Sporting Memorabilia

1 · A bisque figurine of a capped boy with a football; another bisque boy footballer; two hand-painted cast lead footballer figurines; a white metal pocket knife with football scenes depicted on both surfaces of the body and a cricket-bat shaped clothes brush marked "Souvenir of Australia". (6 items). Mixed condition.

2 · Two sporting caps of unknown origin, both with embroidered club details, early 20th century, ​​​​​​​Note: Sydney Hat Manafacturer label to the inside of one example

3 · HUBERT OPPERMAN signature on souvenir label, circa 1937, framed 15 x 25cm overall.

4 · THE FIRST SUB-FOUR MINUTE MILE: Roger Bannister "Breaking the Speed Limit" signed limited edition displays (#217, 218, 293, 294 & 404/500), all with PWC/Firsts Authentication. The image shows Bannister crossing the finishing line on May 6, 1954 to become the first person recorded running a mile in under 4 minutes. Each overall 50 x 34cm.

5 · AUTOGRAPH BOOK: with AUSTRALIAN RULES: 1954 Hawthorn FC team including John Kennedy (Vice-Capt), Ted Fletcher (Capt.), John Peck, Allan Woodley, Alf Hughes & Len Crane; 1954 Carlton FC incl. Ken Hands, Bruce Comben, Bob Crowe, George Ferry, Graham Gilchrist, John James. CRICKET: 1954 Victoria v South Australia players incl. Gil Langley; Victoria 1954-55 team incl. Sam Loxton & Neil Harvey; NSW Team 1954 incl. Arthur Morris, Bob Simpson & Alan Davidson; England 1954-55 Test Team

6 · INTERNATIONAL ATHLETICS MEETING: SYDNEY, 5th December 1956: British Empire & Commonwealth v U.S.A.: The official programme, extensively signed to the front cover by members of the USA Team including Deacon Jones (3000meters), Arnie Sowell (800 meters), Milt Campbell (Decathlon; gold medalist Melbourne), Earlene Brown (Shot put and discus), Greg Bell (Long jump, gold medalist Melbourne), Bobby Morrow (100 meters, gold medalist Melbourne), Bill Andre (pentathlon) and others. plus 2 other items.

7 · Framed Ian Thorpe $10 Phonecard limited edition with framed CofA; 20 Weetbix Bradman cards in original packet, Bradman flicker book by "Frame by Frame". (4 items).

8 · NHL - ICE HOCKEY - PITTSBURGH PENGUINS: A Pittsburgh Penguins No.30 Stanley Cup Finals jersey, signed by Matt Murray, who was the goalie in Pittsburgh's series win of 4-2. With CofA.

9 · Eleven assorted signed football boots, each coming with its own Certificate of Authenticity.

10 · SCOTTIE PIPPEN Chicago Bulls, 1988 Fleer #20 Rookie Card; slabbed; looks excellent.

11 · AMERICAN BASKETBALL CARDS: A large collection in a special album; most appear to be 1993-94, (100s).

12 · IS THIS WALTER LINDRUM'S EARLIEST AWARD? A leather carrying case containing three ivory presentation billiard balls; the top of th case bearing a silver plaque engraved to read "Presented by ALCOCK & CO. to Walter Lindrum, (age 16 years) to commemorate his Break of 434 in CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH 1915.", 18.5cm long, 7cm deep, 7cm wide.

13 · "The Thunder from Down Under" Kostya Tszyu signed display featuring highlights from his world championship victory in Melbourne in January 2003; limited edition 485/500 with certificate of authenticity. framed and glazed. Overall 105 x 78cm.

14 · Original entry ticket to the "Night of Champions", August 2004, with accompanying book "The Method" signed by all the World Champion boxes who were present at the event - Lionel Rose, Johnny Famechon, Rocky Mattioli, Lester Ellis, Jeff Harding and Barry Michael. Additionally signed by Gus Mercurio, who was Master of Ceremonies.

15 · PRINCES PLAIN CRICKET CLUB (originally West Kent C.C.), original copper engraved notice headed "1817" advising of the days and time "Wickets to be Pitched" for that season and depicting a batsman awaiting a ball. A manuscript endorsement at the foot reads "The above engraving is by the late Hon'ble Heneage Legge." [1788 - 1844]. Accompanied by a reproduction photograph of Beldam's portrait of Victor Trumper. (2 items).

16 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB: 1865-66 Member's Season Ticket, green leather covers with gilt lettering on front and back. The earliest example known to us; membership tickets were first introduced in 1861.

17 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB: 1865-66 Ladies' Reserve ticket; printed in blue and red on white card. The earliest example known to us.

18 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB: 1867-68 Member's Season Ticket, claret leather covers with gilt lettering on front and back. Issued to H.J. King, Esq. and signed by the Honorary Treasurer.

19 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB: 1866-67 Ladies' Reserve season ticket, signed by W.H. Handfield, who was Honorary Secretary between 1866 and 1875, becoming Vice President of the club in 1886.

20 · 1884-85 BALMAIN JUNIORS CRICKET CLUB Membership ticket (reddish-brown card with gilt lettering); with details of the committee and a list of the club's matches; issued in the name of W. Turpin. The club played in a Melbourne suburban competition at Royal Park (its home ground), Richmond Paddock, Collingwood, Windsor, etc. The only example known to us.

21 · 1896-97 SINGER CRICKET CLUB Member's Ticket issued to Mr. W. Turpin; printed by G.A. Green, Melbourne. Also, Mr. Turpin's 1893 membership ticket for the Melbourne Democratic Club. (2 items).

22 · Silver plated desk set adorned with a figure of a bowler in action, both inkwells present (one without metal rim), made by James Deakin & Sons, Sheffield, circa 1900.

23 · Arthur William FitzRoy Somerset (1855 - 1937), glass plate negative depicting Somerset posing with three of his silver cricket trophies, circa 1905, with his original signature "A F Somerset" affixed on a label at top; 165 x 110mm.

24 · EARLY POSTCARDS: Nice group incl. African children playing "backyard" cricket, cricket grounds, incl. Victoria College Alexandria, The Village Green Langton, Bournville, the 1938 Australian Team, Stan McCabe, etc. (8).

25 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB: membership medallions for 1912-13 (No.2547) and 1913-14 (No.1555), (2 items).

26 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB: membership medallions for 1912-13 (No.3845) and 1914-15 (No.1423), (2 items).

27 · THE VICTOR TRUMPER BENEFIT MATCH, FEBRUARY 1913 An original photograph of Trumper in his familiar stance at the wicket, laid down on card and with the original signatures of members of Trumper's New South Wales XI and the Rest of Australia XI led by Clem Hill. Trumper scored 126 runs and the game ended in a draw.

28 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB, membership fob for 1913-14 (#2833), made by Stokes.

29 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB, 1913-14 membership badge, made by Stokes, No.2315.

30 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB: membership medallion for 1914-15 (No.89) a very low number.

31 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB: membership medallions for 1915-16 (No.158) and 1916-17 (No.1439), (2 items).

32 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB, 1918-19 membership badge, made by C. Bentley, excellent condition.

33 · CLARRIE GRIMMETT'S VICTORIAN CRICKET ASSOCIATION Team Cap, dark blue wool, embroidered with the monogrammed initials of the V.C.A. in cream silk thread; label of Buckley & Nunn. Grimmett appeared in five matches as part of the V.C.A. team between 1918 and 1923, before moving to Adelaide in 1924. Provenance: The Clarrie Grimmett Collection; his family, by descent.

33A · "FIRST TEST MATCH, SYDNEY DEC.18, 1920" panoramic photographic print by Alan Row & Co., Argyle St., Sydney, depicting the crowd of 40,000 watching the Australian batsmen, Macartney and Bardsley, with the Englishmen in the field. In original frame and laid down on backing board; some faults; overall 28 x 103.5cm. Australia won the first Test by 377 runs, and went on to win the 5 Test Series, 5-0.

34 · 1921 The Australian Team in England, RP postcard by Bolland; 1964 Tour brochures (2), by Playfair and by Rothmans, (3 items).

35 · THE AUSTRALIAN TEST TEAM IN ENGLAND, 1921 'The Australian Team, 1921' fully signed postcard (by Bolland), with all fifteen players (in the touring party) signatures in ink, namely Bardsley, Ryder, Hendry, Gregory, Mayne, Andrews, Smith, Mailey, McDonald, Collins, Armstrong, Macartney, Carter, Taylor and Pellew. Superb condition.

36 · ADELAIDE CRICKET CLUB BLAZER, Grimmett's Adelaide Cricket Club blazer, blue wool with yellow and red trim, with monogram initials of the A.C.C. embroidered in red, yellow, and turquoise thread; label of McCarron & Co., inscribed in ink "MR. C.V. GRIMMETT 23 - 8 -24". Provenance: The Clarrie Grimmett Collection; his family, by descent.

37 · 1924-25 ASHES SERIES IN AUSTRALIA A small autograph book with one page devoted to the English Touring party of 19 (including players who did not appear in the 5 Tests) and the following page, signed by the 12 Australian players selected for the Fifth Test, won by Australia by 307 runs. This was Grimmett's match; taking 5 for 45 in the first innings and 6 for 37 in the second. Australia won the Ashes 4-1. There are also a few other autographs on subsequent pages, incl. Hobbs, Fingleton, etc.

38 · SOUTH AUSTRALIAN CRICKET ASSOCIATION, Clarrie Grimmett's blazer, early design in black wool with yellow, red and black trim, applied with monogrammed initials of the S.A.C.A. embroidered to the pocket in red and yellow thread. Label of McCarron & Co., Adelaide, inscribed in ink "Mr. C.V. GRIMMETT 31.10.24" This jacket was presented to Grimmett on the occasion of his first appearance for South Australia, against his former state, Victoria. The match was played at Adelaide....

39 · PRESENTATION "WISDEN'S SPECIAL" CRICKET BALL (1925), leather, cork and twin, mounted with a shield-shaped silver plaque, engraved "AUSTRALIAN XI v THE REST - DEC'R 1925 - Presented by HOYTS LTD TO C. GRIMMETT WINNER OF BOWLING AVERAGE." Played at the Sydney Cricket Ground, 4 - 8 December, 1925, the match pitted an Australian XI led by Bardsley against a Rest of Australia XI led by Collins. The "Rest" won by 156 runs. Grimmett's figures were 2/65 in the 1st innings and 5/91 in the 2nd.

40 · AUSTRALIAN 1926 TEST TEAM BLAZER, Grimmett's Test blazer worn on his first tour of England; green wool with yellow trim, embroidered with the Australian coat of arms in gold and silver wire and coloured thread incorporating the date "1926"; Harding's Mercery Sydney label to collar with "C.V.GRIMMETT" in pen. Provenance: The Clarrie Grimmett Collection; his family, by descent.

41 · A framed display featuring an original photograph of Clarrie Grimmett practising his ball spinning; a photograph of Grimmett and Bill O'Reilly, signed by the two great bowlers; also, a September 1926 letter to Grimmett (then at the Hotel Cecil in London with the Australian Team)from Edward Young & Co., advising him of the delivery of some gifts including a "bottle of Mountain Dew" Scotch Whisky for your use...". Overall 45 x 81cm.

42 · PRESENTATION CRICKET BALL (1927) & THE FIRST TIME BRADMAN FACED GRIMMETT, leather, cork and twin, mounted with a shield-shaped silver plaque, engraved "S.A. v N.S.W. - Dec.1927 - Presented to C.V. Grimmett by S.A. XI in recognition of his brilliant performance with this Ball in 2nd Innings. 8 for 57. 20.12.27."

43 · An early pair of Clarrie Grimmett's pure wool cricket flannel trousers; with his name in manuscript to the back inside waistband; maker unknown.

44 · An early pair of Clarrie Grimmett's pure wool cricket flannel trousers; marked C.V.G. in manuscript to the back inside waistband; with "Daks" maker's label.

45 · CLARRIE GRIMMETT'S AUSTRALIAN COMMONWEALTH PASSPORT issued in 1926, renewed in 1930 and again in 1934 for each of Grimmett's Australian Test Tours to England; with 13 pages of visas for various European ports-of-call, as well as Colombo, North America and Egypt; mounted together with an original photograph and a metal plaque engraved "C.V. GRIMMETT - from members of - WELLINGTON EAST CRICKET CLUB - 1914". Attractively framed and glazed, overall 79 x 88cm.

46 · A trophy cricket ball with silver plaque affixed, engraved dedication "B. D. C. L., B-Grade - Presented by A. ROSS to L. Brown. Highest Aggregate. 50 wickets - 1928-29".

47 · ENGLAND IN AUSTRALIA, 1928-29: "International Cricket Souvenir - Visit of English Eleven to Australia - October 1928 to March 1929 : Fourth Test Match, Adelaide, February 1st 1929", 96 page programme printed by R.M. Osborne, Currie St. Adelaide.Bradman reached 58 in the second innings of this match and appeared set to guide the team to victory when he was run out. It was to be the only run out of his Test career. The losing margin was just twelve runs.

48 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB, 1929-30 Country membership badge, made by C. Bentley, (No.1331). Rare, and in very fine condition.

49 · "15 AIDS TO BETTER CRICKET by SPALDING", circa 1930, small 16-page booklet featuring an article by Clarrie Grimmett "How to Bowl a Googly", with a photograph of Grimmett in action on the inside front cover and signed by him. A rare and ephemeral piece! Provenance: The Clarrie Grimmett Collection; his family, by descent.

50 · "AUSTRALIAN XI ENGLISH TOUR 1930" Orient Line souvenir programme and fixture list featuring individual photographs of the Australian team, each signed individually in pen. Provenance: The Clarrie Grimmett Collection; his family, by descent.

51 · A pair of Clarrie Grimmett's pure wool cricket flannel trousers, circa 1930; with Kaylo "GRIPU" label to rear waistband.

52 · CLARRIE GRIMMETT'S 1930 AUSTRALIAN TEAM long sleeved jumper, with "Jaeger Pure Wool" label to inside collar and with additional label marked "C. GRIMMETT" in pen. The Jaeger Company, Ltd of Great Britain had an official contract with the Australian team. Provenance: The Clarrie Grimmett Collection; his family, by descent.

53 · CLARRIE GRIMMETT'S SOUTH AUSTRALIAN TEAM, circa 1930 woollen jumper with blue, yellow and red colours to cuffs and collar; "Australknit S.A." maker's label, "The Big Store John Martin's Mens & Boys Outfitters Adelaide" retailer's label and ownership label with pen "C.V. Grimmett" all present.Provenance: The Clarrie Grimmett Collection; his family, by descent.

54 · A Sessions mantle clock (and key), with silver plaque affixed below the face "Presented to C.V. GRIMMETT by Kensington Cricket Club on his Departure for England with Australian XI - March 1930."Both Don Bradman and Clarrie Grimmett played for the Kensington District Club in Adelaide. Other famous players from the club include JohnInverarity, Rex Sellers, Terry Jenner, Tim May and Jamie Siddons.Provenance: The Clarrie Grimmett Collection; his family, by descent.

55 · BERT OLDFIELD signed RP postcard, attractively presented with another unsigned postcard and a wicket-keeper's right-hand glove (indistinctly signed), circa 1930; framed & glazed, 58 x 54cm overall.

56 · DON BRADMAN FLICKER BOOKS: No.1 "ON DRIVE and OFF DRIVE", No.2 "Square Cut and Late Cut" (signed verso by Clarrie Grimmett), and No.3 "Leg Glance and Pull", published by Flicker Productions, Earls Court Road, London, 1930. (3). Superb condition. Provenance: The Clarrie Grimmett Collection; his family, by descent.

57 · AUSTRALIA v ENGLAND, Third Test, Lords July 1930: Clarrie Grimmett's souvenir Gunn & Moore "Special" miniature bat, signed by the ENGLAND team to the front of the blade, and signed by the AUSTRALIAN team to the back. Provenance: The Clarrie Grimmett Collection; his family, by descent.

58 · AUSTRALIA IN ENGLAND: "AUSTRALIAN XI. C.V. GRIMMETT" luggage tag with original leather strap; issued to the Australian team members for their trip to England in 1930. The only example known to us. Provenance: The Clarrie Grimmett Collection; his family, by descent.

59 · CLARRIE GRIMMETT TAKES 10 FOR 37 IN ONE INNINGS, May 1930,"Yorkshire v Australians. Bramall Lane Ground, May, 10th 12th and 13th, 1930" souvenir first innings scorecard (with advertising for "Maurice Leyland", "Don Bradman" and "Roy Kilner" William Sykes cricket bats, significantly recording Grimmett's incredible achievement in taking all ten of Yorkshire's first innings wickets for just 37 runs in 22.3 overs. The Yorkshire team, which included several Test team players...

60 · CLARRIE GRIMMETT'S 1930 ASHES TOUR BAT A Spalding "W.H. Ponsford AUSTRALIAN XI EXTRA SPECIAL" cricket bat, signed in the ownership position by Clarrie Grimmett and used by him during the Test Matches; signed in pen by the Australians Jack Ryder (1930 team selector), Bradman, Wall, Woodfull, Grimmett, Oldfield, Oxenham, Hornibrook, a'Beckett, Fairfax, Kippax and Jackson; and the Englishmen including White, Hendren, Mead, Larwood, Ames, Geary, Duckworth, Hammond, Tyldesley, Hobbs, Sutcliffe

61 · A COMPREHENSIVE CRICKET LIBRARY: More than 500 volumes, with a high percentage being hardcover (with dust jackets) and covering all aspects of the game. Cooke was particularly interested in biographies and auto-biographies and the history of the game. We noted a small number of duplicates and a small number of signed examples.

62 · DON BRADMAN "Flicker No.2" Square Cut and Late Cut, complete booklet by Flicker Productions Ltd., 113b Earls Court Road, London; 1930. Provenance: The Clarrie Grimmett Collection; his family by descent.

63 · DON BRADMAN "Flicker No.2" Square Cut and Late Cut, complete booklet by Flicker Productions Ltd., 113b Earls Court Road, London; 1930. This edition with Wisden advertising to front and back covers. Provenance: The Clarrie Grimmett Collection; his family by descent.

64 · CLARRIE 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.

65 · CLARRIE GRIMMETT "Flicker No.2" Googley Delivery and Off Break Finger Spin, complete booklet by Flicker Productions Ltd., 113b Earls Court Road, London; 1930. Accompanied by a mock-up "proof" of the Off Break Finger Spin images on photographic paper bound into a small booklet with green fabric covered covers; believed UNIQUE. (2 items). Provenance: The Clarrie Grimmett Collection; his family, by descent.

66 · CLARRIE GRIMMETT'S 1930 AUSTRALIAN TEAM woollen cricket flannels, with "Jaeger" label to back waistband which is also marked "C.N. GRIMMETT" in pen. The Jaeger Company, Ltd of Great Britain had an official contract with the Australian team.Provenance: The Clarrie Grimmett Collection; his family, by descent.

67 · "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....."

68 · CLARRIE GRIMMETT'S AUSTRALIAN BAGGY GREEN CAP dated 1931-32, Test Match Series against South Africa in Australia, November 1931 to February 1932; green wool with the coat of arms embroidered with gold and silver wire and coloured thread; with the embroidered label of "FARMERS SYDNEY" inscribed in ink, "C.GRIMMETT".

69 · An early 1930s Spalding "C.V. GRIMMETT" signature cricket ball stamped "Comforming to M.C.C. Regulations"; also, a later Bear Brand Special cricket ball stamped "Made in Australia GUARANTEED Back Stitch. Pat.No.7882. (2 balls). Provenance: The Clarrie Grimmett Collection; his family by descent.

70 · A MATCH-USED BAT SIGNED BY BRADMAN AND HIS NSW STATE XI TEAM AT BATHURST - 15th OCTOBER 1931 A full-size Federal Bat Company "The Federal" bat, dated on the back of the blade "BATHURST 15.10.31" and signed by the whole visiting team: Don Bradman (Captain), Wendell Bill, Alan Fairfax, Stan McCabe, Frank Ward, Alec Marks, C. Miller, R.L. Jones, Ernie Laidler, Bob Louden, W. Hunt. Provenance: The Estate of Campbell Macquarie Miller, who was part of Bradman's team.

71 · "Cricketware Price List" early 1930s, for Stevens & Rowe Sports Depot, Gawler Place, Adelaide; 8-pages featuring an action photo of Clarrie Grimmett on the front cover; 14 x 9cm. Rare. Provenance: The Clarrie Grimmett Collection; his family, by descent.

72 · TROPHY CRICKET BALL - 1932 ARTHUR JOHN RICHARDSON: with loosely fitted sterling silver circumferential band engraved 'Presented to A.J. Richardson, who took all 10 wickets for Burnley in the Lancashire League match Burnley v Rishton ... July 16th 1932 ".

73 · THE BODYLINE SERIES - TOGETHER FOREVER "Days in the Sun - A Cricketer's Book" by Neville Cardus [London : Jonathan Cape, 1929 Travellers Library edition], 223pp + adverts; signed by Neville Cardus to the title page, and dated "Sydney 1941". The blank inside front cover and the blank first page, fully signed by the 14 Australian Team Members, the 17 members of the English Touring Party

74 · 1932-33 "Bodyline" Tour: 'Bodywhine! a Treatise on the Jardinian Theory', cartoons by R.W.Blundell with a few words by V.M.Branson [Rigby Limited, Adelaide, 1933] 38pp. Signed to the front cover by E.G. Bonython, whose family were significant in local politics, business and Adelaide newspapers.

75 · THE BODYLINE SERIES - 3rd TEST MATCH, ADELAIDE, January 1933 A full-size cricket bat, the blade carefully split and expertly hinged to provide two flat surfaces for the collection of signatures, of which an important assemblage has been gathered over a four year period. The most significant autographs are those collected first: the 19 members of the English Touring Party (which included ex-Test players) and the twelve members of the Australian Team.

76 · CRICKET BALL (1933), mounted with a shield-shaped plaque engraved "S.A.C.A. to C.V. GRIMMETT - VIC v S.A. 3 Nov. 1933. 7 wickets for 80 runs". Although Grimmett took 7 for 80 in the first innings, he could not repeat his feat in the 2nd, when Ponsford and Rigg both made centuries for Victoria. Provenance: The Clarrie Grimmett Collection; his family by descent.

77 · CLARRIE GRIMMETT'S PERSONAL COPIES OF HIS TWO BOOKS: "Tricking the Batsman" [London : Hodder & Stoughton, 1934]; illustrated self-cover, 157pp + plates; also, "Grimmett on Cricket" [London : Thomas Nelson & Sons, ND but 1948], with d/j, 130pp + plates. Provenance: The Clarrie Grimmett Collection; his family, by descent.

78 · CLARRIE GRIMMETT'S 1934 ASHES TOUR BAT A Gradidge "Super Imperial Driver" cricket bat, signed in the ownership position by Clarrie Grimmett and used by him during the Test Matches; signed in pen by the Australians Woodfull, Chipperfield, Oldfield, Brown, Ponsford, Kippax, Darling, Fleetwood-Smith, Ebeling, O'Reilly, Barnett, Wall, Grimmett, McCabe & Bradman. The Englishman who signed Grimmett's bat were Walters, Hammond, Sutcliffe, Verity. Leyland, Clark, Ames, Hammond, Woolley, Bowes,, etc.

79 · AUSTRALIAN 1934 TEST TEAM BLAZER, Clarrie Grimmett's Test blazer worn on his tour of England; green wool with yellow trim, embroidered with the Australian coat of arms in gold and silver wire and coloured thread incorporating the date "1934"; Farmer's Sydney labels to collar with "C. GRIMMETT" in pen. [Please note condition issues.] Provenance: The Clarrie Grimmett Collection; his family, by descent.

80 · AUSTRALIAN TOUR OF ENGLAND, 1934, pure wool blazer by "Speedway" in green wool to match the Australian Test Team blazer, with green and gold trim edges and retaining the Speedway High Grade Clothing" maker's label recording Grimmett's name, measurements and order number. Although unused, these blazers were intended for the team to wear on informal occasions, while on board the ship to England, or when invited to a non-cricket event. Extremely scarce.

81 · "AUSTRALIAN XI ENGLISH TOUR 1934" Orient Line souvenir programme and fixture list(with cover artwork by Walter Jardine) featuring individual photographs of the Australian team, each signed individually in pen. Provenance: The Clarrie Grimmett Collection; his family, by descent.

82 · Circa 1934 pair of Cricket Boots; well made of white canvas on the outer with tan leather soles stamped "DERWENT..."; each boot with 11 studs on each boot, the lace-ups with 9 pairs of eyelets. (2). Worn by Grimmett during his final season with the Australian Test Team. Provenance: The Clarrie Grimmett Collection; his family, by descent.

83 · CLARRIE GRIMMETT'S large travelling trunk used to transport his cricket equipment, boots and clothing; with painted "C.V. GRIMMETT" to the top and with large (part) paper label on side panel headed "AUSTRALIAN CRICKET XI, ENGLISH TOUR 1934" with Grimmett's name added in pen. Overall 50cm high, 92cm wide, 53.5cm deep.

84 · CLARRIE GRIMMETT'S AUSTRALIAN BAGGY GREEN CAP dated 1935-36, for the tour of South Africa, November 1935 to March 1936; green wool with the coat of arms embroidered with gold and silver wire and coloured thread; with the embroidered label of "Farmers SYDNEY" inscribed in ink, "C.GRIMMETT". This was the first full scale tour of South Africa by an Australian team. In the five Test series, Fingleton hit three centuries and McCabe two. Grimmett, with a record 44 wickets....

85 · AUSTRALIAN 1935-36 TEST TEAM BLAZER, Clarrie Grimmett's Test blazer worn for the tour of South Africa; green wool with yellow trim, embroidered with the Australian coat of arms in gold and silver wire and coloured thread incorporating the dates "1935-36"; Framers Sydney labels to collar with "C.GRIMMETT" in pen. Provenance: The Clarrie Grimmett Collection; his family, by descent.

86 · THE AUSTRALIAN CRICKET TEAM, SOUTH AFRICA TOUR, 1935-36 Christmas Card and Fixture List, featuring a photograph of the whole touring party, signed in ink by all fifteen, including Victor Richardson (Captain), Stan McCabe (Vice-Capt.), Grimmett, Oldfield, O'Reilly, Brown, Darling and Chipperfield. Provenance: The Clarrie Grimmett Collection; his family, by descent.

87 · CLARRIE GRIMMETT'S 1935-36 AUSTRALIAN TEAM woollen jumper, with yellow and green trim and embroidered label by the maker "Roslyn". Accompanied by an original photograph og Grimmett wearing this jumper and his 1935-36 Baggy Green cap. (2 items). Provenance: The Clarrie Grimmett Collection; his family, by descent.

88 · An Australian Cricket Team woollen jumper with printed "Farmers Sydney" label with "C. GRIMMETT" in pen; together with a pair of cricket flannels by Kaylo, with a "GRIPU" waistband label. (2, both appear to be in unworn condition).Provenance: The Clarrie Grimmett Collection; his family, by descent.

89 · RARE TOUR PUBLICATION: 'The Australian Cricket Team, Touring South Africa 1935-1936, Told in verse & lettered' by 'The Signaller' [South Africa, March 1936]. The hand-lettered dedication to the inside front cover continues "To C.V. GRIMMETT CONGRATULATIONS! BRAVO!....."Cheerio! to the DIGGERS when you get home". Extremely scarce; we have offered only one other example, in 2009. It appears that an unique example was prepared for each member of Victor Richardson's team.

90 · CLARRIE GRIMMETT'S William Gunn "The Autograph" souvenir miniature bat with the 18 printed signatures of "ALL INDIA 1936". Provenance: The Clarrie Grimmett Collection; his family, by descent.

91 · SOUTH AUSTRALIAN CRICKET ASSOCIATION, Clarrie Grimmett's blazer, blue wool with red and yellow stripes, embroidered with the initials of the South Australian Cricket Association and their logo in red, gold, black and white thread, circa 1936. Label of John Martin & Co Ltd, Adelaide. Provenance: The Clarrie Grimmett Collection; his family, by descent.

92 · WILLIAM ALBERT (BERT) OLDFIELD (1894 - 1976) A full-size "THE AUSSIE W.A. Oldfield" triple-spring cricket bat by Gunn & Moore Makers of Nottingham, with the impressed autograph of Oldfield on the rear of the blade, together with an original 'Bert Oldfield' pen signature on the upper-left. 88cm long and presented in a custom-built display case.

93 · 1938 AUSTRALIAN CRICKET TEAM IN GREAT BRITAIN: Superb large format original photograph mounted with printed team members' names in lower margin, fully signed by all 18 in the left and right margins including Don Bradman, Stan McCabe, Sid Barnes, Bill O'Reilly, Jack Fingleton, Bill Brown and Lindsay Hassett. Framed and glazed. Overall 43 x 61cm.

94 · CLARRIE GRIMMETT'S INDIAN CRICKET CAP OF THE PRINCELY KINGDOM OF JATH, 1938, dark blue wool with the State badge embroidered to the rim, "Army & Navy Stores Ltd., Bombay" label to crown, with "GrimmettAt the request of the Maharajah of Jath, Vijayasingh Rao Ram Rao, Grimmett travelled to India to tutor the young royals of Jath in the art of cricket. While there, Grimmett paid special attention to a young all-rounder, who impressed him greatly. This player was Vijay Hazare.

95 · A full-size Herbert Sutcliffe Autograph bat by Stuart Surridge & Co. Limited with his impressed autograph below the words "YORKS XI ENGLAND XI"; signed verso in ink in the ownership position "Herbert Sutcliffe" 87cm long in a custom-built presentation case.

96 · SOUTH AUSTRALIAN CRICKET ASSOCIATION, Clarrie Grimmett's blazer, blue wool with red and yellow stripes, embroidered with the initials of the South Australian Cricket Association and their logo in red, gold, black and white thread, circa 1939/40. Label of John Martin & Co Ltd, Adelaide together with a sewn-on label lettered "C.V.GRIMMETT" in pen.Provenance: The Clarrie Grimmett Collection; his family, by descent.

97 · RON HAMENCE'S SELECTION TO THE AUSTRALIAN TEAM - DON BRADMAN'S LETTER: A hand-written letter on Bradman's home letter-head, which reads (in part) "Please accept my heartiest congratulations on your selection in the Australian team for the 5th Test Match. It is but a fitting reward for your many fine performances..." signed "Don" and accompanied by the original Bradman addressed envelope postmarked at GRENFELL STREET and delivered to Hamence at The Gabba. (2 items).

98 · DON BRADMAN gold pen signature on reproduction photograph, limited edition (#359/500) with PWC Certificate of Authenticity. 37.5 x 22cm.

99 · BILL BROWN & ARTHUR MORRIS, original signatures on a limited edition (#311/350) "The Openers" presentation; with PWC Certificate of Authenticity. 30 x 32cm; together with BOB SIMPSON & BILL LAWRY, original signatures on a limited edition (#209/350) "The Openers" presentation; with PWC Certificate of Authenticity. Each 30 x 32cm

100 · DON BRADMAN: Three classic photographs, mounted together, attractively framed and glazed. 55 x 95cm overall

101 · DON BRADMAN: "Bradman - The World Record", display comprising picture of Bradman leaving the field after his world record 334 in the 1930 Headingly Test, signed by Bradman at lower left, limited edition 355/1000, window mounted, framed & glazed, overall 47x59cm. With CoA.

102 · DON BRADMAN signed cricket bat in perspex and timber display case, 106cm high overall

103 · DON BRADMAN, signature in deluxe leather-bound edition of "Images of Bradman" by Allen & Kemsley [Bradman Museum, 1994], limited edition of 974 copies, in presentation box.

103a · "Don Bradman's How To Play Cricket" 2'6 edition book with original foldout present; together with "A.B.C. Cricket Broadcast Books (Test Season 1946-47, England - Australia" and "1946-47 Sporting Globe Cricket Book", (3 volumes)

104 · ENGLISH TEST CRICKETERS: A collection of 15 black & white postcard size photographs, all with original pen signatures and accompanied by details of their careers. Includes Bailey, Cowdrey, Evans, Graveney, Laker, Lock, Milton and Parks.

105 · 1963-64 AUSTRALIA v SOUTH AFRICA TEST SERIES: South African Cricket Cap in deep green with embroidered 'Springbok' and 'S.A. 1963-64' on front, made by L.J. Palmer (Johannesburg), exchanged between an unknown South African player and Graham McKenzie.

106 · WILLIAM RUSSELL ENDEAN, South Africa (1924-2003): A framed display explaining and illustrating the two most remarkable events in Endean's career, "The Obstructing the Field" dismissal of Len Hutton at The Oval, 1951 and "The Handled the Ball" dismissal of Len Hutton, Cape Town, 1957; with Endean's Benefit tie. 54 x 48cm overall

107 · "TEST MATCH A Fascinating Cricket Game" produced by John Sands Pty Ltd in the mid-1950s. Complete and in working condition in the original box.

108 · "The Tied Test" A display commemorating the famous tied test between Australia & the West Indies played at Brisbane in December 1960; with reproduction photograph signed by Wes Hall and Australian captain, Richie Benaud. With Certificate of Authenticity & Limitation (1996), 755/1000. Framed and glazed, overall 62 x 88cm.

109 · AUSTRALIA v WEST INDIES - The Tied Test, Brisbane, December 1960 A framed & glazed display featuring an original photograph of WES HALL, Cecil Cooke (Secretary of the Singapore Cricket Association) and English cricketer Colin Mackenzie. Overall 70 x 56cm.

110 · A collection of individually framed and glazed original signatures accompanied by photographs comprising of S. Ramadhin (West Indies), Nurse (West Indies), Nawab of Patudi (India), Ian McLachlan (Australia) and Englishmen Alan Ingleby-Mackenzie, K, Taylor, Mike Griffith and R. A Hutton. (8 items). 47.5 x 37cm overall

111 · M.C.C. TOUR OF NEW ZEALAND, 1960-61: Miniature presentation bat headed "M.C.C. XI March,1961", signed by all twelve players in the touring party which was captained by D. R. W. Silk with W. Watson as Vice Captain. Accompanied by a miniature souvenir bat for the 1992 World Cup. Both framed and glazed. The larger 57 x 31cm overall.

112 · A COLLECTION OF CRICKET TIES HOUSED IN A SUPERB CUSTOM BUILT TIMBER CHEST OF DRAWERS WITH REMOVABLE FRONT REVEALING THE NUMBERED AND LABELLED DRAWERS: More than 220 ties, including West Indies Tour 1950s, Singapore 1950s; Australian Test Team 1969/70 Tour; Lords Jubilee 1970; West Indies Tour 1971; Ashes Tour 1972; Madras Golden Jubilee 1974; World Cup 1975; Centenary Test Match 1977; India Tour to Australia 1977/78; World Cup 1979; World Cup 1982; India - World Cup Champions - 1983; Starlet Cri

113 · A COMMONWEALTH XI VISIT SINGAPORE, OCTOBER 1962: A collection of original whimsical pen and ink sketches depicting cricketers and cricketing scenes, (9) all framed and each 38 x 31cm overall.

114 · 1965-66 ASHES SERIES IN AUSTRALIA: English Cricket Cap in deep blue with embroidered 'St George and the Dragon' on the front, worn by English fast bowler Jeff Jones during the series and exchanged with Graham McKenzie. The name "I.J.Jones" is hand-written on the Simpson of Piccadilly maker's label; good condition overall. Jeff Jones took 6 for 118 in the Fourth Test and was England's top wicket taker for the series with 15 scalps.

115 · TOM VIEVERS' AUSTRALIAN TEST TEAM BLAZER dated 1965-66 on the embroidered pocket, issued to Vievers for the Ashes Series against England in Australia. With his name in manuscript to the lining of the inside pocket. Vievers made 83 runs in his 5 innings, with a high score of 56 n.o.; he took 3 catches and took 4 wickets in the Series. Overall, Vievers represented Australia in 21 Test Matches between December 1964 and February 1967.

116 · CLARRIE GRIMMETT'S HONORARY LIFE MEMBERSHIP CARD from the MCC (Marylebone Cricket Club), issued in 1969 and numbered 73; lists all the fixtures at Lords, which that year featured the West Indies and New Zealand. Provenance: The Clarrie Grimmett Collection; his family, by descent.

117 · ALAN CONNOLLY'S AUSTRALIAN "BAGGY GREEN" TEST CAP, from the 1969-70 Tour of India and Ceylon, green wool with embroidered Australian Coat-of-Arms & "1969" on front, Australian Manufacture label inside with initials "AC" to small pure wool label. Very good match-used condition.

118 · Signed photographs: Bill Brown and Arthur Morris signed on a reproduction photograph of the 1948 Invincibles, plus individual signed photographs of Greg Chappell, Kim Hughes, Jeff Thomson; together with two reproduction early cricket scenes (six items), all individually matted.

119 · AUSTRALIA v. PAKISTAN: A framed souvenir presentation plate created by the Pakistan cricket team to commemorate its historic visit to Australia and New Zealand in 1972-73. Accompanied by the official souvenir programme. (2 items). The frame 42 x 31.5cm overall.

120 · A library of cricket periodicals, attractively hardbound in matching bindings; comprising "Playfair Cricket Monthly" July 1968 - December 1969 (3 volumes), "The West Indies Cricket Annual" 1970-73 (2 volumes), "The Cricketer" January 1973 - December 1983 (22 volumes), "The Cricket Player - New Zealand" 1976-79 (7 volumes), and "Wisden Cricket Monthly" June 1979 - June 1984 (10 volumes). (Total: 44 volumes).

121 · A Don Bradman Toby Jug from a limited edition by Bendigo Pottery; number 841/3000, with certificate, 14.5cm tall

122 · SIR DONALD & LADY JESSIE BRADMAN : A TWENTY-TWO YEAR CORRESPONDENCE: Beginning in November 1975 and continuing until just before Jessie's death in September 1997, John Cecil Cooke conducted a long and detailed correspondence, primarily with Don but on several occasions, also with Jessie. For most of this period, Cooke lived in Singapore (where he was the Honorary Secretary of the Singapore Cricket Association), later moving to Western Australia, where he passed away in May 2020. (49+ items)

123 · A 1977 centenary test commemorative jug depicting Greg Chappell and Tony Greig (the opposing captains) from a limited edition by Bendigo Pottery; numbered 79/300, with certificate. 17cm high.

124 · Limited edition silver gilt cricket bail containing a scroll of honour created to commemorate the Centenary Jubilee test match at Lords, June 1977; the scroll bearing the replica signatures of the Australian and English teams. Attractively presented in timber frame. 48 x 31cm overall.

125 · The INAUGURAL INTERNATIONAL CRICKET CONFERENCE (ICC) TROPHY, Associate Members Competition, Birmingham, England, May - June 1979: A remarkable and unique memento of this competition, the prelude to the Cricket World Cup, comprising of framed postcard size photos of the teams (with all players and officials named), mounted around a leather belt which has been signed by the members of the fourteen teams. The signatures were collected by Jim White, who accompanied the Singapore Team. 160 x 37cm.

126 · A group of cricket-themed mugs and glasses (8), plus four plates, and four ashtrays. The plates are accompanied by four stands.

127 · Hunter Laurie "Stork" HENDRY (1895 – 1988) played for New South Wales, Victoria and Australia: A collection of thirteen original letters from Hendry to Cooke (1980 to 1987), a framed display which includes a signed photograph, plus other items.

128 · M.C.C. TOUR OF THE FAR EAST 1981: A miniature bat, signed to the front of the blade by all 13 in the touring party; including Titmus, Briers, Cook, Denness and Rhodes. Attractively framed * glazed, overall 76 x 32cm.

128a · DON BRADMAN commemorative poster, limited edition with CofA verso. Attractively framed and glazed 83 x 104cm overall.

129 · Wesley Walters "From the Hill - Don Bradman hits the single that gives him 100 first class centuries: November 15, 1947", lithographic print (#348/1250) signed in pencil and in pen by Don Bradman, accompanied by original documentation when issued in 1982, ​​​​​​​attractively framed, overall 62 x 106cm

130 · D'ARCY W. DOYLE, "Picnic Day at the Gabba", December 1983, limited edition colour lithograph (#209/500), editioned and signed in the lower margin, attractively framed and glazed, overall 61.5 x 106.5cm.

131 · LEGENDS CRICKET BAT attractively framed and glazed full sized cricket bat signed by 16 living legends of the game, with details of their careers printed on the surrounding mount. The legends include Clive Lloyd, Ravi Shastri, Richie Benaud, Imran Khan, Ian Chappell, Sir Richard Hadlee and Michael Holding. Accompanied by a Blazed in Glory certificate of authenticity, Limited Edition 931/1000. ​​​​​​​110 x 35cm overall

132 · THE KNIGHTS OF CRICKET, full size cricket bat, with signatures of Sir Donald Bradman, Sir Richard Hadlee, Sir Colin Cowdrey, Sir Garfield Sobers, Sir Clyde Walcott & Sir Everton Weekes, mounted in an attractive display case, overall 47x108cm. Accompanied by the original certificate of authenticity and limitation, No.248/480.

133 · SIR DONALD BRADMAN portrait bat, signed by Bradman, with a numbered plaque (No.1446) affixed; attractively presented in a custom-made display case with details of Bradman's career. Accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity.

134 · A full-size Gray Nicolls GN TWIN SCOOP cricket bat signed by a circa 1990 Australian Test team including Alan Border, Geoff Marsh, Dean Jones, Steve Waugh, Peter Taylor, Tony Dodermaide, David Boon and Mike Whitney.

135 · Two frame by frame limited edition prints featuring; Dennis Lillee (168/1500) and Jeff Thomson (185/1500). Both signed by the featured fast bowler and individually framed together with certificates of authenticity. Each overall 44 x 106cm

136 · MARK TAYLOR "Tremendous Strokes" original oil painting by Ritchey Searly, signed lower right and titled verso, 45 x 60cm, framed 65 x 80cm overall.

137 · DON BRADMAN, original signature on reproduction print of a 1936/37 Don Bradman 'Wonder Batsman' magazine illustration, framed and glazed, overall 48 x 40cm.

138 · A full size cricket bat with Australia v England Test Series 1990/91 decal; signed to front of blade by both teams (some faded) and verso Test greats including Bill Lawry, Richie Benaud, Ian Chappell, Geoff Boykott, Mike Gatting, etc.

139 · Allan border Beyond Ten Thousand limited edition autographed full-size Duncan Fearnley bat, No. 0302

140 · ZIMBABWE WSC One-Day International Team trousers from the 1994-95 Tour of Australia; match worn and signed by the wicket-keeper, Wayne James.Provenance: The Kevin O'Dowd Collection.

141 · CLARRIE GRIMMETT'S AUSTRALIAN CRICKET HALL OF FAME ETCHED GLASS PLAQUE, with affixed metal plaque below bearing the dedication "Presented to the family of CLARRIE GRIMMETT on the occasion of his induction into the Australian Cricket Hall of Fame at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, December 1996", framed on an ornamental timber backing board, overall 36 x 35cm.

142 · DON BRADMAN, original signature on "The Don" print by Brian Clinton, also signed by the artist & numbered 407/1000, published by the Bradman Museum, framed & glazed, overall 97 x 69cm. With CofA and accompanying documentation.

143 · "Sir Donald Bradman - The Cover Drive" limited edition bronze sculpture, with certificate of Limitation (#283/500) and all original documentation in original packaging.

144 · "WAUGH STORIES - ONE DAY AT HEADINGLEY" photographic display signed by Steve Waugh, limited edition (#172/350) with details of his 120 not out v South Africa during the 1999 Cricket World Cup in England. With PWC/Legends CofA; overall 35 x 55cm; together with "WAUGH STORIES - "THE ADELAIDE ALL-ROUNDER" photographic display signed by Steve Waugh, limited edition (#94/350) with details of his 164 and 4/26 v South Africa at Adelaide 1994. With PWC/Legends CofA; overall 35 x 55cm

145 · A collection of 23 cricket balls, all balls signed and come with accompanying certificate of authenticity.

146 · KEITH MILLER, "Sporting Legends - Keith Miller, Australian Cricketer" limited edition print [#407/500] by Brian Clinton, signed by Keith Miller and the artist, window mounted, framed & glazed, overall 86 x 64cm, with CoA.

147 · CLARRIE GRIMMETT'S posthumous presentation/display on his nomination to the PRAHRAN CRICKET CLUB'S TEAM OF THE 20th CENTURY; comprising of a commemorative cap (with Grimmett's number "111" embroidered to the side, mounted together with original 1920-21, 1921-22 and 1922-23 embroidered cap badges, together with a plaque recording Grimmett's achievements for the club: 45 matches between 1920-24, 228 wickets at 12.93 and 35 catches or stumpings. Overall 50 x 33.5cm.

148 · DOUG WALTERS Attractive presentation featuring a limited edition, full-size bat signed by Walters and numbered 06/50, together with two reproduction photographs; framed and glazed. Overall 114 x 63cm

149 · Signed miniature cricket bats, each with its own Certificate of Authenticity (44 items)

150 · DON BRADMAN: Various framed and glazed pieces including one photograph with an original pen signature, (5 items); mixed sizes.

151 · "TWELVE" The Record-Breakers' by Mark Sofilas, limited edition print depicting Steve Waugh and the members of the Australian Cricket Team he led in winning twelve consecutive Test matches; limited edition 164/250 (with certificate) signed by Steve Waugh and the 19 cricketers depicted, including Gillespie, Hayden, McGrath, Ponting, and Warne. framed and Glazed. Overall 90 x 111cm

152 · Full Size Kookaburra bat created for the VB Series 2002,2003 Australia v England and Sri Lanka, signed in full by all three teams

153 · "OUT OF AFRICA" magnificent panoramic photograph with engraved plaque '2nd Test Australia v South Africa. Newlands Stadium, Capetown 2002.' Attractively framed & glazed, overall 57 x 128cm. Australia won this Test Match by 4 wickets. Justin Langer received an award for his 50th Test; Shane Warne, who took 6 wickets in the 2nd innings, received an award for his 100th Test.

154 · A full-size Kookaburra cricked bat created for the Tasmanian Tigers 2004/2005 team, signed in full by 17 players in the squad, including Captain Ricky Ponting. The Tasmanian team won the final against Queensland by seven wickets

155 · CLARRIE GRIMMETT'S ADELAIDE CRICKET CLUB "1905 - 2005 TEAM OF THE CENTURY" award cap, red wool with the club coat-of-arms to the front panel, Grimmett's name as "cap" number "122" with explanatory sash embroidered to the crown; attractively presented in a glass-topped wooden case with Adelaide Cticket Club logo to lower left. Overall 40 x 30 x 8cm. Other members of the Team of the Century included Jack Badcock, Jason Gillespie, and Joe Travers.

156 · 'The All-Conquering Ashes Captains Masters in Command' Photographic display featuring images and signatures of Australian captains Richie Benaud, Bob Simpson, Bill Lawry, Ian Chappell, Greg Chappell, Alan Border, Mark Taylor, Steve Waugh, and Ricky Ponting. Limited edition 6/200. Signed by all nine captains, Framed and glazed with certificate of authenticity. Overall 59 x 96cm.

157 · Full-size Kookaburra bat produced for the 2006 VB series Australia v Sri Lanka, signed in full by the Australian squad of 14, including Captain Ricky Ponting, Vice Captain Adam Gilchrist

158 · ADAM GILCHRIST: Best of the Best photographic display, limited edition 233/300, signed by Gilchrist; accompanied by certificate of authenticity, framed and glazed. Overall 64 x 83cm

159 · A CELEBRATION OF STEVE WAUGH "Final Salute at the Oval" limited edition signed print (#137 of 350) with certificate, celebrating Waugh's last Test innings in England (157 n.o., August 2001); accompanied by a Steve Waugh signed Maestro Select Gunn & Moore full size cricket bat and a personally signed "Steve Waugh" red cricket ball by Cannon. (3 items + CofA).

160 · DON BRADMAN: A collection of newspaper cuttings, magazines, stamps, First Day Covers, thr Bradman tapes and other ephemeral material, mainly from the 1990s to 2008, the centenary of his birth.

161 · Full-size Kookaburra Recoil 250 cricket bat signed by West Indian greats Sir Vivian Richards, Michael Holding, and Joel Garner. Attractively-presented in a custom-built glass-fronted display case. 110 x 35cm. Accompanied by two photographs of the cricketers signing bats at a fundraising dinner at the MCG, November 2012.

162 · DAVID WARNER: Australia's New Generation Powerhouse, signed by Warner, limited edition 7/250 photographic display, framed and glazed. Overall 83 x 63cm

163 · 1926 Sweetacres Cricket ("Minties") part set (26/36) plus various other trade cards, mostly non-sport. Very mixed condition.

164 · 1953-54 Coles "Australian & English Cricketers", part set (21 of 28).

165 · 1996 Futera "VCA Cricket Card set" of 100 of Victoria's greatest cricketers, 1895 - 1995; set "582 from a limited edition of 1000 sets, in special album with Certificate of Limitation. [100 cards].

166 · OFFICIAL TEAM SHEET: "Australian touring cricket team '69/70" fully signed in ink by the 15 players in the party, including Bill Lawry (capt.) and Ian Chappell (vice capt.). This is the Australian team that toured South Africa from January to March 1970, playing a four-match Test Series. South Africa won the Series 4–0. It was the last official Test Series to involve South Africa for 22 years. The 1970 South African team has been held to be one of the greatest in the history of cricket

167 · WEST INDIES CRICKET TOUR OF AUSTRALIA 1976-76 fully signed official team sheet, featuring Clive Lloyd (capt.), Deryck Murray (vice-capt.), Lance Gibbs, Michael Holding, and Viv Richards. Australia won the six Test Series 5-1.

168 · "AUSTRALIAN TOURING CRICKET TEAM 1977" official, fully signed team sheet with Greg Chappell (capt.), Rod Marsh (vice-captain) and Doug Walters, Max Walker, Jeff Thomson, Kerry O'Keeffe and Kim Hughes.

169 · "AUSTRALIAN TOURING CRICKET TEAM 1977" official, fully signed team sheet with Greg Chappell (capt.), Rod March (vice-captain) and Doug Walters, Max Walker, Jeff Thomson, Kerry O'Keeffe and Kim Hughes. Also, an unofficial English Team sheet signed by the eleven team members who won the 3rd Test by 7 wickets. (2 items).

170 · WORLD SERIES CRICKET 1977-78: The "West Indians" official team sheet with 14 original signatures; also, the "World Team" official team sheet with 15 original signatures. (2 items).

171 · ENGLAND TOUR TO AUSTRALIA 1978-79: Official team sheet signed by the whole touring party - 20 signatures - including Brearley (capt.), Willis (vice-capt.), Botham, Boycott, Gower & Gooch.

172 · A "WORLD SERIES CRICKET TOUR 1978-79" letterhead signed by numerous players including Tony Greig, Michael Holding, Greg Chappell, Dennis Amiss, Jim Allen, Len Pascoe, Ian Chappell, Rod Marsh and many more; accompanied by a signed photograph of Colin Cowdrey, dated 1977. (2 items).

173 · 1985 AUSTRALIA to ENGLAND with 17 signatures [Allan Border, Captain; Andrew Hilditch, Vice Captain]; 1992 AUSTRALIAN CRICKET TEAM TOUR OF SRI LANKA with 16 signatures [Allan Border, Captain; Mark Taylor, Vice Captain]; 1992 Benson & Hedges World Cup AUSTRALIAN TEAM with 17 signatures [Allan Border, Captain; Geoff Marsh, Vice Captain]. All 3 official team sheets in matching frames with green & gold borders.

174 · Southern Districts Football Club guernsey worn by Nathan Buckley while playing for Southern Districts in the Northern Territory Football League, 1990-91. Framed & glazed.

175 · Southern Districts Football Club white T-shirt with caricatured crocodile kicking a footy.

176 · Northern Territory News ‘Team of the Year’ guernsey, 1991. Red sleeveless guernsey with yellow #2 on white patch on reverse. Presented to Nathan Buckley for being chosen in the newspaper’s Team of the Year. ‘Northern Territory News’ and ‘Winfield Team of the Year 1991’ badging on front. Unframed.

177 · NTFL representative training guernsey, c1992. Black with white collar and edging. Oval NTFL badge in centre of jumper, ochre with steer horns. NT Government Tourist Bureau badging. 2 examples issued to Nathan Buckley.

178 · NTFL representative side 1992. Guernsey worn by Nathan Buckley while playing for the NTFL representative team in the game against Geelong, 26 January 1992. Framed & glazed.

179 · NTFL representative side 1992. Team polo worn by Nathan Buckley around the 1992 game v Geelong. Black with NTFL logo on left breast, CUB logo on sleeves and ‘NTFL v Geelong 1992 Representative’ on right breast. 2 items.

180 · NTFL representative side 1992. Shorts worn by Nathan Buckley while playing for NTFL representative team v Geelong in 1992.

181 · Northern Territory Sports Awards, 1992. Wooden plaque with metal plate, awarded to Nathan Buckley as ‘Senior Sportsman of the Year’. Together with a similar framed plaque with engraved "Certificate for Outstanding Achievements Awarded to Nathan Buckley Australian Rules Football, in the category fo Senior Sportsman of the Year". (2 items).

182 · Northern Territory AFL Hall of Fame certificate, presented to Nathan Buckley upon his induction to the Northern Territory Hall of Fame in 2012. Framed & glazed.

183 · Northern Territory Hall of Champions for AFL. Glass trophy in case, etched with the inscription: ‘In recognition of the induction of Nathan Buckley into the Northern Territory Hall of Champions for AFL. April 2016.” Presented by the Northern Territory Government.

184 · Northern Territory Football Development Foundation polo. Green/grey.

185 · Nathan Buckley’s Port Adelaide Football Club white team polo. With magpie logo on left breast, and ‘Port Adelaide Football Club’ on right breast. Sponsors names (‘Pagel Glass’ and ‘Class A Jewellers’) on sleeves. Dirty

186 · Nathan Buckley’s Port Adelaide team sweaters. Black sweaters with magpie emblem on left breast, with initials P.A.F.C. underneath; one sweater with maker's label intact. (2 items).

187 · Nathan Buckley’s Port Adelaide team sweater. Different version from above. This one has the magpie sitting on fence, with the words Port Adelaide Football Club above the magpie.

188 · South Australian State Representative guernsey worn by Nathan Buckley while representing the SANFL in a game against the WAFL played on May 12 1992. Framed & glazed.This was not a State of Origin contest but a game played between representative sides from the respective Leagues. South Australia won the game by a goal, with Buckley named second best player behind captain Garry McIntosh (Tony Modra and Michael Aish were other notables in the side). Together with his red SA socks from the same ...

189 · Nathan Buckley’s blue SANFL sweater with SANFL crest on left breast. Part of the SANFL team outfit for the 1992 game against the WAFL. (2 examples in different sizes).

190 · Port Adelaide shorts worn by Nathan Buckley; with FAI Insurance Group sponsor's logo.

191 · Port Adelaide lace-up guernsey worn by Nathan Buckley in the 1992 SANFL Grand Final, in which Port defeated Glenelg by 56 points. Framed & glazed. Buckley won the Jack Oatey Medal for being best on ground in that game, completing a barnstorming season in which he also won the Magarey Medal and Port’s best-and-fairest. The guernsey has ‘Alpine Retreat’ branding.

192 · Port Adelaide Premiers polo, 1992. White polo shirt with magpie caricature on breast pocket and the words ‘Magpies Premiers ‘92’

193 · 1992 Mitre 10 Player of the Year, won by Nathan Buckley. Wooden plaque with metal plate inscribed, Mitre 10 ‘200 Club’ SANFL Player of the Year.

194 · 1992 Football Times SANFL Player of the Year award, won by Nathan Buckley. Wooden plaque with metal plate.

195 · Pewter tankard presented to Nathan Buckley for being part of Port Adelaide Premiership side. Engraved ‘SANFL Premiers 1992’. West End logo on reverse.

196 · Pewter tankard presented to Nathan Buckley for being part of Port Adelaide Premiership side in 1992. Inscribed ‘PAFC League. Premiers 1992. N Buckley’

197 · Port Adelaide best and fairest, 1992. Pewter tankard presented to Nathan Buckley, inscribed ‘PAFC League. Premiers 1992. 1st Best and Fairest’.

198 · Framed bar mirror produced commercially to commemorate Nathan Buckley’s 1992 Magarey Medal win. Featuring artist’s image of Buckley with medal, with ‘Nathan Buckley, 1992 Magarey Medallist’ above and ‘Port Adelaide Football Club’ below.

199 · SA FM Bomber jacket. Bomber jacket with SA-FM badging on left breast, with ‘Nathan Buckley’ in yellow beneath it. SA-FM in large lettering on rear. Given to Buckley during a promotion by the station.

200 · Display titled "Alberton to the AFL" celebrating all the Port Adelaide players who went on to play in the VFL/AFL, between 1870 and 2000. Comprising head shots and small profiles of each player. Produced by the Port Adelaide Football Club. Framed & glazed. Limited edition, #44 of 300.

201 · 2001 Port Adelaide guernsey, #34. Lace-up guernsey bearing Buckley’s old #34, given to him as a souvenir upon his return to the club for a visit, most likely the 1992 Premiership 10-year reunion. Maughan Thiem Ford and Pro Paint n Panel sponsor patches on front, and Charlie’s Diner on the back.

202 · Brisbane Bears team poster 1993 plus poster from Inside Football magazine of Buckley in Brisbane jumper. (2 items, both laminated).

203 · Brisbane Bears branded Driza-bone from 1993. Worn by Buckley on a couple of occasions.

204 · Nathan Buckley’s Brisbane Bears team polo shirt 1993. White shirt with Brisbane Bears and CUB logos on front.

205 · Brisbane Bears tracksuit worn by Nathan Buckley during the 1993 season. Maroon, yellow and white Diadora tracksuit jacket with CUB and Brisbane Bears badging. With matching maroon Diadora track pants.

206 · Nathan Buckley’s Brisbane Bears socks from the 1993 season. Maroon with white and yellow stripes at the top, and AFL logo.

207 · Nathan Buckley’s Brisbane Bears team sweater. Navy-blue woollen sweater made by Fashion Clubwear in Melbourne. Bears logo on left breast, CUB logo on right. Worn by Buckley during the 1993 season.

208 · Queensland guernsey worn by Nathan Buckley when he played for Queensland in the 1993 State of Origin series. Framed & glazed. This was the first tournament to combine Territory with State teams, and Queensland was combined with the Northern Territory. Queensland–Northern Territory ultimately defeated Tasmania in the Section 2 final, giving Queensland its first ever tournament success. Together with a pair of plain maroon Queensland socks worn by Buckley in the same series.

209 · Commemorative ‘Rising Star’ guernsey awarded to Nathan Buckley for winning the Norwich Rising Star award in 1993. Blue and white jumper with AFL and Norwich logos. Framed & glazed. This was the inaugural year of the Rising Star award, which is given to the AFL’s best young player as judged by a panel of experts. It was initially sponsored by Norwich Union, then briefly Ansett and now NAB.

210 · Norwich Rising Star tracksuit jacket and matching pants. Blue and white with Norwich Union badging on left breast. Given to Nathan Buckley as part of his package for winning the Rising Star award in 1993.

211 · Presentation photograph of all the Norwich Rising Star nominees for 1993. Pre-framed with glass on foam backing. Together with a Buckley signed advertisement for Norwich. (2 items).

212 · Collingwood Best Player award v Geelong 1994. Engraved pewter tankard presented to Nathan Buckley by the Geelong Magpies supporters group for being the team’s best player against Geelong on 8 May 1994. Noted as the ‘Tony Phipps Memorial Trophy’. Boxed.

213 · Collingwood Best player award v Fremantle, 20 May 1995. Engraved pewter tankard presented to Nathan Buckley for being the team’s best player that day. Inscribed ‘Man of the Match, Club Award.’ Plus Collingwood team posters for 1994 and 1995. Unframed. 1994 poster has been positioned behind glass and mounted to foam board, but not yet framed.

214 · Collingwood training guernsey worn by Nathan Buckley in the 1990s. Framed & glazed. White with black magpie logo in middle with Spicers and AFL logos.

215 · Nathan Buckley’s AFL Centenary guernsey, 1996. Collingwood guernsey worn by Buckley in the AFL’s centenary round games in 1996. Framed and glazed. Collingwood played St Kilda in this game on May 10, repeating the first match-up under the auspices of the VFL in 1897. All clubs were issued with guernseys designed to replicate the look of the lace-up guernseys worn in 1897. These guernseys were worn only in that single game.

216 · Nathan Buckley’s Collingwood players’ track suit (jacket with matching pants). Mid-1990s. Black Puma King tracksuit with Collingwood logo and blue Spicers patch underneath.

217 · Framed group of six Nathan Buckley footy cards c1994-97 presented on a black-and-white striped background. With engraved plaque reading ‘Nathan Buckley, Collingwood Football Club.’ Origin unknown; gifted to Buckley.

219 · The Collingwood Team of the Century 1997. Framed photo of the Team of the Century players, with older players photo-shopped alongside more recent ones. Also, a Collingwood Team of the Century T-shirt, 1997. Commercially released white T-shirt with TOTC team photo on front and team placings depicted on rear. (2 items).

220 · 100th GAME FOOTBALL: A red Sherrin football with yellow McDonald’s logo, signed by Nathan Buckley and other players including Josh Mahoney, Brad Cassidy, Andrew Schauble, Jason Wild, Scott Russell, Simon Prestigiacomo, Paul Williams and others. Note: the signatures date the ball to 1997; believed to be souvenired from Buckley’s 100th game v Fremantle at Victoria Park.

221 · 100th GAME FOOTBALL: A red Sherrin football with yellow McDonald’s logo that has been signed by umpires Bryan Sheehan (#9), Jamie Love (#28, '96-99) and Keith Callaghan #33 who were in charge for Buckley's 100th career game, Collingwood v Fremantle in 1997.

222 · Collingwood players' jacket 1998. Adidas full-zip jacket with Collingwood logo on left breast above blue Primus patch. Mainly white front with black sleeves/sides and white stripes. Large white adidas logo on rear, above large white ‘Primus Telecommunications’ patch. "NB - 5" to label.

223 · A superb sequence of photos showing Nathan Buckley’s mark over Essendon’s Mark Fraser in 1998. Framed & glazed.

224 · Two framed Nathan Buckley covers from "Inside Football" magazine. One from 15 March 1995 featuring Buckley in tuxedo with headline ‘Class Act’, the other from July 1998 with the headline ‘Nathan Buckley. The Force’. Also, a framed portrait photo of Buckley looking moody, wearing distressed jeans and T-shirt. (3 items).

225 · A framed advertisement for adidas boots featuring an action shot of Nathan Buckley c1999, with the words ‘Everything we learn from Buckley goes back into his shoes’. Plus a print advertisement for Puma boots and Rebel Sports featuring a close-up of Nathan Buckley and Jason Dunstall facing each other, and the heading ‘Some Things They Do See Eye to Eye On’. (2 items).

226 · Framed photo of Nathan Buckley and soccer star Mark Viduka, with Nathan Buckley in Celtic shirt and Viduka in Collingwood jumper. Endorsed by Viduka to Nathan Buckley with message “To Nathan, C’Mon the Pies!” circa1999

227 · Nathan Buckley’s Collingwood playing shorts, circa 1998-99. Two pairs – one white and one black; both with stylized AFL branding down the sides, AFL logo on the left and adidas logos. No sponsors patch.

228 · Nathan Buckley’s Collingwood playing shorts, circa 1999. Black shorts with blue Primus patch on one side, AFL logo and adidas logo on the other. White stripes and AFL branding along sides. (2 pairs).

229 · Collingwood training tops worn by Nathan Buckley; with ‘Fly Emirates’ patch on front, and with adidas logos. (3 different examples).

230 · Nathan Buckley's Collingwood player's jacket circa 1998; together with a pair of Collingwood team playing shorts circa 1999 and a black training singlet circa 1999. All three items used by Nathan Buckley. (3).

231 · “Two Champions”. Framed & glazed presentation featuring prints of Jamie Cooper paintings of Nathan Buckley and Gordon Coventry. Coventry is depicted playing at the MCG, while Buckley is depicted playing at an old Victoria Park. Limited edition, #5 of 500, circa 1999. Signed by Buckley.

232 · Collingwood season launch 1999. Framed, signed photo of players, officials and past players at Collingwood’s season launch for 1999 with all players dressed in formal wear. Photo and signatures include Nathan Buckley, Phil Carman, Lou Richards, Thorold Merrett, Len Thompson, Bob Rose, Ross Dunne, Scott Burns, Ray Gabelich, Paul Williams, Des Tuddenham, Tony Shaw, Terry Waters, Peter McKenna, Peter Daicos, Michael Christian and Gavin Crosisca.

233 · Last game at Victoria Park, 1999. Limited edition print produced to commemorate Collingwood’s last ever game at Victoria Park, v Brisbane in the final round of the 1999 season. Panoramic photo of the ground taken during that final game. Framed and glazed. Limited edition print #5 of 2500.

234 · Last game at Victoria Park, v Brisbane, 28 August 1999: souvenir football with gold writing, signed by Nathan Buckley (captain) and Tony Shaw (coach). Only 108 of these were produced, and each one is numbered with one of the 108 years in which Victoria Park had been Collingwood’s home ground. This football is number 1994 – the year of Buckley’s Collingwood debut. Sits on a wooden stand, with details and ball number engraved on a metal plate.

235 · Last game at Victoria Park, v Brisbane, 28 August 1999. Retail version of the souvenir football with black writing, unnumbered. Plus a mini souvenir black and white football from President’s Lunch that day. (2 items).

236 · Nathan Buckley’s match worn boots circa 2000. Adidas boots with ‘5’ handwritten on back of boot (this was usually done by club bootstudders so they could easily keep track of which boots belonged to particular players). Black with red piping and white stripes. ‘Adidas Equipment’ printed in white on back of boot, and also on tongue.

237 · Nathan Buckley’s Collingwood kitbag circa 2000. Large adidas black kitbag with the number ‘5’ written on both ends. Collingwood logo, adidas and Fly Emirates badging along one side.

238 · Caps with Collingwood logo and Primus branding on front. Three stripes on brim; circa1998-2001. (2 examples).

239 · Nathan Buckley’s Collingwood polo circa 2001-03. A black shirt with grey panelling on shoulders and white trim/striping.

240 · Canvas print, circa 2000 featuring Collingwood logo, together with images and signatures of the 16 living Magpie captains at that time. The signatories were Lou Richards, Neil Mann, Frank Tuck, Murray Weideman, John Henderson, Des Tuddenham, Terry Waters, Wayne Richardson, Len Thompson, Max Richardson, Peter Moore, Ray Shaw, Mark Williams, Tony Shaw, Gavin Brown and Nathan Buckley.

241 · Nathan Buckley’s Collingwood guernsey 2000. Home guernsey made by Adidas ("XX Large"), with AFL Emirates and adidas branding in addition to a combined label sewn on at lower left. Match worn by Buckley during the season. Unframed.

242 · Nathan Buckley’s Collingwood guernsey 2000. Home guernsey made by Sekem ("To fit chest 115cm"), with AFL, adidas and Emirates branding. Match worn by Buckley during the 2000 season. Unframed.

243 · Nathan Buckley’s Collingwood guernsey 2000. Away guernsey made by adidas ("X LARGE") match worn by Buckley during the 2000 season, with Magpie in oval on front, blue Primus logo on front and ‘shield’ style number / Emirates patch on rear. Also with adidas/AFL patch at lower left front. Unframed.

244 · Nathan Buckley’s Collingwood guernsey circa 2000. With plaque attached reading: ‘COLLINGWOOD FOOTBALL CLUB Played since 1994. Captain since 1999. Copeland Trophy Winner 1994, 1996, 1998, 1999, 2000.’ A framed presentation created at the conclusion of the 2000 season.

245 · Nathan Buckley’s 2001 guernsey. Home guernsey made by adidas, with their label and AFL and Emirates branding; match worn by Buckley during the 2001 season. Unframed.

246 · Collingwood 2001 guernsey. A general issue with no number on the back but otherwise identical to match-issue examples. Used during training sessions.

247 · Grey T-shirt by adidas, with swooping magpie logo, first released in 2001. Also, an adidas T-shirt with the word ‘Ruthless’ printed on front from around the same period, (2 items).

248 · “Federation Football”. Unusual display item produced to commemorate Collingwood’s defeat of Carlton in the game played to celebrate the Centenary of Federation, played on May 6th, 2001. Featuring a montage of Collingwood images signed by Buckley, and a lengthy message about Federation and football’s role in its original announcement, and also the centenary. Produced by the AFL and the Centenary of Federation. Framed & glazed.

249 · Federation Football Cup May 6th 2001. Collingwood v Carlton. A specially branded white football bearing logos of both clubs, signed by the captains, Mick Malthouse and Nathan Buckley, together with a photo of the two with the Cup after the game had been played. Very limited edition: this is #5 of 15.

250 · Nathan Buckley’s Collingwood players’ jacket circa 2001-02. Black adidas jacket with full zip, adidas logo on right breast, Collingwood logo on left breast, above small red Emirates patch. Black front with grey sleeves and white striping/highlights. Large red Emirates patch and adidas logo on rear.

251 · 150th COLLINGWOOD GAME: The guernsey worn by Nathan Buckley in his 150th game for Collingwood, v North Melbourne at Docklands Stadium in May 2001; framed and glazed. Signed on the mount by 2001 Collingwood players. Plaque at bottom that reads: “The President, members and staff of the CFC would like to congratulate Nathan Buckley on the outstanding achievement of playing 150 AFL games for Collingwood.”

252 · Small framed photos of the cheer squad banners for Nathan Buckley’s 50th, 100th and 150th games. Each one individually framed.

253 · Collingwood T-shirt/training top, early 2000s. Black shirt with adidas logo on right breast and Collingwood logo on left breast, above small red Emirates patch. White stripes and grey sections on sleeves/shoulders. First issued 2001. (2 examples; one worn, one still as received).

254 · Collingwood T-shirt/training top, early 2000s. Grey shirt with adidas logo on right breast, and Collingwood logo on left breast, above uncommon ‘Wipe Off 5" logo. White stripes and black sections on sleeves/shoulders.

255 · Nathan Buckley’s training singlet. Black with large red ‘Fly Emirates’ patch in middle of chest, adidas and swooping magpie logos above. Number 5 and ‘Wipe Off 5 TAC’ in white on reverse. Worn 2002-04.

256 · Nathan Buckley’s Collingwood training shorts circa 2003. Adidas logo on right, Collingwood logo on left with Emirates patch above. Black shorts with grey, black and white angled striping (2 pairs; different sizes).

257 · Nathan Buckley’s Collingwood training shorts, early 2000s. Adidas logo on right, Collingwood logo on left with Emirates patch below. Black shorts with grey panel with white stripes along edge. (2 pairs, different sizes).

258 · Nathan Buckley's Collingwood training shorts by adidas with AFL logo label; together with a pair of adidas black & white long socks. (3 items).

259 · NATHAN BUCKLEY'S 200th GAME: A framed & glazed display presented to Nathan Buckley by “the President, Players, Staff and Members of the Collingwood Football Club” to commemorate his 200th game in 2002. Display comprises nine individual photos, plus an engraved plate with a message from the club and a record of his career honours to date.

260 · BUCKLEY'S 200th GAME: The football, a yellow/tan Sherrin with VW branding, signed by the three umpires #29 (Scott Jeffrey), 23 (Martin Ellis) and #5 (Matt James) who officiated during Buckley’s 200th career game v Carlton in 2002.

261 · BUCKLEY'S 200th GAME: A special guernsey produced to celebrate Bucks’ 200th game in 2002. The guernsey is framed to display the rear, showing #5 and a summary of Buckley's career highlights to that point. Signed by Buckley in the number. Limited edition #5 of 200. With Elite Sports/AFL Certificate of Authenticity.

262 · BUCKLEY'S 200th GAME: A caricature of Nathan Buckley drawn by artist Col Bodie, to commemorate Buckley’s 200th AFL game in 2002. The black and white caricature is presented in a gold frame.

263 · “Nathan Buckley 200 Games”. A framed & glazed limited edition print of Nathan Buckley, together with a list of his playing honours. Signed by Buckley. With AFL/Elite Sports CoA, #5 of 200.

264 · AFL ‘200 Club’ certificate, presented to Nathan Buckley by the AFL in recognition of his 200th game played in 2002. Signed by Commission Chairman Ron Evans and CEO Wayne Jackson.

265 · Nathan Buckley’s 2002 Grand Final guernsey. The guernsey worn by Buckley in the 2002 Grand Final against the Brisbane Lions. Buckley won the Norm Smith Medal for best on ground, despite his team losing the game. This has only happened on three other occasions in VFL/AFL history. Attractively framed and glazed.

266 · Framed group of 12 Collingwood Select cards for 2002, each card having been signed by the relevant player. Players featured are: Nathan Buckley, Anthony Rocca, Jarrod Molloy, Ryan Lonie, Shane O’Bree, Paul Licuria, Tarkyn Lockyer, Nick Davis, Josh Fraser, Chris Tarrant, Brodie Holland, Leon Davis. Limited edition #5 of 100.

267 · Nathan Buckley’s Collingwood game socks and training shorts, early 2000s. The socks with AFL logo at top with ‘CFC’ and ‘adidas’ lower down. The shorts with adidas, Emirates and CFC branding. (3 items).

268 · Nathan Buckley’s Collingwood game socks and training shorts, early 2000s. The socks with AFL logo at top with ‘CFC’ and ‘adidas’ lower down. The shorts with adidas, Emirates and CFC branding. (3 items).

269 · Various training shorts worn by Nathan Buckley. All adidas branded. (4 pairs)

270 · Pair of boots presented to Nathan Buckley by adidas in the early 2000s. The adidas boots with ‘Bucks 5’ sewn in white on the red leather tongues, black with red piping and white stripes. Interestingly, Buckley didn’t like the personalisation and it is unlikely the boots were ever worn in matches. Unique.

271 · Nathan Buckley’s Collingwood kitbag, early 2000s. Large adidas black, grey and white kitbag with the number ‘5’ written on both ends.

272 · Nathan Buckley’s Collingwood playing shorts, early 2000s. Wipe off 5/TAC on right, AFL logo and adidas on left; two white stripes with AFL along edge. Worn circa 2002-2005. Together with a pair of training shorts with adidas, Emirates and CFC branding and a pair of match worn CFC socks. (4 items).

273 · AFL Captains 2003. Framed & glazed photo of all AFL club captains for the 2003 season, with printed signatures of the captains in the mount. Presented to the captains by the AFL.

274 · Small framed group of photos presented to Nathan Buckley by Collingwood Football Club in 2003 on the occasion of him having captained the club for the 100th time, against Richmond in July. Four photos with engraved plaque.

275 · Nathan Buckley’s 2003 home-and-away season match-worn guernsey. This was a stellar season in Buckley’s glittering career as he not only captured another Copeland Trophy but also shared the Brownlow medal with Adelaide’s Mark Ricciuto and Sydney’s Adam Goodes. He was also named all-Australian for the seventh time, and was named by the Coaches Association as their champion player of the season.

276 · Nathan Buckley’s 2003 Heritage Round guernsey. This was the AFL’s first official Heritage Round, played in Round 19, 2003. Collingwood played Brisbane, and wore a guernsey based on the one it wore during the late 1920s through to the early 1950s. Together with a framed photo of Buckley and Michael Voss tossing the coin before the game, signed by both captains. (2 items).

277 · Nathan Buckley’s 2003 Grand Final guernsey. The Magpies went into the Grand Final with high hopes that they could atone for the previous year’s loss, but it was a dirty day for the black-and-white army as the team lost by 50 points. This is the jumper Buckley wore in that game.

278 · The Lou Richards medal, presented to Nathan Buckley for being judged ‘Player of the Year’ in 2003. The Lou Richards Medal is presented by Channel Nine’s Sunday Footy Show to the player voted by its panellists as the most valuable of the season. Framed & glazed, mounted on blue background.

279 · A framed display comprising four Select XL Signature Series cards 2003. The cards of Nathan Buckley, Barrie Robran, John Nicholls and Simon Black, are all hand-signed.

280 · A framed display comprising five Select Signature Set cards, 2003. Featuring cards of the three Brownlow Medallists (Nathan Buckley, Adam Goodes, Mark Ricciuto), Matthew Lloyd (leading goalkicker) and Michael Voss (Premiership captain). With all cards individually hand-signed.

281 · “Nathan Buckley – 2003 Brownlow Medallist”, framed & glazed display, with replica Brownlow Medal. Signed by Buckley. Limited edition #5 of 250.

282 · “Nathan Buckley – 2003 Brownlow Medallist”, framed & glazed display, with replica Brownlow Medal. Signed by Buckley. Limited edition #36 of 250.

283 · Brownlow Medal 2003. Composite guernsey created from Collingwood, Adelaide and Sydney guernseys, to commemorate the 2003 Brownlow Medal that was tied between Nathan Buckley, Mark Ricciuto and Adam Goodes. Signed by each winner, with a small photo of each. Believed to be one of only three created.

284 · “Nathan Buckley – Captain Fantastic”. Framed & glazed display featuring one action photo of Nathan Buckley, together with one of him with the 2003 Brownlow. Limited edition #5 of 500 with CofA..

285 · “Brownlow brothers”. Framed & glazed Herald Sun poster showing Nathan Buckley, Adam Goodes and Mark Ricciuto with their 2003 Brownlow Medals, and small stories about each. Signed by all three players.

286 · “Winner”, framed & glazed display comprising images of Nathan Buckley together with an ode titled “Winner”, written by Rhonda Chouman, circa 2003.

287 · “Nathan Buckley Masterclass”, display comprising of a signed Collingwood jumper, window mounted with four photographs and replica Norm Smith & Brownlow Medals. Limited edition 5/200, framed & glazed, overall 188 x 117cm.

288 · Group of three full-size match footballs, from the early-to-mid 2000s. Two are red Sherrins, one with Collingwood logo and Yakka branding that has been signed by two unknown persons and the other with Challenge Bank branding. The third ball is a red Ross Faulkner. (3 items).

289 · AFL Captains 2004. A framed photograph of all the AFL club captains for the 2004 season, with printed signatures of the captains in the mount. Presented to each of the captains by the AFL.

290 · ANZAC Day Football Match Memorabilia: A display with number "5" jumper, half Collingwood & half Essendon, signed on the number by Nathan Buckley and James Hird. With results of the ANZAC Day clashes between1998-2003. Window mounted, framed & glazed, overall 100x108cm.

291 · Collingwood Football Club Hall of Fame: Nathan Buckley’s Hall of Fame guernsey presented to him by the Collingwood Football Club at the inaugural Hall of Fame induction dinner in 2004. The display features a special Hall of Fame guernsey, together with photos and a small certificate. Framed & glazed.Three of these were produced: one went to the player, one to the club and one was auctioned on the night.

292 · Nathan Buckley’s 2004 Heritage Round guernsey. This jumper was similar in style to the one used in the 2003 Heritage Round, and was worn by Buckley in the game against Richmond on 31 July 2004.

293 · Collingwood black-and-white-striped training top/T-shirt, circa 2005-08. With ‘Wipe Off 5 TAC’ in black bar across middle, adidas logo top right, Collingwood logo top left.

294 · Group of general training shorts worn by Nathan Buckley during his playing days at Collingwood. All adidas and black with white stripes. (3 pairs).

295 · Group of track pants and leggings worn by Nathan Buckley during his playing days at Collingwood. All adidas. Variety of different styles. (Six pairs)

296 · AFL Captains 2005: Framed photo of all AFL club captains for the 2005 season, with original signatures of all the captains to the mount. Presented to Nathan Buckley by the AFL.

297 · Flagstaff 2005. Framed presentation produced by Collingwood to commemorate the club’s training camp in Flagstaff, Arizona in 2005. Featuring three small photos from the camp, with autographs of players and staff in the mount.

298 · BUCKLEY'S 250th GAME: Framed & glazed display commemorating Nathan Buckley’s 250th AFL game in 2005, presented to him by his management company, Elite Sports Properties. Featuring a montage of images of Buckley from throughout his career.

299 · 250th game football: A yellow/tan Sherrin with Hard Yakka branding, used in Nathan Buckley’s 250th Collingwood game v Hawthorn at the MCG in 2006. Signed by the three officiating umpires (Stephen McBurney, Stefan Grun and Scott Jeffrey).

300 · AFL Captains 2006. Framed photo of all the AFL club captains for the 2006 season, with original signatures of the captains in the mount. Presented to Nathan Buckley by the AFL.

301 · 2006 Collingwood Anzac Day, Number 5 guernsey, signed by all the players in the team that day.

303 · Nathan Buckley’s Collingwood players’ jacket, circa 2006. Black adidas full-zip jacket with adidas logo top right, Emirates top left and Collingwood logo beneath that. Fly Emirates single line logo on reverse.

304 · Nathan Buckley’s Collingwood players’ jacket/track top, circa 2006. Black adidas short-zip jacket with adidas logo top right, Fly Emirates top left and Collingwood logo beneath that. Fly Emirates logo is the single line version. Rear is blank.

305 · Collingwood training/T-shirts, circa 2006. White with black front and black stripes on sleeves. Red ‘Fly Emirates’ patch across middle, with adidas and Collingwood logos above. Wizard logo to rear of one. (2 items).

306 · Collingwood players’ collared T-shirts with zips, circa 2006. Black adidas logo with Wizard logo top right, Fly Emirates top left and Collingwood logo beneath that. White stripes and Lexus branding on sleeves. Also, a players’ shirt circa 2005-06, black adidas half-zip top with adidas logo top right, Fly Emirates top left and Collingwood logo beneath that; blank on reverse. White stripes and Lexus branding on sleeves. Same design as above but without Wizard patch. (2).

307 · Collingwood players’ polo, circa 2006. White front with black sleeves with three white stripes on sleeves, adidas logo on right breast, red Emirates on left above Collingwood logo. Lexus on sleeves.

308 · Collingwood players’ polo/top, circa 2006. White shirt with collar and half-zip, adidas logo on right breast, red Emirates on left above Collingwood logo. All white with black adidas stripes.

310 · Nathan Buckley Collingwood training tops, circa 2006; black fronts with red Fly Emirates patch, adidas and Collingwood logos above, cut away shoulders with white highlights, V-neck. Stripes along sides and Wizard logo on the backs. Two examples, one in quite worn condition. (2).

311 · Nathan Buckley’s Collingwood playing shorts, circa 2006-07. Black shorts with Wizard branding on front; also, a pair of Buckley’s adidas training shorts - black with white stripes. (2 items).

312 · AFL Captains 2007. A framed photograph of all the AFL club captains for the 2007 season, with original signatures of all the captains in the mount. Presented to the captains by the AFL.

313 · Nathan Buckley’s 2007 Anzac Day guernsey.

314 · “Nathan Buckley – Collingwood Champion”. Produced in Buckley’s final season, 2007, this signed piece of Elite Sports memorabilia also includes a swatch of a guernsey worn by Buckley during the 2007 season. Number 5 of 280. Signed and framed.

315 · Collingwood guernsey 2007, signed by all the players. No number, but with all relevant branding and logos.

316 · “The Mark of a Champion”. Framed & glazed display produced by AFLPA and presented to each of the 2007 Madden Medal nominees. Featuring autographed photos of Anthony Koutifides, Glenn Archer, James Hird, Chris Grant, Mark Ricciuto, Nathan Buckley and Luke Darcy. This was the inaugural year of the Madden Medal, named in honour of former AFL Players Association presidents and champion Essendon and Carlton players, Simon Madden and Justin Madden.

317 · “Nathan Buckley – Extraordinary”, Number 5 of 280 limited edition with COA. Featuring large signed action shot of Buckley, together with smaller images, career highlights, stats, etc. Produced at the end of his playing career by Elite Sports.

318 · Collingwood training singlets, circa 2010-12. Black fronts with adidas logos top right, CFC logos top left and white CGU logos in middle. The backs are white with Fly Emirates in red lettering. Black stripes on white along sides. Two examples, one XL and one M; both used. (2).

319 · Collingwood training singlets, circa 2010-12. As previous, but with Fly Emirates to front panels and CGU to backs. Sizes XL and M. (2 items).

320 · Collingwood training T-shirt, early 2010s. White front with adidas logo top right, CFC logo top left and Fly Emirates written in red in middle. Back is white with CGU in blue lettering with green swoosh.

321 · AFL Coaches Association 2013 commemorative souvenir football; white with printed signatures of all captains and coaches.

322 · Nathan Buckley’s Collingwood coaching kit bag, circa 2015. Large black soft kit bag on wheels with ‘NB’ printed to one end; Collingwood, Star Athletics, CGU and Emirates logos along sides.

323 · Nathan Buckley’s Collingwood coach’s jacket, circa 2015. Full-zip jacket with Emirates, green CGU and Holden on right side, Holden on both neck flaps and CFC logo with Star logo beneath it on left breast; Emirates and green CGU patches on back.

324 · Framed lithograph signed by Collingwood’s three living Brownlow Medallists, circa 2012 – Dane Swan, Peter Moore and Nathan Buckley. The display comprises of a single image of each player, plus a replica Brownlow Medal. Signed by all three players. Limited edition of 200, this is an Artist’s Proof edition given to Buckley. 53 X 85cm overall.

325 · “The Highest Honour”. A display produced by the AFL and AFL Players Association celebrating Brownlow Medallists. Comprising head shots of all winners up to 2014. Features an oversized replica Brownlow Medal as the centrepiece and a specially designed guernsey with signatures of living Medallists

326 · “Their Legacy Lives On”, Anzac Day tribute display produced by Elite Sports Properties, AFL Players Association and the AFL in 2015 for the centenary of ANZAC. Hand signed by Scott Pendlebury (captain) and Nathan Buckley (coach). Number 5 of 100. Approximate framed dimensions 77cm x 107cm.

327 · “Side By Side”. Display produced for Collingwood’s 125th anniversary in 2017. Features photos and signatures of 12 of the club’s greatest players. Personally signed by Wayne Richardson, Peter McKenna, Tony Shaw, Peter Daicos, Gavin Brown, Nathan Buckley, Dane Swan and Scott Pendlebury together with reproduction signatures of Gordon Coventry, Syd Coventry, Lou Richards and Len Thompson. Limited edition of 125, this is a rare Artist’s Proof.

328 · “Magpie Legends” framed presentation, created for Collingwood’s 125th anniversary in 2017. Features small photos of 125 of the club’s greatest players, together with original signatures of all 58 living players featured, and replica Premiership, Norm Smith, Brownlow, Coleman and Copeland Medals. Limited edition of 125. This is a rare Players Edition example, presented to Nathan Buckley.

329 · Group of newspaper/magazine pages with images and/or stories about Nathan Buckley. All have been pre-framed: positioned behind glass and mounted to foam board, but not yet framed. Plus Collingwood 2016 team poster, and photo page from Football Record shoot that has been mounted on board but not framed. (19 items.)

330 · Nathan Buckley’s Allies match worn playing shorts from 1995. Bright blue with black star in white patch on one side, and ‘Allies’ down the other side.

331 · Nathan Buckley’s Allies team jacket from 1995. Thick bomber jacket with press studs, Allies badging on breast and piping in Allies colours of teal, black and white on cuffs and edges.

332 · Nathan Buckley’s Allies playing shorts from 1996-97. Black with blue piping and orange ‘lightning’ flashes. 2 pairs, one size 16 and the other size 18.

333 · Nathan Buckley’s Allies team jacket from 1996-97. Thick, short-zipped, collared jacket with Allies logo in middle (teal/black with black star and orange flash), with orange, teal and white trim.

334 · Nathan Buckley’s Allies team polo 1996-97. Black with teal/black + star logo on breast, with orange, teal and white trim.

335 · Nathan Buckley’s Allies guernsey worn while playing for the Allies in 1996 and 1997. Framed & glazed.Buckley was captain of the team in 1997.

336 · 1997 State of Origin players’ windcheater. Maroon in colour.

337 · Pair of blue and yellow socks worn by Nathan Buckley when playing for Williamstown in 2007 together with his Sekem-branded playing shorts. (2 items).

338 · Williamstown team polo, with Williamstown mascot caricature on breast and KFC badging. Worn by Nathan Buckley when playing for Williamstown in 2007.

339 · Williamstown team jacket, with Williamstown mascot caricature on breast. Worn by Nathan Buckley when playing for Williamstown in 2007.

340 · International Rules series v Ireland 1998. Puffer jacket worn by Nathan Buckley during the tour of Ireland. With modified Australian crest on right breast, and wording ‘AFL 1998 Tour of Ireland’.

341 · International Rules series v Ireland 1998. Nathan Buckley’s playing shorts from the games against Ireland in 1998. Dark blue with green and gold piping along the sides, with red Coca Cola patch and AFL logo.

342 · International Rules series v Ireland 1998. Gaelic football used on the tour of Ireland in 1998. Signed by team members.

343 · International Rules series v Ireland 1999. Official team polo worn by Nathan Buckley during the series of hybrid matches played against Ireland in Australia in 1999. Navy blue with white piping and Australian crest. Long-sleeved.

344 · International Rules series v Ireland 1999. Official team polo worn by Nathan Buckley during the series of hybrid matches played against Ireland in Australia in 1999. Navy blue with white piping and Australian crest. Short-sleeved.

345 · International Rules series v Ireland 1999. Nathan Buckley’s playing shorts from the games against Ireland in Australia in 1999. Dark blue with green and gold piping along the sides, with different Coca-Cola branding and AFL logo.

346 · A pair of Puma gloves. Trialled by Nathan Buckley during training, but never worn during a match.

347 · International Rules series v Ireland 1999. Gaelic football from the series against Ireland in 1999. Signed by the Australian team members. Plus an invitation to Nathan Buckley to attend Government House for a reception with the Governor on 6.10.99 for the International Rules series v Ireland. (2 items).

348 · International Rules series v Ireland 2008. An Australian team polo worn by Nathan Buckley while acting as assistant coach during the series against Ireland.

349 · International Rules series v Ireland 2008, an Australian team training singlet with Australian logo on left breast.

350 · International Rules series v Ireland 2008, Australian team T-shirt/match shirt/playing shirt with Australian logo on left breast.

351 · International Rules series v Ireland 2008, Buckley's Australian team training shorts.

353 · International Rules series v Ireland 2008, Buckley's Australian team full-zip track jacket with Australian logo on left breast together with the matching pants. (2 items).

354 · International Rules series v Ireland 2008, Buckley's Australian team hoodie with Australian logo on left breast.

355 · CHANNEL SEVEN: A display comprising of a Collingwood guernsey with Channel 7 logo on rear, together with several photos of Nathan Buckley in the commentary box or with other members of Channel 7’s commentary team. Framed & glazed.Presented to Buckley by his colleagues when he left Channel 7 to go back to Collingwood as an assistant coach. With plaque reading: ‘In appreciation of your brilliant work over the last two years. Best wishes back at Collingwood.’

356 · A pair of black Fox Sports Footy T-shirts. (2 examples, one M and one L).

357 · Victorian Football team polo shirt, from the NAB AFL U16 Championships 2009. Nathan Buckley coached "Vic Country" to the title in these championships.

358 · Nathan Buckley’s kitbag from the Victorian under-16s championships in 2009. Large Kombat bag with ‘NB’ initials written on side.

359 · Victorian Country U16 Team: training shorts, team track jacket for the NAB AFL U16 Championships 2009. (2 items).

360 · "STAFF" T-shirt, from the AFL Academy Victoria. Buckley was an assistant coach with the AIS-AFL Academy Squad in 2008-2009.

361 · Buckley's AIS polo shirt with AIS and Australian Sports Commission badging. Dark blue with white and red striping. Plus, a pair of AIS branded track pants in dark blue with white and red piping. (2 items).

362 · Polo shirt worn by Nathan Buckley while on the AFL’s High Performance Coaching Course, held in Canberra in 2009.

363 · An Eastern Ranges training T-shirt, team polo shirt and track jacket. Given to Buckley when he visited Ranges’ training one night while former teammate Shane Watson was coach (2007-09)

364 · Group of three football jumpers acquired by Nathan Buckley during his football career. One is an older Collingwood-style guernsey without number or other identifying patches. The second is a Melbourne/Norwood style Brandella brand jumper bearing #51, but with no sponsor or League patches. The third is a Geelong style #5 guernsey with VFL logo, made by Sekem. Origins of all three unknown. (3).

365 · Australian Football International Cup series, 2008 official polo shirt. This was an international Australian football competition played between 16 nations in 2008, as part of the 150th year celebrations of Australian Rules football. Also, an Australian football 150 years polo with AFL 150 logo on left breast. (2 items)

366 · Herald-Sun/Channel 7 AFL Golf Classic vest, worn by Nathan Buckley when competing in the event.

367 · Framed photo of a young Elvis Presley with the words, “I never expected to be anybody important”.

368 · 50th anniversary of The Invincibles, framed memorabilia piece celebrating the achievements of Don Bradman’s famous 1948 touring side. Featuring a replica baggy green cap, a team photo with printed signatures and a photo of Bradman. Numbered 1305 of 1500.

369 · DON BRADMAN: a framed and glazed display featuring a Don Bradman autograph, along with two photos, one of Bradman driving and the other of him being carried off at the end of a record innings.

370 · A Don Bradman/Mark Taylor 334 limited edition signed cricket bat. With Sport Pro Enterprises Certificate.

371 · A full-size Gilbert brand rugby ball signed by David Campese.

372 · A Wilson NFL football signed by champion running back Marcus Allen. Allen spent 16 years in the NFL, mostly with the LA Raiders, winning a Super Bowl in 1984 and being named MVP in that game.

373 · Vote Yes For Our Republic. Long sleeved T-shirt advocating a ‘yes’ vote during the 1999 referendum on whether Australia should become a republic.

374 · ‘Poker Stars’ branded white polo signed to Nathan by Joe Hachem, the first Australian to win the World Series of Poker main event, which earned him $7.5 million, then a record for all-time biggest tournament prize.

375 · An Australia v ICC World XI cricket polo, signed by both teams. The ICC Super Series 2005 was a cricket series held in Australia during October 2005, organised by the International Cricket Council. It was played between Australia, the world's top-ranked side at the time, and a World XI team of players selected from other countries. The series consisted of three ODIs and one Test.

376 · Knox United indoor soccer shirt, with ‘Bucks 5’ on the back. An attempt by a group of friends to try to get Buckley to play on their indoor soccer team.

377 · Two different Melbourne Storm guernseys and a pair of Storm shorts, given to Nathan Buckley by the Melbourne Storm team. (3 items).

378 · Channel 7 branded 2XU sleeveless running shirt worn by Nathan Buckley when competing in the BRW Triathlon series in 2009. Bright red with Channel 7 logo on front and ‘Go Seven’ on the back. Together with red T-shirt given to Buckley for finishing the event. (2 items).

379 · 1880 'Carte de Danse, Carlton Football Club, Annual Ball, Athenaeum Hall, September 14th, 1880'. Printed by E. Whitehead & Co., Melbourne. A very attractive and early item of Carlton Football Club memorabilia; almost certainly unique.

380 · ROYAL PARK FOOTBALL CLUB: 1883 Member's Ticket in blue leather with 'R.P.F.C./1883' and borders in gilt on front and reverse. The interior page lists fixtures for 'FIRST TWENTY' & 'SECOND TWENTY', the inside back cover a full printed page with details of the club Patrons, Vice-Presidents, General Committee and Match Committee. The inside front cover provides room for the membership number ("51"), member's name (illegible), and that of the Hon. Sec. (A.Warner).

381 · ESSENDON 1889 Member's Season Ticket, No.205 (dark brown/black leather cover with red football & gilt 'E.F.C. 1889' on front and back, with details of the committee and the club's fixtures for the year. Extremely rare and the earliest example we have offered. Essendon finished the season in 4th position on the ladder of 12 teams. South Melbourne defeated Carlton for the Grand Final.

382 · ESSENDON 1890 Member's Season Ticket, No.806 (black leather cover with red Maltese Cross & gilt 'E.F.C. 1890' on front and back, with details of the committee and the club's fixtures for the year. Extremely rare. Essendon finished the season in 3rd position on the ladder of 12 teams. South Melbourne defeated Carlton for the Grand Final.

383 · 1890 "Football Programme", Vol.2 No.10, for Saturday July 5, 1890 with details of matches between Victoria v South Australia, Carlton v Footscray, North Melbourne v Fitzroy and Port Melbourne v Williamstown; a Premiership ladder with 12 teams, and a note that Geelong is visiting South Australia while South Melbourne has just returned from Sydney. The front cover with an engraving of Mr. A. McKenzie of Carlton, surrounded by various advertisements.

384 · ESSENDON 1891 Member's Season Ticket, No.514 (black leather cover with red diagonal sash & gilt 'ESSENDON F.C. 1891' on front and back, with details of the committee and the club's fixtures for the year. Extremely rare. Essendon finished the season on top of the ladder of 12 teams and went on to win its' first Grand Final, defeating Carlton.

385 · ESSENDON 1892 Member's Season Ticket, No.467 (black leather cover with red vertical sash & gilt 'ESSENDON' to front cover, and '1892' on back cover, with details of the committee and the club's fixtures for the year. Extremely rare. Essendon finished the season on top of the ladder of 12 teams and went on to win its' second Grand Final, defeating Fitzroy.

386 · 1902 - 1913 A CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN CHARLES BROWNLOW AND ALEC "DOOKIE" McKENZIE OF GEELONG A remarkable archive of 43 original letters,2 cards and 10 notices sent by Charles Brownlow, in his capacity of Secretary of the Geelong Cricket & Football Club, to Alec "Dookie" McKenzie. Recruited from Warrnambool, 'Dookie' McKenzie.

387 · Rare Essendon Footballer caricature postcard by Vasco Loureiro: 1905-06 "Our Footballers - Series No.1" picture postcard depicting Dookie McKenzie of Essendon in caricature: postally used (20th June 1905) from Melbourne to Sydney

388 · 1906 Fred Booty Football Series Postcard 'Kicking a Behind'; published by V.S.M.; used from Kyabram in May 1906.

389 · 1906 Valentine's 'League Series' picture postcard for Carlton, fresh Unused.

390 · CARLTON TEAM POSTCARDS & ORIGINAL PHOTOGRAPHS comprising 1906, 1937, 1943, 1946, 1953 and 1963; some with annotations verso. Mixed condition. (6).

391 · V.F.L. PREMIERS 1909 SOUTH MELBOURNE FOOTBALL CLUB. 15ct gold medallion fob, 7.3 grams; engraved verso "Presentd by A. McCRACKEN Esq., Presd't - to C.E. WADE."

392 · ESSENDON F.C. postcard by photographer J E Barnes (Kew) published by Lincoln, Stuart and Co General Outfitters; superb frontal appearance

393 · CARLTON FOOTBALL CLUB: 1909 real photo postcard by J.E. Barnes; also, a defective COLLINGWOOD 1909 real photo postcard by the same photographer. (2 items). Both produced as advertising give-aways for Lincoln, Stuart & Co., General Outfitters. (2).

394 · 1910 The Weekly Times: Victorian Footballer "W. BUSBRIDGE (Essendon)", VG condition.

395 · CARLTON FOOTBALL CLUB: 1928 Second Eighteen (Reserves) Premiership 9ct gold & enamel fob, together with the 1928 Second Eighteen Best First Year Player award 9ct gold fob, both engraved to J. GOATER. Accompanied by three 9ct gold fobs awarded to Goater between 1925 to 1927, while he was playing for the Royal Rovers Football Club (1925 "All round play", 1926 "Premiers" and 1927 "Premiers") together with a silver and enamel "Basketball Champ 1925" awarded to Goater by the Australian Senior Cadets

396 · FITZROY FOOTBALL CLUB: 1929 Member's Season Ticket, with fixture list & hole punched for each game attended; together with later membership tickets for 1959, 1963 and 1965. (4 items).

397 · Australian Broadcasting Commission 80-page booklet titled "FOOTBALL Australian Rules" issued in 1933 for listeners to "3LO 3AR Melbourne and 2CO"; also, "Follow the Game" by Bernie Hogan (1969 edition). (2 items).

398 · CARLTON: 1935, 1936, 1937 and 1938 Team photographs; all original prints by Charles Boyles, (4). All with pencil annotations verso, identifying the players.

399 · 1936 League Football Fixtures folding card for Gumrice Cigarette Papers. Rare.

400 · A group of 1930s-40s original photos/postcards of individual Carlton footballers; some marked "BOYLES"; noted Jim Mooring, Cyril Mann and Fred Fitzgibbon, (6).

401 · CARLTON MEMBERSHIP BADGE: undated enamelled badge, made by K.G. Luke, c.1930s.

402 · 1938 CARLTON PREMIERS pennant, listing the whole team; approx. 42cm long.Carlton won the Grand Final 15.10 (100), defeating Collingwood (13.7 (85).

403 · EDWARD VINCENT ("VIN") BROWN - CARLTON PLAYER TROPHIES: Three trophies awarded to Brown just before he started at Carlton in 1941: "C.B.L. THORNBURY Equal Best & Fairest" Season 1939", "C.B.L. THORNBURY BRANCH - Season 1939-40 Highest Score & Bowling Av.", and, "Best & Fairest - N.S.B.F.C. - Edward Vincent Brown - St. Mary's School", the last defective. (3 items).These awards for Brown's cricket and football prowess, give some insight into his "all-rounder" skills.

404 · VICTORIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE PATRIOTIC MATCH (1942) stick pin made by K. G. Luke; together with other Football Club badges and fobs of the 1930s-40s. (7 items).

405 · CARLTON: 1944, 1946, 1947 and 1948 original Team postcards or postcard sized photographs, (4).

406 · CARLTON: Member's Season Ticket for 1945, with fixture list & hole punched for each game attended. Additionally, with rare "Officials and Players' Pass A 088" affixed to the left hand side. The first example we have offered.

407 · RICHMOND FOOTBALL CLUB: A collection of official membership cards for 1946, 1948, 1950, 1952, 1953 and 1954, (6).

408 · 1946, 1948 & 1949 Carlton membership season tickets, blue/black buckram covers with silver club logos and text; the interior surfaces with printed details of the club leadership, the fixtures for the club and holes punched for each game attended, each overall 8 x 11.8cm when opened out. (3).

409 · "MULLEN'S AUSTRALASIAN FOOTBALLERS' ALMANAC" 1950 and 1951 editions, compiled by C.C. Mullen. These were the only two editions of these now rare booklets.

410 · GEELONG 1951 Grand Final Souvenir pennant, 39.5cm long.

411 · GEELONG FOOTBALL CLUB & GENERAL: A large tub containing scrapbooks, photos (some signed), posters (some signed), old football fixture cards, newspaper souvenirs (especially Grand Finals), mainly with a strong Geelong bias; also some cricket and other sporting memorabilia. (qty).

412 · GEELONG 1952 PREMIERS "The Famous Black Cats" pennant, 41cm long.

413 · ST. KILDA FOOTBALL CLUB 1954 silver plated trophy engraved "St Kilda Football Club Best and Fairest, Season 1954, Caulfield South School, Presented To John Evans", together with a silver plated trophy goblet engraved "R.G. JOHNSON 100 Yards Maiden Plate, Malvern Amateur Sports, 2nd April, 1870", (2 items),the larger 17.5cm high

413A · 1954 "FOOTSCRAY - FIRST GRAND FINAL SOUVENIR" pennant, 45cm.

414 · GEELONG FOOTBALL CLUB: Autograph book containing pen signatures of players, circa 1955 - 1980. (50+).

415 · CARLTON FOOTBALL CLUB 1957 member's ticket

416 · COLLINGWOOD: four photographs featuring LOU RICHARDS and the Collingwood team in which he starred; all individually signed by Richards, mounted together, the largest 50 x 40cm.

417 · ST. KILDA: 1961 Member's Season Ticket (#384), with Fixture List, details of the Club Leadership & holes punched for each game attended; issued in the name of G. Moss. St Kilda finished in 3rd position on the ladder in 1961 with 11 wins and 7 losses. They were eliminated from the finals by Footscray, who defeated them in the First Semi-Final.

418 · ST. KILDA: 1962 Member's Season Ticket (#483), with Fixture List, details of the Club Leadership & holes punched for each game attended; issued in the name of G. Moss. St Kilda finished in 6th position on the ladder in 1962 with 9 wins and 9 losses.

419 · COLLINGWOOD: A range of fobs and badges including 1962,1965, 1979 and 2010 membership fobs, two supporter badges circa 1960 and a 1990 Collingwood Premiership gilt medallion. (7 items).

420 · LOU RICHARDS, KEVIN MURRAY, BOBBY SKILTON & JOHN NICHOLLS, four individually signed black and white photographs, various sizes, the largest 26 x 20cm.

421 · GEELONG: "Geelong Football Club, Players Album 1963. Prepared and published by Coca-Cola Bottlers (Geelong) Pty Ltd".

422 · ST. KILDA: 1963 Member's Season Ticket (#262), with Fixture List, details of the Club Leadership & holes punched for each game attended; issued in the name of G. Moss.

423 · RON BARASSI limited edition (#112/350) signed photograph of him in full flight (after a big kick); signed "Ron Barassi 31" and accompanied by a Legends CofA. Overall 30 x 32cm.

424 · ST. KILDA: 1964 Member's Season Ticket (#274), with Fixture List, details of the Club Leadership & holes punched for each game attended; issued in the name of G. Moss. Additionally hand-stamped "COMPLEMENTARY".

425 · ESSENDON CLUB: A collection of official membership fobs comprising of 1965-67, 1969, 1971, 1973-76, 1979, 1981, and 1984-87. (Total: 15).

426 · AN ORIGINAL AND IMPORTANT letter from Ron Barassi. On letterhead dated 28th April, 1965, Carlton F.C. Princes Park, Parkville. Barassi responds to letter from a football fan who has clearly questioned his integrity in moving from Melbourne to Carlton, "...I fully realize the debt I owe to Melbourne, and the wonderful years they have given me, and if I do succeed in coaching, it will be because I have been grounded in football knowledge at its best, under the best coach in Australia.". The typed

427 · ST. KILDA: 1965 Member's Season Ticket (#486), with Fixture List, details of the Club Leadership & holes punched for each game attended; issued in the name of G. Moss.St Kilda finished on top of the ladder in 1965 with 14 wins and 4 losses. They defeated Collingwood by 1 point in the Second Semi-Final, but lost in the Grand Final to Essendon. It was St. Kilda's first Grand Final appearance since 1913.

428 · ST. KILDA: 1966 Member's Season Ticket (#5809), with Fixture List, details of the Club Leadership & holes punched for each game attended; issued in the name of M.E.. Moss. Accompanied by Season Tickets for 1961 - 1965 issued to the same supporter. (6 tickets). St Kilda finished in 2nd position on the ladder in 1966 with 14 wins and 4 losses. They lost the Second Semi-Final to Collingwood by 10 points; won the Preliminary Final against Essendon by 42 points, and won the Grand Final by 1 point.

429 · ST.KILDA: 1966 original Weg poster. Laminated.

430 · ST. KILDA: 1967 Member's Season Ticket (#4121), with Fixture List, details of the Club Leadership & holes punched for each game attended; issued in the name of G. Moss. St Kilda finished just outside the Top Four in 5th position on the ladder in 1967 with 11 wins and 7 losses. The winner of the 1967 Brownlow Medal was Ross G. Smith of St. Kilda with 24 votes.

431 · 1968 Preliminary Final Essendon Football Club banner which includes the names of the 20 team members selected for the match. In front of a crowd in numbers of 103,549 Essendon defeated Geelong in the Preliminary Final 11.25 to 9.13 before losing the Grand Final to Carlton by 3 points. The only example of this pennant known to us.

431A · An accumulation of 1950s-90s football publications, with a strong Footscray Bulldogs leaning; includes early magazines and annual reviews, Ted Whitten items, etc. (qty).

432 · HAWTHORN: 1971 original WEG Premiership poster; small faults.

433 · RICHMOND: Limited edition lace up guernsey with embroidered text "Richmond F.C.", 1973-74 Premiers, Limited Edition 6 of 30". Signed to the front panels by Tommy Hafey and Royce Hart; Accompanied by an SMA certificate of authenticity.

434 · KEVIN MURRAY original signature to the front of a 1970's FITZROY Football Club short-sleeved jumper. The Fitzroy logo is also signed by Martin Pike.

435 · HAWTHORN: 1976 original WEG Premiership poster; small faults.

436 · HAWTHORN: 1976 and 1978 original WEG Premiership posters; minor faults (2).

437 · "VFL GRAND FINAL '77 COLOUR SOUND SOUVENIR KIT: A VFL approved product containing a numbered series of 24 colour slides depicting scenes during and after the 1977 Grand Final which North Melbourne won over Collingwood. Not previously seen by us.

438 · CARLTON: 1979, 1981 and 1982 original WEG Premiership posters; mixed condition. (3).

439 · COLLINGWOOD: A black & white "MAGPIES" ceramic shoe-shaped money box; with original label to sole "Authorised by Adidas, owner of the 3-stripe trade mark.." Very rare.

440 · RICHMOND: 1980 original WEG Premiership poster; good condition.

441 · 1984/85 Essendon CLUB SPECIAL football signed by numerous members of the team, including Terry Daniher, Simon Madden, Rodger Merrett, Garry Foulds, Alan Ezard, Tony Elshaug, and many others.

442 · ESSENDON: 1984 original WEG Premiership poster; very fine condition.

443 · Gary Ablett Sr. taking a spectacular mark over the heads of his teammates and Melbourne players, signed, framed, and attractively presented. Overall 38 x 28cm

444 · Gary Ablett Sr. marking over Gary Pert, Geelong Vs Collingwood at the MCG, May 8 1994; signed by both players; attractively framed & glazed. Numbered 30/500. Overall 58 x 47cm.

445 · 1995 CARLTON Premiers WEG Posters, (100) in superb condition.

446 · GEELONG: Gary Ablett Snr print of the painting by Harry Kuehnel, signed by the artist and Ablett; limited edition 460/500. Framed and glazed 102 x 76cm.

447 · Ted Whitten (Footscray), signature on print 'E.J.Whitten OAM, 'Mr. Football' Tribute portrait' by Harry Kuehnel, also signed by the artist and numbered 79/1000, framed and glazed, overall 95 x 68cm

448 · SOUTH MELBOURNE/SYDNEY SWANS FOOTBALL CLUB Great Moments poster (1996) limited edition (#322/500) signed by 15 club legends, including Barry Round, Dennis Carroll, Peter Bedford, Bob Pratt, Gerard Healy, Bob Skilton and Tony Lockett. With CofA; overall 66 x 92cm.

449 · MELBOURNE FOOTBALL CLUB Great Moments poster (1996) limited edition (#439/501) signed by 15 club legends, including Jim Stynes, Ron Barassi, Hassa Mann, Jim Cardwell, Garry Lyon, Robert Flower and Brian Dixon. With CofA.Overall 91 x 67cm.

450 · FITZROY FOOTBALL CLUB Team of the Century 1897 - 1996 souvenir jersey signed by Kevin Murray (Captain) and Garry Wilson (Vice Captain). With CofA.

451 · GEELONG: VFL/AFL 100th Anniversary Re-enactment Match Geelong jersey. Framed and glazed, overall 107 x 75cm.

452 · GEELONG FOOTBALL CLUB - THE FAMOUS NUMBER 5 A large, framed presentation featuring a match-worn No. 5 Geelong jumper signed 'Graham Polly Farmer. 3.8.1998' Together with a No. 5 signed 'Gary Ablett 18.8.98;' mounted and displayed together with plaques describing their careers: 'Graham Farmer 1962 - 1967, 101 games - 65 goals' and 'Gary Ablett 1982 - 1997, 248 games - 1030 goals.' Overall 100 x 150cm.

453 · "COLLINGWOOD FOOTBALL CLUB - A CENTURY OF PROUD TRADITION" limited edition display (#990/1000) signed by ten Collingwood greats, including Tony Shaw, Lou Richards, Bob Rose, Len Thompson, Peter Daicos and Des Tuddenham. Overall 70 x 100cm.

454 · GARY ABLETT SNR: Limited edition lithographic poster mounted together with a photograph of Ablett signing the piece and a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist, John Christie; #217/750. Framed and glazed, overall 128 x 89cm

455 · GEELONG: "the greatest team of all", Geelong Team of The Century limited edition print of a painting by Jamie Cooper, signed by the artist and numbered 276/350. Framed and glazed, overall 78 x 121cm. With CofA.

456 · GEELONG: Team of the Century souvenir guernsey, signed by #15, Peter Riccardi. Framed and glazed, overall 101 x 79cm.

457 · GEELONG: A presentation titled 'Living Legends of the Geelong 1951 Grand Final' which features a reproduction of the 1951 Premiership-winning team photograph with the original signatures of the 16 players present at the 50th anniversary reunion in 2001. Framed. Overall 62 x 45cm.

458 · GEELONG: Herald Sun poster announcing ABLETT CATS DEBUT. Signed by Gary Ablett Jr. on the occasion of his debut against Essendon, Round One, 30th March 2002. framed and glazed. Overall 73 x 56cm.

459 · BRISBANE LIONS / FITZROY: 2003 Heritage Round limited edition jumper, #66/200, signed by eight team members. Framed and glazed, overall 103 x 84cm.

460 · Herald Sun Brisbane Lions premiership poster 2003. Signed by the whole team. Framed and glazed. Overall 87 x 63cm.

461 · GEELONG: 2005 Heritage Round team jump with AFL and Ford logos, signed by the full team and officials. Framed and glazed, overall 98 x 76cm.

462 · FITZROY FOOTBALL CLUB: Team of the Century commemorative jumper, signed by team great Kevin Murray, together with Certificate of Authenticity. Framed and glazed, overall 110 x 79cm.

463 · A large carton containing books, programmes, photos, a small autograph album, etc.

464 · GEELONG FOOTBALL CLUB HERITAGE ROUND GUERNSEY (No.9) worn by James Kelly in Round 20, Geelong v Melbourne, 13th August 2005. Signed by Kelly and with an accompanying CofA signed by Brian Cook, Geelong Chief Executive.

465 · GEELONG CATS: 2007 AFL Grand Final display featuring 23 original signatures of the team, individual photographs and team photographs. Accompanied by Certificate of Authenticity. Framed and glazed, overall 80 x 100cm.

466 · GEELONG CATS: 2007 Premiership display featuring a commemorative Grand Final jersey surrounded by photographs of all team members and their original signatures (23 total); complimented by a replica Premiership medal and A-tag certification number 03018236. Framed and glazed, overall 119 x 104cm.

467 · Premiership Players Club trophy (34cm high), with certificate and commemorative sheet of stamps issued to Wally May, premiership player for Essendon, 1949 & 1950

468 · GEELONG CATS: 2009 Premiership display featuring a commemorative Grand Final jersey surrounded by photographs of all team members and their original signatures (23 total); complimented by a replica Premiership medal. AFL official limited edition 63/200. Framed and glazed, overall 126 x 117cm.

469 · GEELONG: 150 YEARS Anniversary guernsey, 2009; with documentation in original packaging.

470 · GEELONG CATS: 2011 Premiership display featuring a commemorative Grand Final jersey surrounded by photographs of all team members and their original signatures (23 total); complimented by a replica Premiership medal. Accompanied by an AFL official Certification of Authenticity and limitation, this being 17 of only 100 produced. Framed and glazed, overall 126 x 118cm.

471 · ESSENDON: Celebrating The History of the Brownlow Medal souvenir club jersey signed by winners Graham Moss, Gavin Wanganeen, James Hird and Jobe Watson.

472 · 1925 Suburban Premium 'Victorian Footballers' [3/98], comprising 'Carter, Carlton', 'H.Clover, Carlton' & 'H.Dunn, Carlton' (all with advertising verso: Shop with Mrs.O.Legg, 157 Whitehorse Road, Box Hill). (3).

473 · 1930 Standard Cigarettes "Stick to a Standard" badge for "Brunswick" Football Club; together with an Ormond Football Club badge and a "Sandhurst Popular Girl" badge of the same vintage. (3 items).

474 · WILLS CAPSTONE die cut cigarette card featuring E Huxtable of Carlton

475 · An album containing 1933 Godfrey Phillips "Victorian Footballers" part set [43 of 50] plus 1933 Allen's Sweets complete set [1-72], plus a few other football and non-football subjects.

476 · 1933 W.D. & H.O. WILLS "FOOTBALLERS" complete set [200] together with the CARRERAS TOBACCO "BOB MIRAMS CARICATURES" complete set [72] in two old-time albums with other non-football subjects.

477 · 1950-51 Argus badges 'VFL Club Mascots' (11) - almost complete set, lacking only St. Kilda.

478 · 1954 Argus "Football Swap Card" large part set [130/144] stuck down in an original "The Argus" swap card album.

479 · circa 1960 complete set of 12 lapel badges plus an extra Fitzroy type with a variation of the lion logo. (13).

480 · GIANT KANDYLAND: Three different Carlton toffee wrappers, circa 1962. (3).

481 · MOBIL FOOTBALL PHOTOS 1964: Complete set of 40 loosely inserted into the original Mobil album.

482 · MOBIL FOOTBALL PHOTOS 1965: Complete set of 40 loosely inserted into the original Mobil album.

483 · 1968 AMPOL 'VFL' CHAMPIONS: complete set of twelve, each with a player illustrated folder (24x20cm) & a 45pm record; comprising of Ron Barassi (Carlton), Alex Ruscuklic (Fitzroy), Ted Whitten (Footscray), Doug Wade (Geelong), Hassa Mann (Melbourne), Lawrie Dwyer (North Melbourne), Royce Hart (Richmond), Carl Ditterich (St Kilda), Barry Davis (Essendon), Len Thompson (Collingwood), Peter Hudson (Hawthorn) & Bobby Skilton (South Melbourne); (12).

484 · Scanlens Football Cards: A collection comprising of 1974 (102/132), 1977 (42/132), 1978 (63/156) and 1980 (107/168), plus 10 team checklists and various miscellaneous other cards, mostly Scanlens. Mixed condition; mainly fine.

485 · 1984 SCANLEN'S "FOOTBALLERS" duplicated range (120), plus 1981 range (53), plus various others (43) from other years. [Total: 216]. Mixed condition.

486 · 1994 AFL "Select" collector cards, complete set plus 2 extras in special folder. (202).

487 · 1925 FINALS SERIES FOOTBALL RECORDS: A complete set comprising of September 19th, the Semi-Final between Essendon and Collingwood; September 26th, the Second Semi-Final between Geelong and Melbourne; October 3rd, the Preliminary Final between Melbourne and Collingwood; and Oct.10 the Grand Final between Geelong and Collingwood.

488 · 1926 "The S.A. FOOTBALLER INTERSTATE SOUVENIR" for the Victoria v South Australia game at Adelaide Oval, July 1926; 32pp + covers, with extensive details of the players, who included Gordon and Syd Coventry, Roy Cazaly, and Cliff Rankin for Victoria, and Frank Golding, Walter Scott, Roy Bent and Bruce McGregor for South Australia. Victoria defeated South Australia 11.15 (81) to 4.5 (29).

489 · 1938 Grand Final "Football Record", complete. Rarely seen.

489A · 1948 - 1955 Football Records, comprising of 1948 1st Semi-Final (Collingwood v Footscray); 1951 1st Semi-Final (Essendon v Footscray); 1953 1st Semi-Final (Footscray v Essendon); 1953 Preliminary Final (Geelong v Footscray); the 1954 Grand Final (Footscray defeats Melbourne by 51 points); and two home-and-away Records from the same period. (Total: 7 items).

490 · 'The Football Record': 1949 2nd Semi-Final, North Melbourne v Carlton; Final, North Melbourne v Essendon; Grand Final, Carlton v Essendon; together with the scarce June 25 Interstate Football Record (Victoria v W.A.) (Total: 4). Essendon defeated Carlton 18.17 (125) to 6.16 (52), in the Grand Final front of a crowd of 88,712.

491 · GEELONG IN THE FINALS: 1950 - 1956: A collection of "Football Records" comprising of 1950 1st Semi-Final (Geelong defeats Melbourne); 1953 Preliminary Final (Geelong defeats Footscray); 1954 1st Semi-Final (Melbourne defeats North Melb.); 2nd Semi-Final (Footscray defeats Geelong); 1955 1st Semi-Final (Geelong defeats Essendon); Preliminary Final (Collingwood defeats Geelong); and 1956 1st Semi-Final (Footscray defeats Geelong). Total: 7; mixed condition.

492 · THE 1951 FINALS SERIES "FOOTBALL RECORDS" - GEELONG'S 4th PREMIERSHIP: 1st Semi-Final, 8th September: Essendon defeats Footscray, 2nd Semi-Final, 15th September: Geelong defeats Collingwood, Preliminary Final, 22nd September: Essendon defeats Collingwood, Grand Final, 29th September, Geelong defeats Essendon. Besides winning the Premiership in 1951, Bernie Smith of Geelong also won the Brownlow Medal.

493 · 1951 Grand Final Football Record; Geelong defeats Essendon by 11 points, having also finished on top of the ladder at the conclusion of the home-and-away rounds.

494 · THE 1952 VFL FINALS: GEELONG'S 5th PREMIERSHIP: A complete set of the Finals Series "Football Records" comprising of: 6th September, 1st Semi-Final: Fitzroy defeats Carlton by 1 point, 13th September, 2nd Semi-Final: Geelong defeats Collingwood by 54 points, 20th September, Preliminary Final: Collingwood defeats Fitzroy by 19 points. 27th September, Grand Final: Geelong defeats Collingwood by 46 points. (4 items)

495 · 1953 "The Football Record, Coronation Day Souvenir, MCG, Tuesday, June 2, 1953", Lightning Premiership featuring all 12 teams, with attractive colour cover. Richmond played St.Kilda in the final.

496 · The 1954 GRAND FINAL "FOOTBALL RECORD"; Footscray defeated Melbourne by 51 points, to win its first VFL Grand Final in front of 80,897 fans at the MCG. Grand Final Records are surprisingly scarce. Jack Collins kicked 7 of Footscray's 15 goals and Charlie Sutton 3. John Kerr had 32 disposals. Melbourne had no multiple goal kickers.

497 · INTERSTATE MATCH PROGRAMMES: "Australian Football Championship" Subiaco Oval June 1956; Victoria v Western Australia, MCG June 1964; Victoria v South Australia MCG June 1965; Victoria v Western Australia June 1967. (4 items).

497A · 1956 - 58 Football Records, comprising of the 1956 1st Semi-Final (Geelong v Footscray); the 1956 Grand Final (Melbourne defeats Collingwood by 73 points); May 11, 1957 (Essendon v Footscray); and the 1958 Grand Final (incomplete; Collingwood defeats Melbourne by 18 points). (Total: 4 items).