Sporting Memorabilia

1 · "HOUSTON CLUB SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIP 1903-04" Pennsylvania State University first place pewter tankard trophy, ​​​​​​​15cm high

2 · Group of four small metal statues, circa 1920s, each mounted on a wooden base: a footballer, a cricketer, a gymnast and a dart-thrower. Each approx 11cm high. (4).

3 · TRADING CARDS: mixed selection including c.1922 Amalgamated Press 'The Champion' series "Sporting Champions" series real-photo cards [16/66] mostly boxers, plus Allen's Q-T Fruit Drops card showing cricketer Wally Hammond; condition variable. (17)

4 · STERLING SILVER BADGES: with ATHLETICS badge, pendant & chain with commercial Ransomes & Rapier Ltd 'Sports 1928/Third/440yds Championship, weight 40gr; also QUEENSLAND FOOTBALL LEAGUE 1914 'Advance Australia' Map of Australia pendant badge awarded to K.Mackenroth of East Brisbane S.S., weight 7.75gr. (2 items)

5 · CIGARETTE & TRADE CARDS: mostly 1930s era sports related with AUSTRALIA RULES/VFL (80+) mostly 1933 Wills "Footballers" incl. large format (9), others from Hoadleys, Carreras/Turf & Godfrey Phillips; CRICKET: (40+) incl. "Giant" Brand Licorice, Allens, Hoadleys, Sweetacres; few other sports represented, plus small range of non-sports cards incl. Actresses, Films, Ships & Aeroplanes; very mixed condition. (150+)

6 · BADGES: mostly enamelled including HORSE RACING: 1931-32 for 'CQRA/J' (made by Bishop's, Brisbane), 1991-92 Brisbane Amateur Turf Club (member #1) badge, others commemorating racehorses; also TENNIS: 1974 Western Australia Tennis Association 'Inter Dominion Championships' badge (made by Sheridan, Perth); plus RUGBY 9ct GOLD necklace charm. (10)

7 · SWIMMING: 1935-36 Victorian Amateur Swimming Association trophy, with bakelite base, awarded to "R. Snell" for 1st position in the '100 Yds Junior Backstroke' at the Victoria Championships; height 8.5cm.

8 · BOWLING: enamelled bowling badges comprising 1937-38 British Bowlers Antipodes Tour (made by Sports Travel Co Ltd), 1937-38 NSW 1938 Eleventh Australian Bowling Carnival 'Australia's 150th Anniversary', 1938 Australian Bowling Council Empire Games, 1949 Australian Bowling Side New Zealand Tour and 1961 Australian Women's Bowling Carnival

8a · 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

9 · BADGES: with OLYMPICS: 1956 Melbourne enamel 'VISITOR' lapel badge by K.G. Luke (Melbourne); AUSTRALIAN RULES: enamelled oval football lapel pin badge by Lemane; RUGBY LEAGUE: 1965 St George Leagues Club membership badge by Angus & Coote (Sydney). (3 items)

10 · BOWLS: c.1960s-70s mostly enamelled club badges for various NSW clubs including Braidwood, Bundanoon Park, Mary Kathleen, Royal NSW, Woonona-Bulli RSL; also Mount Hagen (Papua New Guinea). (17 items)

11 · BADGES: Selection with RUGBY UNION pin badges for 1889-1964 75th Anniversary of Springboks v Australia matches, plus a Wallabies 'Kangaroo & Rugby Ball' badge, both mounted on felt; OLYMPIC/COMMONWEALTH GAMES with 1956 Melbourne Olympics 'Rings over Boomerang' pin badge (colour loss), two Kenya 2006 Commonwealth Games lapel badges, Sydney 2000 Olympic pin badge, plus 2 others; also MOTOR RACING: encapsulated fragments of Dick Johnson's 1983 Race Car

12 · TRADING CARDS: Assortment with AUSTRALIAN RULES: Scanlens cards for 1965 (Bob Pascoe), 1966 (Bryan Quirk & Colin Hebbard) & 1968 (Ray Wilson); also few modern Select Series cards; BASKETBALL: mid-1990s cards (60+); SOCCER: 1991 'Pro Set' series (35) and CRICKET: mid-1990s Futera cricket cards (29); some duplication, generally G/VG. (150 approx).

13 · SPORTING MEDALLIONS: 1970s-80s era accumulation with many sports/activities represented including athletics incl. Collingwood Harriers Club, basketball, fencing, netball, rollerskating, soccer, taekwondo; a few non-sports related. (30+)

14 · BOWLS - PAPUA NEW GUINEA: 1960s-1980s accumulation including Port Moresby/Boroko Life Member badge in 9k gold engraved "Egner Olsen/1968" on reverse; many badges are enamelled with various clubs represented including Air Niugini Bowling Club, Igam Bowling Club, Kokopo Sports Club, Lae Bowls Club (incl.25th Anniversary Badge); also noted two badges are in sterling silver; various makers noted incl. Denham, Neal & Treloar, Luke, A.J. Parkes, Millers & Perfection. generally good condition.

15 · ECLECTIC SELECTION: with BASEBALL: 1999 New York Yankees 'Champions' t-shirt; RUGBY LEAGUE: vintage jersey (size 40inch/102cm) possibly in Wigan colours made by Halbro (England) also Queensland Australian Football League (Q.A.F.L.) late 1970s/early 1980s 'Football Records' plus 1973 copy of South Queensland Football Association 'Football News' and a small quantity of 1977 Q.A.F.L, entrance tickets ; RUGBY UNION: Queensland Rugby Union vintage solid hide official rugby ball,

16 · TENNIS: vintage racket press & AUSTRALIAN RULES: 1990 Collingwood Premiers Cap. (2 items)

17 · SWIMMING - DON TALBOT: Medallions presented to Talbot comprising 1991 for Swimming World Cup, 2000 Australian Sporting Achievement Medal, 2001 Centenary of Federation/Contribution to Australian Society medal & cuff link; all in original presentation cases; also 1979 International Swimming Hall of Fame plaque awarded to Talbot for "Outstanding Achievement as an Honor Coach" (4)

18 · CRICKET & AFL: 'Allan Border - Beyond Ten Thousand' signed hardbound autobiography, limited edition numbered #4850 of 10,123; also James Hird (Essendon) footy card display, framed & glazed, overall 23x35cm. (2 items)

19 · CIGARETTE & TRADING CARDS: with Cricket: 1934 Players 'Cricketers 1934' [50] range of 1993 Futera cricket cards (100+) including Ashes series : AFL Football: Herald Sun 1998 Team Photo Footy Album complete (plus spare empty album), Herald Sun Football 2006 Official Collector Card Album complete (192 cards); also 2004 AFL Record Grand Final souvenir edition magazine (Port Adelaide v Brisbane); generally fine (qty)

20 · HOCKEY - RIC CHARLESWORTH: A range of Australian first day covers (45), all signed by Charlesworth, including several Olympics types.

21 · TRADING CARDS: with Scanlens/Stimorol 1989/90 Cricket Series complete set [84], Futera 1995 Australian Rugby/Wallabies complete set [110], plus a few other 1990s cricket cards. (200+)

22 · SURFING - COLLECTOR CARDS: 1995 Futera 'Hot Surf' complete set [110] on display sheets, plus part set [98/110] and 147 duplicates; also 1994 Futera 'Hot Gold' [10] surfing cards. (365)

23 · TRADING CARDS: large 1990s accumulation of predominantly basketball cards with other sports well represented including Baseball, NFL, NRL, Ice Hockey, Cricket & Soccer (World Cup) cards. Huge quantity to work through; generally VG condition. (1000s)

24 · SELECTION OF ITEMS: with TENNIS: Michael Chang signature on his own image on front cover of 1997 Kooyong Colonial Classic (Melbourne) programme; HORSE RACING: 1949 programe for VATC Caulfield Race Meeting, c.1968-69 Newsday colour horse racing images (6, all 20x17cm) including jockey Jim Johnson holding Melbourne Cup aloft after his 1968 winning ride on Rain Lover' plus a 1980 Sandown Greyhound Racing programme. (9 items)

25 · SIGNED DISPLAYS: with RUGBY LEAGUE: Braith Anasta signature on action image; RUGBY UNION: John Eales signature on philatelic cover forming part of a larger display; SURFING: Stephanie Gilmour action image, signed "Have fun! Steph Gilmour"; all are framed & glazed, largest 46x55cm; also RUGBY UNION framed All Blacks 'Our Land, Our Legacy' image (unsigned) showing team performing 'The Haka', from a limited edition of 1000, overall 53x73cm, (4 items)

26 · FROM THE LIBRARY OF THE LATE JOHN CAIN (1931 - 2019), PREMIER OF VICTORIA: several sporting books, mainly signed and dedicated by the authors, including "The Paddock that Grew" by Keith Dunstan; "The History of the Richmond Cricket Club" by Frank Tyson; "CC The Colin McDonald Story" by Colin McDonald; "The Kiss of Death" by Lou Richards; "A Century of Football 1883 - 1982 The Traralgon Football Club" by Keith Unitt; "Professional Athletics in Australia" by Percy Mason; all signed, plus 3 others

27 · ADMISSION TICKETS: Noughties assortment with Sydney 2000 Official Events Guide & Aquatic Centre admission tickets, other admission tickets for 2002 World Cup Quarter Final Match (England v Brazil), 2006 Melbourne Commonwealth Games, 2007 A-League Grand final, Melbourne Grand Prix, Australian Open, etc. Nice variety. (qty)

28 · SIGNED CAPS: comprising TENNIS: Lleyton Hewitt (Australia) on Yonex brand cap, Jo-Wilfried Tsonga (France) on Garnier promotional cap, ; RUGBY LEAGUE Paul Gallen on Cronulla Sharks cap, HORSE RACING: Dwayne Dunn (Australia) on Fly Emirates promotional cap; MOTOR RACING: James Courtney on Ford/Stone Brothers Racing cadet cap; also Alicia Molik signature on Australian Open tennis ball. (6 items)

29 · SWIMMING - SIGNED SWIM CAPS: comprising Matt Welch on blue 'Melbourne 2004' Commonwealth Games cap and Alice Mills on gold Australia swim cap. (2)

30 · AUTOGRAPHED LITERATURE: with hardbound MARTIAL ARTS: Ronda Rousey "My Fight/Your Fight"; MOTORCYCLE GP: Case Stoner "Pushing the Limits"; SOCCER: Tim Cahill "Legacy"; SWIMMING: Ian Thorpe "This Is Me"; also softbound RUGBY "John Eales - The Biography". (5 items).

31 · SIGNED SHIRTS/JERSEYS: comprising TENNIS: James Blake (USA) on Nike shirt, Lleyton Hewitt (Australia) on Yonex shirt, Ana Ivanovic (Serbia) on Adidas shirt; RUGBY LEAGUE: Brett Kimmorley on Cronulla Sharks training shirt & Scott Prince on Gold Coast Titans training shirt: SWIMMING Liesel Jones on Australian Olympic t-shirt. (6 items)

32 · SIGNED MEMORABILIA: with SOCCER: Mark Schwarzer (Australia) signed goalkeeper's glove; AFL FOOTBALL: Nathan Brown signature on Richmond shorts; RUGBY UNION: James Horwill (Australia) on KooGa Wallabies cap. (3 items)

33 · CIGARETTE/TRADING CARDS: assortment with a few sets, plus part-sets and odd cards with CRICKET: 1928 Wills 'Cricketers' [30/50], 1992 County Print '1950s Test Cricketers' [50/50, excellent condition], other odds from Turf & Players; SOCCER: 1930 'Association Cup Winners' [50/50]; HORSE RACING: Players 'Derby and Grand National Winners' [15/50]; some other older 1930s cards by Turf and some modern cards by Brooke Bond. (200 approx).

34 · SOUTH EAST MELBOURNE MAGIC: early 2000s team jersey with signatures including Ben Knight, Mike Kelly, Clint McDaniel & Brett Wheeler.

35 · A pair of antique boxing gloves; small size, late 19th/early 20th century, 15cm.

36 · 1908 TOMMY BURNS v JACK JOHNSON: £10 'D10' Ringside Ticket (8.5x12cm) for the greatest ever boxing match held in Australia, a heavyweight world title fight between Tommy Burns & Jack Johnson, held at Rushcutters Bay Stadium on Boxing Day, Dec 26th, 1908. On reverse is an oval cachet for the fight's promoter Hugh D. McIntosh

37 · 'FIGHTER' MAGAZINE: monthly issues of this Australian publication, housed in seven 'Fighter' binders, comprising 1967 Oct. to Dec. issues; 1968 Jan. to Nov.; 1969 May to Aug and Oct. to Dec.; 1970 Jan. to Dec.; 1971 Jan. to Dec.; 1972 Jan. to Dec.; 1973 Jan. to Dec.; 1974 Jan. to Dec. plus Fighterbook No. 1 & No. 2; 1975 Jan. to Dec.; 1976 Jan. to Aug; 1978 Jan. to Dec.; 1979 Jan & Feb, plus a few later issues from 1980s & 2002; the first included issue (Oct.1967) with Lionel Rose

38 · LIONEL ROSE: selection of material relating to Rose comprising 1969 souvenir programme for "Lionel Rose against Vicente Garcia" (which Rose won by KO in the 5th Round), 1968 Sun newspaper supplement featuring Rose, 1997 Tempo Trading Cards 'Great Australian Achievers' series card #4 'Lionel Rose' (2), plus monochrome action images of Rose v Fighting Harada and Rose v Ruben Olivares (each 21x29cm). (6 items)

39 · JEFF FENECH, JEFF HARDING & VIC DARCHINYAN: copy of a signed colour photograph (20x25cm) showing Fenech alongside Mike Tyson and Robert Duran, plus Fenech v Nelson 'Judgement Day' t-shirt produced for the 2008 rematch; also Jeff Harding signed limited edition print, numbered #55 of 350 and large colour photo of Vic Darchinyan (46x30cm) signed "Vic/K.O." in silver pen. (4 items)

40 · MUHAMMED ALI: "MUHAMMED ALI - A BOXING LEGEND" large black & white sketch (46x63cm) SIGNED BY ALI, commemorating Ali's first round knock out defeat of Sonny Liston on May 25, 1965; attractively framed & glazed, overall 69x87cm; with CofA.

41 · LITERATURE: with Muhammed Ali "The Unseen Archives", lavishly illustrated, 384pp hardbound; plus Jeff Horn "The Hornet" 325pp hardbound, and 'Pacquio v Horn' official souvenir program for their fight (Jul. 2, 2017); also AUSSIE RULES: softbound Alastair Lynch (Brisbane) "Taking Nothing for Granted". (4 items)

42 · 1970 COMMONWEALTH GAMES IN EDINBURGH: Green blazer embroidered with 'COMMONWEALTH GAMES/EDINBURGH 1970' and Australian Coat of Arms on pocket, good condition.

43 · 2006 COMMONWEALTH GAMES IN MELBOURNE: hooded jackets (2) in blue with orange trim ,each with 2006 embroidered crest over the left breast, sizes L & XL. (2)

44 · LITERATURE - 1873 EDITION OF 'JAMES LILLYWHITE'S CRICKETERS' ANNUAL': being the 2nd year of publication, with dated pencil signature of cricket writer J.H. Stainton on the title page, 210pp softbound with original covers, numerous period advertisements at the back of the book; fair condition.

45 · EAST MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB: 1876-77 Member's Season ticket, blue leather with gold embossing, the interior printed in black with a charming image of a batsman at wicket, space for the member's name in manuscript (W.J. Daly) and the signature of the Honorary Treasurer, J.G. Russell. Superb condition and extremely rare.

46 · EAST MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB: 1877-78 Member's Season ticket, brown leather with gold embossing, the interior printed in black with a charming image of a batsman at wicket, space for the member's name in manuscript (W.J. Daly) and the signature of the Honorary Treasurer. The member's number "75" is stamped in black. Superb condition and extremely rare.

47 · 'JAMES LILLYWHITE'S CRICKETERS' ANNUAL': 1877 & 1900 original softbound editions, the 1877 edition with photo plate of W.G.Grace (5.5 x 8.5cm, good condition) attached to frontispiece, the 1900 edition frontispiece with photogravure plate (11x16cm, good condition) of 'The Australian Team in England, 1899'; the annuals in Fair/Good condition. (2)

48 · 1878 THE AUSTRALIAN TEAM TO ENGLAND & NORTH AMERICA: original photographic plate (6 x 9cm, small corner fault), mounted to frontispiece of 1879 edition of 'James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Annual'; the annual in fair condition.

49 · 'THE AUSTRALIAN ELEVEN,1880': original photographic plate (6 x 9cm, good condition), mounted to frontispiece of 1881 edition of 'James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Annual', the players' names printed beneath; the annual in fair condition.

50 · 'THE AUSTRALIAN TEAM,1882': original photographic plate (5.5 x 8.5cm, good condition), mounted to frontispiece of 1883 edition of 'James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Annual', the players' names printed beneath; the annual in fair condition.

51 · 'THE ORIGINAL ENGLISH LADY CRICKETERS' : photogravure plate (11.5 x 17cm, good condition), being the frontispiece of 1890 edition of 'James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Annual', the players' names printed beneath; the annual rebound in good condition.

52 · SOUTH AUSTRALIAN CRICKET ASSOCIATION (SACA): 1891-92 Membership fob for "Full Member 394".

53 · SOUTH AUSTRALIAN CRICKET ASSOCIATION (SACA): 1892-93 Membership fob for "Full Member 130".

54 · SOUTH AUSTRALIAN CRICKET ASSOCIATION (SACA): 1895-96 Membership fob for "Full Member 280".

55 · SOUTH AUSTRALIAN CRICKET ASSOCIATION (SACA): 1896-97 Membership fob for "Full Member 208".

56 · LITERATURE - 'THE AUSTRALIANS IN ENGLAND, 1896': published by "Athletic News" (Fleet St, London), 64pp softbound with original covers preserved by later hard-cover bindings, page 4 with photographic image of 1896 Australian Team by W. Thomas (Cheapside, London); some light aging, nevertheless good condition overall with no damage to the pages or to the original covers. Rare.

57 · SOUTH AUSTRALIAN CRICKET ASSOCIATION (SACA): 1897-98 Membership fob for "Full Member 211".

58 · SOUTH AUSTRALIAN CRICKET ASSOCIATION (SACA): 1900-01 Membership fob for "Full Member 185".

59 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB, membership fobs for 1901-02 (undated), 1904-05, 1906-07 and 1909-10. The first, numbered 1016, made by Bowman Limited, London; the others all made by Stokes & Sons, Melbourne. (4).

60 · 1901-2015 LIBRARY OF WISDEN'S: complete run comprising 110 editions including the 1916-17 & 1917-18 dual year issues, 1901-1970 editions are all rebound and all are missing their original covers, 1971 without dustjacket, 1972-2015 editions complete with dustjackets (a few torn/damaged). Wonderful research opportunity. (110)

61 · SOUTH AUSTRALIAN CRICKET ASSOCIATION (SACA): 1902-03 Membership fob for "Full Member 218".

62 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB, membership fobs for 1903-04 (#768), 1904-05 (#677) & 1906-07 (#207); all made by Stokes and all low numbers., (3).

63 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB: 1903-04 membership fob (#335) made by Stokes.

64 · South Australian Cricket Association (Adelaide Oval) 1904-05 bronze & enamel Membership fob.

65 · 1904-05 Sydney Cricket Ground Membership fob, (#386), with the name of the member, J.A. Cooper, engraved on reverse.

66 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB: 1905-6 membership fob (#4543) made by Bridgland & King.

67 · EARLY FITZROY: 1905-6 Fitzroy Cricket, Bowling and Tennis Club membership ticket (No.235); the 1906-7 membership ticket (No.343), both in very good condition; also, a Ladies' Reserve pass 1906-7 which is somewhat discoloured, (3 items.

68 · South Australian Cricket Association (Adelaide Oval) 1906-07 bronze & enamel Membership fob (#214)..

69 · "Australian Commercial Travellers' & Warehousemen's Association Cricket Team. Visit To Melbourne, Easter 1907. S. Australia. Victoria" albumen print teams photo in original frame and mount with player names caption window,46 x 56cm overall

70 · South Australian Cricket Association (Adelaide Oval) 1907-08 bronze & enamel Membership fob. (#309).

71 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB: 1908-9 membership fob (#3359) made by Stokes.

72 · ENGLISH CRICKET CLUB sterling silver award fobs: 1908-9 Stanley United C.C. and 1912-13 C.B.C.C., (2 items).

73 · South Australian Cricket Association (Adelaide Oval) 1908-09 bronze & enamel Membership fob. (#255).

74 · 1908-09 Sydney Cricket Ground Membership fob, (#2393), made by Gaunt.

75 · THE AUSTRALIAN TEAM IN ENGLAND - 1909 An attractive display comprising a real-photo postcard portrait of the team with printed title and team list, signed by all the Test team players, an original silk scorecard for the Fifth Test at the Oval (recording Bardsley's 136 in the 1st innings and 130 in the 2nd), a brass plaque inscribed "AUSTRALIA 1909, Warren Bardsley (1882 - 1954) became the first batsman to score a hundred in each innings of a Test Match."

76 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB, membership fobs for 1909-10 (#3439), 1910-11 (#811) & 1911-12 (#3813) made by Stokes, King and Bentley respectively, (3 items).

77 · South Australian Cricket Association (Adelaide Oval) 1909-10 bronze & enamel Membership fob. (#389).

78 · South Australian Cricket Association (Adelaide Oval) 1910-11 bronze & enamel Membership fob. (#660).

79 · 1910 ENGLAND XI v SOUTH AFRICAN TEAM SCORECARD: 'Grand Cricket Match' scorecard for Earl of Londesborough's (England) XI v Mr H.D.G. Leveson-Gower's (South African) Team held at Scarborough Cricket Ground (Sep.8-10,1910); also admission tickets for each day of the game. (4 items)

80 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB, membership fobs for 1911-12, 1912-13, 1913-14, 1914-15, 1915-16, 1916-17 and 1918-19, (7).

81 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB, membership fobs for 1912-13 (#3845), 1913-14 (#1555) and 1914-15 (#1423) made by Bentley, Stokes and Stokes respectively, (3 items).

82 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB, membership fobs for 1912-13 (#2457), 1914-15 (#89), 1915-16 (#158) and 1916-17 (#1439) all by Bentley except 1914-15 which is by Stokes. Note the two very low membership numbers. (4 items).

83 · 1913-14 Sydney Cricket Ground Membership fob, No.1193, with the name of the member, H.L. Vickery, engraved on reverse.

84 · A range of enamelled membership fobs comprising a 1917 Patriotic Carnival badge, a 1937-38 South Melbourne Cricket Club bob, 1937-38 Victorian Club fob, 1946-47 Fitzroy Cricket Club fob and 1952-53 South Melbourne Cricket Club fob, (5 items).

85 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB, membership fobs for 1918-19 (#1708), 1919-20 (#2972) and 1920-21 (#1735) all made by Bentley, (3 items).

86 · 1918-19 Sydney Cricket Ground Membership fob, No.38, made by Amor.

87 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB, membership fobs for 1919-20 (#4253), 1920-21 (#4060) and 1921-22 (#169) all made by Bentley, (3 items).

88 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB, membership fobs for 1919-20 (#2102) and 1924-25 (#159), both by Bentley, (2 items).

89 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB, membership fobs for 1920-21, 1922-23, 1923-24 & 1927-28, (4).

90 · 1920-21 Sydney Cricket Ground Membership fob, No.906, made by Amor.

91 · 1921 AUSTRALIA V ENGLAND ASHES TOUR: Gunn & Moore 'Autograph Regal' used cricket bat, signed in the ownership position, by English test cricketer Henry Makepeace, autographed on reverse by 11 members of the Australian Ashes Team including Warren Bardsley, Arthur Mailey & Herbie Collins, and 15 members of the English Ashes touring team including Jack Hobbs, Johnny Douglas, Wilf Rhodes & Patsy Hendren; the English players signing the bat on the SS Osterley

92 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB, membership fobs for 1921-22 (#3987), 1922-23 (#3577) and 1923-24 (#4196) all made by Bentley, (3 items).

93 · Hawthorn-East Melbourne Cricket Club, 15ct gold award fob with VCA to shield on front; circa 1920s.

94 · Sydney Cricket Ground Membership fobs for 1922-23 (#528), 1923-24 (#364), and 1924-25, all made by Amor. (3).

95 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB membership fobs for 1924-25 (Country #867), 1925-26 (#2761) and 1926-27 (#166), all made by Bentley. (3).

96 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB, membership fobs for 1925-26, 1927-28, 1928-29 & 1920-30, (4).

97 · THE AUSTRALIAN CRICKET TEAM IN ENGLAND - 1926 An attractive display comprising 18 signatures on two autograph pages, a formal photograph of the touring party, 5 cigarette cards and an original pen and ink caricature of the "Team Manager" by Arthur Mailey, a member of the Australian Team. Other signatories include Bardsley, Grimmett, Macartney (who top-scored with 473 for the Australians), Ponsford, Richardson and Woodfull. Framed & glazed, overall 64 x 50cm.

98 · AUSTRALIA 1926 ASHES TOUR OF ENGLAND: large press photograph (Sport & General Press Agency, London) titled (verso) 'The Australian Cricketers Commence Practice at Lord's' showing Warren Bardsley bowling to Jack Ryder; 20x25.5cm. Bardsley played all five Tests in the series, making his highest Test score of 193* in the 2nd Test at Lord's. Ryder was a member of the selection panel for the 1926 Tour playing in the first 4 Tests. The Australians lost the series 1-0 with four Test drawn.

99 · AUSTRALIA 1926 TEST TEAM: Point-of-sale advertising on thick card, titled "The Australian Cricketers - They Leave The Ashes but not their 'Aquatites'", featuring the Australian team collectively posing in a range of Aquatite raincoats, bordered by printed signatures of the players, including Woodfull, Oldfield, Ponsford, Ryder, Grimmett, Bardsley, Macauley & Richardson; overall 35x38cm.

100 · VINTAGE TICKETS: with 1926 Scarborough Cricket Club (England) member's season ticket, 1934 Nottinghamshire CC ticket for England v Australia (Jun. 8th-12th), 1934 Yorkshire CC ticket for England v Australia (Jul. 20th-24th), 1938 Ticket for England v Australia Test Match (final day, 4th Test), 1948 ticket for 'The Introduction of a Lady (or Youth under 14), 1953 day tickets for Gentlemen v Players (2) & T.N. Pearce's XI v Australia;

101 · IVANHOE CRICKET CLUB: a collection of brass & enamel membership fobs for 1926-27, 1927-28, 1929-30, 1930-31, 1933-34, 1934-35, 1935-36, 1936-37, 1938-39, 1939-40 and an undated example engraved "Life Membership" verso. (11 items).

102 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB, membership fobs for 1927-28 (#4445), 1928-29 (#4178) and 1929-30 (#3664) all made by Bentley, (3 items).

103 · SOUTH AUSTRALIAN CRICKET ASSOCIATION: 1927-28 & 1932-33 membership badges both made by SS&Co Ltd (Adelaide); very good condition. (2)

104 · 1927-28 NORTH CANBERRA CRICKET CLUB: 9ct gold pin badge "Presented by D. Dunlop to R. Havill, most improved player 1927-28. Parliament House, Canberra was opened in 1927.

105 · TROPHY CRICKET BALL: with sterling silver shield affixed and engraved 'B.D.C.L./B Grade/Presented by/A.Ross/to L.Brown/Highest Aggregate/50 Wickets/1928-29".

106 · DON BRADMAN - NEW SOUTH WALES: c.late 1920s photograph (15x20cm) of Bradman posing with cricket bat, wearing his NSW blazer, alongside NSW team mates Hal Hooker & Arthur Chipperfield, plus two NSW Cricket association members; framed and glazed using premium conservation materials. Rare.

107 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB: 1928-29 & 1932-33 membership badges both made by Bentley; the latter in very fine condition. (2)

108 · "Sir Donald Bradman : First Test Century" by Dave Thomas (2003), full colour reproduction, attractively mounted, with original Don Bradman signature on a card below the image; overall 72 x 80cm. Bradman's first Test Century was achieved during the second innings of the Third Test against England in Melbourne in early January 1929.

109 · Sydney Cricket Ground Membership fobs, for 1929-30 (#578) and 1931-32, made by Amor. (2).

110 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB, membership fobs for 1930-31, 1931-32, 1932-33, 1933-34 & 1934-35, (5).

111 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB, membership fobs for 1930-31 (#5011), 1931-32 (#2672), and 1932-33 (#1659), all made by Bentley. (3).

112 · "The Australian Cricketer Monthly" Vol.1, No.1 (November 14, 1930) and Vol.1 No.4 (Feb.1931) plus several later newspaper cuttings. Rarely seen. (2).

113 · DON BRADMAN, display with strong ink signature on piece, window mounted with 3 original postcards - "Records Broken or Equalled by Don Bradman", "Australia Test Team - D.J.(Don) Bradman" & "The Australian Test Team, 1930", framed & glazed in period oak timber frame, overall 57 x 46cm.

114 · 1930 AUSTRALIAN TEST TEAM: team photograph (20x27cm) with printed title "LANCASHIRE CRICKET GROUND 1930", with player's names printed on the mount beneath, including Don Bradman, Bill Woodfull, Clarrie Grimmett & Alan Kippax; attractively framed & glazed, overall 43x48cm.

115 · DON BRADMAN - 1930 ASHES TOUR: original press photograph (BBC Publications, London) showing Bradman in his batting stance at the wicket, 15.5x21cm. The 1930 Ashes series was a groundbreaking series for Bradman scoring 334 at Headingley and amassing 974 runs for the series at an average of 139.14.

116 · POSTCARDS - DON BRADMAN: real-photo cards comprising "The Australian Test Team, 1930", "Australian Cricket Team, England, 1934" & "Australian Cricket Team England, 1948" all featuring Bradman, also two 1930s portrait cards commemorating his achievements; plus a couple of modern cards, one design duplicated. (11)

117 · AUSTRALIA v ENGLAND - 2nd TEST LORD'S (Jun.27 to Jul.1) 1930: Selection of items relating to the game comprising scorecard (England's first innings score printed in); press agency photograph (20x15cm) showing Don Bradman at the wicket playing a ball from Wally Hammond; Sydney copy of 'The Referee' (Jul.2) newspaper reporting the Australian win; copy of 'Athletic News' (Jul.7, Manchester, England) reporting on "Australia's Stranglehold'. (4 items)

118 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB, membership fobs for 1931-32, 1932-33, 1933-34, 1934-35 & 1935-36, (5).

119 · ENGLAND V. AUSTRALIA - 1ST TEST MATCH - SYDNEY CRICKET GROUND: panoramic print (24x92cm) showing Stan McCabe & Tim Wall batting on Saturday 3rd December 1932, SIGNED BY McCABE in lower-left corner and on a small inset piece below the print, issued by Mick Simmons Limited and inscribed "In this Match, Stan McCabe scored 187 not out. Stan McCabe is on the Staff of Mick Simmons Limited"; framed & glazed, overall 46x110cm. The First Test of the "Bodyline" Series; England won by 10 wickets.

120 · 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 ". Arthur John Richardson was an Australian all-rounder who played 9 Test Matches for Australia.He played four Tests in 1924–25 against visiting English team,

121 · NORTHERN TASMANIAN CRICKET ASSOCIATION: 1932-33 membership badge both made by Stokes (Melbourne); very good condition.

122 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB membership fobs for 1933-34 (#821), 1933-34 (Country #1716) and 1934-35 (#3886), all made by Bentley, (3).

123 · "Cricket Catalogue (Season 1933-4)" produced for W.A. OLDFIELD LIMITED, Sydney. A very rare example of the illustrated catalogues produced for the company established by Test greats Oldfield and Macartney; 16pp including an article by Oldfield "Some hints on wicket-keeping."

124 · 1932-33 BODYLINE TOUR: "International Cricket, England v Australia; Souvenir of visit of M.C.C. Team; Third Test Match, Played at Adelaide", scarce programme published by R.M.Osborne (Adelaide, 1933); some blemishes, good condition overall.

125 · THE 1934 ASHES SERIES IN ENGLAND: A "Gripu Trousers" English Tour, 1934 fixture card featuring a photograph of the Australian team, the full schedule of matches from May to September with a full page for the five Tests, and a Gripu advert on the back cover together with a key to the players in the photo. Printed by G.W. Hall, Chatswood; also, "The Don Bradman Scoring Sheet and Record of Tour" for the Series; both partially completed in manuscript on print. (2 items). Rare.

126 · 1934 AUSTRALIAN TEST TEAM TO ENGLAND: A school exercise book, the front cover with "The Australian Test Team 1934" heading together with portrait photographs of the sixteen in the touring party (including Barnett and Fleetwood-Smith who did not appear in any of the Tests). The rear cover with the usual "Arithmetical Tables"; the first several internal pages with some English history in a juvenile hand. The only example known to us.

127 · DON BRADMAN - BOWLING: 1934 (Feb.1) original press photograph (Sydney Morning Sun-Herald) showing Bradman bowling during a NSW cricket match, 15.5x21cm.

128 · LEN DARLING - VICTORIA & AUSTRALIA: c. 1930s press photos of Darling, one a portrait photo, the other showing him batting in the nets; also 1986 signed short letter from Darling to a correspondent reminiscing about 1932-33 Bodyline Series and his thrill at being selected for the 1934 Ashes Tour of England. (3 items).

129 · BERT OLDFIELD - NSW & AUSTRALIA: c.1930s press photos of Oldfield, one a portrait photo, the other showing an action image of him wicketkeeping; also two signed letters of correspondence from Oldfield, one dated 1956 on Junior Army & Navy Club (London) letterhead (plus envelope), answering an autograph request, the second a typed letter on Oldfield's Premier Sports Depot illustrated letterhead, reminiscing about the 1934 Ashes Tour

130 · LITERATURE: Selection with 1934 "In Quest of The Ashes, Don Bradman Souvenir Booklet", 1934 "The Story of Test Cricket - England v Australia" booklet, 1938 "Australian XI, English Tour" programme printed for "RMS Orontes", 1938 "The Story of Test Cricket - England v South Africa" booklet, "1948 The Australian Tour" (pre-tour brochure by A.W. Simpson), 1946-47 Pocket Book Cricket Guide; also 1914 "Laws of Cricket" (9th edn) booklet published by M.C.C.

131 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB, membership fobs for 1935-36, 1937-38, 1938-39 & 1940-41, (4).

132 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB: 1935-36 to 1953-54 collection of membership fobs; all different and including a couple of "Country" types, (20).

133 · ASHES CRICKET/CRICKETERS: Assortment with press agency portrait photos of Sid Barnes and Arthur Morris,1948 image of Don Bradman & Arthur Morris walking off the ground (all approx 11x15cm), and a small photo of Morris and Sid Barnes walking out to bat, large photo (21x16cm) of Bradman walking alongside KGVI in 1948, plus a coloured photo of WG Grace (20x15cm); also scorecard for 1934 England v Australia 1st Test at Trent Bridge, 1930 seating plan & tariffs for Lord's Cricket Ground

134 · 1936-37 ASHES SERIES IN AUSTRALIA: song sheet for "Keep Your Tail Up KANGAROO - The Official Australian Cricket Chorus Song" composed by Neil McBeath; published by the V.C.A. and radio station 3AW, with the instruction "To be broadcast and sung at the M.C.C. during the vital Test Match....". [G.N. Raymond Pty Ltd, Collingwood, 1936]. A rare re-issue of the song sheet, originally published in 1931. Don Bradman captained the Australian team against Gubby Allen's Englishmen.

135 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB, membership fobs for 1938-39, 1940-41, 1947-48, 1948-49 & 1949-50, (5).

136 · 1938 ASHES ENGLAND v AUSTRALIA - 4th TEST: Yorkshire Cricket Club reserved seat entrance tickets for 22nd, 23rd, 25th & 26th July for the four-day Test held at the Headingley Cricket Ground (Leeds). (4)

137 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB 1939-40, 1940-41 and 1941-42 Lady's Tickets, (3) scarce War-year issues.

138 · A Golliwog Family cup and saucer set, circa 1940s; the cup shows the family collecting their bats, and the saucer depicts them playing cricket in the yard. Believed to be by Grimwades; saucer 13.5cm diameter; cup 7cm tall. (2 items).

139 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB, membership fobs for 1940-41, 1947-48, 1951-52, 1953-54, 1957-58, 1958-59 & 1958-59 Country, (7).

140 · "The Noble Game of Cricket: Illustrated and Described from Pictures, Drawings and Prints in the Collection of Sir Jeremiah Colman Bt" [London, 1941], a large quarto book, WITH DUST JACKET, containing a hundred reproductions, some coloured, of famous cricket paintings and prints, many being of considerable significance. Limited edition of 150, of which only 100 were offered for sale. SIGNED DEDICATION BY JEREMIAH COLMAN. Extremely rare with dust jacket intact.

141 · LITERATURE: "The Noble Game of Cricket: Illustrated and Described from Pictures, Drawings and Prints in the Collection of Sir Jeremiah Colman Bt" [London, 1941], a large quarto book containing a hundred reproductions, some coloured, of famous cricket paintings and prints, many being of considerable significance. Limited edition of 150, of which only 100 were offered for sale. Signed by Clifford Bax, who wrote the introduction, and with a dedication to the present vendor from Tony Baer.

142 · BRADMAN'S 'COMEBACK': 1946 touched up press agency photograph (23x15cm) showing Bradman pulling Langridge for a boundary in South Australia v MCC 4-day tour match, held at Adelaide between 25-29 October 1946, Bradman as South Australian captain going on to a first innings score of 76.

143 · 1947-48 INDIAN TEST TEAM IN AUSTRALIA: original team photograph, with 17 signatures in the borders including Lala Armanath (Capt.), Vijay Hazare, Vinoo Mankad & Dattu Pahadkar, mounted on thick card; overall 19x24cm, with CofA.

144 · DON BRADMAN - THROUGH THE AGES: Trio of press photos, one showing sat a desk letter writing in the late 1920s, the second Bradman showing at the wicket in his batting stance in early 1930s, the third (crease) showing Bradman arriving at Southampton for the 1938 Test Series in England. (3)

145 · 1947 CAPSTAN TEST CRICKET CALENDER: poster-sized calender showing English Players for the 1946-47 season to the left side and Australian players to the right side, with a Test, M.C.C. & Sheffield Shield fixture list for the 1946-47 season in the middle; 88x53cm, some edge faults, fair condition overall.

146 · DON BRADMAN signed photograph, attractively framed together with a plaque describing his Test match statistics; overall 46 x 36cm.Bradman is captured in his follow-through, watching the ball he has hit to the boundary, with the keeper, Godfrey Evans, frozen in time with his empty gloves in the catching position.

147 · 1948 ASHES ENGLAND v AUSTRALIA - 3rd TEST: Yorkshire Cricket Club reserved seat entrance tickets for 22nd, 23rd, 24th, 26th & 27th July for the five-day Test held at the Headingley Cricket Ground (Leeds). (5)

148 · DON BRADMAN - ENGLAND vs AUSTRALIA, 1948 "INVINCIBLES" ASHES TOUR: original press photograph (The Sport and General Press Agency, London), taken during the second Test at Lord's, showing the Australian Captain chatting to The Duke and Duchess of Gloucester; 15x21cm.

149 · 1948 ASHES ENGLAND v AUSTRALIA - 5th TEST: Surrey County Cricket Club reserved seat entrance tickets for 16th 17th, 18th, 19th August plus a single "Any One Day" ticket, for the five-day Test held at the Kensington Oval Cricket Ground (Leeds). (5)

150 · 1948 "INVINCIBLES" AUSTRALIAN TEAM: mounted team reproduction photograph, SIGNED BY BILL BROWN & ARTHUR MORRIS; overall 26x32cm, With CofA.

151 · AUSTRALIA - 1948 INVINCIBLES TOUR: original press photograph (Fox Photo, London) of the Australian team at Worcester showing Bradman (capt.) & Lindsay Hassett (v/capt) sat together in the front row, 14.5x19.5cm. The Australians commenced the 1948 Tour with a 3-Day watch at Worcester winning by an Innings & 17 runs with Arthur Morris and Bradman both posting centuries.

152 · DON BRADMAN: 'Capstan Test Cricket Calender 1949' featuring large colour portrait of Bradman showing his Test Match records beneath, plus black & white images of 15 other players and manager Keith Johnson, overall 74x49cm; good condition overall.

152a · DON BRADMAN: "Farewell to Cricket", de Luxe leather-bound edition, [London; Theodore Brun, 1950] 1st edition; signed and numbered #487/500.

153 · SOUTH AFRICAN TEST PLAYERS: Eric Rowan (26 Tests, 1938-51) and Hugh Tayfield (37 Tests, 1949-60) original press photographs signed by each; both mounted, framed and glazed. (2).

154 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1878 AUSTRALIAN CRICKETERS: original print on fabric (24x28cm), from an 1878 engraving, entitled 'The Australian Cricketers 1878', window mounted on board, adhered to reverse is a c.1940s Yuillefield Group (tea plantation owners, Ceylon) typed notice naming the players; framed & glazed, overall 49x64cm.

155 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - EARLY PHOTOGRAPHS: 1950 photograph (12x8.5cm) of Graham batting as a nine year old, plus a 1951 photograph (13x8.5cm) of Graham pictured wearing two of the Argus pin badges featured in the next lot.

156 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - PIN BADGES: 1951 Argus pin badges collected by Graham, comprising 'Australia v England 1950-51 Test Tour, (16, all English players), 'Australia v England 1950-51 Test Souvenir' (9, all Australian players), 'Australian 1950-1951 Cricket Series' (21, all Australian players); condition variable. (46)

157 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1955 W.A. SCHOOLBOYS CRICKET: 1954-55 embroidered West Australian State School cricket blazer pocket patch; very good condition.

158 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1955 W.A. STATE SCHOOLBOYS CRICKET CAPTAIN: photograph of Graham McKenzie, as captain of the Western Australian team, being presented with the trophy for winning the 1955 Australian State Schoolboys Cricket Carnival, by Hon. W. Hegney, Minister for Education. In the background are members of the competing teams; framed & glazed, overall 22x45cm.

159 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1955 W.A. STATE SCHOOLBOYS CRICKET CAPTAIN: team photo of the W.A. State Schoolboy Cricket Team as 'Carnival Champions, 1955' showing McKenzie, as captain, holding the trophy, seated in the middle of the front row; window mounted on thick card, overall 30x37cm.

160 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1955 W.A. STATE SCHOOLBOYS CRICKET CAPTAIN: press photographs showing (1) McKenzie wearing his State Schools Boys cap & blazer; (2) Photograph of McKenzie, as Captain, with NSW captain Davidson during the 1955 Australian State Schoolboys Cricket Carnival; (3) 1955 image of McKenzie batting at the WACA; each 12x9.5cm.

161 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1956 W.A. SCHOOLBOYS HOCKEY CAPTAIN: 1956 & 1957 embroidered West Australian Schoolboys hockey blazer pocket patches; both in very good condition. (2)

162 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1956 W.A. SCHOOLBOYS HOCKEY CAPTAIN: press photographs (22x16.5cm) showing McKenzie with other State Captains during the 1956 Under 16 Hockey Championships held at Brisbane, the other showing McKenzie, being congratulated by his father Eric (WA manager/coach) after Western Australia became U-16 Champions of Australia by winning the 1957 Australian Schoolboys Hockey Carnival held at Launceston; also circular 'W.A.' patch for hockey shirt

163 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1956 W.A. SCHOOLBOYS HOCKEY CAPTAIN: team photographs of the West Australia Hockey Team at the Australian Junior Hockey Championships at Brisbane (1956) or at Launceston (1957) where they were Champions of the Australian Junior Hockey Carnival. McKenzie is seated 2nd left in both photographs with his father Eric (manager) sat next to him in the latter image; both images mounted on thick card with printed descriptors above and player identifications beneath.

164 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - c.1956 CLAREMONT FOOTBALL CLUB: action photograph (25x20cm) of a 14 year old McKenzie practising his kicking playing junior football for Claremont. An accompanying newspaper article ( May 3,1956) records that McKenzie was part of an U-16 side which remained undefeated in a 1955 Claremont football competition, and also reports on his talents as a hockey player and cricketer.

165 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1960 WESTERN AUSTRALIAN CRICKET ASSOCIATION DEBUT CAP: cap in deep green with embroidered 'WACA' monogram on front, Philip Joseph 'Kushy Peak' label inside, which is signed by McKenzie. The cap was awarded on McKenzie's Western Australia First Class debut in January 1960.

166 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1960 WESTERN AUSTRALIAN CRICKET ASSOCIATION DEBUT BLAZER: in black wool with gold trim, "WACA" with 'Swan' above embroidered in gold on the pocket, named inside 'G.MCKENZIE'. In very good condition.

167 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1960 WESTERN AUSTRALIAN CRICKET ASSOCIATION: Graham McKenzie's named long-sleeve and short-sleeve jumpers; some signs or wear, fair/good condition overall; early 1960s. (2)

168 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1961 PRE TOUR/TEST DEBUT: pre-tour photograph (13x8cm) of McKenzie training at Cottesloe Beach with his dog "Scottie", another (21x16cm) showing McKenzie and Bobby Simpson at the WACA ground; also Women's Weekly feature article (Apr.5, 1961) on his selection for the Australian cricket team.

169 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1961 ASHES TOUR OF ENGLAND: Graham McKenzie's 1961 Australian Tour blazer in green wool with embroidered Coat-of-Arms & '1961' on pocket, named inside 'G McKENZIE' on Farmer's (Sydney) maker's label. In very good condition.

170 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1961 ASHES TOUR OF ENGLAND: McKenzie's Ashes Tour 'Bob Simpson' cricket bat, initialled in the ownership position by McKenzie, with signatures of players competing in the 5th Test at the Oval on reverse, with 11 English player signatures including Ted Dexter, Peter May, Colin Cowdrey & Brian Statham, the Australian players mostly faded, but with clear signatures of Graham McKenzie, Richie Benaud, Neil Harvey & Barry Jarman.

171 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1961 ASHES TOUR OF ENGLAND: McKenzie's personal miniature bat from the tour, with the signatures of the 18 touring Australians on the face including McKenzie, Richie Benaud, Neil Harvey & Bill Lawry, and 11 signatures of the English team on reverse including Peter May, Colin Cowdrey, Ted Dexter & Fred Trueman, initialled in the ownership position by McKenzie; very good condition.

172 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1961 ASHES TOUR OF ENGLAND: P & O Orient Lines SS Himalaya souvenir programme containing individual SIGNED images of the 17 players in the touring party including Graham McKenzie, Richie Benaud (Capt.), Neil Harvey, Bobby Simpson, Alan Davidson; slight foxing, otherwise very good condition.

173 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1961 ASHES TOUR OF ENGLAND: Team photo (20x26cm) signed by 13 members of the touring party (some signatures are tad difficult to pick out from the background) including Graham McKenzie, Alan Davidson, Bill Lawry, Wally Grout, Barry Jarman & Bobby Simpson.

174 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1961 ASHES TOUR OF ENGLAND: Mostly press action photos from the tour, a few annotated in Graham McKenzie's hand including his dismissal of Colin Cowdrey on the first day of 2nd Test Match at Lords, annotated on reverse "My 1st Test Wicket", another showing McKenzie walking off the ground after being dismissed during a tour match at Leicester annotated on reverse "This match was the first time I got 5 wickets in an innings; 5/60 1st Innings";

175 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1961 ASHES TOUR OF ENGLAND: press photos from the tour mostly showing McKenzie in the company of other players dressed in formal attire including McKenzie, Richie Benaud, Norm O'Neil, Neil Harvey, Bill Lawry & Bobby Simpson studying a newspaper on arrival at Tilbury, England; one showing 11 players including McKenzie on board SS Himalaya on arrival at Tilbury; another showing the Australian fast bowling trio of McKenzie, Frank Misson & Ron Gaunt;

176 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1961 ASHES TOUR OF ENGLAND: Australian cricket team official tie worn by McKenzie on the 1961 tour; also two other Ashes Tour ties in blue or in green, both dated '1961 with Australian coat-of-arms. (3)

177 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1961 ASHES TOUR OF ENGLAND: 1961 (Apr.5) aerogramme sent from Graham McKenzie to his parents whilst in transit to England aboard the SS Himalaya, just prior to arrival at Colombo in which he muses "On board ship is just like being at Rottnest in someways in that we lie around in the sun, swim & play games all day long"; also a file of newspaper clippings related to the tour compiled by McKenzie's cousin Henry Crawford, British Sportsman's Club Luncheon invitation,

178 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1961 ASHES TOUR OF ENGLAND: Graham McKenzie's trunk used on the 1961 Tour of England named 'G.McK'; length 100cm, width 60cm, depth 54cm.

179 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1961 ASHES TOUR OF ENGLAND: McKenzie's personal Eumig movie camera, purchased by McKenzie in Aden whilst in transit to England aboard the SS Himalaya, in the original leather case; good condition.

180 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1961 ASHES TOUR OF ENGLAND: Graham McKenzie's Trans-Australia Airlines Carry Bag inscribed 'Australian XI Tour of U.K., 1961, G.D. McKenzie' in good condition, length 45cm.

181 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - EARLY 1960s AUSTRALIAN TEST MATCH CRICKET JUMPERS: Graham McKenzie's named long-sleeve and short-sleeve jumpers; some signs or wear, fair/good condition overall. (2)

182 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1962-63 ASHES SERIES: Pre-Sydney 5th Test Match Dinner, being a commemorative folder produced by the Chevron-Hilton Hotel (Sydney) containing a photograph showing the full Australian team seated and ready to dine, with autographs of the full team on the opposite page. The Fifth Test was drawn at the Sydney Cricket Ground, resulting in a drawn series, with Australia retaining the Ashes. Graham McKenzie took 20 wickets in the series.

183 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1962-63 ASHES SERIES: 1963 Official Australia team photograph, titled 'Australia v England, 5th Test, Sydney Cricket Ground, February 15th-20th 1963', showing McKenzie 2nd left on back row; players names printed on mount, overall 29x34cm.

184 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1962-63 ASHES SERIES: photograph of the 1962-63 MCC touring team with 18 signatures including Ted Dexter (Capt.), Alec Bedser, Ken Barrington, Brian Statham, Fred Trueman, Colin Cowdrey, plus England's tour manager The Duke of Norfolk.

185 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1962-63 WA SHEFFIELD SHIELD: Official team photograph, titled 'W.A. Sheffield Shield Cricket Team, Eastern States Tour 1962-65', showing McKenzie 2nd left on back row; players names inscribed on mount, overall 30x34cm.

186 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1962-63 ASHES SERIES: English Cricket Cap in deep blue with embroidered 'George & Dragon' on front worn by wicket-keeper Alan (A.C.) Smith during the series and exchanged with Graham McKenzie. The names of both cricketers are on the underside of the cap.

187 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1963-64 AUSTRALIA v SOUTH AFRICA TEST SERIES: 1963-64 Official Australian team photograph, titled 'Australian Test Cricket Team, First Test v South Africa - Brisbane 1963', showing McKenzie 2nd left on back row; players names printed on mount beneath and 10 signatures including McKenzie, Bobby Simpson, Norm O'Neill, Peter Burge, Bill Lawry & Wally Grout; framed & glazed, overall 32x39cm.

188 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1963-64 AUSTRALIA v SOUTH AFRICA TEST SERIES: 1963-64 Official Australian team photograph, titled 'Australia v South Africa, 2nd Test, January 1st - 6th, 1964, Melbourne Cricket Ground ', showing McKenzie 2nd left on back row; players names printed on mount beneath, overall 30x37cm.

189 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 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.

190 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1963-64 AUSTRALIA v SOUTH AFRICA TEST SERIES: Graham McKenzie's Australian blazer in green wool with embroidered Coat-of-Arms & '1963-64' on pocket, named inside 'G McKENZIE, 11/63' on Farmer's (Sydney) maker's label. In very good condition.

191 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1963-64 AUSTRALIA v SOUTH AFRICA TEST SERIES: South Africa v Prime Minister's XI official photograph showing both competing teams, standing outside the Bradman Pavilion, at Manuka Oval, Canberra, on Monday 3rd February, 1964. Graham McKenzie is seated at far right of front row, with Australian prime minister Sir Robert Menzies sat in the middle of the front row; and former English Test fast bowler (and recent emigrant) Frank Tyson

192 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1963-64 AUSTRALIA v SOUTH AFRICA TEST SERIES: Graham McKenzie signed press photograph showing him hitting a huge six to the top of the Member's Pavilion during the Third Test at the SCG (Jan.10-15, 1964), McKenzie going to make his highest Test score of 76, in a then record 7th wicket partnership of 160 with Richie Benaud.

193 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1964-1970 SIGNED CRICKET STUMP: split and hinged cricket stump with signatures of six international cricket teams of the period comprising 1964 Australian Ashes Team touring England, 1967-68 Indian Cricket Team touring Australia, 1968-69 West Indies Team touring Australia, 1970 New Zealand Cricket Team, 1970 Australian (2nd XI) Team touring New Zealand and 1971-72 World XI in Australia; signatures noted include Australians Graham McKenzie,

194 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1964 TOUR OF ENGLAND, INDIA & PAKISTAN: bundle of documents and contract notices relating to the 1964 Tour, with typed notifications relating to travel arrangements, one signed by tour manager Ray Steele, another by treasurer Jack Ledward; also tour itinerary and 1964 copies of 'Playfair Cricket Monthly' (June) and World Sports (Aug.) with includes an article on McKenzie. (small qty).

195 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1964 TOUR OF ENGLAND, INDIA & PAKISTAN: photographs relating to the 1964 Tour including McKenzie being presented to the Queen during the 2nd Test at Lord's; also sponsor's postcard showing the Australian Touring Team, and a signed print of McKenzie ; condition variable. (6 items)

196 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1964 TOUR OF ENGLAND, INDIA & PAKISTAN: silver plate trophy containing cricket ball, presented to Graham McKenzie for taking the highest number of wickets (10) in the 1964 (Oct.2 to 7) 1st Test held at Madras; also decorated metal salver presented to McKenzie to commemorate a one day stopover match between Australia & Ceylon (15th Apr. 1964), whilst the Australian team was en route to England. (2 items)

197 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1964-65 AUSTRALIAN CRICKET SEASON: selection of items comprising photograph (33x17cm) of McKenzie taking his 100th Test wicket during the Test Match against Pakistan (Dec.4-8, 1964), photograph (19x14cm, signed by McKenzie) showing him with Pakistan batsman Hanif Mohammad following McKenzie's milestone 100th wicket and Mohammad's century in the same Test; also 1965 (July 19) courtesy aerogramme from the WA Education Department

198 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1965 AUSTRALIAN TOUR OF WEST INDIES: Graham McKenzie's "Baggy Green" in green wool with embroidered Australian Coat-of-Arms & '1965' on the front, Farmer's maker's label on the inside marked 'GRAHAM McKENZIE'. In very good condition. The West Indies won the series 2-1. McKenzie appeared in all 5 Tests taking 17 wickets. His 5 for 33 in the West Indies 2nd Innings of the Fifth Test helped Australia secure their only win of the Test series.

199 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1965 AUSTRALIAN TOUR OF WEST INDIES: 1965 Official Australian team photograph, in folder, titled 'Australian Board of Control for International Cricket, West Indies, 1965', showing McKenzie 3nd left on back row; players names printed on mount beneath, overall 30x36cm.

200 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1965 AUSTRALIAN TOUR OF WEST INDIES: Western Australian 'Sports Star of the Year' award, presented to Mckenzie for 'Outstanding Performance 1964-65', being a stylized metal figurine mounted on a wooden base, 33cm high; also photograph of Eric McKenzie accepting the award on behalf of his son from WA Premier Sir David Brand, whilst Graham was in British Guiana; also a 1965 Tour promotional postcard showing Australian team members

201 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1965-66 ASHES SERIES IN AUSTRALIA: Ian Chappell's "Baggy Green" for the 1965-66 Ashes Series in green wool with embroidered Australian Coat-of-Arms & '1965-66' on the front and the interior label marked 'CHAPPELL' The cap was exchanged with Graham McKenzie, as the initial cap sizes were incorrect, and the cap also bears McKenzie's signature on the interior lining. In very good condition.

202 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 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.

203 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1965-66 ASHES SERIES IN AUSTRALIA: 1965-66 Official Australian team photograph for 3th Test, titled 'Australia v. England, Sydney Cricket Ground, 7th-11th January, 1966', showing McKenzie 4th from the left on back row; players names printed on mount beneath; overall 29x35cm.

204 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1965-66 ASHES SERIES IN AUSTRALIA: 1965-66 Official Australian team photograph for 4th Test, titled 'Australian Test Cricket Team, Fourth Test Match - Adelaide Oval, January 28 - February2, 1966; Australia 516 defeated England 241 and 266 ', showing McKenzie 4th from the left on back row; players names printed on mount beneath; overall 30x33cm.

205 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1965-66 ASHES SERIES IN AUSTRALIA: photograph (16.5x22cm) showing McKenzie being clapped off the ground by team mates after taking 6 for 48 in England's First Innings of the 4th Test at Adelaide, signed by Graham McKenzie.

206 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - WESTERN AUSTRALIA - 1965 SEASON: Official photograph titled 'Western Australia Cricket Association, W.A. v N.S.W., Sydney Cricket Ground, 23/11/65; W.A. 364 and 6 for 225, defeated N.S.W., 9 for 270 declared and 318, outright by 4 wickets', showing McKenzie 3rd from left on back row; players names printed on mount beneath; overall 29x35cm.

207 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1966-67 TOUR OF SOUTH AFRICA: Official tour Qantas Carry Bag used by McKenzie, inscribed '1966-67 Australian Cricket Team Tour of South Africa' and 'QANTAS V-Jet Passenger': in very good condition, length 51cm.

208 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1966-67 TOUR OF SOUTH AFRICA: Official Australian team photograph titled 'Australian Tour of South Africa 1966/7', showing McKenzie seated in front row, 2nd from the right. Player names are printed on mount beneath, with player signatures in the borders of the mount (some faded) including McKenzie, Bobby Simpson (Capt.), Bill Lawry & Ian Chappell (both faded), Keith Stackpole and Tour Manager/Treasurer Bill Jacobs; framed & glazed, overall 33x41cm.

209 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1966-67 TOUR OF SOUTH AFRICA: 1966-67 Official Australian team photograph titled 'Australian Tour of South Africa 1966/7', showing McKenzie seated on front row, 2nd from the right. Player names are printed on mount beneath, with 18 signatures in the borders of the mount (some faded) including McKenzie, Bobby Simpson (Capt.), Bill Lawry, Ian Chappell, Keith Stackpole, Ian Redpath & Tour Manager/Treasurer Bill Jacobs; overall 29x35cm.

210 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1967 REST OF THE WORLD v BARBADOS: 1967 Rest of the World team photograph (signed by McKenzie on reverse) for a 4-day match (Mar. 8-11, 1967) against Barbados to celebrate the country's independence. The Rest of the World team included Australians McKenzie, Bill Lawry & Neil Hawke, plus Rohan Kanhai, Tom Graveney, Mustaq Mohammed & Lance Gibbs, the Barbados team including Wes Hall, Charlie Griffiths, Conrad Hunte

211 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1967 ROTHMAN'S WORLD CUP: Gold Medal presented to Graham McKenzie as a member of the victorious Rest of the World Team who defeated both England and Pakistan in the Tri-Nation 50-over Series; 80gr of 18ct gold, with presentation box.The Rest of the World Team, led by Gary Sobers, featuring a host of South African & West Indies star players, easily won the 3-match 50 over Tournament against England & Pakistan held at Lord's...

212 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1967 ROTHMAN'S WORLD CUP: Souvenir programme for the 3-Match Series with signed images of 10 of the 12 Rest of the World included players including Graham McKenzie, West Indians Gary Sobers (Capt.) Rohan Kanhai & Conrad Hunte, and South Africans Graeme Pollock and Eddie Barlow; also press photograph (19x24cm) showing the Rest of the World team (McKenzie 2nd left, back row) for their Sept.9th match against England held at Lord's. (2 items).

213 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1968 CRICKETER OF THE YEAR: Blazer in green wool with gold trim presented to McKenzie by Peanut Marketing Board (Kingaroy, Qld) for their 'Cricketer of the Year' award, with embroidered 'Golden Peanut Award 1967-68' patch on pocket, the jacket custom tailored by Rothwells of Brisbane. In excellent condition.

214 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1968 CRICKETER OF THE YEAR: wooden 'Golden Peanut Award - Australia's Cricketer of Year' trophy presented to Graham McKenzie by Sir Alan Mansfield (Governor of Queensland) on behalf of the Peanut Marketing Board at Brisbane on March 20, 1968; length 40cm, width 17cm; also a 1968 (Mar.23) newspaper cutting from 'The West Australian' showing McKenzie holding the trophy, and wearing the presentation blazer (see previous lot).

215 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1968 CRICKETER OF THE YEAR: Slazenger "Tom Veivers 'Autograph'" full sized cricket back with inscription on face 'Presented by the Peanut Marketing Board Kingaroy, Queensland, to Graham McKenzie, W.A, Cricketer of the Year 1968, Winner of the Golden Peanut Award' with message "Good luck, for the big blade, Tom Veivers" on the face; festooned with over 60 signatures on reverse including Graham McKenzie, Ray Lindwall, Peter Burge, Wally Grout & Sam Trimble.

216 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1968-69 WEST INDIES TOUR OF AUSTRALIA: Two large photos (each 24x29cm) recording the occasion of McKenzie's 200th Test Wicket trapping Gary Sobers lbw in the West Indies 2nd Innings,the first photo showing McKenzie appealing with Sobers trapped on his crease, the second image showing McKenzie being congratulated by his team mates after the fall of the wicket, both images signed by McKenzie on reverse; some edge blemishes.

217 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1968-69 WEST INDIES TOUR OF AUSTRALIA: official team sheet for 'West Indies Touring Team Australia/New Zealand 1968-69' with 19 signatures including Gary Sobers, Basil Butcher, Roy Fredericks, Lance Gibbs, Charlie Griffith, Wes Hall, Rohan Kanhai & Clive Lloyd.

218 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1969-70 AUSTRALIAN TOUR OF INDIA AND SOUTH AFRICA: selection of items relating to the tour comprising tour tie with Australian Coat of Arms & '1969-70' beneath; Season's Greetings card including a colour image of the Australian team sent from Graham McKenzie to his mother and father; Australian Board of Control documentation for the tour including full travel itinerary.

219 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1970 REST OF THE WORLD V ENGLAND SERIES: selection of items relating to the series comprising official tie; press photograph of the ROW team selected for the First Match at Lord's showing McKenzie at the far right of the front row, being the only Australian in the team, signed on the reverse by Graham McKenzie; also two magazines from the period with articles featuring McKenzie. (4 items).

220 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1971 ONE DAY INTERNATIONAL CRICKET: Cricket Australia/Australian Cricketers' Association shirt issued to commemorate the First One Day International cricket match held at the MCG between England and Australia on 5th January 1971, Graham McKenzie bowling the first ball of the match to Geoff Boycott. The size XXL shirt is named 'McKenzie' and numbered '5' on reverse.

221 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1972-73 'INTERNATIONAL WANDERERS': photograph of the International Wanderers cricket team that toured Rhodesia in 1972-73 showing McKenzie seated at far right of the front row. The team, captained by Englishman Brian Close, also included fellow Australians John Maclean & Bruce Francis plus English players Tony Greig & John Edrich and Glenn Turner of New Zealand.

222 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1969-1975 LEICESTERSHIRE COUNTY CRICKET: Graham McKenzie's Leicestershire cricket cap in green wool with embroidered fox on the front, named and signed by Graham McKenzie on the underside, in very good condition.McKenzie took 465 wickets playing for Leicestershire over 7 seasons at an average of 22.33. In 1975, his last year, they won the County Cricket Championship for the first time in the club's history.

223 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1969-1975 LEICESTERSHIRE COUNTY CRICKET: Leicestershire blazer worn by McKenzie, in green wool with embroidered 'Fox' patch on pocket, hand tailored by Charles Scotney (Leicester). In good condition.

224 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1969-1975 LEICESTERSHIRE COUNTY CRICKET: Leicestershire long-sleeve and short-sleeve jumpers issued to Graham McKenzie on joining the club in 1969, both made by Alan Paine of Godalming (England), both with McKenzie's name on the maker's label, the short-sleeved jumper with embroidered 'Fox' patch on the front. Some staining, good condition overall. (2 items)

225 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1969-1975 LEICESTERSHIRE COUNTY CRICKET: sterling silver trophy presented to Graham McKenzie by the Lord's Taverners after Leicestershire's County Championship win in 1975; height 15cm, weight 158gr.

226 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1969-1975 LEICESTERSHIRE COUNTY CRICKET: Cricket ball used by Graham McKenzie to take 7 wickets for 8 runs in the first innings of a County Cricket match against Glamorgan in 1971, McKenzie finishing with match figures on 11 for 37, also contributing an undefeated 53 with the bat. The ball is detached from its presentation plinth.

227 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1969-1975 LEICESTERSHIRE COUNTY CRICKET: Selection of items relating to Graham's career with Leicestershire comprising mounted colour team photo after winning the 1975 County Championship, showing McKenzie (at far left of front row) captain Ray Illingworth and a very young David Gower in the back row, signed by McKenzie on reverse; also 1969 team photo, 1975 celebratory photo after winning the 1975 County Championship with IIlingworth holding trophy aloft,

228 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1977-1979 WORLD SERIES CRICKET: Graham McKenzie's World Series Cricket Cap in yellow wool, with the WCS logo on the front, signed on the underside by McKenzie; in very good condition.

229 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1977-1979 WORLD SERIES CRICKET: Graham McKenzie's World Series Cricket short-sleeve woollen jumper, size XL, with the WCS logo on the front. In very good condition.

230 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1977-1979 WORLD SERIES CRICKET: Graham McKenzie's World Series cricket long-sleeve woollen jumper, size XL. In very good condition.

231 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - 1978 TESTIMONIAL: Selection of items comprising Testimonial Book & Testimonial Dinner menu both signed by McKenzie, also ticket No '121' for the Dinner, and Testimonial ties (2), in blue or in green. (5 items)

232 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - TRANSVAAL - 1979 'DATSUN SHIELD' 60-OVER COMPETITION: Graham McKenzie's long-sleeve and short-sleeve jumpers that he wore during the series, both with Provinces's lion logo on the front; good condition (2)

233 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - WESTERN AUSTRALIAN 'TEAM OF THE CENTURY': c.2000 'Team of the Century' full-size cricket bat with signatures of the 12 selected players comprising Geoff Marsh, Graeme Wood, Kim Hughes, John Inverarity, Justin Langer, Barry Shepherd, Rod Marsh, Tom Moody, Terry Alderman, Graham McKenzie, Dennis Lillee & Bruce Yardley. In very good condition. Only 14 signed bats were produced.

234 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - WESTERN AUSTRALIAN 'TEAM OF THE CENTURY': 2000 (Apr. 5th) commemorative metal plaque presented to Graham McKenzie on being nominated for inclusion in the 'Western Australian Team of the Century', mounted on wooded base, overall 30x23cm. Very good condition.

235 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - WESTERN AUSTRALIA'S 206th 1ST CLASS PLAYER: Western Australian Cricket Association commemorative shirt (in box) acknowledging Graham McKenzie as the 206th player to play for Western Australia. As new.

236 · GRAHAM MCKENZIE COLLECTION - BALANCE OF COLLECTION: with Ashes Tie, photos (2) of Graham McKenzie receiving 1964 W.A. Sportsman of the Year trophy, 1965 postcard showing Australian Cricketers touring West Indies & British Guiana, 1972-72 Claremont-Cottesloe CC team photo, four 1970s cricket magazines with articles on McKenzie, and a 1957 Australian Junior Hockey Carnival (Launceston) 'Fairest & Best' trophy (damaged) awarded to McKenzie. (10 items)

237 · VICTORIA - STATE BLAZER: for unknown player, in dark navy blue with embroidered 'VCA' on pocket, made by Ellinson, c.1950s.

238 · CRICKET BOOKS/GUIDES: comprising 'Pocket Book Cricket Guide 1946-47', Associated Publishers 'Test Cricket 1963-64 - South Africa-Australia Test Series', ABC Cricket Books 1964 'Australian Tour of England' & 1970-71 'MCC Tour of Australia' (staining), 1965 'Flagstaff Cricket Annual', C.B.C Savings Bank 'Souvenir Cricket Score Book - Test Season, 1965-66' (scores neatly filled in), Scanlens Cricket Sticker Album No. 2 (c.1984, almost complete) and a Don Bradman postcard;

239 · 1950 CAPSTAN 'GIANTS OF THE PAST' CRICKET CALENDER: poster-sized calender, showing the Test records of leading batsman and bowlers for England (on the left) and Australia (on the right), with a large colour image at the top of an 1873 game between England and Victoria at the MCG; 72x49cm, couple small holes, good condition overall, with the original Capstan wrapper.

240 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB, membership fobs for 1950-51, 1951-52, 1952-53, 1953-54, 1954-55, 1955-56, 1956-57, 1957-58 & 1959-60, (9).

241 · "West Indies Tests Pictorial - Souvenir Programme 1951" (published in Adelaide by Sunrise Press); the "Sporting Globe Cricket Book 1950-51"; and, the souvenir programme for "Marylebone Cricket Club XI versus A Victorian Country XI played at Kardinia Park, Geelong" Feb. 1951. (3 items).

241a · "The M.C.C. Book for the Young Cricketer" (1951); "Cricket, Advance!" by Gary Sobers (1965); "Ted Dexter Declares - An Autobiography" (1966); ""Cricket Crusader" by Gary Sobers (1966); "The Wisden Book of Cricket Memorabilia" (1990), plus several others. (11 items).

242 · VICTORIAN TRAMWAYS SOCIAL CRICKET ASSOCIATION: 1952-73 small ephemeral collection comprising a V.T.S.C.A. blazer pocket, various itineraries and programmes with team lists, etc. (8 items).

243 · YORKSHIRE C.C.C. ANNUAL REPORTS: 1953, 1954, 1955, 1956 (2), 1973, 1977, 1978, & 1981 editions; some blemishes on 1950s issues, though hardbound bindings are intact. (9)

244 · THE 1958 ENGLAND TEAM TO AUSTRALIA: A real photo postcard depicting the P. & O. Iberia, fully signed in ink by the England touring party which included Cowdrey, Graveney, May, Statham and Laker.

244a · OFFICIAL TEAM PHOTOS: display comprising "Australia v England, 2nd Test, Melbourne 1958-59" (Allan Studios, Collingwood) showing Australian team, mounted on card with 30 signatures including Australians Richie Benaud (Capt.), Wally Grout, Ray Lindwall, Neil Harvey, Bob Simpson & Englishmen Peter May, Colin Cowdrey, Ted Dexter, Brian Statham, Tom Graveney & Fred Trueman; "Australian Test Cricket Cricket Team, for India & Pakistan, 1959" with 18 signatures (some faded) including Richie Benaud (Cap

245 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB, membership fobs for 1960-61, 1961-62, 1962-63, 1963-64, 1964-65, 1965-66, 1966-67, 1967-68, 1968-69 & 1969-70, (10).

246 · 1960 AUSTRALIA v WEST INDIES "TIED TEST": Full size cricket bat, created to commemorate the December 1960 tied test between Australia and West Indies in Brisbane, signed by eight members of the Australian Team including Richie Benaud, Neil Harvey, Bobby Simpson & Alan Davidson plus seven West Indies team members including Gary Sobers, Rohan Kanhai & Wes Hall. Only 100 bats produced, with CofA (2021) for a similar (framed) bat.

247 · "The West Indies Team in Australia 1960-61": official team photograph (37x25cm) including Frank Worrell (Capt.), Gary Sobers, Conrad Hunte, Rohan Kanhai, Seymour Nurse, Wes Hall & Lance Gibbs; framed & glazed, overall 57x47cm. Ex 'The Cricketers Bar', Windsor Hotel, Melbourne. This was the team that competed in the famous Tied Test of the 1960-61 Series and endeared themselves to the Australian public by making a huge contribution to an exciting seesaw series they might easily have won.

248 · GROUP OF ITEMS: with framed & glazed 'Australian Team on Tour, 1961' Team Sheet (38x33cm), several signatures faded, approximately 15 clear signatures including Richie Benaud, Neil Harvey, Bill Lawry & Wally Grout; framed & glazed print (42x36cm) of 19th Century English Cricketer John Tunnicliffe with CofA stating it to be a "Genuine Antiquarian Cricket Print"; framed reproduction print of Colman's Mustard advert featuring W.G.Grace (30x25cm); three miniature cricket bats,

249 · AUSTRALIAN TEST CRICKETER AUTOGRAPHS: A collection of autographed displays in an album; including Colin Guest (1 Test), Les Joslin (1 Test), Fred Freer (1 Test), Ashley Woodcock (1 Test), Des Hoare (1 Test), Ken Eastwood (1 Test), Ian Callen (1 Test), Simon Davis (1 Test), Wayne Phillips (1 Test), Robert Kerr (2 Tests), Tony Dell (2 Tests), John Gannon (3 Tests), Graeme Beard (3 Tests), Richard Robinson (3 Tests), David Sincock (3 Tests), John Benaud (3 Tests), Geff Noblet (3 Tests), etc. (41).

250 · TOM VEIVERS COLLECTION: 1964 ASHES TOUR OF ENGLAND: P & O Orient Lines SS Orcades souvenir programme (initialled 'T.V.' on front cover) containing individual SIGNED images of the 17 players in the touring party including Veivers, Bobby Simpson (Capt.), Brian Booth, Wally Grout, Bill Lawry, Norm O'Neill & Graham McKenzie; also team photo postcard (promoting Australian produce on reverse) and a copy letter from Tom Veivers,

251 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB, membership fobs for 1965-66 then between 1970-71 and 1983-84 plus a few duplicated, VFL Park fobs and others, (22 items).

251a · AUSTRALIAN CRICKETERS: A collection of hardcover books; all with dust jackets, including "The Greatest Test of All" by Fingleton (1961); The Young Cricketer" by Lou & Richie Benaud (1964); "My Country's 'Keeper" by Wally Grout (1965); "Captain's Story" by Bob Simpson" (1966; signed); "Run Digger - His own Story" by Bill Lawry (1966; signed); "Simpson's Safari" by R.S. Whitington (1967); plus 4 others. (10 volumes).

252 · CRICKET: A small library of books including Wisden Cricketers' Almanack 1967, 1974, 1975, 1979, 1996 and 1999, The Bradman Albums plus others, (26 vols.)

253 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB: 1968-69 - 1990-91 collection of "Lady's Tickets"; includes a couple of duplicates, (25).

254 · 1968 AUSTRALIAN TOUR OF ENGLAND: Alan Connolly's official Australian team silk tie with embroidered Australian coat-of-arms; another Australian team tie in pure green wool, with embroidered kangaroo over "LXVIII / U.K."; together with an autographed photograph of Connolly bowling during that tour. With 23 wickets, Connolly was the most successful bowler from both teams in the Series.

254a · "The Noblest Game : A book of fine cricket prints" by Neville Cardus and John Arlott, [London : George G. Harrap & Co.] 1969; 1st edition; #39 from the "Special edition of 100" signed by the authors; leather and cloth hardcover binding; housed in a slipcase.

254b · Dunhill: Victorian Era Sports Series ceramic Cricket figurine, "cast exclusively for Dunhill for Men fragrances" and serial No.1222 to base; accompanied by cricket bat shaped bottle opener with "Randall Hicks Competition Tyres" on the back and "opening bat" on the front. (2 items).

255 · M.C.C. TOUR TO AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND 1974-75: official M.C.C. team sheet fully signed in pen by the whole touring party of 19, including Denness (Capt.), Edrich (Vice-Capt.), Amiss, Grieg, Knott and Willis; mounted together with an official M.C.C. Tour badge and the team tie. (3 items).

256 · WEST INDIES CRICKET TOUR OF AUSTRALIA 1975-76: Official team sheet, signed in ink by the whole touring party of 19, including Lloyd (Capt.), Murray (Vice. Capt.), Gibbs, Greenidge, Richards & Holding. Displayed together with the official WI cloth badge and the official team tie. [Previously displayed in The Cricketer's Bar, Windsor Hotel, Melbourne). (3 items).

257 · LITERATURE: Collector's archive in three cartons with books including hardbound "Botham - My Autobiography" (1994), "The Complete Who's Who of Test Cricketers" by Christopher Martin-Jenkins (1980), "McGilvray - The Game is not the Same" (1986); 1970s-1980s periodicals incl. 1986 "Bradman and The Bush" by Piesse & Ferguson (1986), various issues of 'Australian Cricket' (incl.1970 Yearbook) 'Cricketer' (incl. 1976 annual) & 'World of Cricket' magazines;

258 · DONALD BRADMAN: limited edition "The Man, The Legend" large format portrait photograph (59x49cm) taken of Bradman at home in 1977, SIGNED BY BRADMAN & BY PHOTOGRAPHER DAVID SIMPSON, numbered #3 of 20; framed & glazed; overall 92x80cm, with CofA.

258a · WORLD LEGENDS OF CRICKET: c. 1980 World Series Cricket Australia v "The World" full size cricket bat signed by 14 Australian players including Graham Yallop, Kim Hughes, David Hookes, Doug Walters, & Jeff Thomson and 13 "The World" players including Barry Richards, Zaheer Abbas, Desmond Haynes, Clive Rice, Graeme Pollock, Joel Garner & Andy Roberts. In very good condition.

259 · Framed selection of images incl. "The Invincibles - 50th Anniversary" limited edition with facsimile autographs, reprint of a 1930 Syd Miller humorous image of Australian cricketers, copy of an 1862 photograph showing English XI aboard Cobb & Co's Leviathan Coach on departing the Black Bull Hotel, Geelong, 1997 "The Indians are Coming" promotional poster for Australia-India Test Series, 1984 "Herald" poster titled "Lillee Quits" with a signed Dennis Lillee

260 · PLAYER SIGNATURES: on Centenary of the Ashes (1982) envelopes including Australians on 3 envelopes with Greg Chappell (2), Jeff Thomson (2), Kepler Wessels (2), Allan Border (2), Kim Hughes (2), Dennis Lillee, Rod Marsh & Geoff Lawson; English players on two envelopes including David Gower, Allan Lamb, Bob Willis & Derek Randall. (38 signatures on 5 covers)

260a · TEAM PHOTOGRAPHS, comprising four official photographs - 1982 Australia Under 19 v Pakistan with 14 signatures on mount (including Mike Veletta, captain; Dodemaide, McDermott & Trimble); 1983 Australian Under 19 Tour to England; 1982-83 Queensland Colts; and 1990-91 Australian Prime Minister's XI; window mounted together, framed & glazed, overall 73 x 82cm.Provenance: The Craig McDermott collection.

261 · ALAN KIPPAX - AUSTRALIA: original pen & ink caricature of Kippax by Peter Hobbs on art paper, 22x14cm.

262 · AUSTRALIA: 1980s envelopes including 1984 Centenary Test illustrated covers signed by mostly Australian cricketers including Don Bradman (2), Bill O'Reilly (2), Ashley Mallett (2), David Gilbert (3), Craig McDermott, Greg Matthews (2) & Greg Ritchie; also noted New Zealander Martin Snedden and some unsigned covers. (26 items)

263 · ROD MARSH (1947 - 1022), A match-worn Australian Test Team long-sleeved jumper, endorsed "Rod M" on the maker's label, Provenance: Acquired by the vendor at a cricket club dinner in Perth, W.A. Marsh had donated the jumper as the major prize in a fund-raising raffle.

264 · DENNIS LILLEE & DON BRADMAN: signature on large colour photo (19x27cm) of Lillee in his delivery stride and a signed hardback copy of his book "My Life in Cricket"; also DON BRADMAN: bold signature on 1957 reprint of the "Grand National Cricket Match" print, "Don Bradman Recalls" cassette tape (1984) and ABC video "The Bradman Era" as recalled by Bill O'Reilly (1984). (5 items)

265 · INDIA: 1980s envelopes or philatelic covers signed by Indian cricketers including Syed Kirmani, Roger Binny (2), Askok Malhotra, Rajinder Singh Ghai, Chetan Sharma & Krish Srikkanth . (10 items)

266 · 1985 AUSTRALIAN CRICKET TOUR: official team sheet, sponsored by Castlemaine XXXX, with 19 signatures including Allan Border, Jeff Thomson, David Boon, Geoff Lawson & Craig McDermott; framed & glazed, overall 30x24cm.

267 · BOB HAWKE - SIGNED PHOTOGRAPH: display featuring a photograph by Canberra Times photographer Peter Wells, catching the moment when Hawke is struck in the face, breaking his glasses, whilst batting in a cricket match against the Press in Canberra, November 1984. Wells won 'Press photograph of the Year' award for the image; the display included a 2nd Hawke signature on a small piece, frame & glazed, overall 34x26cm.

268 · THE ASHES 1989 - THE LORD'S PAVILION: print of David Gentleman's 1986 watercolour, signed in the borders by both competing teams in the 1989 Ashes Series including Allan Border, Steve Waugh, Ian Healy, David Gower, Mike Gatting & Allan Lamb; framed & glazed, overall 64x85cm.

269 · "The Bradman Albums" cased set of 2 volumes; "Australian Cricket" the 5 volume boxed set by Pollard; "World Championship of Cricket" by Steele and a small cricket-themed desk clock, plus range other other cricket publications. (small qty)

270 · AUSTRALIA v ENGLAND TEST SERIES 1990-91: A "Clashes for the Ashes" Gray-Nicholls full-sized bat, signed by the Australian and English squads - 13 of Australia and 17 of England. Led by Alan Border, Australia won the Series 5-0.

271 · SHANE WARNE (1969-2022) -1993 ASHES SERIES AUSTRALIAN TEAM BATTING HELMET: Worn during Warne's first Ashes tour of England where he became the leading wicket taker for the six-Test series with 34 wickets. It was in this series, on the 2nd Day of the First Test at Old Trafford, that Warne produced the legendary "Ball of the Century" bamboozling Mike Gatting with a leg-break which pitched outside leg, then turned viciously to clip the off-stump. Signed to the front of the helmet.

272 · AUSTRALIA in PAKISTAN 1994: Craig McDermott's souvenir full-sized bat signed by the Australian touring party and the Pakistan team; with a total of 27 signatures including Mark Taylor, Steve Waugh, Mark Waugh, Shane Warne and Craig McDermott. With photo CoA signed by McDermott.Provenance: The Craig McDermott Collection, Charles Leski Auctions, August 2001.

273 · IAN HEALY - AUSTRALIAN: cherry-red cricket ball with bold signature by the cricketer.

273a · 1995 AUSTRALIAN TOUR to the WEST INDIES headed display incorporating a fully signed official team sheet in combination with an official team photograph. Framed together with carefully hand-annotated details in black and gold against an acid-free mountboard in green. The write-up provides full details of the four test series, which Australia won 2-1, with Mark Taylor as Australia's captain for the first time.

274 · ALLAN BORDER: Career tribute display showing three action images of the former Australian Captain batting, the central colour image SIGNED BY BORDER; framed & glazed, overall 58x79cm.

275 · DON BRADMAN:: "Sir Don Bradman" limited edition mounted print by Alan Fearnley, showing Bradman wearing his Australian cap with MCG in background, signed by Bradman & the artist, limited edition numbered #662 of 850; framed & glazed, overall 55x68cm.

276 · DON BRADMAN: sepia toned image (24x28cm) of "The Don" at the wicket strokemaking, boldly SIGNED BY BRADMAN in black marker pen; framed & glazed overall 36x38cm.

277 · DON BRADMAN: selection of memorabilia with 2001 (Feb 27) laminated Herald Sun '"Our Don" Tribute Souvenir' newspaper hoarding (60x40cm), 1997 Australia Legends PNCs (2), 1997 Bradman FDC, sheetlet of 45c stamps and Bradman Museum set of playing cards, plus two other items. (8 items)

278 · The Invincibles Australian Test Team 50th Anniversary photographic presentation; No.484 of 1500 with Certificate of Authenticity; framed and glazed and signed and endorsed on the back "Best wishes Kevin, Sam Loxton, 26.11.2003". Overall 84 x 94cm.

279 · 1948 AUSTRALIAN INVINCIBLES: display featuring 50th Anniversary Team Poster signed by Don Bradman, surrounded by inset signatures of nine other players including Keith Miller, Bill Brown, Neil Harvey, Sam Loxton & Arthur Morris; attractively framed and glazed, overall 70x99cm.

280 · GREG CHAPPELL: display featuring SIGNED colour action photo of Chappell (25x20cm; framed & glazed, overall 53x41cm. Icons of Sport CofA (2021).

281 · MICHAEL HOLDING: "Australia vs West Indies - Battle for Supremacy" mounted display featuring colour action photo of the fast bowler nicknamed "Whispering Death", SIGNED BY HOLDING; overall 43x32cm, with CofA.

282 · JEFF THOMSON: display featuring SIGNED colour action photo of Thomson in his delivery stride (25x20cm); attractively framed & glazed, overall 53x41cm. Icons of Sport CofA (2021).

283 · DON BRADMAN: "The Bradman Centuries" window display comprising a miniature bat SIGNED BY BRADMAN, set against a print of Sydney Riley's celebrated portrait photograph of "The Don", the surrounds showing a chronological listing of all his first class & test match centuries; framed & glazed, overall 56x72cm.

284 · PRIME MINISTERS XI team shirt (size S), signed

285 · PANORAMIC CRICKET PHOTOGRAPHS: Limited Edition selection comprising 1999 World Cup Final, Australia v Pakistan numbered #76 of 1500 (with plaque); plus two other limited edition panoramic views of Australia v England Test Matches held at The Gabba, circa late 1990s numbered #244 of 1500 and #215 of 1500 respectively; each 25x96cm. (3)

286 · SIGNED LITERATURE: Mark Taylor "Time to Declare" hardbound special collector's edition (with slipcase), numbered #3924 of 10,334 produced, SIGNED BY TAYLOR; also "Cricket in Australia" hardbound (c.1980), limited edition numbered #401 of 1000, SIGNED BY DON BRADMAN & FRANK TYSON. (2)

287 · POSTERS: Limited edition "The Official Wisden Cricketer of the Century "Frame by Frame' Sir Donald Bradman print, numbered #1286 of 1500, 45x150cm, with CofA; also "Australian Test Cricketers 1876-77 to 1997-98" print showing an image and Test Match record of all 378 players to represent Australian in the period, 90x60cm; both items in very good condition. (2)

288 · DON BRADMAN - SIGNED CRICKET BAT: Slazenger 'Bradman' cricket bat, boldly signed on the face in black marker pen, housed in custom-built glazed wooden display box; height 97cm.

289 · ALLAN BORDER, "Captain Courageous" print by d'Arcy Doyle, limited edition #159/2500, signed by BORDER & by the artist; window mounted, framed & glazed, overall 85x68cm.

290 · DON BRADMAN: Memorabilia selection with videos (3) comprising ABC production "Bradman", "The Bradman Era" & "Don Bradman - How to play Cricket", plus "Bradman - Reflections on the Legend" DVD & "The Humour of Bradman" CD; also 2008 Bradman Centenary tie (with box), 1930 Japanese Marutomoware ceramic cream jug, keyring, and Bradman Collection towel. (9)

291 · DOUG WALTERS: signed colour photograph of Walters (24x19cm), window mounted on board inscribed with his career achievements, limited edition numbered #311 of 1000 produced, with CofA. overall 43x32cm.

292 · ALAN DAVIDSON: display featuring 2003 Tribute Luncheon invitation card with nine signatures including Davidson, Richie Benaud, Bill Brown, Sam Loxton, Neil Harvey & Kerry O'Keefe; framed & glazed, overall 31x42cm.

293 · ALF BATCHELDER: "Pavilions in the Park - A History of the Melbourne Cricket Club and its Ground", 2 volumes, 895pp, hardcover in slipcase; signed by the author and numbered 100 of a limited edition of 750.

294 · AUSTRALIAN TEAM PHOTO DISPLAY: featuring teams photos (with facsimile signatures) for 1996 World Cup, 1999 Tour of Sri Lanka & Zimbabwe, 1999-2000 Test Series (against India) and 2004-05 Test Series (against New Zealand); framed & glazed, overall 80x39cm,

295 · SIGNED COLOUR PRINTS: comprising Steve Harmison (England), Courtney Walsh (West Indies) and Sourav Ganguly (India); all window mounted, framed & glazed, largest 50x43cm.

296 · AUSTRALIA - SHANE WARNE: Warne's signature on "King of Spin 1992-2007 - Thanks for the Memories" illustrated t-shirt.

297 · GLENN McGRATH: Career tribute "All in his Stride Display" being a limited edition print numbered #127 of 358, featuring Test Career statistics and a large colour image of the cricketer, boldly SIGNED BY MCGRATH in gold marker pen; attractively framed & glazed, overall 61x81cm.

298 · AUSTRALIAN PLAYER AUTOGRAPHED SPORTSWEAR: comprising Adam Gilchrist on Australian ODI cricket shirt, Mike Hussey on Australian ODI cricket shirt plus Dennis Lillee on waterproof jacket endorsed by Lillee. (3 items)

299 · AB de VILLIERS - SOUTH AFRICA: 'MRF' full-sized cricket bat, boldly signed on the face by De Villiers in black marker pen, 87cm high.

300 · DEAN JONES - VICTORIA & AUSTRALIA: Jones's custom crafted flow neck golf carbon-steel putter by T.P. Mills Co (USA), stamped 'DJ 324' on the back of the putter head, length 89cm, comes with TP Mills 'Custom' putter cover; condition almost as new. This model of Mills putter retails US $995 (AU $1450 approx)

301 · PLAYER SIGNED COLOUR PHOTOS: including Australians Rod Marsh, Adam Gilchrist (20x25cm) & Shane Watson; also John Emburey (England); various sizes generally very good condition.(7)

302 · RICKY PONTING & MICHAEL CLARKE: "Double Impact" limited edition print numbered #48 of 200, featuring career biographies and a large colour image of both cricketers, SIGNED BY BOTH PLAYERS in silver marker pen; attractively framed & glazed, overall 100x68cm. 'A' Tag authenticated.

303 · RICKY PONTING & MICHAEL CLARKE: "Double Impact" limited edition print numbered #49 of 200, featuring career biographies and a large colour image of both cricketers, SIGNED BY BOTH PLAYERS in silver marker pen; attractively framed & glazed, overall 100x68cm. 'A' Tag authenticated.

304 · "THE OPENERS": Bob Simpson & Bill Lawry print, signed in gold pen by both players, numbered 37/350, window mounted, framed & glazed, with CofA, overall 44x42cm.

305 · MICHAEL HUSSEY: "High Distinction" limited edition print numbered #298 of 1000, featuring Test, ODI & T20 career statistics and a large colour image of the cricketer, facsimile signature; framed & glazed, overall 69x99cm.

306 · SIGNED AUSTRALIAN CRICKETER COLOUR PRINTS: action images from Test Matches or One Day Internationals comprising Adam Gilchrist, Brad Haddin, Doug Bollinger, Marcus North, Matthew Hayden, Merv Hughes, Mitchell Johnson, Peter Siddle, Ricky Ponting, Shane Watson & Simon Katich, each 45x30cm. (11).

307 · MITCHELL JOHNSON: "Australian Cricket Heroes #4" poster, SIGNED BY JOHNSON; framed & glazed, overall 73x60cm. Australian Sports Management CofA (2009).

308 · WEST INDIES: c.2010 Admiral Cricket shirt (size XXL) with approximately 15 signatures on reverse including Brian Lara, Chris Gayle & Dwayne Bravo.

309 · AUTOGRAPHED LITERATURE: with hardbound Glenn McGrath 'Line and Strength", Steve Waugh "Out of my Comfort Zone"; softbound Andrew Symonds "Roy - Going for Broke", Shane Warne "Shane Warne's Century", Ricky Ponting "Captain's Diary 2006", Ian Chappell "Life, Larrikins & Cricket" and four others. (10)

310 · MELBOURNE STARS - BIG BASH LEAGUE: circa 2012 full size 'Spartan' cricket bat with 19 signatures including Shane Warne (Capt), Brad Hodge, David Hussey, Lasith Malinga, Glenn Maxwell & Matthew Wade.

311 · AUSTRALIA - PLAYER SIGNED CRICKET BALLS: comprising white balls (6) signed by Mark Taylor, Aaron Finch, Usman Khawaja, James Pattinson, Josh Hazlewood & James Faulkner; also red balls signed by Mitch Marsh & Peter Neville. (8)

312 · BALANCE OF CRICKET MEMORABILIA COLLECTION: with literature 1985 'World Championship of Cricket' limited edition (2,numbered #864 & 865 of 1000); also 1904 picture postcard (faults) showing 'Warner's English Cricket Team', 1933 'West Indies Cricket Tour of England' souvenir programme, 1977 Ian Redpath testimonial dinner programme SIGNED BY Ian Redpath, Ian Chappell & Sam Loxton,

313 · PLAYERS CIGARETTE CARDS COMPLETE SETS: comprising 1926 "Cricketers, Caricatures by RIP" [50] & 1934 "Cricketers 1934" [50]. Mainly G/VG. (100)

314 · 1926 WILLS (NEW ZEALAND): "English Cricketers" real-photo series [25], G/VG.

315 · DON BRADMAN: small group of Bradman cards comprising Wills "Cricket Season 1928-29", Player's 1930 & 1938 Cricketers and 1935 Park Drive "Champions plus 'All Australian Company' D.G. Bradman matchbox label (scarce); also signed Christmas Card, photo with facsimile signature and several modern postcards. (12 items)

316 · 1932 SWEETACRES - "TEST MATCH RECORDS": almost complete set [31/32, ex card 20], including Bradman, Ponsford, McCabe, Larwood, Jardine & Hammond, plus a couple duplicates and a single card from the second series; condition poor to G/VG.

317 · AMALGAMATED PRESS LTD: 1932 "Australian & English Cricket Stars" complete set [32] loosely inserted into special "'Triumph' and 'Champion' Test Match Souvenir Album" showing details of the forthcoming season, including the Ashes ('Bodyline') series; album with central fold, a few cards with faults, generally fair/good condition.

318 · AMALGAMATED PRESS LTD: 1932 "Australian & English Cricket Stars" complete set [32] loosely inserted into special "'Triumph' and 'Champion' Test Match Souvenir Album" showing details of the forthcoming season, including the Ashes ('Bodyline') series; album with central fold and spotting, cards in mixed condition.

319 · DON BRADMAN: cigarette/trading card selection featuring Bradman with c.1930 Sweetacres 'Sports Champion's card #48, 1933 Godfrey Phillips (BDV) 'Test Cricketers' Card #17; 1990-91 Stimorol card #37 'Sir Donald Bradman' autograph card SIGNED BY BRADMAN, plus two modern Sanitarium/Weet-Bix cards. (5 items)

320 · 1948 Nabisco (Crispies, Weeties, Vita-Brits) "Leading Cricketers" incomplete set [15/32] a few cards heavily duplicated with Sam Loxton (card no 18 x27) & Keith Miller (card No 21 x12); also 1928 'Giant Brand' Licorice "English Cricketers" (blue backs) [8/24], others by Hoadley's & Sunicrust (usual staining), plus a few non-cricket cards; mixed condition. (110+)

321 · 1965 Scanlens "Cricketers", complete set [40]; generally G/VG. Elusive as a complete set.

322 · 1970s SUNICRUST 'WEG'S' CARDS: assortment with duplication including 'Footy Funnies' series condition to Poor to VG. (41)

323 · 1978 Scanlens "Cricketers", complete set [66] + Checklists [6] plus a single gum wrapper. G/VG. (73 items)

324 · STICKER ALBUMS: selection with Scanlens 1982-83 complete (2, both complete), 1983-84 (approx.40% complete), Select 1996 Official ACB album (complete); also 1990-91 'Clashes for the Ashes' medal collection, and Herald Sun 'Ashes Action' pin collection both complete; condition variable. (5 items)

325 · Accumulation with 1938 John Player 'Cricketers 1938' [10/50], 1948 Weeties 'Leading Cricketers' [8/32], 1972 Sunicrust Weg/Comedy Cricket [13/18], 1984 Texaco Trophy [12], 1997 Sanitariun/Weetbix 'Bradman Greatest Hits' [12]; also 1994-1995 Futera Cricket two complete sets [100 x2, one set in album), also additional Futera cards including 1994 Super Series set [40] plus 29 duplicates & 'Elite XI' cards; pre-1980s cards in very mixed condition; later cards G/VG. (300+)

325a · 1995 FUTERA - THE HERITAGE COLLECTION - A COLLECTION OF GREAT CRICKETERS: complete set [60] all signed, including Don Bradman, Bob Simpson, Bill Brown, Keith Miller, Ray Lindwall, Neil Harvey Arthur Morris, Richie Benaud & Graham McKenzie; in very good condition.

326 · COLLECTOR CARDS: Selection in album with 2011 "Australian Test Cricket Captains" set of 43 cards with facsimile signatures, being a limited edition numbered #234 of 700 sets produced; also 2002-03 ACB Platinum Series complete set of 132 cards encompassing several sub-sets incl. "Bradman - Evolution of a Legend"; also a single Heritage Collection card signed by Ron Archer & a single Signature Series card signed by Michael Clarke; faultless condition as issued. (177 cards)

327 · COLLECTOR CARDS: with 2001 Weet-Bix "Official Collector Card Album" complete with 60 cards, various other Weet-Bix emissions incl. "The Bradman Collection", "Sir Donald Bradman - Greatest Hits", "Australian Test Cricketers" caricatures by John Ireland [20/20], "Champions Work Harder" [6/6], 2006-07 Ashes "Aussie Legends" [6/6]; also Shane Warne cards (9, various publishers) and Weet-Bix "Socceroos" [9/9]; very fine. (146 cards, one album)

328 · AUSTRALIA: A hand-illustrated sheet headed "AUSTRALIA 1956" with the original pen signatures of Neil Harvey, Ian Johnson, Ian Craig, Len Maddocks, Keith Miller, Ron Archer, Jim Burke and eight other Test cricketers. (15 signatures).

329 · 1956 AUSTRALIAN TEAM ON TOUR: official team sheet with 16 signatures including Ian Johnson, Keith Miller, Richie Benaud, Alan Davidson, Neil Harvey & Gil Langley.

330 · 1972 AUSTRALIAN TOURING TEAM SHEET: official team sheet with 14 signatures including Keith Stackpole, Greg Chappell, Dennis Lillee, Ashley Mallett & Doug Walters; also Victorian Cricket Association team sheet for Centenary Test Match with 11 signatures including Greg Chappell, David Hookes, Dennis Lillee, Rick McCosker, Kerrie O'Keefe & Max Walker. (2)

331 · AUSTRALIA IN ENGLAND 1975: Original pen signatures of 16 of the Australian touring party, each on an individual card. Noted Ian Chappell, Greg Chappell, Rick McCosker, Ross Edwards, Dennis Lillee, Jeff Thomson & Rod Marsh.

332 · 1979 AUSTRALIAN TOURING TEAM 1979 WORLD CUP: official team sheet with 14 signatures including Kim Hughes (Capt.), Andrew Hilditch, Allan Border, Rodney Hogg & Graham Yallop, also photograph (20x25cm) of England's victorious 2019 World Cup cricket team, signed by Joe Root (with CofA), plus a postcard showing Australia's 1979 'Prudential' World Cup team. (3 items)

333 · AUSTRALIA to SHARJAH, U.A.E. March 1985 Official Australian team sheet fully signed by the squad captained by Alan Border, with Graeme Wood (Vice Capt.), Terry Alderman, Kim Hughes, Dean Jones, Simon O'Donnell and Kepler Wessels. Framed and glazed; overall 41 x 33cm.

334 · 1994-95 AUSTRALIA 'A' CRICKET TEAM FOR INTERNATIONAL SEASON: official team sheet with 15 signatures including Damien Martyn (Capt.), Michael Bevan, Matthew Hayden, Merv Hughes, Ricky Ponting & Greg Chappell (coach); also 1995 YOUNG AUSTRALIA TOUR TO ENGLAND official team sheet with 17 signatures including Stuart Law (Capt.), Justin Langer (V-Capt), Adam Gilchrist, Matthew Hayden & Ricky Ponting. (2 items)

335 · TEAM SHEETS & AUTOGRAPHS: comprising 1994 England team sheet for West Indies Tour with 17 signatures incl. Mike Atherton (Capt.), Alec Stewart, Robin Smith, Devon Malcolm, & Graeme Hick; undated autograph slip with signatures of 7 South African captains incl. Kepler Wessels, Hansie Cronje, Shaun Pollock, Graeme Smith & Peter van der Merwe; 1994 Dean Jones Tribute Match program, signed by captains Jones and Allan Border;

336 · AUSTRALIA: 1999-2000 Australian Team v India Test Series, official team sheet with 13 signatures including Stephen Waugh (captain), Shane Warne, Adam Gilchrist & Ricky Ponting. Australia won the Series 3-0. In the first Test Steve Waugh made 150 and Damien Fleming took 5/30 (in the 2nd Innings). In the second Test Michael Slater made 91 and Brett Lee took 5/47. In the third, Justin Langer top scored with 223 and Glenn McGrath took 10 wickets.

337 · FITZROY BICYCLE CLUB PREMIER ROAD RACING TEAM 1904-05: large format silver gelatin photograph (57 x 41cm) laid down on card and displayed in a contemporary frame, overall 87 x 72cm. The team members are identified on a label affixed verso.

338 · SIR HUBERT OPPERMAN: commemorative card produced by 6WF Radio (Perth) to celebrate Opperman cycling form Kalgoorlie to Perth in a record time of 25 hours and 37 minutes on the 8th & 9th September 1933, SIGNED BY OPPERMAN and dated "25-10-33"; also two caricature cards showing 'Oppy' (the Human Motor) produced by th "Malvern Star" bicycle manufacturers. (3 items)

339 · CYCLING RACE GAME - LANDS END to JOHN O'GROATS: c.1934 board game, the box illustrated with image of Australian cyclist Hubert Opperman riding a "Malvern Star" bike. Straightforward dice-based game, without printed instructions however the rules are self-explanatory; fine condition, box size 22x27cm.

340 · VINTAGE CYCLING JERSEYS: IJSBOERKE team, size 6 (XL) woolen/acrylic jersey made by Tricodnar (Belgium), also GRIVA NIJLEN team, size 'SL' woolen/acrylic jersey made by Campitello (Belgium); both c.late 1970s. (2)

341 · 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).

342 · NORTH MELBOURNE FOOTBALL CLUB: 1888 Member's Ticket in blue leather with cream leather straps on front and reverse embossed in gold 'N.M.F.C./Season 1888', with borders in gilt. The interior page lists 'FIRST TWENTY' & 'SECOND TWENTY' engagements, the inside back cover with full printed page with details of the club Patrons, President, Vice-Presidents, General Committee and Match Committee.

343 · NORTH MELBOURNE FOOTBALL CLUB: 1891 Member's Ticket in blue leather with cream leather 'diamond' on front and reverse embossed in gold '1891', with borders in gilt. The interior page lists 'FIRST TWENTY' & 'SECOND TWENTY' engagements, the inside back cover with full printed page with details of the club Patrons, President, Vice-Presidents, General Committee and Match Committee. The inside front cover provides room for the member's name ("N.Daw"), and that of the Hon. Treas. (G.Bailey).

344 · 1905 MELBOURNE v GEELONG - ROUND 14: 1905 picture postcard ("Port Melbourne Railway Pier") the message "Poor old Geelong; no hope now" referencing Melbourne's win by 35 points on 19/08/05; very good condition.

345 · ESSENDON FOOTBALL CLUB (Association): 1913 membership fob, 'Essendon Football Club 1913 / Premiers 1911-12 / Winners Association Cup', made by C.Bentley. Only the second example we have offered.

346 · "FOUNDRY JUNIOR FOOTBALL CLUB" 1923 Premiers Team Photograph, including Carlo Barassi (Grandfather of football icon Ronald Barassi),mounted on original card, 31 x 38cm overall

347 · COUNTRY/DISTRICT FOOTBALL - c.1924-29 Member's tickets with Casterton 1928 & 1929, Cobden 1928 (2) & 1929, Colac (2, 1926 & 1928), Moe 1924, 1927 & 1929 plus 1929 Patron's Ticket, Murtoa 1929, Seymour 1929 (2) plus Patron's Tickets for 1928 & 1929; others for Hopetoun, Lascelles, Mansfield (1929, Family Ticket), Mildura, Moyhu, Mundalla, Myrrhee, Swan Hill, Sorrento, Tandara (1929, Lady's Ticket); also a few non-football items with Nth. Melbourne CC (1926-27), Seymour CC (1929-30)

348 · PRESTON F.C. (VFA): 1925, 1926 & 1928 Member's Season Tickets, numbered '98', '1191' & '618' respectively, each with Fixture List, all are unpunctured (for games attended). Fair to Good condition. (3)

349 · GOULBURN VALLEY FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION: 1925-1929 Member's Season tickets comprising BUNBARTHA/UNDERA 1928, COBRAM 1926 & 1928 plus a 1928 Lady's Ticket, NATHALIA 1929 Member's, Patron's & Lady's tickets, SHEPPARTON 1929 (with fixture list) and TALLYGAROOPNA for 1925; also GOULBURN VALLEY FOOTBALL LEAGUE: TATURA 1928 Member's Ticket & Lady's Tickets (3), KYABRAM 1927 (Premiership Year) & 1929 member's tickets,

350 · ULVERSTONE F.C. (North-West Football Union, Tasmania): 1925 Member's Season Ticket, with numbered list of home fixture opponents, holes punched for each game attended.

351 · ESSENDON: 1926 Member's Season Ticket, with Fixture List & holes punched for each game attended. Very good condition overall with only minor wear to the cover. Essendon finished 4th on the VFL ladder, losing to by Melbourne by 3pts in the Preliminary Final.

352 · GEELONG: 1929 Member's Season Ticket, with Fixture List & holes punched for each game attended. Good condition.

353 · ESSENDON: 1927 Member's Season Ticket, with Fixture List & holes punched for each game attended. Fair/Good condition.

354 · CARLTON: Member's Season Ticket for 1928, with fixture list and holes punched for each game attended. Fair/Good condition.

355 · ESSENDON: 1928 Member's Season Ticket, with Fixture List & holes punched for each game attended. Good condition.

356 · NUMURKAH F.C. (Goulburn Valley Football Association 1888-1930): 1928 & 1929 Member's Season Tickets, plus a 1929 Lady's Ticket each, with Fixture List; G/VG condition. (3)

357 · FOOTSCRAY: 1929 Member's Season Ticket in blue and claret with silver gilt lettering, numbered '5244', with Fixture List. and handstamped 'CANCELLED' and unpunctured for games attended. Very good condition.

358 · FOOTSCRAY: 1929 Member's Season Ticket with Fixture List and holes punched for games attended; Fair/Good condition.

359 · MELBOURNE: Member's Season Tickets for 1929 (2), CONSECUTIVELY NUMBERED '1355' & '1356', with fixture lists, both UNPUNCTURED (for games attended), the latter with M.F.C. "Address Box" notice adhered to the inner cover; G/VG condition.

360 · GEELONG: 1929 Member's Season Ticket in blue and white with gilt lettering, numbered '2689', with Fixture List. Unusually UNPUNCTURED (for games attended). Very Good condition.

361 · COLLINGWOOD:1929 Member's Season Ticket, low ticket number '257', with Fixture List & holes punched for each game attended. Good condition. Premiership Year - the 3rd of Collingwood's record 4-in-a-row.

362 · GEELONG: 1929 Lady Member's Season Ticket, number '169', with Fixture List, unpunctured (for games attended); Very Good condition. Rare.

363 · HORSHAM FC (Winmera District Football Association):1929 Member's Season Tickets (5) numbered '345', '371', '478', '489' or '496', all with Fixture Lists; G/VG condition.

364 · VICTORIAN FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION: 1929 Member's Season Tickets for NORTHCOTE (the year of their 1st VFA Premiership) and for YARRAVILLE, both with fixture lists, the former punctured for games attended. (2)

365 · COUNTRY/DISTRICT FOOTBALL - OVENS & MURRAY FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION: Member's Season tickets with Benalla Rovers FC for 1929 (2), the year of the merger of Benalla FC & Benalla Rovers FC (reverted back to BenallaFC in 1931), Wangaratta 1929 Lady's Ticket; also WIMMERA DISTRICT FOOTBALL LEAGUE: Minyip 1929 Member's Tickets (3), Stawell & District FC 1929 Gent's & Lady's Tickets (with intact stapled pull-outs for all home games) & Dimboola 1929 Lady's Ticket. (9)

366 · GIPPSLAND FOOTBALL LEAGUE: 1929 Member's Season Tickets for Rosedale FC & Sale FC, with fixture lists, G/VG condition.

367 · WARANGA NORTH EAST FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION: 1929 Member's Season tickets for Euroa FC and for Kilmore FC, both with fixture lists, G/VG condition. (2)

368 · SOUTH MELBOURNE FOOTBALL CLUB: A brass & enamel membership fob (#1310) made by Stokes, together with a brass & enamel Past Players badge (P.P.T.O.A.) made by K.G.Luke; circa 1930s. (2 items).

369 · 1940-65 Assortment of football guides, the best likely 1940 (Jun.26) pictorial Sporting Globe supplement (torn in places, but very scarce) with Brownlow medallists Dick Reynolds & Marcus Whelan on the front cover; also 1951 1st Semi-Final Football Record (Essendon-Footscray), 1962 'Football - Herald-Sun Privilege Book', 1962 edition of 'Australian Rules Football' & 1964 (Aug.14) issue of 'Footy Week'; mixed condition (5)

370 · "The Boy from Bakabugri": football themed comic strip by Pete Sullivan, 18pp staple bound, printed by Waverley Offset Publishing Group (Mulgrave, Vic); c.1970s. Rare.

371 · ESSENDON: 1941 Member's Season Tickets (2) CONSECUTIVELY NUMBERED '3142' & '3143'' (scarce thus) with Fixture List & holes punched for each game attended. Both in Fair/Good condition. Essendon finished 4th on the VFL ladder, and progressed to the Grand Final where they lost to Melbourne by 29pts.

372 · ESSENDON: 1942 Member's Season Tickets (2) CONSECUTIVELY NUMBERED '1652' & '1653'' (scarce thus) with Fixture List & holes punched for each game attended. Both in Good/Very Good condition. Premiership Year - Essendon's 7th Premiership, defeating Richmond 132-79 in the Grand Final.

373 · ESSENDON: 1944 Member's Season Ticket, with Fixture List & holes punched for each game attended. Good condition. Essendon finished 3rd on the VFL ladder, losing to by Richmond by 21pts in the Preliminary Final.

374 · FOOTBALL BADGES: 1980s-early 2000s pin badges mostly NORTH MELBOURNE related, also noted a vintage Melbourne Demons/CBC Bank pin badge. (12 items)

375 · ESSENDON: 1946 Member's Season Ticket, with Fixture List & holes punched for each game attended. Fair/Good condition. Premiership Year - Essendon's 8th Premiership, defeating Melbourne 150-87 in the Grand Final.

376 · ESSENDON: 1946 'Essendon Football Team, Premiers' duotone image (20x13cm), light staining at upper-right, otherwise good condition; also 1946 'Annual Report and Balance Sheet' (some staining/foxing), as presented to members at the 1947 Annual Meeting. The Premiership image is believed to be very scarce. (2 items) This was the first of six successive Grand Final appearances by Essendon between 1946 and 1951, from which it won three Premierships.

377 · ESSENDON: 1947 Member's Season Ticket, with Fixture List & holes punched for each game attended. Fair/Good condition. Essendon finished the year as runner's up on the VFL ladder going on to contest the Grand Final, losing to Carlton by a single point.

378 · RICHMOND FOOTBALL CLUB: 1949 End-of-Season Trip to Western Australia; special lapel badge issued to participants. Rare.

379 · NORTH MELBOURNE FOOTBALL CLUB, special pin for the 1949 end-of-season team trip to Hobart.

380 · FITZROY FOOTBALL CLUB: Various pins, badges, a fob and a club tie-pin; the earliest dated 1950. (8 items).

381 · STURT FOOTBALL CLUB (SANFL) 1950 - 2001 range of membership and supporters badges and fobs, (12 items).

382 · WEST ADELAIDE FOOTBALL CLUB, 1951 - 1997 range of badges, fobs and pins, (22 different).

383 · GEELONG FOOTBALL CLUB: "Souvenir History Book 1951 Jubilee Year Souvenir Brochure" 80pp (published by Henwood & Dancey); "Those Mighty Cats - A Look at the Geelong Football Club" 1966; 48pp (published by Prudential Publishing); also the C.G. Greeves Supplement to "PALS" of Sept.26, 1925 and an early photograph of "The Champions 1886 Geelong", together with several relevant newspaper cuttings.

384 · GEELONG FOOTBALL CLUB: "LIFE MEMBER - PAST PLAYERS & OFFICIALS ASS'N" two-part badge; also, a 9ct gold GFC lapel pin; both items circa 1950s.

385 · Various ARGUS football publications: "Let's Look at Football with Hugh Buggy" (1952); "Footy and the clubs that make it" (1953); "Full history of the Finals - VFL Premiers" (1953).

386 · COLLINGWOOD - ANNUAL REPORTS: for 1952, 1953, 1956, 1958 (Premiers) & 1963; Fair to VG condition; also July 1955 and April 1956 editions of "The Collingwood Footballer". (7 items)

387 · ESSENDON: 1953 (2), 1960 & 1961 Scholar's Season Tickets, plus 1960 & 1961 Member's Season Tickets, all with Fixture Lists & holes punched for game attended. Fair/Good condition. (6)

388 · RICHMOND: c.1953 black blazer believed to have been presented to retiring club doctor Dr Arthur Hargrave, attractive embroidered 'RICHMOND F.C./ 'THE TIGERS'/VICTORIA' patch on breast pocket; some damage to lining, very good condition overall.

389 · 1953 SEASON VFL DIARY/SCRAPBOOK: with newspaper cuttings pasted in for each round of the home & away season including coverage of the 'Lightening Premiership' Final held on 2nd June; plus newspaper cut-outs of the 12 VFL teams (in colour), plus others showing players-in-action.

390 · FOOTSCRAY FOOTBALL CLUB: 1950s - 2000s range of fobs, pins and badges, (9 different items).

391 · VFL FOOTBALL SPOONS: silver plated souvenir pitcher spoons (4) with enamelled images of footballers at tops of the handles, two in blue guernseys with black shorts (one in original box, as new), one in blue guernsey with white shorts, the other in red guernsey with white shorts, all stamped 'PITCHER E.P.N.S. A1. MELB.'on reverse. (4)

392 · RICHMOND FOOTBALL CLUB, brass & enamel Coterie fobs, (2), 1950s-60s.

393 · MELBOURNE: 1956 reprint WEG Premiership poster by Wegart; attractively framed and glazed, overall 87x65cm.

394 · ESSENDON: 16th Dec.1957 printed letter on EFC letterhead, signed by club secretary W.H. Cookson, to Mr. B. Wells of Mitcham, informing him that he is to be invited to "come along to training next year.....we would like to know at your earliest convenience whether you desire accommodation arranged and employment found." Although Bill Cookson (1900 - 1980) played only two games for Essendon, he went on to be an important member of the committee of management of the club.

395 · MELBOURNE FOOTBALL CLUB - LITERATURE: "100 Years of Football - The Story of The Melbourne Football Club 1858-1958" by E.C.H. Taylor, Foreword by Robert Menzies, 181pp hardbound; in very good condition.

396 · GEELONG FOOTBALL CLUB: "2nd EIGHTEEN" pin, a very attractive Club tie-pin, and four Social Club fobs. (6 items).

397 · PORT ADELAIDE FOOTBALL CLUB 1958 - 2008 collection of badges, fobs and pins, (23 different).

398 · CARLTON - SEASON TICKETS: with 1959 Home & Away Scholar's Ticket; Home & Away Tickets for 1961, 1962; Home & Away ('Under 15 Years') Ticket for 1965 (2), 1966, 1967, 1969 (2), 1970, 1971 (2), 1972 (6) and 1973 (5); 'Carlton Only' Home Tickets for 1971 & 1972 (2); also Social Club badges with lanyards for 1992 & 1993 (2), plus some 1990s plastic membership cards and other Club ephemera. (small qty)

399 · ST. KILDA FOOTBALL CLUB: 1960s - 2000s range of fobs, pins and badges, (11 different items).

400 · COLLINGWOOD FOOTBALL CLUB: 1960s - 2000s range of fobs, pins and badges, (12 different items).

401 · SOUTH ADELAIDE FOOTBALL CLUB, 1961 - 91 collection of fobs and badges including "Life Member", (15 items).

402 · Herald-Sun Privilege Books: "Football Today 1961", "Football 1962" and "Football 1963"; together with "Footy Fan Magazine (Vol.1, No.15) 1963 (with Geelong's Fred Wooller, Bob Davis and John Devine on the front cover). (4 items).

403 · HAWTHORN: 1961 original Weg poster, reduced at top ('SATURDAY HERALD' excised); internal closed tear, Fair/Good condition; framed & glazed, overall 64x52cm.

404 · MELBOURNE FOOTBALL CLUB: 1963, 1965 and 1966 Membership badges, (3).

404a · A small group of printed items including the hardcover book "How to play Aussie Rules" [Lansdowne Press, Melbourne, 1963], with chapters by Bob Davis, Norm Smith, John Coleman, Ted Whitten, Ron Barassi and many others; the "E.S. & A. Savings Bank Football Book" (1963); "Football 1963" from the Herald-Sun; the souvenir football record for the June 1964 Victoria v Western Australia match; the "Australian Football Handbook" by Bruce Andrew (circa 1964); the 1966 Grand Final Record; plus 2 others.

404b · 1964 Herald Sun newspaper VFL Captains cloth patches; complete set (12). Superb condition and only the 2nd set we have offered.

405 · 'FOOTY WEEK' MAGAZINE: 1965 issues complete between May 1 and Jun.12 and Jul.31 and Sep.11, generally good condition; also 1949 VFL 'Football Souvenir' magazine in fair condition. (15 items)

406 · A range of football club badges and fobs, comprising NORTH ADELAIDE 1958 and 1963; WEST TORRENS 1958, 1966 Vice President, 1988 & 1994; WOODVILLE 1980, 1984-86 & 1988; and WEST BROKEN HILL 1966 and 1972, (13 items).

407 · CENTRAL DISTRICT (SOUTH AUSTRALIA) FOOTBALL CLUB, 1967 - 93 collection of membership fobs and badges, (15 different).

408 · 1967-1981 complete run of newspaper Grand Final souvenir editions comprising "The Sun News Pictorial" for 1967 & 1968 and "The Herald" pin-up souvenirs for 1967 & 1969, "The Herald" souvenir editions for 1970 through to 1981; also 1970 & 1975 newspaper pictorial features on the Waverley Park Stadium; condition variable, generally good. (19 items)

409 · VFL PARK coffee table made from the timber seating of the famed Waverley Park Football Ground, ​48cm high, 77cm wide, 62cm deep

410 · CARLTON: 1970 (Blues player with 6 fingers), 1979, 1982 & 1995 original WEG Premiership posters; also a 1983 Team Photo poster and 1983 Grand Final poster.

411 · CARLTON: 1972 reprint WEG Premiership poster by Wegart; attractively framed and glazed, overall 87x65cm.

412 · ESSENDON FOOTBALL CLUB: various fobs, pins and badges, (14 items).

413 · RICHMOND 1973 PREMIERS: Match 'Des Tuddenham' signed football with dedication "To Mini Max 1973/Grand Final/Richmond Football Club" with numerous signatures including Kevin Bartlett, Rex Hunt, Kevin Sheedy & Robert McGhie; signatures more or less faded. The vendor has owned the ball since it was presented to him following Richmond's 1973 Premiership win and has provided a statutory declaration stating this to be so.

414 · Saturday (morning) September 29, 1973 "The SUN" poster with RICHMOND predicted to be triumphant, "SAYS LOU". Artwork by Jeff Hook. Scarce. Five examples; mixed condition. (5)

415 · RICHMOND: 1974 original WEG Premiership poster. Very good condition except for a minor loss to top margin. 66.5 x 50cm.

416 · RICHMOND: 1974 original WEG Premiership poster; edge faults with 6cm tear at lower left, overall fair/good condition.

417 · COLLINGWOOD - MEMBERSHIP/SOCIAL CLUB BADGES: almost complete run of 1974-2018 membership badges, comprising 1974 to 1976, 1978 to 2002, then social club badges for 2003 to 2016 & 2018; most with lanyards. (43)

418 · 1974-1977 "The Herald" Grand Final souvenir editions comprising 1974 (Richmond premiers), 1975 (North Melbourne premiers), 1977 (2, Collingwood v North Melbourne, drawn GF); also AFL Collectable product 2012 Premiership Cup (Sydney Swans) in box; condition variable. (5 items)

419 · 1974 GRAND FINAL EVE POSTER: Undated "ALF'S TIP" original WEG prediction poster (published 27 September 1974) depicting a rampant Richmond Tiger sitting atop a bruised and battered North Melbourne Kangaroo. (Alf Brown was correct in his prediction, with the Tigers winning by a margin of 41 points in front of a crowd which exceeded 113,000.) An extremely rare poster, this being only the fourth example we have offered. Very good condition. 65.5 x 51.5cm.

420 · RICHMOND: 1974 original WEG Premiership poster. Very good condition. 66.5 x 50cm.

421 · Saturday (morning) September 28, 1974 "The SUN" poster with NORTH MELBOURNE predicted to be triumphant, "LOU SAYS" in the Grand Final to be played later that day. Artwork by Jeff Hook. Scarce. Very good condition. Lou was wrong on this occasion. Richmond defeated North Melbourne by 41 points.

422 · NORTH MELBOURNE: 1975 original WEG Premiership poster; uniform light foxing, otherwise good condition.

423 · POSTERS: with 1975 North Melbourne original Weg (faults), Weg limited edition "Player Series" posters (5) for Carlton, Essendon, Geelong, Melbourne & Richmond, 1986 Melbourne & 1987 Brisbane Bears team photo posters; also COLLINGWOOD; 1979 Team Photo poster, Spicers Paper (major sponsors) posters for 1992 (Centenary Year) and 1994, plus a commemorative poster for their four consecutive Premierships 1927-1930; few other items including MOTOR RACING: 1989 Tooheys 'Bathurst 1000' poster;

424 · HAWTHORN: 1976 original WEG Premiership poster. Very good condition. 66.5 x 50cm.

425 · HAWTHORN: 1976 original WEG Premiership posters, (4). Very good appearance but all with minor faults. Each 66.5 x 50cm.

426 · COLLINGWOOD - MEMBERSHIP/SOCIAL CLUB BADGES: incomplete run of 1977-2018 membership badges, comprising 1977, 1979 & 1980, 1982 to 1989, 1999 & 2001; then social club badges for 2003 to 2016 & 2018; also '10 Years', '15 Years', '45 Years' & '50 Years' long term membership badges and 1984 'Premiership/84 Club' badge; plus quantity of 2000s era membership cards mostly 'Legends' concession types; many items with lanyards, some duplication including 1980s badges. (80+ items)

427 · NORTH MELBOURNE: 1977 original WEG Premiership poster; good condition.

428 · NORTH MELBOURNE: 1977 original WEG Premiership poster, somewhat faded, few edge faults/tears; overall fair to good condition.

429 · HAWTHORN: 1978 (blemishes), 1986, 1988 & 1989 original Weg posters. Fair/Good condition overall. (4)

430 · NORTH MELBOURNE: 1978 original WEG poster for the team that lost the Grand Final, in very good condition. 66 x 49.5cm. Hawthorn defeated North Melbourne in the Grand Final.

431 · CARLTON: 1979, 1981 & 1982 (internal tears) original Weg posters, some aging. Fair/Good condition. (3)

432 · An accumulation of members and supporters badges, pins and fobs; most clubs represented; slight duplication, (46 items).

433 · ESSENDON: "Champions of Essendon - Ranking the 60 Greatest Bombers of all Time" poster (repair), boldly signed by Terry Daniher and Kevin Sheedy; also VFL Reserve passes (9, 1982-86 & 1988-92) for Essendon Club Matches; also MELBOURNE: Ron Barassi signature on card with printed "Perfect Practice" maxim, with personal message on reverse, initialled by Barassi. (11 items)

434 · CARLTON: 1981 original WEG Premiership poster; some edge faults, overall good condition.

435 · VFL VINTAGE PIN BADGES: comprising Carlton, Collingwood, Essendon, Fitzroy, Footscray, Geelong, Hawthorn, Melbourne, North Melbourne, Richmond, South Melbourne, St Kilda; generally VG condition.

436 · FITZROY FOOTBALL CLUB, 1980s-90s membership fobs, etc. (7 items).

437 · RICHMOND: c.1980s commemorative bar mirror mounted on board (overall 22x33cm) showing the 1905 Premiership Team; also 1980s wall plaque (27x42cm) celebrating the Richmond Football Club and their achievements, being a limited edition numbered #1 of 2000.

438 · RON BARASSI: "Ron Barassi/31" (Melbourne jumper number) autographs on 80 philatelic covers (mostly first day covers), little or no duplication; clear signatures, fine condition,

439 · ESSENDON: Original 1984 Weg poster, SIGNED BY KEVIN SHEEDY; good condition.

440 · MARK BAYES - SYDNEY SWANS: oval salver presented to Bayes in 1989 for completing 100 VFL games; also circular 'Jock Bartlett Memorial Trophy' presented to Bayes in 1994; both salvers are silver plated and both were presented to Bayes by Sydney Swans trainers & staff.

441 · CARLTON: Life Member's Season Ticket for 1991, with 'Mr.A.Jesaulenko' printed to front cover, and fixture list, office bearers for season on internal pages. Excellent condition. Provenance: The Alex Jesaulenko Collection, Lot 114, Leski Auctions September 2013.

442 · WEG POSTERS: laminated WEG posters for West Coast Eagles 1992 & 1994, Essendon 1993 & Carlton 1995;

443 · ESSENDON: Selection of items including 1993 Premiership Team image (20x13cm) signed by Kevin Sheedy in silver texter, 'Champions of Essendon' poster (tape repaired splits) signed by Terry Daniher & Kevin Sheedy; also literature with 1969 'The Bombers History Book', 1973 'Elimination Final' Football Record (Essendon v St Kilda) 1979 Year Book, Annual Reports for 1980-1983, 1985 & 1991, etc. (13 items)

444 · ESSENDON: Original 1993 & 2000 Weg posters, both SIGNED BY KEVIN SHEEDY. Very good condition.

445 · BROWNLOW MEDAL CEREMONY: Brownlow Medal decal on a rigid plastic decoration for the official ceremony, length 80cm, width (max) 28cm, c.1990s.

446 · SOUTH MELBOURNE/SYDNEY SWANS: heritage woollen guernsey, signed "Bobby Skilton 1959. 63. 68", those being his Brownlow medallist years.

447 · ADELAIDE v PORT ADELAIDE (1997 Home & Away): artist's proof "The Showdown" by Pro Hart, printed on premium heavy stock paper, signed in pencil by Hart in lower-right corner, limited edition of 1750; 67x95cm, with CofA.

447a · 'LEGENDS OF THE GOAL SQUARE': large poster from an original 1996 oil painting by Bryan Membrey, featuring 10 goal-kicking legends, signed by two of them, namely Peter McKenna & Peter Hudson, overall 72x100cm.

448 · WEG POSTERS: 1998, and 2000 to 2018 complete, very fine as issued. (20)

449 · ST KILDA - BARRY BREEN: Limited edition ''Frame by Frame" display showing a series of images leading-up to Breen kicking the winning point in the 1966 Grand Final, to secure St Kilda's first ever Premiership, SIGNED BY BREEN in gold ink, numbered #27 of 500; framed & glazed, overall 45x107cm.

450 · ADELAIDE - MALCOLM BLIGHT : 'Malcolm Blight walking off Football Park, Adelaide, after his last game as Coach of the Adelaide Football Club on 29th August, 1999', original painting by Matthew Welsby, acrylic, signed lower right, window mounted, framed & glazed, overall 60 x 92 cm.

451 · JAMES HIRD'S RUNNERS-UP MEDAL, from the 2001 Grand Final; the medal showing two players with the MCG in the background, and text "AFL Grand Final, 2001, Runners-up/ AFL". Reverse has text, "To reach the Grand Final, the ultimate event in a long, arduous, and highly competitive season, is a great achievement. Congratulations on behalf of the AFL. Ron Evans, Chairman, AFL Commission". The medal is suspended from the original 2001 Grand Final sash and is accompanied by the box.

452 · ADELAIDE - SIGNED PLAYER PHOTOS: selection including Andrew Mcleod; Mark Ricciuto & Scott Thompson, various sizes, largest Andrew Mcleod (20x30cm), generally very good condition. (10)

453 · BRISBANE LIONS/FITZROY - SIGNED PLAYER PHOTOS: selection including Kevin Murray, Michael Voss, Jonathan Brown & Daniel Rich; various sizes, largest 20x30cm, generally very good condition. (8)

454 · CARLTON - SIGNED PLAYER PHOTOS: selection including Brendan Fevola, Chris Judd, Brad Fisher & Eddie Betts; various sizes, largest 20x30cm, generally very good condition. (11)

455 · COLLINGWOOD - SIGNED PLAYER PHOTOS: selection including Anthony Rocca, Nathan Buckley, Leon Davies, Scott Pemberton, Nick Maxwell, Dane Swan; various sizes, largest 20x30cm, generally very good condition. (14)

456 · ESSENDON - SIGNED PLAYER PHOTOS: selection including Adam Ramanauskas, Kevin Sheedy, Mark Thompson, Jobe Watson & James Hird; various sizes, largest 20x30cm, generally very good condition. (11)

457 · FREMANTLE - SIGNED PLAYER PHOTOS: selection including Aaron Sandilands, Matthew Pavlich, Des Headland, Byron Schammer & Chris Tarrant; various sizes, largest 20x30cm, generally very good condition. (11)

458 · GEELONG - SIGNED PLAYER PHOTOS: selection including Joel Selwood, Jimmy Bartel & Matthew Scarlett,; various sizes, largest 20x30cm, generally very good condition. (7)

459 · HAWTHORN - SIGNED PLAYER PHOTOS: selection including Dermot Brereton, Sam Mitchell, Luke Hodge, Shane Crawford & Buddy Franklin; various sizes, largest 20x30cm, generally very good condition. (7)

460 · MELBOURNE - SIGNED PLAYER PHOTOS: selection including Ron Barassi, Jack Watts, Tom Scully, Russell Robertson & Liam Jurrah; various sizes, largest 20x30cm, generally very good condition. (12)

461 · NORTH MELBOURNE - SIGNED PLAYER PHOTOS: selection including Malcolm Blight, Wayne Carey, Brent Harvey & Daniel Wells; various sizes, largest 20x30cm, generally very good condition. (8)

462 · RICHMOND - SIGNED PLAYER PHOTOS: selection including Wayne Campbell, Jack Riewoldt, Jake King, Dustin Martin, various sizes, largest 20x30cm, generally very good condition. (10)

463 · ST KILDA - SIGNED PLAYER PHOTOS: selection including Fraser Gehrig, Robert Harvey, Stephen Milne, Nick Dal Santo & Nick Riewoldt; various sizes, largest 20x30cm, generally very good condition. (10)

464 · WESTERN BULLDOGS - SIGNED PLAYER PHOTOS: selection including Jason Akermanis, Robert Murphy, Barry Hall & Scott West; various sizes, largest 20x30cm, generally very good condition. (10)

465 · SIGNED PLAYER PHOTOS: for WEST COAST EAGLES (7, all 16x10cm) including Matthew Priddis & Nic Naitanui: SYDNEY SWANS (5) including Adam Goodes (20x30cm), Paul Roos & Michael O'Loughlin; PORT ADELAIDE (2) including Gavin Wanganeen,; various sizes, up to 20x30cm, generally very good condition. (14)

466 · PLAYER AUTOGRAPHED ACTION IMAGES: matt finish images, all 27x19cm and window mounted on card, comprising ESSENDON: Simon Madden & Terry Daniher; MELBOURNE: Sean Wright: RICHMOND: Dale Weightman & Michael Roach; SYDNEY SWANS: Gerard Healy. (6)

467 · ST KILDA - BARRY HALL: display featuring philatelic stamp sheetlet of 20 stamps each stamp featuring a different St Kilda team member, SIGNED BY HALL, plus an action photo of Hall in his St Kilda team jersey; framed & glazed, overall 49x70cm. Australian Sports Management CofA (2001)

468 · WESTERN BULLDOGS - PAUL HUDSON: display featuring SIGNED colour photograph (20x13cm) of Hudson, framed & glazed, overall 42x31cm. Undated Australian Sports Management CofA.

469 · MELBOURNE: heritage woollen guernsey, boldly signed "Ron Barassi 17410 & 31" [17 GFs 4 (for) 10 Premierships], remarkably with 17+4+10 equaling his player number '31'.

470 · CARLTON - CRAIG BRADLEY: display featuring SIGNED colour photograph (30x20cm) of Bradley, framed & glazed, overall 52x35cm. Australian Sports Management CofA (2016).

471 · AFL/VFL - PLAYER SIGNED COLOUR PRINTS: mostly action images (46x31cm) of Bobby Skilton (South Melbourne), Paul Roos (Sydney Swans coach, image showing him raising the 2005 AFL Premiership Cup), Warren Tredrea (Port Adelaide), Alistair Lynch (Brisbane, image showing him sat in changing rooms alongside Premiership Cup after 2002 GF win), Robert Harvey, 'Boomer' Harvey (North Melbourne); also smaller images of Glenn Archer (North Melbourne), Cyril Rioli (Hawthorn), John Nicholls (Carlton)

472 · COLLINGWOOD: Adidas 2002 guernsey (size XL) signed by Nathan Buckley (2002 AFL Buckley trading card attached); also Adidas 2010 guernseys (Premiership Year) signed by Alan Didak (size S) or by Dale Thomas (size L). (3)

473 · NORTH MELBOURNE - WAYNE CAREY: mounted large colour photograph (45x30cm) of Carey holding the 1996 Premiership Cup, SIGNED BY CAREY, commemorative plaque beneath highlighting his career achievements, with CofA; framed and glazed, overall 67x45cm.

474 · RICHMOND: KooGa guernsey (size XL) signed by Kevin Bartlett, KooGa guernsey (size L) for 2017 (premiership year) signed by Trent Cotchin, Reebok guernsey (size M) for player #7 (Nathan Brown), signed by Brown on reverse and by Matthew Richardson on the front, plus a Reebok training t-shirt signed by Ben Cousins (4 items)

475 · ADELAIDE: Adidas 2004 guernsey (size L) signed by Wayne Carey, 2006 guernsey (size L) and shorts (size M) both signed by Mark Ricciuto. (3 items)

476 · ST KILDA: display featuring jersey signed by members of the 2005 squad captained by Nick Riewoldt and coached by Grant Thomas with numerous signatures including Riewoldt, Stephen Milne, Fraser Gehrig, Nick Dal Santo & Lenny Hayes; framed & glazed, overall 102x78cm.

477 · SYDNEY: Puma guernsey (size L), signed by 2005 Premiership captain Barry Hall.

478 · HAWTHORN: Posters/Souvenirs selection with c.2007 "The Spirit of Hawthorn" limited edition poster signed by John Kennedy & Graham Arthur, numbered #345 of 1000; also 1982 team photo poster, and 1989 Sunday Herald, Sunday Press, & 1991 Herald-Sun (2) newspaper souvenir pages. (6 items)

479 · NORTH MELBOURNE: Blades guernsey (size L), signed by Kangaroos legend Brent "Boomer" Harvey.

480 · ADELAIDE: display featuring 12 player signed 'Select 2007' football cards including Mark Ricciuto and Andrew Mcleod, plus two current AFL senior coaches Simon Goodwin (Melbourne) & Ben Rutten (Essendon); framed and glazed, overall 43x70cm. Australian Sports Management CofA (2008).

481 · CARLTON: Nike (size XL) shorts and Away team guernsey both signed by Brendan Fevola, plus Nike (size XL) Away team guernsey signed by Anthony Koutoufides. (3 items)

482 · ESSENDON: Puma 2007 guernseys (2, sizes M & L) the former signed by Matthew Lloyd, the latter by Mark Johnson; also Adidas 2009 guernsey (size XL) boldly signed by Kevin Sheedy. (3)

483 · AUTOGRAPHED LITERATURE: with hardbound Chris Judd "Inside - the Autobiography"; James Hird "Reading the Play; Kevin Bartlett "A life in Football"; Kevin Sheedy "Stand Your Ground"; Alan Didak & Heath Shaw autographs in "Side by Side - a Season with Collingwood"; also softbound Robert Harvey "Strength through Loyalty"; Barry Hall "Pulling No Punches"; Nick Maxwell "One Grand Week - A Captain's Tale of 2010 Triumph". (8 items)

484 · HAWTHORN - 2008 PREMIERSHIP YEAR: Puma guernsey (size L), numerous signatures from the premiership winning team including Campbell Brown, Jarryd Roughhead, Lance Franklin, Jordan Lewis & Shane Crawford.

485 · ST KILDA: ISC guernseys, signed by Robert Harvey (size XL), Nick Riewoldt (size M), or Lenny Hayes (size L). (3)

486 · MELBOURNE - TOM SCULLY: display featuring action colour photo of Melbourne's 2009 No 1 draft pick, SIGNED BY SCULLY: framed & glazed, overall 60x39cm.