Sporting Memorabilia

1 · BADGES, MEDALS, PINS & SOUVENIRS: A range, mainly sporting related including cricket (South Melbourne 1927-28 membership fob), schools, royalty, military, etc. (Qty.)

2 · SPORTS MEMORABILIA COLLECTION: with Boxing: Mike Tyson, Anthony Mundine, Lionel Rose, Roy Jones, Pernell Whittaker, Floyd Mayweather, Manny Pacquiao signed photos, Sonny Liston & Dave Sands signed pieces, Johnny Famechon signed T-shirt; Basketball: Melbourne Tigers "25 years in the NRL" jersey with numerous signatures; Tennis: Rod Laver signed framed photo, tennis ball signed by Andre Agassi, Andy Murray, Roger Federer & Pet Sampras, cap signed by Novak Djokovic; Soccer: three photos of Pele,

3 · CIGARETTE & TRADE CARDS: A small collection of cricket & Australian Rules Football cards from various manufacturers including Wills, Allens, MacRobertson's, Chums, Kornies, John Player, J.J. Schuh, etc. Very mixed condition. (Total: 68).

4 · Various team photographs including the Cherrio Social Cricket Club 1937-38 (by Pullan Cooke, Brunswick); St. Jude's C.C. 1907-08 (by The Allan Studio, Collingwood); Ascot Vale Football Club 1937 Premiers (by Dover Studio, Moonee Ponds); plus one other, a football team, circa 1940. (4 items.

5 · BALANCE OF CONSIGNMENT: incl. Australian Rules with c.1950 newspaper cut-out signed by VFA captains Ivor McIvor (Brunswick), Jim Cleary (Port Melbourne, who was heavily involved in the 1945 VFL Grand-Final bloodbath & suspended for 8 weeks) & Pat Bourke (Sandringham), Geelong 1991 Club Lottery folder; 1956 Melbourne Olympics with Main Stadium programmes (2) & tickets (2) and an Olympic Souvenir newspaper supplement; Cricket poster for 1975-76 Australia vs West Indies series, etc.

6 · SPORTSMEN'S DINNER SIGNED PROGRAMME: "Lion's Club of Mildura - Fifth Annual Sportsmen's Dinner" (13th March,1974) signed programmes (2) noting Frank Sedgeman, Neil Roberts, Kevin Sheedy & Betty Cuthbert. Very fine condition.

7 · NUMISMATIC & PHILATELIC SPORTS MEMORABILIA: with Sydney 2000 Olympic $5 bronze coin collection celebrating each of the olympic sports (28 coins + a medallion, $140 face value); also 2013-16 numismatic commemorative product noting 1977 Test Cricket Centenary PNC, 2013 "Ashes since 1882", 2014 "The Urn Returns", 2015 ICC World Cup, 2015 Netball World Cup; plus 2012 "Legends of Football" philatelic booklet & "Ultimate AFL 6 Decades of Football" two sets of 6 DVDs. (qty)

8 · BRITISH SNOOKER STARS 1978: A framed display with signed photographs of John Spencer, Ray Reardon, Rex Williams, Fred Davis, Graham Miles and three others. Overall 36 x 36cm. Together with an autograph page signed by Eddie Charlton, John Pulman, Sydney Lee and others.

9 · WALTER LINDRUM: A full-sized cue with an engraved ivory plaque "The WALTER LINDRUM Worls Champion Cue * Break 4,137" in fine condition and housed in an ALCOCK & CO., Melbourne metal case.

10 · AUSTRALIAN BOXERS:1968 laminated promotional leaflet for Johnny Famechon vs Jose Legra featherweight world title fight at the Royal Albert Hall

11 · MUHAMMAD ALI signed photograph depicting "The sports photo of the century" - the moment he knocked out Sonny Liston, Round 1, 25th May, 1965. Framed and glazed, with Superstars & Legends Guarantee of Authenticity sticker and certificate. Overall 57 x 54cm.

12 · MUHAMMAD ALI, signed b/w photograph of Ali at the weigh-in with Sonny Liston, size 40.5 x 50.5cm.

13 · MUHAMMAD ALI, signed colour photograph of the iconic image of Ali standing over the prone Sonny Liston, size 50.5 x 40.5cm.

14 · MUHAMMAD ALI: 1966 ringside ticket for Heavyweight Championship fight against HENRY COOPER held at Arsenal Stadium, plus a mounted photocopy of the fight poster (22.5x15cm), plus Ali's signature (probabbly from early 2000s) on small plain piece. (3 items).

15 · BOXING TROPHY: "The Sir Frank Packer Perpetual Trophy" in polished metal on a heavy wooden plinth, inaugurated in 1954 and awarded to the most successful club in the NSW Boxing Championships with winning club names engraved on plates for the 1954 to 1967 period; some corner damage to base; base 29x16cm, height 51cm, weight 4.7kg.

16 · BOXING COLLECTIBLES GROUP: comprising pair of Fenech 10oz signed boxing gloves noting Barry Michael, Azumah Nelson, Jeff Fenech, Kos Tszyu & Tony Mundine; another pair with unknown signature; also signed coloured photograph of George Foreman, plus Johnny Famechon signed Associated Press black & white action photos of his fights with Jose Legra and his 1970 successful World Title contest and rematch against Fighting Harada. (5 items)

16a · A clay pipe depicting John L Sullivan & Jem Smith on the sides of the bowl. The pipe was likely made for the highly touted contest between the two in 1887. Sullivan had traveled from the US to fight the English champion, Smith. In Sullivan's words he was 'blackguarded' out of the fight, and Smith went on to fight Jake Kilrain in France. A rare piece featuring two legends of the bare knuckle era. 13cm long. Also, a blue jacket with "Darling Downs Amateur Champion 1966 pocket."

16b · "The boy from Jacksons Track - A World Champion boxer LIONEL ROSE" original painting by Brian Membrey, signed lower right; window mounted, framed & glazed, overall 46 x 36cm. & "They fought the world's best Light heavyweights TONY MUNDINE Lightweights HECTOR THOMPSON" original artwork by Bryan Membury, signed by the artist lower right. Mounted on backing board; overall 62 x 48.5cm.

17 · "MUHAMMAD ALI : I AM THE GREATEST" large framed display featuring a signed Everlast brand boxing glove surrounded by nine iconic images from Ali's career together with a plaque providing his fight chronology. With a CofA on reverse together with a photograph of Ali signing one of the 225 gloves he signed on 12th & 13th June, 1998 in New York City. Glazed, overall 85 x 115cm.

18 · MUHAMMAD ALI: deluxe timber framed display comprising pair of signed 'Everlast" boxing shorts with four inset black & white iconic images of Ali together with a plaque providing his fight chronology, Ceritificate of Authenticity on reverse together with a photograph of Ali signing one of the 125 pairs of boxing shorts he signed on 12th & 13th June, 1998 in New York City; overall 103x113cm.

19 · "HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONS" framed display comprising 18 action photographs and six engraved brass plaques surrounding a full-sized boxing glove signed by the six champions: Muhamad Ali, Joe Frazier, George Foreman, Mike Tyson, Lennox Lewis and Evander Holyfield. Overall 80 x 128cm and most impressive!.

20 · JEFF FENECH vs AZUMAH NELSON, June 2008 : A pair of "Jeff Fenech" branded boxing gloves, signed by the two adversaries, mounted framed and glazed together with details of their bouts a photograph of Princess Park, the venue in 1992 and with CofAs attached to the back. Overall 56 x 107cm.

21 · "IRON MIKE TYSON": large framed glazed display featuring a signed Everlast brand boxing glove surrounded by nine iconic images from Tyson's career including action shots from his fight against Trevor Berbick, when Tyson became the youngest man in history to win a major heavyweight crown, also action images vs Lennox Lewis, vs Frank Bruno and the infamous ear-chomping episode in his second fight with Evander Holyfield, plus commemorative plaque celebrating "The baddest man on the planet".

22 · 1930 1st British Empire Games in Hamilton, Competitor's badge enamelled with 'Competitor/British Empire & Commonwealth Games/ Hamilton, Canada/1930', (partial) yellow ribbon, 32mm diameter.

23 · 1934 2nd BRITISH EMPIRE GAMES IN LONDON, Participation Medal "British Empire Games/London/1934", bronze, 44mm diameter.

24 · 1938 THIRD BRITISH EMPIRE GAMES, SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA: Participation Medal, octagonal in bronze, 63 x 75mm, engraved by D.E. Morden; by Stokes of Melbourne; reverse engraved for "A. H. GARNSEY CITY ENGINEER Member of Housing and Transport Committee."

25 · SYDNEY 1938: A registered cover sent from the temporary post office at the Games "Village" on 5th February 1938 to a local address; with special registration label 'British Empire Games Sydney, N.S.W. No.30". Very rare.

26 · 1958 British Commonwealth Games in Cardiff, gold winner's medal, '1958 VI.British Empire and Commonwealth Games, Cardiff, Wales', 55mm diameter, gold-plated hallmarked silver, engraved on reverse 'SWIMMING / MEN / DIVING/ 3 Metres / SPRING-BOARD/ 1st / KEITH COLLIN' in original presentation box.Keith Collin (England) [1937-91] went on to compete at the 1960 Rome Olympics but failed to qualify for the finals.

27 · 1958 BRITISH COMMONWEALTH GAMES IN CARDIFF, Participation Medal "1958 VI British Empire and Commonwealth Games, CardiffWales" on obverse, 55mm diameter.

28 · PERTH 1962: 22 November 1962 Opening Day registered cover mailed from the temporary post office at the Stadium, with the 5d & 2/3 Games stamps tied by the Opening Day postmark. With special green, red and blue registration label. Very scarce.

29 · A collection of official Participation Medals comprising 1966 Kingston, JAMAICA (in original plastic box); 1970 Edinburgh SCOTLAND (in original presentation box); 1974 Christchurch NEW ZEALAND; 1990 Auckland NEW ZEALAND in original presentation box; and 1994 Victoria CANADA in original box. (5 items).

30 · 1982 COMMONWEALTH GAMES IN BRISBANE: Australian Team Blazer, with "Weightlifting/Commonwealth Games/ Brisbane 1982" embroidered on pocket; plus Brisbane Participation Medal, 57mm diameter. (2 items).

33 · 15th Commonwealth Games, Victoria, Canada 1994: Participation Medal in bronze, in original presentation box.

34 · MELBOURNE 2006: Queen's Baton full-size limited edition replica fitted with a battery-powered LED light display which performs a sequence of exciting visual effects, mounted on a perspex-fronted 3D commemorative display board; numbered 186/500, with battery pack, CofA and A-Tag registration form, overall 99x54x12cm.

35 · 1864 - 1879 WISDEN'S ALMANACKS: A complete set of the 1990 official reprints by Wisden; all numbered 675/1000 and accompanied by the original receipt from John Wisden & Co. Ltd. (15 volumes). As new.

36 · LINDFIELD CRICKET CLUB, SUSSEX: Great Britain Half-Penny postal card printed on the reverse for the "L.C.C. - 1871" with a list of the registered players, the number of runs they had made, their batting averages, times not out and the largest number of catches they had taken in any one match in the previous season. Notice is also provided that "Practice will re-commence on Tuesday, April 23rd, at Four o'clock."Lindfield C.C. was established in 1747.

37 · "SOUTH AUSTRALIAN CRICKETERS' GUIDE. Season 1876-77" Compiled by W.D. Wiltridge. Published by E.S.Wigg & Sons, Booksellers. Original yellow linen over boards, 60pp.

38 · 1879 WISDEN'S ALMANACK, rebound without covers but retaining all the advertisements at the rear.

39 · Framed displays, comprising the "International Cricket Match at Philadelphia" hand-coloured engraving from Harpers Weekly, 1879, 40 x 50cm; 1953 Official Score Sheet for the Test Match between England & Australia played at Kennington Oval framed together with an offical photo of the victorious English team; an official press photo of the moment the Test was "tied" at Brisbane, Dec.1960, between Australia & West Indies, 36 x 40cm.; & a display featuring a miniature bat signed by Don Bradman. (4)

40 · 1880 WISDEN'S ALMANACK, rebound without covers but retaining all the advertisements at the rear.

41 · 1881 WISDEN'S ALMANACK, rebound without covers but retaining all the advertisements at the rear.

42 · BLAYNEY CRICKET CLUB: 1882-83 Batting Average medal; silver.

43 · 1882 & 1883 WISDEN'S ALMANACKS, hardcover rebinds without original covers. (2).

44 · 1884 WISDEN'S ALMANACK, publisher's rebind in hard covers, without its original covers or adverts. Ex. SYDNEY H. PARDON Memorial Library.

45 · 1885 WISDEN'S ALMANACK, rebound without its original covers, or adverts.

46 · CAMBRIDGE CRICKET CLUB: A sterling silver medal engraved on the front "A Special Prize Presented to C. McDonell" and on reverse "By Cambridge C.C. Season [18]86-87."

47 · 1886 WISDEN'S ALMANACK, hardcover rebound preserving original front cover.

48 · 1886 AUSTRALIAN TEAM, original cabinet card team photograph, 'The Entire Australian Cricketing Team', by London Stereoscopic and Photographic Company, laid down on its original card mount with players names (McIlwraith, Trumble, Jarvis, Bruce, Jones, Palmer, Spofforth, Wardill, Blackham, Evans, Scott, Bonnor, Garrett and Giffen), overall 16 x 11 cm.

49 · 1887 WISDEN'S ALMANACK, hardcover rebound without original covers.

50 · 1888 WISDEN'S ALMANACK, hardcover rebind without original covers.

51 · 1889 WISDEN'S ALMANACK, hardcover rebound preserving the original covers.

52 · 1890 - 1893 WISDEN'S ALMANACKS, individually rebound into hard covers preserving the original soft covers and advertisements (1890), but no covers or advertisements in the next 2 and only the end advertisements in the last. (4 volumes).

53 · VANITY FAIR CRICKET PRINTS: set of six prints by Spy (Sir Leslie Ward), comprising English players "Scotton", "Lord Harris" & "P.F Warner" and Australian players "Hugh Trumble", "H.Graham" & "T.W. Garrett; all framed & glazed , overall 31x48cm.

54 · W.G. GRACE: framed and glazed photographic copy of a famous 1890 painting of "WG" by Archibald Stuart Wortley, overall 53x65cm.

55 · 1893 AUSTRALIAN TEAM: Original cabinet card photograph, with title "Eighth Australian Cricketing Team, 1893" and players' names printed on mount, produced by The London Stereoscopic & Photographic Company, overall10.5 x 16.5cm.

56 · Australia in England, 1893: Early original silk scorecard for the "GRAND CRICKET MATCH - Australia v. Oxford & Cambridge" played at the United Service Cricket Club Ground in Portsmouth, July 31st, and August 1s, 2nd, 1893. The scorecard with fully completed details, mounted, framed and glazed, is in excellent condition with the printing bright. Overall 26.5 x 19.5cm. Rarely seen in this condition.Despite Australia's incredible total of 843 in their first and only innings, the match ended i...

57 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB: 1894-95 Membership ticket, No.556 for Mr.P.G.Jennings; green leather with gold embossed date to reverse, with original green ribbon still attached.

58 · 'Melbourne Cricket Club, Annual Report, For the Season 1894-95.' [Melbourne; Mason, Firth & M'Cutcheon, 1895] 62pp, with original pink covers (faded). Includes a full report on all activities, match reports, averages, a complete list of members, etc.

59 · 1894, 1896 & 1897 WISDEN'S ALMANACKS, rebound into hard covers without original wrappers and advertisements. (3 vols.)

60 · AUTOGRAPHS: original Monty Noble and Joe Darling signatures on small pieces mounted on card.[Monty Noble was one of Australia's greatest all-rounders playing 42 Tests for Australia (15 as captain between 1903 and 1909); Joe Darling played 34 Test matches for Australia as a specialist batsman between 1894-1905 and captained the team in England in 1902.]

61 · 1895 WISDEN'S ALMANACK, rebound into hard covers preserving the original wrappers and advertisements.

62 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB: 1897-98 Ladies Reserve Membership Ticket, No.3101 for C.J. Boden. (tape repair).

63 · "SOUTH AUSTRALIAN CRICKET. Reminiscences of Fifty Years...." by Clarence Moody [Adelaide; W.K. Thomas & Co., 1898], red hard cover boards, 164pp including photographs.Ferguson 12721.

64 · 1898, 1899 & 1900 WISDEN'S ALMANACKS, rebound into hard covers without original wrappers and some advertisements. (3 vols.)

65 · SOUTH MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB: 1889-90 Membership Ticket, No.411 for A.J. Stodgett. Royal blue leather, with gold embossing.

66 · SOUTH AUSTRALIAN CRICKET ASSOCIATION (Adelaide Oval) 1899-1900 Full Membership medallion, No.243 in silver.

67 · "Stepping Out to Drive" a bronze statuette of Victor Trumper, by Frederic Whitehouse, #014 of a limited edition of 500. Height: 21cm.

68 · W.G. GRACE signed photographic postcard; framed and glazed, overall 31.5 x 20cm.

69 · A pair of miniature ceramic cricket shoes, circa 1900; no maker's mark, but both stamped on the heel "Rd No:335843" (2).

70 · SOUTH AUSTRALIAN CRICKET ASSOCIATION (Adelaide Oval) 1901-02 Membership fob for Full Member No.661; silver.

71 · 1901 - 1904 WISDEN'S ALMANACKS, rebound into hard covers without original wrappers and some advertisements. (4 vols.)

72 · "RULES and BYE-LAWS of the MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB." three complete editions; all published by Mason, Frith & McCutcheon, Printers; dated 7th August, 1901 (32pp); 27th February, 1907 (32pp) and 22nd October, 1936 (36pp). The first two, particularly scarce. (3 items)."The number of Members shall not exceed 2500....[1901], 3500....[1907] and 6200...[1936].

73 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB, undated membership badge with Melbourne Coat of Arms at centre, made by Bowman Limited, London, No. 524. The first badge issued by the club.

74 · 'Melbourne Cricket Club, Annual Report, For the Season 1901-02.' [Melbourne; Mason, Firth & M'Cutcheon, 1902] 104pp, with original grey covers. Includes a full report on all activities, match reports, averages, a complete list of members, etc.Signed to front cover by James E. Smith, member No.2915 (p.93).

75 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB: 1902-03 Membership medallion, No.464; by J.R.Gaunt & Son, London.

76 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB: 1902-03 Membership badge, No.2185 by J.R.Gaunt & Son, London.

77 · SCORE CARDS: comprising 1902 (Aug.11-13) Surrey County Cricket Club completed card for England vs Australia 5th Test, 1928 (Sept. 5-7) uncompleted card for MCC Australian Team vs Mr Thornton's XI held at Scarbourough with advertising for Boyes Stores, 1948 (July 22-27) for England vs Australia 4th Test card (repaired fault), first innings scores printed, the 2nd innings scores entered in manuscript. (3 items).

78 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB: 1903-4 Membership badge, No.103; made by Stokes.

79 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB: 1903-4 Membership badge, No.916; made by Stokes.

80 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB, 1904-5 membership badge, made by Stokes, No.677.

81 · Frederick Stanley JACKSON, [Yorkshire & England] chromolithographic print from 'The Empire`s Cricketers', 1905, with biographical details affixed to the back of the frame. Overall 48 x 36cm.

82 · 1905 WISDEN'S ALMANACK, rebound into hard covers preserving the original soft covers and advertisements.

83 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB, 1905-6 membership badge, made by Bridgland & King, No.834.

84 · MEMORABILIA COLLECTION: including William "Billy" Murdoch's signature on a piece below a mounted print showing him alongside WG Grace, book "The Art of Bradman" 240pp hardbound with facsimile signatures of 1948 Australian "Invincibles" team inside, c.2001 Australia ODI cricket top with signatures and a Sri Lanka cricket top signed by Muralitharan, "Crusaders" cricket cap, cricket ties (3) including 1992 World Cup official tie, numerous signatures on images or on piece including Bradman,

85 · AUSTRALIA TEAM POSTCARDS: 1905, 1930 & 1938 Teams plus a 1932 50th anniversary card showing the 1882 team, plus press agency photos of 1948 team (20x15cm) and 1938 Western Australia state team (25.5x20.5cm); also ENGLAND Touring Team greetings cards comprising 1950-51 MCC to Australia & New Zealand, 1970-71 MCC Tour of Australia & New Zealand, 1979-80 to Australia & India (plus a second card with team signatures), 1982-83 to Australia & New Zealand and 1984-85 to India & Australia; (12 items).

86 · VANITY FAIR CRICKET PRINTS: two Spy series prints comprising "Monkey" (Albert Neilson Hornby) by "Stuff" (Henry Charles Seppings Wright) & "Hampshire" (Edward George Wynyard) by "CG" (Francis Carruthers Gould); both items framed and glazed, 26x39cm & 31x42cm respectively. (2)["Teddy" Wynyard was a multi-talented sportsman who captained Hampshire between 1896-99, played three Tests for England was and also a member of the Old Carthusians football club that won the FA Cup Final in 1881; he a...

87 · 1906 & 1907 WISDEN'S ALMANACKS, rebound into hard covers preserving the end advertisements. (2).

88 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB, 1906-7 membership medallion, made by Stokes, No.520; 1907-8 membership medallion, made by Bridgland & King, No.830; and, 1908-9 membership medallion, made by Stokes, No.427. (3).

89 · Charlie Crombie: "The Laws of Cricket" twelve humourous cartoon prints interpreting the rules of the game, produced to promote Perrier Water, plus a reprint of the cover of the book by Crombie; all the cartoons are mounted, framed & glazed, each overall 29x39cm. (13 items)

90 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB, 1907-8 membership badge, made by Bridgland & King, No. 594, but without the maker's impressed stamp on reverse.

91 · RANJITSINHJI OF NAWANAGAR OVAL METAL TABLE PLAQUE: c.1907 created for his coronation, showing an oval bust portrait of Ranji (9x12.5cm). Very Fine.

92 · RANJITSINHJI OF NAWANAGAR OVAL METAL TABLE PLAQUE: Another example, minor edge blemishes.

93 · 'Melbourne Cricket Club, Annual Report, For the Season 1907-1908.' [Melbourne; Mason, Firth & M'Cutcheon, 1908] 124pp, with original dark pink covers. Includes a full report on all activities, match reports, averages, a complete list of members, etc.The Cricket Selection Committee held 8 meetings; the five members included H. Trumble, W.W. Armstrong and V. Ransford. (p.36).

94 · 1908 WISDEN'S ALMANACK, rebound into hard covers preserving most of the original soft covers and all the advertisements.

95 · 1908 MONTY NOBLE'S BENEFIT MATCH, AUSTRALIAN XI v REST OF AUSTRALIA, a rare large-format photograph showing both teams, with title "M.A.Noble's Benefit Match, Australian XI v Rest of Australia, March 1908", and players names to mount in gold block lettering. The teams included Victor Trumper, Charlie Macartney, Vernon Ransford, Hanson Carter, Clem Hill, Monty Noble, Syd Gregory, Warwick Armstrong & Frank Laver. Overall 50 x 63cm.

96 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB Membership medallion for 1909-10, No.2376; by Stokes & Sons.

97 · 'Melbourne Cricket Club, Annual Report, For the Season 1909-10.' [Melbourne; Mason, Firth & M'Cutcheon, 1910] 140pp, with original pale pink covers. Includes a full report on all activities, match reports, averages, a complete list of members, etc."The Football Committee regrets having to report that the team was rather unsuccessful this year, owing in a great measure to difficulties in the early part of the season...." (p.13)

98 · THE AUSTRALIAN TEAM IN ENGLAND - 1909

99 · 1909 & 1910 WISDEN'S ALMANACKS, rebound into hard covers preserving most of the advertisements. (2).

100 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB, 1909-10 membership medallion, made by Stokes, No.407; and the 1911-12 membership medallion, made by C. Bentley, No.956. (2 items).

101 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB: 1910-11 Ladies Reserve Season Ticket, No.4812.

102 · SOUTH MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB: 1910-1911 Member's Season Ticket, No.1034; red leather with gold embossing.

103 · SYDNEY CRICKET GROUND 1910-11 Membership medallion.

104 · WISDEN'S ALMANACK for 1910: rebound from title page to p.516 and incorporating the photographic plate "FIVE CRICKETERS OF THE YEAR" (which included Warren Bardsley and Vern Ransford of Australia); half red calf over cloth-covered boards, blank end-papers, gilt titles to spine. Provenance: The family, by descent from the estate of Essex cricketer and England selector, Percy Perrin [1876-1945].

105 · TWO LETTERS FROM JAMNAGAR PALACE, 1910 Two autograph letters, written and signed by Harry Lester Simms while at Jamnagar Palace, a guest of Ranjitsinhji. The letters are addressed to "Kumar Saheb" [Kumar Shri Godji Khengarji Saheb "Manhubha", second son of Khengarji Rao III, ruler of Kutch at Bhuj Palace.]

106 · RANJITSINHJI OF NAWANAGAR: A group of 4 greetings cards (16.5x20.50cm) gilt-embossed crests each with a different coloured etching comprising Ballynahinch Castle (Ireland), Jamnagar House & Flower Garden (Staines, England) plus Vibha-Vilas Palace, Jamnagar, India; interiors are all blank, also 5 seasonal greeting cards (18x12.5cm) showing the same scenes (Vibha-Vilas Palace x2) plus another showing Lakhota & Kotha, Jamnagar; some with insect damage. (9 items).

107 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB: 1911-12 COMPLIMENTARY Membership Season Ticket, No.5194; olive leather with gold embossed reverse. Extremely scarce.

108 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB, 1911-12 membership badge, made by C. Bentley, No.1632.

109 · 1911, 1912, 1913 & 1914 WISDEN'S ALMANACKS, rebound into hard covers preserving most original soft covers and advertisements. (4).

110 · SYDNEY CRICKET GROUND 1912-13 Membership medallion, numbered 2475; made by Miller & Morris.

112 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB, 1912-13 membership medallion, made by C.Bentley, No.2457; and the 1913-14 membership medallion, made by Stokes, No.1555. (2 items).

113 · ORIGINAL HAND-PAINTED PORTRAIT OF RANJITSINHJI OF NAWANAGAR: c.1912 image showing him wearing a ceremonial costume and matching turban, adorned with his British GCSI & GBE awards and sash of office, all set against a colourful backdrop featuring a stunning blue sky and water features, the iridescent elements of the image composed from REAL BUTTERFLY WINGS. Commissioned by Ranji with a "Made in England" label on the reverse of the white metal frame on stand (10x18cm).

114 · POSTCARDS: c.1912 coloured cards depicting cricketers C.B. Fry (Hampshire) and Colin ("Charlie") Blythe, the latter postally used within India; some peripheral blemishes. [Ex Ranji Nawanagar collection] (2)

115 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB, 1914-15 membership medallion, made by Stokes, No.89; the 1915-16 membership medallion, made by C. Bentley, No.158, and the 1916-17 membership medallion, made by C. Bentley, No.1439. (3).

116 · PORT MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB: 1914 gilt titled & decorated leather bound testimonial to "The Hon F.T. Derham", the internal dedication with attractive hand-painted floral borders, minor edge wear & some light internal spotting, very fine condition overall, 22x29cm. [Thomas Frederick Derham 1844-1922 was an Australian politician who served as Postmaster-General (1886-1890), he subsequently served as President of Chamber of Manufacturers (1897-1903) and of the Employers' Federation (1901-04).]

117 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB: 1915-16 Ladies Reserve Season Ticket, No.3799 for E.W.Powell.

118 · South Melbourne Cricket Club, Life Member badge No.212, made by J.W.Purvis.

119 · 1915 WISDEN'S ALMANACK, rebound into hard covers by the publishers, preserving most of the original soft covers and advertisements.

120 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB: 1916-17 Ladies Reserve Season Ticket, No.1109 for G.W.Simpson.

121 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB, 1916-17 membership badge, made by C. Bentley, No.3204.

122 · 'Melbourne Cricket Club, Annual Report, For the Season 1916-17.' [Melbourne; Mason, Firth & M'Cutcheon, 1917] 48pp, with original pale mauve covers). Includes a full report on all activities, match reports, averages, but no list of members, etc. in keeping with wartime austerity measures."The Club and the War.- Up to the present time 832 Members have joined the Colours [i.e. enlisted in the A.I.F.], of whom we regret to record 73 have lost their lives in serving their country. In this conn...

123 · 1916 WISDEN'S ALMANACK, original paperback edition, complete.

124 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB, 1917-18 membership badge, made by C. Bentley, No.1424.

125 · 1917 WISDEN'S ALMANACK, original soft cover edition, complete.

126 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB: 1917 PATRIOTIC CARNIVAL badge made by Stokes & Sons.The Patriotic Carnival was held at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) from the 20th to the 27th of October to raise funds for the support of returned servicemen and their families.

127 · 1918 WISDEN'S ALMANACK, rebound into hard covers retaining all the advertisements.

128 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB, 1919-20 membership badge, made by C. Bentley, No.4253.

129 · 1919 WISDEN'S ALMANACK, rebound retaining most of the advertisements.

130 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB, 1919-20 membership medallion, made by C. Bentley, No.2102; the 1921-22 medallion, made by C. Bentley, No.169; and the 1924-25 medallion, made by Bentley, No.159. (3 items).

131 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB, 1920-21 membership badge, made by C. Bentley, No.4060.

132 · 1920 WISDEN'S ALMANACK, rebound into hard covers retaining the advertisement and original soft covers.

133 · THE AUSTRALIAN TEAM IN ENGLAND - 1921 An original real photo postcard of the Australian Touring Party, signed in pen by all 16 players and officials, attractively mounted together with details of the team. Signatories include Armstrong (Captain), Bardsley, Ryder, Gregory, Mayne, Mailey, Carter & Oldfield. Framed and glazed, overall 33 x 29.5cm.

134 · 1921 - 1923 WISDEN'S ALMANACKS, all rebound in hard covers, preserving the original soft covers in the 1921 and 1923 editions. (3).

135 · Selection of cricket-themed prints including "Fuller Pilch playing for Kent against Sussex, 1837", "Victor Trumper" print from a photograph taken by George Beldam showing Trumper's strokeplay, Chevallier Taylor 1905 print of Warwick Armstrong (Australian captain 1920-21), Victorian Gallery (London) humorous scene "Village Cricket - Nine Gentlemen In Waiting" plus three other items; all framed & glazed, various frame sizes. (7 items)

136 · 1921 AUSTRALIAN ASHES TOUR OF ENGLAND: mounted display with large portrait photograph of Australian Captain Warwick Armstrong, alongside a smaller photograph showing Australian Touring Team, which has been signed by Armstrong, with a caption beneath; framed & glazed, overall 53x42.5cm.

137 · 1923, 1932 and 1935 WISDEN'S ALMANACKS, attractively rebound in matching hardcovers preserving most original soft covers and advertsing pages. (3).

138 · 1924 & 1925 WISDEN'S ALMANACKS, both rebound in hard covers which preserve the original soft covers. (2).

139 · JACK HOBBS, pen signature on a photograph of him walking out to bat with Herbert Sutcliffe at Birmingham in 1924. Framed & glazed; overall 35 x 29cm.

140 · CLARENCE VICTOR "CLARRIE" GRIMMETT'S SOUTH AUSTRALIAN CRICKET CAP, 1924, with the SACA emblem embroidered to front. Fine condition and attractively framed.

141 · A wonderful autograph book with illustrated title page dated 1925 and featuring a double page "WEST INDIAN CRICKET TEAM VISITING AUSTRALIA 1920-31", New South Wales and Victoria teams 1927; a page featuring the England Team, 3rd Test Melbourne 1928-29 headed "Please autograph for Don Bradman" (in his hand); a wonderful illustrated page headed "ENGLISH WOMEN'S CRICKET TEAM Touring Aust. 1934-5"; "STH AFRICANS 1931-2"; "AUSTRALIAN ELEVEN 1931"; and more.

142 · SYDNEY CRICKET GROUND: 1925-26, 1934-35 and 1936-37 Membership badges, (3).

143 · 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.

144 · 1926 - 28 WISDEN'S ALMANACKS, rebound in hard covers; the first preserving the original covers. (3).

145 · SYDNEY CRICKET GROUND: 1927-28 LADY'S SEASON TICKET, No.2816; blue leather with gold embossing.

146 · BRADMAN RELATED PUBLICATIONS: with 1938 Tour to England Orient Line "RMS ORONTES" guide & Olympic Tyre & Rubber Co Test Itinerary, 1948 "The Australian Tour" guide (2);, 1946-47 "Pocket Book Cricket Guide" for England-Australia Tests, "Bradman 1927-41" compiled by E.L.Roberts, Don Bradman's "How to Play Cricket" (Daily Mail, 1935), 1948 Australian XI vs Tasmania souvenir programme, also score cards for Australian games featuring Bradman (6),

147 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB, 1928-29 membership medallion, No.1157 for a full member, plus the medallion for a country member No.261; the 1929-30 medallion, No.749; and the 1930-31 medallion, No.781. All made by C. Bentley. (4 items).

148 · DON BRADMAN'S NEW SOUTH WALES STATE CAP, circa 1927

149 · 1929 WISDEN'S ALMANACK rebound in hardcover preserving the original front cover and the 1930 edition rebound in hardcover without original covers. (2)

150 · THE WEST INDIES TEAM in AUSTRALIA - 1930 WEST INDIES v VICTORIA Souvenir Programme and Scorecard for the four-day match which preceded the Test Match series. Signed internally by the full Victorian Team including Woodfull, Ponsford, Ryder, Hendry, a'Beckett, Darling, Barnett and O'Brien. Also signed by ten of the West Indians including Headley, Constantine, Hunte, Sealy, Barrow and Martin. The rear cover provides enough space for "DON BRADMAN'S AMAZING RECORDS".

151 · BRADMAN'S HIGHEST TEST MATCH SCORE - 334. A souvenir silk score card for the Test Match at Leeds, July 1930. Printed in deep blue by Crosland & Co., Kirkgate, Leeds. 12 x 27.5cm.

152 · A cricket ball manual press used in the manufacturing process, circa 1930s. Cast steel on a wooden base. Very heavy!25cm high, 40cm across

153 · 1930 AUSTRALIAN CRICKET TEAM official team photograph, taken by T. Bolland, titled 'The 1930 (17th) Australian Test Team', signed to mount by the entire team, 17 signatures - W.L.Kelly (manager), Archie Jackson (scarce - he died of TB in 1933), Tim Wall, Ted A'Beckett, Percy Hornibrook, Alec Hurwood, Clarrie Grimmett, T.Havard (official), Alan Fairfax, Bill Ponsford, Stan McCabe, Victor Richardson, Bill Woodfull (captain), Alan Kippax, Don Bradman, Bert Oldfield & Charlie Walker, overall 46 x 51

154 · 1930 AUSTRALIAN TEAM POSTCARDS: An official team photo PC by T.Bolland, St. Leonards, signed in ink on reverse byVictor Richardson, Hornibrook, A'Beckett, McCabe and Bradman. Also, a particularly scarce advertising postcard titled "THE AUSTRALIAN CRICKET XI. OF !(#). Visit to the English Steel Corporation Ltd., Vickers' Works, Sheffield, 13 May, 1930." depicting the players and various officials during the visit. (2). Provenance: The estate of A.E.James, Physiotherapist to the Australian Crcket

155 · A delightful autograph album with nearly 120 signatures gathered from teams playing in Sydney, mainly during the 1930s. Includes the Australian team v South Africa (Sydney, 2nd Test Dec.1931) which Australia won by an innings and 155 runs (Rigg 127, Bradman 112, Grimmett 8-72); a page with most of the 1931 South African team; a Queensland team (including Benshed, Thurlow, Mossop and Cook); a New South Wales team (including Kippax, Fingleton, Brown, O'Reilly, McCabe & Oldfield); etc.

156 · THE SOUTH AFRICAN TEAM IN AUSTRALIA - 1931/32An attractive display comprising of a signed action photograph of Don Bradman, mounted together with an autograph page of the South African tourists with 18 signatures; window mounted with a caption listing the South African team. Framed & glazed, overall 37 x 32cm.

157 · 1931 - 1936 WISDEN'S ALMANACKS, all rebound in hard covers, all preserving the original yellow soft covers. (6)

158 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB, membership medallions for 1931-32 (No.855), 1932-33 (No.1233) and 1933-34 (No.768); all by C. Bentley. (3 items).

159 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB, 1932-33 membership badges, made by C. Bentley, (No.4312) and an unissued trial badge, numbered No.100 on reverse, made by Stokes & Sons. (2 items).Another example of the Stokes trial badge, with different colour arrangement, was sold in our April 2015 auction for $585 incl. BP.

160 · A SIGNED LETTER FROM RANJITSINHJI to KING GEORGE V - 6th March 1932: 6th March 1932 typed letter on The Palace, Jamnagar, Kathiawar letterhead, with Ranjitsinhji's crest embossed in green, signed by Ranji at the end. A highly important historical document, addressed to King George V when Ranji had been elected to represent the interests of the Indian Princely dynasties with regard to their future in the political organization of India.

161 · INDIAN CRICKET TOUR TO ENGLAND 1932 brochure for the Indian tour of England, the first series in which they played a test match against England, with player profiles, illustrated throughout, large 8vo format, 48pp with original decorative wrappers, minor edge blemishes. [A previous example realised $330 incl. BP in our February 2019 sale.]

162 · AUSTRALIA v ENGLAND - FOURTH TEST at BRISBANE, February 1933 - The "BODYLINE" Crisis

163 · 1933 WISDEN'S ALMANACK, original soft cover edition, complete.

164 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB: 1934-35 Honorary Membership Ticket, No.127 for Mr.A. Hough; red-brown leather with gold embossing. (faults).

165 · WOMEN"S CRICKET: AUSTRALIA v ENGLAND 1934 - 1935 green and gold badge; the text continues "Souvenir of Visit First English Ladies XI". Extremely rare,

166 · THE AUSTRALIAN TEAM IN ENGLAND - 1934 An attractive display comprising of an autograph page with 9 signatures in pen including Bert Oldfield, Bill O'Reilly and Bill Ponsford; mounted together with a signed action picture of Don Bradman and a picture of the whole team being introduced to King George V. Window mounted, framed and glazed, overall 37.5 x 52.5cm.

167 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB, membership medallions for 1934-35 (No.568), 1935-36 (No.549) and 1936-37 (No.875); all by C. Bentley. (3 items).

168 · THE 1934 ASHES SERIES: A lizard skin wallet (by Smythson of Bond St.) inscribed in gold lettering "With congratulations and best wishes to Mr. A.E. James from W.Harrison - Australia v England 1934" [NB: these were presented to all members of the touring party]; a team postcard by Photo-Work Ltd., Brighouse; an ACB letterhead sheet with reproduction autographs of the touring party; a Surrey County Cricket Club printed score sheet with the scores in the 5th Test which Australia won by 562 runs.

169 · 1934 AUSTRALIA vs ENGLAND 5th TEST: signatures of Australian tour members on a plain postcard (faults) stated to have been collected by Bradman himself and signed by him, plus those of Alan Kippax, Clarrie Grimmett, Bill Woodfull, Bill Ponsford, Hans Ebeling (his only Test Match), Len Darling, Arthur Chipperfield, Bill O'Reilly, Stan McCabe, Bert Oldfield, Bill Brown, Ben Barnett, Chuck Fleetwood-Smith & Ernest Bromley

170 · A mounted display titled "AUSTRALIA XI 1934" and showing the Orient Line R.M.S.Orford, which carried the Australian Team to England. The complete touring party of 18 has signed (in pen) to the mount but most of the autographs are damp affected.

171 · THE AUSTRALIAN CRICKET TEAM IN SOUTH AFRICA 1935-36 Attractively framed display comprising an Official Programme for the Tour signed on the front by all 14 players including Victor Richardson (Captain), Stan McCabe (VC), Bill Brown, Jack Fingleton, Clarrie Grimmett and Bert Oldfield; mounted together with a team picture and a caption listing all the Australian participants. Overall 54 x 32cm.

172 · GEORGE HEADLEY: A signed picture of Headley in his batting stance. Framed & glazed, overall 44 x 29cm.George Headley [1909 - 1983] represented the West Indies in 22 Tests between 1929 amd 1953. He made 2,190 runs at an average of 60.83.

173 · DUDLEY NOURSE’S SOUTH AFRICA 1935 TEST TEAM CAP, green wool, embroidered springbok & 'S.A.1935' on front, made by Devereux of Eton, and named to NOURSE in pen on the label. Good match-worn condition. Attractively framed.

174 · THE ENGLISH TEAM IN AUSTRALIA 1936-37 An attractive display comprising a team photograph plus an autograph page signed by all 14 players who appeared in the Test matches plus 3 other members of the touring party, including Wally Hammond, who top scored (231 n.o.) and made the most runs (468) for England, Les Ames, who took 13 catches, Bill Voce, who took 26 wickets, the captain, Gubby Allen and Maurice Leyland, who made 441 runs. Framed & glazed, overall 46 x 27cm.

175 · M.C.C. TEAM - AUSTRALIAN TOUR - 1936-37, official team photograph by the "Sydney Mail", attractively mounted with names printed below; framed, but not glazed. Superb condition. (Image 30 x 37.5cm) overall 50 x 62.5cm.

176 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB: A collection of membership medallions comprising 1937-38, 1938-39, 1940-41, 1948-49, 1956-57, 1957-58 and 1957-58 Country; also, two 50 Years Member's pins. (9 items).

177 · 1937-39 WISDEN'S ALMANACKS; the first rebound in hardcover preserving the original yellow covers, 1938 and 1939 cloth covers. (3).

178 · A miniature William Gunn "Autograph" bat headed "AUSTRALIA 1938" with the signatures of the whole squad including Bradman, McCabe, O'Reilly and Bill Brown, who also features on a fine laminated portrait photograph by Sidney Riley, Brisbane which has been encased and laminated. (2 items).

179 · THE AUSTRALIAN TEAM IN ENGLAND - 1938 A display comprising of the official team sheet fully signed by all 17 players in the touring party, including Don Bradman, Stan McCabe, Bill Brown, Bill O'Reilly and Charles Fleetwood-Smith, mounted together with a picture of the team and officials. Framed and glazed, overall 47.5 x 36.5cm.

180 · AUSTRALIA v ENGLAND: First Test Match at Nottingham, June 1938 C.J. Barnett (126) and Len Hutton (100) signed photograph depicting the two batsmen walking out to start their great opening stand. The match ended in a draw. Framed and glazed, overall 44 x 33.5cm.

181 · 1938 WISDEN'S ALMANACK, original linen cloth cover edition, complete.

182 · 1938 AUSTRALIAN TOUR TO THE UNITED KINGDOM attractively presented display incorporating a fully signed team sheet (with 16 autographs) and the team photo as published by the "News Chronicle" and "The Star". Beautifully hand-annotated in black and gold on green acid-free mountboard providing details of results of the five test match series as well as details of Australia's best performers. Framed and glazed; overall 107 x 59.5cm.Under the captaincy of Don Bradman, Australia won the 4th Test...

182a · MERV WAITE'S 1938 Australian Team cufflinks; sterling silver and enamel. (2).Accompanied by a letter of provenance fromthe daughter of Ian Ray Curnow, former General Manager of the Glenelg Football Club, to whom Waite presented them.

183 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB: 1939 - 1960s range of admission tickets and passouts including several rare "Brookes Lemos" advertising types and WW2 period events. (26 different items).

184 · ADELAIDE OVAL, members badges for 1933-34 (No.911), 1938-39 (No.1597), 1939-40 (No.1381), 1940-41 (No.2063), 1951-52 (No.2908) and 1952-53 (No.691) all by Schlank. (6 items).

185 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB: 1940-41 Junior Membership Ticket, No.326; grey leather with gold embossing.

186 · ADELAIDE OVAL: A collection of membership medallions including 1940-41, 1946-47, 1947-48, 1949-50 (City & Country types), 1950-51 (Country x 2), 1951-52, 1953-54 (Country x 2), 1954-55 (City & Country types), etc., to 2003. (44 items).

187 · 1940 - 1944 WISDEN'S ALMANCKS, all with original cloth covers. (4). Mixed condition.

188 · AUSTRALIAN TEST CAPTAINS 1940 - 1990 presentation plaque with the original signatures of 18 Australian Captains including Bill Brown, Don Bradman, Lindsay Hassett, Arthur Morris, Ray Lindwall, Ian Craig, Richie Benaud, and eleven more. With CofA.

189 · 'Melbourne Cricket Club, Annual Report, For the Season 1942-43.' [Melbourne; Mason, Firth & M'Cutcheon, 1943] 28pp, with original blue covers. A very slender war-time edition in which several mentions are made of the fact that activities and income have been severely curtailed because of "the occupation of the Ground by the Crown"."CLUB AND THE WAR.- The Club is proud of the fact that 2,146 of its Members are in the Fighting Forces. In addition many others are engaged in full time war duti...

190 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB: 1944-45 Full Member membership ticket, with black printed text on pale blue background, numbered No.388 on reverse.The traditional metal and enamel membership badge was not produced in 1944 due to metal rationing efforts during World War Two.

191 · 1944 WISDEN'S ALMANACK, original hard cover binding.

192 · 1945 - 1949 WISDEN'S ALMANACKS, all original linen covers. (5). Mixed condition.

193 · A "KEN MEULEMAN AUST XI. VIC XI. AUTOGRAPH" bat, signed to the front of the blade by 1946-48 Australian and English teams, and on reverse by the Indian team which visited Australia 1947-48. A total of 47 signatures including Don Bradman, Sid Barnes, Keith Miller, Ray Lindwall, Wally Hammond, Len Hutton, Bill Voce, V.S.Hazare, L.Amarnath, M.H.Mankad & D.G. Pahdkar. Length: 44cm.

194 · THE AUSTRALIAN TOUR OF NEW ZEALAND - 1946 An official team photograph by C.P.S. Boyer of Wellington, with printed title and names, signed by all 15 named players and officials including Bill Brown (Captain), Bill O'Reilly (VC), Lindsay Hassett, Keith Miller and Sid Barnes. Framed and glazed, overall 37.5 x 42cm.

195 · 1946 "CRICKET RECORDS" poster distributed by Tom Gorman, proprietor of the Prince Consort Hotel, Fortitude Valley, Brisbane. The poster provides Australia, England and Sheffield Shield statistics going back to 1862 and photographs of some significant players. Laid down on linen, overall 86 x 52cm.

196 · The souvenir programme for the First Test Match between Australia and New Zealand at the Basin Reserve, March/April 1946. The scores for New Zealand's two innings and Australia's first are fillin-in by hand.

197 · AUSTRALIA v ENGLAND - FIRST TEST, BRISBANE 1946 A junior size bat (73cm length) used to collect the signatures of the Australian and English teams, assembled in Brisbane for the first post-War Ashes Test Match. This was the first in a five match series, with Bradman as captain, which Australia won, 3-0 with 2 drawn.

198 · FITZROY CRICKET CLUB: 1948-49 to 1977-78 collection of membership medallions; all different. (15).

199 · 1948 "The Listener In TEST CRICKET Book", 52pp (including cover) signed twice to the front cover by Don Bradman; compiled and edited by Rohan Rivett. Profiles the Twentieth Australian Team for England and their likely opponents.

200 · FIRST TEST, TRENT BRIDGE, JUNE 1948 The English Team, signed picture with 11 signatures including Laker, who top-scored (63) in England's 1st Innings and took 4 wickets in Australia's 1st, Hutton, who made 74 in England's 2nd Innings, Bedser, who dismissed Bradman for 0 in the 2nd Innings, Evans, Edrich and Washbrook. Framed & glazed, overall 25 x 22.5cm.

201 · AUSTRALIA in ENGLAND - 1948 "The Story of Test Cricket - ENGLAND v AUSTRALIA" 28pp with photographs, articles, etc. [1948; Published by Cedric Day, W.D.S., 20 Sheet Street, Windsor, Berks.) signed to the front cover by Australia's Captain, Don Bradman and on internal pages by Bill Voce, Alec Bedser, Bill Edrich and Douglas Wright.

202 · AUSTRALIA in ENGLAND - 1948 A 50th Anniversary of the Invincibles Tour platter, mounted together with a listing of the batting and bowling statistics of all members of the touring party, with two autograph pages bearing all 17 players' original signatures mounted to each side of the display. Attractively framed and glazed, overall 79 x 54cm.

203 · "AUSTRALIAN IX'S ENGLISH TOUR Proceeding by P. & O. R.M.S. "STRATHAIRD" 22,500 TONS"A souvenir booklet prepared by P. & O. for distribution to the passengers on board the ship which was taking the Australian Team to England. Unusually, signed by all eighteen in the "INVINCIBLES" Touring Party, (the Barnes signature is usually a rubber stamp) but also accompanied by an original letter from Bill Johnston, one of the members of the team and the original owner.

204 · DON BRADMAN: signed painted copy of the famous 1928 Sydney Riley portrait photograph of "The Don" on making his Test Match debut; artist unknown, framed & glazed, overall 34x46cm.

205 · DON BRADMAN, print titled 'Sir Donald Bradman' by Alan Fearnley (Bradman wearing Australian cap with SCG in background), signed by Don Bradman and the artist, limited edition 491/850, overall 70 x 59cm.

206 · SYDNEY CRICKET GROUND: 1951-52 to 1979-80 collection of membership medallions, including full members, country, junior types), (27 different).

207 · DON BRADMAN: circa 1990s authentic signatures on Players 1938 "Cricketers" D.G. Bradman cigarette card, on a small press image of Bradman in 1930, plus another four signatures on plain white adhesive labels. (6 items)

208 · BRADMAN MEMORABILIA: with 1908-2008 Centenary Ceramic Cricket Ball, limited edition numbered '283/1500' in original presentation box; also album of Bradman related stamps & philatelic covers including 1997 FDC Legends FDC signed by Bradman (with CofA); album of Bradman related postcards including Test Team cards for 1930 (3, one an official photograph, another sponsored by Jaeger Wool), 1934 & 1938; also an album of trading cards many featuring Bradman; condition generally F/VF. (Qty)

209 · 1997 Sir Donald Bradman (Australian Legends series) 45c postage stamps in two designs forming a se-tenant sheetlet of 10 stamps presented in Australian Post folder illustrated with image of "The Don" going out to bat for the last time at the Sydney Cricket Ground in February 1949; 100 examples in very fine "as issued" condition, current retail $1,000+. Wonderful memento. (100 packs - Face Value: $450)

210 · DON BRADMAN: ORIGINAL signature on 1997 "Australian Legends - Sir Donald Bradman" postcards with 45c Bradman stamp. Superb condition.

211 · DON BRADMAN, 1997 Australia Post "Australian Legends - Sir Donald Bradman" display, comprising P.O. Stamp Pack & PNC (coin FDC) plus a signed inset photoraph of Bradman, framed and glazed, overall 40x73cm.

212 · DON BRADMAN: original signature on photograph affixed to a full size replica "Sykes -Don Bradman" cricket bat accompanied by an adjacent array of photographs depicting key moments in "The Don's" career with a commemorative metal plaque beneath, all housed in an attractive framed & glazed display case; CofA attached to reverse, overall 61x103cm.

213 · DON BRADMAN: copy of a late 1940s black & white image of Bradman padding up, signed by Bradman in gold pen, framed & glazed, overall 40.5x53cm.

214 · DON BRADMAN: print "Sir Donald Bradman" by Alan Fearnley (Bradman wearing Australian cap with SCG in background), signed by Don Bradman & the artist, limited edition 279/850, framed & glazed, overall 47x57cm.

215 · DON BRADMAN: "The Bradman Centuries" window display comprising a signed miniature bat set against a print of Sydney Riley's celebrated portrait photograph

216 · DON BRADMAN: authentic signature on a photograph fragment affixed to a full size commemorative "334 - Don Bradman - Master Batsman" cricket bat, small marks on bat, VG condition overall; comes with original 2008 vendor's guarantee.

217 · 1946-2007 LIBRARY OF WISDEN'S: intact run comprising 62 editions, 1947-1974 softbound, 1975-2007 hardbound with dustjackets; condition of 1946-54 editions a bit variable, 1955-2007 generally above-average condition other than a few copies with water stains on the jackets only. Wonderful opportunity to acquire a complete run.

218 · KEITH MILLER, large action picture mounted together with his signature; framed and glazed, overall 61 x 46cm.

219 · 1950 - 1959 WISDEN'S ALMANACKS, complete (excl. 1956) soft cover editions. (9). Mixed condition; mainly fine.

220 · 1950, 1951, 1953 & 1954 WISDEN'S ALMANACKS, original linen covered editions, complete. (4).

221 · CRICKETERS in ADVERTISING: "Gripu" Trousers advertisement featuring the M.C.C. Team 1950-51 in Australia with original photograph surrounded by their facsimile signatures; a similar presentation featuring the M.C.C. Team 1954-55; also, a fine original photograph by Riley Studios, Sydney, of Clarrie Grimmett signing bats during a visit to the Slazenger factory, with the heading "Choice of Champions" in the upper margin. (3 framed items; the largest 41 x 34.5cm.)

222 · A COLLECTION OF CRICKET BATS FORMERLY DISPLAYED IN THE CENTRAL COAST CRICKET MUSEUM

223 · 1950 official team photograph by Melba Studios, Sydney with the title 'An Australian Eleven v. M.C.C. Sydney Cricket Ground, 15th - 19th December 1950', and with the Australian players names printed on the mount below. The team included Athur Morris (Capt.), Keith Miller (Vice Capt.), Doug Ring, Gil Langley and Ken Archer. Overall 28.5 x 36 cm. Good condition.

224 · SOUTH MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB: A collection of 1951-52 to 1993-94 membership medallions and fobs, including some Football/Cricket types. (25, all different).

225 · 1954, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1967 & 1968 WISDEN'S ALMANACKS, original cloth cover editions, complete. (6).

226 · "THE ASHES CROWN THE YEAR": 1954 book by Jack Fingleton with dedication by him, also signed by leading English & Australian cricketers Jack Hobbs, Les Ames, Bill O'Reilly, Lindsay Hassett, Alec Bedser, Frank Tyson, Arthur Morris, Len Hutton, Freddie Brown & Bill Bowes; some age spotting, 320pp hardbound with dust jacket.

227 · 1956, 1963 & 1965 WISDEN'S ALMANACKS, original hard cover editions. (3).

228 · 1956 Australian team, official team photograph, with title 'Australia Team on Tour 1956, United Kingdom, India & Pakistan', and players names printed on mount, overall 39.5 X 50.5cm.Provenance: The Keith Miller collection, Leski Auctions, August 2010.

229 · 1956 Australian team, official team photograph, with title 'Australia Team on Tour 1956, United Kingdom, India & Pakistan', and players names printed on mount, overall 39.5 X 50.5cm. Also, an official team sheet, fully signed (including by A.E. James) and an oversize photo postcard with printed details of the Fourth Test (which England won) on reverse. (3 items). Provenance: The estate of A.E.James, Physiotherapist to the Australian Cricket Team, 1930s-1960s.

230 · A mini-bat (50cm) signed to reverse of the blade by the Australian and English teams of 1956 (some faded); also signed on the front by Don Bradman, Jack Hobbs, Denis Compton, Freddie Brown, George Duckworth and others.Provenance: The estate of A.E.James, Physiotherapist to the Australian Cricket Team, 1930s-1960s.

231 · AUSTRALIA v ENGLAND, 1958 - 59 A miniature Stuart Surridge bat signed on the front of the blade by the English Touring party including May, Laker, Bailey, Dexter, Trueman, Statham and Tyson. Also signed by F.R.Brown, Jack Ryder, Bert Oldfield, Gil Langley and others. Australia won the 5 Test Seres, 4-0.

232 · CRICKET TOUR PROGRAMMES: 1958 Cricketers from New Zealand (Tour of England); Australia Souvenir Tour Programme (England, 1961); West Indies Tour of England 1976; Australian Test Tour '77 (England); Indian Tour (of England) 1979; West Indies Tour (of England) 1980 and 1984; Australian Tour (of England) 1985. (8).

233 · RICHMOND CRICKET CLUB: 1958 - 1990 collection of membership fobs and medallions, (19, all different).

234 · 1960 - 1969 WISDEN'S ALMANACKS, complete (excl. 1963 & 1965) soft cover editions. (8). Mixed condition; mainly fine.

235 · AUSTRALIA 1961: The Australian team long-sleeved jumper issued to BRIAN BOOTH, with his name ("BOOTH B.") in ink on the manufacturers label; match worn. Offered together with an official postcard of the team and an official team sheet signed by Booth and the other 18 members of the touring party. (3 items).Provenance: The estate of A.E.James, Physiotherapist to the Australian Cricket Team, 1930s-1960s.

236 · AUSTRALIA IN ENGLAND 1961: Official team photograph titled "23rd AUSTRALIAN TOURING TEAM, 1961" depicting the whole playing squad and officials (including A.E. James) laid down on backing card with the names printed below; overall 35.5 x 45.5cm. Together with the official "Programme of Matches" card signed by all the players; an official team sheet signed by all the players and officials and a printed team photograph with printed player signatures to which the 4 accompanying officials have added

237 · Airline carry bag made by James Watt of Melbourne for Trans-Australian Airlines (TAA) with printed inscription "AUSTRALIAN XI TOUR OF U.K. 1961 A. JAMES" as issued to each member of the touring party.Provenance: The estate of A.E.James, Physiotherapist to the Australian Cricket Team, 1930s-1960s.

238 · BARRY KNIGHT'S ENGLISH TEST TEAM TOURING BLAZER, 1961/62.

239 · 1962 "International Cricket Centenary Occasion" booklet published by The Shell Oil Company to celebrate the centenary of the first visit by an All England cricket team to Australia. A replay of the first International Cricket Match was played at the M.C.G. ; followed by the 2nd Test Match of the 1962-63 Series between England and Australia. Signed to the front cover by Don Bradman

240 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB: A collection of membership medallions between 1964/65 and 1990/91 including a 50 Years Member medallion and lapel pin; some duplication. (26 items).

241 · AUSTRALIA IN ENGLAND 1964: A small notebook/ledger in which the team physiotherapist, A,E. James, has recorded individual player's ailments and the treatments he administered. 14pp (plus blank pages).

242 · AUSTRALIA IN ENGLAND 1964: Official team photograph (by Leabon H. Stabb, Hobart) laid down on mount board with all the team and officials' original autographs at top and bottom; 21 signatures (with a few at top affected by dampness); also, an official team sheet fully signed by all the players; a Rothmans card listing the Australian team with their facsimile signatures; and, an advertising postcard with a full team photo on one side and on reverse "The Australian Sunshine XI". (4 items).

243 · AUSTRALIA IN INDIA - 1964: A silver plaque in a velvet and silk lined presentation box (from the Lakshini Jewellery Company of Bangalore) with BOARD OF CONTROL FOR CRICKET IN INDIA coat of arms at the top and with the engraved greeting "WITH THE BEST COMPLIMENTS OF THE BOARD OF CONTROL FOR CRICKET IN INDIA to MR. A.E. James (MASSEUR) AUSTRALIAN CRICKET TOURING TEAM 1964". Overall 25.5 x 30cm.

244 · AUSTRALIA in SOUTH AFRICA - 1966 A cut-down Crockett Super Driver bat (45cm long) signed by Australian team including Simpson, McKenzie, Vievers, Lawry, Hawke, Connolly and Booth, as well as eleven South Africans including Goddard, Pollock, Van der Merwe, Barlow and Bland.

245 · BARRY KNIGHT'S LEICESTERSHIRE BLAZER & TEAM JUMPER, circa 1969The blazer with Knight's name and the date "5/69" in the inside pocket (has some insect damage); the jumper in excellent condition. Also, several cricket team ties. (6 items).Provenance: The Barry Knight collection [England: 29 Tests, 1961 - 69].

246 · AUSTRALIA IN ENGLAND - 1968: An official team photograph, titled at top of mount "25TH AUSTRALIAN TOUR OF UNITED KINGDOM 1968" with the players' and officials' names printed below; overall 35.5 x 45.5cm. Togther with an Official team sheet signed by all 17 players and 4 officials in the touring party; also, A.E. James' luggage tag with gold embossed "1968 AUSTRALIAN TOURING CRICKET TEAM". (3 items).Provenance: The estate of A.E.James, Physiotherapist to the Australian Cricket Team, 1930s-1...

247 · WISDEN'S ALMANACKS: Hard cover editions with dust jackets for 1970, 1974, 1979, 1982, 1984, 1985 & 1990. Also "An Index to WIsden Cricketers' Almanack 1864 - 1984". (Total: 8 vols.).

248 · WISDEN'S ALMANACKS: Soft cover editions for 1971 - 1973, 1975 - 1978, 1980, 1981, 1983, and 1986 - 1989. (Total: 14).

249 · Rest of the World XI Tour of Australia 1971-72 A miniature "Slazenger" bat signed on the front by the touring party including Sobers (Captain), Gavaskar, Kanhai, Lloyd, Bedi, Masood and Kunis. (Although signed on the back by the Australian team, those autographs have faded).

250 · INTIKHAB ALAM'S WORLD XI 1971-72 CAP, pale blue wool, with embroidered logo & "1971-72" on front. Good condition, match used.

250a · A full-size GRAY-NICHOLLS "Ian Chappell" Steel Sping bat, signed by Ian Chappel and numerous other cricketers at the SCG for a Test Match in 1971; including Greg Chappell, Ashley Mallett, Brian Taber, Rod Marsh, Norm O'Neill, Doug Walters and later, by celebrities including Roy Orbison, Jamie Redfern, Winifred Atwell and Michelle Downs - Miss Australia 1973, etc.

251 · SYDNEY CRICKET GROUND: 1972-80 collection of Lady's Tickets, (8 different).

252 · 1972 Australian Cricket Touring Team commemorative ashtray issued to the "Honoured Guests" of The National Sporting Club, 27th June 1972.

253 · ARTHUR EDWARD JAMES [1900 - 1974] TEAM PHYSIOTHERAPIST WHO ACCOMPANIED THE AUSTRALIANS ON 9 CONSECUTIVE TOURS OF ENGLAND BETWEEN 1930 and 1968: Various items from his estate and that of his sister, who passed away in 1995. A scrapbook, with newspaper cuttings, photos, etc., a letter of commiseration from Alan Barnes (Secretary A.C.B.) on James' passing; 1964, 1968 & 1972 Official signed team sheets; a 33rpm 12 inch recording titled "England v Australia Toasts & Speeches at the 200th Test, etc.

254 · ZAHEER ABBAS' PAKISTAN TEST CAP, green wool with the five-armed star logo of the Pakistan Cricket Board embroidered to front. Made by Naeem Cap Industry, with "Z" in pen on the label and "ZAHEER" in pen on the plastic lining. Very fine condition and attractively framed.

255 · WEST INDIES 1976: A full-size "SP" brand bat, signed to the front of the blade by members of the touring party in England

256 · WISDEN'S ALMANACKS, original linen cover editions for 1977 (2), and hardbound editions with dust jackets for 1985, 2003 and the first Australian edition n 1998. Complete. (5).

257 · 1977 Jubilee Test Match at Lords, England v Australia, Centenary Bail, Silver Plate, with "Scroll of Honour" rolled up inside showing details of the match with facsimile autographs of both teams; with display stand in original box, the box cover signed by Gary Cosier.Provenance: The Gary Cosier Collection, with Certificate from Leski Auction No.194, Lot 179, March 2002 (signed by Cosier).

258 · RAY BRIGHT'S World Series Cricket shirt, autographed "R. Bright" over the logo, circa 1978.

259 · A match-used aluminium "Dennis Lillee ComBat" with the crossed rifles and Lillee decal affixed on the rear of the blade. 86cm length. (Lacks rubber handgrip). Provenance: The Barry Knight Collection [England, 29 Tests 1961-69].

260 · MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB: 1979-80 to 1988-89 (150th Anniversary) membership badges, complete run, all within original envelopes of issue, plus a 1996 Membership tiepin. (12 items)

261 · Replica Ashes urn and plinth in fitted box; made by Celtic castings for the MCC.

262 · GEOFF LAWSON'S WORLD SERIES CRICKET One Day International shirt with WSC logo, from the 1980-81 Tri Series, which Australia won.Provenance: The Kevin O'Dowd Collection.

263 · 4 signed menus: ACS 3rd Annual Dinner (Marleston) Oct.1980 signed by BILL O'REILLY & DON BRADMAN: 1982-83 District Cricketer of the Year (Adelaide) signed by DON BRADMAN & TONY LOCK; 1994 Welcome to the South African Team signed by many cricketers incl. Redpath, Burge, Goddard, Proctor, Lillee, Farrer, etc; June 1995 "Success in the West Indies" lunch signed by McGrath, Boon, Warne, Waugh, etc.

264 · LORD'S GROUND SCORE CARDS with numerous signatures: England v Australia Centenary Test 1980 signed by both teams; M.C.C. v Rest of the World, Aug.1987 signed by 11 of M.C.C. and 10 of RoW + Clive Lloyd; and England v New Zealand June 1990 signed by Richard Hadlee.

265 · ALAN BORDER'S AUSTRALIAN TEAM HELMET, circa 1980Handmade fibreglass shell with the team coloured green fabric overlaid; the Australian coat of arms affixed to the front, with a perspex protective screen, the whole unit made by Coonan & Denlay of Sydney. Match worn and when discarded (damaged), souvenired by Border's coach, Barry Knight, to demonstrate the benefit of the helmet to other cricketers he was coaching.Provenance: The Barry Knight collection [England, 29 Tests, 1961 - 69].H...

266 · ENGLISH COUNTY cricket ties collection, all different (20) mainly 1980s-90s.

267 · JOEL GARNER'S WORLD SERIES CRICKET West Indies One Day International shirt with WSC logo, from the 1981-82 Tri Series, which the West Indies won. Provenance: The Kevin O'Dowd Collection.

268 · JAVED MIANDAD'S WORLD SERIES CRICKET Pakistan One Day International shirt and trousers with WSC logo, from the 1981-82 Tri Series, which the West Indies won. (2 items). Provenance: The Kevin O'Dowd Collection.

269 · Selection of Items with ZIMBABWE signed team sheets for 1982 ICC World Cup, 1983 Prudential World Cup, 1986 ICC Trophy, 1990 Tour of England & ICC Trophy (Holland); also 1861-1961 100 Years of Cricket Exhibition souvenir booklet, 1984 Texaco Trophy player caricature cricket cards (12) in folder, 1993 Celebrity Golf Competition signed programme noting Gary Sobers, Tony Grieg & Fred Trueman. (7 items)

270 · GEOFF HOWARTH, a pair of batting gloves, accompanied by a signed note advising that he used the gloves during the 1982-83 season (while captain of the national team) and a signed press photograph

271 · DAVID BOON'S TASMANIAN CRICKET CAP Baggy Green, with embroidered Tasmanian Tigers logo to front (cricket ball and stumps over a Tasmanian Tiger), signed inside by David Boon.

272 · AUSTRALIA'S CRICKETING GREATS: series of 8 plates issued by The Bradford Exchange, comprising Don Bradman, Greg Chappell, Rod Marsh, Dennis Lillee, Jeff Thomson, Allan Border, Bill O'Reilly & Victor Trumper; as new within original packaging, CofA for each plate.

272a · Australian Cricket Shirt by FILA with ACB logo, signed by Geoffrey Marsh and Craig McDermott and attractively framed and glazed together with details of their Test Match and ODI careers. Overall 112 x 91cm.

273 · ALLAN JOSEPH LAMB'S M.C.C. ENGLISH TOURING CAP with embroidered St. George & Dragon emblem to front of cap. The internal label with A.J.Lamb printed. [Lamb played in 79 Tests for England, scoring 4,656 Test runs at 36.09 with a highest score of 142.] Attractively framed.Provenance: With signed noted dated June 2002 from Keith Attree who obtained the cap directly from Lamb, where Attree was an unofficial assistant at the WACA.

274 · WORLD CUP SQUADS: Signed mini-bats circa late 1980s - early 1990s including Australia (Allan Border, Captain), England (Mike Gatting, Captain), Pakistan (Javed Miandad), New Zealand (Jeff Crowe), West Indies (Richie Richardson), India and Sri Lanka. (7 bats).

275 · RICHARD HADLEE, NEW ZEALAND TEST CAP, circa 1988 Richard John HADLEE (Canterbury, Nottinghamshire, Tasmania & New Zealand, 1971-90). New Zealand black cloth Test Team cap, by Albion C&D of Australia, with embroidered "silver fern" emblem of New Zealand to front. The cap has been signed by Hadlee to inside. Attractively framed. [Hadlee played in 86 Tests for New Zealand; he was Cap number 127 and retired with 431 Test wickets and 3,124 runs to his name.]

276 · THE BI-CENTENNIAL TEST MATCH, SYDNEY, Jan/Feb.1988An attractively presented display comprising of two miniature bats, each with a metal engraved plaque, one signed by the Australian team, the other signed by the English team, and between the bats an engraved plaque naming the members of both teams and providing details of the match....which ended in a draw.

277 · A collection of signed cricket souvenir envelopes, 1988-93 including 1993 covers signed individually by the members of 1993 Australian team (18) incl. Steve Waugh, Mark Waugh, Michael Slater, Ian Healey, Mark Taylor & Alan Border; 1995 NZ Cricket Centenary signed covers (4) including Richard Hadlee & Martin Crowe. Others include Dennis Lillee, Mike Gatting, Robin Smith, etc. (27 autographs).

278 · ALLAN BORDER'S QUEENSLAND CRICKET CAP, deep red, embroidered yellow "QCA" monogram on front, "Albion" label inside endorsed "AB" & signed "Allan Border". Fine condition. Attractively framed. [Border represented Queensland in 98 matches between 1980 and 1996]. With original Certificate of Authenticity from Leski Auctions No.330, Lot 777; June 2008.

279 · HASHAN TILLAKARATNE'S SRI LANKA TEST CAP, dark blue wool with the Sri Lankan lion emblem embroidered to front; Albion label and signed by Tillakaratne inside. Attractively framed.

280 · CHRIS BROAD'S ENGLAND XI CAP, from the 1990-91 rebel tour to South Africa, blue wool, with embroidered England logo & "England XI 1990-91" on front, named inside "CB". Fine condition. [Chris Broad played 25 Tests 1984-89]. Attractively framed.

281 · ALLAN BORDER'S AUSTRALIAN "PRIME MINISTER'S XI" CRICKET CAP, green wool, embroidered "Prime Minister's XI" logo on front, Albion label inside signed "Allan Border". Superb condition. [Allan Border played in the Prime Minister's XI ten times from 1985-96, each time as captain - a unique achievement]. With original CofA. Attractively framed. Provenance: Leski Auctions, June 2008, Auction No.330, Lot 783.

282 · COURTNEY WALSH and STEVE WAUGH, autographed original caricatures by David Green; individually framed & glazed, each overall 58 x 47cm. (2).

283 · Cricket Miscellany, comprising a Sheffield Mint whisky flask in the shape of a cricket bat; a set of 4 drinks coasters in the shape of cricket balls sihned by Don Bradman; a World Cup England 1999 commemorative watch in box of issue plus 5 modern flicker books (4 of Bradman, 1 of Lillee). (11 items).

284 · DON BRADMAN: A collection of four books about him, all signed by him for the collector; "Bradman : A Biography.." by Michael Page (1990); "Bradman : What they said about him" by Barry Morris (1994); "Bradman ; An Australian Hero" by Charles Williams; and, "Sir Donald Bradman Australian Legend" by Colin Fraser for Australia Post (1997). (4 signed books).

285 · WISDEN'S ALMANACKS: Hard cover editions, complete with dust jackets for 1991, 1992, 1994 - 1998, 2000, 2001 & 2003. (Total: 10).

286 · GRAHAM HICK'S batting gloves: a pair of match-used Duncan Fearnley brand gloves, both signed by Hick. [Rhodesian born, Hick played for Zimbabwe 1983-86 and for England 1991 - 2001 appearing in 65 Tests and made more than 41,000 runs in all First Class matches].

287 · The Ashes Tankard by Franklin Mint, made in porcelain to commemorate the 100th anniversary 1882-1982, factory monogram to base,16.5cm high

288 · CURTLY AMBROSE'S WEST INDIES TEST TEAM CAP, maroon wool with the West Indies logo embroidered to front. Cap by Bill Edwards of Swansea with Ambrose's name in pen on the label (partly overwritten). Attractively framed. [Ambrose played in 98 Tests for the West Indies, taking 405 wickets at an average of 20.99].

289 · WISDEN'S ALMANACKS: Soft cover editions for 1993, 1999, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2008, 2009 & 2010. (Total: 9).

290 · PAT SYMCOX'S SOUTH AFRICA "BAGGY GREEN" TEST CAP, green wool, embroidered Protea & "S.A.CRICKET" on front, Albion label inside endorsed "PS". [Symcox, a tall off-spinner, played 20 Tests 1993-99]. Ex South African cricket writer Brian Bassano, with letter of provenance. Purchased at Leski Auction No.213, Lot 460, May 2003.

291 · HANSIE CRONJE'S MATCH WORN SOUTH AFRICAN TEST TEAM CAP 1993/94, with U.C.B. South Africa ball and wicket logo on front and "Sacop Brand" label signed in ink "HANSIE CRONJE". Attractively framed.

292 · AUSTRALIAN TEST PLAYERS A remarkable collection of over 140 signatures of then-living Australian Test Team players, circa 1994, attractively presented on 12 printed cards, each headed "AUSTRALIAN TEST PLAYERS" with the Australian cost-of-arms in green. The signatures are all in ink and with very slight duplication including Bradman x2. Other notables include Arthur Morris, Sam Loxton, Bill Brown, Neil Harvey, Ian Johnson, Keith Miller, Doug Ring, Leo O'Brien, Keith Stackpole, Bill Lawry, etc.

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

294 · DEVON MALCOLM'S ENGLAND HOME TEST TEAM CAP, navy blue wool with embroidered Crown over three lions on front, with "D.M." to inside label. Very fine condition. Attractively framed.

295 · SHANE WARNE: signed mounted photograph commemorating his 100th Test Wicket vs South Africa February 1994, overall 30x40.5cm; c.1995 signed mirror (32.5x49cm) celebrating his career highlights to that date; also two Australian Test Cricketer Posters 1877-1990 showing images of all players in alphabetical order, and 1877-1998 showing player images in chronological order. (4 items)

296 · A MOUNTED BALL: with engraved plate reading "Ball used in 5th Test Match at Sydney - Australia vs England Season 1994-95 - Signed by Sir Donald Bradman".Australia won the Test Match by 329 runs and the Series 3-1.

297 · STEVE WAUGH, 4th Test Barbados, 1995, 200 runs, Limited edition No: 166/200, signed by S. Waugh; framed & glazed, 71 x 59cm.

298 · A full size Slazenger "BRADMAN Classic" cricket bat, signed to the front of the blade by DON BRADMAN. Nice autograph; bat in good condition.

299 · ENGLISH TEST CRICKETERS: 1990s Cornhill Insurance signed Test player photo-cards noting Mike Atherton, Robin Smith (2), Alec Stewart, Chris Broad, Devon Malcolm, Allan Lamb & Mike Gatting; fine condition. (39)

300 · KEITH MILLER, "Sporting Legends - Keith Miller, Australian Cricketer" limited edition print [#386/500] by Brian Clinton, signed by Keith Miller and the artist, window mounted, framed & glazed, overall 86 x 64cm, with CoA.

301 · MARK WAUGH'S Australian Test jumper (sleeveless) from the 1996-97 Test Series, with embroidered Australian coat-of-arms on front. Signed to the label and attractively framed and glazed; overall 114 x 84cm.

302 · A collection of individually mounted and framed cricket blazer pocket patches including Hong Kong 1963-71, Canada, Malaysia, United States of America Cricket Association, Sri Lanka Cricket, Singapore Cricket Association, Perak Cricket Association, New Zealand, Universitat Passau, Argentina, Israel, India Reliance Cup 1987, Malaysia and 17 others. (Total: 25).

303 · MARK TAYLOR, "Ton of Tests" panoramic photograph of Taylor at the wicket during his 100th appearance in a Test Match (Brisbane, November 1998). From a limited edition (587/1500) signed by Taylor. Framed & glazed, overall 46 x 115cm.

304 · NEW ZEALAND CRICKETERS: A collection of photographs of late-1990s - early 2000 Test & ODI International team members, all signed in pen by the relevant player.

305 · 1999 AUSTRALIAN WORLD CUP TEAM: Paul Reiffel's Australian Fielding Hat, from the 1999 World Cup, with embroidered Australian Coat-of-Arms & player number "108" (Paul Reiffel's ODI number), signed by the Australian team, 14 signatures including Steve Waugh, Glenn McGrath & Shane Warne. The tournament was won by Australia, which beat Pakistan by 8 wickets in the final at Lord's Cricket Ground. Attractively framed. [Reiffel played in 35 ...

306 · IAN HEALY and ADAM GILCHRIST autographed original caricatures by David Green; individually attractively framed & glazed. Healy overall 57 x 47cm; Gilchrist overall 51 x 40cm. (2).

307 · AUSTRALIAN CRICKET MASTERS, full size cricket bat, with signatures of Neil Harvey, Alan Davidson, Richie Benaud, Graham McKenzie, Bill Brown, Peter Burge, Colin McDonald, Sam Loxton, Bill Johnston, Norm O'Neill & Bill Lawry, mounted in attractive display case, overall 109 x 35cm. Limited edition 463/1000.

308 · "THE KNIGHTS OF CRICKET", display comprising 6 signed photographs of all the Sirs - Don Bradman, Clyde Walcott, Gary Sobers, Colin Cowdrey, Everton Weekes & Richard Hadlee, window mounted with details of their Test careers, limited edition 73/500, framed & glazed, overall 82x54cm. With CoA. (The Sobers and Hadlee signatures have faded.).

309 · CRICKET TIES: A collection including S.C.C.A. (Southern California), N.S.C. (Nepal), Sydney Cricket Club, British Columbia C.C., V.C.C.L. (Victorian Country Cricket League), Sevenoaks Vine C.C., Marylebone C.C., G & W District C.A., Halifax C.C., N.C.C.S.A., and many more. All appear to be unused. (34 items).

310 · A CRICKET LIBRARY: A large quantity of books, mainly about Australian cricket and cricketers but also strong in English content. Mixed condition and with a degree of duplication, but includes many useful books in hard cover and with dust jackets. Inspection will reward. (100s).

311 · [For collection from our rooms only.] A collection of framed posters, prints, photographs, etc.; mainly glazed. Various sizes. (15 items)

312 · THE BLUES LIVING LEGENDS TEAM: Print "The Blues Living Legends" with 12 signatures - Don Bradman, Keith Miller, Arthur Morris, Allan Border, Alan Davidson, Bob Simpson, Steve Waugh, Brian Taber, Glenn McGrath, Neil Harvey, Richie Benaud & Norman O'Neill, limited edition '3/250', framed & glazed, with CofA, overall 108x46cm.

313 · [For collection from our rooms only.] A collection of framed prints, photographs, etc., mainly glazed and of mixed sizes; some quite small. (15 items).

314 · [For collection from our rooms only.] Collection remainder including caps, framed items, souvenirs, etc. (40+ items).

315 · RICKY PONTING No.14 framed display celebrating Ponting's appointment for 2002-2003 as Australia's One Day team captain, wearing the number "14". No.140/500 signed by Ponting, with a signed Certificate of Authenticity & Limitation; framed & glazed, overall 76.5 x 57cm.

316 · GLENN McGRATH: Two original photographic displays, individually framed and glazed; the first depicts McGrath in full flight taking the "catch of the season" in the 2nd Test against England at Adelaide 2002-03; the second, shows McGrath's 500th Test Wicket taken at Lords in July 2005 the image signed by McGrath and Justin Langer, who took the catch. (2 items) 51 x 63cm and 82 x 43.5cm.

317 · NATHAN BRACKEN autograph on Australian One-Day Cap (by Adidas).

318 · WISDEN'S ALMANACKS: Soft cover editions for 2007 and 2011 - 2016. Also, the hard cover Australian editions for 1998 (defecetive), 1999, 2002-03, 2004-05 & 2005-06 and the "Wisden England - Australia Cricket Quiz Book" (2005). (Total: 13).

319 · SIMON KATICH, original signature on N.S.W. "SpeedBlitz Blues" team shirt. [Simon Katich played 56 Tests & 45 ODIs for Australia 2001-10].

320 · MICHAEL CLARKE: "Spartan - MC PUP - Michael Clarke" Cricket Bat signed on the front blade by Michael Clarke; also Spartan miniature bat signed by Viv Richards & Dean Jones. (2 items).

321 · SACHIN TEDULKAR: framed & glazed display housing replica cricket shirt with authentic Tendulkar signature accompanied by presentation card with action photograph and potted career biography of the "The Little Master" with a commemorative metal plaque beneath showing Tendulkar's career statistics & highlighting his 200 not out ODI world record set against South Africa in February 2010; overall 76x106cm.

322 · Graeme PAYNE [born 1956, lives and works in Grafton, N.S.W.] Sir Donald Bradman - Inspiration to a Nation" original acrylic on canvas, signed "Payne" lower right 104 x 143cm (framed: 125 x 166cm).

323 · Range incl. 2 pairs of cufflinks, signed pic of Doug Walters, 6 Weet-bix cards in frame (Brett Lee signed), 1999 World Cup Champions medal, 2006-07 Cricket Ball Collection (Daily Telegraph), 2006-07 Ashes Urn with ceramic balls in presentation box, framed pic of Lords, 2011 ICC World Cup replica trophy in presentation box, folder containing cricket-related stamps, etc.

324 · THE LAST AUSTRALIAN TEST OF THE CENTURY: Limited edition [364/1000] montage with Steve Waugh (signed) at left; a moment during play between Australia and India in the centre and Sachin Tendulkar (signed) at right. Framed & glazed; overall 44 x 110cm.

325 · W.D. & H.O. WILLS: 1926 Cricketers, part series [35/63]; very mixed condition.

326 · 1926 Cohen Weenen & Co. "Cricketers", complete set [25], EF. Cat.£400.

327 · 1926-48 CRICKET CARDS: complete sets comprising 1926 Players "Cricketers, Caricatures by RIP" [50]; 1928 Wills "Cricketers" [50]; 1932 Godfrey Phillips "Test Cricketers 1932-1933" [38], 1936 Churchman "Cricketers" [50], 1947 Radio Fun (Amalgamated Press) "Famous Test Cricketers" [24]; 1948 Nabisco (Crispies, Weeties, Vita-Brits) "Leading Cricketers" [32]; condition variable mostly G/F. (224)

328 · 1926-93 selection of sets all mounted, framed & glazed comprising John Player & Son 1926 'Caricatures by "RIP"' (50, Cat £100), County Print Services '1960s Test Cricketers' (25) & 1993 'Australian Test Cricketers' (25), also a faded set of 50 cards showing 19th century players (brand unknown, backs covered); various frame sizes, largest being 32x84cm. (4 items).

329 · JOHN PLAYER & SONS: 1932, 1934 & 1938 "Cricketers" complete sets of 50 all intricately mounted (5x10) framed & glazed, 1938 cards with some mostly light aging, otherwise generally fine; overall frame sizes 32x84cm (1932) or 28x82cm (2, 1934 & 1938); cards Cat. £210. (3 items)

330 · 1947 Radio Fun (Amalgamated Press) "Famous Test Cricketers", complete set [24]. Mainly G/VG. Scarce.

330a · An accumulation including 1951 Potter & Moore (English Players) Famous Cricketers (2 complete sets + odds; 19 of the 20 Australian players; alos various odds from Hoadleys, Allens, etc. (qty). Mainly VG condition.

331 · AUSTRALIA: Pages removed from various autograph books, with more than 40 original signatures including Stan McCabe, Sid Barnes, Ron Saggers, Arthur Morris, Doug Ring, Percy Beames, Ben Barnett, Ross Moyle, Clarrie Grimmett, Merv Waite, Keith Miller, Ian Johnson, Arthur Mailey, Geo Hele, Neil Harvey, Bob Simpson and Bill Lawry.

332 · ENGLAND: A collection of original signatures on first day covers, a Christmas card, etc. Noted Tony Greig, Mike Gatting, Ted Dexter, Colin Cowdrey, Geoff Boycott, David Gower, Tom Graveney, Brian Close, Dennis Amiss, Mike Brearley, Derek Randall, Derek Underwood and many more. Also, two miniature bats with printed team signatures for England First Test 1953 and another team circa 1930; a small framed "History of the Cricket Bat" and a limited edition silhouette of Don Bradman, framed.

333 · 1921 AUSTRALIAN TEAM, page with 16 signatures and details of their home t1921 AUSTRALIAN TEAM, page with 16 signatures and details of their home towns: Ted McDonald, Sydney Smith (manager), Bill Ferguson (scorer), Tommy Andrews, Edgar Mayne, Jack Ryder, Stork Hendry, Hanson Carter, Roland Pope (1 Test 1885), Arthur Mailey, Charles Macartney, Herbie Collins, Jack Gregory, Johnny Taylor, Warren Bardsley & Warwick Armstrong (captain).Accompanied by 2 reproduction photographs signed by Stork Hendry.

334 · THE AUSTRALIAN TOURING SIDE - 1921: 13 original signatures cut from an autograph book and laid down on card. All strong ink with W.W. Armstrong (Capt.) at the top, followed by Tommy Andrews, Edgar Mayne, Jack Ryder, Stork Hendry, Hanson Carter, Arthur Mailey, Charles Macartney, Jack Gregory, Johnny Taylor, Warren Bardsley, Bill Oldfield & C.E. Pellew.

335 · ENGLAND TEST TEAM - 1921: Nine pen signatures attractively laid down on a card, comprising Jack Hobbs (61 Tests), Frank Woolley (64 Tests), Ernest Tyldesley (14 Tests), Cecil Parkin (10 Tests), Reggie Spooner (10 Tests), Percy Fender (13 Tests), Jack Russell (10 Tests), A.S. Kennedy (5 Tests) and Donald Knight (2 Tests).

336 · 1926 AUSTRALIAN TEAM, 12 signatures in pen on a page - Herbie Collins (captain), Arthur Mailey, Hunter Hendry, Jack Gregory, Tommy Andrews, Sam Everett, Warren Bardsley, Clarrie Grimmett, Arthur Richardson, Bill Ponsford, Charlie Macartney & Johnny Taylor; with John Ellis on reverse. Together with reproduction photos signed by Bill Ponsford & Stork Hendry.

337 · 1929 SOUTH AFRICAN TEAM TO ENGLAND, team picture with 17 signatures including Nummy Deane (captain), Herbie Taylor, Edward van der Merwe & Bob Caterall. Fine condition.

338 · 1935-36 AUSTRALIAN TOUR TO INDIA & CEYLON, menu "Dinner to H.H.The Maharajadhiraj of Patiala's Team of Australian Cricketers at the Karachi Club on Saturday 23rd November 1935", small piece cut from reverse, but with 60+ signatures; plus team photo signed by Ron Morrisby.

339 · NEW ZEALAND: The 1937 team to England, small autograph page with 15 signatures including Curly Page, Walter Hadlee & Merv Wallace; together with a signed photograph of Walter Hadlee. (2 items).

340 · ENGLISH TEST CRICKETERS: 1940s-2000s playing era signed 'Test Player' cards (80), noting Alec Bedser, Devon Malcolm, Graham Gooch, Nasser Hussain, Brian Close, Alan Knott, John Snow, Derek Underwood, Ray Illingworth & Tony Greig.

341 · AUSTRALIAN TEST CRICKETERS: 1940s-2000s playing era signed 'Test Player' cards (150), noting Allan Border, Greg Chappell, Alan Davidson, Merv Hughes, Mark & Steve Waugh, Rod Marsh, Brett Lee, Jeff Thompson & Justin Langer

342 · WEST INDIES TEST CRICKETERS: 1947-1984 era signed 'Test Player' cards (26), noting Ron Headley, Everton Weekes, Michael Holding, Courtney Walsh, Joel Garner and Seymour Nurse.

343 · AUSTRALIA: An official "20th Australian Team to Great Britain 1948" team sheet, signed by the whole touring party (except Sidney Barnes, whose signature is rubber stamped). The "Invincibles" en route to their exceptional tour of England.Provenance: The estate of A.E.James, Physiotherapist to the Australian Cricket Team, 1930s-1960s.

344 · AUSTRALIA: A late 1980's printed team sheet from an A.C.S. (Adelaide Branch) reunion of the 1948 AUSTRALIAN CRICKET TOURING TEAM TO ENGLAND with 14 original signatures including Bradman, Hassett, Brown, Harvey, Lindwall, Miller and Morris. (Lacking only the 3 who had passed away: Barnes, McCool and Tallon). Also, a 1996/97 ACB Team Sheet for the Australian Team, 4th Test at Adelaide v West Indies (Taylor, Capt., Healy, V.C., Bichel on debut). (2 items).

345 · "The 1948 Invincibles" a privately printed team sheet incorporating a team photograph, signed by all members of the team except Keith Miller, whose signature and picture are mounted below. (11 original autographs). Framed and glazed, overall 54 x 44cm.

346 · 1950-90s AUTOGRAPHS: in small autograph book, often with small images of the signatory affixed alongside, including Frank Tyson, Andy Roberts, Joel Garner, David Hookes, Kepler Wessels, Ken Barrington, Bedser twins, Tony Greig, Derek Randall, Geoffrey Boycott, Bob Willis, David Gower, Rod Marsh, Dennis Lillee, & Allan Border; also a few cut-outs signatures stuck in, noting Wes Hall & Ian Botham. (approx 70 signatures)

347 · AUSTRALIA: Official ACB team sheet for the "Australian XI Coronation Tour" of England, fully signed, with Hassett (Capt.,) Morris (V.C.), Benaud, Craig, Harvey, Lindwall and Miller. (17 signatures).Provenance: The estate of A.E.James, Physiotherapist to the Australian Cricket Team, 1930s-1960s.

348 · 1954 PAKISTAN TOURING TEAM: Tour of England team sheet (unofficial) with 17 signatures including A.H. Kardar (Captain), Fazal Mahmood (who starred in the Oval Test taking 6/53 & 6/46), Maqsood Ahmed, Imtiaz Ahmed & Hanif Mohammad; also a photograph of the 1954 touring party.

349 · AUSTRALIA: An official "Australian Team on Tour, 1956" team sheet, fully signed by all 17 cricketers in the touring party, including Ian Johnson (Capt.), Keith Miller (V.C.), Archer, Benaud, Craig and McDonald. (small rear coffee stain); also an official team photograph postcard (which includes A.E. James) and a fine handkerchief by "Caressa" titled "The Australian Cricketers 1956" with their printed signatures and a Coat of Arms in green. (3 items).Provenance: The estate of A.E.James, Phy...

350 · AUSTRALIA IN ENGLAND 1961: Two examples of the official "Programme of Matches" cards, both signed by all the players; an official team sheet signed by all the players (except Ken Mackay) and Webb and Steele; and a printed team photograph with printed player signatures to which the 4 accompanying officials have added their original signatures. Finally, an unsigned official team postcard. (5 items). Provenance: The estate of A.E.James, Physiotherapist to the Australian Cricket Team, 1930...

351 · 1962 PAKISTAN TEAM: Tour of England official team sheet with 20 signatures including Javed Burki (Captain), Hanif Mohammad, Saeed Ahmed, Mushtaq Mohammad & Intikhab Alam; horizontal & vertical folds, otherwise fine condition; also signed photographs of Saeed Ahmed, Imtiaz Ahmed & Hanif Mohammed (the latter in colour).

352 · ENGLAND 1962 - 66: An autograph page collected at the 3rd Test v Pakistan (at Headingley) 1962 with 11 signatures including Dexter, Cowdrey, Parfitt and Titmus; a 1962-63 Official Team Sheet to NZ with 15 signatures including Dexter, Cowdrey, Barrington & Trueman); a 1964-65 Official Team Sheet to South Africa with 17 signatures including Dexter, Allen, Boycott and Brearley; and a 1965-66 M.C.C. to Australia official Team Sheet with 17 signatures including Mike Smith, Cowdrey, Boycott etc.

353 · SOUTH AFRICAN TEST CRICKETERS: 1963-2000s era signed 'Test Player' cards (22), noting Peter Pollock, Jacques Kallis, Alan Donald, F, Du Plessis, Andre Nel, Mike Procter & Hashim Amla.

354 · AUSTRALIA IN ENGLAND 1964: Official team photograph (by Leabon H. Stabb, Hobart) laid down on mount board with all the team and officials' original autographs at top and bottom; 21 signatures (with a few at top affected by dampness); also, an official team sheet fully signed by all 17 players; and, a P & O Orient Lines souvenir programme distributed aboard S.S.Orcades, which took the Australians to London. (3 items).Provenance: The estate of A.E.James, Physiotherapist to the Team..

355 · AUSTRALIA IN ENGLAND - 1964: an official team sheet fully signed by all 17 players; and, a P & O Orient Lines souvenir programme distributed aboard S.S.Orcades, which took the Australians to London. (2 items).

356 · A nice group comprising 4 official team sheets for the AUSTRALIAN TEAM ON TOUR, 1966-67 (Simpson, Captain; Lawry, V.C., Ian Chappell, Stackpole, Hawke, etc.), ENGLAND in Australia/New Zealand 1990/91 (Gooch, Captain; Lamb, V.C.; Atherton, Gower, Malcolm, Stewart, Tufnell); WEST INDIES Tour of AUSTRALIA 1992/93 (Richardson, Adams, Ambrose, Benjamin, Lara); AUSTRALIA v PAKISTAN Test Squad 2002 (Steve Waugh, Captain; Gilchrist, V.C.; Gillespie, Hayden, McGrath, Ponting, Warne). (69 signatures)...

357 · AUSTRALIAN TEAM ON TOUR, 1968: Two examples of the official team sheet, one fully signed by all 17 players in the squad; the other example also signed by the 17 players as well as the four officials (Parish - Team Manager; Truman - Team Treasurer; Sherwood - Scorer and James - Physiotherapist). (2 items).

358 · 1970 SOUTH AFRICAN TEAM TO ENGLAND: The tour was cancelled after protests from the anti-apartheid movement however a team sheet had been prepared. With 15 signatures including Ali Bacher, Graeme Pollock, Barry Richards & Mike Proctor. Very few examples of this team sheet were created; fewer survive. The South African Team was replaced by a Rest of the World Team which included four of the South Africans.

359 · 1972-79 collection of Australian Official Team sheets; all fully signed, comprising 1972 (Ian Chappell, Capt.), 1973 (Ian Chappell, Capt.), 1975 World Cup Tour to Canada & United Kingdom (Ian Chappell, Capt.), 1977 (Greg Chappell, Capt.), 1978 to the West Indies (Bob Simpson, Capt.), 1979 World Cup Team (Kim Hughes, Capt.) and 1979 Tour of India (Kim Hughes, Capt.). (7 sheets; a total of 115 original signatures).

360 · 1973 AUSTRALIAN TOURING TEAM: "West Indies Tour" official team sheet with 15 signatures including Ian & Greg Chappell, Dennis Lillee, Rod Marsh, Kerry O'Keefe, Max Walker & Doug Walters, central fold, plus some paper abrasions/penetrations well clear of the signatures. Fine overall.

361 · 1979 Australian Team to India, official team sheet with 16 signatures including Kim Hughes (captain), Andrew Hilditch, Allan Border, Dav Whatmore & Rod Hogg. Scarce.

362 · 1979-80 ENGLAND TOURING TEAM: "Tour to Australia and India" official team sheet with 18 signatures including Mike Brearley (Captain), Bob Willis, Ian Botham, Geoff Boycott, Graham Gooch, David Gower & Derek Randall. Fine condition.

363 · 1981-1990 A collection of four (4) framed team sheets, comprising: 1981-82 Pakistan to Australia (with 18 signatures), 1982 English Team v Western Australia (with 12 signatures), 1990 Indian Team to England (with 19 signatures) and 1993-94 New Zealand Team to Australia (with 17 signatures).

364 · 1981-82 WEST INDIES TEAM: "West Indies Cricket Tour of Australia 1981-82" on official headed notepaper, with 17 signatures including Clive Lloyd (Captain), Viv Richards (Vice-Captain), Des Haynes, Gordon Greenidge, Jeffrey Dujon, Michael Holding, Malcolm Marshall, Andy Roberts & Joel Garner plus tour manager Steve Camacho; three filing folds, fine and fresh overall.

365 · 1981-82 FIRST REBEL TOUR TO SOUTH AFRICA: Scorecard signed by South Africa & English Teams, with 28 signatures including Mike Proctor, Graeme Pollock, Jimmy Cook, Graham Gooch, Alan Knott & Geoff Boycott.

366 · 1982 AUSTRALIAN TEAM TO NEW ZEALAND, official team sheet with 15 signatures including Greg Chappell (captain), Kim Hughes, Terry Alderman & Dennis Lillee.

367 · 1983 West Indies Rebel tour to South Africa, team sheet signed by both teams, with 28 signatures including Lawrence Rowe, Collis King, Peter Kirsten, Jimmy Cook & Clive Rice. A rarely seen collection of signatures.

368 · 6 different official team sheets, comprising M.C.C. BICENTENARY 1787-1987 REST OF THE WORLD TEAM v M.C.C. (Border, Capt., Dujon, Gavaskar, Haynes, Jones, Miandad, Singh, Walsh, etc.); March 1990 QUEENSLAND Team v Western Australia FAI Cup Semi-Final (Ritchie, Capt.); 2004-5 Redbacks Squad (Lehmann, Capt.; Manou, V.C.); 2016 PAKISTAN Tour of England (Misbah-ul-Haq, Capt.); 2018 SOUTH AFRICA One Day Squad to Australia (Du PLessis, Capt.); 2018-19 INDIA Tour of Australia (Kohli, Capt.).

369 · 1988 Australia v England, Bicentennial Test at SCG, team sheet signed by both teams, with 20 signatures including Allan Border, David Boon (184no), Geoff Marsh, Mike Gatting, Chris Broad (139) & Eddie Hemmings. Fine condition. Rare.

370 · NEW ZEALAND TEAM SHEETS: 1990 United Kingdom Tour (John Wright, Capt.; Martin Crowe, Vice Capt.) fully signed (16 autographs); also, New Zealand Womens Team Tour to England & Ireland 1996 (Sarah Illingworth, Capt.; Maia Lewis, Vice. Capt.) fully signed (18 autographs).The New Zealand cricket team toured England in 1990 to play a three-match Test series. England won the series 1-0 with 2 matches drawn. This series was the last for New Zealand all-rounder Sir Richard Hadlee, who retired from...

371 · NEW ZEALAND: A nice group of six late 1990s official team sheets comprising of NEW ZEALAND TEAM TOUR TO SHARJAH & PAKISTAN 1996 (Germon, Capt.); Wills World Cup New Zealand Team 1996 (Germon, Capt.); Shell Rosebowl Clear New Zealand Women's Team 1996 (Illingworth, Capt.); 1997/98 New Zealand Team to Australia (Fleming, Capt.); 1999 New Zealand Squad England Tour (Fleming, Capt.); New Zealand Squad World Cup 1999 (Fleming, Capt.). (113 original signatures).

372 · ENGLAND: A nice group of 6 late 1990s official team sheets, comprising ENGLAND v India (Lords Test, June 1996) (Atherton, Capt.); ENGLAND v Pakistan 1996 Texaco Trophy (Atherton, Capt.); England Tour to Zimbabwe & New Zealand 1996/97 (Atherton, Capt.); England Team to Lahore and Sharjah 1997 (Hollioake, Capt.); England Tour to Australia 1998-99 Ashes Party (Stewart, Capt.); Carlton & United Series 1998/99 England Touring Party (Stewart, Capt.). (90 original signatures).

373 · AUTOGRAPH BOOKS: 1996-2002 group of dated notebooks (5) with c.340 signatures of club & Test Match players noting Joel Garner, Sunil Gavaskar, Graeme Pollock, Michael Holding, Shane Warne, Adam Gilchrist, Shoaib Akhtar, Barry Richards, Tom Graveney, Jeff Thompson, Brian Statham, Mark & Steve Waugh, Fred Trueman, Gary Sobers, Godfey Evans, David Boon & Ian Botham; also a few cricket enthusiasts autographs noting Sir Tim Rice & journalist Henry Blofeld. (5 notebooks)

374 · AUSTRALIA v SOUTH AFRICA 1997/98: A pair of fully signed team sheets for the first One Day International on 4 Dec.1997 at the S.C.G. Mounted together with a miniature bat. The Australian team featured Steve Waugh, Adam Gilchrist, Mark Waugh and Shane Warne. The South Africans included Hansie Cronje, Shaun Pollock, Gary Kirsten and Jacques Kallis. Overall 57 x 79cm.

375 · AUSTRALIA: 1998 Australian Team to India, official team sheet with 20 signatures including Mark Taylor (captain), Shane Warne & Steve Waugh. India won the 3 Match Test Series, 2-1.

376 · NEW ZEALAND: Official Team sheets for 1998-99 1st ODI v India at Taupo; 1998-99 2nd ODI v India at Napier; 1998-99 Second Test v South Africa at Christchurch; 1999 complete squad for the Tour to England; and 1999-2000 1st Test v West Indies at Hamilton. All complete; a total of 88 signatures. (5 sheets).

377 · NEW ZEALAND: Official Team sheets for 1999-2000 1st ODI v Australia at Wellington; 2000 NZ "A" Tour to Holland & England; 2000 Tour to South Africa (ODIs); 2000 Tour to South Africa (Tests); and the 2001 Tour to Pakistan (Test Series); with a total of 88 original signatures. (5 Sheets).

378 · AUSTRALIA: 1999-2000 Australian Team v Pakistan Test Series, official team sheet with 13 signatures including Stephen Waugh (captain), Shane Warne, Adam Gilchrist & Ricky Ponting.

379 · 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.

380 · AUSTRALIA: 2000 Australian Team to New Zealand (Test Squad), official team sheet with 15 signatures including Stephen Waugh (captain), Shane Warne, Adam Gilchrist & Glenn McGrath.Australia won the series, 3-0.

381 · AUSTRALIA: 2000-01 Australian Team, 1st Test v West Indies, official team sheet with 13 signatures including Stephen Waugh (captain), Adam Gilchrist, Glenn McGrath & Ricky Ponting. Australia won the Test series 5-0, the first time the West Indies had been whitewashed by Australia since the 1930–31 series. In the 1st Test, Glenn McGrath took 6/17 in the first innings and 4/10 in the second.

382 · ENGLISH COUNTY TEAM SHEETS: Collection of (34) completed sheets 2001-2004.

383 · WEST INDIES: A group of fully signed team sheets for the 2005-06 Tour of Australia; the 2006 "A team" Tour of England; the 2007 Tour of England; the 2007 Tour to Zimbabwe; and the 2009 Tour to England. (5 sheets; 81 signatures). Signatures include Lara, Chanderpaul, Bravo, Smith and Samuels.Australia won the 3-match Test Series in 2005-06, 3–0.

384 · 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.

385 · A bearded footballer in full playing outfit with inflated oval ball at his side, circa 1880 Albumen print photograph, carte de visite format, 102 x 64 mm, verso imprinted ‘From Burman’s Photographic Rooms, 209 Bourke St. East, near Parliament Houses and St. Georges Hall, next Theate Royal Melbourne … Views taken in any part of Victoria’; both the albumen print and mount are in fine condition.

386 · COLLINGWOOD PREMIERSHIP MEDAL - 1896

387 · AUSTRALASIAN FOOTBALL COUNCIL - 1914 Gold (15c) medallion showing inlaid enamel Australian States and New Zealand in different colours on the obverse, the reverse engraved with "AUSTRALASIAN FOOTBALL COUNCIL 1914 / Wm. STRICKLAND, ESQ HON. LIFE MEMBER"

388 · BILL STRICKLAND'S VFL life Member's badge: 15ct gold & enamel badge with 'VFL' monogram surrounded by 'VICTORIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE', engraved on reverse 'Life Member/ W., STRICKLAND''.

389 · BILL STRICKLAND'S Collingwood Hall of Fame 2017 Induction medal in the original case of presentation. Provenance: The family, by descent.

390 · BILL STRICKLAND'S 18ct gold pocket watch

391 · VICTORIAN FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION HANDBOOKS: 1902-46 selection outlining "Constitution, Rules, Permit Rules & Laws of the Game"

392 · VICTORIAN COUNTRY FOOTBALL LEAGUE ASSOCIATION HANDBOOKS: 1938, 1949, 1952 & 1953-53 editions plus 1934 Victorian Junior Football League handbook and 1954 List of Affiliated Clubs; also club handbooks including 1909 Yarra Valley (very good condition), 1949 Goulburn Valley (superb condition), 1924 & 1925 Upper Yarra Valley plus 1928 invitation card for Warracknabeal Football Club's Banquet; condition variable. (12 items)

393 · FRANKSTON FOOTBALL CLUB, circa 1910-20: Two 9ct gold vintage fobs created on behalf of the Frankston Football Club. The earlier one made by Blashki and with engraved "15" on reverse shows a winged football and large letter "F". The later example, engraved "DELEGATE - FRANKSTON F.C." shows the same design.

394 · ESSENDON: 1914 Essendon Football Club membership fob, made by G. Bentley.

395 · CARLTON: Champion Footballers Series: William Dick postcard, circa 1915. Unused. Rarity rating: 10. Minor wrinkling at top.

396 · CARLTON: Champion Footballers Series: Andy McDonald postcard, circa 1915. Unused. Rarity rating: 10. (intact, but with creases).

397 · 15ct gold football medallion (by Willis, Melbourne) with a running player on the front and engraved on reverse "C.D.F.C. Pres. to A.WILSON by WAL OWEN for CONSPICUOUS PLAY, Seas. 1920"

398 · TASMANIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE 1921 State Emblem badge, made by T & S.

399 · VICTORIA - MELBOURNE SUBURBAN LEAGUES: handbooks & fixture lists including 1922 Metropolitan Amateur Football Association handbook (annotations front cover), 1933 Metropolitan Junior Football League "Constitution, Rules & Fixtures", 1967 Fitzroy Football Club "Constitution & Rules" (superb condition), 1971 Northern Districts programme, plus two other items; also 1968 & 1974 Victorian Amateur Football Association official programmes; condition variable. (8 items).

400 · 1923 ESSENDON FOOTBALL CLUB PREMIERSHIP MEDAL in 15ct gold, made by H.E.Brown, with large E.F.C. in black and red enamel surrounded by the words "PREMIERS V.F.L. 1923"

401 · 1924 COLLINGWOOD TEAM PHOTO: Don Photo Series (Lorraine Photo) postcard with a besuited indigenous gentleman holding a rope sat in the front row; somewhat faded. [Indigenous Australians sometimes provided half-time entertainment at games, culturally-based often with boomerangs]

402 · GEELONG 1925: "Geelong Football Club SOUVENIR PREMIERSHIP BOOK, SEASON 1925" REAL PHOTOS." Published by Ernest G. Deller, Printer, Geelong. A small booklet incorporating 11 postcard sized photographs of the huge crowd, players, action pics, celebrations, the team listing, etc. Back cover records the "FINAL SCORES - GEELONG 10-19 79 Pts., COLLINGWOOD 9-15 69Pts." Only the second example we have offered. The previous example, in relatively poor condition sold in our auction of August 2017 fo...

403 · BROWNLOW MEDALLISTS: Collection of approximately 60 signed pictures, football cards or pieces, noting Fred Goldsmith (on small photograph) Kevin Murray, Bobby Skilton, Jim Stynes, Gary Dempsey, Malcolm Blight, James Hird, Robert Harvey,(photograph) & Nathan Buckley, Adam Goodes (on AFL Select Honours card); the earlier medallists mostly on piece incl. Harry Collier, Syd Coventry & Bert Deacon. Desirable group, hard to replicate.

404 · MELROSE FOOTBALL CLUB (Tasmania), 9ct gold fob with footballer on front, engraved "Melrose F.C., Won by, H.Suckling, 1930".

405 · FOOTSCRAY: "In picture and story 1883-1933 FIFTY YEARS of football incidents in the fifty years history of the Footscray Football Club" [Footscray Advertiser] 20pp, softcover. Extremely scarce. (NB: A facsimile copy was inserted into the Footscray Centenary book published in 1983 titled "The Bulldog Book"). This is the only example of this publication we have offered and only the 2nd we have seen. 28 x 22cm. Minor faults.

406 · FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION HANDBOOKS (NON-VICTORIAN): with SOUTH AUSTRALIA 1933 "Australian Rules" issued by Australian Broadcasting Commission", 1933 & 1936 Barossa & Light Football Association handbooks, 1946 "Our National Game" handbook, 1970 SANFL "Laws of the Australian National Game of Football"; NSW 1927 "Australian Football League - Laws of the Game" & undated (mid 1920s) "Football League" handbook;

407 · GRAND FINALS: Collection of signed images or pieces by players who have competed in Grand Finals, sorted into folders by club. Noted are 1933 (Laurie Nash & Bob Pratt on piece), 1937 (Jim Wills & Tom Arkley both on piece), 1946 (Dick Reynolds), 1964 (Ron Barassi on piece), 1966 Alan Jeans on magazine cut-out, 1969 (Kevin Bartlett & Tommy Hafey on magazine cut-outs), also noted Alex Jesaulenko (on piece); also some supporting material including club badges, football cards,

408 · FITZROY FOOTBALL CLUB 1935: Official team photograph by C.E.Boyles & Son; mounted on backing card. Overall 20 x 25cm.Although Fitzroy finished the season in 7th position, the photograph includes their Brownlow medallist for 1935, Haydn Bunton, Snr. It was his 3rd Brownlow win and the second year in a row in which he was voted Fitzroy Club Champion.

409 · FITZROY FOOTBALL CLUB Dinner Menu, Australia Hotel, October 2nd, 1935 : Extensively signed by the players and officials, for whom the dinner was given, including Brownlow Medallist Haydn Bunton, Doug Nicholls, Chick Smallhorn, Dinny Ryan, Wally Gray, Leonard Maynes, Jim Toohey, Alan Fitcher, Charlie Cameron, Don Quartermain and many more. Provenance: From the estate of Leonard Maynes (Fitzroy & Essendon)

410 · BROWNLOW MEDALLISTS: collage of winning Brownlow Medallist signatures on pieces, noting Dick Reynolds (1937 & 1938), Norm Ware (1941), Bob Skilton (signed photo, 1959, 1963 & 1968) Verdun Howell (1959), Ian Stewart (1965, 1966 & 1971), Paul Kelly (1195) Gary Ablett Jr (2009) etc; framed & glazed, 60.5x43cm. (approx 50 signatures)

411 · ASSORTMENT OF FOOTBALL HANDBOOKS

412 · ESSENDON FOOTBALL CLUB: 1938 official team photograph in front of the stand at Windy Hill. Names of players annotated on the mount below including that year's Brownlow medallist, Dick Reynolds. Overall 20 x 25cm.

413 · VFL/AFL COLLECTION: largely sorted by club with St Kilda 1966 Grand Final match report signed by Saints players including Ian Stewart, c.2008 signed football boot noting Lenny Hayes, Nick Riewoldt, Nick Del Santo, Robert Harvey; Essendon 1938 team photo signed by Dick Reynolds, Geelong 2011 Premiership framed & glazed photo of Tom Hawkins & Joel Selwood holding Cup, signed by both players, lots of other signed images or pieces including Malcolm Blight, Don Cordner, Gary Ablett Snr, Royce Hart,

414 · 1939 V.F.A. PREMIERSHIP Medal in 9ct gold; awarded to W. SPOKES of the Williamstown Football Club. The premiership was won by Williamstown, coming from fourth on the ladder to defeat Brunswick by nine points in the Grand Final on 7 October in front of 47,000 followers. It was the club's third VFA premiership, and it was a strong revival after having "won" the wooden spoon in 1938. After his career with Williamstown, Spokes went on to play for FITZROY in 1943-44.

415 · "THE NATIONAL FOOTBALL GAME": c.1940 National Game Company dice-based board game captioned "Our Great Game"

416 · ESSENDON 1941: The R.A. FREEMAN MEMORIAL TROPHY Essendon Football Club 2nd - Pretented to L. MAYNES - Best & Fairest Player 1941; EPNS trophy with lid, 37.5cm tall.

417 · AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL FOOTBALL COUNCIL: 1944 (1st Edition, with Kangaroo & Map cover illustration ), 1957, 1961, 1963 & 1965 "Primer" (promotional) handbooks for Australian Football explaining the rules and terminologies of the game; also Victorian Football Association Umpires Association 1960, 1961 & 1965 handbooks; variable condition. (8 items)

418 · SOUTH MELBOURNE/SYDNEY SWANS: Collection of badges, pins, medallions, circa 1940s - 2001, (15 different).

419 · ESSENDON: Member's Season Ticket for 1946, No 2244, with fixture list & hole punched for each game attended. Good condition. [Premiership Year - Essendon's 8th Premiership.]

420 · COLLINGWOOD: circa 1940s-50s "COLLINGWOOD SOCIAL CLUB" button-hole badge with the magpie standing and facing left. (Probably associated with the evolution of the magpie logo of the football club but verification needed.).

421 · ESSENDON: Member's Season Ticket for 1949, No 5751, with fixture list & hole punched for each game attended. Good condition. [Another Premiership Year - Essendon's 9th Premiership]

422 · PLASTER FIGURINES: A set of the 12 VFL Clubs plus Victoria, hand-painted figurines, circa 1950s. Mixed condition. (13).

423 · ESSENDON: Member's Season Ticket for 1950, No 5751, with fixture list & hole punched for each game attended. Good condition. [Another premiership year - Essendon's 10th.]

424 · Collingwood: 1953 Member's Season Ticket (Premiership year), with Fixture List & hole punched for each game attended. Good condition.

425 · FOOTSCRAY'S FIRST PREMIERSHIP: Footscray Football Club COMMITTEE Member's badge with original bar; made by Stokes; engraved on reverse "Member 1st Premiership 1954". Extremely scarce and the first example we have offered.

426 · AUTOGRAPH BOOK: A mid-1950s book featuring the 1955 RICHMOND team including Ray Poulter, Des Rowe, Tommy Hafey, John Nix, Alan Cations and 16 others plus the selectors and secretary; the 1955 HAWTHORN team including John Kennedy, Graham Arthur, John Peck, Ray Simmonds and Ray Yoeman and 20 others; also, a page of autographs from the Russian swimming team at the 1956 Olympics.

427 · FOOTSCRAY FOOTBALL CLUB: 1955 End of Season Trip to Tasmania: a lapel pin created for the team trip.

428 · NORTH MELBOURNE: 1955 Membership Card, 1957 North Junior Membership Card, 1958 Patron's Membership Card together with a 1963 - 1994 range of Annual Reports (6), a Schimmelbusch dinner menu and a 1995 20th Anniversary magazine signed by Ron Barassi. (11 items).

429 · Collingwood: 1955 & 1956 Member's Season Tickets, both with Fixture List & hole punched for each game attended. (2).

430 · COLLINGWOOD: circa 1950s pure wool, short-sleeved club jumper; probably a junior size; with label reading "Made expressly for HARTLEYS by Haworth Knitting Mills.

432 · Collingwood: 1958 Member's Season Ticket (Premiership year), with Fixture List & hole punched for each game attended. Also, 3 ticket stubs from the Grand Final at the MCG. (4 items).

433 · COLLINGWOOD: 1959 Membership, No.1151, with original black & white lanyard.

434 · Collingwood: 1959, 1960 & 1961 Member's Season Ticket (Premiership year), with Fixture List & hole punched for each game attended. Also, School Tickets for 1959 and 1960. (5 items).

435 · FITZROY / BRISBANE BEARS / BRISBANE LIONS: A collection of 1960s - 2000s badges and pins. (12 items).

436 · HAWTHORN: A 1960s-2000s collection of membership medallions and badges, (21 items).

437 · COLLINGWOOD: A collection of badges, pins and membership medallions, circa 1960s - 2000s. (27).

438 · Collingwood: 1961 Member's Season Ticket, with Fixture List & hole punched for each game attended. Extensively signed inside and out; noted Murray Weideman, who was Captain and winner of the Copeland Trophy in 1961, Kevin Rose and Errol Hutchesson, Bill Thripp & David Norman.

439 · Folio of signed AFL/VFL images; mostly autographed large format press cuttings/photos, many showing spectacular "grabs", noting Jack Dyer, Kevin Murray, Billy Brownless, Warwick Capper, Ron Barassi, Bobby Skilton, Tony Lockett, James Hird, Michael Voss, Dick Reynolds, Peter Hudson & Royce Hart. (40 approx).

440 · Collingwood: 1962, 1963 and 1965 Member's Season Tickets, each with Fixture List & hole punched for each game attended. Also, a 1965 School Ticket signed by Ray Gabelich. (4 items).Gabelich was captain of Collingwood for part of 1965.

441 · "HERALD FOR FOOTY" BADGES: c.1962, comprising Carlton, Collingwood, Fitzroy (2, "Gorillas" & "Lions"), Essendon, Footscray, Geelong, Hawthorn (3, two types), Melbourne, North Melbourne, Richmond, St Kilda & South Melbourne; also cloth badges for Fitzroy Lions, Essendon Bombers & Collingwood Magpies. (18 items)

443 · 1963 VICTORIA TEAM PHOTO: Allan Studios (Collingwood) team photo, taken in front of the MCG Northern Stand prior to game against South Australia, 15th June, 1963. Scores "South Australia - 12 goals, 8 behinds - 80 points; Victoria 10 goals, 13 behinds - 73 points " and players names are printed on the mount, signed on reverse by John Birt, Ken Fraser,

444 · MELBOURNE: 1960s - 2000s collection of badges, medallions and pins, many with original lanyards still attached. (33, mostly different).

446 · Collingwood: 1966, 1968 & 1969 Member's Season Tickets, each with Fixture List & hole punched for each game attended. Also, School or Junior Tickets for 1966, 1967, 1968 & 1969. (7 items).

447 · CARLTON: 1968, 1969, 1970, 1979 & 1981 original Weg posters, all mounted and affixed to backing boards. (5).

448 · CARLTON: Premiership pennants for 1968, 1972, 1979, 1981 & 1982. A scarce assembly. (5).

449 · CARLTON: A range of 1968 to 1990s tickets and ticket stubs including Grand Finals; also Games 1 - 9 of the 1987 illustrated tickets (each with a different action photo featuring a Carlton player). (Qty).

450 · Collingwood: 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1974 & 1975 Member's Season Tickets, each with Fixture List & hole punched for each game attended. (7 items).

451 · Collingwood: 1969, 1972, 1974 (2), 1975 (3) Member's Season Tickets, each with Fixture List & hole punched for each game attended. Also, 1977 Junior Ticket (poor condition) and 1985 Pensioners Season Ticket. (9 items).

452 · COLLINGWOOD: 1969, 1970, 1971 & 1972 membership badges. (4)

453 · ST. KILDA Football Club hand-painted circular sign on masonite board, circa 1971, ​55cm diameter

454 · CARLTON: A small collection of premiership medallions and similar products, some in presentation boxes. (14).

455 · CARLTON: 1970s-80s collection of original b&w press photographs, many featuring Jesaulenko (including his famous mark), Bruce Doull, Mike Fitzgerald, John Nicholls, David Parkin, and others, mainly approx. 24 x 20cm. Also, a large pic of Nicholls in the ruck. (Total: 10).

456 · RICHMOND: A collection of badges, pins and membership medallions, circa 1970s-2000s. (22).

457 · CARLTON: original Weg posters for 1970 (corner fault), 1979 (2), 1981, 1982 (2) & 1995 (2); also 1982 GF "The Mighty Blues" poster (edge faults) & Football Record "Doully's Big Day" posters (2); overall Fair/VG condition. (11 items)

458 · ST. KILDA PRELIMINARY FINAL: 18 September 1971 original WEG poster for St. Kilda's preliminary final win over Richmond. The pink paper stock indicating that the news covered by the poster was "late breaking". Extremely scarce; in fact, the first example we have offered. Very good condition. Having lost the semi-final to Hawthorn the previous week, St.Kilda had to face Richmond in the preliminary final. In front of a crowd of over 102,000 they won the match by 30 points, only to be defeated...

459 · RICHMOND: 1973 framed original Weg poster. Good condition; overall 56.5x75cm.

460 · Saturday (morning) September 29, 1973 "The SUN" poster with RICHMOND predicted to be triumphant, "SAYS LOU". Artwork by Jeff Hook. Scarce. Very good condition.

461 · 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 third example we have offered. Very good condition. 65.5 x 51.5cm.

462 · RICHMOND: 1974 original WEG Premiership poster. Good condition. 66.5 x 50cm.

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

464 · HAWTHORN: 1976 original WEG Premiership poster. Good condition. 66.5 x 50cm.

465 · HAWTHORN: 1976 original WEG Premiership posters, (4). 66.5 x 50cm. All with defects.

466 · SIGNED IMAGES: sorted by club including Darren Millane (Collingwood) on small mounted cut-out (+ signed photo of Jeff Fenech who wore Millane's Collingwood guernsey to the ring prior to his fight with Azumah Nelson; Scott West, Luke Darcy & Chris Grant (Western Bulldogs) on football cards; Jack Riewoldt, Dustin Martin, Daniel Rioli, Alex Rance & Trent Cotchin (Richmond) on football cards; Peter Crimmins (Hawthorn) on piece, plus photograph of him holding 1976 Premiership Cup with team mates whil

467 · NORTH MELBOURNE: 1977 original Weg poster. Good condition.

468 · "CAPTAIN BLOOD" Jack Dyer "Eat em alive Tiges!" original artwork for a poster; framed, overall 103 x 81cm. With an original Weg's World Evaluation [2004].

469 · NORTH MELBOURNE: 1978 original WEG 1978 losing poster, in very good condition. 66 x 49.5cm. Hawthorn defeated North Melbourne in the Grand Final.

470 · HAWTHORN: 1978 original Weg poster. Good condition.

471 · FOOTSCRAY/WESTERN BULLDOGS: 1980s-2000s range of badges, pins and membership medallions, (12 different).

472 · ESSENDON: A collection of badges, pins and fobs, circa 1980s-2010s. (14 different).

473 · RICHMOND: 1980 framed original Weg poster. Fair/Good condition; overall 56.5x75cm.

474 · RICHMOND: 1980 original Weg poster. Fair/Good condition.

475 · NORTH MELBOURNE/KANGAROOS: Collection of badges, pins, medallions, circa 1981 - 2009, (19 different).

476 · CARLTON: 1981 original WEG Premiership poster. Good condition. 66.5 x 50cm.

477 · ESSENDON: "PREMIERS '85 THE BOMBERS" poster depicting Kevin Sheedy as a player. Unknown artist and publisher. [The first example we have seen]. 60 x 47cm. Very good condition.

478 · RICHMOND: autograph book with mid 1980s player signatures including Brian Taylor, Graham Teasdale, Michael Roach, Jim Jess & Dale Weightman, also noted Ron Richards (Collingwood); also 2003 "Eat 'Em Alive" Richmond football with facsimile player signatures. (2 items).

479 · WEG POSTERS: 1988, 1989, 1990 (2), 1991 (2), 1992 (2) 1993 (2) 1994 (2) 1995, 1996, 1997 (2), 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001 (2), 2002, 2009 (2), 2012; also 2002 finalists Brisbane Lions (2) & Collingwood newspaper posters and Weg 2006 Boxing Day Test poster, condition Fair to Fine (29)

480 · ADELAIDE FOOTBALL CLUB: 1990s - 2000 collection of badges, pins, etc. (10, all different).

481 · RICHMOND'S GREATEST: mounted display with reproduction of a scenic view of "Punt Road Oval, c.1949" surrounded by signed action images of Kevin Bartlett (1965-1983), Royce Hart (1967-1977), Jack Dyer (1931-1949) & Michael Roach (1977-1989); framed & glazed, overall 70x50cm.

482 · COLLINGWOOD PREMIERSHIP TEAM 1990: limited edition poster with printed signatures of all team members, laminated & mounted, overall 60x43cm.

483 · SYDNEY SWANS: 1993 cloth Weg Poster, slightly crumpled, pinholes in corners, good condition overall.

484 · GEELONG - GARY ABLETT SENIOR: framed & glazed photograph of Ablett's 1994 Mark of the Year over Collingwood's Gary Pert at the MCG, overall 41.5x52cm.

485 · 1995 limited edition Matchbox AFL "Club Car Collectible" complete set of Model A Fords (10x5x4cm)

486 · CROMPTON, Paul, watercolours, all signed at lower right,circa 34.5 x 53cm framed and glazed individually CARLTON: Princes Park, circa 1932, COLLINGWOOD: Victoria Park, circa 1903, ESSENDON: Windy Hill, circa 1950 - Essendon Champion John Coleman against Geelong, FITZROY: Brunswick Street Oval, circa 1907, FOOTSCRAY: Western Oval, circa 1954, HAWTHORN: Glenferrie Oval, circa 1957, THE MELBOURNE CRICKET GROUND: circa 1907, NORTH MELBOURNE: Arden Street, circa 1975, RI...

488 · CARLTON: framed and glazed Carlton football guernsey signed by members of 1998 squad, numerous signatures including Stephen Silvagni, Anthony Koutoufides, Brett Ratten, Craig Bradley & Aaron Hamill; overall 71x108cm.

489 · ST KILDA: framed and glazed St Kilda football guernsey signed by members of 1998 squad, numerous signatures including Robert Harvey, Nicky Winmar, Stewart Loewe, Nathan Burke and the Wakelin brothers; overall 71x108cm.

490 · NORTH MELBOURNE: framed and glazed North Melbourne football guernsey signed by members of 1998 team who went on to compete in the Grand Final, numerous signatures including Wayne Carey, Glenn Archer, Byron Pickett, Martin Pike, Mick Martin & Peter Bell; overall 71x108cm.

491 · TONY LOCKETT (Sydney Swans): AFL limited edition framed & glazed display, commemorating Lockett breaking the all-time AFL kicking record when booting his 1300th career goal, with signed guernsey and three inset photographs of Lockett, CofA numbered 1092/1300, overall 88x110cm.

492 · PAUL KELLY (Sydney Swans): AFL limited edition framed & glazed display, commemorating his 200th game, with signed guernsey and two inset photographs of Kelly and a plaque, numbered 56/200, overall 76x107cm.

493 · ESSENDON: '2000 AFL Grand Final" celebratory team photograph with commemorative plaque beneath; also 2001 Gary Moorcroft triptych of photos showing the "AFL Mark of the Year" sequence, centre photo signed by Moorcroft; both items framed & glazed, overall 45x45cm & 30x49.5cm respectively. (2)

494 · ESSENDON: array of 2001-2014 membership badges various designs/shapes including silver memberships, also a small quantity of Essendon lanyards; all housed in a 1993 Essendon AFL Premiers Butter Cookies biscuit tin. (35, plus lanyards & tin)

496 · AUSTRALIA vs IRELAND: 2005 International Rules Series guernsey signed by Australian coach Kevin Sheedy & co-captain Andrew Mcleod.

497 · INAUGURAL AUSTRALIAN WOMEN'S INTERNATIONAL RULES TOUR official player's jersey "AUSTRALIA v IRELAND 2006" signed in full by the complete Australian Touring Party who played in two matches in Ireland. Attractively framed & glazed; overall 111 x 90cm.

498 · BEN COUSINS: c.2007 West Coast Eagles guernsey commemorating the highlights of his glittering 1996-2007 WCE career, signed by Cousin's across the number '9', also signed with his "Such is Life" motto.

499 · COLLINGWOOD: 2010 AFL PREMIERS souvenir club jumper with the players, the scores and a plaque, all attractively framed and glazed; overall 102 x 79cm.Collingwood defeated St.Kilda by 56 points to win their first premiership since 1990.

500 · ESSENDON: two plain oval dinner plates, both written on and signed by Sheedy, the first plate showing "K.Sheedy's Best Essendon Team 1981-2007", the second plate showing "K.Sheedy's Essendon F.C. Assistant Coaches 1981-2007"; the plates created as a fund raiser for the Flagstaff Hill FC in South Australia. Unique.

501 · JOBE WATSON (Essendon): Essendon captain's signed guernsey presented on mounted display, two images beneath, one showing Watson with his 2012 Brownlow Medal, plus a metal plaque detailing his career highlights; overall 70x101cm.

502 · MELBOURNE: c.2014-2015 guernsey, numerous signatures including Daniel Cross, Jack Watts, Jeff Garlett,& Nathan Jones.