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QPR Scarce official Athletico Bilbao Club magazine dated July 1975 covering the Third International Trophy played in August 1975 involving AC Bilbao, QPR, Benfica and Real Sociedad. Internal pages preview the Tournament and include QPR teamgroup, ticket details and photos of Gerry Francis and Stan Bohles (Bowles). Pen pictures of the Rangers players are also included and the Cover of the magazine advertises the Tournament in colour. 40 page issue, vertical fold. Fair-generally good

CUP FINALS Collection of 144 major Cup Finals: FA Cup, League Cup, Charity Shield, European Cup, Cup Winners Cup, UEFA Cup, Super Cup, World Cup, European Championship, Scottish Cup, Scottish League Cup, Amateur Cup, Trophy/Vase, Play-offs and FA Youth Cup. No duplication. Good

A small silver trophy cup on an ebonised socle, together with a yellow metal cased propelling pencil in a Cartier box and a lady`s silver cased half Hunter fob watch.

Two commemorative medallions Rinini World Sailing Championship 1957, a silver medallion RN and SYC Sir J Beale Trophy 1937 and sundry sailing medallions

A COLLECTION OF ASSORTED SILVER PLATE INCL. A CUT GLASS SUGAR SHAKER, TWO TROPHY CUPS, A BON BON DISH AND A QUANTITY OF BONE HANDLED FISH KNIVES AND FORKS AND SIX SERVING SPOONS

A CHESTER HALLMARKED SILVER CREAM JUG AND SUGAR BOWL WITH FLUTED SIDES AND TROPHY HANDLES 1899 TOGETHER WITH A SILVER PLATED COFFEE POT

A silver, two-handled, trophy-shaped vase, engraved presentation inscription, Birmingham 1922 (17.6oz), 20.5cm high

An Oxford versus Cambridge golfing trophy 1920, the mesh gutty ball raised on a circular ebonised base with silver shield shaped plaque engraved `Oxford V Cambridge, Sunningdale 1920`, base 7.5cm diameter

George V silver golfing trophy cup by Walker & Hall, "Northern Command Golf Meeting 1930", on plinth, Sheffield 1929, 3oz. 3.75in. (9.53cm)

An Early 19th Century French Diplomat`s Sword, the 81cm single edge steel blade engraved and gilt with martial trophies and foliate tendrils, bearing traces of blueing, the hallmarked silver hilt with griffin mask and foliate chased and cast shell guard, the knuckle bow with a trophy of arms, with plumed and visored helmet pommel and two piece mother of pearl grip, lacks scabbard.

An Early 19th Century Officer`s Percussion Cap Pistol by D Egg, London, converted from a flintlock, the 22.5cm steel barrel signed on the top flat, with foliate engraved tang, slide safety, signed lock plate, walnut full stock with steel ramrod pipes, the trigger guard engraved with a martial trophy and with bud finial, the bag butt with diamond chequered grip and steel butt cap, with brass mounted wood ramrod.

An Early 19th Century Flintlock Pocket Pistol, the 8cm octagonal steel barrel with Birmingham proof marks, the tang engraved with leaf tips, the lock plate stamped H Nock, with slide safety, full walnut stock with chequered bag butt, steel trigger guard engraved with a martial trophy and with acanthus bud finial with steel ramrod.(some damage to butt)

A VERY GOOD EARLY 20TH CENTURY DOUBLE RHINO HORN TROPHY the two horns mounted upon an oval mahogany plinth. Large horn 43ms girth, 73cms long, Small horn 48cms girth, 44.5cms long. Total weight including plaque 6.08kgs. Some natural splits to horns. Provenance: Shot in 1946 in Kenya by the vendors Grandfather, Lieutenant Colonel Oliver North, with accompanying Cities certificate number 039-10.

Early Victorian silver table fork, Fiddle pattern handle, William Eaton, London 1841, three silver miniature trophy cups, continental silver and enamelled spoon, pin cushion, etc.

A selection of HM silver including a miniature trophy and mustard pot

A silver trophy, London 1897 by James Wakely & Frank Wheeler

A small silver trophy cup pewter tankards and various loose cutlery View on www.staceyauction.com

Wedgwood three coloured diced trophy plate from the museum series ltd edn boxed with certificate

Wedgwood three coloured Trophy Plate

AN IRISH SILVER TWIN-HANDLED TROPHY, DUBLIN 1936, with presentation inscription, Thurles Gun Club 1955. 7oz

A pair of silver sugar tongs, a silver miniature trophy, a/f, total weight 63gms, etc.

Quantity of lighters and trophy bases.

A Birmingham hallmarked silver trophy with two angular handles on circular foot and another awarded to JC Roberts of similar form, the latter 10.5cms high (2).

A two handled trophy, Chester, 1907, maker GM, RH of typical form with pierced scroll handles on circular ebonised foot, 22cms high.

A bag containing three silver fob chains, three sport`s trophy badges, one engraved cartridge case with Arabic script on the base (a quantity, various dimensions).

"Silver Continental wine strainer, a cork lifter, silver trophy, another EPNS trophy and a bachelor tea set "

AFRICAN WATER BUFFALO HEAD TROPHY EARLY 20TH CENTURY

An extremely fine detailed exhibition standard 3½in. gauge model of the GNR 4-2-2 Stirling Single locomotive and tender No. 1, built by A. Peacock, the boiler with fittings including steam pressure and water vacuum gauges (built by A. Peacock), safety, blower, injector, whistle, steam brake, clack and blowdown valves. Cab details include GNR pattern push/pull regulator, reverse lever with spring loaded catch, fire door with adjustable draught door, levers for sand, cylinder drains and damper and wooden cab floor. Chassis details include twin outside cylinders with inside Stephenson’s link gear with counterbalance weightshaft, detailed big ends, sanding boxes, working leaf springs, oil pots and pipes, high and low pressure injectors, steam operated brake gear, steps, hand and lamp irons and lamps. Tender details include water cocks, toolbox, hand operated brake gear, fine rivet detail (using special drill stand built by Mr Peacock) and hand feed pump. The engine and tender are finished in GNR livery and lining and polished brightwork, with engraved brass plates to splashers - 1020mm long; with set of of scale tools, oil can and showtrack, in glazed mahogany case. This locomotive won the prestigious Duke of Edinburgh Challenge Trophy, awarded to the winner of the Championship Award at the Model Engineer Exhibition, in 1970. The first of the iconic Stirling 8ft Singles was built at Doncaster, Works No. 50, on April 20th 1870, exactly a century before this model was constructed. The locomotive is preserved in the National Railway Museum, York, having been withdrawn from service in September 1907

Julius C¾sar, Denarius, Spain, c. 45, diademed head of Venus right, Cupid at shoulder, rev. trophy of Gallic arms between seated captives, 3.82g/3h (Craw. 468/1; RSC 13). Edge chip, otherwise very fine, toned

A FINE OTTOMAN BALKAN PERCUSSION BLUNDERBUSS, 19TH CENTURY with two-stage barrel encrusted with a gold sunburst fore-sight and with scrollwork over the breech, breech tang of shaped outline encrusted with gold linear ornament and an inscription, partly enclosed side-hammer action encrusted with further designs of gold, figured walnut full stock profusely inlaid with silver wire scrolls and small pellets over its entire surface, with a further inscription beneath the butt, steel trigger-guard decorated en suite with the barrel, hinged butt-cap decorated in gold with a trophy-of-arms, the inside of the butt hollowed for a charge and flints, horn fore-end cap, and contemporary ramrod 58.5cm; 23in The transcribed inscriptions read `amal-e parzarin adam usta` [Its maker is Adam Usta of Prizren] Prizren in Southern Kosovo was part of the Ottoman Empire until the First Balkan War (1912-1913).

A FINE SWEDISH ROYAL SWORD OF HONOUR GIVEN BY KARL XIV JOHAN, KING OF SWEDEN, WITH AMETHYST SET GILT-BRASS HILT AND GREEN PORPHYRY GRIP, CIRCA 1818-44 with curved pipe-backed blade double-edged towards the hilt, etched over its full surface and enriched with gilt and blued details, including elaborate trophies-of-arms, an eagle perched upon thunderbolts, the crowned Royal cypher `C XIV J`, an armoured figure, fasces entwined with foliage and a mounted carousel figure on one side and an owl as an allegory of wisdom upon a pair of fronds, the crowned Royal arms, fasces, a demi-armoured figure above a trophy involving pistols, and a figure in blued three-quarter armour on the other, the tip etched with a pattern of stars on a faux watered ground on each side, the back-edge engraved and gilt with conventional foliage over its length, gilt-brass hilt cast and chased in low relief, comprising a pair of langets decorated with a classical trophy-of-arms enclosed within a framework of flowers, foliate quillon with eagle`s head terminal, knuckle-guard decorated with neo-classical scrolls and trophies enclosing three hardstones, probably amethysts, and rising to the pommel, the latter formed as a plumed classical helmet set with the mask of Medusa at the front, green porphyry grip applied in gilt-brass with the crowned Royal cypher at the front, in its original leather-covered wooden scabbard with gilt-brass locket, middle band and chape each decorated with neoclassical foliage, scrolls and ornament including, on the chape an eagle upon thunderbolts, the middle band with a trophy involving a wyvern defending fasces, and an elaborate trophy of the locket, and remaining in very good to fine condition throughout 84cm; 33 1/4in blade Provenance Mauritz Axel, Greve Lewenhaupt (1791-1868), Marshal of The Realm (1849-60) and Over Governor of Stockholm (1841, 1842-44). The decoration is probably by Carl Gustaf Liljedahl of Stockholm. Another Royal sword of Honour with amethyst set hilt and green porphyry grips is preserved in the Royal Armoury, Stockholm, see L. Nordstrom 1984, cat. no. 26, pp. 107-8.

AN ASSORTMENT OF MILITARIA a Thistle Star, generally as Parkyn Figure 70 but with plain silver-plated rays, with gilt centre incised on a green enamel painted ground (the motto on a circlet rather than a strap as shown by Parkyn), now attached by bent wires to a plate somewhat in the style of a Waterloo shako-plate; an attractive gilt 18-flame grenade with a GR monogram within a beaded circle on the ball, now fitted to a flat brass plate; an unusual gilt brass plate, possibly for a fur cap, struck with GR monogram flanked by a trophy of arms and surmounted by a crown generally of Scottish style; 11 pairs of stitching holes for attachment; a reproduction shoulder belt plate of the 18th (Royal Irish) Regiment, struck with devices of the 18th Regiment as Parkyn Figure 183; a replica of a soldier`s post-1908 bronze cap-badge of the Westmorland and Cumberland Yeomanry as KK 1435; and a replica of a Waterloo shako plate (6)

A NORTH GERMAN OFFICER`S PARTISAN, DATED 1643 with broad central blade of hollow-diamond section formed with a pair of up-turned flat lugs at the base, decorated on each side with a trophy-of-arms and the date beneath in a panel (worn), tapering moulded socket interrupted by three hexagonal collars and a pair of long straps, on its original wooden haft with steel shoe 45.5cm; 18in head Probably intended for a specific corps, or perhaps for the entry of Duke August the Younger (1579-1666) who moved to the main residence in Wolfenbüttel in this year.

A BAVARIAN HUNTING SWORD, SIGNED STROBLBERGER IN MÜNCHEN, MID-19TH CENTURY with fullered blade etched and gilt with foliage, a trophy-of-arms and a garland on a blued ground over the lower half on each side, gilt-brass hilt cast and chased with foliage and trophies-of-hunting in low relief, including small shell-guard, a pair of recurved quillons, and polished horn grips retained by three pairs of rivets with foliate heads, in its original scabbard gilt-brass mounts en suite with the hilt, including signed locket (suspension ring missing), and complete with its accompanying knife 61cm; 24in blade

A BAVARIAN HUNTING SWORD, SIGNED STROBLBERGER IN MÜNCHEN, MID-19TH CENTURY with fullered blade etched and gilt with foliage, a trophy-of-arms and a garland on a blued ground over the lower half on each side, gilt-brass hilt cast and chased with foliage and trophies-of-hunting in low relief, including small shell-guard, a pair of vertically recurved quillons with hound`s head terminals, hound`s head pommel, and natural stag horn grip studded with three acorn bosses at the front, in its original scabbard with brass mounts en suite with the hilt, including signed locket (accompanying knife missing) 62cm 24 1/2in blade

A .600 CALIBRE BAVARIAN PERCUSSION SPORTING RIFLE BY C. REIBICHLER IN MUNCHEN CIRCA 1841-3 with etched twist octagonal barrel rifled with seven grooves, engraved with a band of foliage and inlaid with a silver line at the muzzle, signed in gold in a silver frame over the breech and inlaid with a further silver line, a pair of gold lines and scrollwork, scroll-engraved breech tang decorated with a pair of hounds in a rondel, with provision for a peep-sight behind, flush-fitting lock signed in a brass-lined recessed oval, decorated with a trophy-of-arms and with a mounted hunter in pursuit of a stag in an enclosure, double set trigger, figured walnut full stock, finely carved with a pattern of scale chequering at the fore-end and the grip, the butt carved with a green man mask beneath, with raised cheek-piece on the left and patchbox with sliding cover on the right, engraved steel mounts including side-plate formed of a pair of mirrored serpents, butt-plate with a rampant lion in a landscape, inscribed `no.188` and with birds-of-prey on the tang, wooden trigger-guard decorated with a baying hound on the bow and with engraved steel terminal, three blued steel ramrod-pipes, horn fore-end cap, and steel ramrod 61cm; 24in barrel This maker is recorded in Munich circa 1841-43.

A FLINTLOCK BLUNDERBUSS BY EDWARD 1 NORTH, LONDON, CIRCA 1750 with brass barrel formed in two stages, swelling towards the muzzle, inscribed `London`, stamped with the barrelsmith`s mark, engraved with foliage and moulded at the breech, engraved steel tang, signed border-engraved rounded lock, figured walnut full stock carved with a scallop moulding behind the tang (fore-end cracked), brass mounts comprising pierced trophy-of-arms side-plate, butt-plate engraved with rococo ornament and a trophy-of-hunting, trigger-guard with early acorn finial and a rococo flower on the bow, vacant escutcheon with a green man mask beneath, two moulded ramrod-pipes and contemporary horn-tipped wooden ramrod 80.5cm; 31 3/4in Edward 1 North (died 1761) was made free of the Gunmaker`s Company in 1729 and became Master in 1753. He is recorded behind the Royal Exchange at Threadneedle Street and was Member and Armourer of the Honourable Artillery Company from 1733.

A 32 BORE FLINTLOCK DUELLING PISTOL FOR THE EASTERN MARKET BY W. KETLAND & CO., BIRMINGHAM PROOF MARKS, CIRCA 1815 with rebrowned octagonal barrel fitted with silver fore-sight, decorated with trophies-of-arms and foliage over the breech, inlaid with a gold line (one missing) and platinum vent, engraved breech tang incorporating the back-sight, signed engraved stepped bolted lock, fitted with gold-lined rainproof pan, roller and `French` cock, the border of the lock-plate and the cock enriched with gilt, set trigger, figured walnut full stock with flat-sided butt, the entire stock profusely inlaid in silver with scrolling tendrils, vine fruit and foliage, retaining traces of gilding, and a cornucopia beneath the lock, engraved spurred steel trigger-guard with pineapple finial and decorated with a trophy-of-arms on the bow, vacant silver escutcheon, four engraved barrel bolt escutcheons, and associated wooden ramrod 37.5cm; 14 3/4in

A late 18th/early 19th century gold and tortoiseshell needle case Designed as a quiver with gold-mounted hinged centre, one side with applied blue enamel scroll and trophy decoration the other decorated with a forget-me-not flower and twin turtle doves, the additional hinged top with modelled arrow feathered flights and gold foliate tip with ball finial, circa 1800, with original fitted case View on Christie's.com

A four piece silver backed brush set, three silver trophies, a pair of Victorian plated tankards, a plated trophy and a spelter golfer

A LARGE TROPHY CUP, marks rubbed, probably Birmingham 1919, of plain "U" form with waisted neck and flared rim, two angular handles, on a knopped stem and circular foot, with Greek key cast in low relief to the angles, 17 1/2" high, approximately 58ozs gross (some loading to stem), together with a tall waisted socle applied with an engraved shield "For the Fallen 1914-1918" above a further shield "1939-1945", 26" high overall

AN EDWARDIAN ROSE BOWL TROPHY, maker Fenton Brothers Ltd, Sheffield 1909, of circular pedestal form chased with foliage and scrolls enclosing two vacant panels, 3" high, 3ozs 17dwts, together with an ebonised socle applied with a shield dated 1910

AN EDWARDIAN TROPHY CUP AND COVER, maker`s mark J.R., Sheffield 1908, the single girdled bowl with two hollow stamped scroll handles, engraved "Harrow School .... Wilfred Sharpe Cup, 1909 ....", the lift off capstan cover surmounted by a cast model of a runner, 8" high, 11ozs 12dwts

A FRENCH WHITE MARBLE AND GILT METAL MANTEL CLOCK GARNITURE, the twin barrel movement striking on a bell, stamped F Mari, Paris, 1900, 3 1/4" white enamel dial with transfer floral swags, the drum case surmounted by a military trophy and raised on a D shaped stand with four column supports linked by drape swags and surmounted by a pierced gallery, on turned feet, 13" high, together with a matching pair of urns with bud finials and ring handles

A George V silver two handled presentation trophy cup, with inscription relating to the Lewes Constitutional Club, 40 oz.

Silver 2 handled trophy James Dixon & Sons Sheffield 1926 wt 11oz

A George III silver cream jug, London 1819, with beaded decoration, makers mark TH, height 8 cm, together with a silver circular dish, London 1972, makers mark R.C, height 2.5 cm, diameter 14.5 cm, a silverplated trophy cup, height 27.5 cm, a cased silver spoon with push, Birmingham 1941, a silver circular ashtray, Birmingham 1934 and a silver and green enamel egg, London import marks, (6).

An Art Deco silver twin handled trophy cup, Walker & Hall, Birmingham 1935, the flared cup with applied handles upon a waisted stem with circular base upon a black plinth base, total height 25 cm, together with a Mappin & Webb silver twin handled trophy cup with cover, Sheffield 1912, the knopped octagonal domed cover above an octagonal body with applied handled upon a tapering pedestal with octagonal base upon a black plinth, total height 24.5 cm, two silver capped tapering cylindrical glass hunting flasks, with a case containing two silver handled manicure items, a silverplated muffin dish with cover, a Epns pierced dish, a oval silverplated entree dish with cover, and further silverplated miniature trophy cups, four silver peppers, a silver bud vase, a silver plated sandwich box, a silverplated coffee pot, (a Lot).

A silver half gadrooned rose bowl by Elkington & Co., Birmingham 1901, engraved `British Railways Staff Association The C. S. McLeod Trophy for Inter-regional Athletics`, 25.5cm (10in) diameter; a twin handled small trophy cup by Viners Ltd, Sheffield 1964, affixed to an ebonised wood base; and a rectangular cigarette box, loaded (damages), the first 1160g (37.25 oz)

A silver circular twin handled trophy cup, by H.Woodward & Co Ltd, London 1905, 18cm across, 212g (6.85 oz) gross

A Georgian silver cream ladle, by Eley & Fearn, London 1820, Old English pattern, 12cm long; with a William IV Exeter silver dinner fork; a Victorian Exeter silver dessert fork; a pair of Exeter silver tea spoons; a small silver rectangular photograph frame, 8.2cm tall; a single silver tea spoon; a butter knife, the metal blade to a loaded silver pistol handle; two silver salt spoons; a silver napkin ring; a small silver trophy cup; a silver mounted toilet bottle; four silver mounted brushes; and a crocodile skin wallet with silver mounts to two corners; 244g (7.8 oz) gross

A quantity of silver, comprising a pair of toastracks, Sheffield 1911, of rectangular outline and with four divisions; another toastrack, with rising ends and six divisions; two ash trays; a small inscribed trophy cup; a reproduction of a late 18th century pair of sugar nips; a small Victorian egg shaped pepperette; a Victorian napkin ring with engine turned decoration; a set of eleven silver fruit forks and four matching knives, the silver blades and handles to loaded silver pistol grip handles; a cased set of six teaspoons; a cased set of six teaspoons with tongs, having thistle finials; a set of six teaspoons with tongs; two cased incomplete sets of teaspoons, one having tongs also; a wooden pepper mill with silver mounts; a salt spoon; two carving knives and two carving forks, with loaded silver handles; 886g (28.5 oz) gross weighable; a French beaker; a small salt and an embossed dish with pseudo marks

Good quality Imperial German Field Artillery Officer`s sword with ornate gilt brass stirrup hilt with lion`s head pommel - blued and plated etched blade decorated with Field Artillery, trophy of arms and eagles `Mindensches Feldartill. Reg No 58` in steel scabbard with sword knot

Pair of Victorian silver salts of circular form with wavy rims (Birmingham 1891) with matching spoons contained in a fitted case, together with a selection of early twentieth century silver including condiments, dwarf candlesticks, a seal in the form of an owl, a trophy cup and a selection of teaspoons and sundry other items (various dates and makes (qty)

Britannia Trophy: an aluminium trophy of a Britannia airliner with four propeller engines, on stained wool plinth, mounted with plaque inscribed `Britannia Trophy, 1954, For Aircraft Recognition`.

Prize winners: A photograph of Bill and Olga Healey posing with a trophy in front of the bar at the Bull, Bottesford, 9 x 7in. (23 x 18cms).

A collection of eleven EP and metal presentation cups, bearing various military inscriptions, including: the 101st Northumbrian Field Regiment Victor Ludorum Trophy, the 8th A.A. Brigade Rifle Meeting Best Regiment Team Trophy, the Royal Artillery 50th Northumbrian Infantry Division Motorcycle & Driving Competition; etc.; a plated half-fluted circular rose bowl, with presentation inscription; a circular tapered mug, with presentation inscription; and a siphon stand. (14)

A pair of George V trophy cups, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1920, each with two scrolling handles, central embossed band, raised on spreading feet, 5 1/2in. (14cms), 14oz.

An Elizabeth II two-handled trophy cup, of urn form, engraved inscription "Mid Tyne Federation Championships Club Challenge Trophy", on stem food with spreading base, 8 1/4in. (21cms); and another silver cup, date stamps and makers marks rubbed, with replaced cartouche, urn-shaped, on spreading foot, 6 1/4in. (16cms), 20oz. (2)

SILVER TROPHY CUPS, nine various, mainly 1920`s and 1930`s inscriptions, largest 18cm H, total weight 22.8ozs. (9)