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Four Balsa Wood Scale Model Aircraft Kits, comprising of Comet Aeronca Chief, Aero Graphics 1913 Eastbourne Monoplane, West Wings 1936 Wakefield Trophy Winner 1/2 scale, Veron Miniscale Dart Kitten,span 67.4cm, all boxed, unchecked

Football, The European Champions Club Cup, a small miniature replica trophy (with plinth), previously the property of Paul Trevillion

Motor Racing, to include 5 Grand Prix programmes for the RAC British Grand Prix at Silverstone, 1958 autographed by Peter Collins, 1960, 1963, 1965, 1969, plus International Trophy Meeting at Silverstone, 02/05/58, 02/95/59, 19/05/60, 06/05/61, 08/07/61, 12/05/62 signed by Graham Hill, 11/05/63. In addition are various booklets including Castrol Achievements, BP & Shell successes, Ian Allan ABC of British Cars, Ian Allan ABC of Continental Cars etc., Learners Driving Test, a total of 27 items

1936 New Cross, Speedway, a collection of 11 home programmes from 1936, rusty staples noted, Hackney Wick (29/40/1936), Wembley (08/04/36), Hackney Wick (12/08/36), Hackney Wick (02/09/36), Belle Vue (06/05/36), West Ham (27/05/36), Wembley (03/06/36), Hackney Wick (10/06/36), Wembley (08/07/36), West Ham (16/06/36), Tom Fardon Memorial Trophy (30/09/36)

Scottish League & Cup, 86 Football Programmes From 1957/8 To 1983/84, Aberdeen V 76/7 Celtic - 77/8 Partick (5) – 82/3 Dundee Lge (2), Dundee Sc (5), Dundee/ Dumbarton/ Morton (3 In 1) Slc (4) , Kilmarnock/ Hibernian (2 In 1) Lge – 83/4 Dundee, Airdrieonians V 74/5 Dumbarton, Albion V71/2 Dumbarton, Ayr V 64/5 Stehousemir - 68/9 Arbroath Slc, Queen Of S – 74/5 Celtic Slc – 75/6 Celtic Nov & May, Berwick V 68/9 Queen Of S., Celtic V 68/9 Celtic View No 156 – 76/7 Motherwell, Dumbarton V 76/7 Montrose, Dundee Fc V 57/8 Queen Of S. Wof £2 – 68/9 Airdrie – 71/2 Celtic Slc Qf Replay (@ Hampden), Morton, Dundee Utd V 68/9 Celtic Fld – 85/6 Celtic (Incl Newspaper Review), Dunfermline V 66/7 Ayr, East Fife V 58/9 Morton, Hamilton V 64/5 Arbroath, Hearts V65/6 Partick – 66/7 Dundee Utd Sof – 75/6 Celtic, Hibs, Hibernian V 67/8 Dundee, Kilmarnock V 65/6 St Mirren – 776/7 Celtic - 77/8 Celtic - 79/0 Celtic – 93/4 Celtic Nov, Rangers Nov, Meadowbank Thistle V 76/7 Stenhousemuir, Montrose V 71/2 Alloa – 78/9 Celtic Slc, Morton V 58/9 Forfar - 68/9 Airdrie Rs – 69/70 Motherwell Slc Sof – 78/9 Celtic Aug & Dec, Motherwell V 74/5 Partick Cr – 78/9 Celtic, Partick Thistle V 76/7 Celtic – 77/8 Celtic, Queen Of South V 66/7 Brechin, Cowdenbeath, Dumbarton, East Stirling, Raith – 67/8 Albion, Cowdenbeath, Raith Slc - 68/9 Berwick, Brechin, East Fife, Queen’S Park V 66/7 Stenhousemuir Sc, Raith V 63/4 Morton – 67/8 Dundee, Rangers V 64/5 Morton Fld - 75/6 Motherwell, Stirling Albion V 66/7 Falkirk, St. Johnstone V 65/6? St. Mirren, St. Mirren V 77/8 Celtic Lge & Slc, Skol Festival Trophy 79/80 Involving Coventry/ Hearts/ Hibernian/ Manchester City

1992/93 Leeds Utd v VFB Stuttgart, a fully signed colour photograph of both teams who played in the European Cup game in September 1992 (the picture was from World Soccer was taken a month earlier at the Makita Trophy Tournament), signed by 22 players in excellent condition

1904 Sheffield Wednesday, a postcard by 1903/1904 showing the Trophy and 6 players (pen pictures) who won the First Division Championship (Leyton, Lyall, Burton, Crayshaw, Ruddlesdin and Ferrier)

1903 Sheffield Wednesday, a postcard, by Furniss, showing the First Division Challenge Trophy won by the club in 1902/1903 and 1903/1904, in very good condition

1938 New Cross Speedway, a collection of 9 home programmes from 1938, rusty staples noted, Wimbledon (05/10), Wimbledon (21/09), West Ham (14/09), Wimbledon (03/08), Wimbledon (06/07/38), Harringay (08/06/38), Wimbledon (01/06/38), Wembley (04/05/38), Tom Farndon Memorial Trophy (12/10/38)

A collection of silver and other items, including a porcelain lobster bowl from WMF, small silver trophy on stand, set of six silver handled butter knives, six 800 marked coffee spoons, pair of small silver salts and more

A small group of collectables, including a miniature silver trophy cup, a thin 22ct wedding band, 1g, a 9ct gold eternity ring, AF, 2.7g, a small group of coins and a quantity of enamelled bowling and other badges

A Silver Two Handled Golf Club Trophy, Together With A Silver Pepper & Serviette Rings

A tray lot including postal scales, Rye Golf Club Hole-in-one trophy, Union Flags etc Condition Report: Available upon request

A tray lot of EP - trophy cups, teapot, loose cutlery Condition Report: Available upon request

A twin handled silver plate trophy cup on socle stand "The Daily Record International Trophy", 35cm high including stand Condition Report: Available upon request

A silver plated twin handled curling trophy on three broom supports, 34cm high Condition Report: Basically good condition, no visible damage.

A continental silver figure of a hare drawing a wheelbarrow with a cockerel with import marks for Bernhard Muller, 10cm long with other metal figurines, pig pin cushion, cat and basket, pug dog, filigree horse and carriage and a silver top from a golfing trophy (6) Condition Report: Available upon request

A 1940s bronze touring trophy plaque Fabelta inscribed 1942 Par-Dor Tubize Setilose, 38cm x 25cm.

A 1980 Yamaha TZ 350 Frame number 115314 Used by Phil Mellor to win the 1983 Junior TT Fitted with Spondon frame Totally restored and ready to use Includes the TT replica silver trophy Phil lost his life at the 1989 TT Motorcycle location: Rugeley All lots in this sale are sold as is and bidders must satisfy themselves as to the provenance, condition, age, completeness and originality prior to bidding. Please read our terms and conditions

A silver cream jug together with two silver trophy cups and assorted electroplated wares

A shell inlaid box, together with a marquetry box, clock, trophy cup etc

A Samsung television, together with a watch winder, books, trophy cups, pens, coins, Whisky, fishing Flies, etc

Roman Bronze coin - Constantine dynasty - Standing Victory with Trophy Left. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

A hallmarked silver framed calendar and a silver plated trophy.

THREE RIFLE ASSOCIATION SHOOTING TROPHY TANKARDS

A George V silver trophy, of circular form with ear handles, on a turned stem and circular foot, marked Grantham and District Agricultural Association 1922 won by Mr Matthew Hubbard of Eaton, Birmingham 1921, 12cm high, on an ebonised plinth base, 6.8oz of silver.

Silver trophy, 'Witton Park Homing Society', marks rubbed, 11oz. Contactless collection is strictly by appointment on Thursday, Friday and Saturday only. Please call 0191 5372630 to arrange.

A damaged silver trophy, 14.7 oz. Contactless collection is strictly by appointment on Thursday, Friday and Saturday only. Please call 0191 5372630 to arrange.

A Top Section From a Silver Two Handled Trophy, The Daily Dispatch Amateur Bowling Handicap Winner 1935, 180g

A GEORGIAN MAMELUKE BY PROSSER WITH TROPHY BLADE, 62cm curved blade with clipped back point and decorated to either side with panels of calligraphy in gold damascene, characteristic hilt, the crossguard with bun-shaped terminals, two-piece riveted wooden grips, contained in its steel mounted leather wrapped wooden scabbard, the upper mount with maker's panel.

AN INTERESTING SNAKE'S HILT TROPHY MAMELUKE, 82.5cm pipe-backed blade with spear point decorated with talismanic symbols and with traces of gilt highlights, cast brass hilt composed of two entwined eagle-headed serpents, contained in its steel scabbard. The blade and scabbard probably French, the hilt of Arabic origin.

Pele signed large colour photoprint,portrait against a backdrop featuring an enlarged image of the FIFA World Cup Trophy, mounted, ready for framing, overall 70 by 59cm., with COA

Fine album of signed First Day Covers and philatelic items relating to the 2nd edition of the American Cup International Soccer Tournament in 1961,the neatly compiled album commences with an introduction page that has been autographed by the President of the New York International Soccer League William D. Cox; it then continues with a beautiful set of signatures of overall champions Dukla Prague, the page also hinge mounted with Czech football postage stamps, there follows a page with the autographs of the Prague and Everton teams that played in the American Challenge Cup Final, from thence onwards the album contains a team-signed FDC for each competing team and with the sole exception of Karlsrue a photograph of the team, the signed FDCs comprise Dukla Prague (Czechoslovakia), Everton (England), Bangu (Brazil), Kilmarnock (Scotland), Besiktas (Turkey), Karlsrue (West Germany), New York Americans (USA), Dinamo Bucuresti (Romania), Red Star Belgrade (Yugoslavia), A.C. Monaco (Monaco), Shamrock Rovers (Republic of Ireland), Montreal Concordia (Canada), Petah Tikva (Israel), Third Lanark (Scotland), Birmingham City (England), Espanol de Barcelona (Spain), Rapid Vienna (Austria) and Eintract Frankfurt (West Germany), the album concludes with an unsigned United Nations FDC for the tournament In a complicated format Everton and Dukla Prague received trophies for finishing first in the table for Sections 1 & 2 of the competition. Prague then proved the superior team defeating Eveton 2-0 in the League Championship and 7-2 in the American Challenge Cup. There was also a MVP trophy that was awarded to the Bangu (Brazil) player Valter Santos.  This attempt in the USA in the early 1960s to create a Club World Cup was eventually usurped by the UEFA/CONMEBOL Intercontinental Cup which had been launched concurrently.Provenance:Originally from the collection of Ronald Landy Antinoris ('Scot Landy'), the renowned Glasgow collector of autographed football philately.

Three framed photographic presentations for football legends Diego Maradona, Paul Gascoigne and Jurgen Klinsmann,comprising a signed action photograph of Paul Gascoigne playing in the FA Cup semi-final against Arsenal at Wembley 1991, signed in black marker pen, framed, 51 by 66cm. a signed photograph of Jurgen Klinsmann holding the 1996 UEFA Euro winning trophy for Germany, with the final programme 30th June 1996, framed, 46 by 58cm.; and a Diego Maradona World Cup winning photograph with signature in black marker pen on white paper below, framed, 35.5 by 25.5cm.

A fine Blackburn Rovers 1928 F.A. Cup Final souvenir photograph album originally the property of club Vice-Chairman J. Eddleston Esq.,gilt stamped cover, containing an example of a player's shirt badge, a passage of printed text and 33 high quality photographs including team-group, club directors, the trophy, aerial view of Wembley, laying of a club wreath at the Cenotaph in Whitehall, community singing, the singing of Abide With Me, crowd scenes, players taking to the field, presentation of players to H.M. The King, captains shaking hands at the centre spot, panoramic views of the match in progress, close-up of the 1st minute goal, 2nd goal as seen from the stand and another from a nearer view, Harry Healless receiving the Cup and medal from the King and other views of the ceremony, parading the cup, scene in the dressing room, and concluding with the triumphant return to Blackburn.  Condition is fair with wear to the exterior of the album, and the interior, there is water damage evident throughout the pages, the spine is damaged with losses.

Tottenham Hotspur press photographs,from the 1950s onwards, subjects including team-groups. match-action, the Division One Trophy in the Dressing Room, approx. 30 in a binder, plus a few additional loose

Collection of F.A. Trophy and F.A. Vase Final & Semi-Final programmes dating between the 1970s and 1990s,Trophy, 25 finals & 53 s/f's; Vase, 9 finals & 47 s/f's (qty. 134)

Large collection of minor cup finals programmes,extensive array of local cup competitions with good representation from all regions of the country but with particular emphasis on London and Essex football, amongst many, many others examples of competitions represented include Isthmian League Cup, London, Charity Cup, London Senior Cup, Hitachi Cup, Surrey Senior Cup, AC Delco League Cup, Barnet Sunday F.L. Cup, London & Kent Border League Final, London Spartan League Challenge Cup, London F.A. Sunday Challenge Cup, London Youth F.A. Cup, Middlesex Senior Charity Cup, Mithras Cup, Chatham Cup, Oxfordshire Senior Cup, Northants Senior Cup, Huntingdonshire Senior Cup, Staffordshire Senior Cup, United Central League Cup, Alliance Premier League Bob Lord Trophy, Hillier Senior Cup, Nottinghamshire Senior Charity Cup, Oxfordshire Benevolent Cup Final, Northumberland Senior Cup, Northern Premier League Challenge Cup, Shipowners' Cup. West Riding County Cup, Alliance Premier League Cup, North Riding Senior Cup, Portsmouth F.A. Cup, Somerset Premier Cup, Southern League Cup, Sussex Senior Cup, Western Counties Cup, Wiltshire Professional Shield, North Berks Cup, North Hants Cup etc., etc.

Broad assortment of 'specials' football programmes programmes dating between the 1950s and 1980s Including Scottish Cup & League Cup finals & s/f’s, F.A. Amateur Cup & Trophy Finals, Finals & s/f’s for European Cup, Cup Winner’ Cup & UEFA Cup, Charity Shield (from 1962)  and international programmes for Scotland (from 1950), Wales (from 1950) & Northern Ireland from 1972 onwards (qty. 200 approx.)

Lowther Lees Tennis & Rackets Association and Bathurst Cup winner's medals presentational display, circa 1928-46, comprising seven individual silver medals, each with obverse engraved PRESENTED BY TENNIS AND RACKETS ASSOCIATION with crossed rackets, reverse AMATEUR TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP WON BY L. LEES, dated 1928, 1931/33/34/36/37/46, diameter 44mm., hallmarked; one individual silver medal obverse engraved PRESENTED BY TENNIS AND RACKETS ASSOCIATION with crossed rackets, reverse OPEN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP WON BY LOWTHER LEES 1935, diameter 44mm., hallmarked; one individual TENNIS AND RACKETS ASSOCIATION THE BATHURST CUP winner's medal, reverse engraved 1928 WON BY ENGLAND L. LEES, diameter 44mm., hallmarked; ten silver medals, each with obverse engraved TENNIS AND RACKETS ASSOCIATION THE BATHURST CUP with trophy image, reverse inscribed WON BY ENGLAND with 1925 E.M. BAERLEIN L.LEES, 1926 E.M. BAERLEIN HON. C.N. BRUCE L.LEES, 1927 HON. C.N. BRUCE, 1928 M. WOOSNAM L. LEES, 1929 E.M. BAERLEIN L.LEES, 1930 LORD ABERDARE E.M. BAERLEIN L.LEES, 1931/32/34/36 LORD ABERDARE L.LEES, diameter 44mm., each hallmarked, total weight approx. 607gr., sold with a custom made oak & double-glazed display case, 56 by 34.5cm, (19)

Victorian lawn tennis trophy,awarded to Herbert Chipp in 1881 by the Hampstead Cricket Club in their Annual Lawn Tennis Tournament. nickel silver trophy tankard, 12 by 9cm. Condition is good with obvious surface scratches to tankard, there is a dent is the lower side of the handle and it is tarnished.Just three years later Chipp would lose out to Lawford in the rounds at Wimbledon and later become a respected tennis author and administrator.

Trophy presented to Nikola Pilic captain of the winning German Davis Cup team in Stuttgart 17th December 1989,in the form of an impressive silver plated & red composition scale replica of the Davis Cup trophy set with presentation inscriptions, in original carrying case, 25.5cm high and in diameter West Germany defeated Sweden 3-2 in the Davis Cup Final held at the Schleyer-Halle in Stuttgart 15-17th December 1989. The German team comprised of Becker, Steeb & Jelen. The strong Swedish team inclede Edberg & Wilander in the singles matches.After retiring from playing tennis professionally, the 1970 US Open winner Nikola Pilić began coaching and became the first captain to win the Davis Cup trophy for three nations: Germany in1 988, 1989 and 1993, Croatia in 2005 and Serbia in 2010. He also runs a tennis academy near Munich. Professional champions such as Stich, Djokovic, Gulbis and Sevastova have developed through the Pilic academy. Provenance: Offered with a signed letter of provenance and a Spanish Auction House invoice from 2009. 

Team signed Australia replica shirt, 2017 ICC World Champions Trophy, signed by 13 members of the squad comprising Steve Smith, Pat Cummins, Aaron Finch, Josh Hazlewood, Travis Head, Moises Henriques, Chris Lynn, Glenn Maxwell, James Pattinson, Mitchell Starc, Marcus Stoinis, Matthew Wade and Adam Zampa, size adult medium, brand new with tags still attached, sold with COA and photo proof of signings The eighth ICC Champions Trophy tournament was held in England and Wales 1st-18th June 2017 and contested by the eight top-ranked ODI teams in the world. Australia failed to reach the knock-out semi-final stages, with Pakistan winning the competition.

Team-signed West Indies shirt from the 2004 ICC Champions Trophy in England,14 signature in black marker pen, short-sleeved traditional maroon, national crest and tournament inscription

Collection of York racecards, dating between 1929 and 2019, including the May Dante meetings and others during the racing calendar, the earliest 1929 featuring the third running of the Yorkshire Cup; representation through the decades comprises 1940s (Yorkshire Oaks and Nunthorpe - in which Musidora ran as a two-year-old), 1950s (ten), 1960s (12), 1970s (28 including a rare emergency issue broadsheet 15th June 1974 featuring the William Hill Gold Trophy), 1980s (nine), with the remainder dating between 1994 and 2019 (100)

Signed colour montage of Europe's victorious 2006 Ryder Cup winners, featuring large central image of the players at the trophy presentation, flanked by six cards, five signed by captain Ian Woosnam, Padraig Harrington, Paul McGinley, Darren Clarke and Lee Westwood, and one printed with the Ryder Cup crossed flags logo and RYDER CUP THE K CLUB 1927-2006, overall 30 by 50cm.

Tony Lema golf 1964 open champion scarce original vintage ink autograph,very scarce original ink signature of Tony Lema inscribed ‘Golfingly Tony Lema’ central to a piece of plain card size 2 ¾” x 2 ¼” lightly mounted beneath a picture of Tony Lema holding the open championship trophy (the claret jug), which he won in 1964, overall size 8 ¼ by 5 ¼in., very good clean conditionAnthony David Lema (February 25, 1934 – July 24, 1966) was an American professional golfer who rose to fame in the mid-1960s and won a major title, the 1964 open championship at the old course at St Andrews in Scotland. He tragically died two years later at age 32 in an aircraft accident near Chicago.

Isle of Man Senior TT motor cycling race poster with telegrams, dated Friday 17th June 1938, poster featuring applied Post Office telegrams of the leaders on the second and fifth laps, the handwritten Senior leader board in ink, framed, 70 by 57cm., poster bearing stains, signs of old tears & water marks, wear throughout The first Isle of Man Tourist Trophy race was held on 28th May 1907. It is staged annually on the island's public roads in time-trial format and is renowned as one of the most dangerous motor racing events in the world. In 1938, Britain's Harold Daniell completed a 91mph lap on his Norton - a new record which would stand for 12 years - and won the event from Stanley Woods and Freddie Frith.

Jockey's trophy for the 1919 Grand National won by Ernie Piggott on Poethlynin the form of silver claret jug, hallmarked Elkington & Co, Sheffield, 1913, on ebonised socle base, overall 48 by 20cm., 520gr., heavily embossed with foliage and cherubic figures, hinged lid and inscribed PRESENTED TO E. PIGGOTT BY THE LIVERPOOL EXECUTIVE ON THE OCCASION OF HIS WINNING THE GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE ON MRS HUGH PEEL'S POETHLYN ON MARCH 28th 1919. Substantial dents to rear of jug near the blank cartouche, two dents to front near inscription cartouche, pedestal base shows signs of squashing, hence leading slightly, cover does not close flush to the body, surface scratches, otherwise good condition. Poethlyn was the last of only four horses to carry the maximum weight of 12st. 7lb. to victory in the Grand National. Bred by Major Hugh Peel, owned by his wife and trained at Lewes by Harry Escott, Poethlyn had won the previous year's 'War Substitute' National at Gatwick, again ridden by Lester's grandfather Ernie Piggott, before the race returned to Aintree in 1919 when it was known as the 'Victory National'. The partnership won by eight lengths. Ernie Piggott had previously also won the Grand National in 1912 on Jerry M. Provenance: from the Lester Piggott Collection.

Trophy for the 1926 Newmarket Town Plate, in the form of twin-handled silver cup, hallmarked William Hutton & Sons, Birmingham, 1924, 18.5 by 27cm. across handles, 580gr. and inscribed NEWMARKET TOWN PLATE 1926, WON BY STEPHANIA, OWNER MR H.A. ARMITAGE, RIDDEN BY IRIS RICKABY, TRAINER WALTER GRIGGS. Iris Rickaby, herself descended from a famous racing family, was Lester Piggott's mother. She is reputed to have said after her son's first winner "He is quite a good rider but will never be as good as his father. Don't make a fuss. Lester is a very ordinary boy."Provenance: from the Lester Piggott Collection.

Multi-signed programme for the 14th British Racing Drivers Club International Trophy Meeting at Silverstone, 12th May 1962, 82-page programme featuring circuit map, articles race entries, score charts and advertisements, signed on title page by Graham Hill, Jack Brabham, Tony Marsh, Roy Salvadori, Bob Gerard, Richie Ginther, John Love, John Cooper and Raymond Mays, creases and wear to programme, wear around staples

Trophy for the 1928 Newmarket Town Plate, in the form of stemmed, bowl-shaped, twin-handled silver cup, hallmarked Charles Boyton & Sons Ltd., London 1928, 25 by 21cm. across handles, 480gr. inscribed NEWMARKET TOWN PLATE 1928, overall good condition, two minor dents on inscription. The race was won by Bogus, ridden by Piggott's mother Iris RickabyProvenance: from the Lester Piggott Collection.

Lester Piggott's winning trophy for the Devizes Donkey Derby 1955, in the form of a twin-handled silver cup, hallmarked Daniel and J.W. Wellby Ltd London 1932,12 by 17cm. across handles, 277gr. and inscribed PRESENTED BY THE MAYOR OF DEVIZES COUNCILLOR F.J. JENNINGS TO LESTER PIGGOTT, WINNER OF THE DONKEY DERBT DEVIZES - JULY 13th 1955Provenance: from the Lester Piggott Collection.

Lake Placid 1932 Winter Olympic Games b&w press photographs, comprising Werner Zahn presenting the trophy to Billy Fiske, USA four-man bobsled gold medallist; four-man bobsled gold medal-winning team; bobsled track, hut and action shots; opening ceremony team parade photographs, majority 5 by 7in. (10)

The trophy presented to Keith Piggott as winning trainer for the 1963 Grand National, in the form of stemmed, twin-handled silver cup, hallmarked Elkington & Co, Birmingham, 1962 on ebonised socle base, overall 34.5 by 36cm across handles, 750gr. and inscribed GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE 1963, PRESENTED BY MESSRS. TOPHAMS LTD, WON BY MR P.B. RAYMOND'S 'AYALA', TRAINED BY K.PIGGOTT. Lester's father, Keith Piggott (1904-1987), trained and co-owned Ayala with fashionable London hairdresser Raymond Bessone, better known as 'Mr Teasy Weasy'. Ayala, the 66-1 winner, was ridden by Pat Buckley and beat Carrickbeg, partnered by Mr. John Lawrence (later Lord Oaksey), in a field of 47 runners.Provenance: From the Lester Piggott Collection.

Seoul 1988 Olympic Games trophy issued by the Seoul Olympic Organizing Committee to thank individuals for their role in the preparation of the Games,the gilt-metal trophy surmounted by the Games mascot Hodori, on a base bearing a serial number 0579 with a Korean inscription translating as "Wishing a successful Seoul Olympics and your patriotism will be forever a lamp that throws light on the brilliant future of our country", height 37cm., area of damage to mascot's torch, in original case of issue

1910-11 London Charity Cup gold medal awarded to George Shipley of Dulwich Hamlet, quatrefoil shield-shaped medal, with loop ring, obverse with enamelled London crest, inscribed LONDON CHARITY CUP 1910-11, reverse hallmarked 9ct., Vaughtons Birmingham, 3 by 2.5cm., 8gr., in original fitted case with gilt lettering LONDON CHARITY CUP 1910-11 George Shipley played for Dulwich Hamlet against Nunhead FC in the two drawn games of the 1910-11 London Charity Cup Final. It was the first and only time the Final was deemed a draw after two games failed to separate the clubs, and the trophy was subsequently shared.

Terry McDermott's Newcastle United 1973 Anglo-Italian Cup winner's medal, 18 ct gold, of circular form, obverse with engraved trophy flanked by enamelled English and Italian flags, reverse engraved IV TORNEO ANGLO-ITALIANO 1973 ANGLO-ITALIAN COMPETITION, hallmarked 750, diameter 29mm.,12gr., with original fitted box Newcastle United defeated Fiorentina 2-1 at the Stadio Artemio Franchi, Florence on 3rd June 1973.Provenance:The Terry McDermott Collection. Graham Budd Auctions, 22nd May 2018, Lot 904.

1999 UEFA Super Cup Final runners-up medal awarded to an un-named Manchester United FC player,the circular medal with UEFA logo inscribed SUPER CUP 99, reverse with trophy and star motif and red, navy and yellow ribbon, diameter: 50 mm. Lazio won this match 1-0. The game was played at Stade Louis II, Monaco on 27th August 1999.

Bronze C.F. Pachuca (Mexico) 2017 FIFA Club World Cup third-place medal, circular form, inscribed FIFA CLUB WORLD CUP UAE 2017 with trophy emblem, reverse inscribed FIFA, diam. 5cm., with FIFA blue ribbon suspensionProvenance: Awarded to a FIFA staff member.