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Dinky No.108 MG Midget Sports Car - cream, maroon interior, red ridged hubs, white driver, racing number 8 - Excellent in Fair to Good correct colour spot card box (glue repair to one side flap).

Dinky No.109 Austin Healey "100" Sports Car - cream, red interior, ridged hubs, white driver, racing number 23 - Excellent Plus in Good box.

Dinky Sports Car group - including No.110 Aston Martin, green/red, No.22, No.108 MG Midget, red, No.111 Triumph TR2 - turquoise/red, all with white driver - overall Good to Good Plus.

Corgi No.224 Bentley Continental Sports Saloon - harder to find version is bright white over metallic olive, smooth cast hubs, grey tyres, plated parts, spare - Near Mint to Mint in Good card box.

Corgi No.300 Austin Healey Sports Car - cream, red seats, spun hubs - Near Mint to Mint in Good Plus to Excellent blue and yellow card box.

Corgi No.302 MGA Sports Car - mid to dark metallic green body, cream seats, smooth cast hubs, period decal to windscreen otherwise Good Plus to Excellent (some paint loss to bumpers) in Good Plus card box.

Corgi No.305 Triumph TR3 Sports Car - metallic olive, red seats, smooth cast hubs - Excellent to Excellent Plus in Excellent blue and yellow card box.

Dinky Pre-war No.36E British Salmson 2-seater Sports Car - type 2 criss-cross chassis, green body, solid windscreen, smooth black hubs, white tyres - chassis is showing signs of bowing and has a crack right across the middle, however body is fine, overall Fair to Good.

Dinky Pre-war No.24H 2-seater Sports Tourer - 2nd type open criss-cross chassis, mid green body, dark green chassis, wire screen, spare wheel to rear, chromed Tootsietoy style hubs, white tyres - headlamps missing but little other sign of fatigue - overall Good to Good Plus. Very scarce.

Dinky Pre-war No.35C MG Sports Car - red, silver trim, solid white rubber tyres - no fatigue - Fair to Good.

Dinky 35 Series Car group - 2 x 35D Austin 7, yellow, 35C MG Sports Car, red, another green, 35A Saloon, grey, 2 x 35B Racer, silver - overall Fair to Good Plus. (7)

Dinky No.36E British Salmson 2-seater Sports Car - red body, black type 4 chassis, ridged hubs - Good Plus.

Dinky 35 Series Car group - 35A Saloon Car x 3, grey blue, mid blue, replacement wheels, also 35C MG Sports Car, fawn, mid blue with wire windscreen, green (repainted), wire windscreen and hole in seat - overall Fair to Excellent. (6)

Airfix original drawing of Triumph TR4A Sports Car - see photo.

Dinky Toys Cars - Fourteen models, all in need of restoration, including early 36d Rover Sports Saloon (no grill, repaint, smooth hubs), 36b Bentley (no grill, repaint, smooth hubs), the others generally early post-war issues. (12)

* BARC Motor Racing at Castle Combe. An original poster for the event on Easter Monday 1966, decorative artwork design by Dexter Brown depicting sports-racing and GT cars, lithograph on paper, original fold-marks otherwise good condition, together with Silverstone Vintage Car Races poster, c. 1970s, largest 30 x 20in (71 x 56cm) (2)

* Hamel (Georges, Geo Ham). “Motocyclistes”, an original pre-war pochoir print, c. 1930s, depicting young couple on a sports motorcycle, full-colour lithograph with artist’s signature, and impressed imprint of the litho-stone on art-paper, French origins, unframed, 12 x 18in (31 x 46cm) (1)

* Jaguar and MG c. 1965. Two artwork paintings, depicting Jaguar E-type Roadster and MG B Sports 2-seater models, original designs for “Airfix” Kits box-tops or packaging, watercolour & gouache on art-boards, unsigned, previously purchased from the auction sale of Airfix artwork archive, 15 x 20in (38 x 51cm) (2)

* Roy (Rob). “Lago-Talbot”, an original painting depicting the Talbot 4.5-litre Bi-Place Sports car at Le Mans c. 1950, monotone, water-colour and gouache highlights on paper, signed by the artist in blue ink lower right, unframed, 7 x 10in (18 x 27cm) (1)

* Ferrari - Maserati & Alfa Romeo. A good group of Marque-history and related books including Ferrari (Tanner) 3rd ed. +d-j, Ferraris at Le Mans (Pascal) The Colonel’s Ferraris (Nye), The Complete Ferrari (Eaton), Testa Rossa V-12 (Finn), Ferrari “95 (plus comps-slip), Ferrari Owner’s Club Journals and related titles, also with Maserati Road Cars 1946-79 (Crump/de la Rive Box), Maserati Sports-racing and GT Cars (Crump/de la Rive Box), Alfa Romeo Milano, (Frostick) and Alfa Romeo (Lurani) etc. (approx. 40)

Motor Racing 1930s-1960s. A good group of motor-racing history and related books including, Triumph & Tragedy (Kaltenbach & Frere) publishers signed copy 2004, The Cruel Sport (Daley) 1963, Gordini Un Sorcier Une Equipe (Christian Huet) with author’s signed dedication, Auto-Jahr 1953/4 & 1956, Automobile Year 18 & 32, Le Mans 1959 (Moss & Boyd) signed dedication by both authors, Three-Pionted Star (Scott-Moncrieff), Aston-Martin (Coram) Porsche (Meisl), Jaguar Sports Cars (Skilleter), Ferrari & Maserati in Action (Frostick) 1957, Drivers in Action (Klementaski & Frostick) 1955, Racing Sports Cars (Klementaski & Frostick) 1956, Formula 2 (Grant) 1st Ed +d-j 1953, Wheels at Speed (Chula) 2nd ed +d-j 1946, John Cobb Story (SCH Davies) 1st ed +d-j, History of Brooklands Motor Course (Boddy) 1st ed +d-j 1957, Vanwall Story (Klementaski & Frostick) 1st ed +d-j 1958 and other related titles etc. (a carton)

* Meccano “No 1 Constructor Car”. Painted tinplate clockwork toy in the likeness of the Aston-Martin “International” sports-car, c. 1930s, originally sold in kit-form self-constructor set, this example has only the two-seater sports body configuration, fully assembled in working order with original key and spanner etc., together with with three pre-war Meccano Instruction booklets, all showing some age-wear, Meccano clockwork motor (boxed) and Hornby “0” gauge track (boxed) (6)

* “Scalex” and “Startix” Toys. A group of early post-war tinplate clockwork racing and sports cars by “Minimodels Ltd” c. 1950s, including Ferrari, Maserati, Aston-Martin DB2, Jaguar XK120 and Sunbeam Alpine Sports, utilising the “pull-and-go” clockwork mechanisms employed by the manufacturer, the fore-runners of the famous “Scalextric” brand model-racing series, various conditions (6)

* HMS Lothian. An album containing approx. 200 b&w snapshots, c. 1944/45, seemingly compiled by Sergeant C. J. Martin, and containing snapshots of crew, the ship and places visited, including New York, Charleston, South Sea Islands and Australia, largely uncaptioned and corner-mounted as multiples to a page, the majority approx. 5 x 8cm but a small number larger, contemp. limp cloth, rubbed, oblong folio, together with a long eleven-page typed letter from Sergeant Martin aboard HMS Lothian dated 30th December 1944, giving an account of his recent adventures in New York and Panama, plus two further albums relating to Martin including Australian and Military interest, plus an assortment of ephemera, including some sports team photographs, several featuring Martin in RAF records, Gloucester AFC (a carton)

* Sports. A group of approx. forty modern sporting autographs, c. late 20th and early 21st century, including signed fan cards, magazine portraits, etc., footballers include Ryan Giggs, Glenn Hoddle, Peter Bonetti, Jimmy Greaves, Dennis Bergkamp, Jackie Charlton, John Barnes, other sports including Henry Cooper, John Curry, Jackie Stewart, Lester Piggott, and Brendon Foster (approx. 40)

A late 20th Century quartz centre seconds Watch, Zurich Sports, the quartz movement to a circular silvered dial, in a polished and textured case with integral bracelet, width 1 5/8”

A silver & enamel Aston Villa Schools’ Charity Cup winner’s medal season 1913-14, the obverse with the Aston Villa FC club crest and motto in enamel, the reverse inscribed 1913-14, ASTON VILLA SCHLS CHARITY CUP, WINNERS, CHURCH Rd. YARDLEY, Wm. HOLLAND . The Aston Villa [Schools’] Charity Cup has a long history. It was first contested in 1886-87 and still continues today. The tournament is open to U-15 teams from the Birmingham Schools Sports Federation with the final played at Villa Park in May. This winner’s medal was won by William Holland in season 1913-14. He was a pupil of Church Road Council School in Yardley which is now known as Yardley Primary School, an institution that celebrated its centenary last year. Church Road won the competition again in 1921 & 1924

A 1921 F.A. Cup final souvenir magazine, All Sports Illustrated Weekly, the front cover featuring the Tottenham Hotspur and Wolverhampton Wanderers captains shaking hands before the match, and with double page centre spread of player portraits superimposed over the final venue, Stamford Bridge

A collection of sporting books, magazines and programmes, the lot including three bound volumes of World Sports Magazine for 1949, 1951 & 1952, five equestrian books, a few autographs including the footballers Billy Liddell & Tom Finney, 1960s editions of Speedway Post, other sports magazines and programmes including the 1968 European Cup final (a qty.)

A large quantity of sporting memorabilia auction catalogues dating from the early 1980s to the present day, general sports sales, specialist auctions of football, golf, cricket, rugby, sporting art etc., mostly UK but some American, continental and Australian content, Sotheby’s, Christie’s, Bonham’s, Budd, Mullocks, Knights, Phillips, Brookes etc

A collection of autographed sports shirts and books, the replica shirts comprising a squad-signed Manchester City FC, a squad signed England 2003 Cricket World Cup, a squad signed England ODI series v South Africa in 2009, two England Test Match shirts both double-signed by Mike Atherton and Alec Stewart and inscribed 100 NOT OUT; together with signed autobiographies or biographies for Ian Botham, Frank Bruno, Willie Carson, Keith Fletcher, John Francome (two), Andy Irvine, Martin Johnson and John Lever (two), plus two Grand National history books both signed by Bob Champion (17)

A collection of volumes on sport, including titles covering tennis & racquet sports, billiards, pelota, ski-ing, bowls and other sports, titles from the All-England Series for Gymnastics Competition and Display Exercises; Tennis, Rackets & Fives; Broadsword & Singlestick; a Russian sporting history book and many other titles (a qty.)

* The Slazenger Company Archive for the period circa 1935 to 1960, including an unbroken run of minutes books of directors numbered 1 to 18, No.1 beginning with the date 9th April 1935, all books fitted with brass locks, some are presently in the locked position, No.18 being one of them, but the run ends circa 1960; together with ledgers from the same period for Export Sales Analysis, a Register of Shareholders, a Director’s Attendance Book, Private Ledgers, General Ledgers, Minutes of the Financial Committee, AGM books, Extraordinary GM books; together with three minutes books for William Sykes & Co dating between 1932 & 1945.,; the lot also including a qty. of ephemera from Dunlop Sports including in-house newsletters and gazettes, employee guides; and other miscellaneous items (a qty.)

* An archive relating to sports equipment manufacturing at Dunlop Sport and Slazenger, including some superb official photograph albums with scenes on the production lines at Fort Dunlop manufacturing golf balls, tennis balls, footballs etc; plus files containing technical data regarding manufacturing processes, other official photo albums from Dunlop’s Waltham Abbey tennis racket factory and also specs for rackets & frames; also stock blocks for Dunlop rackets, golf balls and other sporting goods; also two books inscribed “Private Notes Re Lawn Tennis Balls, not to be removed from the private office” and a later inscription reading “This book has been kept by Archdale Palmer, Secretary of the All England Club and M.D. of Slazenger’s in the early 1920s”; a souvenir album to commemorate the Queen’s Award for Industry in 1971; a framed photograph of the Durban factory; and other miscellaneous items (a qty.)

Bound volumes of F.H. Ayres illustrated sales catalogues dating between circa 1880s and the 1930s, invaluable survivals showing the Ayres range over a wide range of different sports, but with the condition of the volumes ranging from good to poor, some lacking outer board, and some pages now detached and loose

A large quantity of Slazenger and Dunlop Sport illustrated catalogues and sales brochures dating from the post-war period, covering a wide range of different sports, some material from other sports brands as well; sold together with an archive from the advertising departments including a quantity of press advertisements cuttings, a quantity o Slazenger Wimbledon posters using retro imagery and other miscellaneous items (a qty.)

* A Dunlop Sports Co official stringing book, originally belonging to Mrs B Argent at the Waltham Abbey factory, and being a record of the racket stringing requirements of professional tennis players contracted to Dunlop competing at Wimbledon between 1976 and 1981, also other tournaments including Bournemouth & Edgbaston, players including McEnroe, Lendl, Noah, Smith, Miss Wade and other famous names, providing an interesting insight into the various racket preferences of the world’s top professionals

* A Dunlop Sports Co. Ltd. salesman’s specimen Maxply tennis racquet, a hinged custom made glass fronted wooden display case with carrying handle, the two sides demonstrating the main component parts of the racquet in two stages of production, title plaques, 42 by 80cm., 16 1/2 by 31 1/2in. when the case is closed

* A Dunlop Sports Co. Ltd. salesman’s specimen Maxply Fort Under 5 badminton racquet, a hinged custom made glass fronted wooden display case with carrying handle, the right hand side demonstrating the main component parts of the racquet, the left hand side mounted with the finished article, title plaques, 32 by 80cm., 12 1/2 by 31 1/2in. when the case is closed

* A Dunlop Sports Co. Ltd. Maxply Fort display racquet, the racquet mounted in a glass fronted display case with title plaques, 82 by 42cm., 32 1/4 by 16 1/2in.

Three 1920s/1930s ladies Tennis dresses, including a fine ivory silk example with original belt & buttons, embroidered tennis rackets to each breast pocket; a silk drop-waisted dress; another silk drop-waisted dress applied with eau-du-nil tennis balls; sold together with a short 1970s dress by HuBub Sports, white with blue lacing and detailing (4)

Neil Leifer photographic prints lots 682 to 685. Neil Leifer was born in New York City in 1942. He is generally considered to be the greatest sports photographer in the world whose work has appeared chiefly in Sports Illustrated and Time magazines. Leifer collaborated with the noted author Thomas Hauser on a book about Muhammad Ali entitled Memories. Hauser supplied the text and Leifer the photographs for this fine work. As part of this project a series of limited edition photographic prints were produced, each image signed by Muhammad Ali and by Neil Leifer. Neil Leifer (photographer born 1942). MUHAMMAD ALI V SONNY LISTON I: “THE PHANTOM PUNCH”, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA, 25 FEBRUARY 1964. Perhaps the most famous image in boxing sports photography, depicting Ali standing over Liston and yelling at him to “get up and fight”, a colour photographic print, small version, numbered 86 of 350, signed to the lower margin in ink by Neil Leifer, mounted together with the signature of Muhammad Ali on white card and with printed message “With Best Wishes”, the image 26 by 25cm., 10 1/4 by 10in., framed & glazed; sold together with a certificate of authenticity signed by Thomas Hauser 12 February 1996; and a later letter of authenticity signed by Thomas Hauser and dated 9 March 2007 confirming that the Ali’s signature mounted together with print No.86 was signed in his presence (3). The blow that ended the match became known as “the phantom punch,” so named because most people at ringside did not see it. Even Ali was unsure as to whether or not the punch connected, as footage from the event shows Ali asking his entourage “Did I hit him?” after the match

Three coloured hunting prints, mounted and framed, together with a old four seasons sports. calendar. (4)

A Photograph Album, containing numerous personal photographs depicting the life of Charles Wilfred Hext of the Devonshire Regiment when he was stationed in India circa 1905 -1909. The photographs and postcards begin with his arrival in Port Said 1st March 1905 and show his life at work, but mostly at play , including parties, inter-company sports, tiger and other hunting scenes, together with Programmes of Entertainment etc., bound in black cloth.

Pollok & Thom. Wild Sports of Burma & Assa first edition plates and illustrations 3 maps (2 folding) occasional spotting original pictorial cloth spine dulled 8vo 1900.

Johnson (Daniel) Indian Field Sports 1827 second edition engraved frontispiece and 4 plates ink ownership inscription to head of title some creasing to corners handsome contemporary diced russia richly gilt rubbed at extremities a very good copy 8vo 1827.

Football: Selection,1940s onwards inc. annuals, FA Year Books, Playfair etc, season ticket voucher forms, Songsheets inc. FA Cup Finals 1965 & 1967, various Man Utd items, plus handbooks, booklets and a number of mounted vintage photos (Amateur teams) from various sports (fair/vg) (qty)

Football programmes: Selection inc. Arsenal Res v Chelsea Res 1934/1935 (part back page missing), Gunflash January 1952, Aldershot v Accrington 1961/1962 (last season), Ryde Sports v Cowes Res 1955/56 and various single sheets (48)

Athletics: Five 1930s programmes, four at White City, Southern Championships 1932, AAA Annual Championships 1933 & 1935 and GB v France 1935, sold with Southern Championship programme from Guildford Sports Ground 1932 (gd/vg) (5)

Motor Sports: Scrambling, a collection of approx 40 b/w 10" x 8" press photos, mid 1950s - 1980s, all from the Reading, Basingstoke, Salisbury area. Some posed but mostly action shots, a few signed inc. Richard Evans, Lew Coffin, Dave Purchase etc. Interesting lot (vg)

Rugby: Scotland. A collection of four programmes from the Melrose Football Club Annual Sports meetings, 1931, 1933, 1937 & 1938. These include the famous Melrose 7`s as well as other events (gd/vg) (4)

Sport: Selection, mostly programmes, various sports 1950s onwards including Rugby Union, Cricket, Athletics, Stock Car Racing etc. The lot also includes a few magazines and books, some with boxing interest plus a few non sporting items. (fair/vg) (200+)

Sport: Selection 1950s onwards inc. Eagle Sports Annuals, Cricket scorecards & books, football programmes, Liverpool pennants (x2), FA Cup Final ticket 1967, a boxed set of commemorative medallions from the 2008 Beijing Olympics etc (gen gd) (qty)

Wembley Distinguished Visitor Books, 1935 - 1962. The following lots have all originated from the Official Wembley Visitors books collected at the Stadium and Empire Pool over a period of 27 years. This unique collection contains signatures from Royalty, Politicians, Celebrities and The Military. It also includes a good number of competing teams and competitors covering a wide range of sports and events. Each lot is sold with a copy of the cover of the book they were taken from. Wembley Autographs: Football, FA Cup Final 1949, Wolverhampton Wanderers v Leicester City, a sheet bearing 14 signatures from the Wolverhampton Wanderers squad inc. Stan Cullis (Manager), Pye, Smyth, Shorthouse, Williams, Mullen etc (vg) (1)

Cigarette cards: CWS, British Sports, two cards, 25 Wrestling & 26 Sculling (gd) (2)

Railways: A GWR railway handbill advertising excursions from Frome to Clutton for the Clutton Flower Show, Athletic Sports & Gymkhana 9 August 1905. Event supported by the W.D. & H.O. Wills Military Band (slight paper loss to one side not affecting text) (1)

Postcards: Sport, collection of 40+ cards, RP`s & printed, various Sports inc. Golf, Cricket, Tennis, Skating, Horseracing etc, several comic, some team groups (gen gd)

Football programmes etc: Arsenal, collection of home programmes, 1956/57-1970/71 (130+) inc. League, Cup, European games, friendlies etc sold with three 1930s scrapbooks with comprehensive Arsenal coverage as well as other teams & sports inc. Australian Cricket Tour (gen gd)

The following eighteen lots are from the Estate of the late Peter Leggatt MBE: Captain Thomas Williamson 1790-1815 and Samuel Howitt 1755-1822- Oriental Field Sports..., c. 1805, "The Ganges Breaking its Banks, With Fishing. & Co", plate XXXV; published Sept 1th 1805 by Edward Orme, Bond Street London, aquatint, by Henri Merke act. late 18th/early 19th century, After Captain Thomas Williamson and Samuel Howitt, from the original edition of forty plates from the "Oriental Field Sports; being a complete, detailed and accurate description of the wild sports of the East";After George Fennel Robson 1788-1833- "South West View of Durham Cathedral.."; hand-coloured aquatint by W Bennet, 48x66cm, (2)

A collection of vintage bags and accessories to include a gilt metal framed French sports bag, 60-10