Sporting Memorabilia

1 · ATHLETICS: An ornate gold running prize in the form of a fob (15ct) with a 9ct suspension ring (overall 18.9 gms) depicting a runner surrounded by a laurel wreath to the obverse; the reverse engraved "PRESENTED TO Harry Hutchins by E.J. Norris For Breaking The 50 Yard Record SYDNEY [18]87"; in the original presentation box.

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

3 · Various cigarette and trade cards - some loose, and some in a very dilapidated scrapbook which includes newspaper and magazine cuttings; mainly sports. Very mixed condition. (qty).

4 · CIGARETTE & TRADE CARDS: An accumulation in mixed condition contained in a Jack Daniels whisky tin. Noted cricket, football, horse racing, (qty).

5 · ALEXANDER BOGUSLAVSKY: "Sports Records" cigarette cards, First & Second Series 1925: large part set [38/50] with subjects including tennis, athletics, cricket, swimming. golf, horse racing, skiing, boxing and billiards. A rarely seen series.

6 · AUTOGRAPHS: A 1920s - early 1930s autograph book from which a few pages have been removed. The remaining pages feature the original autographs of various Australian swimmers, Australian and French tennis players, Andrew Charlton (swimmer), cricketers, etc.

7 · CIGARETTE CARDS: An accumulation consisting mostly of 1930s part-sets; brands include Churchmans, John Player, and W.D. & H.O. Wills; themes include sports, warfare, railways, motoring, royalty, and others; noted Churchman's 1938 "Boxing Personalities" set [50], Churchman's 1939 "Kings of Speed" #45 Jesse Owens, and John Player 1938 "Cricketers" #38 Don Bradman. (qty.)

8 · [TRADE CARDS] 1936 A. W. Allen Ltd (Australia) "Sports & Flags Of Nations" complete set (36) featuring cricket, Australian Rules Football, golf, rugby, soccer, baseball, tennis, athletics, cycling, skiing, swimming, rowing, skating, horse racing, wrestling, etc. Rarely seen complete and in such fine condition. The American baseball and golf cards are particularly sought-after.

9 · 1950s SPORTS AUTOGRAPHS: A collection of 140+ autographs in three albums, as constituted by Australian musician Ian Grattidge as a child; signatories include Don Bradman (2), Walter Lindrum (2), Bill Ponsford, Lindsay Hassett, Hubert Opperman (2), Ossie Pickworth (golf), Scobie Breasley (horseracing), and many others; also some entertainers (Bob Dyer, Smoky Dawson) and other public figures.

10 · WILSON'S SPORTSMAN'S REVIEW: Group of issues of this prolific Melbourne newsletter distributed gratis in various hotels around Victoria, each with the issuing hotel noted on cover; issues span January 19th 1963 to October 27th 1984, plus one other. (38 items)

11 · A diverse group of sports items, comprising seven vintage whistles, 1969 "C.C.A. Fleming Shield" cricket cap, 2008 Gold Coast Indy 300 shirt with eight driver signatures on back, Adidas 2010 Delhi Commonwealth Games tracksuit jacket, and a Sherrin football with thirteen signatures including that of Kevin Sheedy. (11 items)

12 · THE BOREHAM COLLECTION OF 1100+ SPORTING AUTOGRAPHS: An extensive collection assembled by the late prolific autograph-hunter Howard Boreham, with each sportsperson having signed over their biographical entry in the relevant issue of the early 1970s serialised sports encyclopaedia "The Game", of which issues 1 through 112 (plus index) are present; signatories include Harold Abrahams, Rene Lacoste, Muhammad Ali, Richie Benaud, Ron Clarke, Margaret Court, Jack Dyer, Enzo Ferrari, Rod Laver, Jack Ni

13 · RIDDELL vintage PITTSBURGH STEELERS American football helmet.

14 · Diverse group comprising two medallions in jewellery boxes (both ex. Alan Davidson, both being engraved with his name), an attractive early 20th century Australian sterling silver cycling medal, and thirty-one cricket or football cigarette cards (Allen's, Wills's, Hoadley's, Capstan, Standard) in mixed condition. (qty.)

15 · ROYAL DOULTON CERAMICS: Mostly 1990s group comprising D6866 "The Angler", D6877 "The Jockey", D6878 "The Baseball Player", D6879 "The Snooker Player", and HN4518; the tallest 21cm. (7 items)

16 · ROYAL DOULTON CERAMIC FIGURINES: A group of 1990s limited-edition anthropomorphised sporting animal characters, comprising SC1 "Fly Fishing", SC2 rugby "Last Lion of Defence", SC3 boxing "It's a Knockout", SC4 skiing "Sloping Off", SC5 golf "A Round with Foxy", and SC6 cricket "Out for a Duck" (3); the tallest 15cm, four CoAs present. (8 items)

17 · TRADING CARDS: A diverse accumulation of mid-1990s basketball, ice hockey, tennis, motorsport, and gridiron cards, issued by brands such as NBA, Fleer, Topps, Futera, and Pinnacle; noted 1995 NBA Hoops Crunchers Michael Jordan #1/25; condition generally excellent. (800+ items)

18 · AUSTRALIAN SPORTS CARDS: A collection of mid-1990s AFL, cricket, and Rugby League cards, issued by brands such as Dynamic Marketing, Futera, and Select; condition generally excellent. (1000+ items)

19 · MUHAMMAD ALI & MICHAEL JORDAN: A photograph of the two sportsmen in profile, featuring the signatures of both men in permanent marker; CoA present, attractively framed and glazed, 53 x 49cm overall.

20 · AUTOGRAPHS: A diverse collection of signatures on piece or photograph; signatories include Rod Laver, Don Bradman, Bill Ponsford, John Newcombe, Johnny Famechon, George Best, Jack Bertrand, Harlem Globetrotters, and others. (qty.)

21 · Collection remainder of sports items and ephemera; several signed items present, including two signed tennis balls (Pat Rafter, Margaret Court, Evonne Goolagong) and a hockey jersey signed by Cathy Freeman, Sam Kerr, and others; inspection will reward. (qty.)

22 · A collection remainder comprising two Socceroos scarves, a Melbourne Storm scarf with three button badges, and nineteen motorsport lanyards. (25 items)

23 · A collection remainder comprising seven 1990s-2000s WEG/Mark Knight Herald Sun cricket or rugby league posters, two VFL beer glasses, three Ardmona cricket photo card sets, fifteen c. 1980s Coffer Sports soccer team cloth badges, a 45 x 56cm framed Peter Brock mirror display, two different guernseys, and five others. (35 items)

24 · TRADING CARDS: A massive accumulation of 1994-95 Futera basketball cards, mostly sorted into part-sets; very good condition or above; inspection will reward. (1700+ items)

25 · MICHAEL JORDAN: A small-type Spalding "Chicago Bulls" basketball signed by Jordan, sealed in timber case measuring 39 x 39 x 21cm; CoA present.

26 · MICHAEL JORDAN: A signed display incorporating four different Upper Deck or Topps trading cards and a central photograph of Jordan performing a "slam dunk"; framed and glazed, 50 x 57cm overall.

27 · A 19th century silk-woven tapestry by Neyret Frères titled "The Billiard Lesson", framed and glazed, 33 x 42cm overall, together with six other framed billiards illustrations, three of which on brushed aluminium. (7 items)

28 · Three different c. 1900s Alcock & Co. Pty. Ltd. billiards cues, all with ash shaft and ebony butt; the longest 58 inches.

29 · A collection of antique billiard balls, of which at least three ivory; the rest wooden, or early plastics like bonzoline or crystalate; most in original maker's boxes, the brands including "E.M. Co.", "John Taylor & Son", "Thurston & Co.", "Tru-Shot", and "Orme & Sons". (43 balls total)

30 · "The (H.W.) Stevenson Champion Cue - 1903 - Sole Makers For Australasia Alcock & Co. Pty. Ltd.", length 58 inches, engraved ivory plate.

31 · PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI: Group of line block illustrations of humorous billiards scenes (mostly Frank Reynolds), taken from vintage Punch magazine issues spanning 1906 to 1928; all attractively framed and glazed, uniformly 25 x 30cm overall. (7 items)

32 · Pair of c. 1910s Alcock & Co. Melbourne "Champion Cues" (1st edition); ash shafts, ebony butts, ivory plates; one 58 inches long, the other 55 inches.

33 · Three different Heiron and Smith billiards cues, comprising one very early example with plain ebony butt, the other two with ivory plates (one "Champion Cue" and one "Rex Williams Champion Cue"); the longest 60 inches.

34 · Alcock & Co. Melbourne "Champion Cue" (1st edition), length 58 inches, ash shaft, ebony butt, ivory plate, with engraved metal insert "Won Toorak Bowling Club 1914".

35 · Circa 1920s "Taylor-Rolph's Billiard Bowls" set in maker's box, containing eight balls, a ramp, and a pair of Taylor Rolph callipers; instruction booklet present.

36 · "Table Billiards - The Popular Australian Game" in maker's box; set comprises two scoreboards, target housing with nine entrances (length 78cm), twist-together cue, and seven wooden balls; early 20th century.

37 · An early-20th century group of pen and watercolour illustrations of humorous billiards scenes by artist "C. Fish"; all attractively framed and glazed, uniformly 30 x 36cm overall. (6 items)

38 · A diverse group of vintage billiards room items, including a Burroughes & Watts cue cutter, a Burman & Sons cue cutter in maker's box, a "Universal Jacio Scoreboard" in maker's box, a 19th-century ivory retailer's plate "Sold by Greer, 169, High Holborn, London", and several others. (qty.)

39 · An early 20th century miniature wall-mounted billiards scoreboard by Burroughes & Watts, London; two hand-painted number tracks with original sliding score markers; missing right end piece; dimensions 9 x 19.5cm.

40 · WALTER LINDRUM - CUE: Peradon & Co. 1929 World's Record Break Cue, length 56 inches, ash shaft, ebony butt, ivory plate, issued to commemorate Lindrum's December 7th 1929 break of 3262.

41 · WALTER LINDRUM - CUES: Pair of Peradon & Co. commemorative cues, both 56 inches in length, ash shaft, ebony butt, ivory plate; one issued to commemorate Lindrum's December 7th 1929 break of 3262, the other issued to commemorate his January 20th 1932 break of 4137. (2 items)

42 · HORACE LINDRUM - CUE: Younger portrait-type "Champion" cue made by Peradon, ash shaft, ebony butt, ivory plate, length 60 inches, c. 1930s.

43 · "The Nonpareil Lindrum - McConachy Cue", length 58 inches, engraved ivory plate, c. 1930s.

44 · HORACE LINDRUM - CUE: "Ambassador" cue featuring facsimile signature on ivory plate, ash shaft, ebony butt, length 58 inches, c. 1930s.

45 · HORACE LINDRUM - CUES: Pair comprising both the younger (c. 1930s) and older (c. 1950s) portrait type "Champion" cues made by Peradon; both with ash shaft, ebony butt, ivory plate, length 58 inches.

46 · WALTER LINDRUM - CUE: "The Walter Lindrum World Champion Cue: Break 4137", c. 1930s, ash shaft, ebony butt, engraved ivory plate, Alec Watson & Mitchell's retailer's inset; length 58 inches.

47 · WALTER LINDRUM - CUE: Peradon & Co. 1932 World's Record Break Cue, length 56 inches, ash shaft, ebony butt, ivory plate, issued to commemorate Lindrum's January 20th 1932 break of 4137 against Joe Davis.

48 · CLARK McCONACHY - CUE: 1940s "New Zealand Champion Cue - Clark McConachy - Record Break 1758", length 58 inches, ash shaft, ebony butt, facsimile signature on ivory plate.

49 · Alcock & Co. Melbourne "Champion Cue" (2nd edition), length 58 inches, ash shaft, ebony butt edged with maple and green veneers, ivory plate, c. 1940s.

50 · Group of mid-20th century billiards cues, comprising one with engraved ivory plate with text "Thomson & Taylor Billiard Table Manufacturers, Melbourne", one Trueline J. Charlton facsimile signature cue, and one Alcock's Champion Cue; the longest 60 inches. (3 items)

51 · A diverse group of mid-20th century billiards or snookers awards (one in sterling silver, some uninscribed), plus an Art Deco-style horse tie clip; height of the largest item 16.5cm. (6 items)

52 · An Australian mid-20th century wall-mounted billiards scoreboard by R.C. Ladd, St Peters, South Australia; two hand-painted number tracks with original brass sliding score markers; dimensions 43 x 19cm.

53 · A mid-20th century wall-mounted billiards scoreboard by Albert Monkhouse, Oldham; hand-painted number track with original sliding score markers; dimensions 21 x 61cm.

54 · Pair of c. 1950s Permac billiard cues, comprising "Permac Olympic" with "EV Melbourne" retailer's inset, length 60 inches, together with "The Permac Champion Cue", length 58 inches.

55 · HORACE LINDRUM - CUE: Older portrait-type "Champion" cue made by Peradon, ash shaft, ebony butt, ivory plate, length 57 inches (145cm), c. 1950s.

56 · HORACE LINDRUM - CUE: Older portrait-type "Champion" cue made by Peradon, "Raper & Sons Ltd. Manchester" retailer's inset; ash shaft, ebony butt, ivory plate, length 58 inches, c. 1950s.

57 · An Australian mid-20th century wall-mounted billiards scoreboard by Alcock Thomson & Taylor, Melbourne; two number tracks with original timber score markers; dimensions 18 x 46cm.

58 · Group of mid-20th century billiards cues, comprising one with "John McCulloch Sydney" retailer's inset, one with "R.S. Moran Ltd. Sydney" retailer's inset, one Trueline J. Charlton facsimile signature cue, and one Century Maker by Ian Anderson with "Warren Simpson Billiards Sydney" retailer's inlay; the longest 60 inches. (4 items)

59 · CLARK MCCONACHY - CUE: Peradon & Co. late-1950s hand-spliced ebony cue with weighted ivory butt, length 60 inches; originally marketed in catalogues as the "Clark McConachy Hand Spliced Ebony Cue", the design of this cue is based on McConachy's own personal cues, which he modified later in life by adding a weight at the end (sometimes by attaching ivory billiard balls) in order to compensate for a shaky hand caused by Parkinson's disease.

60 · CLARK MCCONACHY - CUE: Peradon & Co. late-1950s hand-spliced ebony cue with weighted ivory butt, length 60 inches; originally marketed in catalogues as the "Clark McConachy Hand Spliced Ebony Cue", the design of this cue is based on McConachy's own personal cues, which he modified later in life by adding a weight at the end (sometimes by attaching ivory billiard balls) in order to compensate for a shaky hand caused by Parkinson's disease.

61 · Group of three different snooker sets in timber (25 balls), leather (23 balls), or cardboard ("Vitalite" brand, 23 balls) case.

62 · "The All Black Special Cue - Barton McGill & Co. - Auckland", length 60 inches, engraved ivory plate, c. 1960s.

63 · BOOKS ON SNOOKER, BILLIARDS, AND POOL: A shelf of books comprising eleven hardcovers and eight softcovers; titles include "Snooker Billiards and Pool" by Paul Hamlyn, "Snooker Characters" by Ted Lowe, "Hamlyn Who's Who In Snooker" by Ian Morrison, and "Walter Lindrum - Billiards" by Methuen of Australia. (19 items)

64 · "The Billiard Encyclopedia - An Illustrated History of the Sport" by Victor Stein & Paul Rubino, hardcover second edition; Blue Book Publications, Minneapolis, 1996, 554pp., dust jacket present.

65 · SNOOKER PLAYER AUTOGRAPHS: A copy of "John Ireland's Snooker Characters" by Ted Lowe (1989), with thirteen signatures to the title page, including those of Ken Doherty, Peter Ebdon, Michael Judge, Stephen Lee, and Chris Small.

66 · Collection remainder of cue sports items, mostly ephemera, including photographs, magazines, 1920s Punch cartoons, rules pamphlets, books, and more. (qty.)

67 · LES DARCY: 1916 fight card for Baker's Stadium in Rushcutters Bay, listing upcoming fights versus Costica, Crouse, Smith, Bell, Clabby, and McGoorty, with cockfighting caricature illustration on reverse; 14.5 x 16.5cm.

68 · An accumulation of mostly Australian 1920s-30s boxing ephemera, including a "Vic Patrick - The Champ" Daily Telegraph Sports Book, signed to the inside cover by Vic Patrick. (qty.)

69 · BOXER AUTOGRAPHS: A collection of nine signatures on piece, photograph, or cloth patch, plus some ephemera; signatories include Johnny Famechon, Anthony Mundine, Sergey Rabchenko, Sugar Ray Robinson, Lionel Rose, Alexis Arguello, Carlos Monzon, and others. (qty.)

70 · LIONEL ROSE framed photographic display with strong signature on piece and additionally signed on the glass, ​​​​​​​56 x 42cm overall.

71 · MUHAMMAD ALI v JOE FRAZIER: An "Everlasting" boxing glove signed by both Ali and Frazier, in display case with photographs and texts recounting the pair's boxing rivalry; CoA present; dimensions 70 x 49 x 15cm.

72 · MIKE TYSON: A timber display case comprising a signed photograph and "Everlast" glove, with plaque at base engraved "Iron - Mike Tyson"; two CoAs present; dimensions 74 x 57 x 17cm.

73 · MUHAMMAD ALI: Signature to title page of 1998 book "Muhammad Ali - In Fighter's Heaven" by Victor Bockris.

74 · 1962 PERTH COMMONWEALTH GAMES: Official competitor's badge by K.G. Luke, enamelled with text "British Empire & Commonwealth Games/Perth/Western Australia/1962", with original lilac ribbon marked "COMPETITOR"; length incl. ribbon 10cm.

75 · 1962 PERTH COMMONWEALTH GAMES: Silver winner's medal by K.G. Luke, text on obverse "1962 VII British Empire And Commonwealth Games/Perth/Western Australia", engraved on reverse "Athletics/Women/Javelin Throw/R. Morgan/England", offered in original presentation case featuring BE&CG crest; medal diameter 58mm, maximum length incl. chain 47.5cm, weight approx. 160g.

76 · VICTORIAN CRICKET TEAM antique black white albumen photograph of an earlier collage image of the 1859 touring team to Sydney, signed in pencil "FREEMAN BROS. PHOTO. Sydney, 1859", laid down on card and framed, 45 x 58cm overall.

77 · WISDEN'S CRICKETERS' ALMANACKS: Boxed set of fifteen official facsimile reprints spanning the years 1864 to 1878; limited edition #437/1000, in original yellow Wisden box; superb condition.

78 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB: 1872-73 Member's Season Ticket, leather covers with gilt "M.C.C. 1872-73" to both front and back, the "Member", "Hon. Treasurer", and "Date Issued" fields all left blank; holed once, probably to indicate attendance.

79 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB: 1876-77 Member's Season Ticket, leather covers with gilt "M.C.C. 1876-77" to both front and back, made out to prominent physician and early University of Melbourne lecturer Dr Walter Balls-Headley; holed once, probably to indicate attendance.

80 · James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Annuals: 1879 (with "The Australian Twelve" photographic frontispiece), 1880 (Richard Daft's English Cricketers), 1881 (The Australian Eleven, 1880), 1883 (The Australian Team, 1882) and 1884 (The Surrey Eleven, 1883); complete and in the usual condition. The photo plates are all fine. (5 vols.).

81 · WISDEN'S CRICKETERS' ALMANACK - WILLOWS REPRINTS: Limited-edition group comprising 1880 (#242/500, 1987), 1887 (#179/500, 1989), 1906 (#350/500, 1999), 1916 (#434/1000, 1990), 1917 (#449/500, 1997), 1918 (#423/500, 1997), and 1919 (#409/500, 1997); all attractively bound in brown or tan cloth boards, with gilt text to cover and spine. (7 items)

82 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB: 1881-82 Member's Season Ticket, claret leather covers with gilt "M.C.C. 1881-2" to both front and back, made out to W.J. Daly Esq., with signature of M.C.C. Secretary B.J. Wardill. Extremely scarce.

83 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB: 1884-85 Ladies Reserve season ticket number 3913, with facsimile signature of B.J. Wardill at lower right; holed once, probably to indicate attendance.

84 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB: 1885-86 Ladies Reserve season ticket, number field left blank, with facsimile signature of B.J. Wardill at lower right; holed once, probably to indicate attendance.

85 · "Famous Cricketers and Cricket Grounds 1895", edited by C.W. Alcock, published 1895 by Hudson & Kearns, London; red cloth boards, gilt edging and title.

86 · Group of 1900s cricket postcards, including noted "Melbourne Cricket Ground - An English Eleven At Play 1904", Wesley College turfs, South United Cricket Club team photo, several views of England playing against Australia at Adelaide Oval, also 1907 Caulfield Cup. (12 items)

88 · WISDEN CRICKETERS' ALMANACKS: 1903, 1906, 1908, and 1909 editions, attractively rebound into brown cloth boards with gilt title to spine, all with front and back wrappers present. (4 items)

89 · A sterling silver cricket-themed napkin ring; Birmingham, 1903. Delightful piece, depicting two bats and a ball on one side and a set of wickets on the other.

91 · WISDEN CRICKETERS' ALMANACKS: 1910, 1911, 1912, 1913, 1914, and 1915 editions, attractively rebound into brown cloth boards with gilt title to spine, all but 1912 edition with front and back wrappers present. (6 items)

92 · Two early 20th-century bronze statuettes, one depicting W.G. Grace at bat (silvered), the other depicting Charles Bannerman holding a cricket ball; height 14.5cm for both.

93 · WISDEN CRICKETERS' ALMANACKS: 1920-29 editions attractively rebound intro brown or tan cloth boards with gilt title to spine, all except 1923/27 with front and back wrappers present. (10 items)

94 · J.B. HOBBS, original ALS dated July 1925 on Surrey County Cricket Club letterhead, responding to a cricket enquiry; mounted, framed and glazed together with an original postcard portrait of him and an additional ink signature on piece; overall 30 x 33cm.

95 · AUSTRALIA IN ENGLAND 1926: An official Bolland team photograph, mounted together with single sheet featuring the original pen autographs of thirteen members of the touring party, including Collins, Mailey, Gregory, Richardson, Oldfield, Woodfull, and Ponsford; attractively framed and glazed, 56 x 38cm overall.

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

97 · WISDEN CRICKETERS' ALMANACK - WILLOWS REPRINTS: Limited-edition group comprising 1940 (#425/500, 2003), 1941 (#235/500, 1999), 1942 (#407/500, 1999), 1943 (#244/500, 2000), 1944 (#282/500, 2000), and 1945 (#452/500, 2000); all uniformly bound in brown cloth boards, with gilt text to cover and spine. (6 items)

98 · DON BRADMAN: Original signature in permanent marker on photograph print issued by the Bradman Museum, titled "Bowral Cricket Club c. 1926"; framed and glazed, 63 x 46cm overall.

99 · DON BRADMAN: Original signature in permanent marker on photograph print issued by the Bradman Museum, titled "New South Wales c. 1927"; framed and glazed, 63 x 46cm overall.

100 · DON BRADMAN: Three modern photograph prints bearing Bradman's signature in permanent marker, including the iconic 1928 Sidney Riley Studio portrait, plus twenty identical photographs (unsigned); the largest 17.5 x 12.5cm. (23 items)

101 · A Falcon ware 'playtime' childrens bowl decorated with koalas playing cricket, English, 20th century, 16 cm diameter.

102 · WISDEN CRICKETERS' ALMANACKS: A group of hardcover editions comprising the years 1930-33 and 1935-39; attractively rebound, several with front wrapper retained. (9 items)

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

104 · C.V. GRIMMETT: Flicker Book No.2 "Googley Delivery and Off Break Finger Spin", by Flicker Productions, Earls Court Road, London, 1930. Signed by Grimmett to the front cover, plus three unsigned examples. (4 items)

105 · C.V. GRIMMETT: "Flicker No.2 - Googley Delivery and Off Break Finger Spin", four complete booklets by Flicker Productions Ltd., 113b Earls Court Road, London; 1930.

106 · A pair of Clarrie Grimmett's pure wool cricket flannel trousers, circa 1930s, maker unknown; much worn.

107 · A pair of Clarrie Grimmett's pure wool cricket flannel trousers, circa 1930s, maker unknown; well worn. Provenance: The Clarrie Grimmett Collection; his family, by descent.

108 · A pair of Clarrie Grimmett's pure wool cricket flannel trousers, circa 1930s, maker unknown; well worn. Provenance: The Clarrie Grimmett Collection; his family, by descent.

109 · A pair of Clarrie Grimmett's pure wool cricket flannel trousers, circa 1930s, maker unknown; well worn. Provenance: The Clarrie Grimmett Collection; his family, by descent.

110 · "Googlies - Coals from a Test Cricketer's Fireplace" signed limited edition #47/100 by H.V. Hordern, with illustrations by Tom Glover; Angus & Robertson, Sydney, 1932.

111 · DON BRADMAN: Original signature in permanent marker on photograph print of Bradman at bat; framed and glazed, 43 x 33cm overall.

112 · "John Wisden's CRICKETERS' ALMANACK for 1934 - Seventy-First Edition", edited by Sydney J. Southerton, John Wisden & Co. Ltd.; 721pp., original bindings.

113 · DON BRADMAN: Original signature in permanent marker on photograph print issued by the Bradman Museum, titled "South Australia c. 1935"; framed and glazed, 63 x 46cm overall.

114 · DON BRADMAN: Three modern photograph prints bearing Bradman's signature in permanent marker, including a portrait of him in his striped South Australian team blazer, plus twenty identical photographs (unsigned); the largest 17.5 x 12.5cm. (23 items)

115 · Three E.P. Kinsella-type ceramic figurines, comprising "The Hope of his Side", "Out First Ball" and "The Boss", plus unusual articulated wooden wicket-keeper; the tallest 14cm. (4 items)

116 · STAFFORDSHIRE-STYLE CERAMIC CRICKET FIGURINES: Four different early sets of the iconic George Parr/Julius Caesar batter/bowler pair, all approx. 25cm tall. (8 items)

117 · Group of Staffordshire-style ceramic cricketer figurines, comprising W.G. Grace, William Clarke, a tennis-cricket duo, two different batters, and one bowler; the tallest 18cm. (6 items)

118 · DON BRADMAN "Flicker" No.1 ON DRIVE and OFF DRIVE in original red card wrapper, together with C.V. GRIMMETT "Flicker" No.2 Googley Delivery and Off Break Finger Spin in original blue card wrapper, (2 items)

119 · Pair of smaller-type 1936 Don Bradman toby jugs, likely manufactured by Marutomo Ware, both green and brown cap variants; height 10cm. (2 items)

120 · Pair of smaller-type 1936 Don Bradman toby jugs, manufactured by Marutomo Ware, both green and brown cap variants; height 10cm. (2 items)

121 · POSTCARDS: 1936-37 English & Australian Test Cricketers: twenty portrait postcards, including Bradman, Brown, Chipperfield, Darling, Fingleton, Grimmett & McCabe for Australia; and Allen (captain), Duckworth, Leyland, Fishlock, Hammond & Verity, all contained in a "Stars of the Test Matches" folder "Presented with "CHAMPION". (20 cards).

122 · M.C.C. AUSTRALIAN TOUR 1936-37: Official club Christmas card featuring team photograph, signed by English Test cricketer Wally Hammond; 30 x 12.5cm when opened.

123 · 1936 Don Bradman toby jug manufactured by Marutomo Ware, with cap in green, height 15cm.

124 · 1936 Don Bradman toby jug manufactured by Marutomo Ware, with cap in brown, height 15cm.

125 · DON BRADMAN: Framed and glazed photograph print of Bradman stepping out to bat at the MCG, featuring Bradman's original signature in permanent marker; 60 x 50cm overall.

126 · WISDEN CRICKETERS' ALMANACK: A group comprising limp cover edition for 1946, and hardcover editions for 1947, 1948, and 1949. (4 items)

127 · DON BRADMAN signature on Bradman postcard; together with a 1946 copy of the Melbourne Argus newspaper "Bradman's 162 Not Out Saves Side".

128 · DON BRADMAN: Three modern photograph prints bearing Bradman's signature in permanent marker, including an iconic image of him stepping on to the field at the MCG, plus three identical photographs (unsigned); the largest 17.5 x 12.5cm. (6 items)

129 · DON BRADMAN: Framed and glazed display titled "The Greatest", comprising full-size Sykes commemorative Bradman bat with attached trading card featuring Bradman's original signature in permanent marker, together with print of Bradman and detailed enumeration of his career statistics at margins; CoA verso, 108 x 70cm overall.

130 · THE INVINCIBLES RETURN TO AUSTRALIA: An original orient line R.M.S. Orontes souvenir postcard signed by the triumphant Australian cricket team on its return voyage from England; posted in Colombo and addressed to a lucky Melbourne recipient.

131 · DON BRADMAN: Display incorporating three photograph prints, all of which signed by Bradman in permanent marker; framed and glazed, 39 x 56cm overall.

132 · DON BRADMAN: Original signature in permanent marker on photograph print of the 1948 Australian Touring Party; framed and glazed, 49 x 51cm overall.

133 · 1948 ENGLAND TOUR: The Bradford Exchange "The Invincibles" commemorative plate by Brian Clinton, limited edition #1368/4950, in maker's box with CoA; diameter 31cm.

134 · DON BRADMAN: Original signature in permanent marker on photograph print issued by the Bradman Museum, titled "Australia c. 1948"; framed and glazed, 63 x 46cm overall.

135 · DON BRADMAN, Bendigo Pottery brown glazed caricature jug, limited edition 1104/3000, 15cm high.

136 · "A TRIBUTE TO THE DON, 1908-2001" limited edition giclee print 19/99, remastered from the original artwork by Brian Clinton, bearing the original signature of Sir Don Bradman, framed and mounted with an accompanying framed certificate of authenticity, an impressive 118 x 158cm overall.

137 · WISDEN CRICKETERS' ALMANACKS: Group of hardcover editions comprising the years 1950-59; dust jackets were not introduced until 1965. (10 items)

138 · WISDEN CRICKETERS' ALMANACKS: A group of hardcover editions comprising the years 1960-65 and 1967-69; dust jackets were first issued in 1965, and as such are present for the relevant editions in this lot. (9 items)

139 · WISDEN CRICKETERS' ALMANACKS: A group of hardcover editions comprising the years 1970-73, 1976-77, and 1979; all dust jackets present. (7 items)

140 · WISDEN CRICKETERS' ALMANACKS: A group of hardcover editions comprising the years 1980-83, 1985-86, and 1988, plus "An Index to Wisden Cricketers' Almanack 1864-1984"; all dust jackets present. (8 items)

141 · WISDEN CRICKETERS' ALMANACK - AUSTRALIA: Complete set of hardcover editions comprising the years 1998-2005; all dust jackets present. (8 items)

142 · WISDEN CRICKETERS' ALMANACKS: A group of hardcover editions comprising the years 1990 (2), 1991-97, and 1999; all dust jackets present. (10 items)

143 · WISDEN CRICKETERS' ALMANACKS: A group of hardcover editions comprising the years 2000-2011 and 2014-2017, plus one 2009 duplicate; all dust jackets present. (17 items)

144 · AUTOGRAPHS: Group of signatures on piece or photograph; signatories comprise Don Bradman, Stan McCabe, Ross Gregory, Bert Oldfield, Bill O'Reilly, Ian Chappell, Neil Harvey, and Richie Benaud.

145 · 1950/51 ASHES SERIES IN AUSTRALIA: A match-used cricket stump souvenired by Bill Johnston, expertly split in half, with the Australian team signing one half and the English team signing the other (26 signatures total); length of the longer half 80cm.

146 · ARGUS CRICKET BADGES: Group of fifteen different "Australian 1950-51 Cricket Series" button badges, comprising N.S.W. (4), South Australia (2), Queensland (3), Tasmania (2), and Victoria (4).

147 · RICHMOND CRICKET CLUB: Group of membership fobs comprising the years 1954-55, 1958, 1958-59, 1960-61, 1975-76, 1976-77, and 1977-78. (7 items)

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

149 · BOB SIMPSON's 1958-59 "BAGGY GREEN" Australian Test Team cap, superb condition, green wool with embroidered Australia coat of arms and series date "1958-59" likewise embroidered to the front panel, "Farmer's Sydney" maker's label to inside crown with "R. Simpson" typed on said label; housed in an attractive 36 x 40.5 x 38cm timber/glass display enclosure with engraved plaque listing Simpson's career accomplishments.

150 · "CRICKET STORIES & SKETCHES" by ARTHUR MAILEY [Sydney : The Market Printery], circa 1950s, octavo, 20pp, with colourful cover. Very good condition.

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

152 · Group of five c. 1960s H.J. Wood cricket character jugs, some duplication; the tallest 18cm,.

153 · 1960 AUSTRALIA v WEST INDIES "TIED TEST": Full-size cricket bat produced to commemorate the December 1960 tied test in Brisbane between Australia and the West Indies, signed by eight members of the Australian team including Richie Benaud, Neil Harvey, Bob Simpson, and Alan Davidson, plus seven West Indies team members including Gary Sobers, Rohan Kanhai, and Wes Hall.

154 · 1964 AUSTRALIA IN ENGLAND: "The 1964 Australians - The 1964 Tour Official Brochure" by Playfair (24pp + colour covers); and "1964 Test Tour of England - Pen Pictures and Records - Souvenir Programme" by Starkey (8pp); both in superb condition. (2).

155 · STAFFORDSHIRE-STYLE CERAMIC CRICKET FIGURINES: Six different examples of the iconic George Parr (4) and Julius Caesar (2) figurines, all approx. 25cm tall. (6 items)

156 · An early-1970s miniature cricket bat bearing eighteen signatures, including those of Ian Chappell, Keith Stackpole, Rod Marsh, Greg Chappell, Bob Massie, Ray Steele, and others.

157 · AUSTRALIAN SERVICES XI: A framed and glazed menu from the team's 25 Year Dinner, held October 17th 1970 at the Victorian Club in Melbourne, with thirteen signatures including those of Lindsay Hassett and Keith Miller; together with two other framed displays - "Golden Anniversary - Bradman's Invincibles 1948" (facsimile signatures), and an arrangement of military and New South Wales Cricket Association patches. (3 items)

158 · CRICKETER AUTOGRAPHS: A nicely curated album of 100+ signatures, almost all of whom cricketers, including Don Bradman, Richie Benaud, Ray Lindwall, Len Maddocks, Ian Botham, Richard Hadlee, and many others.

159 · Group comprising 1970-80 Adelaide Oval member fobs (10), 1972-79 MCC member fobs (6), and two 1980 official "Cornhill Insurance Centenary Test Match" ties. (18 items)

160 · SIGNED CRICKET BOOKS: Group of books published in years spanning the 1970s to the 2000s, all signed by the relevant personality with dedications to Ian McDonald, Australian Team Manager 1986-1998; signatories comprise Shane Warne, David Boon, Ian Chappell, Barry Gibbs, Ian Healy, Merv Hughes, Mark Taylor, and Mark Waugh. (8 items)

161 · Group of Coalport commemorative plates, comprising 1974 Worcestershire County Champions, 1977 Kent and Middlesex County Champions, 1980 Centenary Test, 1981 Nottinghamshire County Champions, 1982 Ashes Centenary, 1984 Centenary of Test Cricket at Old Trafford, and one other. (7 items)

162 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB: A collection of membership fobs, three with original paper packet, most with original lanyards, comprising seasons 76/77, 78/79, 80/81, 81/82, 83/84, 85/86, and 86/87, plus 1976/77 Lady's Ticket. (8 items)

163 · A 1977 Centenary Test commemorative jug depicting Greg Chappell and Tony Greig (the opposing captains) from a limited edition by Bendigo Pottery; numbered 660, 17cm high.

164 · March 1977 Centenary Test character jug by Bendigo Pottery featuring heads of Greg Chappell and Tony Greig, together with four smaller ceramic figurines; the tallest 17cm. (5 items)

165 · 1977 CENTENARY TEST - AUSTRALIA v ENGLAND: Full-size commemorative Slazenger cricket bat with match statistics on the face of the blade, signed by twenty-nine players including Dennis Lillee, Rick McCosker, and David Hookes; limited edition #111/150.

166 · "Centenary of Australia & England Test Cricket 1877-1977" limited-edition Time Life Books 330 x 345mm print folio, containing booklet, scorecard, and six prints; together with three Australia Post "Sir Donald Bradman Australian Legend" booklets (complete), plus matching loose PNC and two large envelopes.

167 · WISDEN CRICKET MONTHLY: Twenty-four volumes comprising issues from years 1979 to 2003; brown cloth boards, gilt titles to spine.

168 · 1979 "S.C" limited-edition Staffordshire-style cricket figurines, comprising Julius Caesar (bowler) and George Parr (batter), both approx. 29cm tall. (2 items)

169 · 1980 CENTENARY TEST - ENGLAND v AUSTRALIA AT LORD'S: A full-size Gray-Nicolls cricket bat with impressed title, signed to the front of the blade by the Australian and English teams, additionally signed to the back of the blade by more than one hundred Australian and English Test Team veterans. Superb condition.

170 · Three full-size "Rapier" cricket bats, signed to the blade by Kim Hughes, Bill Lawry, and Doug Walters respectively, each bearing the relevant player's career statistics; length of each 85cm.

171 · SIGNED CRICKET BOOKS: Group of books published in years spanning the 1980s to the 2000s, all signed by the relevant personality with dedications to Ian McDonald, Australian Team Manager 1986-1998; signatories comprise John Benaud, David Boon, Allan Border, David Hookes, Dean Jones, Bob Simpson, Mark Taylor, and Steve Waugh. (8 items)

172 · Group of Franklin Porcelain commemorative tankards, comprising 1982 "The Ashes (Centenary) Tankard" (2), and 1985 "World Championship of Cricket, Australia". (3 items)

173 · CRICKET BOOKS - AUSTRALIA: A shelf of hardcover editions, including noted "Australian Cricket - The Game and the Players" by Jack Pollard [Lane Cover, 1982, limited leather-bound edition #164/452 in slipcase], "First-Class Cricket in Australia - Vols. 1 & 2" by Ray Webster [Glen Waverley, 1991 & 1997, both limited editions signed by the author], and several others. (14 items)

174 · DON BRADMAN personally pen-signed and dedicated book: "The Bradman Era" by Bill O'Reilly and Jack Egan [ABC/Collins, Sydney, 1983].

175 · DON BRADMAN personally pen-signed and dedicated book: "Bradman - The Illustrated Biography" by Michael Page [Macmillan, Melbourne, 1983] with original dustjacket.

176 · Ticket and programme for the September 14th 1984 Children's Hospital Charity Dinner held in Brisbane, the programme signed by Alan Border, Greg Chappell, Dennis Lillee, and Rod Marsh, together with two miniature cricket bats, one of which signed by a 1980s English team, the other with facsimile signatures only. (4 items)

177 · CRICKET BOOKS: A shelf of softcover publications, including noted "A Cameo from the Past - The Life and Times of H.S.T.L. Hendry" by Ronald Cardwell [Glebe, 1984, limited edition #46/325, signed by the author and Bill O'Reilly], "The M.C.C. Tour to Australia" by Ronald Cardwell [Gleb, 1988, limited edition #275/287, signed by the author and Bill O'Reilly], "On Our Selection" by Bernard Whimpress [Adelaide, 2011, limited edition #50/200, signed by the author], and more. (40 items)

178 · 1984-5 WEST INDIES IN AUSTRALIA: A full-size Gray-Nicolls cricket bat bearing 29 signatures (18 West Indies players to the front and 11 Australian players to the back); signatories include Faoud Bacchus, Wayne Daniel, Rodney Hogg, Kim Hughes, Dean Jones, Jeff Dujon, Geoff Lawson, Augustine Logie, Malcolm Marshall, Wayne Phillips, Viv Richards, Steve Smith, and Kepler Wessels; length 84cm.

179 · CRICKET BOOKS: A shelf of mostly hardcover editions, including noted "Ken Kelly Cricket Reflections - Five Decades of Cricket Photographs" by David Lemmon [Melbourne, 1985], "Barclays World of Cricket" by E.W. Swanton [Sydney, 1986], "Pageant of Cricket" by David Frith [South Melbourne, 1987, signed by the author], and more. (13 items)

180 · DON BRADMAN: Framed and glazed photograph print of Bradman stepping out to bat at the MCG, featuring Bradman's original signature in permanent marker; 45 x 39cm overall.

181 · DON BRADMAN personally pen-signed and dedicated books: "The Bradman Albums" Volumes 1 & 2 [Rigby, Sydney, 1987], both volumes with labels signed & dedicated by Bradman to the title pages. (2 volumes in original pictorial slipcase)

182 · "PAGEANT OF CRICKET" by David Frith with a foreword by Sir Donald Bradman AC [London : Macmillan, 1987], de-luxe leather-bound edition in original cloth-bound slipcase; this being No. 161 of 200; signed by Bradman and Frith to a pastedown label to the inside front cover.

183 · 1988 BICENTENNIAL TEST: Australian team-issued short-sleeve polo shirt, with the unique kangaroo and lion logo; excellent condition.

184 · DON BRADMAN BOOKS: Mostly hardcover collection, including noted "Images of Bradman" by Peter Allen & James Kemsley [Welby, 1988, in slipcase], "The Don vs the Rest" by Alfred James [Wahroonga, 2006, limited edition signed by the author], "Bradman's War" by Malcolm Know [Melbourne, 2012], and others, plus some Bradman memorabilia including Bradman Museum "452 Not Out" tankard. (14 items)

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

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

187 · DON BRADMAN: Framed and glazed photograph of Bradman posed with bat, featuring Bradman's original signature in permanent marker; 60 x 50cm overall.

188 · DON BRADMAN: Framed and glazed photograph of Bradman at the Adelaide Oval, featuring Bradman's original signature in permanent marker; 60 x 50cm overall.

189 · DON BRADMAN: Framed and glazed photograph of Bradman stepping out to bat alongside Jack Fingleton, featuring Bradman's original signature in permanent marker; 60 x 50cm overall.

190 · Don Bradman's original signature on a full-size Gray-Nicolls cricket bat, featuring photograph of Bradman and career statistics; length 83 cm.

191 · Don Bradman's original signature on a plain full-size willow cricket bat; length 85cm.

192 · Three different ceramic clay figurines of cricketers holding bats; the tallest 23cm.

193 · ROYAL DOULTON CHARACTER JUGS: Group of mostly 1990s limited-edition jugs, comprising D6945 Len Hutton, D7018 Brian Johnston, D7068 Harold Dennis "Dickie" Bird, and D739 "The Hampshire Cricketer"; the tallest 13cm. (4 items)

194 · AUTOGRAPHS: Group of signatures on piece or photograph, the signatories comprising Allan Border, Bill Brown, Greg Chappell, Keith Miller, Bob Simpson, and Kepler Wessels (2); the largest 15 x 10cm. (7 items)

195 · 1992 WORLD CUP: Full-size Country cricket bat, signed to the face by twelve members of the Australian team, including Allan Border, Steve Waugh, Craig McDermott, Dean Jones, Mark Taylor, and others. Good condition.

196 · MINIATURE CRICKET BATS: A group of four bats bearing a total of seventeen signatures, including those of Allan Border, Sam Loxton, and Neil Harvey, together with "Beyond Ten Thousand - My Life Story" by Allan Border, 1993 signed leather-bound gilt-edged special edition. (5 items)

197 · 1993/94 AUSTRALIA V SOUTH AFRICA: Full-size "County" cricket bat, with twelve original signatures to the blade including those of Allan Border, Mark Waugh, David Boon, Shane Warne, and Glenn McGrath; length 85cm.

198 · WHO'S WHO OF CRICKETERS: 1993 cloth-bound edition by Hamlin (London), 1199pp., with slipcase; eleven signatures on piece have been pasted into the front section, including those of Dickie Bird, John Arlott, E.W. Swanton, and Henry Blofeld.

199 · SHANE WARNE'S MATCH WORN 1993/94 ICC WORLD SERIES AUSTRALIAN TEAM VEST The pure wool vest made by Silver Fleece Knitwear, bears the "World Series" wicket and ball logo at left and the Australian Pure New Wool logo at right; "AUSTRALIA" appliqued to front; with Warne's iconic original signature below in felt-tipped pen.

200 · THE TOYOTA VIENTA V6 "BRADMAN" MATCH: A fully-signed souvenir programme with twenty-four original signatures, and a fully-signed bat, attractively framed and glazed, but with quite a few of the signatures faded; dimensions 108 x 33cm. (2 items)

201 · SHANE WARNE'S 1994 HAT TRICK: Display incorporating three photographs, each of which signed by Warne in blue pen, with metal plaques captioning the action "Defreitas for a duck LBW to a Warne flipper - Gough for a duck Caught by wicket keeper Healy - and a short leg catch by Boon to dismiss Malcolm for a duck"; framed and glazed, 69 x 33cm overall.

202 · AUSTRALIAN SERVICES XI: A diverse group including a limited edition [#3/40] copy of Stan Sismey and George Pinder's "History of the 1945 Australian Services Cricket Team" (signed by both authors), a signed copy of Ian Woodward's "Cricket, Not War", a signed copy of Colin McDonald's "Cricket, Tennis, Life", an Ashes Centenary tankard, and others. (qty.)

203 · DON BRADMAN - THE COVER DRIVE: 1995 print featuring at lower margin the original signatures of both Bradman and artist Tim Hall; limited edition #380/500 with CoA; attractively framed and glazed, 109 x 92cm overall.

204 · DON BRADMAN: Three modern photograph prints bearing Bradman's signature in permanent marker, including an iconic image of him stepping on to the field at the MCG, plus seven identical photographs (unsigned); the largest 25 x 20cm. (10 items)

205 · Four full-size cricket bats, one "County" signed by Graham Yallop, one signed by Justin Langer, one "Gunn & Moore" with Richard McCosker facsimile signature, and one "County" signed by unknown; length of each 85cm.

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

207 · A pair of statuettes of cricketers leaning on their bats, one a ceramic English cricketer with matte glaze, the other a ceramic resin anthropomorphic bear wearing baggy green, plus one other; late 20th century, the tallest 40cm. (3 items)

208 · DON BRADMAN: Typewritten letter (original envelope present) on "Sir Donald Bradman A.C." letterhead, signed "Don Bradman" and dated June 26th 1996, addressed to then Australia Post managing director Graeme John, indicating Bradman's willingness to take part in what would later become the "Australian Legends" series launched in 1997; reference is made to Jessie Bradman's ailing health, with Bradman providing his silent telephone number to facilitate further discussion.

209 · DON BRADMAN: Display incorporating a nice example of Bradman's pen signature on piece, a 1997 Australia Post "Australian Legends" Bradman 45c stamp sheet, and two photographs; plaque reads "To commemorate the launch of the Australian Legends stamp - 23 January 1997"; attractively framed and glazed, 52 x 72cm overall.

210 · DON BRADMAN: Display incorporating eight 1997 Australia Post "Australian Legends" products, the central stamp pack featuring Bradman's original signature in permanent marker, with plaque at bottom that reads "Inaugural Australian Legends Stamp Issue 23rd January 1997 - Sir Donald Bradman A.C."; framed and glazed, 71 x 55cm overall.

211 · DON BRADMAN: A pair of attractively framed and glazed Donald Bradman commemorative first day covers, each featuring an original Bradman signature in permanent marker; the larger 45 x 34cm overall with Bradman Museum CoA verso. (2 items)

212 · DON BRADMAN: Three identical displays incorporating eight 1997 Australia Post "Australian Legends" products, the central stamp pack featuring Bradman's original signature in permanent marker, with plaque at bottom that reads "Inaugural Australian Legends Stamp Issue 23rd January 1997 - Sir Donald Bradman A.C."; framed and glazed, 71 x 55cm overall. (3 items)

213 · "The Invincibles - The Greats of '48" display comprising team photograph, window mounted together with action photo and tour record for each player, with nine facsimile and eight original signatures, including those of Bill Brown, Neil Harvey, Bill Johnston, and Arthur Morris; limited edition #349/1500; framed and glazed, 92 x 113cm overall.

214 · CRICKET BOOKS - ENGLAND: Group of hardcover editions, including noted "The Chronicle of W.G." by J.R. Webber [West Bridgford, 1998, limited edition #174/200 signed by the author], "The Way It Was - Glimpses of English Cricket's Past" by Stephen Chalke [Bath, 2008, signed by the author], "Of Didicot and the Demon - The Cricketing Times of Alan Gibson" by Anthony Gibson [Bath, 2010], and more. (10 items)

215 · DON BRADMAN: 1999 bronze statuette "Don Bradman - Lord's 1930 - The Great Man" by Tanya Bartlett, limited edition #116/2500, signed and editioned on the bat by the artist, raised on marble base onto which Bradman's facsimile signature has been engraved; overall height 39cm.

216 · FOXTEL AUSTRALIAN CRICKET TOUR OF SRI LANKA & ZIMBABWE 1999: Full-size "Kookaburra" cricket bat, signed by the Australian team, with twenty-two signatures present including those of Steve Waugh, Shane Warne, Adam Gilchrist, Glenn McGrath, and Ricky Ponting.

217 · "Great Cricketers - The Age of Grace & Trumper", compiled by George Beldam Jnr and edited by Cornelia Beldam [Boundary Books, 2000]; number 312 of a limited edition of 548 copies, with limitation signed by Cornelia Beldam; folio, blue cloth boards with gilt details to cover and spine.

218 · 2000/01 ONE DAY INTERNATIONAL SERIES - ZIMBABWE SQUAD: Full-size "County" cricket bat, with sixteen original signatures to the blade including those of Heath Streak, Andy Flower, and Grant Flower; length 85cm.

219 · ROBERT HARROP CERAMIC RESIN FIGURINES: Group of labrador cricket characters, comprising CC36a (4), CC36b (5), and CC126AE; the tallest 15.5cm. (10 items)

220 · KEITH MILLER: "Frame by Frame" display showing Miller batting, limited edition #272/500 featuring Miller's original signature, CoA verso; framed and glazed, 59 x 123cm overall.

221 · AUSTRALIAN CRICKETERS: A "Symonds Sports Goods" miniature cricket bat, signed by Dirk Wellham, Mike Whitney, John Taylor, Steve Smith, Trevor Chappell, and one other.

222 · A group of sixteen c. 2000s plastic cricket figurines, including 2007 Shane Warne VB Summer of Spin and three VB talking figurines (Ian Botham and two different David Boons), plus complete set of 16 2006/07 Ashes miniature cricket balls (all still wrapped).

223 · A shelf of late-20th/early-21st century hardcover Wisden publications, all with dust jackets present; titles include "Wisden Anthology 1864-1900", "Wisden Anthology 1900-1940", "Wisden Anthology 1940-1963", "Wisden on the Great War", and "Wisden on India". (9 items)

224 · WAUGH RECORDS: Framed display comprising a full-size cricket bat signed by both Steve Waugh and Mark Waugh, the bat featuring hand-painted depictions of both players; limited edition #71/100, dimensions 109 x 35cm.

225 · DON BRADMAN: A full-size "County" cricket bat signed by Bradman in permanent marker with dedication "Best wishes"; offered in attractive timber display case measuring 96 x 24 x 11cm.

226 · DON BRADMAN: 2001 framed and glazed display titled "Sir Donald Bradman", limited edition #241/260, comprising full-size Slazenger commemorative bat with Bradman's original signature in permanent marker and hand-painted portrait by Archibald finalist Dave Thomas, together with flicker-style series of fourteen images of Bradman at bat and detailed enumeration of his career statistics; 114 x 55cm overall, accompanied by 35.5 x 44cm framed and glazed CoA.

227 · AUSTRALIAN SERVICES XI: 2001 full-size signed commemorative cricket bat with display incorporating team photograph and Australian military iconography; signatories comprise Stan Sismey, Ross Stanford, Colin Bremner, Reginald Ellis, and L.W. Maddison; limited edition #13/100 with CoA and cotton handling gloves; case dimensions 121 x 31 x 11cm.

228 · DON BRADMAN: Display incorporating a photograph signed in permanent marker by Bradman, surrounded by a full set of Weet-Bix "Sir Donald Bradman Greatest Hits" trading cards; framed and glazed, 72 x 49cm overall.

229 · SHANE WARNE: 2001 Australia Post "Test Hat Trick vs England December 1994" souvenir 45c stamp sheet, signed by Warne in permanent marker.

230 · SHANE WARNE: 2001 Australia Post "Test Hat Trick vs England December 1994" souvenir 45c stamp sheet, signed by Warne in permanent marker.

231 · Three full-size "Gray-Nicolls" cricket bats, signed to the blade by Ian Chappell, Matthew Hayden, and Paul Reiffel respectively, each bearing some of the relevant player's career statistics; length of each 85cm.

232 · RICKY PONTING: Signature on miniature cricket bat, mounted in display case with two action photographs and career statistics; CoA present, 49 x 58cm overall.

233 · "The Final Frontier - Border-Gavaskar Trophy 2004 - India v Australia" print featuring seventeen original signatures, including those of Shane Warne, Adam Gilchrist, Ricky Ponting, Glenn McGrath, and Jason Gillespie; limited edition of 200; attractively framed and glazed, 71 x 106cm overall.

234 · DON BRADMAN: Bronze statuette on timber plinth, dimensions approx. 53 x 36 x 25cm.

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

236 · Australian Test Players Domestic International Season 2005/06 commemorative ceramic cricket ball, featuring sixteen facsimile signatures, including those of Shane Warne, Ricky Ponting, Adam Gilchrist, and Glenn McGrath; together with Cricket Australia ceramic resin Baggy Green cap; both in presentation boxes, the larger 12 x 16 x 19cm. (2 items)

237 · A pair of limited-edition pewter statuettes by Fredric Whitehouse, comprising SIR DONALD BRADMAN "The Cover Drive" [#1606/5000] and VICTOR TRUMPER "Stepping Out to Drive" [#165/1500]; both CoAs present, the taller statuette 18cm.

238 · 2006-07 ASHES SERIES - AUSTRALIA v ENGLAND: Full-size "Kookaburra" cricket bat, signed by twenty-nine members of the Australian and English teams, including Ricky Ponting, Adam Gilchrist, Glenn McGrath, Shane Warne, Andrew Flintoff, Andrew Strauss, and Alastair Cook.

239 · RICKY PONTING: Signature on full-size cricket bat, mounted in attractive display case with four action photographs and career statistics; 103 x 43cm overall.

240 · FRAMED & SIGNED MINIATURE BATS: A group comprising three bats signed by Adam Gilchrist, Dean Jones, and Muttiah Muralitharan; the larger display 62 x 28cm overall; together with an unframed signed limited edition Pete Sampras print with CoA.

241 · A late-2000s full-size Victoria Bushrangers cricket bat with player list and twenty-three original signatures including those of Brad Hodge, Cameron White, and David Hussey, together with a late-1950s Crockett "Norm O'Neill Hydromatic Driver" cricket bat. (2 items)

242 · A group of Cricket Australia Series 1 collectable action models, comprising Brett Lee (2), Adam Gilchrist, Ricky Ponting, and Shane Warne (2). (6 items)

243 · A group of framed displays, comprising "Glenn McGrath - Frame by Frame" (signed limited edition #149/500), "Taylor & Slater" (signed limited edition #32/350, with CoA), and "Bowled Shane 500" by the SKW500 Collection (unnumbered art proof); the largest 46 x 111cm overall. (3 items)

244 · CRICKET BOOKS: A shelf of ten hardcover and fourteen softcover publications, including noted "Great Australian Cricket Stories" by Ken Piesse [Scoresby, 2010, signed by the author], and "Baggy Green" by Bernard Whimpress [Kent Town, 2016, signed by the author]. (24 items)

245 · A collection remainder mainly consisting of cricket items, including two Bradman "The Final Salute" bronze-style statuettes, a signed cricket ball, several commemorative medallions and stamp products, posters, figurines, and much else besides. (qty.)

246 · A diverse group of 1900s-1930s cricket trade cards, including 1933 Turf "Personality Series" part-set [16/24], as well as cards issued by Allen's [11], Black Crows Cough Drops [6], Godfrey Phillips [13], Stamina Trousers [11], and many others; noted three different Don Bradman cards; mixed condition, mainly fine. (65 items)

247 · WILLS'S: 1911-12 "Australian and English Cricketers" part-set [31/59], comprising cards 2/4-6/8/9/12/14/16/19/24-26/29-32/34-44/46/53/58; "Capstan" or "Vice Regal" backs, mixed condition.

248 · 1928 Hoadley's Chocolates "Cricketers" Series, a part set (18/33) including a'Beckett, Bardsley, Blackie, Ellis, Jackson, Kippax, Mailey, Oxenham, Richardson and Ryder; mixed condition.

249 · 1929 McNiven's ½d Toffee Bars "Cricketers", large part set (25/40), being the largest assembly of these rare cards we have ever offered. The cards present include Chapman, Sutcliffe, Hammond, Larwood, Duckworth, Ryder, Richardson, Grimmett, Oldfield, Andrews, Oxenham and the extremely rare Bradman (pre-fame!). Mixed condition, but the image sides are generally EF.

250 · SWEETACRES: 1932 "Test Match Record" complete set [32], including Don Bradman; mixed condition, generally mid to higher grades.

251 · SCANLENS: 1965 "Cricket Gum" part-set [13/40] plus 5 duplicates, comprising cards numbered 3, 5 (2), 10 (2), 14 (2), 21, 22, 23, 30 (2), 32 (2), 34, 36 , 38, and 39.

252 · DON BRADMAN: Slabbed 1995 Weet-Bix "The Australian Legend" trading card #4/20, signed by Bradman to the front of the card in permanent marker.

253 · A 1927 VICTORIAN SHEFFIELD SHIELD TEAM: original signatures on a large-format autograph book page, including Woodfull, Ponsford, Ryder, Blackie, Mayne, Ellis, Wallace and five more. In 1927-28, Victorian cricketer Bill Ponsford broke the world record for the highest individual first-class cricket score by hitting 437 runs against Queensland. Victoria won the Sheffield Shield.

254 · An autograph page dated 1929 and featuring Australian cricketers of the 1928-29 season: DON BRADMAN, Archie Jackson, Jim Gregory, Alan Fairfax and Charlie Macartney. The page also features the original signatures of Australian tennis greats, Jack Crawford and Jim Willard. It was during the January 1929 Sheffield Shield match that Bradman made his record 452 not out against Queensland.

255 · THE WEST INDIES CRICKETERS IN AUSTRALIA 1930-31: a large-format auctograph page featuring fifteen original autographs of the West Indies touring party which made the historic visit to Australia to play a five match Test Series: the signatures include Grant (Captain), Barrow, Birkett, Headley, Martin, Griffith and Constantine. The back of the sheet features the signatures of several Australian cricketers including Bardsley, Kippax, Oldfield, Oxenham and Hornibrook. A scarce record of this Series.

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

257 · "Australian Team on Tour, 1964" official team sheet, signed by all seventeen players, including Brian Booth, Bill Lawry, Graham McKenzie, Bob Simpson, and Tom Veivers, among others.

258 · "Australian Team on Tour, 1964" official team sheet, signed by all seventeen players, including Brian Booth, Bill Lawry, Graham McKenzie, Bob Simpson, and Tom Veivers, among others.

259 · NEW ZEALAND: International Tour Team Sheets: 1980-81 Australian Tour (with Bracewell, Cairns, Coney, Hadlee, and Howarth); 1986 United Kingdom Tour (with Coney, Wright, Bracewell, Crowe, Hadless and Stirling); 1992 Zimbabwe Tour (with Crowe, Latham, Rutherford, and Patel); and 1998 One Day Series v Zimbabwe and Australia (with Astle, Cairns, Doull, Fleming, Parore and Vettori). (4 sheets).

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

261 · TASMANIA: 1982/83 Sheffield Shield team signatures on T.C.C. letterhead, incl. Boon, Saunders, Butcher & Woolley; the 1985/86 State team signatures on T.C.C.I. letterhead, incl. Boon, Bradshaw, Soule & Cooley; TASMANIA: team signatures on WACA team sheet for McDonald's Cup Semi Final, Feb.1987, v W.A., incl. Boon, Hughes, & Rob Gartrell. [NB: Tasmania won by 4 wickets with 3 balls remaining.]; Official TCA Team Sheet for 17 Feb.1992 match v SOUTH AFRICA, with12 signatures incl. Gilbert, Hughes..

262 · DENIS COMPTON: Strong signature on reverse of Ashes Centenary postcard.

263 · 1983 AUSTRALIAN TEAM TO WORLD CUP: Three copies of the official team sheet, each with fifteen signatures including those of Kim Hughes, David Hookes, and Allan Border; fine condition.

264 · VICTORIA: ACS team sheet for the Nov.1983 McDonald's Cup Match v South Australia at Adelaide, with 12 original signatures including Ray Bright, Mick Taylor, Merv Hughes, Dean Jones, Julian Weiner & Graham Yallop; together with a VICTORIA teamsheet for the Nov-Dec.1986 Sheffield Shield match against South Australia at Adelaide, with 12 original signatures including Ray Bright, Simon Davis, Michael Dimattina, Tony Dodemaide, Merv Hughes, Simon O'Donnell & Dav Whatmore. Also, a third sheet. (3)

265 · SRI LANKA: 1983 Prudential Cup (United Kingdom) official team sheet with 12 original signatures including Duleep Mendis, Rumesh Ratnayake, Granville de Silva & Ranjan Madugalle; together with 1988 Tour of England official team sheet with 18 original signatures including Ranjan Madugalle, Arjuna Ranatunga, Aravinda de Silva, Roshan Mahanama & Hashan Tillekeratne. (2 items).

266 · TASMANIA: 1983 - 87: Eight different fully signed team sheets, mainly for Sheffield Shield matches, with a fine (and duplicated) range of autographs including Woolley, Davison, Beven, Boon, Saunders, Small, Bennett, Bradshaw, Buckingham, Milosz, Hughes, Jellich, Tame, Soule, Wellham, Tucker, Cruse and Gilbert. (8 sheets).

267 · SOUTH AUSTRALIA: 1983 - 1996: Four fully signed official team sheets: November 1983 McDonald's Cup Match v Victoria (with Wright, Inverarity, Darling and Hogg); October 1984 Sheffield Shield Match v NSW (with Hookes, Inverarity, Hilditch and Phillips); January 1990 Sheffield Shield Match v Victoria (with Berry, Bevan, Lehmann and Miller); and, February 1996 Sheffield Shield Match v Victoria (with Siddons, May, Lehmann, Blewett and Gillespie). (4 sheets).

268 · ZIMBABWE: 1983 official team sheet for the Prudential World Cup - England, with 16 signatures incl. Fletcher, Traicos, Houghton, Brown, Butchart & Curran; Dec.1983 official team sheet for the SRI LANKA TOUR, with 15 signatures incl. Traicos, Houghton, Brown, Hick, Dunk & Pycroft; Oct.1984 MANICALAND CRICKET ASSOCIATION letterhead for a Zimbabwe v Young N.Z. match, signed by the team incl. future Test players Pycroft, Houghton, Traicos and Hick; 1985 Tour to England official ZCU team-sheet with.

269 · WESTERN AUSTRALIA: Four official team sheets: January 1988 Sheffield Shield Match v South Australia (with Wood, Alderman, Higan, Hughes and Zoehrer); January 1990 Sheffield Shield Match v South Australia (with 5 signatures including Wood, Andrews and Yardley); December 1992 Sheffield Shield Match v Western Australia (incl. Marsh, Martyn, Alderman, Reid, Langer and Veletta); and the 1995/96 Western Warriors Squad (incl. Martyn, Langer, Hogg, Angel, Hussey and Gilchrist). (4 sheets).

270 · QUEENSLAND: Four official team sheets, all v Western Australia: January 1988 Sheffield Shield (Rob Kerr and Trevor Hohns captain & V.C.; Ian Botham); March 1989 FAI Insurance Cup Semi-Final (Allan Border and Greg Ritchie); February 1990 Sheffield Shield (Greg Ritchie and Rob Kerr); and, January 1991 Sheffield Shield (Trevor Hohns and Craig McDermott); all fully signed. (4 sheets).

271 · ENGLAND: June 1990 Second Test Match v N.Z. team sheet with Gooch, Lamb, Atherton, Malcolm and Stewart; ENGLAND "A": TCCB Team Sheet for the 1993-94 Tour to South Africa, with original signatures for Morris, Bicknell, Gough, Ilott, Such and Wells; 17 signatures; ENGLAND: 1995/96 official TCCB teamsheet for the England tour to South Africa, with 22 original signatures including Mike Atherton, Andy Stewart, Darren Gough, Devon Malcolm, Robin Smith & Mark Ramprakesh. (3 sheets).

272 · SOUTH AFRICA: An official team sheet for the Feb.1995 BNZ Centenary Series Quadrangular Tournament between NZ, Australia, India & South Africa; with 19 original signatures including Cronje, Cullinan, de Villiers, Donald, Kirsten, Rhodes & Symcox. Together with a SOUTH AFRICAN NATIONAL SQUAD: April 1998 UCBSA official team sheet for the Standard Bank Triangular Series, with 17 original signatures including Hansie Cronje, Gary Kirsten, Jacques Kallis, Daryll Cullinan & Jony Rhodes.

273 · TASMANIA: 1995/96 - 1998/9: Three different fully signed team sheets, for Sheffield Shield matches, with a fine (and duplicated) range of autographs including Boon, Miller, Cox, Ponting, Young, Divenuto, Ridgway, Marsh and Wright. (3 sheets).

274 · 1997/98 JUNIOR WORLD CUP, SOUTH AFRICA: fully signed team sheets from PAKISTAN (U-19) including Ahmer Saeed, M. Shakeel, Shoaib Malik and Abdul Razzak); and, INDIA (U-19) including Amit Pagnis, Reetinder Sodhi, Harbhajan Singh and Virendet Sehwag), (2 rare sheets).

275 · "VICTORIAN RULES OF FOOTBALL, AGREED TO AT MEETING OF DELEGATES OF CLUBS, HELD AT THE FREEMASONS' HOTEL, MELBOURNE, 8th MAY, 1866" [Melbourne : Blundell and Ford, Printers. 1866]; small folding card, printed on all four surfaces on pinkish surfaced stock; reinforced at the spine with a strip of green linen and slightly discoloured by once-present adhesive tape. A manuscript notation to the front cover records the names of the delegates and their clubs:

276 · 1893 VICTORIAN REPRESENTATIVE TEAM: Team photograph by Terence McGann of 3 Leigh Street, Adelaide; that year's captain, Tom Banks, later captain of Fitzroy's 1895 first ever VFA premiership winning team and son of an escaped African-American slave, can be seen left of centre, football in hand; dimensions 35 x 45cm.

277 · CARLTON - D. FRASER: Circa 1910 The Weekly Times "Victorian Footballers" postcard; VF.

278 · CARLTON - D. GILLESPIE: Circa 1910 The Weekly Times "Victorian Footballers" postcard; VF.

279 · CARLTON - R. HARRIS: Circa 1910 The Weekly Times "Victorian Footballers" postcard; VF.

280 · GEELONG - W. EASON (Captain): Circa 1910 The Weekly Times "Victorian Footballers" postcard; VF.

281 · GEELONG - D.R. GRIGG: Circa 1910 The Weekly Times "Victorian Footballers" postcard; VF.

282 · GEELONG - L. JAMES: Circa 1910 The Weekly Times "Victorian Footballers" postcard; VF.

283 · GEELONG - P. MARTINI: Circa 1910 The Weekly Times "Victorian Footballers" postcard; VF.

284 · GEELONG - F. MORAN: Circa 1910 The Weekly Times "Victorian Footballers" postcard; VF.

285 · GEELONG - A.J. WHITTINGTON: Circa 1910 The Weekly Times "Victorian Footballers" postcard; VF.

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

287 · GEELONG'S FIRST PREMIERSHIP: 1925 season ticket for member #277, with fixture list and holes punched for each game attended. Defeating Collingwood by ten points, Geelong secured their first-ever VFL Premiership with a final score of 10.19 (79) to 9.15 (69).

288 · "THE SUN Football Fixtures 1925" tri-fold card with the schedule for League and Association home-and-away games, as well as the dates of the finals in both competitions. Handstamped on the back central panel "JOHN PURDIE / NEWS AGENT / GEELONG". Extremely rare.

289 · GEELONG: 1929 season ticket for member #2689, with fixture list; exceptional condition with no holes punched.

290 · GEELONG: 1930 season ticket for member #59 (low number), with fixture list and holes punched for each game attended.

291 · GEELONG'S SECOND PREMIERSHIP: 1931 season ticket for member #83 (low number), with fixture list and holes punched for each game attended.

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

293 · SOUTH ADELAIDE FOOTBALL CLUB: 1935 - 1956 accumulation of itineraries, trip details, dinner menus, etc; very slight duplication. (28 items).

294 · HAWTHORN FOOTBALL CLUB LIFE MEMBERSHIP MEDALLION: 1937 15ct gold medallion awarded to D.H. Evans, former Hawthorn councillor and 31st recipient of this honour; approx. weight 5g.

295 · GLENELG FOOTBALL CLUB: An accumulation comprising of membership medallions for 1937, 1951, 1967, 1969, 1970, 1974, 1979, 1983, 1984, 1985 and 1986 (most lack pins); Footballers Club Medallions 1986 and 1988; 1957 Annual Report, souvenir yearbooks for 1968, 1969, 1972 and 1985, "Glenelg's Footballers of Tomorrow" handbook 1962, "Footy World" newspaper of 2 Sept. 1969 with Fred Phillis on front, and 1974 Sunday Mail Mark of the Year liftout featuring Graham Cornes. (Total: 21 items).

296 · SOUTH MELBOURNE DISTRICTS FOOTBALL CLUB: Team photographs by Allan Studios (Collingwood) for the club's 1939 and 1940 Victorian Sub-District Football League (VSDFL) Premiership wins; framed and glazed, 51 x 61cm overall. (2 items)

297 · VICTORIAN FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION: Group of membership fobs comprising 1947, 1962 (2), 1963 (2), 1968, and 1969 (2), together with two 1970 VFL Park. (10 items)

298 · RICHMOND: A hand-coloured large format photograph depicting Jack Dyer rising through a pack of players to take a contested mark. Mounted on board, headed "Australian National Football" and titled "A Safe Mark" with "Our Jack - C.B." added below; circa 1948; overall 46.5 x 33cm.

299 · SOUTH MELBOURNE SWANS: A range of items, including a hand-coloured photograph of Bob Pratt taking a spectacular mark; a display featuring three examples of Pratt in the air, an Argus front page colour pic of Fred Goldsmith, etc. (6 items).

300 · SOUTH ADELAIDE FOOTBALL CLUB: Membership pins and medallions: 1951, 1963, 1968, 1974, 1977, 1979, 1982, 1983 and 1986 (some lacking pins) plus a Shell transfer/decal circa 1962. (10 items).

301 · GEELONG PREMIERS: A group of three items comprising a team photograph in "GFC Players Album" depicting members of both the 1966 League and Reserves teams (incl. Polly Farmer), together with a 1951 South Australian Football Budget detailing S.A. Second Eighteen v. Geelong match, and a 1952 Geelong Annual Report And Financial Statement (Premiership year). (3 items)

302 · THE CENTENARY OF GOVERNMENT OF VICTORIA 1851 - 1951: Bronze commemorative medal (55mm) designed by Andor Meszaros (made by K.G.Luke) engraved verso "V.F.L. JUBILEE PREMIERSHIP CARNIVAL - Won By - COLLINGWOOD FOOTBALL CLUB - PLAYER - R. RICHARDS - 9/5/51"

303 · LOU RICHARDS: A group of eighteen signed photographs, (2 types - the 1948 team and a 1953 Premiership picture, each signed with the same pen in approximately the same position. (18).

304 · WOODVILLE FOOTBALL CLUB membership badges: 1959, 1968,`969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1975, 1977, 1978, 1979 (x2), 1980, 1983 and 1988. (Total: 14). Mainly fine.

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

306 · VICTORIA v SOUTH AUSTRALIA: An official itinerary from the interstate match that took place in Adelaide on Saturday July 18th in 1959, featuring no fewer than thirty-six signatures of those who took part, including Ron Barassi, Ron Hovey, Verdun Howell, Dick Reynolds, Bob Skilton, and Ted Whitten; dimensions 13.5 x 18cm (when opened).

307 · COLLINGWOOD: A collection of club items including a 1960s Collingwood Club Song record, a 71 x 14cm timber sign, a vintage Magpies cushion, a 1997 Spicers Collingwood Team of the Century "Photo Card Collection" comprising 64 large-format trading cards in matching album, and others. (qty.)

308 · COLLINGWOOD - BUTTON BADGES: A group of c. 1960s-90s button badges; brands present include Ampol, BP, Esso, Golden Fleece, Mobil, and Shell; condition issues. (27 items)

309 · CARLTON: Two rare Blues items - an intact c. 1960s WEG "F35 - The Blues from Carlton" sticker, together with a 1976 Blues zip-up leather carry bag, length 44cm. (2 items)

310 · An accumulation of vintage Australian Rules items, including six 1960s SANFL bottle caps, a 1964 South Adelaide Neil Kerley Mobil Football Photo, some 1950s-60s magazines, and others, plus a Wimbledon 1952 ticket. (qty.)

311 · ST KILDA: A collection of round button badges issued in years spanning the 1960s to the 2000s, including both club and player images, noted Danny Frawley and Robert Harvey. (60+ items)

312 · ESSENDON 1962 PREMIERSHIP: Season ticket for member #5273, with fixture list and holes punched for each game attended.

313 · HAWTHORN FOOTBALL CLUB: A 1960s duffle-coat patch, a team tin badge, two different AMPOL stickers/decals, a 1970s Herald decal, and 1975 and 1976 Hawthorn Cheer Squad patches. (7 items).

314 · ST KILDA 1966 PREMIERSHIP: Season ticket for member #3682, with fixture list, details of the club leadership, and holes punched for each game attended; issued in the name of J. Shelton.

315 · WEG - RICHMOND 1967 PREMIERSHIP POSTER: Attractively framed and glazed, 88 x 72cm overall.

316 · BOB SKILTON: Signed 1968 Ampol "VFL Champions" folder with 45rpm record and South Melbourne sticker; superb condition.

317 · WEG - RICHMOND 1969 PREMIERSHIP POSTER: Serial number at top left [#2450]; attractively framed and glazed, 88 x 72cm overall.

318 · ST KILDA: A collection of more than ninety 1970s-2000s St Kilda membership cards, season tickets, St Kilda Social Club membership cards, AFL membership cards, and others, together with more than seventy game tickets. (qty.)

319 · An accumulation of VFL/AFL ephemera, including twelve 1970s-80s official Richmond Tigers publications, five cloth badges (Geelong), four different 1975 Ampol "Team Mascot Car Stickers", a c. 1980s VFL "Lions Funmobile" paper hanging mobile (still in packaging), five 1990s-2000s Herald Sun WEG or Mark Knight Premiership posters, and others. (qty.)

320 · PORT ADELAIDE: A range of items including several 1950s-70s badges, 1960s Shell transfer/decal, 1970 Port Adelaide v Channel 7 All Stars match programme, 1976 Grand Final programme, 1976 Seniors Wall Poster, 1984 Year Book, 1985 Russell Ebert Souvenir Booklet, 1970s Mobil transfer/decal, 1977/78 Cheer Squad patches, etc. (15 items).

321 · TED WHITTEN: Combined menu/programme from Whitten's August 3rd 1970 testimonial dinner, featuring no fewer than thirty signatures, including those of Ted Whitten, Don Whitten, Jack Collins, Ray Gabelich, and Mike Williamson, among others; dimensions 25 x 15cm.

322 · CARLTON 1970 PREMIERSHIP: Season ticket for member #1454, with fixture list and holes punched for each game attended, together with 1964 member's season ticket. (2 items)

323 · A window-mounted photograph of Graham "Polly" Farmer with nineteen signatures at margin, including those of Brian Dixon, Allan Greenshields, Doug Reynolds, Harvey Stevens, Murray Weideman, and others; framed and glazed, 59 x 52cm overall.

324 · RICHMOND TIGERS - LIKELY WEG: A rare c. 1970s masonite point of sale shop display depicting a burly Tigers player on-field with VFL logo guernsey; height 78.5cm.

325 · HAWTHORN: A diverse accumulation of Hawthorn Football Club items, including a circa 1980s 74 x 87cm banner, a large iron-on decal, nine 1970s-80s Annual Reports, and one other. (12 items)

326 · WEG - HAWTHORN: Group of original Premiers posters, comprising 1971 [#153], 1976 [#1978], and 1978 [#15200]; mixed condition. (3 items)

327 · Hawthorn: 1971 Premiers medal by Andor Meszaros, bronze, with on front 'Victorian Football League/ 1971 Premiers, Hawthorn F.C.', and on reverse 'Brownlow Medallist, 1971, Ian Stewart - Richmond F.C.', numbered '189' on rim, made by Stokes in original box.

328 · The Official Programme for the "Carlton/Orlando Wines World Tour" (24pp + colour covers). The Orlando All Stars team included Mal Brown, Ross Smith, Royce Hart, Malcolm Blight & Peter Bedford; Carlton, the 1972 Premiership Team, included John Nicholls, Alex Jesaulenko & Robert Walls. Extremely rare.

329 · RICHMOND 1973 PREMIERSHIP: Season ticket for member #2362, with fixture list and holes punched for each game attended.

330 · RICHMOND 1973 PREMIERSHIP: The programme/menu from the November 13th VFL Premiership dinner held in the main dining room at the Melbourne Cricket Club, with no fewer than eighteen signatures, including those of Kevin Bartlett, Francis Bourke, Laurie Fowler, Tommy Hafey, Rex Hunt, Craig McKellar, Brian Roberts, Jack Titus, and more; attractively framed and glazed, with both sides visible, 38.5 x 45cm overall.

331 · WEG - RICHMOND 1973 PREMIERSHIP POSTER: Serial number at top left [#15747]; originally folded; attractively framed and glazed, 88 x 72cm overall.

332 · RICHMOND 1973 PREMIERSHIP: "Eat 'em Alive" display incorporating one photograph and a complete set of twenty-one WEG trading cards, each signed by the respective player; signatories include Kevin Bartlett, Tom Hafey, Royce Hart, Rex Hunt, Kevin Sheedy, Ian Stewart, and others; attractively framed and glazed, 106 x 71cm overall.

333 · 1974 AMPOL stickers/decals for Carlton, Essendon, Fitzroy, Footscray, Geelong, North Melbourne, Richmond, Saint Kilda, South Melbourne, plus the Swan Districts (W.A.) affixed to card. (10 items).

334 · WEG - RICHMOND 1974 PREMIERSHIP POSTER: Serial number at top left [#17253]; attractively framed and glazed, 88 x 72cm overall.

335 · WEG - HAWTHORN: Group of original Premiers posters, comprising 1976 [#1974], 1976 [#1976 - year matching serial number!], 1986 [#609], 1988, and 1991; mixed condition, generally poor. (5 items)

336 · COLLINGWOOD: A late-1970s match-worn long-sleeved guernsey, VFL logo and "Yakka" patches on front, number 19 on back; John Wise, Laurie Sandilands, and Craig Davis wore this number during the seasons when this guernsey configuration was used.

337 · WEG - HAWTHORN: Original 1978 Premiers poster [#12801]; lightly folded, otherwise excellent.

338 · FITZROY LIONS: A circa 1979 sleeveless guernsey by Sherwood Royal, size 40-100cm, with VFL patch on front; condition excellent.

339 · HAWTHORN: A late-1970s guernsey by Brandella, number 14 on back, VFL and Wynvale branding on front.

340 · SOCIAL CLUB MEMBERSHIP FOBS: 1980s-2000s group comprising Essendon (5), Hawthorn (7), and North Melbourne (9). (21 items)

341 · ST KILDA: An accumulation of 1970-2000s pin badges, keyrings, and St Kilda F.C. Social Club fobs. (70+ items)

342 · ST KILDA: An archive of 1980s-2000s club literature, including issues of The Saint (69), Annual Reports and Balance Sheets (24), calendars (6), and much else besides. (qty.)

343 · RICHMOND 1980 PREMIERSHIP: "Eat 'em Alive" display incorporating six photographs and a complete set of twenty-one WEG trading cards, each signed by the respective player; signatories include Kevin Bartlett, David Cloke, Mick Malthouse, Michael Roach, Dale Weightman, and others; attractively framed and glazed, 82 x 106cm overall.

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

345 · ST KILDA: An archive of c. 1980s-2000s ephemera relating to the club, including fixtures, invitations, menus, advertisements, newspapers, laminated reproduction photographs, and much else besides. (qty.)

346 · HAWTHORN: Group mostly consisting of tin badges, including sixteen 1980s-types (Dermott Brereton, Leigh Mathews, Michael Tuck, Gary Ayres, and others) and fourteen 1990s-types (John Platten, Jason Dunstall, and others). (45 items)

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

348 · WEG - RICHMOND 1980 PREMIERSHIP POSTER: Serial number at top left [#19207]; attractively framed and glazed, 88 x 72cm overall.

349 · WEG - CARLTON: Original 1982 Premiers poster [#16289]; pinholes at corners, otherwise VG.

350 · WEG - KEVIN BARTLETT: "HUNGRY 400" poster issued to commemorate Bartlett becoming the first VFL player to reach 400 games on August 6th 1983; serial number at top left [#722]; attractively framed and glazed, 88 x 72cm overall.

351 · WEG - HAWTHORN: Original 1983 and 1986 Premiers posters; V/VG. (2 items)

352 · WEG - HAWTHORN: Group of original Premiers posters, comprising 1983 [#18614], 1986 [#1163], 1988, and 1989; mixed condition. (4 items)

353 · WEG - HAWTHORN: Group of original Premiers posters, comprising 1983 [#18613], 1986 [#610], 1988, and 1989; mixed condition. (4 items)

354 · WEG - ESSENDON: Original 1984 Premiers poster [#23507]; one tear at right margin.

355 · WEG: Group of Premiers posters (mixed condition), comprising Essendon 1984 (2), Essendon 1985 (2), Essendon 1993, and Carlton 1995 (2), together with two 1965 Heinz VFL Player Posters (Terry Waters & Roy Gabelich, condition issues). (9 items)

356 · WEG - ESSENDON: Original 1985 Premiers poster [#28449].

357 · WEG - ESSENDON: Group of ten original 1985 Premiers posters; perfect for the reseller.

358 · WEG - ESSENDON: Original 1985 Premiers poster [#28442].

359 · TREVOR BARKER: Group of items signed by Barker, plus additional Robert Harvey, Nathan Bourke, and Nicky Winmar signatures; mostly photographs. (12 items)

360 · WEG - HAWTHORN: Original 1986 Premiers poster [#1161]; sticky tape at top and bottom, otherwise excellent.

361 · 1987 CARLTON PREMIERSHIP MEDAL, obverse featuring image of stylised footballer by Andor Meszaros (1900-1972; Meszaros also known for designing the medals for the 1956 Melbourne Olympic Games); offered together with "Carlton F.C. Premiers" medallion; attractively framed and glazed, 48 x 35cm overall.

362 · WEG - HAWTHORN: Original 1988 Premiers poster; condition excellent.

363 · COLLINGWOOD: A collection of souvenir commemorative Copeland Trophy port bottles, spanning the years 1988 to 2011, together with seven other similar club bottles. (31 items)

364 · WEG - HAWTHORN: Pair of original Premiers posters, comprising 1989 and 1991; condition excellent. (2 items)

365 · WEG - HAWTHORN: Pair of original Premiers posters, comprising 1989 and 1991; condition excellent. (2 items)

366 · FOOTBALLER AUTOGRAPHS: A diverse collection of signatures on piece, photograph, newspaper clipping, trading card, etc., the signatories including Gary Ablett, Kevin Bartlett, Alex Jesaulenko, Dustin Martin, Leigh Matthews, Kevin Murray, Kevin Sheedy, Ian Stewart, Ted Whitten, and others. (40+ signatures)

367 · FOOTBALLER AUTOGRAPHS: A diverse collection of signatures on piece, photograph, magazine cover, etc., the signatories including Roy Cazaly, John Coleman, Dustin Martin, Laurie Nash, Bob Pratt, Dick Reynolds, Bob Skilton, and others. (20+ signatures)

368 · COLLINGWOOD: A collection of twenty-seven button badges (condition issues) nailed on to a display board; players include Peter Daicos, Tony Shaw, and Leigh Matthews; together with a signed timber Magpies mascot display (height 87cm), and one other. (3 items)

369 · COLLINGWOOD: A 1990s nylon flag by Carroll and Richardson, featuring club logo and Spicers sponsorship branding (likely cheer squad issue); flag dimensions 88 x 125cm.

370 · ST. KILDA: A large and diverse accumulation of branded items, mostly from the 1990s and later, including keyrings, membership cards, figurines, lanyards, trading cards, socks, toy cars, a headband, and much else besides, plus an "Up There Cazaly" hurdy-gurdy in maker's box. (qty.)

371 · A collection of football ephemera, mostly St. Kilda interest, 1990s and onwards, including Football Records (10), Inside Footballs newspapers (10), various posters, an archive of stickers, fixtures, and much else besides. (qty.)

372 · ST KILDA: A group of 1990s souvenir commemorative bottles of wine or port, most from the "Save Our Saints" campaign, one with eight original player signatures on the label, noted Nathan Burke. (11 items)

373 · CLUB MEMBERSHIP FOBS: Mostly 1990s group comprising Collingwood (15), Essendon (4), and North Melbourne (1). (20 items)

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

375 · GUERNSEYS: A circa 1991 sleeveless "Big V" State of Origin guernsey by Sekem (to fit chest 105cm), plus a circa 2011 sky-blue Carlton sleeveless clash guernsey (size M). (2 items)

376 · GEELONG: Group of fifteen membership cards spanning the years 1993-2017 (including the 2007/2009/2011 Premiership years), plus 2011 Premiers DVD-Blu-ray set, three books about the club's history, and five Premiership souvenir magazines (some duplication). (24 items)

377 · NICKY WINMAR: Group of signed items, mostly photographs. (15 items)

378 · CLUB HISTORIES: Group of four hardcover books, comprising "Flying Higher - History of the Essendon Football Club" (Michael Maplestone, 1994, 552pp.), "Unleashed - A History of the Footscray Football Club" (John Lack et al., 1996, 324pp.), "The North Story - The North Melbourne Football Club" (Gerard Downling, 1997, 363pp.), and "Fitzroy - For the Love of the Jumper" (Chris Donald, 2002, 352pp.). (4 items)

379 · COLLINGWOOD - MEMBERSHIP & SOCIAL CLUB FOBS: Complete series of 1994-2002 membership fobs, together with 2003-2016 and 2018-2024 Social Club membership fobs, plus three others; some duplication. (49 items)

380 · ST. KILDA: A group of six framed or block-mounted displays, including one signed by Robert Harvey, and two with copious signatures from the 1994 and 1995 teams respectively; the largest 57 x 77cm overall.

381 · "BIG V" - 1994 STATE OF ORIGIN: Player season guernsey produced by Hugh Lyon, two "V" patches and "AAFC Melbourne 94" branding on front, number 2 on back.

382 · ST KILDA: Group of c. 1990s framed or block-mounted images, some with original signatures including that of Tony Lockett; the largest 44 x 63cm overall. (11 items)

383 · STATE OF ORIGIN - ANDREW MCLEOD: A match-worn 1995 Allies guernsey, "State of Origin 1995" and "Defence Force Careers - not just a job" patches on front, number 23 on back.

384 · ST KILDA: A group of signed items, mainly photographs; players present include Robert Harvey, Nicky Winmar, Nathan Bourke, and Danny Frawley. (41 items)

385 · A CRAIG BRADLEY No.21 signed CARLTON Football Club guernsey (with Mayne branding logo at upper left); signed below the AFL logo, and accompanied by an Australian Sports Management Certificate of Authenticity. Attractively framed and glazed, overall 106 x 85cm.

386 · Four complete sets of sixteen boxed 1995 Limited Edition AFL Club Car Collectible Matchbox cars. (64 items)

387 · Complete set of 16 boxed 1995 Limited Edition AFL Club Car Collectible Matchbox cars.

388 · WEG: A still-sealed package of 250 WEG Herald Sun 1995 Carlton Premiers posters; perfect for the reseller.

389 · AFL CENTENARY BALL: Three framed and glazed panoramic photographs, the largest 56.5 x 122cm overall. (3 items)

390 · An autographed menu/programme from the Tuesday 16th April 1996 AFL Centenary Ball; twelve signatures are present on the inside cover, including those of Ron Barassi, Graham "Polly" Farmer, Allan Jeans, Dick Reynolds, and Prime Minister John Howard, who attended as a guest and delivered an address to the crowd of over 3,000 people; dimensions 19 x 16cm.

391 · RICHMOND: "Great Moments" print, signed by fifteen legends including Kevin Bartlett, Francis Bourke, Jack Dyer, Tom Hafey, Royce Hart, and others; limited edition #32/600 with CoA; attractively framed and glazed, 108 x 82cm overall.

392 · ST KILDA: Group of c. 1996 souvenir commemorative bottles of wine or port from the "Save Our Saints" campaign, one with eight original player signatures on the label. (6 items)

393 · "100 Years of Australian Football 1897-1996", edited by John Ross, published 1996 by Penguin Books (Australia), 383pp., leather-bound special edition with gilt title to cover and spine, gilt edging, and cloth-bound slipcase.

394 · Six framed images, including 1996 Grand Final photograph signed by winning captain Wayne Carey of North Melbourne (33 x 26.5cm overall), photograph of Ross Oakley and Tim Watson in period garb outside the MCG for the AFL Centenary Re-Enactment match (52 x 45cm overall), photograph depicting Oakley at the launch of the 1991 Foster's Cup at St Kilda Marina with Greg Durham, Tony Peek, Alan Schwab and several others (48 x 33cm overall), and three others. (6 items)

395 · Group of items from AFL CEO Ross Oakley's December 1996 retirement gala at the NGV Great Hall, comprising 46 x 65.5cm WEG podium decoration, 40.5 x 60cm career retrospective reproduction, Oakley's invitation to the event, and fourteen photographs taken during the festivities (of note a photograph of Mike Brady playing guitar beside said WEG podium decoration). (18 items)

396 · Various framed items including the Herald Sun banner "ABLETT BOWS OUT", a full-page poster of Polly Farmer, an "ABLETT 1000 ADIDAS" poster, an Essendon 1997 team photo, and a photo of Tim Watson in his Essendon jumper; the largest 72 x 52.5cm. (5 items)

397 · COLLINGWOOD: "Good Old Collingwood Forever - Team of the Century 1897-1997" print, signed by artist Jamie Cooper and ten of the players selected, including Nathan Buckley, Tony Shaw, Len Thompson, Des Tuddenham, Murray Weideman, and others; limited edition #130/1000; attractively framed and glazed, 91 x 110cm overall.

398 · WESTERN BULLDOGS: Group of framed or mounted items, comprising 1997 Chris Grant "Marks of the Decade" (signed), 2001 Select "Authentic" 12-card display, and three 2016 Herald Sun Mark Knight Premiers posters; the largest 64 x 46cm overall. (5 items)

399 · COLLINGWOOD: Group comprising membership badges marking 10 (2), 15, 20 (2), 25, 30, 31, and 32 years of dedication, together with six others, plus a pair of cufflinks by R. Simpson Melbourne. (17 items)

400 · ROBERT HARVEY: A group of signed items, mostly photographs, including one also signed by Nicky Winmar. (10 items)

401 · COLLINGWOOD: "Last Game At Victoria Park 7/5/1892 - 28/8/1999" commemorative brick; dimensions 5 x 23 x 11.5cm.

402 · NATHAN BOURKE: A group of items signed by Bourke, mostly photographs, plus additional Robert Harvey and Tony Lockett signatures. (12 items)