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Bindings - literature Cassells' Natural History, 6 vol. in 3, illustrated, a little browned, half calf; BONNEY (T G) Cathedrals Abbeys and Churches of England and Wales, no date, thick 4to, half morocco; British Sports and Sportsmen, The Story of Shipping, no date, c.1900, 4to, one of 1000 numbered copies, worn binding; 10 others bindings
Sporting pursuits. BLAINE (D P) An Encyclopaedia of Rural Sports, 1840, thick 8vo, numerous wood engravings, full bound a.e.g,; The Sporting Magazine, Sporting Review, various vols., c.1830s, typical staining and damaged bindings; The Encyclopaedia of Sport, 2 vols., 1897, small 4to, illustrated, cloth; together with a quantity of works on Dogs, including beagling, shooting, coursing, breeding etc (3 boxes)
A New Zealand International Rugby Union jersey from their 1905-1906 tour of British Isles, France and USA, match-worn by legendary tour captain and New Zealand war-hero, Dave Gallaher - widely regarded as ‘The Father of All Blacks Rugby’. The shirt has the embroidered New Zealand fern badge and the stitched canvas overlay to shoulders, upper chest and back area. It is complete with leather v-shape neck-line. Provenance: After the Wales v New Zealand test match in Cardiff in 1905, New Zealand captain Dave Gallaher and Wales captain Gwyn Nicholls were witnessed by a reporter of the South Wales Daily News to be exchanging compliments and handshakes. They also exchanged their jerseys. For many years, Gwyn Nicholls stored the jersey at his business premises, a laundry company based in Llandaff North, Cardiff. Thomas John Mahoney a keen sportsman and general sports fan was employed at the laundry company as a ‘van boy’ and because Gwyn Nicholls was aware of Thomas Mahoney’s enthusiasm for sports, the jersey was gifted to him. It remained within the family of Thomas Mahoney until now and is being offered at auction by his family. Value: The family of TJ Mahoney have decided that this is the right time for them to sell the jersey. Because of this the jersey has been entered with a nominal reserve. Our estimate is based on previous auction prices for All Blacks jerseys from the 1905 tour. History and background to Dave Gallaher and the 1905 tour: Dave Gallaher’s position was generally wing-forward but he also played as hooker. He started playing at his home-town Katikati, South of Auckland and then for Parnell rugby club from 1890. However, his rugby career started in earnest with Ponsonby District Rugby Football Club in 1895. In 1896, he was selected for Auckland province and his first New Zealand cap came on their tour of Australia in 1903, where he was selected for the touring-side’s first ever test match against Australia in Sydney. Gallaher played thirty-three times for his country, winning six test caps, he retired from playing in 1906 to become a coach at Ponsonby and become the sole selector for Auckland province, later becoming a New Zealand national selector for seven years in an extremely successful period. In conjunction with Billy Stead, Gallaher’s vice-captain of the 1905-1906 tour, the pair composed ‘The Complete Rugby Footballer’ (1906) a seminal text for the game of rugby union. Without player-vote, Dave Gallaher was controversially nominated as captain for the 1905-1906 legendary tour of British Isles, France and USA. The team was the first New Zealand Rugby Union to tour outside of Australasia, they played thirty-five matches, winning thirty-four of them, scoring 976 points and conceding only fifty-nine. The touring side became known as ‘The Originals’ and for the first time the nickname ‘The All Blacks’ was used by the British Press. The success of the tour helped cement Rugby Union as New Zealand’s national sport and commenced a ‘new order’ of world rugby which has rarely been threatened in 100 years. Wales versus The Originals, in Cardiff, is regarded as one of sport’s greatest matches with over 47,000 spectators at the Arms Park. Even before kick-off the match had become a landmark game when the Welsh supporters sang ‘Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau (Land of My Fathers)’ in response to the New Zealand player’s stirring performance of the haka. It was the first time a national anthem had been sung before a sporting fixture. There had already been a degree of controversy leading up to the test, particularly in relation to the choice of referee John Dallas, and with regards to the tactics New Zealand had brought with them to the Northern Hemisphere including the role of Gallaher as a roaming wing-forward which many remarked as unsporting with the intent of obstructing opposition players. The controversy continued as the game developed with decisions seeming to go against The Originals. As the referee struggled to keep up with play, there was a ‘try that never was’ and the half-time whistle was reported to have been blown early when Wales were under pressure. Wales were the victors 3-0. Dave Gallaher was born in Ramelton, Co Donegal in 1878. At the age of five he and his family migrated from Ireland to a planned Irish/Ulster settlement in Katikati, south of Auckland in the North Island of New Zealand. In the 1890s he took employment at the Auckland Farming Freezing Company as a labourer where he was to rise to the position of foreman. It is thought that the work helped him build upper body strength and kept him fit. In 1901 Gallaher’s rugby was interrupted as he joined the Sixth New Zealand Contingent of Mounted Rifles for service in the Anglo-Boer War with the objective of ‘…ridding the Northern Transvaal of Boer guerrillas…’ under the command of General Herbert Plumer. Gallaher was appointed as an advance guard, scouting ahead of the main force of men and in 1901, he was hospitalised in Charlestown, Natal with malaria. In a letter to his sister dated 18 October 1901, he wrote ‘….we have a fair share of the fighting all the time and I am still alive and kicking although I have had a couple of pretty close calls, one day I thought I would have to say good bye to old New Zealand but I had my usual luck and so came out all right’. Whilst in South Africa, Gallaher reached the rank of Squadron Sergeant Major and was awarded the Queen’s South Africa Medal and King’s South Africa Medal. He returned to New Zealand in August 1902. Fifteen years later, ten years after retiring from playing rugby and at the age of forty-two, Dave Gallaher returned to the battlefield. Exempt from conscription due to age, Gallaher enlisted voluntarily for action in the First World War. His younger brother Douglas had already been killed in the conflict. Gallaher left for Europe in February 1917 and on arrival was promoted to the rank of sergeant. His unit fought in the Battle of Messines, near La Basse Ville, later preparing for the imminent ‘Passchendale Offensive’. In the attack of Gravenstafel Spur on 4 October 1917, Gallaher was mortally wounded when a piece of shrapnel penetrated his helmet. Dave Gallaher was posthumously awarded the British War Medal and the Victory Medal. He is buried in grave No, 32513 at Nine Elms British Cemetery, west of Poperinge. In 1922 Auckland Rugby Football Club introduced the Gallaher Shield. Ponsonby, Gallaher’s old club, have won the title more than any other team. Internationally, France and New Zealand compete in the Dave Gallaher Trophy, first awarded on Armistice Day in 2000. In 2011 a bronze statue of Gallaher was unveiled outside Eden Park, the home of New Zealand rugby, Gallaher has been inducted into the International Rugby Hall of Fame, the World Rugby Hall of Fame and the New Zealand Sports Hall of Fame In 2005, at Gallaher’s Irish birthplace, the name of the ground of Letterkenny RFC was changed to the Dave Gallaher Memorial Park. In view of the life-story of Dave Gallaher, his profound influence on New Zealand rugby union and his general significance within New Zealand history and culture, while taking into account the impact of ‘The Originals Tour’ and the Wales test in particular, this jersey could rightly be regarded as a ‘Holy Grail’ of New Zealand rugby shirts.
Cigarette & Trade CardsCigarette & trade cards, selection of mostly sets in modern album inc. Champions 1st & 2nd Series (plus one variation card), Sporting Personalities (plus one proof card), Ardath Sports Champions, Phillip's Spot the Winner, Dutton's Beers Sporting Heroes, Nabisco Kevin Keegan's Keep Fit With the Stars etc. (vg/ex) together with Trade cards, a modern album containing a collection of JF Sporting Collectable cards, all Footballers who played 1st class cricket (ex) (125+) (2 modern albums)
Cigarette Cards, Carreras Turf,Famous Film Stars (no 22 missing and 42 duplicated, gen gd, discolouration to some cards) together with Sports (again gen gd, some discolouration) also included Carreras Film Stars together with Gallaher's' complete sets, Famous Film Scenes, Shots From Famous Films and Film Episodes (gen gd)(6)
Two Boxed Corgi Toys 263 Marlin Rambler Sports Fast back,red/black body, shaped spun wheels, in good to excellent condition, front suspension has collapsed ,with a fair to good yellow/blue box, one end flap and two inner tabs have been repaired and 430 Ford Thunderbird Bermuda Taxi,white body ’Taxi’ labels,shaped spun wheel hubs, driver, red/green canopy, in very good condition, some silver added with a good original box, some age wear(2 items)
Quantity of Modern Diecast models , 12 x Matchbox yesteryears in straw boxes,3 x Atlas Editions Eddie Stobart,4 x Atlas Classic sports cars, 3 x Atlas Mini train models, Atlas Greatest Show on Earth, 3 X Atlas Fire Engines, Corgi Classic British Road Services Lorry, 16 x Classix 00 Gauge Transport Treasures, Elegor Ford V8 Phillips delivery van and a Budgie London Routemaster Bus,all in mint boxed condition (45 items)
Eight Unboxed Triang Spot On Models, 100Ford Zodiac,100SL Ford Zodiac (missing battery holder) 101Armstrong Siddley Sapphire, 103 Rolls Royce Silver Wraith, 104 MGA Sports Car, 155 Austin Taxi 4 x 4 (repainted) 165 Vauxhall Cresta (repainted),161 Landrover LWB, all in fair to good playworn condition plus a Coral Plastics Ltd T33 Garage in mint boxed condition (9 items)
Unboxed Tekno and JRD Vehicles, JRD 121 Berliet Tanker ‘Total; red/white/blue, complete with ladder, Tekno Dodge Carlsberg Beer Lorry (missing parts and crates)Tekno PTT Mercedes Benz 302 coach (missing door)Tekno Alfa Romeo sports car (missing winscreen) and Norev Plastic Renault 4CV,all in fair to good condition(5 items)
3 original vintage car sketches from castle combe to include one of a MORGAN two seater sports signed bottom right with STUCKEY. . W51cm x L36cm. From the extensive portfolio of artist Peter J Stuckey. The entire sale featuring watercolours / oils / sketches / inks / prints and other paintings. Known for his studies of planes, ships and cycles, the sale also features graphic design artwork from his time at Westingate House. Stuckey also designed many greetings cards and some packaging (usually for auto spares) His illustrations also featured as technical drawings and blueprints during his long career. POSTAGE; UK £12.99+VAT, EUROPE £15.99+VAT, WORLDWIDE SEE WEBSITE OR CONTACT US FOR QUOTE. COMBINED POSTAGE AVAILABLE.
A good quantity of various makes. Including 22 Cararama - 3 British Sports Car Set, Morgan, Lotus Europa, and Ford Capri. Plus a Volvo EC2 80 excavator. 8 Aston Martin DB7, colour variations. Porsche Cayenne S, colour variations. 2x Jaguar XK8, Porsche 911 and a Mazda MX5. Plus a Vanguard 4x Mini Rallye Monte Carlo set. Plus 5 Trackside Foden S21 tanker, National Benzole Mixture. Scammell Ballast low loader, Hill of Botley. Guy Pantechnicon, BRS, Scammell Contractor, Pointer. etc. 2x Bburago 1:24 scale Ferrari, 250 GTO and 250LM Monza. 2x French magazine issue Peugeot J7 vans, both in Michelin livery. Etc. All boxed, minor wear. Contents Mint.
A good quantity of Matchbox Mattel Wings, Superkings etc. 1980’s and 1990’s issues. Including a Circus Circus set of 9 items. 3x three vehicle packs. 6x Convoy series articulated lorries, including 2 Indy 500 series. 3x sports GT set. Mercedes Garage Transporter, Texaco. Skybusters 3 aircraft set. A 5 commercial vehicle pack. Plus 43 other items are single packed Superfast size vehicles. All boxed/packeted. Minor wear to some. Contents VGC-Mint.
32 Matchbox Superkings and Convoy/Action Convoy series etc. 6x Team Convoy two vehicle sets including Ferrari, Pirelli, Sky and MBTV etc. 8x Convoy articulated trucks including Porsche, Shell, Michelin and NASA. Action Convoy articulated fire engine. Also larger scale Superkings etc vehicles including 2x Bedford Ambulance, BMW Police car, Ford Sierra Cosworth, Audi Quattro, etc and 9 sports/racing cars. All boxed, minor wear. Contents Mint.
13 Matchbox Series. No35 Snow-Trac, (tracks AF). No48 Meteor Sports Boat and trailer. No49 US Army Half Track Mk111. No50 Commer Pick-Up. No55 Ford Fairlane Police Patrol car. No55 DUKW. No58 Drott Excavator. No60 Morris J pick-Up. No65 Jaguar Mk2. No70 Ford Thames Estate Car. No71 Jeep Pick-Up. No74 Mobile Canteen. Plus No74 Daimler Fleetline Bus. All boxed, some wear/damage. Contents GC some age wear/cleaning required.
Quantity of Corgi. Including Mercedes 207D van, Porsche Kremer Racing. Ford Escort van, Unigate. Mercedes Benz/FAUN street sweeper, Kent. 2x Ford Transit, AA Relay and breakdown vehicle. Range Rover Police, 5 articulated lorries, - 2x Seddon-Atkinson, Kit-Kat and Federal Express. Scammell, Weetabix. 2x Volvo, tanker BP and container, Hula Hoops. 2x London Taxi. Metrobus, Yorkshire Traction. 10 sports/racing cars including – Camaro, Jaguar XJR9, Opel Manta, Porsche 911. Together with a few other Corgi items. All boxed. Contents VGC-Mint. (28)
17 Corgi racing cars. 13 Formula 1 - 2x John Player Special, 2x ELF Tyrell-Ford, Surtees TS9, Hesketh-Ford, 2x Shadow Ford, Yardley McLaren, Surtees TS9B, Ferrari 312 and an ELF Tyrell Project 34. Also 2 Le Mans sports prototypes Porsche-Audi. 2x go-carts. Plus a Ferrari Daytona with trailer with Surtees TS9. and an American series STP Patrick Eagle single seater racing car. GC minor wear overall, some cleaning required.(18)
Two memorial plaques to two brothers: Alfred Henderson Webb and John Clifford Webb GVF, with 1 memorial letter. Pair: Defence and War, (un-named as issued) in carton addressed to Brigadier K.D. Yearsley; 3 AE sports medals (2 named to Yearsley), Edward VIII WM coronation souvenir medal, Geo V 1935 Silver Jubilee medallion GVF; medal ribbon strip showing MC with rosette, WWI trio and Jubilee medal Note: Alfred Henderson Webb, 2nd Lieutenant 3rd Bn Leicestershire Regiment, died 4th May 1916 aged 23 and buried in the Basra War Cemetery, Iraq; John Clifford Webb, 3rd Bn attached 1st Bn Leicestershire Regiment, killed in action 14th September 1916, aged 21, and buried in the Guards cemetery Lesboeufs, Somme. Their names both appear on the memorial at St Giles Church, Shermanbury, Sussex. Hon Brigadier K D Yearsley RE, was awarded the MC and bar and was present at the Siege of Kut; the story of his escape features in “450 Miles to Freedom - The Adventures of Eight British Officers in their Escape from the Turks”.
FRENCH PAINTERS: An excellent selection of signed and inscribed 7 x 10 photographs by various French Painters and one Belgian of the 20th century, comprising Jacques Lagrange (1917-1995); Pierre Bosco (1909-1993) Well known for his racing horses and sports colourful paintings ; Camille Hilaire (1916-2004) Rare signed photograph; Jean le Moal (1909-2007) Painter of the New Paris School. Dated 1971 in his hand; Edouard Pignon (1905-1993) Painter of the New Paris School, and very close to Picasso for three decades; Bernard Lorjou (1908-1986) Expressionist Painter and founding member of the anti-abstract art Group “L´Homme Témoin” (“The Witness Man”) and Luc Peire (1916-1994) Rare signed photograph of the Belgian Painter. Most photographs depicting the painters at their painting studios alongside their works, some being limited prints by French well known photographers. All are boldly signed to clear areas of the images. VG, 7 £200-300 All photographs are inscribed Pierre Bourrut, French Art Collector.
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