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 1-10 of 20. Previous|12|Next Lot #589 A group of hardcover books, comprising "Fifty Years of my Life" vols. I and II by Sir J.D. Astley [Hurst & Blackett, London, 1894], "The Merry-Gee-Gee" by J.G. Lyall [F.V. White, London, 1899], "The History of the St. Leger Stakes" by J.S. Fletcher [Hutchinson & Co., London, 1902], "Horse-Sense and Horsemanship of To-Day" by Geoffrey Brooke [Constable, London, 1924], and "How to Train a Racehorse" by William Muggridge [William Brooks & Co., Sydney, 1925]. (6 items) Login to bid Estimate$150 - $200Orig. Starting Price$120 Lot #590 Group of hardcover books, comprising "The Turf" by Alfred E.T. Watson [Lawrence & Bullen, London, 1898], "The Influence of Racing and the Thoroughbred upon Light Horse Breeding" by William Scarth Dixon [Hurst & Blackett, London, 1924], "How to Train a Racehorse" by William Muggridge [William Brooks & Co., Sydney, 1925], "Brown Jack" by R.C. Lyle [Putnam, London, 1934], and "The Star Kingdom Story" by Peter Pring [The Thoroughbred Press, Sydney, 1983]. (5 items) Login to bid Estimate$120 - $180Orig. Starting Price$100 Lot #591 6th May 1912 Melbourne Trotting Club Official Programme for the races to be held on that day at the Richmond Racecourse; a cup and saucer set celebrating "Gunsynd"; a 45rpm of Tex Morton singing "The Goondiwindi Grey"; and a framed print of Phar Lap with J. Pike up. (5 items). Richmond Racecourse operated in the inner Melbourne suburb of Richmond from 1892 until 1932. Owned by the notorious entrepreneur, John Wren, the track was located at the eastern end of Bridge Road. Login to bid Estimate$100 - $200Orig. Starting Price$80 Lot #592 1920 PRINCE OF WALES GOLD CUP: 15ct gold trophy by Hardy Bros, on wooden plinth, offered with original oak case, engraved "Australian Jockey Club/Winter Meeting/In Honour of H.R.H. The Prince of Wales/19th June 1920... Condition ReportKey for case absent. Scratch marked "Hardy Bros. Ltd." to the inside of the foot. XRF tested 15ct. No other hallmarks present. Login to bid Estimate$55,000 - $60,000Orig. Starting Price$54,000 Lot #593 MEMBERSHIP PINS/FOBS: A diverse group (mostly horse racing), including noted 1926-27 and 1929-30 Australian Jockey Club, 1963-64 Victoria Amateur Turf Club, 1955-56 Melbourne Cricket Club, and others. (10 items) Condition ReportThere is one Victoria Racing Club medallion it is the 1985-86 year it is in very good condition. Login to bid Estimate$150 - $200Orig. Starting Price$120 Lot #594 A group of six Australian horse racing presentation plaques, all 35cm wide, comprising 1948 "Royal Gem", 1949 "Woodville", 1951 "Pendrew", 1951 "Antheus" (2), and one other. Login to bid Estimate$100 - $200Orig. Starting Price$80Current starting$80 (1 bid) Lot #595 Five assorted horse racing photographic vingnettes, some hand-coloured, all mounted as oval tinplate plaques, mostly South Australian interest, circa 1950's, the largest 35 x 25cm overall. Login to bid Quantity5Estimate$100 - $200Orig. Starting Price$80 Lot #596 An accumulation of horse-racing ephemera, some signed (Phar Lap jockey Billy Elliot, Scobie Breasley, and others), plus Hong Kong Jockey Club tie and cufflink set, both in maker's box. (qty.) Login to bid Estimate$100 - $200Orig. Starting Price$80 Lot #597 HOBART CUP, TASMANIAN RACING CLUB, 1952: Won by Royal Release. Fine quality two handled trophy cup in solid 9ct gold (237 grams), mounted on turned timber plinth and housed in original presentation case branded "Rundle's, Hobart", the cup 15cm high, 20cm high including plinth. Accompanied by an attractive framed photographic display of the horse and jockey with owner's details in manuscript lower right "Mr C. E. Pritchard and Miss G. Pritchard, Trainer A. Hunt, Rider R. Hutchinson". Condition ReportHallmarked "W. J. S. 9ct" Login to bid Quantity2Estimate$15,000 - $20,000Orig. Starting Price$14,000Current starting$14,000 (1 bid) Lot #598 "See you at the MELBOURNE CUP First Tuesday in November" Circa 1969-70, a striking promotional travel poster for the Melbourne Cup, produced by the Victorian Ministry of Tourism and printed by C.H. Rixon, Government Printer, Melbourne. Featuring the famous Melbourne Cup trophy against a burgundy silk backdrop, the design cleverly incorporates a race-day crowd scene reflected within the Cup itself. Bold, simple and instantly recognisable, it captures the prestige and excitement.... Login to bid Estimate$800 - $1,200Orig. Starting Price$650 Items per page 102550100 Previous|12|Next Previous 12 Next Previous 12 Next
