Sporting Memorabilia (#534) Auction Info View ▼ Items per page 102550100 Sort by DefaultTime LeftLot#Lot NameNewestHighest PriceLowest PriceBids (Low - High)Bids (High - Low)Views (Low - High)Views (High - Low)Relevance Filter By Categories Category match ANY of the aboveALL of the above Featured Exclude closed lots Price Lot Number Results: Viewing items 1-100 of 648. Previous|1234567|Next Lot #1 ATHLETICS: An ornate gold running prize in the form of a fob (15ct) with a 9ct suspension ring (overall 18.9 gms) depicting a runner surrounded by a laurel wreath to the obverse; the reverse engraved "PRESENTED TO Harry Hutchins by E.J. Norris For Breaking The 50 Yard Record SYDNEY [18]87"; in the original presentation box. Login to bid Estimate$2,500 - $3,000Orig. Starting Price$2,000 Lot #2 EARLY POSTCARDS: Group of six c. 1905 George Taylor postcards, comprising Billiards, Bowls, Cricket, Football, Golf, and Tennis. (6 items) Login to bid Quantity6Estimate$150 - $250Orig. Starting Price$120 Lot #3 Various cigarette and trade cards - some loose, and some in a very dilapidated scrapbook which includes newspaper and magazine cuttings; mainly sports. Very mixed condition. (qty). Login to bid Estimate$50 - $100Orig. Starting Price$40 Lot #4 CIGARETTE & TRADE CARDS: An accumulation in mixed condition contained in a Jack Daniels whisky tin. Noted cricket, football, horse racing, (qty). Login to bid Estimate$100 - $150Orig. Starting Price$80 Lot #5 ALEXANDER BOGUSLAVSKY: "Sports Records" cigarette cards, First & Second Series 1925: large part set [38/50] with subjects including tennis, athletics, cricket, swimming. golf, horse racing, skiing, boxing and billiards. A rarely seen series. Login to bid Estimate$200 - $250Orig. Starting Price$160 Lot #6 AUTOGRAPHS: A 1920s - early 1930s autograph book from which a few pages have been removed. The remaining pages feature the original autographs of various Australian swimmers, Australian and French tennis players, Andrew Charlton (swimmer), cricketers, etc. Login to bid Estimate$300 - $500Orig. Starting Price$240 Lot #7 CIGARETTE CARDS: An accumulation consisting mostly of 1930s part-sets; brands include Churchmans, John Player, and W.D. & H.O. Wills; themes include sports, warfare, railways, motoring, royalty, and others; noted Churchman's 1938 "Boxing Personalities" set [50], Churchman's 1939 "Kings of Speed" #45 Jesse Owens, and John Player 1938 "Cricketers" #38 Don Bradman. (qty.) Login to bid Estimate$200 - $250Orig. Starting Price$160 Lot #8 [TRADE CARDS] 1936 A. W. Allen Ltd (Australia) "Sports & Flags Of Nations" complete set (36) featuring cricket, Australian Rules Football, golf, rugby, soccer, baseball, tennis, athletics, cycling, skiing, swimming, rowing, skating, horse racing, wrestling, etc. Rarely seen complete and in such fine condition. The American baseball and golf cards are particularly sought-after. Login to bid Estimate$300 - $500Orig. Starting Price$240 Lot #9 1950s SPORTS AUTOGRAPHS: A collection of 140+ autographs in three albums, as constituted by Australian musician Ian Grattidge as a child; signatories include Don Bradman (2), Walter Lindrum (2), Bill Ponsford, Lindsay Hassett, Hubert Opperman (2), Ossie Pickworth (golf), Scobie Breasley (horseracing), and many others; also some entertainers (Bob Dyer, Smoky Dawson) and other public figures. Login to bid Estimate$300 - $500Orig. Starting Price$240 Lot #10 WILSON'S SPORTSMAN'S REVIEW: Group of issues of this prolific Melbourne newsletter distributed gratis in various hotels around Victoria, each with the issuing hotel noted on cover; issues span January 19th 1963 to October 27th 1984, plus one other. (38 items) Login to bid Estimate$100 - $150Orig. Starting Price$80 Lot #11 A diverse group of sports items, comprising seven vintage whistles, 1969 "C.C.A. Fleming Shield" cricket cap, 2008 Gold Coast Indy 300 shirt with eight driver signatures on back, Adidas 2010 Delhi Commonwealth Games tracksuit jacket, and a Sherrin football with thirteen signatures including that of Kevin Sheedy. (11 items) Login to bid Estimate$150 - $200Orig. Starting Price$120 Lot #12 THE BOREHAM COLLECTION OF 1100+ SPORTING AUTOGRAPHS: An extensive collection assembled by the late prolific autograph-hunter Howard Boreham, with each sportsperson having signed over their biographical entry in the relevant issue of the early 1970s serialised sports encyclopaedia "The Game", of which issues 1 through 112 (plus index) are present; signatories include Harold Abrahams, Rene Lacoste, Muhammad Ali, Richie Benaud, Ron Clarke, Margaret Court, Jack Dyer, Enzo Ferrari, Rod Laver, Jack Ni Login to bid Estimate$2,000 - $3,000Orig. Starting Price$1,600 Lot #13 RIDDELL vintage PITTSBURGH STEELERS American football helmet. Login to bid Estimate$300 - $400Orig. Starting Price$240 Lot #14 Diverse group comprising two medallions in jewellery boxes (both ex. Alan Davidson, both being engraved with his name), an attractive early 20th century Australian sterling silver cycling medal, and thirty-one cricket or football cigarette cards (Allen's, Wills's, Hoadley's, Capstan, Standard) in mixed condition. (qty.) Login to bid Estimate$200 - $250Orig. Starting Price$160 Lot #15 ROYAL DOULTON CERAMICS: Mostly 1990s group comprising D6866 "The Angler", D6877 "The Jockey", D6878 "The Baseball Player", D6879 "The Snooker Player", and HN4518; the tallest 21cm. (7 items) Login to bid Estimate$250 - $300Orig. Starting Price$200 Lot #16 ROYAL DOULTON CERAMIC FIGURINES: A group of 1990s limited-edition anthropomorphised sporting animal characters, comprising SC1 "Fly Fishing", SC2 rugby "Last Lion of Defence", SC3 boxing "It's a Knockout", SC4 skiing "Sloping Off", SC5 golf "A Round with Foxy", and SC6 cricket "Out for a Duck" (3); the tallest 15cm, four CoAs present. (8 items) Login to bid Estimate$200 - $300Orig. Starting Price$160 Lot #17 TRADING CARDS: A diverse accumulation of mid-1990s basketball, ice hockey, tennis, motorsport, and gridiron cards, issued by brands such as NBA, Fleer, Topps, Futera, and Pinnacle; noted 1995 NBA Hoops Crunchers Michael Jordan #1/25; condition generally excellent. (800+ items) Login to bid Estimate$150 - $200Orig. Starting Price$120 Lot #18 AUSTRALIAN SPORTS CARDS: A collection of mid-1990s AFL, cricket, and Rugby League cards, issued by brands such as Dynamic Marketing, Futera, and Select; condition generally excellent. (1000+ items) Login to bid Estimate$250 - $350Orig. Starting Price$200 Lot #19 MUHAMMAD ALI & MICHAEL JORDAN: A photograph of the two sportsmen in profile, featuring the signatures of both men in permanent marker; CoA present, attractively framed and glazed, 53 x 49cm overall. Login to bid Estimate$800 - $1,200Orig. Starting Price$600 Lot #20 AUTOGRAPHS: A diverse collection of signatures on piece or photograph; signatories include Rod Laver, Don Bradman, Bill Ponsford, John Newcombe, Johnny Famechon, George Best, Jack Bertrand, Harlem Globetrotters, and others. (qty.) Login to bid Estimate$200 - $300Orig. Starting Price$160 Lot #21 Collection remainder of sports items and ephemera; several signed items present, including two signed tennis balls (Pat Rafter, Margaret Court, Evonne Goolagong) and a hockey jersey signed by Cathy Freeman, Sam Kerr, and others; inspection will reward. (qty.) Login to bid Estimate$100 - $200Orig. Starting Price$80 Lot #22 A collection remainder comprising two Socceroos scarves, a Melbourne Storm scarf with three button badges, and nineteen motorsport lanyards. (25 items) Login to bid Estimate$50 - $75Orig. Starting Price$40 Lot #23 A collection remainder comprising seven 1990s-2000s WEG/Mark Knight Herald Sun cricket or rugby league posters, two VFL beer glasses, three Ardmona cricket photo card sets, fifteen c. 1980s Coffer Sports soccer team cloth badges, a 45 x 56cm framed Peter Brock mirror display, two different guernseys, and five others. (35 items) Login to bid Estimate$150 - $200Orig. Starting Price$120 Lot #24 TRADING CARDS: A massive accumulation of 1994-95 Futera basketball cards, mostly sorted into part-sets; very good condition or above; inspection will reward. (1700+ items) Login to bid Estimate$500 - $750Orig. Starting Price$400 Lot #25 MICHAEL JORDAN: A small-type Spalding "Chicago Bulls" basketball signed by Jordan, sealed in timber case measuring 39 x 39 x 21cm; CoA present. Login to bid Estimate$500 - $750Orig. Starting Price$400 Lot #26 MICHAEL JORDAN: A signed display incorporating four different Upper Deck or Topps trading cards and a central photograph of Jordan performing a "slam dunk"; framed and glazed, 50 x 57cm overall. Login to bid Estimate$300 - $400Orig. Starting Price$240 Lot #27 A 19th century silk-woven tapestry by Neyret Frères titled "The Billiard Lesson", framed and glazed, 33 x 42cm overall, together with six other framed billiards illustrations, three of which on brushed aluminium. (7 items) Login to bid Estimate$200 - $300Orig. Starting Price$160 Lot #28 Three different c. 1900s Alcock & Co. Pty. Ltd. billiards cues, all with ash shaft and ebony butt; the longest 58 inches. Login to bid Estimate$300 - $500Orig. Starting Price$240 Lot #29 A collection of antique billiard balls, of which at least three ivory; the rest wooden, or early plastics like bonzoline or crystalate; most in original maker's boxes, the brands including "E.M. Co.", "John Taylor & Son", "Thurston & Co.", "Tru-Shot", and "Orme & Sons". (43 balls total) Login to bid Estimate$300 - $400Orig. Starting Price$240 Lot #30 "The (H.W.) Stevenson Champion Cue - 1903 - Sole Makers For Australasia Alcock & Co. Pty. Ltd.", length 58 inches, engraved ivory plate. Login to bid Estimate$300 - $500Orig. Starting Price$240 Lot #31 PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI: Group of line block illustrations of humorous billiards scenes (mostly Frank Reynolds), taken from vintage Punch magazine issues spanning 1906 to 1928; all attractively framed and glazed, uniformly 25 x 30cm overall. (7 items) Login to bid Estimate$200 - $250Orig. Starting Price$160 Lot #32 Pair of c. 1910s Alcock & Co. Melbourne "Champion Cues" (1st edition); ash shafts, ebony butts, ivory plates; one 58 inches long, the other 55 inches. Login to bid Estimate$400 - $600Orig. Starting Price$320 Lot #33 Three different Heiron and Smith billiards cues, comprising one very early example with plain ebony butt, the other two with ivory plates (one "Champion Cue" and one "Rex Williams Champion Cue"); the longest 60 inches. Login to bid Estimate$500 - $750Orig. Starting Price$400 Lot #34 Alcock & Co. Melbourne "Champion Cue" (1st edition), length 58 inches, ash shaft, ebony butt, ivory plate, with engraved metal insert "Won Toorak Bowling Club 1914". Login to bid Estimate$300 - $500Orig. Starting Price$240 Lot #35 Circa 1920s "Taylor-Rolph's Billiard Bowls" set in maker's box, containing eight balls, a ramp, and a pair of Taylor Rolph callipers; instruction booklet present. Login to bid Estimate$150 - $200Orig. Starting Price$120 Lot #36 "Table Billiards - The Popular Australian Game" in maker's box; set comprises two scoreboards, target housing with nine entrances (length 78cm), twist-together cue, and seven wooden balls; early 20th century. Login to bid Estimate$100 - $150Orig. Starting Price$80 Lot #37 An early-20th century group of pen and watercolour illustrations of humorous billiards scenes by artist "C. Fish"; all attractively framed and glazed, uniformly 30 x 36cm overall. (6 items) Login to bid Estimate$150 - $200Orig. Starting Price$120 Lot #38 A diverse group of vintage billiards room items, including a Burroughes & Watts cue cutter, a Burman & Sons cue cutter in maker's box, a "Universal Jacio Scoreboard" in maker's box, a 19th-century ivory retailer's plate "Sold by Greer, 169, High Holborn, London", and several others. (qty.) Login to bid Estimate$150 - $200Orig. Starting Price$120 Lot #39 An early 20th century miniature wall-mounted billiards scoreboard by Burroughes & Watts, London; two hand-painted number tracks with original sliding score markers; missing right end piece; dimensions 9 x 19.5cm. Login to bid Estimate$50 - $100Orig. Starting Price$40 Lot #40 WALTER LINDRUM - CUE: Peradon & Co. 1929 World's Record Break Cue, length 56 inches, ash shaft, ebony butt, ivory plate, issued to commemorate Lindrum's December 7th 1929 break of 3262. Login to bid Estimate$500 - $750Orig. Starting Price$400 Lot #41 WALTER LINDRUM - CUES: Pair of Peradon & Co. commemorative cues, both 56 inches in length, ash shaft, ebony butt, ivory plate; one issued to commemorate Lindrum's December 7th 1929 break of 3262, the other issued to commemorate his January 20th 1932 break of 4137. (2 items) Login to bid Estimate$800 - $1,200Orig. Starting Price$600 Lot #42 HORACE LINDRUM - CUE: Younger portrait-type "Champion" cue made by Peradon, ash shaft, ebony butt, ivory plate, length 60 inches, c. 1930s. Login to bid Estimate$250 - $350Orig. Starting Price$200 Lot #43 "The Nonpareil Lindrum - McConachy Cue", length 58 inches, engraved ivory plate, c. 1930s. Login to bid Estimate$500 - $750Orig. Starting Price$400 Lot #44 HORACE LINDRUM - CUE: "Ambassador" cue featuring facsimile signature on ivory plate, ash shaft, ebony butt, length 58 inches, c. 1930s. Login to bid Estimate$250 - $350Orig. Starting Price$200 Lot #45 HORACE LINDRUM - CUES: Pair comprising both the younger (c. 1930s) and older (c. 1950s) portrait type "Champion" cues made by Peradon; both with ash shaft, ebony butt, ivory plate, length 58 inches. Login to bid Estimate$400 - $600Orig. Starting Price$320 Lot #46 WALTER LINDRUM - CUE: "The Walter Lindrum World Champion Cue: Break 4137", c. 1930s, ash shaft, ebony butt, engraved ivory plate, Alec Watson & Mitchell's retailer's inset; length 58 inches. Condition ReportThe score "4137" has been worn off the ivory plate after much use. Login to bid Estimate$400 - $500Orig. Starting Price$320 Lot #47 WALTER LINDRUM - CUE: Peradon & Co. 1932 World's Record Break Cue, length 56 inches, ash shaft, ebony butt, ivory plate, issued to commemorate Lindrum's January 20th 1932 break of 4137 against Joe Davis. Login to bid Estimate$500 - $750Orig. Starting Price$400 Lot #48 CLARK McCONACHY - CUE: 1940s "New Zealand Champion Cue - Clark McConachy - Record Break 1758", length 58 inches, ash shaft, ebony butt, facsimile signature on ivory plate. Login to bid Estimate$500 - $750Orig. Starting Price$400 Lot #49 Alcock & Co. Melbourne "Champion Cue" (2nd edition), length 58 inches, ash shaft, ebony butt edged with maple and green veneers, ivory plate, c. 1940s. Login to bid Estimate$300 - $500Orig. Starting Price$240 Lot #50 Group of mid-20th century billiards cues, comprising one with engraved ivory plate with text "Thomson & Taylor Billiard Table Manufacturers, Melbourne", one Trueline J. Charlton facsimile signature cue, and one Alcock's Champion Cue; the longest 60 inches. (3 items) Login to bid Estimate$300 - $500Orig. Starting Price$240 Lot #51 A diverse group of mid-20th century billiards or snookers awards (one in sterling silver, some uninscribed), plus an Art Deco-style horse tie clip; height of the largest item 16.5cm. (6 items) Login to bid Estimate$100 - $200Orig. Starting Price$80 Lot #52 An Australian mid-20th century wall-mounted billiards scoreboard by R.C. Ladd, St Peters, South Australia; two hand-painted number tracks with original brass sliding score markers; dimensions 43 x 19cm. Login to bid Estimate$150 - $200Orig. Starting Price$120 Lot #53 A mid-20th century wall-mounted billiards scoreboard by Albert Monkhouse, Oldham; hand-painted number track with original sliding score markers; dimensions 21 x 61cm. Login to bid Estimate$100 - $150Orig. Starting Price$80 Lot #54 Pair of c. 1950s Permac billiard cues, comprising "Permac Olympic" with "EV Melbourne" retailer's inset, length 60 inches, together with "The Permac Champion Cue", length 58 inches. Login to bid Estimate$150 - $200Orig. Starting Price$120 Lot #55 HORACE LINDRUM - CUE: Older portrait-type "Champion" cue made by Peradon, ash shaft, ebony butt, ivory plate, length 57 inches (145cm), c. 1950s. Login to bid Estimate$250 - $350Orig. Starting Price$200 Lot #56 HORACE LINDRUM - CUE: Older portrait-type "Champion" cue made by Peradon, "Raper & Sons Ltd. Manchester" retailer's inset; ash shaft, ebony butt, ivory plate, length 58 inches, c. 1950s. Login to bid Estimate$250 - $350Orig. Starting Price$200 Lot #57 An Australian mid-20th century wall-mounted billiards scoreboard by Alcock Thomson & Taylor, Melbourne; two number tracks with original timber score markers; dimensions 18 x 46cm. Login to bid Estimate$100 - $200Orig. Starting Price$80 Lot #58 Group of mid-20th century billiards cues, comprising one with "John McCulloch Sydney" retailer's inset, one with "R.S. Moran Ltd. Sydney" retailer's inset, one Trueline J. Charlton facsimile signature cue, and one Century Maker by Ian Anderson with "Warren Simpson Billiards Sydney" retailer's inlay; the longest 60 inches. (4 items) Login to bid Estimate$500 - $750Orig. Starting Price$400 Lot #59 CLARK MCCONACHY - CUE: Peradon & Co. late-1950s hand-spliced ebony cue with weighted ivory butt, length 60 inches; originally marketed in catalogues as the "Clark McConachy Hand Spliced Ebony Cue", the design of this cue is based on McConachy's own personal cues, which he modified later in life by adding a weight at the end (sometimes by attaching ivory billiard balls) in order to compensate for a shaky hand caused by Parkinson's disease. Login to bid Estimate$200 - $300Orig. Starting Price$160 Lot #60 CLARK MCCONACHY - CUE: Peradon & Co. late-1950s hand-spliced ebony cue with weighted ivory butt, length 60 inches; originally marketed in catalogues as the "Clark McConachy Hand Spliced Ebony Cue", the design of this cue is based on McConachy's own personal cues, which he modified later in life by adding a weight at the end (sometimes by attaching ivory billiard balls) in order to compensate for a shaky hand caused by Parkinson's disease. Login to bid Estimate$200 - $300Orig. Starting Price$160 Lot #61 Group of three different snooker sets in timber (25 balls), leather (23 balls), or cardboard ("Vitalite" brand, 23 balls) case. Login to bid Estimate$100 - $200Orig. Starting Price$80 Lot #62 "The All Black Special Cue - Barton McGill & Co. - Auckland", length 60 inches, engraved ivory plate, c. 1960s. Login to bid Estimate$300 - $500Orig. Starting Price$240 Lot #63 BOOKS ON SNOOKER, BILLIARDS, AND POOL: A shelf of books comprising eleven hardcovers and eight softcovers; titles include "Snooker Billiards and Pool" by Paul Hamlyn, "Snooker Characters" by Ted Lowe, "Hamlyn Who's Who In Snooker" by Ian Morrison, and "Walter Lindrum - Billiards" by Methuen of Australia. (19 items) Login to bid Estimate$200 - $250Orig. Starting Price$160 Lot #64 "The Billiard Encyclopedia - An Illustrated History of the Sport" by Victor Stein & Paul Rubino, hardcover second edition; Blue Book Publications, Minneapolis, 1996, 554pp., dust jacket present. Login to bid Estimate$120 - $180Orig. Starting Price$100 Lot #65 SNOOKER PLAYER AUTOGRAPHS: A copy of "John Ireland's Snooker Characters" by Ted Lowe (1989), with thirteen signatures to the title page, including those of Ken Doherty, Peter Ebdon, Michael Judge, Stephen Lee, and Chris Small. Login to bid Estimate$200 - $300Orig. Starting Price$160 Lot #66 Collection remainder of cue sports items, mostly ephemera, including photographs, magazines, 1920s Punch cartoons, rules pamphlets, books, and more. (qty.) Login to bid Estimate$100 - $150Orig. Starting Price$80 Lot #67 LES DARCY: 1916 fight card for Baker's Stadium in Rushcutters Bay, listing upcoming fights versus Costica, Crouse, Smith, Bell, Clabby, and McGoorty, with cockfighting caricature illustration on reverse; 14.5 x 16.5cm. Login to bid Estimate$200 - $300Orig. Starting Price$160 Lot #68 An accumulation of mostly Australian 1920s-30s boxing ephemera, including a "Vic Patrick - The Champ" Daily Telegraph Sports Book, signed to the inside cover by Vic Patrick. (qty.) Login to bid Estimate$150 - $200Orig. Starting Price$120 Lot #69 BOXER AUTOGRAPHS: A collection of nine signatures on piece, photograph, or cloth patch, plus some ephemera; signatories include Johnny Famechon, Anthony Mundine, Sergey Rabchenko, Sugar Ray Robinson, Lionel Rose, Alexis Arguello, Carlos Monzon, and others. (qty.) Login to bid Estimate$200 - $300Orig. Starting Price$160 Lot #70 LIONEL ROSE framed photographic display with strong signature on piece and additionally signed on the glass, 56 x 42cm overall. Login to bid Estimate$200 - $300Orig. Starting Price$160 Lot #71 MUHAMMAD ALI v JOE FRAZIER: An "Everlasting" boxing glove signed by both Ali and Frazier, in display case with photographs and texts recounting the pair's boxing rivalry; CoA present; dimensions 70 x 49 x 15cm. Login to bid Estimate$800 - $1,200Orig. Starting Price$600 Lot #72 MIKE TYSON: A timber display case comprising a signed photograph and "Everlast" glove, with plaque at base engraved "Iron - Mike Tyson"; two CoAs present; dimensions 74 x 57 x 17cm. Login to bid Estimate$300 - $500Orig. Starting Price$240 Lot #73 MUHAMMAD ALI: Signature to title page of 1998 book "Muhammad Ali - In Fighter's Heaven" by Victor Bockris. Login to bid Estimate$300 - $400Orig. Starting Price$240 Lot #74 1962 PERTH COMMONWEALTH GAMES: Official competitor's badge by K.G. Luke, enamelled with text "British Empire & Commonwealth Games/Perth/Western Australia/1962", with original lilac ribbon marked "COMPETITOR"; length incl. ribbon 10cm. Login to bid Estimate$300 - $500Orig. Starting Price$240 Lot #75 1962 PERTH COMMONWEALTH GAMES: Silver winner's medal by K.G. Luke, text on obverse "1962 VII British Empire And Commonwealth Games/Perth/Western Australia", engraved on reverse "Athletics/Women/Javelin Throw/R. Morgan/England", offered in original presentation case featuring BE&CG crest; medal diameter 58mm, maximum length incl. chain 47.5cm, weight approx. 160g. Login to bid Estimate$2,000 - $2,500Orig. Starting Price$1,600 Lot #76 VICTORIAN CRICKET TEAM antique black white albumen photograph of an earlier collage image of the 1859 touring team to Sydney, signed in pencil "FREEMAN BROS. PHOTO. Sydney, 1859", laid down on card and framed, 45 x 58cm overall. Login to bid Estimate$300 - $500Orig. Starting Price$280 Lot #77 WISDEN'S CRICKETERS' ALMANACKS: Boxed set of fifteen official facsimile reprints spanning the years 1864 to 1878; limited edition #437/1000, in original yellow Wisden box; superb condition. Login to bid Estimate$500 - $750Orig. Starting Price$400 Lot #78 MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB: 1872-73 Member's Season Ticket, leather covers with gilt "M.C.C. 1872-73" to both front and back, the "Member", "Hon. Treasurer", and "Date Issued" fields all left blank; holed once, probably to indicate attendance. Login to bid Estimate$1,500 - $2,000Orig. Starting Price$1,200 Lot #79 MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB: 1876-77 Member's Season Ticket, leather covers with gilt "M.C.C. 1876-77" to both front and back, made out to prominent physician and early University of Melbourne lecturer Dr Walter Balls-Headley; holed once, probably to indicate attendance. Login to bid Estimate$2,000 - $3,000Orig. Starting Price$1,600 Lot #80 James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Annuals: 1879 (with "The Australian Twelve" photographic frontispiece), 1880 (Richard Daft's English Cricketers), 1881 (The Australian Eleven, 1880), 1883 (The Australian Team, 1882) and 1884 (The Surrey Eleven, 1883); complete and in the usual condition. The photo plates are all fine. (5 vols.). Login to bid Estimate$400 - $500Orig. Starting Price$320 Lot #81 WISDEN'S CRICKETERS' ALMANACK - WILLOWS REPRINTS: Limited-edition group comprising 1880 (#242/500, 1987), 1887 (#179/500, 1989), 1906 (#350/500, 1999), 1916 (#434/1000, 1990), 1917 (#449/500, 1997), 1918 (#423/500, 1997), and 1919 (#409/500, 1997); all attractively bound in brown or tan cloth boards, with gilt text to cover and spine. (7 items) Login to bid Estimate$300 - $500Orig. Starting Price$240 Lot #82 MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB: 1881-82 Member's Season Ticket, claret leather covers with gilt "M.C.C. 1881-2" to both front and back, made out to W.J. Daly Esq., with signature of M.C.C. Secretary B.J. Wardill. Extremely scarce. Login to bid Estimate$2,000 - $3,000Orig. Starting Price$1,600 Lot #83 MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB: 1884-85 Ladies Reserve season ticket number 3913, with facsimile signature of B.J. Wardill at lower right; holed once, probably to indicate attendance. Login to bid Estimate$500 - $750Orig. Starting Price$400 Lot #84 MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB: 1885-86 Ladies Reserve season ticket, number field left blank, with facsimile signature of B.J. Wardill at lower right; holed once, probably to indicate attendance. Login to bid Estimate$500 - $750Orig. Starting Price$400 Lot #85 "Famous Cricketers and Cricket Grounds 1895", edited by C.W. Alcock, published 1895 by Hudson & Kearns, London; red cloth boards, gilt edging and title. Login to bid Estimate$200 - $300Orig. Starting Price$160 Lot #86 Group of 1900s cricket postcards, including noted "Melbourne Cricket Ground - An English Eleven At Play 1904", Wesley College turfs, South United Cricket Club team photo, several views of England playing against Australia at Adelaide Oval, also 1907 Caulfield Cup. (12 items) Login to bid Estimate$200 - $250Orig. Starting Price$160 Lot #88 WISDEN CRICKETERS' ALMANACKS: 1903, 1906, 1908, and 1909 editions, attractively rebound into brown cloth boards with gilt title to spine, all with front and back wrappers present. (4 items) Login to bid Estimate$300 - $400Orig. Starting Price$240 Lot #89 A sterling silver cricket-themed napkin ring; Birmingham, 1903. Delightful piece, depicting two bats and a ball on one side and a set of wickets on the other. Login to bid Estimate$150 - $200Orig. Starting Price$120 Lot #91 WISDEN CRICKETERS' ALMANACKS: 1910, 1911, 1912, 1913, 1914, and 1915 editions, attractively rebound into brown cloth boards with gilt title to spine, all but 1912 edition with front and back wrappers present. (6 items) Login to bid Estimate$300 - $400Orig. Starting Price$240 Lot #92 Two early 20th-century bronze statuettes, one depicting W.G. Grace at bat (silvered), the other depicting Charles Bannerman holding a cricket ball; height 14.5cm for both. Login to bid Estimate$200 - $300Orig. Starting Price$160 Lot #93 WISDEN CRICKETERS' ALMANACKS: 1920-29 editions attractively rebound intro brown or tan cloth boards with gilt title to spine, all except 1923/27 with front and back wrappers present. (10 items) Login to bid Estimate$300 - $500Orig. Starting Price$240 Lot #94 J.B. HOBBS, original ALS dated July 1925 on Surrey County Cricket Club letterhead, responding to a cricket enquiry; mounted, framed and glazed together with an original postcard portrait of him and an additional ink signature on piece; overall 30 x 33cm. Login to bid Estimate$100 - $150Orig. Starting Price$80 Lot #95 AUSTRALIA IN ENGLAND 1926: An official Bolland team photograph, mounted together with single sheet featuring the original pen autographs of thirteen members of the touring party, including Collins, Mailey, Gregory, Richardson, Oldfield, Woodfull, and Ponsford; attractively framed and glazed, 56 x 38cm overall. Login to bid Estimate$600 - $800Orig. Starting Price$500 Lot #96 THOMAS HOWARD (1877 - 1965): A gold-filled Wahl-Eversharp fountain pen, engraved "To T.H. HOWARD from The Vets - 22 : 2 : 30". Login to bid Estimate$150 - $200Orig. Starting Price$120 Lot #97 WISDEN CRICKETERS' ALMANACK - WILLOWS REPRINTS: Limited-edition group comprising 1940 (#425/500, 2003), 1941 (#235/500, 1999), 1942 (#407/500, 1999), 1943 (#244/500, 2000), 1944 (#282/500, 2000), and 1945 (#452/500, 2000); all uniformly bound in brown cloth boards, with gilt text to cover and spine. (6 items) Login to bid Estimate$300 - $500Orig. Starting Price$240 Lot #98 DON BRADMAN: Original signature in permanent marker on photograph print issued by the Bradman Museum, titled "Bowral Cricket Club c. 1926"; framed and glazed, 63 x 46cm overall. Login to bid Estimate$150 - $200Orig. Starting Price$120 Lot #99 DON BRADMAN: Original signature in permanent marker on photograph print issued by the Bradman Museum, titled "New South Wales c. 1927"; framed and glazed, 63 x 46cm overall. Login to bid Estimate$150 - $200Orig. Starting Price$120 Lot #100 DON BRADMAN: Three modern photograph prints bearing Bradman's signature in permanent marker, including the iconic 1928 Sidney Riley Studio portrait, plus twenty identical photographs (unsigned); the largest 17.5 x 12.5cm. (23 items) Login to bid Estimate$300 - $400Orig. Starting Price$240 Lot #101 A Falcon ware 'playtime' childrens bowl decorated with koalas playing cricket, English, 20th century, 16 cm diameter. Login to bid Estimate$120 - $180Orig. Starting Price$100 Lot #102 WISDEN CRICKETERS' ALMANACKS: A group of hardcover editions comprising the years 1930-33 and 1935-39; attractively rebound, several with front wrapper retained. (9 items) Login to bid Estimate$300 - $400Orig. Starting Price$240 Items per page 102550100 Previous|1234567|Next Previous 1234567 Next Previous 1234567 Next
