cross-stitch to the shoulders and upper-chest. It bears an internal label inscribed D.HIDDLESTONE. The jersey is in an excellent complete state without any damage of note. Provenance: As per the internal label, the jersey was in the ownership of David ‘Dai’ Hiddlestone. Dai Hiddlestone (1890-1973) was a Welsh international rugby union player who was capped five times for Wales including against New Zealand in the aforementioned 1924 test - he only played against the All Blacks this once for either club or country. The 1924 test was played on the 29th November at St Helen’s rugby ground in Swansea. Apart from the outcome being Wales first defeat against the All Blacks, the match was notable for Dai Hiddlestone’s impromptu and ill-advised war-dance, a response to the New Zealander’s pre-match Haka. It is thought that George Nepia, unlike other witnesses, wasn’t offended by Hiddlestone’s antics and actually sought the player out to swap jerseys. What is absolutely clear is that both jerseys must have been swapped as Hiddlestone only played against the All Blacks once. Dai Hiddlestone’s family confirm these circumstances. This type of jersey with the ‘vertical fern’ is supported by a pre-match photograph, included in our on-line cataloguing. In the years after the match, Hiddlestone intermittently displayed the jersey at his home rugby-club Hendy RFC and in the 1960s the jersey was donated to the club on a ‘permanent loan’. The jersey has been viewed by many tourers including a Maori Youth touring team whilst visiting Llanelli, the team included the late great Jerry Collins. After Dai Hiddlestone’s death in 1973, the jersey was passed on to his daughter and then to her children by descent. One of the children being the Welsh capped and British Lions player Terry Price (1945-1993). Joint ownership has been agreed between the Price family and Hendy RFC. It was reported that during the match Nepia and fly-half Jack Wetter, the Welsh captain were in a collision. The Welshman temporary retiring from the field of play but returned early in the second half to play out the game with a pronounced limp. Consequently, Hiddlestone who was employed as flanker was pushed out of the forwards in to the back-line as extra cover. Thus in a more opposing role to George Nepia’s position and so providing further reasoning as to why Nepia and Hiddlestone swapped jerseys. It is explained in his autobiography 'I, George Nepia' (A H & A W Reed, 1963) that the Wales victory was regarded as retribution for the 1905 loss for 'The Originals' in Cardiff which was regarded by many as '…..a miscarriage of justice attributable to incompetent refereeing. We had been brought up to believe that Bob Deans, the centre who scored the try which was disallowed, had exclaimed on his death-bed, only three years later ''It was a try'', and every New Zealand witness of the game was prepared to swear his life away to the same effect. All this had convinced us that whatever we did, we must beat the Welsh'.  During the tour he won lavish praise for his faultless displays of kicking, tackling and fielding. The test match against Wales was the twenty-first match of their 1924-25 tour of UK, Ireland, France and Canada. The tour gained them the nickname 'The Invincibles' due to their record of playing 32 games and winning all 32, including four test matches. In the process they scored a formidable 838 points with only 116 points having been scored against them. Nepia was the only player out of the 29-strong squad to play every match, he was the scorer of 77 points. Nepia's performances prompted one leading British journalist to write, 'it is not for me to question whether Nepia was the best fullback in history. It is a question of, which others are fit to loosen the laces of his Cotton Oxford boots' George Nepia is regarded as one of rugby's finest ever full-backs and the most famous Maori of his generation. He was the third inductee to the New Zealand Sports Hall of Fame and one of the first fifteen players to be inducted to the International Rugby Hall of Fame during its inaugural year. In 2004 he was selected as number 65 in 'New Zealand's Top 100 History Makers' television show. George Nepia's portrait was featured in a set of New Zealand postage stamps in 1990 and in 'A Concise History of New Zealand' by Philippa Mein Smith, George Nepia is described as New Zealand's 'first rugby superstar'. George Nepia is also an important figure in terms of Maori racial history; the player was stopped from touring South Africa at the ‘eleventh hour’ as described in his biography ‘…it would be impolitic for us, as non-caucasians, to attempt to travel in a country whose policies toward non-Whites were even then severely restrictive’. 

Lot 768

Boxed tin plate Sports Car, boxed ltd edn Schylling Speedway Racer wind up tin plate car and boxed Schuco die-cast Air France Boeing 707

Lot 127

Barbie - Nineteen Boxed Mattel Barbie Dolls - Teresa Twirling Ballerina, 2 x Barbie Twirling Ballerina, Shampoo Magic, Back to School, 2 x Pilot, Schooltime Fun, Holiday Season, Gymnast Stacie, Butterfly Art Christie, Butterfly Art Barbie, Cool Shavin Ken, In Line Skating, Calafornia Dreams, Bibops, Super Gymnast, Chic and Winter Sports

Lot 399

Boxed Lego Sports NHL Ice Hockey (unchecked) and a boxed Lego City 60002 Fire Engine (sealed bag)

Lot 149

A collection of assorted boxed Corgi models including British sports cars.

Lot 65

DINKY TOYS - Sunbeam Alpine Sports, no.101, red, good/very good condition, yellow box good with correct colour spot.

Lot 67

DINKY TOYS - MG Midget Sports, no. 102, yellow, fair condition, yellow box fair; also Austin Somerset Saloon, no. 161, red and yellow, yellow box fair/good with incorrect colour spot.

Lot 71

Clifford Series - a 'Racing Sports Car', box tatty; also a Wells-Brimtoy tinplate clockwork model of a London double decker bus.

Lot 483

A large quantity of mainly football themed books to include - Rothman Football Yearbooks from 1970/71 onwards; Sky Sports Football Yearbooks; "Nottingham Forest Football Club Centenary 1865-1965"; "Feet First" by Stanley Matthews; a number of Playfair American Football Annuals; two boxing themed books; others (quantity

Lot 12

A Vintage Sports 31 Scalextric Set.

Lot 403

A box of Dinkys, six in a box to include Oxo van, Nestle van, open sports car (Renault Dauphine), a French station wagon and a caravan

Lot 639

France 1953 sports set, CV £73 and 2 x CFA O/prints, GB 1925 Wembley pair mint and 1 1/2d used with Wembley postmark

Lot 156

A Niko remote control monster truck and a plastic sports car

Lot 407

A box of Dinkys, five to a box to include racing cars, sports cars, Jag and D type, MG and a Bristol Cooper

Lot 69

A Complete set of 1960's Marshall Cavendish encyclopedia of sports.

Lot 102

A Complete set of Marshall Cavendish sports encyclopedias and 2 boxes of motor cycle magazines.

Lot 3089

Schuco - The North American Sports & Road Car Collection: No.5508 battery operated plastic large scale Mercedes C111 Racing Car- orange body, black interior and base, with box remnants

Lot 3201

Corgi Toys - a 437 Superior Ambulance On Cadillac Chassis, two-tone red and cream, boxed; a 406 Land Rover (109" WB), boxed; a 104 Dolphin 20 Cruiser on Wincheon Trailer, Brooklands Aviation Ltd, boxed; a 238 Jaguar Mark X, pale green paintwork, red interior, boxed; a 223 Chevrolet "State Patrol" Chevrolet Impala, boxed; a 430 Bermuda Taxi, boxed; a 475 Citroen Safari Olympic Winter Sports, boxed (7)

Lot 187

ROCK/POP UK DEMOS - Great collection of around 70 x demo 7" singles including many hard to come across sides. Artists/catalogue numbers to include The 45's (BUY 52), Mickey Jupp (BUY 36), The Sports (LAST 5), Wreckless Eric (BUY 40), The Beach Boys, Kenny Loggins (S CBS 6551), Waylon Jennings (RCA 2741), Eurythmics (DA 7 DJ), Shakin' Stevens and Elkie Brooks. Labels to include Stiff, CBS, A&M, Epic, Mercury, MCA and Arista. Condition is generally Ex to Ex+.

Lot 907

PROGRAMMES - a collection of approximately 45 music and sports related programmes (some with tickets) to include The Corrs 1999 (+ticket), Wings 1979 (+tickets), Elaine Page 1985 (+tickets), The Beach Boys 1980 (+ticket), Paul McCartney World Tour 1990 (+tickets), and Twickenham Powergen Cup Final 2003 (+ticket), The Pilkington Cup Final 1990 (+ticket), Gloucester v England XV 1991 (+ticket) and more. Lot further includes 4 books to include "Hands Across the Water" Wings Tour USA, Paul McCartney and Wings by Tony Jasper (+ticket), Paul McCartney and Wings by Jeremy Pascall and The Beach Boys by John Tobler (+tickets from '91 and '93).

Lot 544

A vintage Bell & Howell model 605 double run eight cine-camera, with 0.5 Trital lens by Taylor, Taylor & Hobson, with leather carrying handle, and original red velvet lined leather fitted case, labelled for a Lieutenant of the Royal Navy, East India & Sports Club

Lot 160

14 boxed Matchbox vintage and sports cars.

Lot 181

A trade box of 12 1:32 scale diecast sports cars.

Lot 553

ATHLETIC SPORTS AT GRASMERE, 'THE GUIDES RACE' showing runners rounding the flag on Silver Howe, a particularly precarious part of the course, a hand tinted engraving from an illustration by W.H Overland in the illustrated London News, 23rd August 1886, in a broad card mount, modern frame, under glass. 50cm x 33cm CONDITION: Some fading and central crease but good order for age.

Lot 194

A DECO STYLE EPNS LIDDED TROPHY - PRESENTED FOR THE PUPPY TRAIL, BRAITHWAITE SPORTS 1953 H24CM ON BASE

Lot 206

A SILVER PRESENTATION TROPHY. BORROWDALE SPORTS - PUPPY TRIAL . BIRMINGHAM 1930 H12CM 160g

Lot 208

A SILVER PRESENTATION TROPHY BORROWDALE SPORTS 1933. LONDON 1932 H18cm 235g

Lot 66

Isotta Fraschini (Tito Anselmi) 1st Edition dated 1970: Together with other marque history & related volumes including “Maybach - Distanz zur Massa” (Michael Graff Wolf metternich) author’s signed copy 1990, “Renault 1898-1965” (Yves Richard) 1st ed 1965, “Art of the Sports Car” - Greatest 20th century Designs (Adler) 1st ed +dj 2002, and two other publications (6)

Lot 55

Motors of Today (H. Thornton Rutter) Edition in five volumes c1920s: ex-libris Vintage Sports Car Club, dark red cloth hard-covers with gilt tooling to covers & spines (5)

Lot 124

Terence Cuneo & Cuneo Society - A small archive Collection compiled by the late David Thirlby: Comprising a signed limited-edition print numbered 20/100 celebrating unveiling of a statue to Terence Cuneo CVO, OBE, RGI at Waterloo Station by HRH the Princess Royal 26th October 2004, signed to lower margin & with Cuneo Fine Arts blind-stamp, together with two further signed framed humorous mouse-character prints ‘The Card Player’ & ‘Philatelist’: and further with a large quantity of books & ephemera, letters and personal material related tothe friendship between the artist and David Thirlby including “The Mouse & His Master” (New Cavendish Books) with signed dedication to DT, “Railway Paintings of Terence Cuneo”, “The Military Paintings” (Brigadier Landy), with signed dedication dated 1994, and with related journals and sundry ephemera, including a b/w photograph of both men at Silverstone Vintage Sports Car Club meeting, where Cuneo was VIP guest with signed dedication inscribed “Your Talented Race-Starter Silverstone VSCC”, and a CD Interview with subject (parcel)

Lot 155

Frazer-Nash TT Replica 2-seater Sports Car A fine engineer-built scale model of the eponymous Vintage “Chain-gang” sports car of the late 1920s: built to the best standards of the day with great attention to detail constructed on a steel leaf-sprung ladder-frame chassis, front beam-axle, drag-link to steering-box, detachable spoked wire-wheels fitted with Dunlop rubber tyres, chrome-plated radiator headlamps, outside-exhaust system, sprung bonnet-catches, windscreen and all fittings etc, well-detailed engine & electric-motor powered gearbox & transmission train to proprietary live-axle, triple piano-hinged opening bonnet and wings of handbeaten brass, with original red-painted bodywork of moulded perspex, leather seats, canvas tonneau-cover with miniature “lift-a-dot” fixings, electric head, side & tail lights complete this exceptionally realistic model, believed intended for the 1948 Model Engineering Exhibition. Length app. 56cm

Lot 95

ANNOUNCE - THE PHOTOGRAPH SHOWS PART OF THIS LOT INCLUDING MERCEDES BENZ GRAND PRIX RACING 1934-35 (MONKHOUSE). Motor Racing and Motor Sport: A quantity of pre- & post-war books including “ Motor Racing” (Howe) 1st ed +dj, “Motor Racing” (SCH Davis) 1st ed. 1932 “Split Seconds” (Mays)”, “Grands Prix 1934-1939” (Monkhouse), “Vanwall” (Jenkinson & Posthumus) author’s signed copy by Denis Jenkinson 1975, “Formula Two” (Grant) 1st ed +dj 1953, “Racing a Sports Car” (Mortimer) 1st ed +dj 1950, and others including Cooper, Brabham, Bentley, Gordon-Bennett and related titles etc, also with Brooklands Society Gazette run of bound volumes Nos 3-12 incl (parcel)

Lot 230

Aviation Manufacturer’s Badges c1930s-­40s: A group of enamel & gilt lapel badges including Saunders Roe, Gloucester Aircraft Sports Club, Fairey Aviation, Irvin and GQ Parachutes (5)

Lot 146

Bugatti Automobiles & Monorails c1938: A fine & large reproduction poster after the original by R. Geri of the 1930s, Art Deco style illustration depicting high-speed French Railcar & Bugatti Type 57 Sports saloon, polychrome lithograph on art-paper, special re-edition dated 1976 published by L’Automobiliste Paris c1978, unframed 97x64cm

Lot 90

Marque Histories A quantity of books including “Austin Seven” (Wyatt), “Morris Bullnose & Flatnose” (Jarman & Barraclough), “Aston-Martin 1914-1940” (Inman Hunter), “Vintage Motor Car” (Clutton & Stanford) author’s signed copy, “Wolseley” (St. John Nixon), “Continental Sports Cars” (Boddy), and further related titles for various marques including Austin, Morris, BMW, Bentley, Morgan, Trojan , Vale, Lagonda, Lanchester, Bianchi etc

Lot 264

A Box of Days Gone By and Other Classic Vehicles Car Sports Cars Etc.

Lot 314

Five various silver sports medals together with a small quantity of 19th century and other coins.

Lot 445

WW2 German SA Sports badge in bronze and a Mothers Cross in silver with a short length of ribbon.

Lot 246

Silver sports medals x 15, bronze x 2 and trophies x 4.

Lot 2298A

* JACK VETTRIANO OBE, OLYMPIA limited edition print, signed and numbered 12/100 in pencil 44.5cm x 54.5cm Mounted, framed and under glass Note: Commissioned for Sports Relief, in original frame.

Lot 129

Advertising Enamel Sign 'The People - The Popular Sunday Paper - Saturdays News & Sports', 20 x 15 inches. Some face chips but good colour and shine.

Lot 1086

A gentleman's Bistec sports wristwatch

Lot 667

A Corgi Toys, 305, Triumph T.R.3 Sports Car, with box

Lot 1695

A Meccano clockwork two-seater sports car, in box and with key, (M223). Condition Report: THE CAR appears to be in working order and complete. Overall appearance is good but paintwork scuffed in places. The headlights need attention - inserts present. Key present. THE BOX whilst complete the paper covering is missing on the top left side and torn in other places.

Lot 1065

Bandai of Japan, tinplate and friction drive model of a MG TF Sports Car, finished in metallic red, with cream folded rear hood, detailed tin printing to dashboard and wheel hubs including spare to rear, folding clear plastic windscreen, 21cm length (G)

Lot 1116

Triang Minic No.2 Sports Car fitted with 4-speed and reverse, light blue plastic body and red tinplate interior with plated parts and components, in the original box with leaflet (VG-BG)

Lot 1162

Tinplate Sports Car and Saloon Group to include Bandai Battery Operated Chevrolet Camaro, in metallic red but missing bonnet (G-BG), Chinese MF 980 Shanghai Sedan, in red with detailed tin printed interior (G-BG), Taiyo of Japan Speed 1931 Series "King" racing car (G), a PN Toys of Germany Blue and Silver open top saloon, with driver, missing windscreen wipers and screen dented (F), a Joustra red tinplate open top saloon with driver, with missing parts (A/F) and another tinplate saloon with friction drive

Lot 1193

Triang Minic No.2 Sports Car fitted with 4-speed and reverse, light blue plastic body and red tinplate interior with plated parts and components, in the original box, model requires a good clean (F-G-BG)

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