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An SMK sports marketing XTB2 air rifle with a Nico Sterling scope

A collection of Lea-Francis sales information including a Brochure for the 2 1/2-litre Sports model in its original envelope plus the 14/70 Export Model

A 36 page Range Brochure for the 1927 range of Sunbeam cars including the three-litre Super Sports plus an earlier 12 page Brochure circa 1923

A box of motoring Books: Dick Seaman, Wheelspin, Shelsley Walsh Full Throttle, British Sports Cars etc

Four Austin Leaflets including A40 Sports, A35 and the story of the A40 styling

VINTAGE MOTORING. A SMALL COLLECTION OF ORIGINAL BROUGH SUPERIOR PRINTED EPHEMERA, INCLUDING MOTOR CAR BROCHURE FOR FOUR MODELS, INCLUDING THE ALPINE GRAND SPORTS, PRINTED BY COOKE AND VOWELS LTD, NOTTINGHAM, A PHOTOGRAPH OF GEORGE BROUGH AT HIS FRONT DOOR WITH HIS TWO JAGUAR CARS, SIGNED, DEDICATED ON THE REVERSE, DATED 9/8/63, SEVERAL OTHERS AND A QUANTITY OF VINTAGE SILVER BROUGH SUPERIOR TRANSFERS, ETC

GB 1986 15th July Sports fine art official signed first day cover L/A

7 vintage diecast sports cars - 6 x Dinky, and 1 x Corgi - all playworn condition

New boxed with tags Globenfield Sports wristwatch on smoky metal strap, water resistant 30M

A Quantity of Assorted Mainly Literary Books to include The School for Satire or a collection of modern satirical poems written during the present reign by Anon. Pub: London Jaques and Co 1802, 2nd Ed. Note Has Walter Hamilton bookplates. Red three quarter leader with marbled boards, with gilt label to spine. Front cover detached but present. Gilt to top of pages only. Scarce, also with Baily's Magazine of Sports and Pastimes by various. London: Bily 1877. Vol. 29. 1 st ed. Near fine condition. Three quarter leather with marbled boards. 5 gilt tooled and raised bands to spine, with maroon Morocco and gilt title; Three Walter Scott Novels in a single three-quarter leather binding; A Bibliographical and Descriptive Catalogue of a Portion of a Collection of Early English Poetry...with occasional Extracts and remarks biographical and critical [Collectanea Anglo-Poeticia] by Rev. Thomas Corser. Pub: Chetham Society; Vols 2 & 3 1856 & 1857;. also Leather Bound Waverly Novels in One Binding, The Fortress by Hugh Walpole, 1933, Complete Works of William Shakespeare. Collins Clear Type Press, n.d., but 1929 inscription (8).

Four Shelves of Autographed Sports Books. Signatures including Denis Law, Padraig Harrington and Harry Redknapp.

Two field sports related books by the Lonsdale Library: Trout Fishing From All Angles by Eric Taverner together with Shooting by Moor, Field and Shore by Eric Parker together with The British Bee Journal 1912 and two other books.

Gents sports wristwatches in one box

Corgi Bentley Continental sports saloon 224, Dinky Standard Vanguard saloon 153, Caravan 190, Luxury coach 281 all boxed

Dinky sports and racing cars (14)

Dinky open top sports cars (11)

An assorted lot of silver including tea strainer and bowl, napkin rings, pepper, sports medal, silver topped glass jar - Total weight approx. 5 troy oz

A collection of 15 copies WS. Murphys weekly news reel sports magazines

Three boxed Underground Ernie Stations from Bachmann Underground sets including UE308 Mystery Mansion, UE301 International and UE309 Sports plus two Olly the Little White Van play sets (all unused)

14 Boxed die cast vehicles including Corgi Sports Cars x 3 with wooden stand, Commercials from Corgi Bedford OB's, BMW Classic Collection, Crestley Collection etc

Three boxed Corgi die cast vehicles including 420 Ford Thames 'Airborne' Caravan in two tone pink, 239 Volkswagen 1500 Karmann Ghia in cream and 224 Bentley Continental Sports Saloon by HJ Mulliner in two tone green (all with paint chips and wear to boxes)

Nine boxed Matchbox die cast vehicles including 18 Field Car, 22 Pontiac GP Coupe, 27 Mercedes Benz 230SL, 28 Mark Ten Jaguar, 46 Mercedes 300 SE Coupe, 48 Trailer with removable sports boat, 53 Mercedes Benz Coupe, 73 1968 Mercury and 75 Ferrari Berlinetta all vehicles vg-excellent, boxes gd-vg

Ten play worn Dinky Sports/racing cars including Talbot Lago, HWM, Austin Healey, Aston Martin, MGB, Sunbeam Alpine etc

Three boxed Dinky die cast vehicles including 274 AA Mini Van (vg with vg box), 141 Vauxhall Vector Estate Car in pale yellow (small amount of paint loss, box gd with some wear) and 113 MGB Sports Car in white with red interior and driver (grubby with some paint loss, box missing one end flap)

Boxed Dinky 163 Bristol 450 Coupe in green, small paint loss otherwise vg, box has two flaps that have come away although one is present and boxed Dinky 107 Sunbeam Alpine Sports in cerise, grey seats and cream wheels, with driver and windscreen, tyres unshaped, paint work excellent, box with some wear but on whole good

Boxed Corgi 475 'By Special Request' Citroen Safari Olympic Winter Sports in white with skier, four yellow skies, four yellow sticks and excellent decal to bonnet. Vehicle vg wiith mark to roof and underneath, box vg

Two boxed Corgi die cast vehicles including 252 Rover 2000 in metallic blue with red interior (vg) and 224 Bentley Continental Sports Saloon by HJ Mulliner in black & grey with red interior (vg with paint loss to bumpers) both boxes gd

Meccano model clockwork sports car in blue and cream, with various spare parts, 21cm long, Damage and wear. Lacks winding key.

Three Corgi cars, Ghia L.6.4 No. 241, Lotus Climax Formula 1 racing car No. 155 and a Marlin by Rambler sports Fastback No. 263 all in original boxes,

Collection of German Nazi Third Reich badges and medals including black iron cross, War Merit KVM, Anschluss medal 13th march 1938, Luftwaffe pilots badge, Luftwaffe Flak battle badge, Naval High Seas Fleet War badge, SA Military Sports badge, Waften SS General Assault badge 75, Krimschild Campaign Shield 1941/1942, wound badge etc, SS 1931 pattern belt buckle, Army 1937 pattern belt buckle also a small collection of circulated world coins. Note: Given the volume of forgeries of Third Reich badge and medals buyers must satisfy themselves with the authenticity of each of the item in this lot

MEDALS & SPORTING AWARDS TO A H S HOSIE. Cased silver coloured metal Sports Medals, awarded to A H S Hosie C1930's. (8). Silver plated Mandalay Middleweight Boxing Cup and five others, all awarded in the Far East. Commission document for Allan Henry Sloane Hosie (framed) dated 1942, Emergency Commission into the Indian Engineer Corps, later attached Gurkhas or Chindits (family provenance). A fine boxer who won various bouts in the Far East including the Army-Navy-Police Tournament in 1933 (Silver Cup). His framed medals and identity bracelet, consist of the 1939/45-Burma-Defence & War medals mounted for wear, with Majors pips present. After the retreat from Burma Allan Hosie was commissioned and took part in the recapture of territory from the Japanese prior to their surrender.

MEDALS & PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS RELATED TO W ROACH DORSET R. A group of eight medals mounted for wear, consisting of an India General Service medal bar N W Frontier 1935, renamed to W Roach Dorset Regt. An India General Service Medal 1935 bar North West Frontier 1936-37, renamed to W Roach Dorset Regt. 1939/45-Africa-France & Germany-Italy Stars unnamed as issued, also Defence & War medals. Paperwork and Record of Service confirms Cpl William Henry Roach, served in India 1932-38, Malta 1939-42. Africa 1943, Italy 1943-44, France & Germany 1944-45. Germany 1945-1949. Austria 1945-55. Together with related photograph albums with inter war service in India topics and scenes etc. (3) Including Tribesmen and casualties , Troopships, Vehicles etc. Framed and loose Dorset Regiment Squads, Sports Teams, Soldiers etc. In all a unique record of long service overseas and at home, by the 2nd & 4th Battalions etc. A framed Bedplate and buttons etc, to 5724095 W Roach Dorset Regt, framed regimental embroidery with various formation badges, worn by the recipient. Also his Kings Badge and Award Certificate, also his 1992 Malta medal. With a photograph of this Veteran wearing his medals in his 80's. A copy of the Wessex Divisional History 1944-45.

Two small autograph albums, the first to include 1960s variety stars such as Tony Hancock, Sid James, Keneth Williams etc, the second sports stars including cricket; in addition, a miniature cricket bat bearing signatures of Australia 1956 team

G.B. silver Sports Award medallion awarded to Miss C. Eley, holder of the Mid-Essex Technical College Betts Cups and Essex Territorials 1912 Championship Award, plus other silver fobs and badges - some enamelled (20)

A Mamiya Sports Finder, boxed

DINKY TOYS GIFT SET, NUMBER 149, SPORTS CARS, including MG Midget, Austin Healey, Sunbeam Alpine, Aston Martin and Triumph TR2 in original blue and white striped box. CONDITION REPORT: Box in decent order considering age, some scuffs and marks to inside, no nasty splits, tears, etc., some chips as imagined or expected to different cars but in reasonable order for age. Further images on request

COLLECTION OF CORGI TOYS, die-cast scale models to include Austin Healey Sports car no. 300 in box, B.R.M. Formula One Grand Prix racing car no. 152 in box, M.G.A. Sports car no. 302 in box, Triumph T.R.2. sports car no. 301 in box, Mercedes-Benz 300SL hardtop roadster no. 304 in box, Lotus Mark Eleven Le Mans racing car no. 151 in box, Mercedes-Benz 300SL open roadster no. 303 in box, Mercedes-Benz 300SL hardtop roadster no. 304S in box, BMC Mini Cooper S unboxed and Vanwall unboxed and over-painted in British racing green, unboxed. (10) (8 boxed) CONDITION REPORT: Minor paint loss / flecks to cars. Boxes are complete, some wear to edges in places / and fold marks / creases.

DINKY TOYS 'MADE IN FRANCE'. Alpha Romeo 1990 Supersprint, no. 24J in box, made in England, Bristol 450 Sports Coupe no. 163 in box, Porsche 356A Coupe no. 182 in box, Jaguar Type D racing car, no 238 in box, Vanwall racing car no. 239 in box, and Morris 1100 no. 140 in Triumph Herald box. (6)

A lady's Vintage Rolex stainless steel cased wristwatch, case width 20mm, together with a lady's Accurist watch and a gents Zurich stainless steel sports wristwatch, (3).

A Seiko Sports 100 steel cased wristwatch, with day date aperture (French) with red bezel and graduated steel link strap, boxed.

ROCK/ALT/SKA - Great collection of around 50 x 7" singles, to cover a wide range of musical genres. To include sides from Stiff Little Fingers, The Sports, The Cascades, Lee 'Scratch' Perry, AC/DC, The Band, The Byrds, Manfred Mann, Elvis Costello And The Attractions, Madness and Bad Manners.

Cricket: 1878 - Ealing Cricket Club - Programme of the Second Assault of Arms, at The Drill Hall Ealing Dean, on Wednesday May 8th 1878. A large 4pp. programme with finely engraved covers by Maclure and Macdonald, London, depicting frogs participating in various sports. Rare & V. Good. (1)

Co. Carlow Interest Rowing: 1880 - Carlow Rowing Club Athletic Sports, 1880, The Fourth Annual Meeting will be held on Tuesday, the 27th July, 1880, at Pembroke, Carlow. A 4pp. printed programme with events for the day - 'Rules' signed by W.R. Morris, Hon. Sec., printed by The Sentinel Office, Carlow. Scarce. (1)

[Maxwell (W.H)] Wild Sports of The West, with Legendary Tales. 2 vols. sm. 8vo L 1832. First Edn., 2 litho frontis & 3 sim. plts., some stains, cont. hf. calf, mor. labels. Scarce. (2)

A quantity of assorted late 19th and early 20th Century photographs - individual portraits, family groups, children, pets, steam locos, topographic, school sports teams, early motor car, naturist and others, all loose and some on album sheets (a lot)

The Badminton Library of Sports and Pastimes - Cricket 1893, lacks spine, together with a quantity of other cricket related books including many by Neville Cardus (a lot)

DE BEUKLAER (BISCUITS) - All Sports (100/100) ++near mint

A Collection of Five Maisto Die Cast Sports Cars

A cased set of six Edwardian gentlemen's sporting waistcoat buttons, each set with a print, the sports depicted comprising football, rowing (two), rugby, cricket & horse racing, in circular paper box the surface made to resemble leather

F.A. Cup Final programme Aston Villa v Huddersfield Town played at Stamford Bridge, Chelsea, 24th April 1920, repairs along spine and areas close by; sold together with an All Sports Presentation Plate featuring Bullock, Ducat, Hardy & Mutch and the match referee; and a small b&w photo at Stamford Bridge on Cup Final day (3)

A boxing glove signed by nine World Heavyweight Champions, a red Everlast right-hand glove signed in black marker pen (a little faded) by Muhammad Ali, George Foreman, Joe Frazier, Ken Norton, Larry Holmes, Mike Tyson, Evander Holyfield, Lennox Lewis and Riddick Bowe, in a hinge-opening glass fronted display case, the presentation incorporating a framed COA issued by Sports Promotions, Jersey City, NJ, 41 by 56 by 18cm., 16 by 22 by 7in.; sold together with a small frame photo montage featuring the heavyweights (2)

1968 Macau Grand Prix poster, the event dated 16-17 November, designed by Geoffrey Powell and printed in Macau, a Rothmans production promoting Far East motor sports, rolled and in fine condition, 79 by 53cm., 31 by 21in.

A signed photograph of President Nelson Mandela at the 1995 Rugby World Cup, 7 by 10in., signature in ink, the President with the celebrated Daily Mirror sports photographer Monte Fresco and this being from the Fresco Collection

Arsenal captain Joe Mercer gold No.6 shirt from the F.A. Cup final v Liverpool at Wembley 29th April 1950, Hope Brothers Ltd/Solus Sports, long-sleeved, badge with cloth badge inscribed 1949-50 Soon after joining Arsenal in late 1946, Joe Mercer became club captain. As captain, he led Arsenal through their period of success in the late 1940s and early 1950s, helping to haul his side from the lower end of the table to win a League Championship title in 1947-48 and to win an F.A. Cup in 1950, the year he was also voted FWA Footballer of the Year. Mercer led Arsenal to a Cup final in 1952, which they lost 1-0 to Newcastle United, but the following year the Gunners bounced back to win the 1952-53 Championship. A broken leg in two places after a collision with team-mate Joe Wade in a match against Liverpool on 10th April 1954 ended his playing career. He then embarked on a successful managerial career. Provenance: Christie's 3rd April 2007 lot 8.

Ryde Sports reserves v Binstead programme 9th October 1897, Ryde & District League fixture played at Partlands, ex-binder, removal leaving scars, paper loss and tears along margin Ryde Sports was founded in 1888 and was a leading club on the Isle of Wight and in Hampshire football. The season after this programme issue saw Ryde enter the Southern League when they finished a highly creditable second. Ryde Sports entered their reserves team in the Ryde & District League whilst all other clubs fielded their first XI.

The exceptionally rare Helsinki 1952 Olympic Games silver bearer's torch one of only 15 made and this example complete with original burner, designed by Aukusti Tuhka, manufactured by Kultakeskus Oy, Hameenlinna, the bowl in hallmarked silver with raised Olympic Rings and laurel wreath, inscribed XV OLYMPIA HELSINKI, 1952 , further inscribed to rim beneath the bowl HELSINGFORS, HELSINKI, the handle in birch wood, length 59cm., 23 1/2in. At the Helsinki 1952 Olympic Games only a total of 22 torches were manufactured, 15 with hallmarked silver bowls and 7 in plate with a plainer, simpler design. Compare this to the 8,000 torches produced for the most recent Summer Games in London in 2012 and the all-time record number of 15,000 torch bearers employed for the Sochi 2014 Winter Games. In the book Tuli Olympiasta [Came To Olympia) by Terttu Mammela, 2012, there is a detailed explanation in the chapter 'After the Olympic Games' on why the silver 1952 Helsinki Olymic Games torch is singularly the rarest bearer's torch in the history of the Olympic Games: "Of the original 15 silver torches five had been lost during the relay - four in Greece and one in Kokkola, Finland. After the relay the remaining ten torches were cleaned and repaired. Three silver torches were donated to the Olympic Committees of the countries that had hosted the torch relay: Greece, Denmark and Sweden. They were received by their respective high representatives who were present at the Olympic Games Poul Ingholt, President of the Danish NOC; Jean Ketseas, Greek Member of the IOC; and Prince Bertil of Sweden. The Greek and Danish torches are still in possession of the respective National Olympic Committees. The Swedish torch probably changed hands in the 1960s. The airline company SAS (Scandinavian Airlines System), which had flown the Olympic flame from Greece to Denmark, also received a silver torch. It was handed to the company's Finland manager Lennart Rehnqvist on 30th August 1952, and he passed it onto the traffic and sales director Johannes Nielsen in a ceremony held in Stockholm on 1st September. The company used the torch as a challenge trophy for its employees' national sports club. The first winner of the yearly contest was the Danish club. The torch served in this capacity for about 10 years but was later forgotten. It re-emerged in 1994 and is now a cherished item in possession of SAS. The Organising Committee had promised a silver torch to seven more recipients, but since only six were left, one more copy was commissioned from the manufacturer in October 1952. By the end of 1952 four museums had received a silver torch: The Sports Museum of Finland, the Helsinki City Museum, the provincial museum in Tornio and the Olympic Museum in Lausanne, Switzerland. The remaining three silver torches were given in 1955 to the three central sports federations in Finland: The Finnish Gymnastic and Sport Federation (SVUL), the Workers' Sport Federation (TUL) and the Swedish-language sport federation CIF. All seven torches donated to the museums and sports federations are still in possession of the original recipients. The seven brass torches all survived after the torch relay. They were donated to the six members of the torch relay committee and to Erik von Frenckell, President of the Organising Committee of the Olympic Games. Today the whereabouts of the six brass torches are known. They are all in private ownership. The five silver torches that were lost during the relay have dispersed into private collections over the decades. Because of their extremely limited number the Helsinki Olympic torches have become most valuable collector items. In the 21st century their auction prices have skyrocketed. In the winter of 2011 one Helsinki silver torch fetched over 340,000 Euros in an auction in Paris." As a footnote to the auction report in the final paragraph, the silver torch sold in Paris did not have its original burner.

The red & white striped Sheffield United shirt worn by Jack Pickering in the F.A. Cup final v Arsenal at Wembley Stadium 25th April 1936, by Bukta for Jack Archer Sports Outfitters, 90 Bramhall [sic] Lane, Sheffield, the neck tag inscribed in ink with the initials J.P., long-sleeved, embroidered silkwork badge bearing the Coat of Arms of Sheffield Jack Pickering was born in High Green, Sheffield, in 1908, and learned his football at Barnsley Grammar School. The inside-left was signed by Sheffield United in 1925 where Pickering made a total of 344 League Appearances and scored 101 goals until 1948. He was also capped for England on one occasion. In the 1936 F.A. Cup Final, United were defeated 1-0 by Arsenal.

A signed Lennox Lewis tracksuit top, white, red & blue inscribed LENNOX LEWIS and with crossed Union Jack and Canadian flags, full zip, mounted, framed & glazed, 100 by 85cm., 39 1/2 by 33 1/2in.; sold with a framed COA issued by Championship Sports Promotions, N.J., USA (2)

The blue Cardiff City jersey worn by Len Davies in the F.A. Cup final v Arsenal at Wembley Stadium 23rd April 1927, by Bukta for Welsh Sports Ltd., Church St., Cardiff, the neck label inscribed in ink CARDIFF v ARSENAL 1927, long-sleeved, with embroidered silkwork badge bearing the Coat of Arms of Cardiff and the motto DEFFRO-MAE'N-DDYDD, Y-DDRAIG-GOCH-DDYRY-CYCHWYN Len Davies missed out on the opportunity of playing for Cardiff City in the 1925 F.A. Cup Final, but was part of the winning team in 1927 that historically took the trophy out of England for the only time in the history of the competition through a goal by the Scot Hughie Ferguson. Davies was one of only three Welshman in the Cardiff starting XI. The forward was signed by Cardiff City from Victoria Athletic in 1920 and played a total of 305 League Appearances for the 'Bluebirds' scoring 128 goals. He was also capped for Wales on 23 occasions between 1922 and 1929.

A group of boxing gloves signed by American champions, comprising: two right-hand red Everlast signed by Mike Tyson in black marker pen; a right-hand red Everlast glove signed by Larry Holmes in black marker pen; and a pair of red Ringside miniature gloves both signed by Leon Spinks; each with a framed COA issued by Superstar Greetings Inc., NT Sports and J.S. Collectables respectively, the Tyson COA also comes with a framed photo of the boxer at the signing (9)