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A silver golf trophy modelled as an egg cup with club decoration and inscribed Dunlop Gold Ball hole in one souvenir, Birmingham 1931, Elkington & Co

Four miniature silver items including Victorian sugar caster (Chester 1893), coffee pot (Birmingham 1913), three-handled trophy cup (Sheffield 1904) and a two-handled trophy cup (Birmingham 1907), coffee pot 4cm overall height

Pair of Chinese silver menu holders in the form of dragons, stamped under feet - L. W. and Chinese character marks, together with a Chinese silver trophy cup with engraved inscription and Chinese character marks to base and a shell dish with three applied Chinese characters, on three ball feet. Approximately 9ozs weighable silver, menu holders 8cm overall length (4)

Early 20th century Austrian cold painted terracotta lynx head trophy with glass eyes, 28cm high

A silver cigarette case together with a small twin handled silver trophy and a silver Yard-O-Led propelling pencil.

Susanna Holt: Two framed and glazed sketches; Polo Match (Bremar Trophy, 79).

A pair of Birmingham hallmarked silver candlesticks together with London hallmarked silver trophy, a Chester hallmarked silver trophy and a Birmingham hallmarked silver miniature cigarette case (5).

A mixed collection of silver and silver-plated items to include four hallmarked silver napkin rings, a Birmingham hallmarked silver lidded miniature trophy and a glass and silver-plated hip flask.

Victorian and later boxes of coins and collectables, trophy cup, gilt metal ornate easel frame etc.

Silver trophy, various trophies, pheasant and chicken pictures, cutlery etc.

Victorian silver goblet shape trophy, London 1898, later engraved, 17oz, 29cm and another silver trophy cup, Birmingham 1936, twin scroll handles, 13cm (2).

Silver two handled trophy cup, Birmingham 1938, engraved R & W H Symingtons Recreation Club, 1938, fixed on an ebonised stand, 21cm overall.

A small gilt picture frame, rectangular with projecting square corners and a trophy surmount, the aperture 16 x 12cm.

A quantity of silver and platedware including, a boxed set of silver tea spoons, two photograph framed, two trophy cups, a pair of fish servers crumb scoop and sundry, (qty).

Victorian Part Painted Trophy Cabinet with two sliding glass doors

COLLECTION OF SILVER ITEMS including small trophy, bangle etc

SMALL SELECTION OF SILVER ITEMS comprising a small two handled trophy engraved 'Prize Layer Essex R.H.A 1910', hallmarks for Sheffield 1909; two Victorian silver bladed mother of pearl handled fruit knives of graduated size; a silver plate bladed butter knife; and two silver picture frame corner mounts

A small parcel of silver wares to include silver handled knives, trophy, napkin rings, mother of pearl handled fruit knife and Victoria commemorative thimble, various dates and makers (parcel)

VINTAGE CAR RACING: Two small format albums containing approx. eighty six corner mounted photographs, vintage car rallying in the 1950s-1960s, most images annotated to album leaves and to include Graham Hill driving a Lotus in the 1959 Empire Trophy, '57 Gold Cup, black and white and colour photographs of various sizes contained in two oblong 8vo albums, one with contents near detached, but condition generally sound. (2)

MOTOR TRIALS TO BROOKLANDS, 1930S, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM: A fine album of fifty two (three loose) original photographs from 1932, detailing various trials to Brooklands, average image size approx. 160 x 210mm, black and white photographs all annotated in detail identifying locations, drivers, dates, including: Donington Park 1933; Brooklands 1934; Coventry Cup 1934; British Empire Trophy; and Brighton Speed Trials 1934; etc., 4to album, covers worn and detached with the album leaves loose, but contents generally sound. (1)

SCHNEIDER TROPHY ARCHIVE: A wide-ranging collection of material relating to the Schneider Trophy, to include: a loose leaf album containing seventy seven period black and white press photographs of scenes around Calshot at the Schneider Trophy event over various years, late 1920s-early 1930s: many images annotated in pencil or with type-written captions affixed to versos, extracts of various contemporary periodicals inserted at rear with articles reporting the event and including some of the photographic images present; rare Official Programme for the Schneider Trophy Race held at Bournemouth on Wednesday September 10 1919 (this race was won by the Italian team in foggy conditions: they were later disqualified and the race was declared void); Gloster Aircraft Magazine, Christmas number for Jan.-Feb. 1927, with Schneider Cup Race Review; Southern Railway brochure advertising rates to Schneider Trophy event (1929?); 'Midnight Cabaret Programme for White Star Line Ship Homeric..', for the 1931 Schneider Trophy Contest; a second Southern Railway Schneider Cup Trains Timetable for 1931; Official Souvenir Programmes for the years 1929 and 1931, both issued by Gale & Polden; Royal Aero Club Schneider Seaplane Race Map, with course over-printed onto conventional sea chart in red, green and blue; two commemorative reports published by 'Flight' magazine; Royal Aero Club Schneider Cup Victory Banquet Ticket, 1927; 1929 Schneider Trophy Race Postcard, postmarked aboard the 'R.M.S. Arcadean' and dated 11 September 1929, printed results form on reverse with manuscript entries; miscellaneous other related periodicals and pamphlets; to also include: three volumes of the Official Air Ministry Aeronautical Research Committee Reports and Memoranda on the Schneider Trophy Contests for the years 1927 and 1931 (two copies). (Small quantity)

GLOSTER AIRCRAFT CO.: 'Gloster: Schneider Trophy 1927, Venice, Italy..'; With Compliments of Gloster Aircraft Co.: 8vo, souvenir brochure, text in English and Italian, photographic illustrations and diagrams, 8vo, in printed card covers; together with two brochures for the Gloster Meteor; plus Series 1-7 (lacking 3 but with duplicate Series 4) of 'The Aeroplane Supplement..', April 1928 - July 1929, all small folio in orig. wrappers; plus ten other Gloster advertisements/brochures. (20)

SOPWITH AVIATION COMPANY: a photographic history of the Sopwith Aviation Company compiled circa 1920s: large photo album, padded black calf boards, gilt ruled, containing fifty seven tipped-in photographs with accompanying type-written text, forming a comprehensive history of the company from inception in 1912 to display of Sopwith Stand at Olympia, 1920, images to include: Sopwith Winning Aerial Derby 1911; Sopwith Schneider Trophy Seaplane 1914; Howard-Wright Bi-Plane and Mono-Plane; Sopwith Gun-Bus Pusher Seaplane, numerous models including: Snipe; Dolphin; Cuckoo; Hippo; Sparrow; Snail; Swallow; Grasshopper; Dragon; etc., binding rubbed to extrems but otherwise in very good order. (1)

After W G Barrett, 'The Schneider Trophy, 1929', lithograph poster, 76 x 51cm, unframed.

Two 1964 Goodwood motor racing posters, one for Whit Sunday, 18th May; the other for 29th RAC International Tourist Trophy on 29th August, 76 x 51cm, both unframed. (2)

- Rare bike in this condition - Trophy winning bike - Stored for years in the previous owners lounge!

Various collectables including a silver female golfer bottle stopper, trophy cup, pottery oil lamp and cast bronze oil lamp, worked flint pieces, opera glass and spectacles etc.

A GEORGE V SILVER TWO HANDLED SUGAR BOWL, LONDON 1913 AND A MINIATURE SILVER TROPHY CUP, 8OZS 10DWTS

A hallmarked silver trophy. H17cm. Wt.14oz

Tri-ang Minic Motorway Sets: M1501, M1522 (2) and M1514 Trophy Race, all with two cars, controllers (except M1501) and track, in original boxes, F-G, cars may not be correct for sets, boxes generally, F (4 sets)

Provence Moulage & Other Resin Models, 1/43 scale factory built K755 Dodge Viper Coupe 1993, K490 Porsche 917 P.A 71 Interserie, Esdo Shadow Mk3 Can Am 1972, Alezan Lamborghini Countach Spice 1986, Gamma Models Aston Martin LM 79 and unbuilt kit Provence Moulage KC047 Renault Megane Trophy 2005, in original boxes, VG-E, kit unchecked for completeness, boxes VG (6)

Hallmarked silver cricket trophy from Mowbray Prep School on plinth. Assay Birmingham 1933. H: 11 cm. 92g

Small silver trophy inscribed 'Layfield Merit Cup', Birmingham 1931

Box of assorted metal ware to include assorted trophy cups, goblets, entree dish and cover, pierced two handled serving dish, other similar, toast racks, tea and coffee pot set, glass lined serving bowls etc.

A circular based silver trophy cup, the base having a band of bright cut delicate scrolling repeated to the rim, uninscribed body, 7.5ozs, Birmingham 1881

A Tray of Silver Plate Ware to Include Claret Jug Trophy Gallery Tray Etc.

A small silver trophy, Birmingham 1934, on an ebonised stand, together with two similar trophies, (3).

A HM silver trophy "Officers Shooting Cup" from Friends of Oxford

Triple Greyhound white metal sporting trophy

A horse head trophy for Market Rasen racecourse 2009

A pair of porcelain egg trinket boxes, an EPNS trophy cup, embossed metal box etc

A large solid silver trophy with Chester hall mark 1927, 14oz/397 gms, repair to stem, on original base with plate showing names and dates, 1930-1953

1966 Gold Sovereign in limited edition Benham hand illustrated cover celebrating World events in 1966 including Bobby Moore holding the World Cup trophy, certified 21 of 50

B33c Signed Lt General Ira Eaker , Lt Col R Johnson USA Pilot WW11 Ace 27 B24 Cover Signed Lt General Ira Eaker , Lt Col R Johnson USA Pilot WW11 Ace 27 4 Oct 1983 Washington DC 40th Anniversary of the introduction of the Liberator Mk3 to Royal Air Force Bomber Operations 14 December 1942. Cover depicts B24 Liberators of No 703 Sqn, No 445 bomb group USAAC. Squadron Commander Lt Col James Stewart RAF Badge 104 Sqn Personally signed Lt.Gen.lra. C.Eaker. USAF As World War II commander of both the 8th Air Force in England and the Mediterranean Allied Air Forces, Gen. Ira C. Eaker was one of the most important figures in air warfare. April 1945 marked a turning point for Eaker's career and for the something he called the new Air Force. Gen. Ira C. (Clarence) Eaker one of America's great air pioneers. The Ira Eaker Aviation Museum in Dallas is a fitting tribute to the son of a Texas tenant farmer who enlisted as a private in 1917, got his wings at Kelly Field in San Antonio, and ended his career as a four-star general in 1947. The museum is also another in a long list of honours for the man who commanded both the 8th Air Force and the Mediterranean Allied Air Forces during World War II. Eaker was commander of 8th Air Force when it deployed to England in early May 1942. By April 1945, he had accomplished his task by helping defeat Nazi Germany and freeing Western Europe. Before the end of the war, Eaker, like many other Army Air Force leaders, had made up his mind that the military should be reorganized. He wanted the services unified and the air arm to have parity with the Army and Navy. On April 13, his 49th birthday, Eaker was satisfied that the war in Europe was over, and made plans to go back to Washington, according to his biographer. After returning to AAF headquarters in April 1945, Eaker "was in the forefront in developing force structure, redeployment plans and organizational plans for the post-war Air Force," stated an Air Force history report. The history report also points to Eaker as one of the top men at AAF headquarters in 1945-47, when the AAF fought the successful battle for a separate Air Force. Eaker's executive officer during World War II writes that even before it was fashionable, the general had a nameplate on his desk that read "Air Force Spoken Here." In 1977, when Eaker was 81, he received the Wright Trophy, given annually to a civilian for aiding the cause of aviation. Two years later, at age 83, he received the Congressional Gold Medal an award first given to George Washington in 1777, and regarded ever since as the non-combatant equivalent of the Medal of Honour. Lt Col Robert Johnson USA Pilot WW11 Ace 27 Details and photo of Eaker. Eaker died on Aug. 6, 1987 RAF Ref no B33c. Certified copy No 1184 of 1520.very few additional Signed Johnson Good condition Est. £10 - 15

FULHAM AUTOGRAPHS Magazine team picture of 2nd Division Champions Fulham with trophy 1948/49, 13 signatures including Rowley, Stevens, Taylor, Bacuzzi etc. Laid down onto lined paper. Good

CRICKET -ANDREW HALL Man of the Match award trophy presented to Andrew Hall for his performance for South Africa v India at Kanpur in 2004 The top of the trophy is a little loose. Hall scored 163 for South Africa. Generally good

CRICKET- SOUTH AFRICA Andrew Hall ICC Champions Trophy 2006 South Africa Playing Shirt which has been signed by all the South Africa team, Hall 99 on the reverse and signed on the front by 14 South African players including Smith, Gibbs, Nel, Boucher, Hall, Ntini, Kemp. ABV, Pollock, Langeveldt and Kallis. Other signatories are Bosman, Dippenaar and Peterson. Good

CRICKET - SOUTH AFRICA Andrew Hall South Africa playing shirt for the 2006 ICL Champions Trophy held in India. Hall 99 on back and Number 54 underneath South Africa badge on the front. Good

MANCHESTER BOYS Three programmes for Finals in which Manchester Boys appeared, English Schools Final v Swansea , 17/05/1950 at Man City , future Busby Babes, Doherty and Scanlon in Manchester side, Cliff Jones in Swansea side, English Schools Trophy Final v Swansea (again), 21/05/1955 at Belle Vue and single sheet issue for Lancashire Schools Cup Final v Liverpool at Man City 28/04/1956 , Sadler in the Manchester side. All three have scores, changes, scorers etc noted, single sheet has some tears to edges and all have folds and some ageing etc. Fair

1971 FAIRS CUP FINAL Leeds v Juventus played 3 June 1971 Barcelona daily football newspaper "DICEN" dated 4th - June 1971 Front cover is entitled "LEEDS UNITED Campeon Copa De Ferias Rival Del Barcelona" includes review of the Final with team line-ups listed plus a preview for the Fairs Cup Trophy play-off Barcelona v Leeds due to be played in Barcelona in September. Generally good

FA TROPHY / VASE Collection of Trophy and Vase programmes, also includes 8 x Amateur Cup Finals, 53, 54, 56, 64, 66, 69, 71 and 72, some folds, creases. Collection of Vase and Trophy Finals also included. 32 programmes in total in this Lot, minor duplication. Fair-generally good

BIG MATCH Collection of 16 mostly modern Big Match programmes, includes Champions League Finals 2005 and 2008, UEFA Cup Final 2003, England Internationals, Play-Off Finals, Minor Trophy Finals, last match at Burnden Park, Bolton, first match at City of Manchester Stadium etc. Generally good-good

1948 RUGBY LEAGUE CUP FINAL Programme for the Final, Bradford Northern v Wigan, 01/05/1948 at Wembley. The programme is signed on the team page by both teams and the referee, 27 ink signatures. Wigan won the match 08-Mar and it was the first ever televised Rugby League match (albeit in the Midlands only) and it was the first Rugby League Cup Final to be attended by the reigning monarch, King George VI, who presented the trophy. Staples are rusty with some rust marks, slight fold but otherwise good. Generally good

ASTON VILLA MISCELLANY A postcard of a black & white team group from the late 1890's / early 1900's with the Championship trophy issued by Albert Wilkes, a black & white postcard of the Berlin Stadium in 1938 and a 7" X 5" black & white action photo of Villa away to a German XI which was played in the Berlin Stadium in 1938, a Hornet Top Players and Team wallet with 4 sheets, one of which is a colour team group of Aston Villa and 3 printed correspondence by Aston Villa relating to the McGregor Testimonial in 1893, two of which are marked. Generally good

1966 WORLD CUP ENGLAND PHOTOGRAPH A 15" X 12" black & white team group of the World Cup winning team plus Alf Ramsey and Harold Shepherdson in their red and white kit with Bobby Moore holding the trophy. The photo is mounted with the names very neatly written on the mount. Generally good

1966 WORLD CUP / BOBBY MOORE Two large photographs. Colour 15" X 12" of Bobby Moore holding the trophy aloft and being chaired by Hurst and Wilson after the Final plus a 20" X 16" black & white photo of Bobby Moore in the foreground at the training pitch. Good

FIFA WORLD CUP 1958 & 1970 / BRAZIL Eight FDC's relating to Brazil in the World Cup. 1958:00:00 2 Brazilian Airmail letters with the handstamp Brasil Campeo Mundial De Football 3/7/1958, 2 Brazilian envelopes, both with different with large designs, dedicated to winning the World Cup with the same handstamp but dated 2/7/1958, another Brazilian envelope with the stamp and design being the same with a different handstamp in January 1959 and an official 1958 World Cup FDC with the official emblem and handstamped 29/06/1958 Solna. 1970:00:00 A Brazilian envelope with 3 different stamps, Champions 1958, Champions 1962 and Final Holders of the Jules Rimet Trophy 1970 with 2 handstamps and another Brazilian envelope with a large design dedicated to winning the World Cup 1970 and a stamp for winning the 1962 World Cup. Good

MANCHESTER UNITED AUTOGRAPHS Six 10" X 8" black & white photographs of players who appeared for Manchester United in their 1967/8 European Cup winning run. David Sadler drinking a cup of team in front of his TV, Denis Law receiving an award, Tony Dunne sitting next to the European Cup trophy, Alex Stepney and Brian Kidd in training, Bill Foulkes standing with his arms folded and Nobby Stiles scoring against Arsenal in 1966 Good

LEEDS UNITED AUTOGRAPHS Two different 9.5" X 7" colour team groups with the 1991/2 Championship Trophy each signed by Tony Dorigo, David Batty and Gary McAlister. Good

BRITISH OPEN GOLF 1982 Programme for the 1982 British Open Golf Championship at Royal Troon with signatures on the front cover including Bernard Gallacher, Bill Rogers (cover shows him with the 1981 Trophy), Nick Faldo and another signature which we think is Lee Trevino but cannot vouch for it. Good