Sporting Memorabilia

1 · POSTCARDS: Group of eleven cards, mostly 1900s and 1910s, including a 1906 Melbourne Cup "Tuck's" card, several early real photo soccer and basketball team portraits, and others. (11 items)

2 · EARLY POSTCARDS: Group of six c. 1905 George Taylor postcards, comprising Billiards, Bowls, Cricket, Football, Golf, and Tennis. (6 items)

3 · MORDIALLOC CUP: Silver-plated trophy presented by the Victorian Launch Club in 1907 to a W.H. Ashmore of the boat "Nancy Belle", for victory in the Williamstown to Mordialloc race; height 34.5cm.

4 · 9 CARAT GOLD SPORTING MEDALS: Four medals, the largest 32mm in diameter, comprising 1908 "Cadets Queensland - M.B.G.S. 1st 200 Yds" (shooting), 1909 "Challenge Shield", "V.C.F.L. Recognition Of Service", and an early cricket medal; 25 grams total. (4 items)

5 · An accumulation of early 1900s sterling silver local sporting medallions (weight approx. 560g), many with 9ct gold details, mostly uninscribed but noted 1906 VRA Cadet Matches, 1936 Ngongotaha Irish Jig, and 1953 Lilydale Dancing, together with twenty-one 9ct gold lined examples. (90+ items)

6 · CIGARETTE & TRADE CARDS: Diverse variety of mainly sets and part-sets, including noted 1925 John Player & Sons "Racing Caricatures" [16], 1933 Godfrey Phillips "Who's Who in Australian Sport" [124], 1933 John Player & Sons "Derby And Grand National Winners" complete set [50], and 1934 Park Drive "Champions 2nd Series" complete set [48]. (qty.)

7 · A superb leather-bound album recording the Alex. Cowan & Sons Ltd Annual Picnic and Social Day at Frankston, 28th March, 1925. The superbly annotated photographs include the Tug-o-War teams, the Married Ladies Race, the Cricket teams, the Men's Cowans' Handicap Race, the Girls Race, the Old Buffers' Race, and the Committee and Officials, with most personalities named. (29 photographs, a printed programme, identity tag and Committee leather tag). Overall 23 x 29.5cm.

8 · LAMBERT & BUTLER - R.T. JONES: 1926 "Who's Who In Sport" real photo part-set [12/50] plus 1 duplicate, including noted R.T. Jones (rare) and Rene Lacoste, together with 1927 "The World Of Sport" real photo part-set [13/50]. (26 items)

9 · CIGARETTE CARDS: 1931 W.A. & A.C. Churchman "Sporting Celebrities" complete set [50], noted Don Bradman and Walter Lindrum, plus 5 duplicates; G/VG. (55 items)

10 · ATHLETICS - PUBLIC SCHOOLS AMATEUR ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION: Life Member N.S.W. fob in gold (9ct; 8.6g; 24.5mm) by W. Kerr, scroll and ring top suspension, reverse inscribed, "R.Browne. - 1934"; nearly uncirculated.

11 · J.A. PATTREIOUEX: 1935 "Sporting Events And Stars" complete set [96] of real photograph cigarette cards, including several very scarce and desirable cards such as #2 Don Bradman, #56 Joe Louis, and #19 R.T. (Bobby) Jones; VG/F. Rarely offered as a complete set. (96 items)

12 · An album of cigarette and trade cards, mainly Australian rules football and cricket, also some general themes; in generally poor condition.

13 · An accumulation of football and cricket trading cards and stickers, including 1950s Kornies "Victorian Footballers" (various years), Scanlens "Footballers" 1981 part-set [141/168] plus 26 duplicates, Sunblest "V.F.L. Footy Cards", "Butter 'em up" cricket cards, "Sunicrust" cricket cards, etc. (qty.)

14 · A shelf of books including "International Encylopedia of Women and Sports," (3 vols. 2001), "Australian Sport Through Time," (1997), "The Olympic Games Melbourne 1956," "Australia and the Olympic Games" by Gordon, "Our Don Bradman" by Piesse, "A History of Australian Sport" by Howell, "Olympic Sports Official Album, Montreal 1976," "The Complete Book of the Olympics" by Wallechinsky and 6 other items. (17)

15 · SIGNED ITEMS: Group of eight items including Ian Chappell signed 1972 Australian Cricket Magazine, Andrew Gaze signed basketball, Peter O'Malley signed and framed golf glove, Mark Waugh signed Herald Sun Poster, and others.

16 · A folio of c. 1980s posters, all being the artwork of artist JOE GREENBERG, including a "Lions" footballer (2 examples), an "Eagles" footballer, a "Tigers" footballer, an "Evonne Cawley", and an "Old Easts" footballer (2 examples). (7 items)

17 · An accumulation of sports trading cards, including fifty-four Scanlens 1986 WWF cards (noted Hulk Hogan #1 and #16), as well as several early cigarette cards (boxing, cricket, horseracing). (100+ items)

18 · 1986 SCANLENS - HULK HOGAN: Rare #1/66 and #16/66 cards, together with Titan Sports "Ringside Action" #56. (3 items)

19 · NFL - REDSKINS: Full-size 1989 Riddell gridiron helmet (size L), with the now defunct logo on either side and "Meets NOCSAE Standard" inscription on rear.

20 · A collection of twenty c. 1990s and 2000s photographs, most of them autographed, featuring horse racing (Brett Prebble, Steven Arnold), AFL (Peter Daicos, 1990 Collingwood team), motorsports, and others. Generally poor to fair condition. (20 items)

21 · CIGARETTE CARDS: Group comprising 1913 John Player & Sons "Wrestling & Ju-Jitsu" complete set [25] (x2), 1925 Teofani & Co. (Magnums) "Famous Boxers" part-set [7/25], and 1935 Copes Bros. "Boxing Lessons" complete set [25]; mixed condition. (82 items)

22 · JOHNNY FAMECHON: Three original ringside tickets to the 1968 September 13 match against Canadian Billy McGrandle at Festival Hall. Famechon won the bout, retaining his Commonwealth British Empire Featherweight title. (3 items)

23 · MUHAMMAD ALI VS. JOE BUGNER: Two framed and glazed photos, one signed by both Ali and Bugner, the other signed by Bugner alone, the larger 42 x 55cm overall, together with contrived Lionel Rose vs Johnny Famechon photograph with both men's signatures on back, plus Sam Soliman autograph on media card. (4 items)

24 · MUHAMMAD ALI: "MUHAMMAD ALI RINGSIDE" by Miller & Kenedi [London : Virgin, 1999] 1st edition, 128pp, hardcover with dust jacket. With contributions by Alex Haley, James Earl Jones and chapters by Norman Mailer and Joyce Carol Oates (both of whom have signed the book); accompanied by a black & white photograph of Ali in boxing pose, signed and dated March 1996; together with a signed and dated photograph of Angelo Dundee, Ali's trainer. (3 items)

25 · Gold Coast 2018 XXI Commonwealth Games RAM Three Coin Set, in original packaging, #257 of limited edition of 2018.

26 · A VERY EARLY CRICKET BROADSIDE: "CRICKET: On MONDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1798, a Match of Cricket, will be played On Tunbridge-Wells Common, between Mr. R. HOSKINS and Mr. DAY, (of Mayfield) For TEN POUNDS. The Wickets to be pitched at 10'Clock, and the Game played out." [Sprange, Printer, Tunbridge-Wells, 250 x 195mm, letterpress on laid paper; tipped onto a later paper backing sheet]

27 · 1861-62 The First English Tour, the England Eleven Photographed Previous to Their Departure For Australia', albumen paper photograph by McLean, Melhuish & Co. Photographers, 26, Haymarket S.W., with players including H.H. Stephenson (Captain of Surrey), Hearne, Caffyn & Lawrence, overall 8 x 7.5 cm. Framed & glazed, overall 40 x 40cm.

28 · WISDEN CRICKETERS' ALMANACK FOR 1881: Softcover edition with original wrappers (with large white tape reinforcement applied across spine).

29 · WISDEN CRICKETERS' ALMANACK FOR 1883: Softcover edition with original wrappers (small portion missing from upper wrapper, and two white tape reinforcements applied across spine)

30 · JAMES LILLYWHITE'S CRICKETERS' ANNUALS: 1885 (with "The Nottingham Eleven of 1884" frontispiece), 1886 (The Yorkshire Eleven in 1885), 1887 (The Oxford Eleven in 1886), 1888 (Arthur Shrewsbury), and 1889 (The Surrey Eleven in 1888). (5 items)

31 · JAMES LILLYWHITE'S CRICKETERS' ANNUALS: 1891 (Kent, 1890), 1892 (Middlesex, 1891), 1893 (Somerset, 1892), 1894 (Yorkshire, 1893), and 1895 (South Africans). (5 items)

32 · SCORECARDS: "England v. Australia, Kennington Oval, August 14,15 & 16, 1893", "England v Australia, Lords, June 25 - 30, 1953", "England v Australia, Old Trafford, July 9-14, 1953", "England v. Australia, Lord's, June 22nd - 27th, 1961", "England v. Australia, OldTrafford, July 27 - Aig.1, 1961", "England v Australia, Headingley, 25th - 30th July, 1968", "England v. Australia, The Oval, 28th Aug - 3rd Sept., 1975", "England v. Australia, Lord's, 28th Aug. - 2nd Sept., 1980", and one other. (9)

33 · JAMES LILLYWHITE'S CRICKETERS' ANNUALS: 1896 (Lancashire, 1895), 1897 (Kumar Shri Ranjitsinhji), 1898 (Essex Team, 1897), 1899 (Gloucester, 1898), and 1900 (The Australian Team in England, 1899). (5 items)

34 · AUSTRALIAN DEMON CRICKET antique table-top game in original box, circa 1920,

35 · WISDEN CRICKETERS' ALMANACKS: All softcover editions, comprising 1900, 1903, 1905, and 1931; all with defects. (4 volumes)

36 · CRICKET POSTCARDS - COMIC & SENTIMENTAL: Group of thirty-three mostly 1900s cards, including six Tom Browne cards for Cricket Illustrated, with other artists including E.R. Kinsella and G.E. Shepheard. (33 items)

37 · POSTCARDS: Group of twelve c. 1900s photographic postcards of prominent cricketers at the wicket, including four T. Bolland types (Australians W.W. Armstrong, M.A. Noble, Joe Darling, and R.A. Duff), as well as English and Indian players. (12 items)

38 · VICTOR TRUMPER: Original signature to the front of a Bolland real-photo postcard of Trumper in England in his Australian team cap, practicing at the wicket.

39 · A group of three Chevallier Taylor (1862-1925) colour lithographs, featuring Monty Noble, William Kelly, and Warwick Armstrong; all framed and glazed, the largest 55 x 41cm overall.

40 · CROMBIE, Charles (1880 - 1967) [London : Kegan Paul, Trench, Trubner & Co. Ltd. (for Perrier), circa 1907], Oblong folio (275 × 380 mm), [28] pages, decorated title page featuring the Perrier logo (verso blank), 12 full-page colour plates by Charles Crombie (with a small two-colour Perrier advertisement on the verso of each one), original pictorial paper boards discoloured and detached.

41 · An autograph page featuring seven of the Australian 1909 Test Team including Laver, Armstrong, Carkeek, O'Connor and Carter; unusually also signed by Bill Ferguson, the scorer.

42 · WOMEN'S CRICKET: Three original c. 1910s women's cricket team photograph postcards, together with three other similar postcards showing women mid-match. (6 items)

43 · CRICKET POSTCARDS: Group of fourteen mostly c. 1910s cards, including noted "The Australian Team entering the Cricket Ground, Crystal Palace, for their first match, May 4th 1905" (Victor Trumper visible), an early view of Melbourne Cricket Ground, and a composite of Bosanquet/Warner/Foster. (14 items)

44 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB: Membership fob for 1920-21, member number 1629, made by C. Bentley.

45 · 1920s porcelain milk jug bearing transfer of bear playing cricket, height 4.5cm.

46 · "THE CRICKETER" magazine, edited by Sir Pelham Warner; twenty 1921 editions, being the year of the magazine's founding, #1-2/4-12/14-22 (April 30th - September 24th), all loose as issued, generally poor condition. (20 items)

47 · POSTCARDS: Group of twenty-three early 20th century cricket team photograph postcards, including Australian Test Teams (1921/1926/1930 - Bradman features), as well as teams from England, The West Indies, New Zealand, and South Africa. (23 items)

48 · WILLIAM ALBERT (Bert) OLDFIELD (1894-1976) New South Wales & Australia 1919 - 1938: Oldfield's Australian green wool "baggy green" Test cap with Australian shield to front panel with kangaroo and emu embroidered in metal thread and coloured thread, with the legend ‘ADVANCE AUSTRALIA’ in the scroll; worn by Oldfield in the 1924/25 Ashes series played in Australia. The cap, made by Harding’s Mercery, Hunter Street, Sydney, with original label inside with "W.A. OLDFIELD" in black ink.

49 · An antique silver plated condiment dish adorned with a kangaroo and cricket bat with cricket ball feet; together with a sterling silver teaspoon with kangaroo top "AUSTRALIA VS. ENGLAND" emblazoned with the 1926 Test team names, 7cm and 10cm high. (2 items)

50 · 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.

51 · Group of cricket publications comprising "Cricket 1926", C.G. Macartney "Fight for the Ashes" [1948, Findon Publications, London], Gordon Ross "Cricketers From Australia" [1956, Playfair Books, London], Gordon Ross "Cricketers From Australia" [1961, Playfair Books, London], fourteen "ABC Cricket Books" spanning the 1960s to 1980s, and other ephemera, plus original 21 x 15.5cm studio portrait of English Test Cricketer Maurice Tate.

52 · THOMAS HOWARD (1877 - 1965): A gold-filled Wahl-Eversharp fountain pen, engraved "To T.H. HOWARD from The Vets - 22 : 2 : 30".

53 · An early pair of Clarrie Grimmett's pure wool cricket flannel trousers, circa late 1920s, maker unknown; much worn. Provenance: The Clarrie Grimmett Collection; his family, by descent.

54 · A pair of Clarrie Grimmett's pure wool cricket flannel trousers, circa 1930; with "GRIPU" label to rear waistband. This may have been a spare pair as they show no signs of wear or tear.

55 · Group of three c. 1930s umpire's cricket counters, all in full working order, comprising six-ball "Lyrebird", eight-ball "Lyrebird", and eight-ball "Recorder". (3 items)

56 · THE INVINCIBLES: Group of seven c. 1940s monochrome pin badges, comprising Donald Bradman, Lindsay Hasset, Keith Miller, Bill Brown, Sid Barnes, Ray Lindwall, and Ian Johnson; all 2cm diameter. Scarce.

57 · "STUMPZ - THE INDOOR CRICKET GAME": English, c.1930s, by Thomas de la Rue & Co., box with folding board, 10 cricketer/pawns, two packs of cards, spinning top, score board and rule book, board opens to 44.5cm square. "The indoor cricket game played by the Australian Test Team, English teams and keen cricketers everywhere".

58 · C.V. GRIMMETT: Flicker Book No.2 "Googley Delivery and Off Break Finger Spin", by Flicker Productions, Earls Court Road, London, 1930. Signed by Grimmett to the front cover. Provenance: The Clarrie Grimmett Collection, family, by descent.

59 · C.V. GRIMMETT: "Flicker No.2 - Googley Delivery and Off Break Finger Spin", complete booklet by Flicker Productions Ltd., 113b Earls Court Road, London; 1930. Provenance: The Clarrie Grimmett Collection; his family, by descent.

60 · C.V. GRIMMETT: Two "Flicker" books - "Flicker No. 2 - Googley Delivery and Off Break Finger Spin" and "Flicker No. 3 - Over Spin Delivery and Finger Spin", by Flicker Productions, Earls Court Road, London, 1930. (2 items) Provenance: The Clarrie Grimmett Collection, family, by descent.

61 · CLARRIE GRIMMETT: Group of ephemera from throughout Grimmett's career, including menus, an invitation, correspondence addressed to Grimmett, two mounted photographs, and others. (qty.) Provenance: The Clarrie Grimmett Collection; his family, by descent.

62 · CLARRIE GRIMMETT: Group of fourteen film reels in canisters, content unknown. Provenance: The Clarrie Grimmett Collection; his family, by descent.

63 · Clarrie Grimmett's cricket bag, bearing initials "C.V.G." (faded), together with two of his cricket bat covers, one bearing his name on inner lining. (3 items) Provenance: The Clarrie Grimmett Collection; his family, by descent.

64 · A pair of Clarrie Grimmett's pure wool cricket flannel trousers, circa early 1930s, with "Kaylo Gripu' label to rear waistband; much worn.

65 · A pair of Clarrie Grimmett's pure wool cricket flannel trousers, circa early 1930s, with "Selfixo" label to rear waistband (this may have been a spare pair as they show no signs of wear or tear), together with his warm-up jacket, apparently unworn, produced by "Simpson", "As Worn By U.S.A. & Australian Davis Cup Players". (2 items)

66 · "DRAFT OF SPEECH BY E.P. RAMSAY, DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF POSTS AND TELEGRAPHS FOR SOUTH AUSTRALIA, IN MAKING PRESENTATION TO MR. C. GRIMMETT AT STATION 5CL, ADELAIDE, AT 8 P.M. ON 4/11/30" comprising of seven typed pages held within a blank cover with manuscript endorsement "To Clarrie Grimmett Esq., With Compliments from E.P. Ramsay" "....Mr. Grimmett's achievements are worthy of emulation by every young aspirant for Cricketing honours in Australia....."

67 · CLARRIE GRIMMETT - FILM MAKER: A group of four original reels of 16mm-cine film, all focused on the South African cricket team in Australia, 1931-32 and the Australian team in South Africa, 1935-36 and each of approximately 15 minutes duration.

68 · 1932-33 "The Argus And The Australasian Cricket Guide - Test Match Records and Personalities Of Players - Compiled by Old Boy of The Argus and The Australasian", 16pp, printed by Wilson and Mackinnon, Melbourne; together with "The Laws Of Cricket - As amended by the Marylebone Club to 1936, and with the officially adopted variations by Australia to 1937". Rare. (2 items)

69 · THE BODYLINE SERIES - THE MELBOURNE TEST MATCH - AUSTRALIA'S ONLY WIN Six original "Herald Feature Service" press photographs, all 20 x 25cm format, and each image with copyright stamps and printed explanatory slip affixed verso. Annotations include "O'Brien run out for 10...", "Ames goes cheaply...", "Voce caught in the slips by McCabe...", "Excited crowd Chairs Woodfull after Australia's Test Win." (6 items).

70 · BRADMAN OUT FIRST BALL when he dragged a bumper from BOWES down to his leg stump during the Second Test of the Bodyline Series (Adelaide, December 1932); a fine pen signature of Bradman on a magazine picture depicting him and his shattered wicket.

71 · POSTCARDS - WEST INDIES TEAMS: Group of unused original team photograph postcards, comprising the 1933, 1939, and 1957 teams. (3 items)

72 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB: Membership fobs for Country Members, comprising 1933-34 (#9), 1934-35 (#605), and 1935-36 (#341); all made by Bentley. (3 items)

73 · BODYLINE: Group of four early 1933 postcards bearing the signatures of Don Bradman, Bill Woodfull, Bert Ironmonger, and Bill O'Reilly, together with similar cards bearing the signatures of Charles Kingsford Smith and Poul John Holdenson, then Danish Consul General in Victoria. (6 items)

74 · Don Bradman original signature on reproduction photograph captioned "Don Bradman preparing for indoor practice, England 1934", framed and glazed, 48 x 40cm overall, together with original signed photograph of Dennis Lillee with CoA, framed and glazed, 31 x 26cm overall. (2 items)

75 · JACK HOBBS & ANDY SANDHAM - ORIGINAL SIGNATURES: Original 1934 Surrey Team real photo postcard, bearing on reverse Hobbs' signature in ink and Sandham's signature in pencil.

76 · ENGLISH CRICKETERS: A collection of signed autograph pages, cuts, pics, etc., including Jim Sims, Alec Bedser, Norman Yardley, Reg Perks, Paul Gibb, Bill Edrich, Len Hutton, Herbert Sutcliffe, Mike Denness, Fred Titmus, Ray Illingworth, Norman Mitchell-Innes, F.R. Brown, Denis Compton, Cyril Washbrook, Brian Sellers, Hedley Verity, and Herbert Strudwick. (18).

77 · POSTCARDS: 1936 photogravure portrait postcards by Amalgamated Press, featuring eleven different cricketer portraits including Duckworth, Fingleton, Oldfield, McCabe, O'Reilly and Woolley; mainly fine.

78 · 1936 Don Bradman toby jug manufactured by Marutomo Ware, with cap in green, height 15cm.

79 · 1936 Don Bradman toby jug manufactured by Marutomo Ware, with cap in brown, height 15cm.

80 · DON BRADMAN: Original signature on reproduction photograph of Bradman walking out to bat with Bill Brown; framed and glazed, 39 x 31.5cm overall.

81 · A framed display (51 x 33.5cm) featuring two signed pictures of LEN HUTTON on the occasion, in August 1938, of his achieving 364 against Australia in the Fifth Test at Leeds. In doing so, he surpassed Bradman's highest individual score. The signatures are slightly faded.

82 · Don Bradman, Len Hutton & Joe Hardstaff pen-signed magazine picture depicting Hutton being congratulated on making 364 during the Fifth Test at Kennington Oval, August 1938.

83 · Don Bradman (batting) and Leslie Ames (wicket keeping), both signed in ink to a small magazine picture depicting Bradman's follow-through as Ames watches the ball run to the boundary.

84 · DON BRADMAN: Two original photographs of Don Bradman signed in pen - one depicting him walking out to the crease, the other showing his follow through position; attractively framed and glazed, 51 x 33cm overall.

85 · DON BRADMAN: A group of hardcover books; "My Cricketing Life" by Don Bradman, [1938], "Bradman" by A.G Moyes [1948], "Don Bradman - Farewell to Cricket" by Don Bradman [1950], and "Sir Donald Bradman" by Davis [1960]. (4 volumes, all with dust jackets.)

86 · A shelf of books including "Test Match Captains 1876 - 1939" by Webber, "Test Cricket Lists" by Dawson, "Barclays World of Cricket" by Swanton, "The MCC in Australia 1946 - 47", "England versus Australia" by Frith, "A Yankee looks at cricket" by Sayen, "Images of Bradman" cased limited edition by Allen and Kemsley, "Home and Away" by Pollard, plus two others. (10)

87 · Four-page draft programme for the exhibition match between the Australian Imperial Force team (captained by Herbie Collins) and the Contemporary International XI (captained by Clem Hill), held on April 15th 1939 at the MCG. This match was organised as a fundraiser for the Returned Sailors' and Soldiers' Imperial League of Australia, and took place just months before the outbreak of the Second World War. Provenance: The Clarrie Grimmett Collection; his family, by descent.

88 · A small collection of cricket ties including examples dated 1946, 1947 and 1977. Mixed condition. (7). Provenance: The Clarrie Grimmett Collection; his family, by descent.

89 · WISDEN CRICKETERS' ALMANACKS: All softcover editions, comprising 1946 to 1955 complete series, the later years with additional homemade wrappers. (10 volumes)

90 · DON BRADMAN: Two original press photographs, one dated 19 Nov. 1947 showing schoolboy autograph hunters mobbing Bradman before seeing him score his 100th first-class century at the SCG, the other showing Don fighting his way past adoring female fans, 3 Dec. 1948 as he attempts to walk out to bat on the first day of his last match at the MCG; each approx. 22 x 16cm. (2 items)

91 · The official Australian Board of Control for International Cricket Matches AUSTRALIAN TEAM, 1948 programme, detailing the team members, their itinerary, match programme and other functions,with 19 pen signatures to the back page and back cover; including Don Bradman, Sid Barnes, Lindsay Hassett, Sam Loxton, Ray Lindwall, Keith Miller, Doug Ring, Ian Johnson, and Keith Johnson, who has also written and signed a short note (dated March 1951) which he sent to the recipient of the signed booklet.

92 · DON BRADMAN - DECEMBER 1948 MCG TESTIMONIAL MATCH: Original press photograph showing Bradman leading his team onto the Melbourne Cricket Ground through a throng of supporters; 15 x 20cm.

93 · "BRADMAN" by A.G. Moyes, [Sydney : Angus & Robertson, 1948, 1st ed.], 229pp + plates; hardcover; laminated. Accompanied by a fold-out supplement to The Sun News Pictorial of 22 August 1938 titled "DON BRADMAN - The Greatest Cricketer of All Time". (2 items). The book enhanced by the original signature of Don Bradman to the photo plate and on the two blank end papers with the original pen signatures of 22 contemporary Australian Test cricketers, including Keith Miller, Lindsay Hassett, etc

94 · 1948 INVINCIBLES: Seven matching reproduction portraits by BIL, each featuring a member of the team, signed by the cricketer and the artist, and all numbered 134/200; team members are Bill Brown, Sam Loxton, Arthur Morris, Bill Johnston, Ernie Toshack, Neil Harvey, and Ron Hamence; each print 35 x 24cm, in large envelope with CoA. (7 items)

95 · AUSTRALIAN TEST CRICKETERS: Original pen signatures on reproduced pictures: Don Bradman, Bill Brown, Bill Lawry, Ian Chappell, Greg Chappell, Dennis Lillee, Graham Yallop, Kim Hughes, Allan Border, and Geoff Lawson. (10 items).

96 · WISDEN CRICKETERS' ALMANACKS: All softcover editions, comprising 1949-1956, 1958-1960, 1962, and 1964-1967, plus 1951 and 1965 duplicates. (18 volumes)

97 · Group of three early Staffordshire-style figurines comprising W.G. Grace at the wicket (height 14cm), two soldiers holding bats with title "Militany Baismen" (sic; height 17.5cm) and man and woman at the wicket with title "The Cricketers" (height 16.5cm). (3 items)

98 · ARGUS BADGES: Eighteen different 1950-51 "Australia v England 1950-1951 Test Tour" English team badges, all but one with pin still on rear. (18 items)

99 · Three early Staffordshire-style figurines, comprising two different models of a man and woman at the wicket (both approx. 16.5cm tall), together with a larger figurine (height 24cm) of a young man in cricket whites holding his bat at the ready. (3 items)

100 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1956 W.A. SCHOOLBOYS HOCKEY CAPTAIN: Press photographs (22 x 16.5cm) showing McKenzie with other State Captains during the 1956 Under 16 Hockey Championships held at Brisbane, the other showing McKenzie being congratulated by his father Eric (WA manager/coach) after Western Australia became U-16 Champions of Australia by winning the 1957 Australian Schoolboys Hockey Carnival held at Launceston; also circular 'W.A.' patch for hockey shirt.

101 · Various Tour Programmes, etc., comprising of the 1958-59 Australian Tour...M.C.C. Team (NSW Cricket Assoc.); Australian Team touring England in 1964 (Rostan Press); 1965-66 Australian Tour...M.C.C. Team (NSW Cricket Assoc.); 1970-71 ABC Cricket Book; 1976-77 ABC Cricket Book; 1977 Australian Cricket Tour, and, 1985 Australian Tour. (7 items).

102 · SOUTH MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB: Membership fobs for 1959-60, 1960-61, 1963-64, 1964-65 (3), 1970-71, 1971-72, 1973-74, 1974-75, 1977-78, and 1980-81. (12 items)

103 · VICTORIAN XI: Northern Tour 1959-60 official team photograph, noted Alan Connelly, Bill Lawry, Jack Potter, and Len Maddocks, together with South Melbourne Cricket Club "First Eleven Winners Victorian Cricket Association Premiership Season 1959-60", "Fourth Eleven Premiers Metropolitan Cricket League 1960-61", and "First Eleven Winners Victorian Cricket Association Premiership 1967-68"; all photographs mounted on board, the largest 30.5 x 37cm overall. (4 items)

104 · SYDNEY CRICKET GROUND: Twenty membership fobs spanning the years 1959 to 1981. (20 items)

105 · OFFICIAL TEAM PHOTOS: Three-photo display comprising "Victorian Sheffield Shield Cricket XI - Northern Tour 24/1/62 - 7/2/62" (Melba Studios, Sydney) including Bill Lawry (Capt.), Lindsay Kline & Ian Meckiff; "The Australian & Pakistan Cricket Teams during the Second Test Match at Lahore" Nov 21st to 26th,1959 (photo. Zaidi's Lahore), with the players/officials of the opposing teams seated alternately, including Australians Richie Benaud (Capt.), Neil Harvey, Ray Lindwall, Alan Davidson

106 · WEST INDIES IN AUSTRALIA 1960-61: A full-size Crockett "Norm O'Neill Australia" souvenir cricket bat produced for the Atlantic Union Oil Company (which merged with "Esso" in 1962), signed in pen by three greats of the West Indies team - Wes Hall, Rohan Kanhai and Garry Sobers.

107 · ENGLISH TEST MATCH ACTION PHOTOGRAPHS: June 1962 Graveney square cuts a ball from Ahmed for 4, June 1965 Dexter drives a ball from Collinge, July 1965 John Edrich hits out at a ball from Motz, August 1966 Barber drives a ball from Sobers; all signed action photographs attractively mounted, framed and glazed. (4 items)

108 · WISDEN CRICKETERS' ALMANACKS: All hardback editions without dust jackets, comprising 1963, 1966, 1968, 1969, and 1971. (5 volumes)

109 · WISDEN CRICKETERS' ALMANACKS: All hardback editions with dust jackets, comprising 1966, 1969, 1970, 1977, 1978, 1983, and 1985. (7 volumes)

110 · A shelf of books including Wisden Cricketers' Almanacks for 1967 (h/c), 1974 (h/c), 1975, 1979, 1996 and 1999 (h/c), The Bradman Albums, plus others. (25 vols.)

111 · WISDEN CRICKETERS' ALMANACKS: All softcover editions, comprising 1970, 1971, 1972, 1975, 1976 (2), 1977, 1980 (2), 1985, 1986, 1992, and 1993. (13 volumes)

112 · Group of twelve books on cricket, published in years spanning the 1970s to 2010s, all signed by their respective authors with dedications to Ian McDonald, including 1993 "Beyond Ten Thousand - Allan Border: My Life Story", 1996 "Steve Waugh's World Cup Diary", 2013 "Steve Waugh - The Meaning of Luck", and 2000 "Ian Healy - Hands & Heals".

113 · MEMBERSHIP FOBS: Group comprising eleven Adelaide Oval membership fobs for the seasons 1971/72 to 1980/81 (some duplication), together with six South Australian Cricket Association membership fobs for the seasons 1981/82 to 1985/86 (slight duplication). (17 items)

114 · A full-size Ian Redpath Oval Driver cricket bat, signed by members of both teams during the 1971-72 Rest of the World XI tour of Australia; the Australian signatures include Ian Johnson, Len Maddocks, Alan Connolly, Jack Potter and Lindsay Kline; the rest of the world signatures include Gary Sobers, Tony Greig, Bob Taylor, Sunil Gavaskar, and Richard Hutton. (26 signatures in total)

115 · WISDEN CRICKETERS' ALMANACKS: All hardback editions with dust jackets, comprising 1973, 1974, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1981, 1983, 1985, and 1989. (10 volumes)

116 · NEW ZEALAND CRICKET TEAM 1973: Royal Worcester commemorative plate, April 30th, 1973, featuring the facsimile signatures of the sixteen members of the team plus the manager, including Bevan Congdon, Richard Collinge, Glenn Turner and Richard Hadlee.

117 · Five albums of first-day covers, comprising 1973 "100 Years Of English Country Cricket", 1975 "Prudential Cup", 1977 "Australian Centennial Tour", 1979 "Prudential Cup", and 1980 "Cricket Centenary". (100+ first-day covers)

118 · GREG CHAPPELL (Australian Test Captain), signature on the back of "Cricket at Ayres Rock" colour lithograph print by Pro Hart, framed and glazed, 38 x 46cm overall.

119 · Group of eighteen books on cricket, published in years spanning the 1970s to 2000s, all signed by their respective authors with dedications to Ian McDonald, including 1976 "Chappelli: Ian Chappell's Life Story", 1990 "Merv: My Life And Other Funny Stories", 1991 "Dean Jones: One-Day Magic", 1997 "Shane Warne: My Own Story", and 1997 "Mark Taylor: A Captain's Year".

120 · "Bradman and the Bodyline Series" by E.W Docker, original 1978 hardcover edition with dust jacket, attractively signed in pen by Don Bradman to the title page.

121 · "Sir Donald Bradman: A biography," by Irving Rosenwater, [1978], first edition, hardcover, with dust jacket, 416pp + photo plates; attractively signed in pen to the title page by Don Bradman and Irving Rosenwater.

122 · DON BRADMAN: Original pen signature on an application form (1979) for the purchase of a "Don Bradman Century of Centuries Plate" to be made by Coalport.

123 · KIM HUGHES: Signed A.G. Thompson cricket ball, in perspex case with CoA.

124 · POSTCARDS: Group of more than seventy postcards and photographs (reproductions) of cricketers, cricket grounds, and matches in play, mostly c. 1980s British. (70+ items)

125 · CENTENARY TEST - ENGLAND V AUSTRALIA, LORD'S, 1980: Large-format official photograph depicting the players from the two teams, officials from both countries, and more than one hundred past Test players; attractively framed and glazed, 57 x 64cm overall.

126 · SIGNED POSTCARDS: Group of twenty-one cricketer postcards, of which eleven bearing the original signature of the cricketer depicted, including those of Glenn Turner, Viv Richards, Richard Hadlee, Robin Smith, Geoffrey Boycott, and Derek Underwood. (21 items)

127 · AUSTRALIA'S CRICKETING GREATS set of eight Bradford Exchange commemorative porcelain plates in original boxes of issue, with certificates of authenticity.

128 · 1980 "First Impressions" Staffordshire-style cricket figurines, comprising Julius Caesar with hand on coat and George Parr with bat in hand, both approx. 26.5cm tall. (2 items)

129 · 1981-82 WEST INDIES TOUR OF AUSTRALIA - SOUTH AUSTRALIA v WEST INDIES: Full-size Slazenger "Supatest" cricket bat, signed to the face by twelve members of each team (24 signatures total), including Viv Richards, Gordon Greenidge, Demond Haynes, Larry Gomes, Faoud Bacchus, David Hookes, Wayne Phillips, Jeff Crowe, Kim Harris, and Rick Darling.

130 · "The Test Match of the Century" (Headingley, July 1981) souvenir illustrated silk scorecard recording the remarkable win by England, who defeated Australia by eighteen runs after being forced to follow on; attractively framed and glazed; 55.5 x 63.5cm overall.

131 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB MEMBERSHIP FOBS: Group comprising the years 1982, 1983 (2), 1984, 1985 (2), 1986 (2), 1987 (2), 1988 (2), 1989, 1990, and 1991, plus one other similar. (16 items)

132 · A collection of books, including "Test Decade 1972/1982" by Eagar (1982); "The Complete Who's Who of Test Cricketers" by Martin-Jenkins (1983); "The Art of Cricket" by Simon & Smart (1983); "Glorious Innings - Treasures from the Melbourne Cricket Club Collection" by Bouwman (1987); "The Bradman Albums" 2 volume cased set (1987); "The Complete History of Cricket Tours at Home and Abroad" by Wynne-Thomas (1989); "Treasures of Lord's" by Rice (1989); "Sketches at Lord's" by Down and West (1990);..

133 · An RP DD Slasher cricket bat, signed by the Indian team that won the 1983 Cricket World Cup in England.

134 · DON BRADMAN: "Adelaide Oval Test Cricket 1884 - 1984" by Whimpress and Hart [Adelaide : Wakefield Press, 1984 1st ed.], 262pp, hard cover with dust jacket, signed in pen to the title page by Don Bradman.

135 · Various award medals, including 1985-86 Benson & Hedges World Series Cup, 1988 Benson & Hedges Bicentenary Test Match (engraved to McDonald), February 1988 Sri Lanka v Australia first test played in Australia gilt medallion by Stokes, 1997-98 Carlton & United Series Winners medallion, 1992 Benson & Hedges World Cup medallion, and two ACB media fobs. (7 items)

136 · A 1985 hardcover edition of the classic Australian cricket poem "The Day McDougall Topped the Score" by Thomas E. Spencer, signed by no fewer than 93 Australian and international Test Cricketers and umpires all throughout, starting with Australian Captains, then Sir Donald Bradman, and then players roughly in their batting order, including noted Don Bradman, Alan Border, Ian Chappell, David Boon, Shane Warne, Ian Botham, Lindsay Hassett, Richie Benaud, and many more; AMA CoA present.

137 · "Bradman to Border: A history of Australia-England Test Matches from 1946," [1986, Published by the ABC], signed to the title page by Don Bradman.

138 · ALLAN BORDER, match used "Duncan Fearnley - The Magnum" Cricket Bat, signed on front and endorsed "AUSTRALIA v INDIA, TIED TEST MADRAS 1986. This is to certify that this bat was used during my innings of 106 during the Tied Test in Madras 1986. Allan Border". Also signed by the Australian team, 14 signatures including David Boon (122), Dean Jones (210) & Greg Matthews (10 wickets). Good condition for a match used bat.

139 · A collection of books and annual reports, including 1986-87 to 1997-98 ACB annual reports, "1985 World Championship of Cricket" limited edition signed by R.C. Steele, and several other similar publications; the Bradman tapes known as "The Don Declares", and two copies of McDonald's book "Thrown Out" the story of Ian "Chucker" Meckiff, etc.

140 · BOB HAWKE: 20.5 x 25cm photograph signed by the Prime Minister depicting him with the 1986 Prime Minister's XI Team at Canberra; the team features Allan Border and Steve Waugh.

141 · A full-size Gray-Nicolls bat with 27 signatures on the front of the blade headed "AUSTRALIAN REBEL TOUR 86-87", with the Australian team featuring Kim Hughes, Graham Yallop, and Carl Rackermann, and the South African team featuring Peter Kirsten and Clive Rice; together with a full-size souvenir bat signed by a Victorian team featuring Dean Jones. (2 items)

142 · "Our Don Bradman - Sixty Years of Writings about Sir Donald Bradman" by Phillip Derriman, hardcover, first edition, signed to the pictorial dust jacket by Don Bradman.

143 · "Bradman and the Bodyline" by E.W Docker, [1987], signed by Don Bradman to the title page.

144 · "Farewell to cricket" by Don Bradman, 1988 edition, with an introduction by David Frith, signed by Don Bradman to the title page.

145 · Benson & Hedges Bicentennial Test 1988 bat, full size souvenir Gray-Nicolls brand, with full scoreboard affixed to the front of the blade, and signed verso by both teams (the Australian signatures all legible but slightly faded).

146 · 1988 BICENTENNIAL TEST: Australian team-issued short-sleeve polo shirt, with the unique kangaroo and lion logo; excellent condition.

147 · Comprehensive collection of official cricket team ties and other similar items, mostly Australian Test Team, full list available. (65 items) Provenance: The Collection of Ian "Macca" McDonald, Australian Team Manager 1986-1998.

148 · 200th ANNIVERSARY AUSTRALIA-ENGLAND CRICKETING LINKS: Five fully-signed but unstamped souvenir covers, each bearing twelve original signatures including those of Allan Border, Geoff Marsh, Peter Taylor, Tony Dodemaide, David Boon, Mike Whitney, and Dean Jones. (5 identical items)

149 · THE ORIGINAL ASHES URN VISITS AUSTRALIA - JANUARY 1988: The advertising poster announcing the short visit of the Ashes Urn to the State Bank, Martin Place, during the 87-88 Ashes Series in Australia; the poster has been attractively signed in ink by the Australian and English teams, 75 x 49.5cm overall.

150 · AUSTRALIA V ENGLAND 1989: A full-size Gray Nicolls bat with "Ashes '89" decal, signed to the front of the blade by all nineteen members of the Australian touring party, including Allan Border, Geoff Marsh, David Boon, Mark Taylor, and Bob Simpson.

151 · Attractively framed and glazed pair of full-size cricket bats: a Gray Nicolls "Ashes '89" bat signed by the Australian team (including Allan Border, Dean Jones, David Boon, Ian Healy, Greg Chappell, and Bob Simpson), together with a 1996-97 Test Series souvenir bat, signed by the Australian and West Indies teams (including Australians Mark Taylor, Ian Healy, and Glenn McGrath, and West Indies players Walsh, Bishop, Adams, and Holder); overall 109 x 49.5 x 10cm.

152 · THREE MINIATURE BATS: Ashes 89 with applied decal featuring the signatures of the Australian Team, New Cricket Centenary 1995 with original signatures of the Australian Team (Taylor, Healy, Boon, Waugh, etc.), and a WSC decaled bat with Australian team signatures including Kim Hughes, Rod Marsh, Graham Yallop, and Wayne Phillips.

153 · A replica Ashes urn in timber, on matching timber plinth, engraved at base "Made By Alan Kelly Mornington Vic(toria)", with details of the triumphant 1989 Australian team affixed to the base; height 26cm.

154 · W.G. GRACE: Royal Doulton 1989 medium-size character jug [6845], limited edition #1697/9500, height 10cm, together with 1996 large character jug [D7032], height 16.5cm; both modelled by Stanley James Taylor. (2 items)

155 · "Bradman: A biography. Using the private possessions of Sir Donald Bradman" by Michael Page, [1990 edition] signed by Don Bradman to the title page.

156 · ENGLISH TEST CRICKETERS: A duplicated range of promotional photo-cards, all signed in ink by the relevant player: Angus Fraser (11), Devon Malcolm (2), Peter Such (2), Mark Ilott (1), John Crawley (6); all in excellent condition. (Total: 22)

157 · AUSTRALIAN TEST PLAYERS: A collection of original autographs on photographs and a large card, including Brett Lee, Adam Gilchrist, Scott Muller, Geoff Lawson, Dirk Wellham, Greg Blewett, Ian Meckiff, etc. (14); together with several original match tickets.

158 · "The Bradman Collection" poster, signed and dedicated by Don Bradman (60 x 42cm), together with 1977 Centenary Test poster and 1989 Ashes Tour poster; the first item unframed, the second two framed. (3 items)

159 · DON BRADMAN: A group of photographs depicting Bradman, including one action shot signed by Bradman and dedicated "To Ian with best wishes".

160 · DON BRADMAN: "Sir Don Bradman" print by Alan Fearnley, signed by Bradman and the artist, limited edition #284/850; framed and glazed, 57.5 x 47cm overall.

161 · Collection remainder comprising eleven c. 1990s cricketer badges including Allan Border, Mark Waugh, Merv Hughes, and David Boon, together with 1977 Coalport "G. Boycott - Century Of Centuries" plate in box, 1980 Coalport "Middlesex Country Cricket Champions 1980" plate in box, and two Melbourne Cricket Club membership fobs. (15 items)

162 · SIGNED FULL-SIZE CRICKET BATS: Duncan Fearnley "The Magnum" bat featuring Viv Richards player stats, signed by Viv Richards, together with limited edition #63/365 "Sir Garfield Sobers - The Great All-Rounder" bat featuring extensive player stats, signed by Garry Sobers. (2 items)

163 · SIGNED FULL-SIZE CRICKET BATS: Group comprising Gray-Nicolls bat signed by Mark Taylor, Gray-Nicolls "Gladius" bat signed by Greg Chappell, and "Rapier" bat signed by Richie Benaud, all three bats featuring their respective player's stats and photograph. (3 items)

164 · 1992 WORLD CUP: Full-size Country cricket bat, signed to the face by twelve members of the Australian team, including Allan Border, Steve Waugh, Craig McDermott, Dean Jones, Mark Taylor, and others. Good condition.

165 · 1992 WORLD CUP: Full-size cricket bat signed to front and reverse by all 9 teams, with more than 120 signatures including Allan Border, Steve Waugh, Martin Crowe, Sachin Tendulkar, Brian Lara, Allan Donald, Imran Khan, and Alec Stewart.

166 · 1992 WORLD CUP: Full-size Gray Nicolls bat, signed by thirteen members of the Australian Squad, including Allan Border, Geoff Marsh, Dean Jones, David Boon, Steve Waugh, and Peter Taylor.

167 · 1992 Australian One Day International team batting helmet with Australian Coat of Arms to front panel, signed in pen by numerous cricketing greats present at the match, including Don Bradman, Greg Chappell, David Boon, Glenn McGrath, Ian Healy, Mark Taylor, Ricky Ponting, Phil Emery, Mark Waugh, and others. Match worn; player unknown.

168 · 1992 team-issued Benson & Hedges World Cup cap.

169 · Australian 'Baggy Gold' One-Day International Cap, with embroidered Australian Coat-of-Arms on front. Superb condition.

170 · 1992 WORLD CUP: Australian team-issued clothing, all bearing World Cup 1992 logo, comprising knitted sleeveless vest, long-sleeve dress shirt, and long-sleeve knitted jumper. All in excellent condition. (3 items)

171 · CENTENARY OF SHEFFIELD SHIELD CRICKET 1992-93: An October 1992 first day cover bearing the 45c and $1.20 stamps issued for the occasion, signed by Australian test cricketers including Allan Border, Mark Taylor, Ian Healy, Merv Hughes, David Boon, Damien Martyn, Steve Waugh, and others.

172 · Large-format photograph depicting all the teams to the Benson & Hedges World Cup 1992, photographed in front of the Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge (framed and glazed, 56 x 53cm overall), together with a framed presentation depicting Border's 1993 celebrations on achieving the world record batting tally (framed and glazed, 80 x 64cm overall), and three other framed photographs, including one signed by David Boon. (5 items)

173 · THE DAY ALLAN BORDER SCORED HIS 10,223rd RUN: Photograph depicting the Australian team around Allan Border holding a congratulatory cake from XXXX that reads "Congratulations Allan Border From XXXX And All Cricket Lovers", signed by most of those present including Border, Steve and Mark Waugh, Mark Taylor, Shane Warne, Damien Martyn, David Boon, and Bob Simpson. (10 examples, each 25.5 x 31 overall, all with the same signatories)

174 · ALLAN BORDER AUSTRALIAN ONE-DAY SHIRT: Text "Australia - I.SC. - World Series" on front, "BORDER" on reverse, c. 1993, signed to the front by the man himself.

175 · "BRADMAN - What they said about him," by Barry Morris (1994), signed to the pictorial first page by Don Bradman.

176 · "Images of Bradman" by Allen and Kemsley, First Edition, in original pictorial slip case; limited edition.

177 · REBIRTH OF THE ASHES - UNOFFICIAL TEST MATCH AT SUNBURY 1995: A full-size Gray-Nicolls cricket bat, signed by both teams including captains Allan Border and David Gower.

178 · DON BRADMAN - SIGNED CRICKET BAT: Slazenger 'The Bradman' cricket bat, boldly signed on the face in black marker, housed in custom-built glazed wooden display box; height 96cm.

179 · DEAN JONES: Kookaburra cricket bat signed to the face in black marker, housed in custom-built glazed wooden display box with CoA; height 94cm.

180 · DON BRADMAN: Original pen signature on card 12 of the 20 Weet-bix cards in "The Don Bradman Collection", with the original wrapper. (2 items)

181 · WORLD CUP 1996: Australian team-issued tracksuit top (with Commonwealth Coat of Arms), training T-shirt, long-sleeve training shirt, and singlet, all with the distinctive Coca-Cola World Cup logo of that year. (4 items)

182 · WILLS WORLD CUP 1996: A group of branded souvenirs including an official tie incorporating the logos of all participating teams, a Wedgwood plate, mug, and ashtray, and various other items.

183 · ASHES TOUR 1997: Australian team-issued long-sleeve training shirt, together with raincoat, both with appropriate Coca-Cola branding.

184 · 1997 ASHES SERIES: Australian team-issued tracksuit top, with Commonwealth Coat of Arms, ACB logo, and Adidas and Coca-Cola branding.

185 · WORRELL TROPHY 1997: Fifteen examples of a photograph depicting the triumphant Australian team, signed in the margins by all fifteen players and officials, including Mark Taylor, Glenn McGrath, Andy Bichel, Steve Waugh, Ian Healy, Geoff Marsh, and Shane Warne; each overall 21.5 x 30cm.

186 · Official Australian Team photograph at the Adelaide Cricket Ground, fully signed in the margins by Mark Taylor (captain), Bob Simpson (coach), Ian McDonald (manager), Shane Warne, Glenn McGrath, Ricky Ponting, David Boon, etc. (2 examples, each 31 x 35.5cm overall), together with a photograph of the Australian team to the Benson & Hedges World Cup 1992, signed by all the players and dedicated to "Macca". (3 items)

187 · Australia Post "Australian Legends - Sir Donald Bradman" 10 x 45c stamp packs, overall face value $990, contained in a box of two hundred and twenty complete packs; condition as new.

188 · SHANE WARNE: Display commemorating Warne's 300th test wicket, featuring Warne's signature, two photographs, career details, and a complete list of Warne's 300; limited edition 728/1000, framed and glazed, 40 x 54cm overall.

189 · "Golden Anniversary - Bradman's Invincibles - 1948" limited-edition print; attractively framed and glazed, 82 x 112cm overall.

190 · SHANE WARNE: A 1998-99 Tri-Nation Series Australian Team ODI cap mounted together with Shane Warne's number 23 sleeveless team jumper (with ACB and CUB logos), endorsed "To Macca, I don't know where we'll be without U. Thanks for all your help, your friend Shane Warne"; attractively framed and glazed, 90 x 79.5cm overall.

191 · MARK TAYLOR - SIGNED CRICKET BAT: Surridge cricket bat signed to the face in green marker (faded), housed in custom-built glazed wooden display box with CoA; height 94cm.

192 · DON BRADMAN: 1999 bronze statuette "Don Bradman - Lord's 1930 - The Great Man" by Tanya Bartlett, limited edition #999/2500, signed and editioned on the bat, raised on marble base, overall height 39cm; offered with timber case.

193 · Group of five signed miniature cricket bats, comprising signatures of Shane Watson (with CoA), Allan Border and Sunil Gavaskar (with CoA), Steve Waugh, Mark Waugh, and Graham Yallop.

194 · SHANE WARNE: Signed A.G. Thompson Kookaburra Turf cricket ball in perspex case with CoA, c. 2000s.

195 · SIGNED CRICKET BALLS: Group of six c. 2000s balls, signed by Ian Botham (England), Darren Gough (England), Mitch Johnson (Australia), Brett Lee (Australia), Muttiah Muralitharan (Sri Lanka), and Mark Waugh (Australia).

196 · Collection remainder including various team photographs, items of clothing, posters, travel gear, an ACB flag, etc. (qty.)

197 · 3D limited-edition image of Steve Waugh #12 batting with original signature; attractively framed and glazed, 77 x 58cm overall.

198 · Group of six framed or mounted items including a reproduction front cover depicting Bradman "The Man of a Century" with his signature and others.

199 · 2000-20001 WEST INDIES: Full-size "County" cricket bat inscribed with player names and title "West Indies Tour Squad - Australia 2000/01", bearing sixteen original signatures, including those of Courtney Walsh, Brian Lara, Jimmy Adams, and Sherwin Campbell, among others.

200 · INAUGURAL DON BRADMAN MEMORIAL LUNCHEON: Special "Sir Donald Bradman" album (in slipcase) of stamps and first-day covers, produced by Australia Post and only available to attendees of the August 27th 2001 event at the MCC Members Dining Room, plus softcover books "Advantage Australia" (2003, signed by author Alan Trengove) and "Diva" (2004, signed by Joan Sutherland). (3 items)

201 · VICTORIAN BUSHRANGERS - SIGNED CRICKET BAT: Full-size bat with printed Bushrangers logo and player list, with twenty signatures including those of Shane Warne, Tony Dodemaide, and Brad Williams; housed in custom-built glazed wooden display box; height 94cm.

202 · VICTOR TRUMPER: Bronze statuette "Stepping Out to Drive" by Fredric Whitehouse, limited edition 233/500, height 21cm, CoA present.

203 · DONALD BRADMAN: Bronze statuette "The Cover Drive" by Fredric Whitehouse, Bradman Museum limited edition 233/500, height 19cm, CoA present.

204 · W.G. GRACE: Bronze statuette on marble plinth, Grace's name etched at base, height 29cm.

205 · DONALD BRADMAN: Bronze statuette on jarrah plinth with plaque "The Cricketer Of The Century", limited edition 166/200, approx. 53 x 36 x 25cm; framed trading card (17 x 14.5cm overall) with original Bradman signature has been attached to the base (later addition).

206 · NATHAN BRACKEN: 2009 signed cricket ball, in perspex case with CoA.

207 · RICKY PONTING: Signature on full-size Kookaburra cricket bat, with matching soft case.

208 · JEFF THOMSON: Souvenir Baggy Green together with Slazenger cricket ball, each signed and accompanied by a photo of Thomson signing the item in question. (4 items)

209 · TEST CRICKETERS: Group of seven signed caricature prints by "Ireland", six of which window mounted, comprising Jeff Thomson, Lance Cairns, Chris Cairns, Jeremy Coney, Richard Hadlee, Daniel Vettori, and Martin Crowe; the largest of the mounted prints 41.5 x 27cm overall. (7 items)

210 · VICTOR TRUMPER'S MATCH-USED CRICKET BAT, PRESENTED TO JACK RYDER, WHO IN TURN PRESENTED IT TO KEITH WILLIAM STACKPOLE Having used the A.G. Spalding & Brothers "Hayward Century" full-size cricket bat during the 1911-12 English tour of Australia, Trumper finally used the bat during his Testimonial Match, held at the Sydney Cricket Ground in February 1913. The four-day match between New South Wales (led by Clem Hill) and The Rest (led by Trumper) resulted in a draw...

212 · VICTORIA v QUEENSLAND 1946: Wooden paddle signed by fifteen players including Jack Ryder, Des Fothergill, Bill Johnston, and Keith Stackpole Sr.; length 45cm.

213 · Keith Stackpole Sr.'s early 1950s Victorian State blazer, dark navy with embroidered "VCA" logo on pocket; tag reads "The Mutual Store Ltd. - Flinders Street, Melbourne".

214 · 1959/60 AUSTRALIAN TOUR TO INDIA AND PAKISTAN: A full-size Hanif cricket bat, signed to the front by the Australian touring party of nineteen (including Benaud, Harvey, McDonald, Davidson, Meckiff, O'Neill, Grout, Lindwall, Loxton, and Jarman), and signed to the reverse by the Pakistani and Indian teams.

215 · KEITH STACKPOLE'S VICTORIAN TEAM CRICKET CAP: Circa 1960s baggy blue, embroidered "VCA" logo on front, fair condition.

216 · 1961 AUSTRALIAN TEAM ON TOUR: Official team sheet, fully signed by the 17 players and 2 officials in the touring party, with Benaud and Harvey leading a Test team which included Booth, Davidson, Grout, Lawry, McKenzie and Simpson. Accompanied by three identical sheets with facsimile signatures. (4 items)

217 · OFFICIAL SIGNED TEAM SHEETS: Group comprising "Australian Team On Tour, 1961", "Australian Team On Tour, 1966-67", "Australian touring cricket team '69/70", "Australia To England 1985"; signatures include those of Richie Benaud, Neil Harvey, Bill Lawry, Graham McKenzie, Bob Simpson, Ian Chappell, Ian Redpath, Keith Stackpole, Bob Cowper, Allan Border, David Boon; mixed condition. (4 items)

218 · 1962-63 SHEFFIELD SHIELD: Menu from the VCA dinner in honour of the Victorian team's victory, Hotel Windsor, Melbourne, Saturday 11th May, with twenty-three signatures including those of Jack Ryder, Bob Cowper, Keith Stackpole, Ian Redpath, Bill Lawry, and Keith Miller.

219 · A framed presentation featuring two photographs depicting Clarrie Grimmett instructing young Keith Stackpole in the art of leg-spin bowling, accompanied by two original letters, the first dated August 5th 1963 to Clarrie Grimmett, written and signed by Bill Lawry, requesting his involvement in lending his experience and coaching to a young cricketer "who could well be another Clarrie Grimmett". The second letter dated August 26th 1963 is written by Keith Stackpole and addressed to Clarrie Grimme

220 · MARYLEBONE CRICKET CLUB v PRIME MINISTER'S XI 1965: Official photograph showing both competing teams, standing outside the Bradman Pavilion at Manuka Oval, Canberra, on Friday 17th December, 1965. Keith Stackpole stands in the middle of the third low, with Australian prime minister Sir Robert Menzies seated in the middle of the front row; framed and glazed, overall 29 x 30cm, together with "Australian Tour Of South Africa 1966/7" official team photograph with eighteen signatures on the mount.

221 · 1966/67 AUSTRALIAN CRICKET TOUR OF SOUTH AFRICA: Two gilt ceramic beer steins featuring 25+ original signatures, including those of Australians Bill Lawry, Bob Cowper, Ian Chappell, Keith Stackpole, Bob Simpson, and Ian Redpath, as well as South Africans Graeme Pollock, Eddie Barlow, and Colin Bland. (2 items)

222 · AUSTRALIAN TOUR OF SOUTH AFRICA 1966-67: Official team photograph showing Keith Stackpole seated in middle row, third from right. Player names are printed on mount beneath, with eighteen pen signatures at margins, including Bobby Simpson (Capt.), Bill Lawry, Ian Chappell, Keith Stackpole, Ian Redpath, and tour manager/treasurer Bill Jacobs; size 29 x 37.5cm overall.

223 · Keith Stackpole's late 1960s Australian Test Team match-worn cricket woollen jumper (sleeveless); tag reads "Handframed by Guildknit of Guildford England".

224 · KEITH STACKPOLE'S 1969-70 TEST TEAM TOUR OF INDIA: Match-worn woollen Indian Team jumper (sleeveless), made by "Menora Knitwear - 100% Top Dyed Merino Wool", received by Stackpole from an unknown Indian player in exchange for his own jumper.

225 · Keith Stackpole's 1970 Caltex Sports Star Of The Month award for cricket (name inscribed), together with his 1971 Caltex Sports Star Of The Year award for cricket (name uninscribed); both 33cm tall including plinths. (2 items)

226 · KEITH STACKPOLE'S EARLY 1970s AUSTRALIAN TEST TEAM BLAZER: In green light-weight wool, with the Australian coat-of-arms embroidered in silk to the pocket, together with similar blazer lacking pocket; believed to be the jackets provided to the team that toured South Africa in the summer of 1970-71. (2 items)

227 · Keith Stackpole's Royal Worcester 1st May 1971 Australian Cricket Team On Tour plate, featuring 20+ signatures include those of Ian Chappell (captain) and Keith Stackpole, Royal Worcester symbol on reverse; together with Coalport 1980 Centenary Test England V. Australia plate, with dedication "Presented By Garuda Indonesian Airways To K.R. Stackpole MBE". (2 items)

228 · Remainder lot of eight football items including 1971 Collingwood Old Players' Association dinner menu with 50+ signatures including those of Jack Ryder, Bob Rose, Brian Taber, Tom Sherrin, Bill Twomey, Ray Gabelich, and Bruce Andrew; a 1989 Carlton 125th Anniversary Medallion in case, a 1996 Swans cap signed by Ron Barassi and Bob Skilton, and others.

229 · KEITH STACKPOLE'S 1972 AUSTRALIAN TEST TEAM BLAZER: In green light-weight wool, with the Australian coat-of-arms and the date "1972" embroidered in silk to the pocket; believed to have been issued to the team for the tour of the West Indies.

230 · Keith Stackpole's green Slazenger touring bag, prominently marked "Keith Stackpole - 1972 Australian Cricket Tour Of England", length approx. 92cm.

231 · Keith Stackpole's 1972 Australian Test Team baggy green cap, with embroidered Coat of Arms "Australia - 1972" to the front panel; presented in a custom-built encased frame, 64 x 54.5cm overall.

232 · KEITH STACKPOLE - MARYLEBONE CRICKET CLUB: Stackpole's 1972 membership card, together with his eight honorary life membership cards from the years 1982 to 1989, listing all the fixtures at Lords. (9 items)

233 · KEITH STACKPOLE - MARYLEBONE CRICKET CLUB: Stackpole's ten honorary life membership cards from the years 1990 to 1999, listing all the fixtures at Lords. (10 items)

234 · KEITH STACKPOLE - MARYLEBONE CRICKET CLUB: Stackpole's ten honorary life membership cards from the years 2000 to 2009, listing all the fixtures at Lords. (10 items)

235 · KEITH STACKPOLE - MARYLEBONE CRICKET CLUB: Stackpole's sixteen honorary life membership cards from the years 2010 to 2025, listing all the fixtures at Lords. (16 items)

236 · Australian Test Team long-sleeved woollen cricket jumper owned by Keith Stackpole, c. 1974, tag reads "Jaeger - All Wool - Made In Great Britain".

237 · 1980 CENTENARY TEST - ENGLAND v AUSTRALIA AT LORD'S: A full-size Gray-Nicolls cricket bat with impressed title, signed to the front of the blade by the Australian and English teams, additionally signed to the back of the blade by more than one hundred Australian and English Test Team veterans. Superb condition.

238 · RICHARD HADLEE - NEW ZEALAND TEST CAP: Circa 1980s New Zealand black cloth Test Team cap, manufacturer "Westminster By Freister", with embroidered "silver fern" emblem of New Zealand to front. The cap has been signed by Hadlee to the inside. Hadlee played in 86 Tests for New Zealand; he was Cap number 127, and retired with 431 Test wickets and 3,124 runs to his name.

239 · KEITH MILLER: Display comprising two photographs showing Miller alternately batting and bowling, both featuring his signature in pen; framed and glazed, 36.5 x 54cm overall.

240 · A full-size Gray-Nicolls cricket bat signed verso in the ownership position by Richie Benaud, and on the front by many Australian cricketing greats including Don Bradman, Kim Hughes, Bruce Yardley, Rod Marsh, Bill Lawry, Keith Stackpole, Greg Chappell, George Tribe, Allan Border, Len Pascoe, Ian Chappell, and Ross Edwards.

241 · A full-size Gray-Nicolls cricket bat signed to the front of the blade by an Australian team led by Allan Border and Rodney Hogg and a West Indies team led by Clive LLoyd; further signed on the back of the blade by the New Zealand team led by Geoff Howarth, the Indian team led by Kapil Dev, the Sri Lankan team led by Duleep Mendis, the Pakistani team led by Imran Khan, and the English team led by David Gower.

242 · AUSTRALIA v SRI LANKA - 2nd TEST 1989-90 AT BELLERIVE OVAL, HOBART: A full-size Gray-Nicolls "Runmaker Tuff Coat" cricket bat, signed to the front by the Australian and Sri Lankan teams; the Australian signatures are damp-affected.

243 · Circa 1990 9.5 x 14.5cm colour photograph signed by Dennis Lillee, Richard Hadlee, and Jeff Thomson.

244 · AUSTRALIA v ENGLAND - ADELAIDE 4th TEST JANUARY 1991: A full-size Gray-Nicolls cricket bat signed to the front of the blade by the Australian team, including Border, Marsh, Boon, Taylor, Healy, and Jones.

245 · 1993-94 AUSTRALIA v SOUTH AFRICA TEST SERIES IN AUSTRALIA: A full-size Gray-Nicolls "Elite 500" cricket bat, signed to the front of the blade by both teams.

246 · SIGNED MENUS: Group of five comprising 1993 Kent Park Taverners Annual Banquet, 1994 World Series Welcome Banquet, 2002 MCC Captains' Luncheon, and 2004 Bradman Luncheon (x2), with many signatures including those of Ian Redpath, Bob Cowper, Bill Lawry, plus three other printed items. (8 items)

247 · REBIRTH OF THE ASHES - UNOFFICIAL TEST MATCH AT SUNBURY 1995: A full-size Gray-Nicolls cricket bat, signed by both teams including captains Allan Border and David Gower.

248 · MARYLEBONE CRICKET CLUB: "Egg and bacon" silk tie, together with two 1997 World Series Cricket 20th anniversary ties, still in packaging. (3 items)

249 · Keith Stackpole's 2000 Australian Sports Medal with text "TO COMMEMORATE AUSTRALIAN SPORTING ACHIEVEMENT", in original presentation case, with accompanying medal miniature.

250 · SIGNED MINIATURE CRICKET BATS: Group of four, all bearing many signatures (cricketers and footballers) on both front and back, including those of Ron Barassi, Alex Jesaulenko, Peter Bedford, Keith Stackpole, Bill Lawry, Ian Redpath, Ian Chappell, and Greg Chappell. (4 items)

251 · OLYMPIC MIDDLE-DISTANCE RUNNERS: Pair of Puma spiked running shoes, each with six signatures in identical positions, including those of John Landy, Roger Bannister, Sebastian Coe, Ron Clarke, and others. (2 items)

252 · Group of clothing items signed by prominent cricketers including Greg Chappell, Waqar Younis, David Hookes, and Keith Stackpole, together with three unsigned cricket books, plus two Moto GP books (both signed by Eddie Lawson and Wayne Gardner). (8 items)

253 · VCA BOXING DAY TEST 2001: Australia V South Africa cricket cap with embroidered "VCA" logo on front, with nine signatures including those of Bill Lawry, Keith Stackpole, Bob Cowper, and Merv Hughes.

254 · MCG 150th ANNIVERSARY: Keith Stackpole's invitation and dinner menu from the event that took place at the Long Room at the MCG, September 23, 2003; both with copious signatures, including those of Ron Barassi, Greg Chappell, Ian Chappell, Kevin Bartlett, John Landy, Kim Hughes, Frank Tyson, and Bob Skilton. (2 items)

255 · Remainder lot comprising 1906 W.D. & H.O. Wills "Melbourne Cup Winners" part-set [19/45] plus 1 duplicate, 1930 Boys' Magazine "Zat" complete set [11] plus 1 other, 1937 Godfrey Phillips "Spot the Winner" [2], 1985 Brindley "Cricketers 2nd Series" complete set [30], together with 15 reproduction 1899 Kinnear's "Australian Cricketers", plus framed and glazed Will's "Cricketers" 1982 nostalgia reprint set [50]; mixed condition. (80 items)

256 · 1911 WILLS'S (VICE REGAL): "Australian And English Cricketers" cigarette cards part-set [50/59]; Fair/Good condition.

257 · 1912-1938 JOHN PLAYER & SONS: Diverse group comprising 1912 "Regimental Uniforms" complete set [50], 1926 "Cricketers Caricatures By RIP" complete set [50] plus 37 duplicates, 1926 "Straight Line Caricatures" complete set [50], 1926 "Footballers Caricatures By RIP" complete set [50], 1934 "Cricketers" complete set [50] (x2), 1934 "Hints On Association Football" completed album, and 1938 "Cricketers" complete set [50]. (380+ items)

258 · 1922-1929 CIGARETTE & TRADE CARDS: Group comprising 1922 Young Britain "Favourite Cricketers Series" complete set [15], 1923 R & J. Hill Ltd. "Famous Cricketers" complete set [40], 1928 Major Drapkin & Co. "Australian And English Test Cricketers" complete set [40] plus 16 duplicates, 1928 De Reszke "Famous Test Cricketers" part-set [23/27], and 1929 Boys' Magazine "Famous Cricketers Series" part-set [9/10]; mainly fine. (143 items)

259 · 1922-1980 CIGARETTE & TRADE CARDS: Diverse group comprising 1922 Amalgamated Press (Champion) "Sporting Champions" [7], 1934 Amalgamated Press (Champion) "Sportsmen Of The World" complete album [32], 1935 Ardath (N.Z.) "Sports Champions" set [50], 1938 Ardath (N.Z.) "Cricket, Tennis & Golf Celebrities" set [50], and many others; mixed condition. (365 items)

260 · 1923-1938 CIGARETTE & TRADE CARDS: Group comprising 1923 Chums "Cricketers" complete set [23], 1926 Amalgamated Press (Triumph & Champion) "Famous Test Match Cricketers" complete set [32], 1928 De Reszke "Famous Test Cricketers" part-set [20/27], 1931 Giant Brand Licorice "South African Cricketers" complete set [12], 1932 Godfrey Phillips (BDV) "Test Cricketers" complete set [38], and 1936-38 Ardath Tobacco Co. "Photocards" [49]; mixed condition. (174 items)

261 · 1924-1938 GALLAHER LTD.: Group comprising 1924 "British Champions Of 1923" part-set [55/75], 1935 Park Drive "Champions - 2nd Series" complete set [48], 1936 "Sporting Personalities" complete set [48], and 1938 "Racing Scenes" complete set [48]; mainly VF/EF. (199 items)

262 · 1926 GALLAHER LTD.: "Famous Cricketers" complete set [100], noted W.G. Grace and C.V. Grimmett; mixed condition.

263 · OGDEN'S CIGARETTE CARDS - CRICKET: Group comprising "Cricket 1926" complete set [50], together with 1928 "Australian Test Cricketers" complete set [36], including noted Don Bradman, Archie Jackson, and Jack Hobbs; mainly fine. (86 items)

264 · 1928-1939 W.A. & A.C. CHURCHMAN: Diverse group comprising 1928 "Famous Cricket Colours" complete set [25], 1938 "Association Footballers" complete set [50], and 1939 "Kings Of Speed" complete set [50]. (125 items)

265 · 1929-1938 W.D. & H.O. WILLS: Group comprising 1929 "Cricketers - 2nd Series" complete set [50] (x2), together with 1938 "Association Footballers" complete set [50]; VF/EF. (150 items)

266 · 1932 SWEETACRES CHAMPION CHEWING GUM: "Test Records" complete set [32] plus 25 duplicates, together with "Prominent Cricketers" part-set [30/32] plus 15 duplicates. Noted Don Bradman, Archie Jackson, and Eddie Gilbert (one of the few sets to feature this famous indigenous fast bowler); mixed condition. (102 items)

267 · 1933 HOADLEYS: "Victorian Footballers" complete set [50], text at base "Photos by courtesy of the Manufacturers B.D.V. Cigarettes"; mixed condition.

268 · 1934 DUDGEON & ARNELL (PATROL TOBACCO): "1934 Australian Test Team", complete set [16], including Don Bradman and Clarrie Grimmett; superb condition.

269 · 1936 ALLEN'S "CRICKETERS": Complete set [36], noted Don Bradman, Stan McCabe, and Gubby Allen; brands on reverse include Q-T Fruit Drops, Steam Rollers, Cure-'Em-Quick, and Irish Moss Gum Jubes; mixed condition.

270 · 1937 OGDEN'S: "Champions Of 1936" complete set [50], including Jesse Owens; G/VG.

271 · 1953-1958 CIGARETTE & TRADE CARDS - CRICKET: Group comprising 1953 Morning Foods "Test Cricketers" complete set [25], 1955 D.C. Thompson & Co. (Hotspur) "Country Cricketers" complete set [16], Kane Products 1956 "Cricket Clubs & Badges" complete set [25]/1956 "Cricketer - 1st Series" complete set [25]/1956 "Cricketers - 2nd Series" complete set [25], 1958 Master Vending Machine Co. "Cricketer Series - New Zealand" complete set [16], and others. (227 items)

272 · 1955 NEWS CHRONICLE: "England v S. Africa" part-set [11/12] cards; noted Trevor Bailey and Peter May; EF condition. (11 items)

273 · D.C. THOMPSON & CO.: Group of three 1957 "Country Cricketers" complete trade card sets, comprising Adventure [16/16], The Wizard [16/16], and The Rover [16/16]; VG/VF. (48 items)

274 · 1972 SUNICRUST: Complete set of 40 "Comedy Cricket" trade cards, all featuring cartoons by WEG; mainly fine. Rarely seen.

275 · 1982-1995 TRADE CARDS - CRICKET: Group comprising Australian Dairy 1982 "Super Cricket" [54], 1983 "Super Cricket" complete set [50], 1985 "Kanga Cricket" [62], 1987 Hampshire CCC "Sunday League Era" complete set [24] with many signatures, 1989 Scanlens (Stimorol) "International Cricketers" complete set [84], 1990 Scanlens (Stimorol) "World Series Cricketers" part-set [83/84], and others. (469 items)

276 · FUTERA - THE 1995 HERITAGE COLLECTION: Keith Stackpole's personal player-edition 60-card set, with 59 of the cards signed, plus two additional Keith Stackpole cards, in matching green album with letter to Stackpole from Swan Richards; one of only 100 of these sets to feature both Don Bradman and Keith Miller's signatures.

277 · Diverse group of cigarette cards comprising 1900s Ogden's Tab Cigarettes (47 cards across Series A + B and 1901 series), 1908 Wills's "Cricketers" part-set [48/50] with two duplicates, 1926 Wills's (New Zealand) "English Cricketers" complete set of 25, and 1926 Ogden's "Cricket" part-set [34/50]; mixed condition. (Total: 156)

278 · Diverse group of 1900s-1930s cricket trade cards, including Allen's [29], Wizard For Boys [32], The Boys' Realm [7], Chums [9], De Reske [9], Boys' Magazine [8], Patrol Tobacco [5], and many others; noted Don Bradman and Bill Ponsford; mixed condition - mainly fine. Inspection will reward. (175 items)

279 · WILLS'S: Group comprising 1903 "Australian and English Cricketers" part-set [21/25] plus 24 duplicates, 1905 "Australian Club Cricketers" part-set [13/46] plus 1 duplicate, two 1928 "Cricketers" complete sets [50], and 1929 "Cricketers - 2nd Series Of 50" complete set [50]; mixed condition, mostly excellent.

280 · 1905 WILLS'S CAPSTAN: "Australian Club Cricketers" part-set [36/46]; mixed condition.

281 · 1907 WILLS CAPSTAN: "Prominent Australian and English Cricketers" series one part-set [37/50], together with series two grey captions part-set [19/23], plus 9 duplicates; mixed condition. (65 items)

281a · 1907 TADDY & CO. [Grapnel Mixture] card depicting Prince Ranjisinhji, Sussex, a key card from the "County Cricketers" series, EF condition.

282 · 1911 WILLS'S (CAPSTAN/VICE REGAL/HAVELOCK): "Australian And English Cricketers" part-set [56/59], plus 58 duplicates; mixed condition. (114 items)

283 · 1912 SMITH'S: "Cricketers" first series complete set [50]; G/VG.

283a · R. & J. HILL: Group of "Famous Cricketers" cards, comprising 1912 Series A #5 (Hearne), #10 (Hayward), #22 (Macartney), and #27 (Snooke), together with 1912 Series B #8 (Tyldesley), plus 1923 #28 (Brown). (6 items)

284 · REAL PHOTO CIGARETTE CARDS: An accumulation of seventy-one cards, including 1922 Amalgamated Press ("The Champion") "Sportsmen" (6), 1922 The Boys' Realm "Famous Cricketers" (12), 1928 Major Drapkin "Australian And English Test Cricketers" part-set [14/25], also some De Reszke, and many others; all in pocket pages, G/VG. (71 items)

285 · R & J. HILL: 1923 "Famous Cricketers" complete set [40], noted Lord Tennyson, J.B. Hobbs, and Percy Fender; VG.

286 · 1925 B. MORRIS & SONS LTD.: "Australian Cricketers" complete set [25], noted Clarrie Grimmett, Bardsley and Ponsford; EF condition.

287 · B. MORRIS & SONS: 1925 "Australian Cricketers" complete set [25] plus 1 duplicate, including noted Ryder, Ponsford, Grimmett, and Trumper; condition excellent.

288 · A diverse accumulation of 180+ sleeved cigarette cards, including a 1925 Godfrey Phillips "Famous Cricketers" part-set [21/32], a 1935 Ardath Cork "Cricket, Tennis & Golf Celebrities" part-set [29/50], also Gallaher, Wills, Godfrey Phillips, Taddy & Co., Smith's, B. Morris & Sons, and several other manufacturers, plus 1995 Weet-Bix Bradman Collection complete set [20]; mixed condition. (200+ items)

289 · 1926 GALLAHER: "Famous Cricketers" complete set [100]; mainly VF/EF condition.

290 · 1926 GODFREY PHILLIPS: "Famous Cricketers" complete set of 32 cigarette cards, noted Clarrie Grimmett, Bill Ponsford, and Jack Ryder. Mainly EF.

291 · 1926 WILLS (NEW ZEALAND): "English Cricketers" two complete sets of 25 real-photo cigarette cards; mainly fine. (50 items)

292 · 1926 SWEETACRES (MINTIES): "Cricketers" part-set [33/36], plus three duplicates; mixed condition.

293 · CRICKET CARDS: Diverse group comprising Sweetacres Champion 1926 "Famous Test Match Cricketers" part-set [18/32], Wills' 1903 "Australian & English Cricketers" part-set [17/25], 1929 "Cricketers" 2nd series [40/50] plus 2 duplicates, together with Carerras Turf 1933 "Personality Series" part-set [13/24] plus 7 duplicates, 1938 Boys' Captain Ties And Braces "Cricketers" part-set [13/18] plus 2 duplicates, and many others. (146 items)

294 · 1926 WILLS'S CIGARETTES: "Cricketers" complete real-photo set [63]; superb condition, a difficult set to obtain in even above average condition, and only the fourth complete set we have offered.

295 · JOHN PLAYER & SONS: Group of three cigarette card sets comprising 1926 "Cricketers - Caricatures By RIP" [50], 1930 "Cricketers" [50], and 1934 "Cricketers" [50]; condition G/VG. (150 items)

296 · OGDEN'S: Group comprising 1926 "Cricket" complete set [50], 1928 "Australian Test Cricketers" complete set [36], and 1938 "Prominent Cricketers Of 1938" complete set [50]; G/VG. (136 items)

297 · COHEN WEENEN & CO.: 1926 "Cricketers" complete set [25], EF, cat. £400.

298 · VARIOUS: Group comprising 1926 Gallaher "Famous Cricketers" part-set [54/100] plus 2 duplicates, 1934 Arcadia Works (Carreras) "A Series of Cricketers" complete set [30], 1936 Churchman "Cricketers" part-set [40/50], and 1956 Kane Products "Cricketers" complete set [50]; G/VG. (174 items)

299 · 1928 "GIANT" BRAND LICORICE: "Australian Cricketers" complete set [24], noted Don Bradman, Clarrie Grimmett, and Bill Ponsford; mainly EF condition.

300 · DON BRADMAN: 1928-29 Ogden's "Australian Test Cricketers" cigarette card; condition VF+. Rare.

301 · A range of cricket cards, including Australian Licorice, Allen's, Hoadleys, Black Crow Cough Drops, Wills, and Sweetacres; mainly fine. (40 items)

302 · JOHN PLAYER & SONS: Cigarette card collection comprising 1930 "Cricketers" part-set [27/50] plus 17 duplicates, 1934 "Cricketers" part-set [46/50] plus 42 duplicates, 1938 "Cricketers" part-set [47/50] plus 15 duplicates and two other cards, together with 1906 Sniders & Abrahams (Milo) "Cricketers in Action" part-set [13/40] and 1896 W.D. & H.O. Wills "Cricketers" [13/50]. (222 items)

303 · DON BRADMAN: Cigarette/trade card selection, including 1931 W.A. & A.C. Churchman "Sporting Celebrities" #15, 1932 Allen's Steam Rollers "Bradman's Records" #13 (x2), 1932 Grey's "Test Cricketers" #17, 1933 Turf "Personality Series" #76, 1934 Dudgeon & Arnell's "Australian Test Team" #2, 1935 Carreras "Popular Personalities" #56 (x2), 1938 John Player & Sons "Cricketers" #38, and others; mixed condition. (17 items)

304 · 1932 SWEETACRES CHAMPION CHEWING GUM: "Test Records" complete set [32], together with "Prominent Cricketers" complete set [32]; noted Don Bradman and Eddie Gilbert (one of the few sets to feature this famous indigenous fast bowler); mixed condition. (64 items)

305 · 1932 GODFREY PHILLIPS (B.D.V.): "Test Cricketers" complete set [38], noted Don Bradman, Bill Ponsford, and Clarrie Grimmett; mixed condition.

306 · DON BRADMAN: 1932-33 Sweetacres Champion Chewing Gum "Test Records" card number 15; condition EF.

307 · An accumulation of cigarette cards, including 1938 Hoadley's Chocolates "Test Cricketers" almost complete set [35/36] plus many duplicates and 1953 Coles "Australian & English Cricketers" part-set [6/28]; mixed condition, mostly poor. (qty.)

308 · 1948 NABISCO (CRISPIES/WEETIES/VITA-BRITS): "Leading Cricketers" complete set [32], noted Don Bradman, Arthur Morris, and Lindsay Hassett; mainly EF.

309 · 1948 KIDDY'S FAVOURITES: "Popular Cricketers" complete set of 52 magazine cards, noted Don Bradman, Sidney Barnes, and Don Tallon. A scarce series. [Most cards with an unidentified circular handstamp on reverse.]

310 · An accumulation of cricket cigarette and trade cards, including 1959 A&BC "Cricket" part-set [41/48], Hoadley's "Test Cricketers" [16], Kings "Photocards" [12], also Player's Navy Cut Cricket Score-Book; G/VG. (98 items)

311 · Group comprising 1987 Scanlens "International Cricketers" part-set [57/66], 1989 Scanlens (Stimorol) "International Cricketers" part-set [75/84], 1991 Scanlens (Stimorol) "International Cricketers" part-set [76/84], together with 155 other cricket trading cards, mostly issued by Select and Futera; mostly excellent condition. (363 items)

312 · OFFICIAL AUSTRALIAN TEAM SHEETS: 1961 Australian Team on Tour (printed signatures), 1977 Australian Touring Cricket Team (Greg Chappell, captain), and 1981 Australian Cricket Team to U.K. and Sri Lanka (Kim Hughes, captain). (3 items)

313 · Official team sheet headed "MCC Australia New Zealand Tour 1962-63", fully signed by the English tourists, including captain Ted Dexter, vice-captain Colin Cowdrey, also Barrington, Graveney, Illingworth, and Trueman, together with an ACB letterhead signed by Allan Border, Peter Taylor, Geoff Lawson, Greg Ritchie, Tim Zoehrer, Geoff Marsh, Dean Jones, and others. (2 items)

314 · 1979 AUSTRALIAN TEAM TO INDIA: Three copies of the official team sheet, each with sixteen signatures, including those of Kim Hughes, Andrew Hilditch, and Allan Border; fine condition.

315 · ENGLAND TEAM - 1979 PRUDENTIAL WORLD CUP: Printed team sheet including Brearley, Botham, Boykott, Gatting, Gooch, Gower and Willis. England were runners-up to the West Indies.

316 · 1981 AUSTRALIAN TEAM TO U.K. AND SRI LANKA: Four copies of the official team sheet, each with eighteen signatures including those of Kim Hughes, Rod Marsh, and Allan Border; fine condition.

317 · December 1981 Queensland Cricket Association Team Sheet signed by Queensland (12 players, incl. Dymock, Hohns, Ritchie, Lillie) and the West Indies (9 players, including Holding, Marshall, Garner, Lloyd); August 1980 England Team for Fifth Test Match (10 players, including Atherton, Cook, Fraser, Malcolm); and, 1993 England v Australia (12 players, including Gooch, Caddick, Smith, Stewart). (3 items)

318 · 1983 AUSTRALIAN TEAM TO WORLD CUP: Three copies of the official team sheet, each with fifteen signatures including those of Kim Hughes, David Hookes, and Allan Border; fine condition.

319 · 1983 AUSTRALIAN TEAM TO SRI LANKA: Three copies of the official team sheet, each with sixteen signatures including those of Greg Chappell, David Hookes, and Allan Border.

320 · A group, comprising of VICTORIA Nov.1983 the Sheffield Shield Team v South Australia (including Ray Bright, Merv Hughes, Dean Jones and Mick Taylor); November 1987 WESTERN AUSTRALIA v New Zealand (including Graeme Wood, Geoff Marsh, Tom Moody and Tim Zoehrer); 1994-5 Australian World Masters side to India (including Wood, Whitney, Lawson and Hughes); 2004 New Zealand squad to England (including Fleming, Vettori, McCullum and Astle). (4 items)

321 · 1984 AUSTRALIAN TEAM TO WEST INDIES: Official team sheet with seventeen signatures, including those of Kim Hughes, Allan Border, and Graham Yallop, together with 1983/84 Benson & Hedges Test Series Australian official team sheet with twelve signatures. (2 items)

322 · Group comprising an unusual printed team sheet for the 1988 Bicentennial Test, mounted on board; signed September 1989 ACB Ashes Victory Dinner menu; signed September 1991 menu for a dinner the Hyatt Regency Adelaide in honour of P.L. Ridings; signed Benson & Hedges World Cup 1992 Australian Team official team sheet, together with a souvenir programme and menu for the Test Match Dinner held in Hobart 15/11/1995. (5 items)

323 · NEW ZEALAND: 1990 Tour to Pakistan Official team sheet with 18 signatures including Martin Crowe, Ian Smith, Mark Greatbatch and Adam Parore; NEW ZEALAND: 1990/91 Tour to Australia Official team sheet with 14 signatures including Martin Crowe, Ian Smith, Mark Greatbatch and Ken Rutherford; also, ZIMBABWE: 1992 Inaugural Test Match v INDIA Official team sheet with 15 signatures including David Houghton, Andrew Flower, Grant Flower and Ali Shah. (3 fully signed teamsheets).

324 · 1992 Australian Team to World Cup official team sheet with seventeen signatures including those of Allan Border (captain), Geoff Marsh, Craig McDermott, Steve Waugh, and Dean Jones, fine condition, together with an Australian signed team sheet for that year's tour of Sri Lanka (with slight staining). (2 items)

325 · 1992 Australian Team to World Cup official team sheets (3) with seventeen signatures including those of Allan Border (captain), Geoff Marsh, Craig McDermott, Steve Waugh, and Dean Jones; fine condition. (3 items)

326 · Official team sheets titled "Australian Cricket Team - Season 1993-94", including signatures of Allan Border, Mark Taylor, David Boon, Shane Warne, and Glenn McGrath. (2 examples)

327 · Official Australian cricket team sheets titled "1994/95 International Season", including signatures of Mark Taylor, Ian Healy, David Boon, Shane Warne, Mark Waugh, and Steve Waugh. (2 examples)

328 · Official SACA team sheets produced for the third Test Match at Adelaide, January 1994, with signatures of the Australian Team, including those of Allan Border, David Boon, Craig McDermott, Shane Warne, and Mark & Steve Waugh. (2 examples)

329 · Official team sheets headed "Australia" and "Australia A", with twenty-two players' signatures (including Mark Taylor, Ian Healy, David Boon, Shane Warne, Michael Bevan, Ricky Ponting, and Matthew Hayden), together with signatures of the coaches and other officials; also printed Australian team sheet headed "1994-95". (3 items)

330 · A group of official team sheets with printed signatures, comprising 1994 Australian team to South Africa (5), 1995 Australian team to New Zealand (2), 1996 Australian team to the World Cup (3), and 1997 Australian Touring Party to the Ashes (8). (18 items)

331 · Official ACB team sheets headed "1995 Coca-Cola Australian Cricket Tour Of West Indies", signed by Mark Taylor, Ian Healy, Greg Blewett, Shane Warne, Craig McDermott, and others. (2 examples)

332 · New Zealand Cricket official team sheets headed "BNZ Centenary Series Quadrangular Tournament - Australian Team 1995", signed by all twelve team members and the three officials, including Mark Taylor, Ian Healy, Joe Angel, Greg Blewett, Shane Warne, and Ricky Ponting. (6 examples)

333 · Official ACB team sheets headed "Australian Cricket Team - 1995/96 International Season", signed by Mark Taylor, Ian Healy, David Boon, Glenn McGrath, Shane Warne, Mark & Steve Waugh, among others. (2 examples)

334 · OFFICIAL ACB TEAM SHEETS: Comprising one headed "Australian Cricket Team - 1996/97 International Season - Carlton & United Series", signed by Mark Taylor, Ian Healy, Jason Gillespie, Glenn McGrath, Ricky Ponting, and Shane Warne, together with two ACB sheets headed "4th Ansett Australia Test", signed by Mark Taylor, Ian Healy, Andy Bichel, Matthew Hayden, Shane Warne, Steve Waugh, and others. (3 items)

335 · Official ACB team sheets headed "Carlton & United Series 1997/98 - Australia", signed by Steve Waugh (captain), Shane Warne (vice-captain), Michael Bevan, Adam Dale, Adam Gilchrist, Ricky Ponting, and others. (2 examples)

336 · WESTERN AUSTRALIA: 1997/98 Western Warriors Squad Official Autograph Sheet with 26 signatures including Tom Moody, Justin Langer, Brad Hogg, Michael Hussey, Simon Katich, Jo Angel & Adam Gilchrist. Rare.

337 · Official ACB team sheets headed "Australian Cricket Team 1997/98 International Season - 1st Ansett Australia Test V New Zealand", with signatures of Mark Taylor, Steve Waugh, Matthew Elliot, Glenn McGrath, Ricky Ponting, Shane Warne, and others. (2 examples)

338 · Official ACB team sheets headed "Australian Cricket Team 1997/98 International Season - 3rd Ansett Australia Test V South Africa", with signatures of Mark Taylor, Steve Waugh, Matthew Elliot, Michael Kasprowicz, Ricky Ponting, Shane Warne, and others. (2 examples)

339 · Official ACB team sheet headed "1998 Coca-Cola Australian Cricket Tour Of New Zealand", with signatures of Steve Waugh, Mark Waugh, Michael Bevan, Adam Gilchrist, Ricky Ponting, and others.

340 · 2013 TOUR DE FRANCE: Yellow jersey signed by Simon Gerrans and Daryl Impey, the two Orica GreenEDGE riders to have worn the jersey in that years events; attractively framed and glazed, 101 x 76.6cm overall.

341 · SOUTH MELBOURNE SWANS 1880s: Official team photograph taken at South Melbourne Cricket Ground, showing players wearing the blue and white uniforms that predated the club's shift to red and white; mounted on backing card, 24.5 x 30.5cm overall, together with three other mounted photographs relating to Swans early history. (4 items)

342 · SOUTH MELBOURNE SWANS 1888/1889/1890 VFA PREMIERSHIPS: Vintage sepia-toned very large format official team photograph depicting thirty players, trainers, and officials from the period of the Swans' three consecutive Premierships, all named in manuscript in the lower margin, including Henry "Sonny" Elms (captain) and Peter Burns (vice-captain); attractively framed and glazed, 91.5 x 120cm overall, together with the original preserved backing board from Grouzelle 69 & 71 Swanston Street Melbourne.

343 · SOUTH MELBOURNE SWANS 1907: Original official team photograph, mounted on backing card, 39.5 x 49.5cm overall, together with "BSMFC Premiers 1907" official team photograph, mounted on backing card, 31 x 44cm overall. (2 items)

344 · Two examples of a c. 1910s South Melbourne Swans on-field team photograph, both mounted on backing card, 24 x 29.5cm overall.

345 · SOUTH MELBOURNE SWANS 1919: Official team photograph labelled "Season 1919" in lower margin; Swans Team of the Century inductee Vic Belcher appears at lower right, others noted in pen include Robertson, Caldwell, Hiskins, and Skehan; mounted on backing card, 34.5 x 44.5cm overall.

346 · SOUTH MELBOURNE SWANS: Two original 1920s clubhouse photographs, both mounted on board, the larger 20 x 30cm overall; one image depicts a club dinner, the other a display titled "South Melbourne Football Club - 1874-1924 Jubilee Year", plus c. 1910s Swans on-field team photograph (24 x 29.5cm overall). (3 items)

347 · SOUTH MELBOURNE SWANS 1923: Official team photograph by The Allan Studio 318 Smith St. Collingwood, with printed title and names to upper and lower margins; Roy Cazaly can be seen third row, fourth from right; mounted on backing card, 35 x 43cm overall.

348 · Three 1930s South Melbourne Swans official team photographs, including one showing the 1931 team lined up; Bob Pratt, Peter Reville, Herbie Matthews, Harry Clarke, and Laurie Nash feature, among others; all three mounted on backing card, the largest 25 x 30cm overall; mixed condition.

349 · 1930s SWANS PENNANTS: Two pennants featuring Bob Pratt, one with text "South Melb - R. Pratt", the other with text "1934 South Melb."; condition issues with both, the larger approx. 43cm long. (2 items)

350 · Group of four items comprising 1934 South Melbourne Football Club Annual Report, 1968 Bob Skilton Third Brownlow Medal dinner menu, 1971 Swans Yearbook (signed to the cover by eleven players including Ron Clegg, Jack Williams, Fred Goldsmith, and John Woolley), and 1989 Carlton 125th anniversary publication (signed by Greg Williams). (4 items)

351 · SOUTH MELBOURNE SWANS 1935: Official team photograph by Sidney Riley 246 Queen St. Brisbane, taken following a match versus Collingwood; Bob Pratt and Herbie Matthews feature, among others; mounted on backing card, 30.5 x 37.5cm overall.

352 · 1936 South Melbourne Swans "V.F.L. Premier-Ship" pennant listing the whole team including Harry Clarke, Terry Brain, Bob Pratt, and Laurie Nash; approximately 63cm long.

353 · Three photographs (two mounted) bearing the signatures of many 1940s Swans players, including Jack Williams, Bob Matlock, Keith Smith, Jack Sheedy, Ted Whitfield, and others, together with 1948 South Melbourne Football Club "Kia-Ora Sports Parade - Melbourne Town Hall - 25th June" original programme. (4 items)

354 · VICTORIAN "BIG V" STATE REPRESENTATIVE TEAM 1950: Original team photograph titled "Australian National Football Council Carnival at Brisbane - 19th-29th July, 1950", with players' names printed on the mount, 30 x 37cm overall. (NB: laminated)

355 · Remainder lot of South Melbourne Swans items, including twenty-one Argus 1954 VFL swap cards in Argus Swap Card album, a bar mirror, Bernie Evans and Barry Round patches, several posters (some signed by Bob Pratt), framed photos recovered from the Swans clubhouse in the wake of the 1977 fire (Roy Cazaly, Laurie Nash, and others), and more. Inspection will reward.

356 · SOUTH MELBOURNE SWANS PRESIDENTS: Two photo-portraits, one of W. Ross Tait (club president 1960-63), the other of Chas V. Ridgway (club president 1964-67), both framed and glazed, each 60.5 x 46cm overall. (2 items)

357 · SOUTH MELBOURNE SWANS - 1970 FINALISTS: Two different pennants listing the whole team, including Bob Skilton, Norm Smith, and Peter Bedford; both approx. 42cm long. (2 items)

358 · SWANS BEST & FAIREST AWARD: Original ornate wooden shield with metal plaque and annual additions, inscribed "South Melbourne Football Club - Perpetual Trophy - Best And Fairest Award - Donated By Yellow Cabs Of Australia", engraved Russell Cook 1972, Peter Bedford 1973, Norm Goss 1974, and Peter Bedford 1975 with the remaining shields blank; height 55cm.

359 · SWANS BEST & FAIREST TROPHY: Original silver-plated trophy mounted on a timber plinth, inscribed "Swann Insurance Perpetual Trophy for Best & Fairest Player - South Melbourne Football Club", the plinth with plaques engraved Norm Goss 1974, Peter Bedford 1975, Ricky Quade 1976, Graham Teasdale 1977, John Murphy 1978, Barry Round 1979, David Ackerly 1980, Barry Round 1981, David Ackerly 1982, and Bernie Evans 1984; height 66cm overall.

360 · BOB PRATT: 1975 long-sleeved South Melbourne Swans VFL guernsey (with Sherwood Royal maker's label), number 10 on back, signed by Pratt on both front and back. Likely originally belonged to Brian Woodman, who wore that player number at this time.

361 · Two original wooden shield plaques recovered from the Swans clubhouse in the wake of the 1977 fire, comprising one inscribed "Leigh McCarthy Memorial Trophy - South Melbourne Under 19s 1976" (height 80.5cm), and the other inscribed "Shell South Melbourne F.C. Shield - Junior Night Premiership Under 18 Years" (height 42.5cm). (2 items).

362 · H.M.A.S. SWAN I/II/III: Display comprising photographs of each ship and plaque with inscription that reads "Presented To South Melbourne Football Club By Capt. Officers & Ship's Company H.M.A.S. SWAN 1976"; framed and glazed, 57 x 62cm overall.

363 · A circa 1980s "Kangaroo Brand" football signed by more than thirty Swans players, including Graham Teasdale, Barry Round, Terry O'Neill, Gary Brice, and many more.

364 · Group of five signed full-size footballs, of which four in South Melbourne Swans colours, with many player signatures including that of Bob Pratt (x2), the rest mostly faded. (5 items).

365 · A circa 1980s T.W. Sherrin South Melbourne F.C. football, signed by greats including Jock McKenzie, Bob Pratt, Bert "Blue" Beard, Laurie Nash, and others.

366 · SWANS BROWNLOW MEDALLISTS: Collection of thirteen signed pictures, all window mounted, 25.5 x 20cm overall; noted Ron Clegg, Fred Goldsmith, Bob Skilton, Peter Bedford, Graham Teasdale, Barry Round, also Bob Pratt and Jack Williams, plus two other unsigned. A superb group that would be difficult to replicate. (15 items)

367 · SWANS BEST AND FAIREST: Collection of twenty-two signed pictures, all window mounted, 25.5 x 20cm overall; noted Ron Clegg, Jim Taylor, Jim Dorgan, Bob Skilton, Peter Bedford, Ricky Quade, Graham Teasdale, Bernie Evans, Paul Kelly, plus seventeen unsigned. (39 items)

368 · SOUTH MELBOURNE SWANS: Group of seven signed pictures, the largest 42 x 29.5cm, featuring signatures of Bob Pratt and Barry Round, plus a quantity of unsigned images and sixteen VFL first day covers (seven signed). (qty.)

369 · SOUTH MELBOURNE SWANS AUTOGRAPHS: Large group of signed pictures, the largest 15 x 21cm, mostly featuring Bob Pratt, but also Jack Garrick, Jim Dorgan, and others. (60+ items)

370 · A match-worn early 1980s short-sleeved South Melbourne Swans VFL guernsey, VFL logo and "M.L.C. Insurance" branding on front, number 35 on back.

371 · SWANS BROWNLOW MEDALLISTS: Framed and glazed photo display signed in the margins by Fred Goldsmith, Bob Skilton, Peter Bedford, Graham Teasdale, Gerard Healy, Barry Round, and Greg Williams; 55 x 44cm overall.

372 · LAURIE NASH TRIBUTE DINNER - APRIL 24 1981 - SOUTH MELBOURNE TOWN HALL: Menu extensively signed by attendees, including Jack Dyer, Ted Whitten, Bill Williams, Jim Dorgan, Peter Bedford, Laurie Nash, Jack Williams, Jock McKenzie, Harry Clarke, and others; also two signed prints of the 1945 SMFC team photo. (3 items)

373 · Bernie Evans' c. 1984 short-sleeved South Melbourne Swans VFL guernsey, VFL logo and Tooheys branding on front, number 15 on back; Evans signature present on both front and back.

374 · SWANS BROWNLOW MEDALLISTS: A mounted photograph display (unframed), with nine images and the original signatures of Bob Skilton, Graham Teasdale, Fred Goldsmith, Barry Round, Peter Bedford, Greg Williams, and Gerard Healy; 50.5 x 40cm overall.

375 · Seven signed mounted displays intended for framing, all 30.5 x 40cm overall, most featuring Bob Pratt, with others present including Peter Hudson.

376 · BOB PRATT: Two signed displays commemorating Pratt's career, each bearing Pratt's original signature; both attractively framed and glazed, the larger 55 x 44cm overall.

377 · JIM CLEARY: A signed manuscript in Cleary's hand, consisting of two A4 pages wherein he recounts his formative years and the achievements of his playing career. "Was invited to train with Carlton at start of 1933 - but was met on my way to Carlton by South's Cpt + Coach Jack Bisset and was driven to South train - I discarded the Carlton invitation."

378 · BOB PRATT: Two signed manuscripts, both in Pratt's hand, the larger 32.5.x 20cm, wherein he recounts his formative years, the achievements of his playing career, and his thoughts on the era of football that he was a part of. "Regardless of what the young generation say, I am convinced that I played in the best era, when it was a thrill just to represent your club, and the fierce desire to win for your club and your own satisfaction."

379 · BOB PRATT: Group of eleven signed photographs, mostly of Pratt in action, the largest 21.5 x 5cm. (11 items)

380 · BOB PRATT: Group of ten signed photographs, mostly of Pratt in action, the largest 21.5 x 5cm. (10 items)

381 · BOB PRATT: Group of signed items comprising five WEG posters, Swans pennant, and seven photographs (one framed), plus two 1970 South Melbourne Finalists pennants and folio of player photographs (some with original signatures, mostly reproduced). (20 items)

382 · A circa 2010s Sydney Swans replica guernsey bearing the signatures of Bobby Skilton, Gary Brice, Peter Bedford, Russell Cook, and others.

383 · WEST MELBOURNE ALMA FOOTBALL CLUB: An 1889 fob (18ct gold) with chain (15ct gold), 49 grams total, inscribed "Alma Football Club - Presented By T.F. Flanagan For Best All Round Player Season 1889 - Won By John Sharland".

384 · Group of two c. 1906 Fred Booty "Football Series" postcards, comprising "Seeing the umpire home" and "Shut the gate, he's bolted !!!". (2 items)

385 · FRED BOOTY "Football Series" postcard "Kicking a behind", postally used July 1906 from KOOKYNIE W.A. to Zeehan, Tasmania. Very rare.

386 · SOUTH FREMANTLE: A "SOUTH FREMANTLE - WEST AUSTRALIAN SENIOR ASSOCIATION" Valentine's Series postcard, used in 1907 with a message from Ada asking Alice "Is this the one you had your eye on Saturday?" Also, a real photo postcard published by A.O. Charlton, North Fremantle, depicting the "N. Fremantle Football Club, Now Touring S. Australia" with a message dated November 1913 announcing a forthcoming meeting of the Committee. (2) Two very rare postcards.

387 · GEELONG: W.H. Watts postcard "Geelong Football Team 1908", together with J.E. Barnes postcard "1909 Geelong F.C.". (2 items)

388 · A 13.5 x 23.5cm invitation to the August 1908 Jubilee Australasian Football Carnival, addressed to a Mr J. Martin, commemorating fifty years of Australian football, and marking the first event in which all Australian states as well as New Zealand would compete together in the sport. Beautifully illustrated with colour still vibrant, this is the first time we have offered one of these extremely scarce invitations.

389 · H.C.A. HARRISON: Original mounted photograph (22.5 x 30cm overall) by Talma & Co. Melbourne, showing Harrison seated at left beside what are thought to be T.S. Marshall (VFA Secretary, middle) and E.L. Wilson (VFL Secretary, at right); believed to have been taken during the 1908 Jubilee Australasian Football Carnival, with a later message on rear in Harrison's hand that reads "To Mr Egbert Wills [brother of Tom Wills], From an old Captain of the Geelong Football Club..."

390 · SOUTH MELBOURNE - VIC BELCHER: Circa 1910 The Weekly Times "Victorian Footballers" postcard; G/VG.

391 · SOUTH MELBOURNE - ALEX KERR: Circa 1910 The Weekly Times "Victorian Footballers" postcard; G/VG.

392 · SOUTH MELBOURNE - TOM GRIMSHAW: Circa 1910 The Weekly Times "Victorian Footballers" postcard; VG.

393 · SOUTH MELBOURNE - ARTHUR HISKINS: Circa 1910 The Weekly Times "Victorian Footballers" postcard; G/VG.

394 · RICHMOND - ROBERT EMMET BOWDEN: Circa 1910 The Weekly Times "Victorian Footballers" postcard; G/VG.

395 · RICHMOND - GEORGE GIBSON: Circa 1910 The Weekly Times "Victorian Footballers" postcard; G/VG.

396 · RICHMOND - WILLIAM MAHONEY: Circa 1910 The Weekly Times "Victorian Footballers" postcard; G/VG.

397 · RICHMOND - BILL LUFF SR.: Circa 1910 The Weekly Times "Victorian Footballers" postcard; condition Fair to Good.

398 · ST MARK'S FOOTBALL CLUB (PORT PIRIE): Prize medal in gold (9ct; 8.32g), scroll and ring top suspension, reverse inscribed, "St M.F.C. - Presented by H.E.Le Lievre. - Most improved player - L.P.Sandcry - 1912"; condition EF.

399 · VARIOUS FOOTBALL CLUB MEMBERSHIP BADGES: Noted Ballarat Imperial 1913, Mines Rovers 1915, South Fremantle 1930, Glenelg 1952, East Fremantle 1956, Swan Districts 1955, and many others, together with four larger c. 1970s badges ("Victorian United Cheer Squad 1978", "Saints For Premiers", "Saints", and "Geelong The Cats"). (33 items)

400 · PINNAROO FOOTBALL CLUB: Prize fob in gold (9ct; 4.30g), reverse inscribed "Pinnaroo Football Assoc. Presented to S.Foster. Pinnaroo F.B.C. Premiers. 1920", also award fob in gold (9ct; 4.29g), reverse inscribed "Pinnaroo Football Club. Season 1920. Presented by H.L.Parr.Esq. To S.H.Foster Most Improved Player" and prize fob in gold (9ct; 3.92g), reverse inscribed "Pinnaroo & Dist. Football Assoc. Presented to S.Foster Pinnaroo F.B.C. Premiers 1921; condition EF. (3)

401 · VARIOUS FOOTBALL CLUB MEMBERSHIP FOBS OR BADGES: Noted Brinkworth 1921 (tin), Longford 1929, Solomontown 1933 (tin), Central Whyalla 1948, Solomontown 1951-1981 (12), Stawell 1955, North Hobart 1957 (Social Committee), Adelaide Oval 1964, East Launceston 1965 (Committee), South Melbourne District 1967, and many others. (36 items)

402 · NORTH ADELAIDE FOOTBALL CLUB: 1922-1973 group of membership badges; some duplication. (16 items)

403 · STURT FOOTBALL CLUB: 1922-1979 group of membership badges; slight duplication. (15 items)

404 · Cartoonist SAMUEL WELLS at ESSENDON MATCHES: May 1922 Essendon defeats South Melbourne by kicking 7 goals to nil in the last quarter; May 1922 Essendon draws with Fitzroy (with no goals kicked in the first quarter); the 1922 Preliminary Final in which Fitzroy defeated Essendon ("Essendon forgot to come out in the 3rd QR"; July 1923 Essendon defeats South Melbourne; Jack Garden 1923; August 1923 Essendon defeats Carlton - Stockdale kicks 9 goals; September 1923 Essendon drowns Melbourne in goals.

405 · Cartoonist SAMUEL WELLS at CARLTON MATCHES: May 1922 Carlton defeats Fitzroy with "the ground looking like a battlefield"; July 1922 Carlton defeat Collingwood by 5 points after a game that was like a see-saw till Alec Farrow kicked the winning goal; also, a wonderful image of Carlton Captain, Horrie Clover struggling to deal with the flu, injuries and "stiff luck" which were afflicting his team during the 1923 season, when they finished 7th. Original pen and ink illustrations (3)....

406 · VARIOUS FOOTBALL CLUB MEMBERSHIP FOBS OR BADGES: Noted Ararat 1924, Burnie 1926, Rosewater 1951, Claremont 1954, Hamilton 1955, Broken Hill South 1959, Stirling 1960, Loxton 1960, Edwardstown 1961, Lobethal 1962, Peckers 1974, Subiaco 1974, Seaton Ramblers 1975, and many others. (50+ items)

407 · VARIOUS FOOTBALL CLUB BADGES: Noted South 1925, New Town 1939, Colonel Light Gardens 1948, West Torrens 1949, Georgetown 1957, Kyneton 1957, Golden Square 1958, Solomontown 1958, Waikerie 1967, Norwood 1969, Elizabeth 1974, Kilburn 1976, and many others. (50+ items)

408 · VARIOUS FOOTBALL CLUB MEMBERSHIP FOBS OR BADGES: Noted Ararat 1925, Proprietary 1947, K.R.F.C. 1948, Colac 1954, Northern United 1955, Kilburn 1957, Golden Square 1958, West Gambier 1958, Minnipa 1960, Moonta 1963, Koolymilka 1965, Strathalbyn 1972, North Ballarat 1977, and many others. (50+ items)

409 · GEELONG 1925: "Geelong Football Club SOUVENIR PREMIERSHIP BOOK, SEASON 1925 - REAL PHOTOS", published by Ernest G. Deller, Geelong. A small booklet containing eleven postcard-sized photographs of the large crowd on the day, the players, the game itself, the celebrations, etc., plus the team listing. The back cover records "FINAL SCORES - GEELONG 10-19 79 Pts., COLLINGWOOD 9-15 69Pts."

410 · GEELONG PREMIERS: 1925 member's season ticket, with list of fixtures and holes punched for each game attended.

411 · VARIOUS FOOTBALL CLUB MEMBERSHIP FOBS OR BADGES: Noted Broken Hill 1926, Subiaco 1946, Mosman Park 1952, New Norfolk 1955, Woomera 1958, Ballarat North 1959, Kadina 1960, Port Pirie 1961, Woomera Works 1962, Quorn 1966, West Broken Hill 1970, East Warrnambool 1971, Ingle Farm 1976, and many others. (50+ items)

412 · VARIOUS FOOTBALL CLUB MEMBERSHIP FOBS OR BADGES: Noted South 1926, Central 1937, South Adelaide 1937, Semaphore Central 1940, North Whyalla 1948, Redan 1950, Paskeville 1956, Streaky Bay 1957, Norwood 1960, West Torrens 1961, Brinkworth 1963, Woomera Works 1964, and many others. (50+ items)

413 · VARIOUS FOOTBALL CLUB BADGES: Noted Broken Hill 1927, Wangaratta 1928, Eaglehawk 1930, Clarence 1937, Semaphore Central 1938, Tammin 1951, Colonel Light Gardens 1950, Hamilton 1959, Marion 1960, Port Elliot 1961, Koolymilka 1963, Yorketown 1971, and many others. (50+ items)

414 · SOUTH BENDIGO FOOTBALL CLUB: 1929-1972 group of membership badges; slight duplication. (11 items)

415 · CARLTON: Circa 1930s 41.5 x 41.5cm wooden platter featuring text "The Blues - Carlton" and an illustration of a Carlton player in action in front of a set of goal posts.

416 · VARIOUS FOOTBALL CLUB MEMBERSHIP FOBS OR BADGES: Noted Central 1931, Semaphore Centrals 1937, South 1946, Hamilton 1948, Port Pirie 1948, Sebastopol 1951, Blyth 1957, East Launceston 1958, Wangaratta 1963, Ballarat 1967, Woomera Village 1968, Boston 1975, and many others. (50+ items)

417 · GEELONG 1931 PREMIERSHIP YEAR: Original team photograph with caption "Geelong F. Team, Alberton Oval, Adelaide 14/10/31"; window-mounted, framed and glazed, 31.5 x 37cm overall.

418 · GEELONG: Group of team photographs for the years 1931 (Premiership year), 1946, one c. 1950s, 2009 & 2011 (Premiership years), together with 1950s press photograph of Bernie Smith taking a mark, plus one other; the largest 24 x 29cm overall. (6 items)

419 · RICHMOND: 1934-35 Star Newspaper Richmond Team badge stick lapel pin, six-pointed star with green background.

420 · Diverse group including 1937 Collingwood postcard "Official Testimonial Photograph, Gordon (Nuts) Coventry - Champion Forward of Australian Football" (small tear), 1951 Kornies "Footballers In Action" part-set [18/64], 1955 Fitzroy season ticket, and others. (29 items)

421 · VARIOUS FOOTBALL CLUB MEMBERSHIP BADGES: Noted West Broken Hill 1939, BCFC 1946, Koolymilka 1954, White Hills 1956, Dowerin 1957, North Wagga 1957, Lincoln South 1964, and many others; all lacking rear pins. (100+ items)

422 · RICHMOND: 1940 member's season ticket, with list of fixtures and holes for each game attended, plus 1980 premiership year season ticket. (2 items)

423 · Six c. 1940s Chas Boyles "Victorian Footballers Postcards", mostly Carlton players but also some Collingwood (Lou Richards), plus four other Carlton player photographs of similar size; all unused, mixed condition. (10 items)

424 · WILLIAMSTOWN: Member's season tickets for 1941 and 1946, each with fixture list, holes punched for each game attended, and "Melbourne Bitter - None Better - Melbourne Bitter" advertisement on rear. (2 items)

425 · 1942 Victorian Football League Patriotic Match stick pin by K.G. Luke.

426 · FITZROY 1944 PREMIERSHIP: Two souvenir felt pennants, the larger 76cm long, with the names of the players, staff, VFL delegates, solicitor, timekeeper, dentist, physician, trainers, and administrators. Extremely scarce - the only other example known to us is held in the Australian Sports Museum at the MCG. (2 items).

427 · GEELONG: 1945 member's season ticket, with list of fixtures, and punched holes for each game attended.

428 · GEELONG: Two original team photographs featuring the 1946 and 1948 teams; both window-mounted, framed and glazed, the larger 39 x 44cm overall. (2 items)

429 · "The Sporting Globe Football Book" from years 1948 and 1953, together with four other publications including 1964 VFL Handbook For Instructors. (6 items)

430 · CARLTON: Group of member's season tickets, comprising the years 1948, 1949, 1951, 1952, 1955, 1957 (Scholar's Ticket), 1959, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1977 (2), 1978 (2), 1986, 1988, and 1992 (2), all with list of fixtures, and holes for each game attended. (18 items)

431 · NORTH ADELAIDE FOOTBALL CLUB: Group comprising 1948 "Rebuilding Souvenir" yearbook, 1948 Tour of Tasmania program and itinerary, 1949 Premiership Dinner menu, and 1981 Barrie Robran Testimonial Dinner invitation and menu, all in superb condition with colours still vivid, together with eight social club medallions for years 1925, 1955, 1956, 1958, 1959, 1962, 1968, and 1984. (12 items)

432 · WEST TORRENS FOOTBALL CLUB: 1949-1975 group of membership badges; slight duplication. (19 items)

433 · GEELONG: Member's season tickets for the years 1950, 1953 (signed by Bob Davis), and 1954-59, all with list of fixtures, and holes for each game attended. (8 items)

434 · PLASTER FIGURINES: A circa 1950s set of the twelve hand-painted VFL club figurines (plus Victoria); mixed condition. (13 items)

435 · Group of nine 1950s-60s football publications, including two "Footy Week", two Australian National Football Council textbooks, "Let's Look at Football", and "Football Headlines", plus two table tennis and six cricket publications of similar vintage.

436 · 1950s The Sun newspaper "Come On The...!" cloth patches part-set [11/12], missing only Collingwood; superb condition - scarce.

437 · HAWTHORN: Rare 1950s pin badge with text "H.F.C.", height 23mm.

438 · GEELONG: Two 1950s "Geelong Football Club" enamelled badges, made by K.G. Luke, Melbourne.

439 · Group of football fobs and pins, including noted 1950s Geelong supporters pin, 1968 St Kilda Social Club, 1978 and 1979 Carlton Social Club fobs, Collingwood, Fitzroy, VFL Trainers & Staff Association, and others. (11 items)

440 · COLLINGWOOD: 50 Year Member medal with black and white ribbon, together with 1951 Magpie badge and six others. (8 items)

441 · GEELONG PREMIERS: Group of three items comprising 1951 South Australian Football Budget detailing S.A. Second Eighteen v. Geelong match, 1952 Geelong Annual Report And Financial Statement (Premiership year), and 1960s Geelong VFL Reserve Premiers team photograph in Players Album.

442 · PORT ADELAIDE FOOTBALL CLUB: 1953-2009 group of membership badges, fobs, and cufflinks; some duplication. (21 items)

443 · Diverse group of sixteen football pins and fobs, including noted VFA (1954, 1955 x 2, and 1968), TANFL Representative Team, and 1982 S.A. Football Trainers Association, plus fifteen blank K.G. Luke or Stokes medals. (31 items)

444 · 1956 MELBOURNE OLYMPIC PREMIERSHIP: Souvenir pennant incorporating the Olympic rings with Collingwood team list, including noted Thorold Merrett and Murray Weideman. Extremely rare - produced for a theoretical Collingwood win that did not eventuate, with the Magpies losing to Melbourne by a large margin of 73 points; condition poor.

445 · MELBOURNE PREMIERS: 1957 Finalists souvenir pennant listing all the team members, with club captain John Beckwith depicted at top left, together with 1960 pennant likewise listing all the team members and also showing their positions on the field; both 41cm. (2 items)

446 · BOB SKILTON: A framed and glazed photograph of Ted Whitten and Bob Skilton, featuring Skilton's original signature, 28.5 x 23.5cm overall, together with a 1958 Atlantic Oil Picture Pageant "Victorian League Stars" rookie trading card of Skilton, also featuring Skilton's original signature. (2 items)

447 · ST. KILDA: 1959-62 member's season tickets, each with fixture list and holes punched for games attended. The 1959 and 1960 tickets are issued in the name of former player Jack Connell. (4 items)

448 · 1959 MELBOURNE PREMIERSHIP MEDAL: Presented to Ian Thorogood (named on medal in half back flank position), obverse featuring image of stylised footballer by Andor Meszaros (1900-1972; Meszaros also known for designing the medals for the 1956 Melbourne Olympic Games), reverse showing players' names in their respective positions, surrounded by text "Victorian Football League - Melbourne - Premiers 1959".

449 · GLENELG FOOTBALL CLUB: Group of eleven different 1960-1979 membership badges.

450 · LIFE MEMBER BADGES - VICTORIA: Group comprising North Fitzroy Tramways, Ballarat 1960 Centenary, Boronia, Bentleigh, and West Broken Hill. (5 items)

451 · LIFE MEMBER BADGES - SOUTH AUSTRALIA: Group including Solomontown, Colonel Light Gardens, South Whyalla, Rambler, and others. (8 items)

452 · GEELONG: Complete set of 1960s member's season tickets (1960-69, including 1963 Premiership year), all with list of fixtures and holes for each game attended; the 1969 ticket bears a low member number of 20. (10 items)

453 · ESSENDON: Member's season tickets for 1960-61 and 1963-64. (4 items)

454 · Group of nineteen 1950s to 1970s tin badges, two with ribbons, mostly comprising Melbourne, North Melbourne, South Melbourne, Essendon, and St Kilda. (19 items)

455 · Part-set [11/12] of 1960s oval-shaped club mascot patches, missing only Collingwood.

456 · 1960s Karinna petrol stations transfer/decal part-set [8/12], together with 1968 Twisties/Sun Valley "Mascot Posters" part-set [7/12]; mixed condition. (15 items)

457 · Group comprising Essendon Annual Reports for years 1962 (2), 1965, and 1972, together with Essendon 1982 Handbook, 1987 VFA ANA Cup Grand Finals souvenir magazine, and four unused 1980s TAB "Footy Bet" stickers for Tigers/Hawks/Swans/Blues. (10 items)

458 · NORTH AMERICAN EXHIBITION MATCH: Extremely rare programme titled "Souvenir Programme - First Exhibition Of Australian Rules Football Ever Played In North America", being the October 26th 1963 match between Geelong (that year's Premiers) and Melbourne (that year's Finalists), at Golden Gate Park in San Francisco.

459 · Two books written by Ian McDonald, Lou Richard's "Boots And All" [1963, 1st ed.] and John Nicholls' "Big Nick" [1977, 1st ed.], together with several other football books, three of which dedicated to McDonald by their respective authors. (6 items)

460 · Ian McDonald's Victorian Football League membership fob, in sterling silver and blue enamel, by K.G. Luke, also his VFL press fob, numbered 49 on reverse, his VFL cufflinks, and a DVD titled "Barassi Goes Home To Guildford". (5 items)

461 · CARLTON: Member's season tickets for 1964 and 1981 (Premiership year), each with fixture list and holes punched for each game attended. (2 items)

462 · A collection of original photographs, including a very rare example of later AFL CEO Ross Oakley in St Kilda uniform titled 'SCHOOLBOYS CLINIC, HOBART 23rd August, 1964', together with other examples of action photographs featuring Oakley. (Approx. 30 photographs)

463 · 1964 COLLINGWOOD GUERNSEY: Short-sleeved guernsey with tag that reads "A Mascot Production Made Expressly For Meret - Thorold Merrett's Sports Store Melbourne", number 3 stitched in vinyl on back panel. Ken Turner played as number 3 for Collingwood in that year.

464 · 1964 Herald Sun newspaper "VFL Captains" cloth patches part-set [11/12], including noted Ted Whitten, Bobby Skilton, Ron Barassi, and Darrel Baldock; superb condition - scarce.

465 · PENNANTS: Group of six comprising "Richmond Finals 1967" (Premiership year), South Melbourne F.C., Altona North 1985 Premiers, North Adelaide Roosters (x2), plus 1937 King George VI Coronation. (6 items)

466 · Two 1968 Ampol "VFL Champions" folders with 45rpm records, featuring Ted Whitten (Footscray) and Barry Davis (Essendon); Fine condition.

467 · WEG - CARLTON: Group of twelve original WEG "Premiers" posters, all laminated, including 1968, 1970, 1972, 1979, 1981, 1982, 1987, and 1995. (12 items)

468 · Scanlens 1969 Geoff Pryor die-cut card (unpopped), together with three 1973 Kellogg's "Australian Football Caricatures" stickers (Kevin Bartlett, John Murphy, and Greg Wells), all three still sealed in packaging. (4 items)

469 · Diverse group of mostly 1970s Victorian Rules magazines, including issues of The Footballer, Football Life, Football Record, and others. (22 items)

470 · VFL PARK: 1970-1980 group of membership fobs or badges, some years with multiple variants present. (21 items)

471 · CARLTON: Group of commemorative items including 50 x 45cm club crest on board, 7" record, Avco football with printed signatures, and others, plus Geelong Sherrin football. (7 items)

472 · CIRCA 1970s BRANDED ITEMS: Group of items including rare Denzil Don Football Club stick pin, two still-sealed cereal box toys (Tigers & Demons), three sets of playing cards, and others. (9 items)

473 · GEELONG: Member's season tickets for the years 1970-78, all with list of fixtures, and holes for each game attended, plus 1974 and 75 Brownlow Stand tickets. (11 items)

474 · Remainder lot mostly comprising VFL/AFL-related items, including two 2010s WEG posters, six framed images/photographs, a scrapbook containing many newspaper clippings documenting 1960s-70s VFL happenings, three books, and other ephemera. (qty.)

475 · VFL PARK MEMBERSHIP FOBS: Group comprising the years 1971, 1972 (2), 1973 (2), 1974 (2), 1975, 1976 (2), 1977 (2), 1979 (2), 1980 (2), 1981 (2), 1982 (2), and 1983 (2). (22 items)

476 · RICHMOND FOOTBALL CLUB ANNUAL REPORTS: 1973-77 & 1979, together with 1976 Tigers Yearbook, plus The Herald Grand Final Souvenir 1974 (x2)/1985/1986, and other ephemera.

477 · Saturday (morning) September 28 1974 "The SUN" poster with NORTH MELBOURNE predicted to be triumphant "SAYS LOU" in the Grand Final to be played later that day, artwork by Jeff Hook; all in very good condition. Scarce. (6 copies)

478 · WEG: Group of five original Premiership posters comprising 1975 (laminated), 1977 (laminated), 1985, 1988, and 1989; condition issues. (5 items)

479 · COLLINGWOOD: 1976 member badge (A499), together with 1998 and 1999 Past Players Association badges. (3 items)

480 · COLLINGWOOD: Circa 1977 black and white Sherrin football signed by twenty-two players, including Len Thompson, Lex Pritchard, Gerald Betts, Stan Magro, Shane Bond, Peter Moore, Andrew Ireland, and others.

481 · VFL PARK: 1977-1986 group of membership fobs, some years with multiple variants present. (16 items)

482 · VFL 200 CLUB: Barry Round's framed 1979 certificate from the VFL in recognition of his having played 200 League matches, signed by Allen Aylett and Jack Hamilton, 29 x 22cm overall, plus 1970 Footscray Annual Report, 1979 Swans Annual Report, 1980 "Keep South At South" flyer, and 1991 Brownlow Medal Dinner Souvenir Program. (5 items)

483 · VICTORIAN FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION: 1979-1987 group of membership fobs; some duplication. (14 items)

484 · Diverse accumulation of items comprising an early wooden noisemaker, six iron-on club logos, eleven guernsey patches, plus two 1964 "I'm a Beatles Fan" stickers. (20 items)

485 · A 1980s CARLTON AUTOGRAPH BOOK: With preliminary pages printed for Carlton, with details of their Premierships to 1972, Brownlow Medallists, etc.; most of the pages carry original signatures, with more than 100 being Carlton players between 1979 and 1987, as well as several non-Carlton signatures. Noted Mike Fitzpatrick, Ken Sheldon, Bruce Doull, Wayne Harmes, Jim Buckley, Ken Hunter, Peter Bosustow, Greg Wells, etc. - Ted Whitten Snr, Kevin Sheedy, Barry Cable, and John Rantall also feature; so

486 · An album containing sixty-eight different VFL club pin badges, each with petroleum company branding e.g. Caltex, Ampol, Mobil, BP, and Shell. (68 items)

487 · PETROL STATION BADGES: Group of twenty-nine VFL club pin badges, each with petroleum company branding e.g. Ampol, BP, Mobil, and Shell. (29 items)

488 · GEELONG: Member's season tickets for the years 1980-81, 1983, 1984 (adult & pensioner), 1985 (adult & pensioner), 1986-87, 1988 (x2), and 1989, all with list of fixtures, and holes for each game attended. (12 items)

489 · An original WEG caricature, signed and dated 1980 at lower left, depicting AFL CEO Ross Oakley and his characteristic tendency to bulldoze the opposition, framed and glazed, 58 x 78.5cm overall, together with eight framed and glazed artworks or photographs commemorating Oakley's retirement, the largest 87 x 70cm overall. (9 items)

490 · HAWTHORN: A 1980s-era guernsey, number 3 on back, featuring twelve player signatures, including those of Jason Dunstall, Michael Tuck, John McArthur, Des Dickson, Peter Knights, John Platten, and others.

491 · Group comprising a 33 x 33cm Essendon Bombers copper plaque, two late 1980s 40 x 62cm Essendon team photo posters (one signed by Terry Daniher and Kevin Sheedy), a folio of twenty-five early 1990s 30 x 20cm photographs of players on-field, ten club patches, and twelve Football Records spanning the years 1969 to 1996. (qty.)

492 · IAN MCDONALD AND THE VFL: A one-page ALS on VFL letterhead, signed by then president Dr. Allen Aylett, wishing "Macca" well for Christmas 1983 (two months after McDonald had left the VFL and gone to the ACB as their first press/media manager), accompanied by a copy of "Footy '59" featuring an article about Aylett and Neil Roberts, written by Ian McDonald, together with a copy of Aylett's book "My Game", with a 1986 personal dedication to "Macca". (3 items)

493 · A souvenir rubber "SKILBALL" football signed at a charity event c. 1985 by Terry Daniher, Ricky Kennedy, Kevin Sheedy, Kevin Bartlett, Lorenzo 'Laurie' Serafini, and several others.

494 · AFL CEO Ross Oakley's 1988/1989 VFL and 1990-1996 AFL Gold Pass swipe cards (all prominently marked as member #1), stemming from his pivotal years as VFL/AFL chairman. (9 items)

495 · Four pewter mugs, including MCC 150 Years with inscription 'Presidents XI v XXIX Club - Ross Oakley', Carlton United Breweries with inscription 'Ross Oakley Chief Executive Officer Australian Football League Sportzlink Presenter 1995', Rotary Club of Kyneton, and one other. (4 items)

496 · SIMON MADDEN'S VFL LIFE MEMBERSHIP MEDAL: 1988 enamelled medal with text "Victorian Football League", engraved on reverse "S. Madden".

497 · COLLINGWOOD 1990 PREMIERSHIP: Paul Hawke's Sekem guernsey, "1990 94th Grand Final" and "Spicers Paper" patches on front, number 4 on back. After two strong years with Collingwood, Hawke had to spend the 1990 season in the reserves due to persistent injuries.

498 · COLLINGWOOD: Shane Morwood's 1990 Sekem season guernsey, AFL and "Spicers Paper" patches on front, number 7 on back, together with Spoga XL Collingwood polo shirt. (2 items)

499 · PORT ADELAIDE MAGPIES: Early 1990s lace-up guernsey, "Magpies Port Adelaide Football Club SANFL" and "Jetspress" patches on front, number 11 on back, "Vic Hill Premiership Football Jacket, Adelaide" tag at collar.