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MG010
SPORTING
MEMORABILIA
Melbourne, Tuesday 25 February 2014
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We have compiled the following guide to assist you
with the exciting process that is bidding at auction.
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Bidding
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section is optional, however useful if you are uncontactable
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LOT DESCRIPTIONS
are the basic catalogue information given such as dimensions,
date or age, medium, attribution, provenance, quantity and so
on. All lots are guaranteed for 30 days from the auction date.
The website gives a clear size guide in relation to the average
sized person, as well as signature and multi-view details for
selected higher priced items.
ESTIMATES
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quality and provenance. In this catalogue all lots are offered with
a reserve of 75% of the low estimate. No lot will be sold for less
than 75% of the low estimate.
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of your photo identification if you have not purchased with
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3% commission charge.
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signed bidding form and a deposit at our discretion has arrived
and is confirmed prior to the auction date. This deposit is
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are successful it will be deducted from your purchase total and
any remaining balance must be paid via direct deposit. Bank
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catalogue.
Payment & Collection
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The viewing days are typically the three or four days prior to the
Auction date from 10.00am–5.00pm at the location/s printed in
the catalogue and on the website.
lot be knocked down to a lesser amount than recorded under
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book, then the lot will be sold to you for the lesser hammer
price. Please note absentee bids must be received no later than
24 hours prior to the auction commencement time.
TALK TO OUR SPECIALISTS
YOUR FINAL INVOICE
DELIVERY
who are always happy to discuss any lot with you in greater
detail. Their contact details for a particular sale are published in
each appropriate catalogue and on the website.
If you are successful you will receive your invoice emailed to
you, and you will pay the hammer price of your lots, plus the
buyer’s premium on each lot – 22% plus GST, together with any
additional applicable charges such as GST on hammer, or the
Artist Resale Royalty if applicable.
Small items can be wrapped by Mossgreen following payment
and inspection of your items, and larger items can be packaged
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we take no responsibility for any breakages. Mossgreen is happy
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local, interstate or international delivery. We can provide up to
two competitive quotes for international shipping.
Please contact Robbie Richards on 0419 393 932 or
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CONDITION REPORTS
are available upon request. These supplement the catalogue
description and provide guidance on a lot’s condition. They are
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have any queries. Please send email request to:
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SYMBOLS
occasionally, a symbol is printed next to a lot number, indicating
a special clause regarding the sale of that lot – you may come
across the following at our sales:
† GST on HAMMER, meaning this GST added onto not just the
Buyers Premium, but the hammer price also.
§ Artist copyright resale royalty, meaning that this lot is subject
to an artist’s resale royalty.
Payments must be made in full by the final collection day after
the auction date as printed in the catalogue. Personal, company
and bank cheques are not accepted. We accept Eftpos, (up
to $1,000AUD or your daily limit), direct deposit or credit
card (2.2% merchant fee for Visa and Mastercard or 3.3% for
American Express). Please note that credit card transactions
over $5,000 will not be accepted over the telephone unless by
prior arrangement.
Up to $10,000AUD can accepted in cash, and for any amount
over this, it must be deposited directly into a Bank of Melbourne
/ St George branch. Please refer to the Payment Form at the
back of this catalogue for further details.
STORAGE
All items must be paid for and collected within the collection
times advertised for each individual auction.
If items are not collected within this time-frame, Mossgreen
reserves the right to charge removal and storage fees.
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Melbourne Viewing, Auction & Collections
Mossgreen Auctions
Permits
Certificates of Authenticity
GST
Payments & Collections
Telephone/Absentee Bids
Under the protection of the Movable
Cultural Heritage Act 1986, buyers
may be required to obtain an export
permit for certain categories of items
in this sale, from the Movable Cultural
Heritage unit, Identification and
Conservation Branch, Environment
Australia, GPO Box 787, Canberra,
ACT, 2601.
Certificates are available on request
at $29.50 per item.
In cases where the vendor is selling
property owned by an entity
registered for GST, Mossgreen will
charge GST on the hammer price in
addition. This is denoted by a dagger
symbol placed next to the estimate †
Payments & Collections can be made
at: 926–930 High Street, Armadale,
Victoria 3143
Please complete the Telephone or
Absentee bid form/s at the end of
this catalogue and fax to Mossgreen
Auctions on 03 9508 8899. Bids must
be received 24 hours prior to the
commencement of the auction.
Also, buyers may be required under
the provisions of the wildlife and
protection ‘Regulation of Exports and
Imports’ Act of 1992, to obtain an
export permit for certain categories
of items in this auction such as ivory
or tortoiseshell. These permits are
to be obtained from the Wildlife
Protection Section, Environment
Australia – Biodiversity Group, prior
to the purchase of items being
exported from Australia.
Important Notice
Some imagery of Aboriginal Art
and artefacts in this catalogue
may be of a secret nature and it is
suggested that officials in Aboriginal
communities preview the catalogue
with community elders for approval
before circulating it to the general
community.
For lots with multiple items,
additional certificates may be
requested at $29.50 each.
Images
Please note that images illustrated in
this catalogue are not to scale. Where
relevant, dimensions or size are
indicated in the written description.
Buyer’s Premium
A buyer’s premium of 22% applies to
all purchases. GST is applicable to the
buyer’s premium only, unless indicated
otherwise by the symbol †
Resale Royalty Scheme
Lots subject to payment of the
Artists Resale Royalty Scheme will
be denoted by the symbol §. The
Australian Resale Royalty is a flat rate
of 5% on the hammer price (including
GST). The Australian Resale Royalty is
payable by the buyer in addition to the
buyer’s premium plus applicable GST.
Estimates
The $ value in the right columns are
an estimate range and as such should
only be taken as a guide to value.
No lots will be sold for less than
75% of the lower figure of the
published Estimate. It should be
noted that bids much below estimate
are rarely successful.
Wednesday 26 February 10am–5pm
Thursday 27 February 10am–5pm
All goods bought by room or local
buyers must be collected and paid
before 5pm on Thursday 27 February
to avoid removal and storage charges.
Please contact us if packing and
dispatching is required.
Collection during the auction will
not be possible except by prior
arrangement for clients attending the
auction from interstate or overseas.
All payments must be made in
Australian dollars. Credit cards will
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and Mastercard and 3.3% (inc GST)
for American Express. Please refer
to the payment form at the back of
this catalogue for further details.
Personal company and bank cheques
are not accepted.
Registration
To register to buy, all potential
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Removalists
Mossgreen Auctions will have local,
interstate art & international freight
agents available to arrange deliveries.
Quotes available on request.
International Buyers
International buyers not previously
registered with Mossgreen will be
required to transfer a AUD$500
deposit in cleared funds to Mossgreen
Auctions account in order to be
able to bid at this auction. These
funds must be cleared in Mossgreen
Auctions account 24 hours prior to
the Auctions start. For bank account
details please see Payment Form at
the end of this catalogue.
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Sporting Memorabilia – General Subjects
TABLE OF
CONTENTS
1“FEATHERY” BALL, c1880s, on wood-turned display stand with glass dome. A feathery, or featherie, is a handsewn round leather pouch stuffed with chicken or goose feathers and coated with paint, usually white in colour
if used for golf. This is probably a “Fives” ball - in fives, a ball is propelled against the walls of a special court
using a gloved or bare hand as though it were a racquet.��$150–250
2SPORT PRINTS & ENGRAVINGS: “Football”, restrike etching (original by Robert Cruikshank & published in
1827); prints (5) of 1885 tennis lithograph by J.Louvy, showing mixed doubles match; c1900 photo of two boys
with tennis racquets; c1900-10 engravings (10) of humorous golfing subjects from ‘The Illustrated London
News’; also 1920s golf medals from “Nice Golf Club” (one in silver, other in bronze).�� $100–150†
Section
Lot
Sporting Memorabilia – General Subjects
1–12
Boxing
13–25
Cricket – 19th Century
26–34
Cricket – 1901 to 1927
35–48
Cricket – The Bradman Era
49–82
Cricket – 1949 to Date
83–199
Cricket – Cigarette Cards, Trade Cards & Postcards
200–334
Cricket – Team Sheets & Autograph Pages
335–380
Football (Australian Rules)
381–417
Football (Australian Rules) – Cigarette Cards, Trade Cards & Postcards
418–462
Football (Australian Rules) – Football Records & similar publications
463–470
Football (Rugby League)
471–473
Football (Rugby Union)
474
Football (Soccer)
475–480
Golf
481–487
Horse Racing
488–492
Olympic Games
493–499
Tennis
500–502
3COMIC POSTCARDS: c1905-60s collection including Rugby (6); Football/Soccer (38) & Golf (11).
Includes 5 postcards by Donald McGill. Fair/VG. (55)��$100–200
4c1933-38 sports cards in album, noted 1938 Churchman “Boxing Personalities” [50]; 1936 Gallaher “Famous
Jockeys” [48]; 1935 Gallaher “Champions, 2nd Series” [48]; also football cards (40) & cricket cards (2).
Mainly G/VG.�� $150–200
5SPORTS CARDS, comprising Players “Cricketers 1938” [50]; 1934 Gallaher “Champions” [48];
1966 Thomson (The Hornet) “Top Cup teams” [12] in plastic wallet. Fair/VG.�� $100–120†
6SPORT GROUP, noted Olympics tie; 1947 “England’s Test Team” calendar; 1930s-40s cricket cards (11);
St.Kilda CC member’s badge 1965; MCC plate; “In Quest of the Ashes 1934”; range of autographs
(mainly Footscray). F/G.��$80–100
7CRICKET & FOOTBALL, noted Carlton Member’s Season Ticket 1949; “The Invincibles” displays (2), one signed
by Neil Harvey, other signed by Sam Loxton; cricket books (5) with “Shane Warne - My Illustrated Career”
by Shane Warne (signed) [London, 2006]; David Neitz signature on Melbourne jumper (with CoA).��$100–150
8BASEBALL: Silver-plated trophy cup, engraved “Harrison Lecke Trophy, Interstate Championship of Minor
League Baseball, Perpetual Competition” with 1956-1968 winners also engraved (Victoria won 10 times,
South Australia 3 times). Also Victorian baseball cap, navy blue with “V” badge on front, named inside to
A.V.Mann, with two enamel badges on front - Waverley Baseball Club Life Member, and Henley & Grange
Baseball Club for 1968.��$200–400
91974 COMMONWEALTH GAMES IN CHRISTCHURCH: Group with Participation Medal; blazer pocket
embroidered with Games emblem; NZ $1 Coin in plastic case. Ex weightlifting official Ted Hanlon.�� $80–100†
10FOOTBALLS: “Adidas” football with 19 signatures including Tim Brasher & John Elias; “Wallaby” football
with 1 signature; “NFL” football endorsed “Please Join Us for Super Bowl in New Orleans 1/28/90 Call
Mr.Donald Trump at 212-832-2000”.��$100–200
11Range of Australia Post Special Event stamp sheets: 2003 Rugby World Cup (9), Tennis (16) with 2001 Davis
Cup Final, Australian Open 2003-05 and Lleyton Hewitt. Stawell Gift 2000 & 2002 (3) and 2004 Aust. Golf Open
Centenary (1). Stamp values 45c to $1.65 incl. International Post, total FV $210+. Majority duplicated.�� $150–200
12SIGNED ITEMS: Brisbane Lions jumper with 3 signatures including Michael Voss & Simon Black;
2009 Australian Masters gold shirt with 12 signatures including Ian Baker Finch & Jack Newton.��$100–150
Boxing
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13MUHAMMAD ALI, signature on ‘Everlast’ boxing glove. With ‘Online Authentics’ No.OA-7847336.��$500–700
14MUHAMMAD ALI, signature on pair of ‘Everlast’ boxing shorts. With ‘Online Authentics’ No. OA-8090213.
��$500–700
15MUHAMMAD ALI, signature on pair of ‘Everlast’ boxing shorts with black band & trim.
With ‘Online Authentics’ No. OA-8099015.��$500–700
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16MUHAMMAD ALI, signed photograph from the Muhammad Ali vs Doug Jones fight, March 13th 1963,
size 40x51cm. With ‘Online Authentics’ No.OA-8090286.�� $350–450
17MUHAMMAD ALI, signed photograph of Muhammad Ali with punching bag, size 51x40cm.
With ‘Online Authentics’ No.OA-8090275.��$400–500
18MUHAMMAD ALI, signed b/w photograph of Ali at weigh-in with Sonny Liston, size 51x41cm.
With CoA sticker No.0599.�� $200–250
19MUHAMMAD ALI, signed b/w photograph of Ali standing over Sonny Liston, size 51x41cm.
With ‘Online Authentics’ No.OA-8090296.��$500–600
20MUHAMMAD ALI & THE BEATLES, photograph of Ali clowning around with The Beatles,
signed “Muhammad Ali”, size 51x40cm. With CoA No.0549.�� $250–300
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21MUHAMMAD ALI, signed colour photograph of Ali standing over Sonny Liston, size 41x51cm.
With CoA No.64689.��$300–400
22MUHAMMAD ALI, signed colour photo of Ali standing over Sonny Liston, size 28x35cm.
With CoA No.0451.�� $250–300
23MUHAMMAD ALI, signed photograph from the Muhammad Ali vs Sonny Liston fight, February 25th 1964,
size 51x36cm. With ‘Online Authentics’ No.OA-0000180.�� $350–450
24BARRY MICHAEL: 1981 fight poster signed “Barry Michael, IBF World Champion 1985-87”, framed & glazed,
overall 51x69cm.�� $80–100†
25BOXING CIGARETTE CARDS: 1938 Churchman “Boxing Personalities” complete set (50) VF;
incl. Max Baer, Jack Dempsey, Jack Johnson, Joe Louis & Max Schmeling.��$100–125†
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Cricket – 19th Century
26“Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack” for 1864-78, fifteen 2nd facsimile reprints (1974), together in 5 bound volumes.
��$400–500
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ORD HARRIS’ VISITING CARD CASE: Mother-of-pearl and hand-painted visiting card case (78x102x9mm),
decorated with cricket scene on one side, and portrait of Lord Harris on the other side, with initials “HON
GRCH” (Harris’ initials). Beautiful cricket item, and almost certainly presented to Harris on his assumption of
the captaincy in 1878 at the age of 27. [Lord Harris was the second-ever captain of the English cricket team,
leading England against Australia in 1878-79, 1880 & 1884].��$3,000–5,000
28CRICKET TROPHY, brass with attractive cricket scene, crossed ferns, and engraved “South Melbourne,
Challenge Cup, Presented By, Thomas Smith Esq., 1883-4”. Missing base & figure on top, nevertheless early
trophy with attractive cricket scene.��$300–500
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291884 AUSTRALIAN TEAM: Original cabinet card photograph (16x11cm) showing cameos of the 11 players
with their names below, produced by London Stereoscopic Compy., window mounted, framed & glazed,
overall 38x34cm. Very scarce and attractive.��$400–500
301884 4th AUSTRALIAN TEAM TO ENGLAND: “Our Cricketing Guests”, a coloured chromolithographic print
of the Australian & Philadelphian touring teams, published as a frontispiece to an edition of ‘The Boy’s Own
Paper’, overall 20x28cm. Attractive and scarce.�� $80–100†
31TROPHY CRICKET BALL: c1887 Cricket Ball with gold shield engraved “Armfield & Lang’s Trophies. Used in the
final Match. St.George v Clyde. Presented to Mr H.Auty, in recognition of his unwearied exertions in behalf of
St.George C.C.”. [The Armfield & Lang’s Trophies were played between Melbourne teams c1885-87].��$100–150
32“Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack” for 1897, rebound in tan cloth (no wrappers). Fair/G.��$100–150
33“Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack” for 1899, rebound in brown cloth, preserving front wrapper.
Fair condition.��$100–150
34“Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack” for 1900, rebound in tan cloth, preserving original wrappers. Fair/G.��$100–150
Cricket – 1901 to 1927
35“Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack” for 1901, rebound in tan cloth, preserving original wrappers. G/VG.��$100–150
36VINTAGE CRICKET BATS, one handstamped “Specially Selected for Joe Darling, Adelaide”.
Both match-used. Fair/Good condition. (2)��$100–150
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42“Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack” for 1920 & 1922 - the 1920 rebound in tan cloth, preserving original wrappers;
the 1922 rebound in brown cloth, preserving front wrapper. Fair/G. (2 items).�� $150–200
431924-25 VICTORIAN TEAM, official team photo titled “Victorian Cricket Team, Winners Sheffield Shield
1924-25”, and players names on mount, noted Edgar Mayne (captain), young Bill Woodfull & Stork Hendry,
size 30x25cm. �� $100–150†
44CRICKET GROUP, noted “Cricket Stories & Sketches” by Arthur Mailey [Sydney, c1958]; “10 for 66 and all that”
by Mailey [London, 1959]; postcards “The Australian Team 1926” (2 - one with pencil signature at lower right).
��$100–150
45“Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack” for 1927, rebound in tan cloth, preserving original wrappers. Fair/G.�� $120–150
461928 WEST INDIES TEAM (the year West Indies were granted full Test status), triple-postcard (270x136mm)
comprising a panoramic photo of the 1928 team, published by H.Walker, Photographer, 35A St.Thomas St,
Scarsborough. Team includes Karl Nunes (captain), Learie Constantine, Herman Griffith & Snuffy Browne.
Very scarce.�� $150–200
47CLARRIE GRIMMETT, trophy “To C.V.Grimmett, From the Cricketers of his Native City, 25-2-28”.
Trophy base in greenstone, decorated with silver cricket pitch engraved “Well Bowled”, and with greenstone
stumps (one broken). Still a very attractive and unusual cricket piece. [Clarrie Grimmett, born in Dunedin, NZ,
played 37 Tests for Australia 1924-36].�� $200–250
48WEST INDIES: Reprinted team photographs, comprising 1928 (8), 1933, 1951-52 & 1957 (6);
also original 1957 team photo signed by Sonny Ramadhin. Various sizes. (17)�� $250–300
Cricket – The Bradman Era
491932-33 BODYLINE TOUR: “Bodywhine! A Treatise on the Jardinian Theory”, cartoons by R.W.Blundell with a
few words by V.M.Branson [Adelaide, 1933]. Fair/Good condition (some tone spots on covers).��$300–500
501932-33 BODYLINE TOUR: “Special Test Souvenir, With Careers of Players to Beginning of 1932-33 Season”,
issued by ‘The Australian Cricketer’ [Melbourne, 1932]. Fair/Good condition. The most difficult of the
supplements to find.�� $150–200†
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VICTOR TRUMPER: Half-tone offset lithographic print of Trumper in full flight, by the photographer
George W. Beldam, published by The Swan Electric Engraving Company, London, 1st August 1905,
signed at base by Victor Trumper & the photographer, few minor holes in margin, window mounted,
framed & glazed, overall 59x55cm.��$1,600–2,000
38“Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack” for 1905 & 1908 - the 1905 rebound in brown cloth, preserving front wrapper;
the 1908 rebound in tan cloth (no wrappers). Fair/G. (2 items).�� $150–200
39“Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack” for 1911 & 1915 - the 1911 rebound in tan cloth, preserving original wrappers;
the 1915 rebound in brown cloth (no wrappers). Fair/VG. (2 items).�� $150–200
40CHARLES MACARTNEY, 4-page signed letter dated “Somewhere, 18.11.17” written from the trenches during
WW1, thanking the writer for his letter and parcel containing two razors. Good condition.
[Charles Macartney played 35 Tests for Australia 1907-26].�� $100–150†
41BERT OLDFIELD & CHARLES MACARTNEY, display comprising pictures of Bert Oldfield & Charles Macartney,
window mounted with signature of Bert Oldfield on piece, framed & glazed, overall 65x40cm.
[Oldfield played 54 Tests 1920-37; Charles Macartney played 35 Tests 1907-26].��$100–150
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1 932-33 BODYLINE CRICKET BAT: “Alexander - Hotshot Junior” Cricket Bat, signed on the reverse by
the English team, 14 signatuures - Douglas Jardine, Maurice Leyland, Gubby Allen, Freddie Brown,
George Duckworth, Harold Larwood, Hedley verity, Leslie Ames, Tommy Mitchell, Bill Bowes, Bill Voce,
Eddie Paynter, Nawab of Pataudi & Maurice Tate. Also signed at top by the legendary Jack Hobbs,
who retired from Test cricket in 1930. Good condition.��$2,000–3,000
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52FREDDIE BROWN: Group with photos (6) with two taken during 1932-33 Bodyline tour & another of Brown
as an officer in Cairo 1941-42; press clippings; 1945 scorecard C.M.F. XI v A Lord’s XI; envelope from his son’s
christening. Also two photos taken by a member of the 1920-21 English team (possibly Abe Waddington);
press photo of Stan McCabe; 1949 New Zealand team autograph page with 11 signatures including
Bert Sutcliffe.�� $100–150†
DON BRADMAN, signature on match-used “Alexander” Cricket Bat. Fair/Good condition.�� $400–600
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54“Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack” for 1934, rebound in tan cloth, preserving original wrappers. Fair/G.��$100–150
55CRICKET GROUP, noted Players “Cricketers 1934” [50]; books (7) including 2007 Wisden large format;
1950 dinner menu India v Commonwealth; autographs (29); photographs (8); tickets & ephemera.�� $120–150
65DON BRADMAN, letter dated 23rd Aug.1983 to Norm Bevan on “Sir Donald Bradman A.C.” letterhead,
signed “Don”. Together with photocopy of a letter dated 17th Nov.1983 regarding the book “Booth to Bat”;
1984 letter from Argo Investments Limited inviting Norm to hear Sir Donald address his last shareholders
meeting; and copy of press clipping re the Don’s retirement from Argo Investments at 75.�� $150–200†
66DON BRADMAN, 1986 Christmas Card to Norm Bevan, signed “Don”; together with envelope in which it was
posted. Also invitation letter to Don Bradman’s 78th Birthday luncheon in August 1986.�� $150–200†
67DON BRADMAN, letter dated 27th Aug.1987 (Bradman’s 79th Birthday) to Norm Bevan on
“Sir Donald Bradman A.C.” letterhead, signed “Don”. Together with invitation letter & table card to
Bradman’s 79th Birthday luncheon.�� $150–200†
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DON BRADMAN, lovely signature on full size “Gray-Nicolls” Cricket Bat. Superb condition.��$600–800
69DON BRADMAN, letter dated 3rd Dec.1990 to Norm Bevan (manager of Reserve Bank) on
“Sir Donald Bradman A.C.” letterhead, signed “Don”, with a question re the role the Reserve Bank
plays in regard to depositors in Bank of New Zealand; with envelope. Together with copy of the
Reserve Bank’s response.�� $150–200†
70DON BRADMAN, 1990 Christmas Card to Norm Bevan, signed “Don & Jessie” (in the Don’s hand);
together with envelope in which it was posted.�� $150–200†
71DON BRADMAN, letter dated 12th June 1991 to Norm Bevan on “Sir Donald Bradman A.C.” letterhead,
signed “Don”, noting “With the death of Bill Ponsford I am now the sole survivor of the 1930 team”;
together with envelope. Also invitation letter to Don Bradman’s 83rd Birthday luncheon in August.�� $150–200†
72DON BRADMAN, print “Sir Donald and his Trusty Blade” by d’Arcy Doyle, signed by the artist,
and numbered 453/1000, size 45x65cm. Published by Queensland Cricketers’ Club to commemorate the
Centenary of Sheffield Cricket 1992.��$300–400
73DON BRADMAN, 1995 Christmas Card to Norm Bevan, signed “Don & Jessie” (in the Don’s hand);
together with the envelope in which it was posted. Printed letter (unsigned) from Sept.1997 thanking people
for expressions of sympathy following the death of Jessie; together with envelope. Also 1992 signed letter
from Colin Cowdrey.��$200–250†
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1 938 AUSTRALIAN TEAM: Team photograph, with 16 signatures on mount, including Don Bradman,
W.Jeanes (manager), Merv Waite, Sidney Barnes (scarce), Bill Brown, Bill O’Reilly, Ted White,
Ern McCormick, Stan McCabe, Fleetwood-Smith, Jack Fingleton, Ben Barnett, Frank Ward, Lindsay Hassett,
Charlie Badcock & Charlie Walker, overall 33x30cm. G/VG condition.�� $1,000–1,250†
1938 AUSTRALIAN TOUR TO ENGLAND: “Australian XI, English Tour 1938”, Orient Line brochure with
pen-picture of each member of the touring party, and each nicely signed in ink by the player featured,
a total of 17 signatures including Don Bradman, Stan McCabe, Sidney Barnes (scarce) & Bill Brown.
Fair/Good condition.�� $1,000–1,250
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1946-47 ENGLAND TOUR TO AUSTRALIA: Dinner menu in honour of 1946-47 England Ashes Team,
with 21 signatures including Don Bradman, Lindsay Hassett, Keith Miller, Norman Yardley, Denis Compton &
Alec Bedser. Ex Fred Freer collection.�� $150–200
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1946-47 ENGLAND TOUR OF AUSTRALIA: Full size “Shaw & Shrewsbury” Cricket Bat, signed on reverse
by both teams, with 29 signatures including Walter Hammond, Len Hutton, Alec bedser, Don Bradman,
Lindsay Hassett, Arthur Morris & Keith Miller. Good condition.��$2,000–3,000
AUSTRALIAN CRICKET CAPTAINS, display comprising miniature cricket bat signed by Don Bradman,
Allan Border, Steve Waugh & Greg Chappell, window mounted with photographs of each captain,
framed & glazed, overall 69x50cm. With CoA.��$200–250†
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1947-48 INDIAN TOUR TO AUSTRALIA: photograph of P&O ‘Stratheden’, signed on the mount by the Indian
team, with 18 signatures including L.Armanath (captain), V.S.Hazare & V.Mankad, overall 25x20cm.�� $200–250
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SIGNED CRICKET BATS: Bill Brown signature on “Slazengers - Bill Brown” Cricket Bat;
Arthur Morris signature on “Slazengers - Arthur Morris” Cricket Bat; Neil Harvey signature on
“Stuart Surridge - Neil Harvey” Cricket Bat. All match-used, Fair/Good condition. (3)��$200–300
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ON BRADMAN, letter dated 15th July.1982 to Norm Bevan on “Sir Donald Bradman A.C.” letterhead,
signed “Don”.�� $100–150†
64DON BRADMAN, letter dated 25th Nov.1982 to Norm Bevan (SA manager of the Reserve Bank of Australia)
on “Sir Donald Bradman A.C.” letterhead, signed “Don”. Together with photocopy of another letter dated 30th
Dec.1982 asking Norm to provide a current value for Dr.W.G.Grace’s 1895 testimonial of £9000;
with a copy of Norm’s reply letter stating it would be the equivalent of $400,000.�� $100–150†
74DON BRADMAN, display with signature on full size Cricket Bat, with hand-painted portrait by Harv at top,
and Bradman’s record etched on face of blade, mounted in attractive display case, overall 38x108cm. Fine.
�� $500–750
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DON BRADMAN, signature on full size “Gray-Nicolls” Cricket Bat. Superb condition.��$600–800
76DON BRADMAN: 1997 “Australian Legends - Sir Donald Bradman” FDC signed by Don Bradman;
1996 cover from Pakistan to Don Bradman, signed by Don Bradman on front; plus menu for Bradman’s 90th
Birthday dinner.�� $100–150†
77DON BRADMAN, print “Boundary Bound - Sir Donald Bradman” by d’Arcy Doyle, signed by the artist,
limited edition 806/1500, window mounted, framed & glazed, overall 89x84cm. With CoA.��$100–150
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DON BRADMAN, display with signature on full size Cricket Bat, with hand-painted portraits on face of
blade, and Bradman’s record on mount, in attractive display case (crack in glass), overall 36x109cm.
With CoA.��$800–1,000
79DON BRADMAN, signature on reverse of Australian One-Day Shirt with name “BRADMAN” and number
“99.94” on reverse.��$200–300
80DON BRADMAN, original painting by Vincent Fantauzzo, oil on paper, signed at lower right, and also signed
in texta by Don Bradman, framed, overall 59x72cm. [Fantuzzo has entered the Archibald Prize several times,
winning the People’s Choice Award in 2008 with a portrait of Heath Ledger; People’s Choice Award in 2009 with
portrait of Brandon Walters; Packing Room Prize in 2011 with portrait of celebrity chef Matt Moran].�� $200–400
81DON BRADMAN, prints (10) “Sir Donald Bradman A.C. 1908-2001, World Test Record Score 334
Australia vs England, Leeds 1930” by Weg (each one signed by the artist), published by the Bradman Museum,
size 39x51cm.��$100–150
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THE KNIGHTS OF CRICKET, full size cricket bat, with signatures of Sir Donald Bradman, Sir Richard Hadlee,
Sir Colin Cowdrey, Sir Garfield Sobers, Sir Clyde Walcott & Sir Everton Weekes, mounted in an attractive
display case, overall 47x108cm.��$800–1,000
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96CARTOONS: Original b/w cartoon by Roy Ullyett “British Sportsman’s Club, Luncheon, In honour of the
Australian Cricket Touring Team 1977” signed by Greg Chappell (size 37x52cm); also original b/w cartoon by
Coopes showing Malcolm Fraser on winner’s dias (window mounted, overall 41x51cm).�� $200–250
83CRICKET & SPORTS BOOKS, noted “Between Wickets” by Ray Robinson (signed) [London, 1946];
“The Bradman Albums” [Sydney, 1987]; “Bradman - The Illustrated Biography” by Page [Melbourne, 1983];
few soccer books.��$80–100
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CRICKET COVERS & STAMPS: Collection with covers (530) & stamps (49), includes 36 signed covers with a
total of 91 signatures, noted Don Bradman (4), Gary Sobers, Colin Cowdrey (4), Brian Lara & Shane Warne.
��$300–500
84VINTAGE WICKETKEEPING GLOVES, with inners, made by Stokes McGown Pty Ltd, Australia, c1950s. VG.
��$100–200
98ENGLISH CRICKET CLOTHING: David Gower’s Test shirt; David Gower’s pale blue One-Day shirt & trousers
(with initials on inside back of trousers); Adam Hollioake’s England One-Day trousers. Also Ajit Agarkar’s India
training shirt. G/VG condition. (5)��$200–300
85AUSTRALIAN 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 35x109cm. Limited edition 473/1000.
�� $200–250
86“Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack” for 1950-59. 1958 without wrappers, others with wrappers laid down.
Fair/G.��$100–150
99AUSTRALIAN CRICKET CLOTHING, noted David Hookes signed SA One-Day shirt; Greg Blewett signed SA
One-Day shirt; WA jumpers (2 - one signed by Justin Langer); Jason Gillespie signed SA shirt; Shane Warne
signed “Spinners are Winners” cap; Australian test shirt. G/VG condition.�� $250–300
100“Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack” for 1980-2013, all hardback with dust-jackets; plus “An Index to Wisden
Cricketers’ Almanack 1864-1984”. G/VG. (35 items).�� $200–250
87SIR GARFIELD SOBERS, signed display “Brilliance All Round”, limited edition 281/500, window mounted,
framed & glazed, overall 47x58cm. With CoA. [Sir Garfield Sobers played 93 Tests 1953-74].�� $150–200
881953 ROYAL WORCESTER PLATE: “The Ashes. 1953”, with facsimile signatures of both the Australian and
England teams in gold. Together with 1980 Centenary Test tie & cricket books (2).��$200–300
89c1954 ENGLAND TEAM, full size “Gunn & Moore” Cricket bat, with 12 signatures on face including Len Hutton,
Peter May, Johnny Wardle, Brian Statham & Bill Bowes. Some signatures faded, otherwise Good condition.
�� $150–200
90MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB, membership badges for 1956-57, 1957-58, 1958-59, 1959-60 & 1960-61.
Also antique cricket ball & cap embroidered on front “P.A.A. Champions 1901-02”.�� $150–200
91SOUTH MELBOURNE CRICKET & FOOTBALL CLUB BADGES: c1967-84 collection with South Melbourne
Cricket Club (19); South Melbourne Cricket & Football Club (10); also “The Bloods” (3), “”Southeners” (2),
“South Melbourne Swans/Herald for Footy”; plus Camberwell Football club (4).��$100–120
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GEOFF MARSH’S AUSTRALIAN “BAGGY GREEN” TEST CAP, from the 1986 tour to India, green wool with
embroidered Australian Coat-of-Arms on front. G/VG condition. [Geoff Marsh played 50 Tests & 117 ODIs
1985-92. He coached Australia 1996-2000; Zimbabwe 2001-04 & Sri Lanka 2011-12].�� $8,000–10,000
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ALAN CONNOLLY’S AUSTRALIAN “BAGGY GREEN” TEST CAP, from the 1968 Ashes series, green wool
with embroidered Australian Coat-of-Arms & “1968” on front, Farmer’s label inside with initials “AC”.
Very good match-used condition. [Alan Connolly played 29 Tests 1963-71].�� $8,000–10,000
93SIGNED CRICKET BATS: Bill Lawry signature on “Slazengers - Bill Lawry” Cricket Bat; Ian Chappell signature
on “Gray-Nicolls - Ian Chappell” Cricket Bat; Dennis Lillee signature on “Gunn & Moore - Dennis Lillee”
Cricket Bat. All match-used, Fair/Good condition. (3)��$150–250
941977 CENTENARY TEST: Scarce strips of 5 Reserved Seat tickets, one for each day of the Centenary Test,
Australia v England at MCG, on 12th-17th March. Green tickets, for “Reserved Seat, In the Open” & yellow
tickets, for “Reserved Seat, Under Cover”. (10)��$100–150
95SIGNED CRICKET BATS: Greg Chappell signature on “Gray-Nicolls - Greg Chappell” Cricket Bat; David Hookes
signature on “Gray-Nicolls - David Hookes” Cricket Bat; Tony Greig signature on “Tony Greig”
Cricket Bat. All match-used, Fair/Good condition. (3)��$150–250
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CRAIG McDERMOTT’S AUSTRALIAN “BAGGY GREEN” YOUTH TEAM CAP, green wool with on front
embroidered map of Australia with “Australia/Youth Cricket Team” inside map. Good match-worn condition.
Ex Craig McDermott collection.�� $1,000–1,200†
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CRAIG McDERMOTT’S AUSTRALIAN “BAGGY GREEN” YOUTH TEAM CAP, green wool with embroidered
Australian Coat-of-Arms & “YOUTH XI” on front, named inside to Craig McDermott. Good match-worn
condition. Ex Craig McDermott collection.�� $1,000–1,200†
104CRAIG McDERMOTT’S AUSTRALIAN YOUTH TRACKSUIT TOP & BLAZER POCKET: “Puma” tracksuit
top in green & gold, embroidered on breast “Australian/ Under 19 /Youth Test Team/1981.82.83”.
Blazer pocket embroidered with Australian “Coat-of-Arms & “Youth Tour 1983”. Good condition.
Ex Craig McDermott collection.��$200–250†
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105MATT NICHOLSON’S AUSTRALIA A ONE-DAY CAP, yellow & green with embroidered “ACB” logo on front
& “AUSTRALIA/ A” on reverse, signed inside by Matt Nicholson. Fine condition. With Paul Wilson collection
certificate. [Nicholson played 1 Test 1998 and over 100 first-class games for NSW, Western Australia,
Northamptonshire & Surrey].�� $150–200
106MARK HIGGS NSW CRICKET CAP, baseball-style, light & dark blue with NSW logo embroidered on front,
signed inside by Mark Higgs. G/VG condition. [Mark Higgs played for NSW, South Australia & ACT Comets].
��$100–150
107QUEENSLAND CRICKET CAP, baggy maroon with embroidered “Queensland Bulls” logo on front,
player unknown. VG condition.��$400–500
108ANDY BICHEL’S QUEENSLAND CRICKET CAP, from 1998-99 season, baseball-style, maroon & yellow with
Bulls logo embroidered on front, signed inside by Bichel. G/VG condition. [Bichel played 19 tests & 67 ODIs
1997-2004].�� $150–200
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109DAVID HOOKES’ SOUTH AUSTRALIA CRICKET CAP, red with SA logo embroidered on front, signed on brim
by David Hookes. Good match-used condition. [David Hookes played 23 Tests & 39 ODIs 1977-86].��$400–500
110TASMANIA CRICKET CAP, green wool with embroidered Tasmanian logo (Lion over “TAS”), player unknown.
G/VG condition.��$300–400
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SHANE WARNE’S VICTORIA CRICKET CAP, baggy blue, with embroidered “VCA” monogram on front,
signed inside by Shane Warne. Good match-worn condition.��$1,000–1,200
112PAUL REIFFEL’S VICTORIA CRICKET CAP, baggy blue, with embroidered “VCA” monogram on front,
signed inside by Paul Reiffel. G/VG condition. [Paul Reiffel played 35 Tests & 92 ODIs 1992-99].��$400–500
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ALLAN EDWARDS’ WESTERN AUSTRALIA CRICKET CAP, black, with embroidered “WACA” monogram
on front, signed inside by Allan Edwards. Good match-worn condition. [Allan Edwards played 45 matches
for WA 1946-57. He played in WA’s first Sheffield Shield match in 1947-48, helping them win the Shield in
their first season].��$500–600
114BRENDAN JULIAN’S WESTERN AUSTRALIA CRICKET CAP, yellow, with embroidered “WACA/Fifty Years
in the Sheffield Shield” embroidered on front, signed inside by Brendan Julian. G/VG condition.
[Brendan Julian played 7 Tests & 25 ODIs 1993-99].��$400–500
115
ACB CHAIRMAN’S XI CAP, from the fourth Lilac Hill match - ACB Chairman’s XI v New Zealand
(the 1st match of the 1993-94 NZ tour of Australia), green with lilac bands, with embroidered Lilac Hill logo
on front. Superb condition. [The Lilac Hill matches, first played in 1990-91, have become the first tour match
of visiting teams. Caps are extremely rare - only 15 are awarded each year: 12 to players, one to ACB, one to
Midland Cricket Board (Lilac Hill) & one to WACA Museum].��$400–500
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MIKE HUSSEY’S ACB CHAIRMAN’S XI CAP, from the 1997 Lilac Hill match - ACB Chairman’s XI v South
Africa (the 1st match of the 1997-98 South Africa tour of Australia), green with lilac bands, with embroidered
Lilac Hill logo & “1997” on front, signed inside by Mike Hussey. Superb condition..��$400–500
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WAYNE CLARKE’S ACB CHAIRMAN’S XI CAP, from the 2002 Lilac Hill match - ACB Chairman’s XI v England
(the 1st match of the 2002-03 England tour of Australia), green with lilac bands, with embroidered Lilac Hill
logo & “2002” on front, signed inside by Wayne Clarke. Superb condition..��$400–500
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118BRADMAN MUSEUM CRICKET CAP, signed on brim by Don Bradman. VG condition.�� $200–250
119CRICKET CAPS, “The Bradman Collection” & “Bradmania!”. G/VG condition. (2)��$100–120
120ENGLAND HOME TEST CAP, navy blue wool, embroiderer Crown over Three Lions on front (old style).
Player unknown. VG condition.�� $400–600
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DEVON MALCOLM’S ENGLAND HOME TEST CAP, baseball-style, navy blue, embroidered Crown over
Three Lions on front, initialled inside “DM”. Good match-used condition.
[Devon Malcolm played 40 Tests & 10 ODIs 1989-97].�� $200–250
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ERROL HOLMES ENGLAND TOURING TEST CAP, navy blue wool, embroidered St.George & Dragon on front,
named inside “E.R.T.Holmes”. Lining worn, otherwise Good match-used condition. [Errol Holmes played 5
Tests 1934-35. A dashing right-handed batsman, Holmes believed that cricket was to be enjoyed and was an
important figure in restoring the reputation of English cricket after the Bodyline controversy of the early 1930s.
He succeeded the Bodyline captain Douglas Jardine as captain of Surrey in 1934 and resolutely refused to use
short-pitched bowling in county matches. He also captained the unofficial “goodwill” MCC tour to Australia and
New Zealand in 1935 & ‘36].�� $1,000–1,250
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JACK RICHARDS’ ENGLAND TOURING TEST CAP, navy blue wool, embroidered St.George & Dragon on front,
named inside “C.J.Richards”, also endorsed & signed by Australian wicket-keeper Tim Zoehrer. VG condition.
[Jack Richards played 8 Tests & 22 ODIs 1981-88]. ��$600–800
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ICHAEL ATHERTON’S LANCASHIRE CRICKET CAP, blue with attractive embroidered Rose on front,
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signed inside by Mike Atherton. G/VG condition. [Mike Atherton played 115 Tests & 54 ODIs for England
1989-2001, including a record 54 Tests as captain; also for Lancashire 1987-2001].��$400–500
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REDERICK PIERPOINT’S SURREY 2nd XI CRICKET CAP, brown with embroidered logo on front, named
inside “F.G.Pierpoint”. Good condition. {Frederick George Pierpoint played 8 matches for Surrey 1936-46].
��$100–150
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MURRAY GOODWIN’S ZIMBABWE TEST CAP, green wool, with embroidered Zimbabwe logo on front, signed
by Murray Goodwin. G/VG condition. [Goodwin played 19 Tests & 71 ODIs 1997-2000].��$300–400
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ASHOK MANKAD’S INDIAN TEST CAP, navy blue, with wire embroidered India n logo on front, signed inside
by Ashok Mankad. G/VG condition. [Ashok Mankad played 22 Tests & 1 ODI 1969-78].��$1,000–1,500
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OURAV GANGULY’S INDIAN CRICKET CAP, baseball-style, with wire embroidered Indian logo on front,
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signed inside by Sourav Ganguly. VG match-worn condition. [Sourav Ganguly played 113 Tests & 311 ODIs
1992-2008, and was captain of India 2000-05].��$1,000–1,500
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RISHIKESH KANITKAR’S INDIAN CRICKET CAP, baseball-style, with Indian logo on front, signed on brim by
Hrishikesh Kanitkar. VG condition. [Hrishikesh Kanitkar played 2 Tests & 34 ODIs 1997-2000].�� $250–300
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ANNY MORRISON’S NEW ZEALAND TEST CRICKET CAP, black wool, with embroidered Silver Fern
on front, signed inside by Danny Morrison. Good match-used condition. [Danny Morrison played 48 Tests &
96 ODIs 1987-97].��$1,000–1,500
130NEW ZEALAND CRICKET CAP, baseball-style, teal & black with Silver Fern logo on front, player unknown.
G/VG condition.�� $200–250
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WASIM RAJA’S PAKISTAN TEST CRICKET CAP, green wool, wire embroidered Pakistan logo on front, initialled
inside”W.H.R”. Good match-used condition. [Wasim Raja played 57 Tests & 54 ODIs 1973-85].��$800–1,000
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ANSOOR AKHTAR’S PAKISTAN TEST CRICKET CAP, green wool, wire embroidered Pakistan logo & “1982”
on front, endorsed inside”Mansore Akhter” (sic). G/VG condition. [Akhtar played 19 Tests & 41 ODIs 1980-90].
��$800–1,000
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AAMER SOHAIL’S PAKISTAN CRICKET CAP, baseball-style, green with embroidered Pakistan logo on front,
signed & endorsed inside by “Aamer Sohail”. Good match-used condition. [Aamer Sohail played 47 Tests & 156
ODIs 1990-2000. With Saeed Anwar, he formed one of the best opening combinations Pakistan has ever had].
�� $200–250
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ANJAN MADUGALLE’S SRI LANKA CRICKET CAP, baseball-style, blue with Sri Lankan Lion badge on front,
initialled inside “R.M.”. Good match-used condition. [Ranjan Madugalle played 21 Tests & 63 ODIs 1979-88, and
had the honor of being in the first Sri Lankan Test team in 1982].�� $200–250
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ROSHAN MAHANAMA’S SRI LANKA TEST CAP, navy blue wool with embroidered Sri Lanka logo on front,
signed inside by Roshan Mahanama. G/VG condition. [Roshan Mahanama played 52 Tests & 213 ODIs 1985-99].
��$500–600
DAVID HOUGHTON’S ZIMBABWE TEST CAP, green wool, with embroidered Zimbabwe logo on front,
signed inside by David Houghton. Good match-used condition. [David Houghton played 22 Tests &
63 ODIs 1983-98].��$300–400
142NSW CRICKET CAPS, collection with Mosman (signed Richard Chee Quee), Eastern Suburbs
(signed Anthony Stuart), Parramatta, Campbelltown & Fairfield. G/VG condition. (5)��$400–500
143QUEENSLAND CRICKET CAPS: Collection with Gold Coast (signed Andrew Symonds), South Brisbane
(Signed Andy Bichel) & University of Queensland (signed Wade Seccombe). G/VG condition. (3)��$300–400
144SOUTH AUSTRALIA CRICKET CAPS: Collection with Sturt (signed Nathan Clarke), Southern Districts,
East Torrens & Salisbury. G/VG condition. (4)��$200–300
145TASMANIA CRICKET CAPS: Collection with Old Launcestonians (ex Don Wigans), Midlands (ex Don Wigans)
& Launceston. Fair/VG condition. (3)�� $200–250
146VICTORIA CRICKET CAPS: Collection with Northcote (signed Darren Berry), St.Kilda (signed Shawn Craig),
Dandenong (signed Ian Harvey), Mornington Peninsula & Waverley. G/VG condition. (5)��$300–400
147MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB CAP, c1940s-50s, named inside “Jacobs”. Good match-used condition.�� $200–250
148MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB CAP, signed inside by Brad Hodge. G/VG condition.
[Brad Hodge played 6 Tests & 25 ODIs for Australia 2005-08].�� $200–250
149WESTERN AUSTRALIA CRICKET CAPS: Collection with Scarboro (ex Justin Langer), Willeton (signed Brad Hogg),
Northam, WA Schools; plus Rockingham & Mandurah. Fair/VG condition. (5)��$300–400
150WESTERN AUSTRALIA CRICKET CAPS: Collection with Fremantle (signed Brad Hogg), Claremont/Cottesloe
(signed Mark Lavender), South Perth (signed S.Cary), Swan View & Nollamara. Fair/VG condition.��$300–400
151BRADMAN MUSEUM CRICKET CAP, baseball-style, signed on brim by Don Bradman. VG condition.�� $150–200
152CRICKET AUTOGRAPHS: 1984 Adelaide Oval Centenary Test folder with 34 signatures including Don Bradman,
Greg Chappell, Lindsay Hassett, David Boon, Freddie Brown, Len Hutton & Richie Benaud.�� $200–300
153ROD MARSH, signature on “Kookaburra - Rod Marsh Gold” wicketkeeping glove.
[Rod Marsh played 96 Tests & 92 ODIs 1970-84].��$100–150
1541985 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP OF CRICKET, full size Cricket Bat signed by all 7 teams - Australia,
England, West Indies, New Zealand, India, Pakistan & Sri Lanka - with 98 signatures including David Gower,
Allan Border, Clive Lloyd, Richard Hadlee & Sunil Gavaskar. Good condition.�� $200–250
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CRICKET STAMPS: Extensive thematic stamp collection, majority 1980’s to mid 2000’s with singles, sets,
souvenir sheets, Australian Special Event Sheets, First Day & Commemorative covers, Philatelic Numismatic
covers etc. Includes various limited editions and a good range of autographed covers. Plus various ephemera
& binders of literature, magazine cutouts or lists of what is available. Noted 1983 Bradman autographed 75th
Anniv. covers (3), Bradman $5.00 coins, Shane Warne autograph & SES, autographs of Dennis Lillee, Greg
Chappell, Richard Hadlee and many other cricket heroes. An enthusiaists or traders delight, lots to go through,
allow time to fully view. �� $750–1,500
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UTTIAH MURALITHARAN’S SRI LANKA CRICKET CAP, baseball-style, blue with embroidered
Sri Lankan Lion logo on front, signed inside by Muttiah Muralitharan. Good match-used condition.
[Muttiah Muralitharan played 133 Tests & 341 ODIs 1992-2011].��$1,000–1,500
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BRIAN LARA’S WEST INDIES TEST CAP, maroon wool, with embroidered West Indies logo on front, signed
inside by Brian Lara. Match-used with some wear marks. [Brian Lara played 133 Tests & 299 ODIs 19902007, and is widely regarded as one of the finest batsmen ever to have graced the game].�� $4,000–5,000
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THELSTON PAYNE’S WEST INDIES TEST CAP, maroon wool, with embroidered West Indies badge on front,
named inside to Thelston Payne. G/VG condition. [Thelston Payne played 1 Test & 7 ODIs 1984-87].�� $500–750
139WEST INDIES CRICKET CAP, baseball-style, black & maroon, with embroidered West Indies logo on front,
player unknown. G/VG condition.�� $200–250
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156TIM ZOEHRER’S WORLD SERIES CUP WINNERS MEDAL 1985-86, in original Angus & Coote presentation case,
printed inside “Benson & Hedges, World Series Cup, 1985-1986”. [Australia defeated India & NZ].��$300–400
157TIM ZOEHRER’S McDONALD’S CUP WINNERS MEDAL 1985-86, in original presentation case (minor faults).
[Australian domestic One-Day cricket tournament, won by WA in 1985-86].��$100–150
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158TIM ZOEHRER’S SHEFFIELD SHIELD WINNERS MEDAL 1986-87, in original Angus & Coote presentation case,
printed inside “Benson & Hedges, Sheffield Shield, 1986-1987”.��$300–400
1591987-88 AUSTRALIA/ NEW ZEALAND/ SRI LANKA, “Gray-Nicolls” Cricket Bat, signed by all three teams, with
44 signatures including Allan Border, Dean Jones, Jeff Crowe, Richard Hadlee & Arjuna Ranatunga.
Good condition.�� $200–250
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160TIM ZOEHRER’S SHEFFIELD SHIELD WINNERS MEDAL 1988-89, in original Angus & Coote presentation case,
printed inside “Benson & Hedges, Sheffield Shield, 1988-99” (sic).��$300–400
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161CRICKET MEMORABILIA: Large quantity, noted; “Australian Cricket Team 1930” badges in box (reproduction);
Limited edition Cricket World Cup Collection of badges (c2003); coins, stamps, first day covers,
collectors spoons and medals. VG to excellent condition. [50+ items]��$100–200
162SIGNED CRICKET BALLS, noted Brian Lara, Shoab Akhtar, Allan Border, Tim Zoehrer; match-used ODI ball
signed Adam Gilchrist & Tony Dodemaide; plus unsigned cricket balls (6).�� $200–250
1631991-92 AUSTRALIA, full size Cricket Bat with 18 signatures on front including Allan Border, Mark & Steve Waugh,
Merv Hughes & Shane Warne. Front of bat varnished so signatures in excellent condition.�� $250–300
164SHANE WARNE & MIKE GATTING, both signatures on “That Ball” poster, limited edition No.106,
window mounted, framed & glazed, overall 64x85cm.�� $200–250
165SHANE WARNE: photograph “Ball of the Century” by Patrick Eagar, signed on mount by Shane Warne,
limited edition 361/500, size 63x41cm.�� $200–250
166TIM ZOEHRER’S MERCANTILE MUTAL CUP ‘MAN OF THE MATCH’ MEDAL, in original presentation case,
engraved on reverse “Player of the Match, Vic v WA, February 11, 1994”. [Australian domestic One-Day cricket
tournament, WA were runners-up to NSW in 1993-94].��$100–150
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ALLAN BORDER’S AUSTRALIA ONE-DAY SHIRT, with “BORDER” on reverse, personally signed by
Allan Border. G/VG condition. [Allan Border played 156 Tests & 273 ODIs 1978-94].��$200–300
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1681994-95 ENGLAND TEAM, official team photograph, with title “England Tour, Australia 1994/5” and players
names printed on mount, with 18 signatures on mount including Mike Atherton (captain), Phil Tufnell,
Darren Gough & Graham Gooch, overall 42x30cm. Also a 1986 NZ team photo signed by Richard Hadlee.
Fine condition. (2)�� $200–250
1994-95 ENGLAND TOUR TO AUSTRALIA, full size Cricket Bat signed on front by England team,
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with 19 signatures including Mike Atherton, Alec Stewart, Mike Gatting & Graham Gooch. Front of bat
varnished, so signatures in excellent condition. Needs new handle rubber.�� $200–250
1701994-95 WESTERN AUSTRALIA, full size Cricket Bat with 30 signatures on front & reverse,
including Damian Martyn, Justin Langer, Adam Gilchrist & Mike Hussey. Bat varnished, so signatures
in excellent condition.��$100–150
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1996 ENGLAND TEAM: Full size “Duncan Fearnley” cricket bat with 16 signatures on front including
Mike Atherton, Alec Stewart & Graeme Hick. G/VG condition.�� $200–250
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1996 PAKISTAN TEAM: Full size “Duncan Fearnley” cricket bat with 14 signatures on front including
Wasim Akram, Inzamam-ul-Haq & Waqar Younis. G/VG condition. With CoA.�� $150–200
173SIGNED CRICKET BATS, noted 1996-97 Victorian Bushrangers; 1997 Worcestershire;
2004-05 Victorian Bushrangers & 2006-07 Vic Spirit. With CoAs. (4)��$300–400
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1 996-97 WEST INDIES, full size Cricket Bat with 20 signatures on front, including Courtney Walsh,
Brian Lara & Curtly Ambrose. Front of bat varnished, so signatures in excellent condition.�� $200–250
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1997 AUSTRALIAN TOUR TO ENGLAND, full size “Gray-Nicolls” Cricket Bat signed on front by Australian
team, with 21 signatures including Mark Taylor, Steve & Mark Waugh, Adam Gilchrist, Glenn McGrath,
Ricky Ponting & Shane Warne. Front of bat varnished, so signatures in excellent condition.
Rubber on handle perishing.�� $250–300
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1761997-98 SOUTH AFRICA TEAM, full size Cricket Bat with 19 signatures on front, including Hansie Cronje,
Gary Kirsten, Jacques Kallis & Allan Donald. Front of bat varnished, so signatures in excellent condition.
�� $150–200
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1771997-98 WESTERN AUSTRALIA, full size Cricket Bat with 21 signatures on front, including Tom Moody,
Adam Gilchrist, Damian Martyn, Justin Langer & Mike Hussey. Front of bat varnished, so signatures in
excellent condition.��$100–150
178THE GREAT ALL-ROUNDERS, signed prints of Sir Garfield Sobers, Sir Richard Hadlee, Imran Khan,
Ian Botham & Kapil Dev, each numbered 237/250, each window mounted, framed & glazed,
each overall 44x42cm. With CoAs. (5)�� $250–300
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1791998-99 ENGLAND TEAM, official team photograph, with title “England Tour of Australia 1998/99” and players
names printed on mount, signed to mount by entire team, with 24 signatures including Alec Stewart (captain),
Mark Butcher, Darren Gough & Dean Headley, overall 42x30cm. Fine condition.�� $150–200†
192ALLAN DONALD’S SOUTH AFRICAN TEST SHIRT, short sleeves, with embroidered SA Cricket &
sponsor’s logos, initials “AD” on label, signed on front by Allan Donald. [Allan donald played 72 Tests &
164 ODIs 191-2003].��$100–150
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1999 AUSTRALIAN TOUR OF SRI LANKA & ZIMBABWE: Full size “Kookaburra” Cricket Bat, signed by
Australian team, with 22 signatures including Steve Waugh, Shane Warne, Adam Gilchrist, Glenn McGrath &
Colin Miller. Superb condition in display case, overall 30x99cm.�� $250–300
2004 NEW ZEALAND TEAM, Jacob Oram’s NZ One Day shirt with 12 signatures including Stephen Fleming,
Chris Cairns, Craig McMillan & Daniel Vettori, window mounted with plaque “New Zealand, ODI Team,
Wellington 20/2/2004”, framed overall 87x108cm. [NZ defeated South Africa by 5 runs].�� $200–250
181IAN HEALY, signature on “Kookaburra - Rod Marsh Gold” wicket-keeping glove.
[Ian Healy played 119 Tests & 168 ODIs 1988-99].��$100–150
194MELBOURNE CRICKET GROUND: “Full House at the Melbourne Cricket Ground”, original painting by
Dave Thomas, oil on canvas, signed “Dave Thomas ‘06” lower right, overall 90x55cm.��$200–300
1821999-2000 PRIME MINISTERS XI v INDIA, full size Cricket Bat, with 26 signatures including Shane Lee,
Mike Hussey, Andrew Symonds, Sachin Tendulkar & V.V.S.Laxman. Good condition.�� $150–200
195ADAM GILCHRIST, signatures on pair of “Puma” Cricket Pads; pair of “Puma” Batting Gloves: and T-shirt.
[Adam Gilchrist played 96 Tests & 287 ODIs 1996-2008].�� $200–250
183SIGNED MINIATURE BATS, in four small display cases, noted Viv Richards; Sachin Tendulkar & Kapil Dev;
Mark Waugh & Steve Waugh; Mark Taylor. (4)��$100–120
196NATHAN HAURITZ’S AUSTRALIA T20 SHIRT, with “HAURITZ” & “43” on reverse, signed on front by
Nathan Hauritz. Good match-used condition. [Nathan Hauritz played 17 Tests & 58 ODIs 2002-11].�� $150–200†
197V.V.S. LAXMAN’S INDIAN TEST SHIRT, with embroidered India badge & sponsor’s logos.
[V.V.S. Laxman played 134 Tests & 86 ODIs 1996-2012].��$100–150
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SHOAIB AKHTAR’S PAKISTAN ONE-DAY SHIRT, with “AKHTAR” & “9” on reverse, signed by Akhtar on
number. G/VG condition. [Shoaib Akhtar played 46 Tests & 163 ODIs 1997-2011].��$200–300
199TIM NIELSEN COLLECTION, comprisng Cricket Australia blazer; South Australia blazer; South Australia
One-Day jumper; South Australia shirts (2) & Australia A trousers. [Tim Nielsen played 101 first-class matches
for South Australia 1990-99; and was head coach of the Australian cricket team 2007-11].�� $400–600
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UTTIAH MURALITHARAN’S SRI LANKA ONE-DAY SHIRT, with “MURALIDARAN” & “9” on reverse.
Ex Dav Whatmore, who coached Sri Lanka to victory in the 1996 Cricket World Cup.
[Muttiah Muralitharan played 133 Tests & 341 ODIs 1992-2011].��$200–300
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HANE WARNE, nice signature on Australian One-Day shirt, with “WARNE” on reverse.��$200–300
200c1880s colourful trade cards “Cricket Injuries” (2), each 108x140mm. Believed to have been made in USA.
G/VG. (2)�� $100–120†
2011881 G.J.Ramsdell (Ross Climax Cigars, USA), early American advertising cards, with space at top to be used
by companies to advertise their products, complete set [5] - Batsman, Bowled, Bowler, Fielder & Wicket
Keeper. G/VG.�� $200–300†
202c1890 cut-to-shape cricket cards, issuer unknown, each about 85mm high, comprising “Just taken his gloves
off”, “An unexpected rise” & “Oh!”. Attractive and scarce group. Fair/VG. (3)�� $100–120†
1862000-01 WEST INDIES, full size “Gray-Nicolls” Cricket Bat with 24 signatures on front, including
Jimmy Adams, Courtney Walsh & Brian Lara. Front of bat varnished, so signatures in excellent condition.
�� $200–250
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WASIM AKRAM’S PAKISTAN JUMPER, sleeveless, with embroidered Pakistan logo & sponsor’s badge
on front, signed on front by Wasim Akram. G/VG condition.
[Wasim Akram played 104 Tests & 356 ODIs 1984-2003].��$200–300
188SACHIN TENDULKAR’S INDIAN TEST SHIRT, with embridered India & sponsor’s logos, signed on front by
Sachin Tendulkar. G/VG condition. [Sachin Tendulkar played 200 Tests & 463 ODIs 1989-2013].��$150–250
189SIGNED CRICKET BALLS, in display case 10x42cm, noted Muttiah Muralitharan, Shane Warne,
Courtney Walsh, Michael Holding & Kapil Dev. (5)�� $200–250
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ASIM AKRAM’S PAKISTAN ONE-DAY SHIRT & FIELDER’S HAT: Pakistan One-Day shirt with “AKRAM” & “1”
on reverse; plus fielder’s sun hat from ICC Cricket World Cup, both signed by wasim Akram. G/VG condition.
[Wasim Akram played 104 Tests & 356 ODIs 1984-2003].��$250–350
1912000-01 ZIMBABWE TOUR OF AUSTRALIA, full size “Gray-Nicolls” Cricket Bat with 16 signatures on
front including Heath Streak, Alistair Campbell & Andy Flower. Front of bat varnished, so signatures in
excellent condition.�� $150–200
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1896 Wills “Cricketers”, complete set [50]. Poor/G (7 trimmed).�� $1,400–1,800†
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COLLECTIONS
All goods must be collected and paid before 5pm on Friday 27 February to avoid removal
and storage charges. Collection during the auction will not be possible except by prior
arrangement for clients attending the auction from interstate or overseas.
1899 W. & F.Faulkner (Grenadier Cigarettes) “Cricket Terms” part set [6/12].
Mainly Fair/G (one trimmed).��$300–400†
2051899-1901 Ogdens cricket cards, comprising “Cricketers Base M” [7/50]; plus “English Cricketer Series” [5/14].
Poor/G.��$200–250†
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1900 Cohen Weenen & Co. “Cricketers, Footballers & Jockeys”, complete set of cricketers [8/20], noted Fry,
Ranjitsinhji & Woods; plus 1906 “Owners, Jockeys, Footballers, Cricketers (Series 2)” [1/18 cricketers].
Fair/VG.��$250–300†
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1906 Sniders & Abrahams (Milo Cigarettes) “Cricketers in Action”, part set [33/40],
noted Warwick Armstrong, Victor Trumper, Lord Hawke & F.S.Jackson. Poor/G. Based on Chevalier Taylor’s
prints, probably the best looking cricket set.�� $600–800†
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1901 Ogden’s Guinea Gold “Cricketer Base I”, complete set [11], noted Lord Harris, Lord Hawke & S.M.J.Woods.
G/VG.��$250–300†
2081901 Ogden’s “General Interest, A Series” [25/25 cricket subjects]; “B Series” [27/27 cricket subjects];
“C Series” [4/37 cricket subjects]; “D Series” [5/5 cricket subjects]; “E Series” [15/15 cricket subjects];
& “F Series” [13/43 cricket subjects]. Mainly G/VG. (Total 89).��$200–250†
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1901 Ogden’s Tab Cigarettes “Our Leading Cricketers”, complete set [12], noted A.E. Trott, Albert Ward &
A.E. Stoddart. G/VG.��$200–250†
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1906 Wills “Australian Club Cricketers”, almost complete set [40/46], only 40 of this set are generally
obtainable, 6 are extremely rare. This group includes J.H.Pellew with brown framelines. Poor/G condition.
��$300–400†
2101901 Wm.Clarke & Son “Cricketer Series” [2/30], comprising No.19 W.G.Grace & No.25 D.L.A.Jephson.
Fair/G.��$200–250†
2211907 Taddy “County Cricketers” [10/238], including J.B.Hobbs. Fair/VG.�� $200–300†
2221907 Taddy “South African Cricket Team 1907”, part set [6/15]. Fair/VG.�� $150–200†
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1901 Wills “Cricketer Series 1901”, complete set [50]. Fair/VG.�� $1,000–1,250†
2121902 W.& F.Faulkner “Cricketers Series” [2/20], comprising No.4 R.Abel & No.11 Lord Hawke.
Poor condition. Cat. £275 each.�� $100–150†
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1903 Wills (Australia) “Australian & English Cricketers”, complete set [25], noted Victor Trumper,
Monty Noble & Plum Warner. Attractive set. G/VG.��$250–300†
214COMIC POSTCARDS: c1903-20s selection of cricketing postcards by various publishers & artists,
including Kinsella’s set of 6 boy cricketers. Fair/VG. (36)��$300–400†
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1907 Wills “Prominent Australian & English Cricketers” (1-50) complete set [50], noted Syd Gregory,
Victor Trumper & B.J.T.Bosanquet. Fair/VG. Difficult set to find in this condition.�� $500–600†
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2251907 Wills (Australia) “Prominent Australian & English Cricketers” (66-73, Red captions), complete set [8].
G/VG.�� $150–200†
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1904 Ogden’s “General Interest (Item 97-2, Cricket)”, complete set [21]. G/VG.��$250–300†
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216COMIC POSTCARDS: Collection of cricket related comic postcards, including cards by Donald McGill,
Tom Brown, Lance Thackeray. Fair/VG. (32)��$100–120
2171905 Sniders & Abrahams “Australian Cricket Team”, part set [11/15] & “Cricket Terms” [7/12].
Poor/G (one trimmed).��$200–250†
2181905 Wills (Australia) “Sporting Terms”, complete set [25], comprising Cricket Terms (10),
Cycling Terms (7) & Football Terms (8). Fair/G.�� $150–200†
1907 Wills (Australia) “Prominent Australian & English Cricketers” (51-73, Grey captions), complete set [23],
noted J.B.Hobbs, J.Hardstaff & H.Strudwick. Fair/VG.��$300–400†
1907 Wills (Australia) “Prominent Australian & English Cricketers” (1-50), part set [44/50];
Grey captions (51-73) [16/23]; Red captions (66-73) [4/8]. Condition varies, Fair/VG. (64)�� $250–300
2271907 Stephen Mitchell “Sports”, complete set [25], includes cricket (2), football, golf & rugby football.
Mainly G/VG. Scarce.�� $80–120
2281908 Wills “Cricketers” (with WILLS’S with large S), complete set [25], noted Hon.F.S.Jackson,
Plum Warner & Lord Hawke. G/VG.��$200–250†
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1908 Wills “Cricketers” (WILLS’s with small s), complete set [50]. G/VG.��$300–400†
2301908 Wills “Cricketers”, complete set [50], (5 WILLS’S & 45 WILLS’s). Fair/VG.�� $200–250
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1909 Wills (Australia) “Australian & English Cricketers” (Blue borders & “Capstan” on reverse),
complete set [25]. G/VG. Choice set.��$400–500†
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1 909 Wills (Australia) “Australian & English Cricketers” (Blue borders & “Vice Regal” on reverse),
complete set [25]. G/VG. Very nice set.��$400–500†
2331910 Wills (Australia) “Australian & South African Cricketers” (Blue borders, with “Capstan” on reverse)
[29/35]. One with dark background, others light. Poor/VG.�� $150–200†
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2341910 Wills (Australia) “Australian & South African Cricketers” (Blue borders, with “Vice Regal” on reverse)
[29/32]. Four with dark background, others light. Poor/VG.�� $150–200†
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1 911 Wills (Australia) “Australian & English Cricketers” (with “Capstan” on reverse), complete set [59].
Condition varies (as usual), mainly Fair/G.��$300–400†
2361911 Wills (Australia) “Australian & English Cricketers” (with “Havelock” on reverse), [9/59] & (with no brand on
reverse/British American Tobacco) [3/59]. Condition varies (as usual), Poor/G. Scarce.��$200–250†
2371912 Gallaher “Sports Series” [9/20 cricketers]. Poor/VG. Attractive & seldom seen group.�� $150–200†
2381912 Murray’s Cigarettes “Cricketers” (Series H), part set [2/20] with black front - G.L.Jessop & W.C.Smith.
G/VG.�� $100–120†
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1912 Reeves Chocolate “Cricketers”, complete set, noted J.B.Hobbs, W.Rhodes & P.F.Warner.
Fair/G. Colourful and attractive.��$400–500†
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1 912 Smith’s “Cricketers” (1-50), complete set, noted Jack Hobbs, Pelham Warner & Victor Trumper.
Fair/VG.�� $600–800†
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1 912 Smith’s “Cricketers” 2nd Series (51-70), complete set, noted E.Mayne, C.Kelleway & H.W.Taylor.
G/VG.�� $400–500†
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2541924-26 rare Australian cricket cards, noted 1924 Victorian Sporting Gazette (Snowball Art Series)
“Visiting English Cricket Team 1924” (2) - A.P.F.Chapman & R.Kilner; 1924 G.G.Goode “Prominent Cricketer
Series” [1/17]; 1926 Allens “Cricketers” [1/41]. ��$200–250†
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1925 R.& J.Hill “Famous Cricketers - including the S.Africa Test Team”, complete set [50],
noted Sutcliffe, Holmes & Nourse. Mainly G/VG.��$250–300†
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1925 R.& J.Hill “Famous Cricketers - including the S.Africa Test Team”, large size, complete set [50],
noted Sutcliffe, Holmes & Nourse. G/VG.��$250–300†
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1921 Trushine Boot & Lino Polish “Australian XI 1921”, almost complete set [11/12].
G/VG. Extremely rare.��$1,500–2,000
2431921 McIntyre Bros. (Australia) “Australian Champion Eleven, 1920-21” part set [3/15]; also 1922
“Film Artists Series No.1” [8/14 + different type of William S.Hart]; 1922 “Film Artists Series No.2”
[5/14 + 4 spares]. Poor/VG. Scarce.�� $150–200
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1921 McIntyre Bros. (Australia) “Australian Champion Eleven, 1920-21”, part set [10/15],
with tartan surround, noted J.Ryder, C.G.Macartney & W.A.Oldfield. Rare set. Good condition.�� $500–600†
1921 Godfrey Phillips silks “County Cricket Badges”, complete set [17]. Mainly G/VG. Scarce.��$250–300†
2461921-22 cricket cards, noted 1921 Football Special & Sporting Pictorial “Sportsmen Photostamps”
[2/42 cricketers known]; 1922 Boys’ Realm “Famous Cricketers” [15];
1922 Young Britain “Favourite Cricketers Series” [15 pairs]. Mainly G/VG.��$200–250†
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1922 Boys’ Magazine “Cricketers”, complete set [10]; plus 1922 Boys Magazine “County Cricket Teams”,
(size 200x155mm), complete set [7]. Mainly G/VG.��$200–250†
2481922 Boys’ Realm “Famous Cricketers”, complete real photo set, noted Rhodes, Gunn & Strudwick.
G/VG.�� $100–120†
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1923 R.& J.Hill “Famous Cricketers”, complete set [40], noted Lord Tennyson, J.B.Hobbs & Percy Fender.
G/VG.��$200–250†
2501923-25 cricket cards, noted 1923 D.C.Thomson “Cricketers” [8]; 1924 D.C.Thomson “Cricketers” [24];
1926 British American Tobacco “English Cricketers” [25]; 1925 Morris “Australian Cricketers” [25].
Mainly G/VG. (Total 82).��$300–400†
2511924 Godfrey Phillips (Pinnace) “Cricketers”, small size, real photo, part set [49/201]; plus large size,
real photo, part set [3/185]. G/VG.��$200–250†
2571925-26 scarce shaped cricket cards, noted 1925 The Magnet “Cricketers” [2/12]; 1926 The Magnet “Cricketers”
[7/8]; 1926 The Popular “Cricketers” [5/8]. Some faults, generally good condition.��$300–400†
2581926-56 cricket cards, noted 1926 Thomson “The World’s Best cricketers” [20/32]; Players “Cricketers 1934”
[50] & “Cricketers 1938” [50]; 1956 D.C.Thomson “The World’s Best Cricketers” [72]. Mainly G/VG.��$200–250†
2591926 Wills (Australia) “Cricketers”, part real photo set [43/63]. Fair/G.��$100–150
2601926-37 cricket cards, noted 1926 Wills (NZ) “English Cricketers” [25]; 1928 Millhoff “Famous Test Cricketers”
(standard size) [23/27]; Allens 1932 “Cricketers” [6/36]; 1933 “Cricketers” [3/36]; 1934-35 “Cricketers” [4/36];
1936-37 “Cricketers” [18/36]. Mainly Fair/VG. (79)�� $120–150
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1926 Amalgamated Press (Champion & Triumph) “Famous Test Match Cricketers”, complete set [32].
G/VG.��$120–150†
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1926 Barratt & Co. (Confectionary) “Australian Cricketers - Action Series”, complete set [16],
noted Herbert Collins, Bill Ponsford & Jack Ryder. Fair/VG.��$250–300†
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1926 Cohen Weenen & Co. “Cricketers”, complete set, noted Bert Oldfield, Jack Hobbs & Bill Woodfull.
G/VG. Scarce set.��$350–450†
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1926 Gallaher “Famous Cricketers”, complete set [100], noted Hobbs, Clem Hill & Victor Richardson.
Fair/VG.�� $150–200†
2651926 R.& J.Hill (Sunripe Cigarettes) “Caricatures of Famous Cricketers”, standard size [50] & large size [50].
Mainly G/VG.��$200–250†
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1924 Godfrey Phillips “Cricketers” (Brown Back), standard size, real photo, part set [154/192].
Mainly G/VG. Very scarce.�� $1,000–1,200†
2531924 Godfrey Phillips “Cricketers” (Brown Back), large size, real photo, part set [14/25].
Mainly G/VG. Very scarce.��$200–250†
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1926 J.A.Pattreiouex “Cricketers Series”, complete set [75], noted W.G.Grace, Charlie Macartney &
Jack Ryder. G/VG. Scarce & colourful.�� $700–900†
2671926 Godfrey Phillips “Famous Cricketers”, complete set [32], noted Bill Ponsford, Jack Ryder &
Percy Fender. G/VG. Scarce set.�� $150–200†
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1 926 Sweetacres (Minties) “Cricketers”, complete set, noted Bill Woodfull, H.Strudwick & C.Kelleway.
Fair/G.�� $300–400†
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1926 Wills (Australia) “Cricketers”, complete real photo set [63], noted Jack Gregory, Herb Collins &
Arthur Gilligan. One damaged, one Poor, others mainly G/VG. A difficult set to obtain in above average
condition, and only the third complete set we have offered.��$300–400†
2701926 cricket cards, noted 1926 Poppleton “Cricketers Series” [2/50]; 1926 Ogdens “Cricket 1926” [50];
1926 Thomson “The World’s Best Cricketers” [32]; 1926 Wills “English Cricketers” [25].
Mainly G/VG. (Total 109).��$250–300†
2711926-28 cricket cards, noted 1928 Churchman “Famous Cricket Colours” [25]; 1926 Players “Cricketers,
Caricatures by RIP” [50]; 1928 Major Drapkin “Australian & English Cricketers” [40]; 1928 Wills “Cricket Season
1928-1929” [40/48]. Mainly G/VG. (Total 155).��$250–300†
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1926 Players “Cricketers, Caricatures by RIP”, complete set [50], window mounted, framed & glazed,
overall 59x54cm.��$100–150
2731926 Gallaher “Famous Cricketers”, complete set, notedGrace, Hobbs, Clem Hill & Victor Richardson.
G/VG.�� $150–200
2741926-38 Players sets in album, compring 1926 “Cricketers, Caricatures by RIP” [50]; “Cricketers 1930” [50];
“Cricketers 1934” [50] & “Cricketers 1938” [50]. Mainly G/VG.�� $200–250
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1928 Australian (Giant Brand) Licorice “English Cricketers” (Blue Back), complete set [24].
VG. Superb condition.��$250–300†
2761928 Barratt & Co “Cricketers, Footballers and Football Teams” [9/77 cricketers]. Fair/G.��$100–125†
2771928 Millhoff “Famous Test Cricketers”, standard size [27] & medium size [27], complete real photo sets.
G/VG.��$250–300†
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2781928 Ogdens “Australian Test Cricketers 1928-29”, complete set [36], noted Don Bradman,
Archie Jackson & Jack Hobbs. G/VG.�� $150–200†
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1928 W.C.Douglass (Australian - flour, etc) “Cricket Season 1928-1929”, part set [2/16],
comprising No.2 J.B.Hobbs & No.3 H.Sutcliffe; plus rare Anonymous set (listed in Harris & Seymour p102)
[7/15 known + 1 not listed]. Poor/G. Rare sets.�� $500–600†
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1928 Amalgamated Press (Champion & Triumph) “England’s Test Match Cricketers”[16] &
“Famous Australian Cricketers [16]. Fair/VG (tone spots & few trimmed slightly).��$250–300†
2811928-29 cricket cards, noted 1929 Boys’ Magazine “Famous Cricketers Series [10]; 1928 Wills “Cricketers”
(1st Series) [50] & 1929 “Cricketers, 2nd Series” [50]. Mainly G/VG. (Total 110).��$200–250†
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2821928-38 cricket cards, noted 1928 Major Drapkin “Australian and English Cricketers” [40];
1932 Godfrey Phillips “Test Cricketers 1932-1933” [38]; 1938 Ogdens “Prominent Cricketers of 1938” [50].
Mainly G/VG. (Total 178).�� $250–300
2831928-36 cricket cards, noted 1928 Wills “Cricket” [50]; 1929 Wills “Cricket, 2nd Series” [50];
1936 Churchman “Cricketers” [50]. Mainly G/VG. (Total 150).�� $200–250
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1929 Barratt & Co “South African Cricketers”, complete set [16]. G/VG. Scarce set.�� $300–400†
2851929 Morrows (Australian - biscuits & confectionary) “Dinkum Sorts - Cricketers”, part set [12/42],
including J.B.Hobbs, V.Richardson & W.Oldfield. Fair/G. A rare set.��$200–250†
2861929 D.C.Thomson “Cricket Crests” complete set [16]. “Q Prize Cards” presented with Adventure,
Rover & Wizard magazines.�� $150–200†
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1929 United Tobacco Co (South Africa) “The South African Cricket Touring Team, British Isles, 1929”
(without facsimile autographs), part set [10/17]. Scarce group. G/VG.��$200–250†
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1929 United Tobacco Co (South Africa) “The South African Cricket Touring Team, British Isles, 1929”
(with facsimile autographs), complete set [17]. Scarce group. G/VG.��$350–450†
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1930 Richard Lloyd & Sons “Famous Cricketers Puzzle Series”, complete set. G/VG.
Scarce set in superb condition.��$200–250†
2901930 Australian (Giant Brand) Licorice “Australian Cricketers”, part set [25/27]; plus “English Cricketers”
[3/24]. Poor/VG.��$200–250†
2911930 Boys’ Magazine “Zat Card Series (Cricketers Series)”, standard size [12] & medium size [10/11].
G/VG. Scarce.�� $150–200†
2921930 D.C.Thomson “The World’s Best Cricketers” (Mauve), complete set, noted Archie Jackson,
Don Bradman & Maurice Tate. Mainly G/VG. Scarce.��$200–250†
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2931930 cricket cards, noted “The Magnet Album of Test Match Cricketers, 1930 Tour” with the 28 pictures
pasted in including Don Bradman; 1930 West’s Olympia Theatre “Australian Cricketers” [1/15];
Players “Cricketers 1930” [50]. Fair/VG.��$250–300†
2941930-31 Australian (Giant Brand) Licorice “Australian Cricketers”, part set [15/24],
(Back inscribed “There are 24 Photos in a complete set of Australians”). Fair/VG.��$120–150†
2951931 Australian (Giant Brand) Licorice “South African Cricketers”, complete set [12], noted A.J.Bell,
N.A.Quinn & E.A. Van Der Merwe. G/VG.�� $150–200†
2961931 United Tobacco Companies (South Africa) “Springbok Rugby & Cricket Teams 1931”, medium size,
complete set, noted H.B.Cameron, H.W.Taylor & X.Balaskas. G/VG.�� $150–200†
2971932-33 Allens “Bradman’s Records” [3/18]; 1932 “Cricketers” [36/36] & 1933 “Cricketers” [8/36].
Fair/VG.��$300–400†
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2981932-34 Barratt & Co. range with 1933 “Cricket Team Folders” [5/20]; 1932 “Famous Cricketers” [1/50];
1932 “Famous Cricketers Folders” [3/10] & 1934 “Famous Cricketers Folders” [6/34]. Fair/VG (two trimmed).
�� $150–200†
1932 Amalgamated Press “Australian & English Cricket Stars”, complete set [32], together with empty album.
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1 932 Australian (Giant Brand) Licorice “English Cricketers”, complete set (Back inscribed “There are 18 Photos
in a complete set”), including D.R.Jardine, H.Larwood & Nawab of Pataudi. One Poor. others Fair/VG.� $150–200†
3011932 Hoadleys Chocolates “Empire Games and Test Teams”, complete set [50], noted Maurice Leyland,
Bill Brown & Don Bradman. Mainly G/VG. Scarce - Cat. £450��$300–400†
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1932 Godfrey Phillips “Test Cricketers 1932-1933”, set inscribed “B.D.V.Cigarettes” [38]; set inscribed
“Grey’s Cigarettes” [38]; set with no brand title [38]; also scarce 1932 B.D.V.package design cut from packets
[2/55]. One Poor, others mainly Fair/VG.��$300–400†
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3031932 Sweetacres Champion Chewing Gum “Test Records” [32] & “Prominent Cricketers” [32], complete sets,
noted Don Bradman, Eddie Gilbert (one of the few sets to show this famous aboriginal fast bowler) &
Archie Jackson. Fair/VG.��$120–150†
3041933-36 cricket cards, noted 1933 Cadbury (NZ) “Celebrated Cricketers” [12]; Players “Cricketers 1934” [50];
1935 Galler “Champions, 2nd Series” [16 cricketers]; 1935 D.C.Thomson “Secrets of Cricket” [66/80];
1936 Australian Licorice “Australian & English Cricketers” [7/44]. Poor/VG.��$200–250†
3051933 Hoadleys “Australian Cricketers” [17/18] & “English Cricketers” [17/18]. Fair/VG.��$200–250†
1933 Hoadleys “Victorian Footballers” (numbered 51-100, text at base “A series of 100 League and
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Association”), complete set [50]. Mainly G/VG.�� $200–250
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1934-35 Allens “Cricketers”, complete set [39], including the two cards numbered 3 (Ebeling & Love),
12 (Nash & Oxenham) & 24 (Hornibrook & Hunt). Fair/VG.��$300–400†
1934 Amalgamated Press “Test Match Favourites”, complete set [40], noted Bill Woodfull,
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Douglas Jardine & Don Bradman. Fair/VG.��$200–250†
1934 Australian Licorice “Australian Cricketers”, part set [17/24]. Poor/VG. Very scarce.��$200–250†
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1 934 Carreras “A Series of Cricketers”, backs inscribed “Fine Quality Cigarettes” [50] & backs inscribed
“High-Class Cigarettes” [30]. G/VG. (Total 80).��$250–300†
1934 Dudgeon & Arnell (Patrol Tobacco) “1934 Australian Test Team”, complete set [16],
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noted Don Bradman, Bill Woodfull & Alan Kippax. G/VG.��$200–250†
3121935 Ardath “Cricket, Tennis & Golf Celebrities”, complete set (Brown back, NZ issue) [50],
plus complete set (Grey back, GB issue) [50]. G/VG. (Total 100).�� $150–200†
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1936 Hoadleys Chocolates “Test Cricketers”, complete set [40], noted Don Bradman,
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Bill Woodfull & Harold Larwood. Poor/VG.��$200–250†
3141936-38 cricket cards, noted 1936 Churchman “Cricketers” [50]; 1936-38 Ardath “Photocards”
[31 cricket subjects]; 1937 Barratt “Famous Cricketers” [2/60]; 1938 Barratt “Famous Cricketers” [11/40].
Mainly G/VG.��$250–300†
3151936-38 Griffiths Brothers range, with 1936 Black Crow Throat Drops “Australian Cricketers” [3/10 known];
1937 Black Crow Cough Drops “Australian Cricketers” [10/11]; 1937 Cruising Toffee “Australian Cricketers”
[7/10 known]; 1938 Black Crow Cough Drops “English Cricketers” [2/7 known]; 1938 Cruising Toffee
“English Cricketers” [3/7 known]. Poor/VG. Extremely rare. (Total 25).�� $500–600†
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1 936 Allens “Cricketers”, complete set [50], noted Don Bradman, Stan McCabe & Gubby Allen. G/VG.��$200–250†
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3171936 Amalgamated Press “Australian & English Cricketers 1936-37”, Real Photogravure Portrait postcards,
part set [10/20]. G/VG.�� $150–200†
3181938 Allens “Cricketers” (Coloured), complete set [36], including Don Bradman, Bill Brown & Len Hutton.
One poor, others Fair/VG.�� $150–200†
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1 938 Boys’ Captain Ties and Braces (Australia) “Cricketers”, complete set [18], noted Don Bradman,
Stan McCabe & Lindsay Hassett. G/VG. Very scarce.��$250–300†
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1938 Hignett Bros “Prominent Cricketers of 1938”, complete set [50], noted Denis Compton,
Sid Barnes & Lindsay Hassett. VG. Scarce set.��$300–400†
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1938 Hoadleys Chocolates “Test Cricketers”, medium size, complete set [36], noted Don Bradman,
Ross Gregory & Walter Hammond. Fair/G.��$300–400†
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1938 Sweetacres “Cricket Caricatures”, part set [18/24], noted Don Bradman, Lindsay Hassett,
Walter Hammond & Joe Hardstaff. Poor/VG. Rare��$300–400†
3231938-48 cricket cards, noted 1938 Ogdens “Prominent Cricketers of 1938” [50]; Players “Cricketers 1938” [50];
1938 Topical Times “Cricketers” [8]; 1948 Nabisco “Leading Cricketers” [32]. Fair/VG.��$200–250†
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1 946-47 Anonymous (Australia) “Cricketers” (with ages following players names), almost complete set
[33/34], noted Lindsay Hassett, Sid Barnes & Len Hutton. Fair/VG. Rare.��$400–500†
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1946-47 Coles Stores (Australia) “Cricketers in Australia” (Back without framelines), complete set [40],
noted Don Bradman, Ray Lindwall & Sid Barnes. Mainly G/VG.��$200–250†
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1946-47 Coles Stores (Australia) “Cricketers in Australia” (Back with framelines), complete set [40],
noted Don Bradman, Ray Lindwall & Sid Barnes. Mainly G/VG. Very scarce set.��$250–300†
3271946-2012 cricket cards & postcards, noted 1946 Anonymous “English Test Team 1946-1947” [1/2 known];
1948 Donaldson “Sports Favourites” (3 cricketers); 1950 W.C.Douglas “Fountain of Merit Series” [1/12
cricketers]; 1984 Brindley “Cricketers (The Jubilee Book of Cricket)” [30]; c1986 Aust Cig.Card Co.
“The First Australians - Tour of England 1868” [16]; 2000-05 Bodyline Books “Golden Age Greats Postcards”
(39). Poor/VG. (Total 151).��$200–250†
3281947 Amalgamated Press (Radio Fun) “Famous Test Cricketers”, almost complete set [21/24],
noted Lindsay Hassett, Don Bradman & Ray Lindwall. Fair/VG.�� $150–200†
3291947 Stamina Clothes (Australia) “No.4 Series - An Ideal Cricket Eleven”, complete set [11 + Title Card],
noted W.G.Grace, J.J.Kelly & Victor Trumper. G/VG. Scarce set.�� $150–200†
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1948 Kiddy’s Favourites “Popular Cricketers”, complete set [52], noted Don Bradman, Sidney Barnes &
Don Tallon. Mainly G/VG. Scarce - 1st complete set we have offered.�� $150–200†
3311950 Sporting Publicity “Cricket Stars”, complete set [32], noted Hutton, Hollies & W.G.Grace.
G/VG. Scarce.��$120–150†
3321950-53 cricket cards, noted 1950 Carreras “Famous Cricketers” (Turf slides) [50]; 1951 Potter & Moore
“English Cricketers” [20]; 1953 Morning Foods “Test Cricketers” [25]. Fair/VG.��$200–250†
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1953-54 Coles (Australia) “Australian & English Cricketers”, complete set [28]. G/VG.��$250–300†
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ON BRADMAN: 1995 Sanitarium (Weet-Bix) “The Bradman Collection”, complete set [20],
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Cricket – Team Sheets & Autograph Pages
335CRICKET AUTOGRAPHS: Collection beautifully presented on pages, most with associated pictures,
including Barry Richards, Cutly Ambrose, Shoaib Akhtar, Ian Botham, Alec Bedser, Geoff Boycott,
Colin Cowdrey, Kapil Dev, Sunil Gavaskar, Richard Hadlee, Merv Hughes, Doug Walters, Bill Lawry,
Dean Jones, David Boon. G/VG condition (136 items).��$400–500
336CRICKET AUTOGRAPHS: signed postcards (9), cricket cards (13), pictures (35) & pieces (25), nice range of
signatures including Brian Lara (4), Muttiah Muralitharan (2), Ian Botham, Shane Warne (7), David Boon,
Richie Benaud, Bill Brown, Arthur Morris, R.E.S.Wyatt, Frank Tyson, Clarrie Grimmett & Ricky Ponting.��$250–300†
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1930 AUSTRALIAN TEAM, autograph pages (2) with 15 signatures including Bill Woodfull, Victor Richardson,
Archie Jackson & Don Bradman. Together with reprinted team photograph. Fine condition.��$400–500
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1930-31 WEST INDIES TEAM TO AUSTRALIA, autograph page with 17 signatures including George Headley
(the black Bradman), Jackie grant (captain) & Herman Griffith; also the two umpires in the Victoria v West
Indies match. From the collection of umpire Herbert Nichols.��$500–600
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INTERNATIONAL TEST CRICKETERS: Signed autograph cards (93), nice collection c1931-2013, with cricketers
from England (12), Australia (12), West Indies (12), South Africa (12), India (12), New Zealand (12), Sri Lanka (11)
& Pakistan (10); noted Sir Alec Bedser, Mark Butcher, Rod Marsh, Mark Waugh, Michael Holding, Lance Gibbs,
Alan Donald, Gary Kirsten, Harbhajan Singh, Sir Richard Hadlee, Walter Hadlee,
Muttiah Muralitharan, Rameez Raja. (93)��$300–400
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c1931-32 AUSTRALIAN TEAM, “Lennons Hotel, Brisbane” letterhead with 11 signatures including
Bill Woodfull, Don Bradman, Jack Nitschke & Laurie Nash.�� $250–300
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1931-32 SOUTH AFRICAN TEAM, autograph page signed by the team that toured Australia, with 16 signatures
including Jock Cameron (captain), Alex Bell, Jim Christy & Ken Viljoen. Fine condition.�� $150–200
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1932 INDIA TEAM TO ENGLAND, autograph page with 16 signatures including C.K.Nayudu (captain),
Janardan Navle, Naoomal Jaoomal, , Syed Wazir Ali, Jahangir Khan & Amar Singh; together with team picture.
�� $250–300
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1 921 AUSTRALIAN TEAM, autograph page with 9 pencil signatures including Warwick Armstrong,
Herb Collins, Arthur Mailey & former England captain Archie MacLaren.��$300–400†
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1928-29 ENGLAND TEAM, autograph page with 12 signatures including Percy Chapman (captain),
J.B.Hoobs, Douglas Jardine (captain of the 1932-33 Bodyline team), Maurice Tate & Harold Larwood.
Also another page signed by two umpires in Victoria v England match. Fine condition.
From the collection of umpire Herbert Nichols.��$500–600
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1928 WEST INDIES TEAM (the year West Indies were granted full Test status), autograph page with 17
signatures including Karl Nunes (captain), Learie Constantine, Herman Griffith & Snuffy Browne. Very scarce.
��$600–800
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1932-33 ENGLAND “BODY-LINE” TEAM, autograph pages (2) with 15 signatures including R.E.S.Wyatt (twice),
Herbert Sutcliffe, Walter Hammond & Harold Larwood. (No Douglas Jardine). G/VG condition.��$600–800
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1932-33 ENGLAND “BODY-LINE” TEAM, autograph page with 15 signatures including Douglas Jardine
(captain), R.E.S.Wyatt, Nawab of Pataudi (scarce) & Harold Larwood. On reverse is 1931-32 Australia with
12 signatures including Don Bradman, Bill Woodfull & Clarrie Grimmett. Superb condition.��$1,000–1,200
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1 933 WEST INDIES TEAM, “Lord’s Cricket Ground, London NW8” letterhead with 12 signatures including
Jackie Grant (captain), George Headley (known as the black Bradman), Herman Griffith & Manny Martindale.
Fair/Good condition.�� $250–300
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1934 AUSTRALIAN TEAM, autograph page with 16 signatures including Bill Woodfull, Don Bradman,
Bert Oldfield, Bill Ponsford & Clarrie Grimmett. Together with reprinted photograph of Australian team at
Windsor Castle. Good condition.��$300–400
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1935-36 Australian Team to South Africa, autograph pages (2) with 14 signatures including
Victor Richardson (captain), Stan McCabe, Bill Brown, Bill O’Reilly & Ben Barnett.��$300–400
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1936 INDIA TEAM TO ENGLAND, autograph pages (2) with 21 signatures including Vijay Merchant,
Dattaram Hindelkar, C.K.Nayudu, Syed Wazir Ali, Jahangir Khan, C.S.Nayudu & Mushtaq Ali.��$300–400
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John Reid, Merv Wallace, Martin Crowe, Glenn Turner, Bert Sutcliffe & John Wright.��$600–800
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1938 AUSTRALIAN TEAM, official team sheet with 17 signatures including Don Bradman, Stan McCabe,
Sid Barnes (scarce) & Lindsay Hassett. Very good condition. Good example of Australia’s first official
team sheet.��$500–600
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1939 WEST INDIES TEAM, menu “West Indies v Warwickshire, President’s Luncheon, 9th August, 1939”,
with 17 signatures on front, including Rolph Grant (captain), George Headley, Kenneth Weekes &
Leslie Hylton (hanged in 1955 for murdering his wife - the only test Cricketer to have been executed).
Fine condition.��$300–400
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1946-47 AUSTRALIAN TEAM, autograph page with 12 signatures including Don Bradman, Lindsay Hassett &
Fred Freer (in his only Test). In autograph book with no other signatures of note. Fair/Good condition.��$300–400
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1 946-47 ENGLAND TEAM, autograph page with 14 signatures including Walter hammond, Alec Bedser,
Len Hutton & Bill Voce. G/VG condition.�� $200–250
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1947-48 Indian Team to Australia, official team sheet (scarce) with 18 signatures including L.Armanath,
Vijay Hazare & Vinoo Mankad. Folded, otherwise good condition.�� $150–200
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1952 Indian Team to England, official team sheet with 18 signatures including V.S.Hazare (captain),
H.R.Adhikari, Gulam Ahmed & Pankaj Roy. Scarce.�� $200–250
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1952-53 WEST INDIES TEAM, card with 12 signatures including Jeffrey Stollmeyer (captain),
Frank Worrell & Clyde Walcott.��$300–400
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1953 AUSTRALIAN TEAM: interesting collection of 6 autographs from a collector in 1953, with original
envelopes - Neil Harvey, Don Tallon, Jimmy de Courcy, Colin McDonald, Ian Craig & Ron Archer. �� $100–120†
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1954-55 WEST INDIES v AUSTRALIA, autograph page signed on both sides by Australians (8) & West Indies
(9) including Ray Lindwall, Richie Benaud, Keith Miller, Everton Weekes & Clyde Walcott. Together with
2-page letter dated 16.4.55 from Vincent Valentine (2 Tests 1933) who collected the autographs.�� $200–250
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1956 Indian Team to Sri Lanka, “S.P.Foenander MBE” letterhead with 15 signatures including V.S.Hazare
(captain), H.R.Adhikari, Gulam Ahmed & Pankaj Roy. Together with photograph of the team entering the field
with 5 signatures & match tickets (3). Scarce group.�� $200–250
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1992-93 Pakistan Team to Australia & NEW ZEALAND, official team sheet with 17 signatures including
Javed Miandad, Wasim Akram & Inzmam-Ul-Haq. Fine condition.��$100–120
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1997 India team to West Indies, team sheet with 18 signatures including Sachin Tendulkar, Sourav Ganguly &
V.V.S. Laxman; plus 1996 India team to South Africa, page with 14 signatures.�� $120–150
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EELONG: Framed items (5) including reprinted photograph of D.Hickinbotham (captain 1886 & 1888-89);
original painting of Gary Ablett Sr by G.Dingemans; reprinted Shilling cartoon re 1937 Premiership; reprinted
Weg cartoon. An attractive group.��$100–200
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1956 WEST INDIES TO NEW ZEALAND, autograph page with 15 signatures including Denis Atkinson (captain),
Gary Sobers, Everton Weekes & Alfred Valentine. Together with letter dated May 14th 1956 from NZ captain
Harry Cave who collected the autographs.��$300–400
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1957 WEST INDIES TO ENGLAND, “the Queens Hotel, Leeds” letterhead with 19 signatures including
John Goddard (captain), Clyde Walcott, Everton Weekes, frank Worrell & Gary Sobers. Together with
reprinted photograph of the team.��$300–400
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1958-59 WEST INDIES TO INDIA, “The Cricket Club of India Ltd, Brabourne Stadium, Bombay” letterhead
with 17 signatures including Gerry Alexander (captain), Gary Sobers, Rohan Kanhai, Wes Hall & Lance Gibbs.
Good condition.�� $250–300
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1958 SURREY, team sheet “Surrey, County Cricket Champions, 1952-53-54-55-56-57-58”,
with 16 signatures including Peter May, Alec Bedser, Jim Laker & Tony Lock. Fair condition.��$100–120
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1962 Pakistan team to England, official team sheet with 20 signatures including Javed Burki (captain),
Hanif Mohammad, Mushtaq Mohammad & Intikhab Alam.�� $150–200
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1965 New Zealand Team to India, Pakistan and the UK, official team sheet with 17 signatures including
John Reid (captain), Graham Dowling & Bert Sutcliffe.�� $100–120†
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1 965 South African Team, official team sheet with 16 signatures including Peter Van Der Merwe,
Peter Pollock & Graeme Pollock. Light folds, otherwise fine condition.�� $150–200†
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1968 Australian Team, official team sheet with 17 signatures, noted Bill Lawry, Alan Connolly,
Barry Jarman & Ian Chappell. Folded, otherwise VG condition.��$120–150†
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GEELONG: Team photograph, with title “Geelong Football Club, Tasmania, 1888” and players names
printed on mount, in original frame, overall 56x52cm. Fair/Good condition.��$1,000–1,500
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SRI LANKA: Collection of team sheets comprising 1977 v MCC; 1977 v Derrick Robins’ XI; 1982 v India;
1983 World Cup; 1983 v West Indies; also 1982 Arosa Sri Lanka (2 team sheets). G/VG. (7)�� $200–250
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INDIA: Autograph page signed by 1977 Indian team for 3rd Test in Melbourne, with 10 signatures;
plus 1991/92 Gala Test Match Dinner menu signed on front by Kapil Dev.��$100–120
FITZROY: 1903 letter listing the players chosen to represent the Fitzroy Club for the following season;
also mentions “Quite a rush has already taken place for members tickets, the first edition of 1000 is already
exhausted & the record of last year is already sure to be beaten”.��$100–150
384c1905-96 various football adverts & articles cut out of newspapers (46); plus 1960s Collingwood pennant.
��$100–200
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PAKISTAN: 1977 signed autograph pages (2); 1992-93 team sheets (2); also 1954 reprinted team photos (7).
�� $200–250
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COLLINGWOOD: c1910 small cloth badge (34x42mm) showing Collingwood footballer, that Collingwood
players were to sew onto their caps.��$100–150
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1980-81 Indian Team to Australia & NEW ZEALAND, page with 17 signatures including Sunil Gavaskar
(captain), G.R.Viswanath, Dilip Doshi & Roger Binny. Fine condition.��$100–150
386FOOTBALL COLLECTABLES, noted folder of club auction catalogues; annual reports of VFL Second Eighteens
1926 & 1939; Victorian Football Union (4) & Saturday Morning Football League (2); 1910 Australian Football
Council minutes (poor); 1948 Kia-Ora Sports Parade; ‘Champion’ footy stops in packet; Hurdy Gurdy that plays
“Up There Cazaly”; kewpie dolls (4).�� $250–300
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1 980 AUSTRALIAN TEAM, scorecard for Centenary Test, with 12 signatures including Greg Chappell,
Kim Hughes, Allan Border & Dennis Lillee.�� $100–120†
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1 986 Indian team, 2nd Test v Australia, official team sheet with 15 signatures including Kapil Dev (captain),
Ravi Shastri & Sinil Gavaskar. Good condition.��$100–120
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1 989 Australia v The Birmingham Centenary - League Cricket Conference, rare scorecard with
25 signatures including Allan Border, Geoff Marsh, Dean Jones, Bryan Knowles, Simon O’Donnell &
Maninder Singh.��$100–120†
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1991-92 WEST INDIES TO AUSTRALIA, autograph page with 13 signatures including Richie Richardson
(captain), Brian Lara, Desmond Haynes & Malcolm Marshall.��$100–150
RICHMOND: Member’s Season Ticket for 1920, with fixture list & hole punched for each game attended.
Fair condition.��$300–400
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COLLINGWOOD: Range with 1927 dinner menu for West Adelaide hosting Collingwood; 1969-81 newsletters
(15); Collingwood mini flashlight.�� $150–200
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1917 PIONEER EXHIBITION GAME IN CAMBRIDGE: Team photograph, titled “Australian Football Team,
Emmanuel College, Cambridge”, framed & glazed, 60x51cm; mounted on large football-shaped backing board
(overall 108x65cm), with text “First Australian Rules Football Exhibition in England. Played at Cambridge
University Oval 26.1.17. Captain W.Kennett an Old Hamilton Player”. Fair/Good condition.
Note: The first exhibition match had actually been played in London on 28th October 1916..��$600–800
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390NEWSPAPER LIFT-OUTS, SUPPLEMENTS & POSTERS: Collection in 9 binders, folder & bag, c1928-2008,
with ‘Herald-Sun’ & ‘Age’ sporting pages; ‘Age’ supplements; magazine supplements; ‘SA Advertisor’ lift-outs;
SA team photos & lift-outs; miscellaneous posters & placemats; newspaper banners.
Inspection will reward.��$300–400
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RICHMOND v CARLTON: “Souvenir of the Richmond & Carlton Football Clubs Tour of Queensland & New South
Wales, July-August 1930” rare 4-page programme/itinerary for both clubs, housed within a stiff card cover with
embossed graphics on the front, this one tied with a black & yellow twine. VG condition.��$200–250
3921933 ‘The News’ full page supplements “South Australian Football Captains”, almost complete set [7/8],
each 28x45cm. G/VG condition.��$100–150
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BIG “V” TEAM PHOTOGRAPHS: Victorian team photographs, noted 1948, 1952, 1954 (2 - v South Aust & WA),
1955 & 1968 (2 - v SA & WA). Each with title and players names printed on mount. Fair/G condition.
(7 items).��$500–700
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394FOOTBALL BADGES & PROTOTYPE MEDALS: Range of badges (46), noted Swan Districts (20) from 1948 to
1982; VFA for 1963 & 1978; Carlton Social Club 1970-71; CBC Bank - Richmond; WAFL; also prototype medals
“Premiers/ Grand Final 1980” & “Runners Up/ Grand Final 1980”; Medallion Club medal.�� $150–200
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EELONG: “Geelong 52 Premiers” Weg Caricature poster with 9 signatures including Bob Davis, Tom Morrow
& Bill McMaster, framed, overall 51x71cm; plus 1929 Weekly Times poster for Geelong (framed, 57x43cm).
(2 items).��$120–150†
396c1957 Greig’s Honey Football glass for Collingwood. Fine condition (with “Greig’s Honey” at base).�� $150–200
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OLLINGWOOD: Collection of Collingwood Social Club & Membership badges (51) including scarce 1960
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(showing new Social Club building) 1962 & 1963, through to 2005 with a few duplicates or different types;
also few other badges including “Magpie Football Club/Life Member”, “Collingwood Magpies/Herald for
Footy” & a Collingwood Cricket Club badge. Inspection will reward.��$1,500–2,000
398
ST.KILDA: 1966 Premiership Team, “SAINTS 66” Weg poster, signed at 2004 Premiership Players Club
induction, with 18 signatures including Ian Cooper, Ross Smith, Verdun Howell & Barry Breen,
limited edition 17/66, size 42x60cm. With CoA.��$300–400
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399WEG POSTERS: Original Weg posters for 1967, 1974, 1975 & 1977 in Poor condition.�� $200–250
400VFL PARK BADGES, extensive collection. Inspection will reward. (124)��$400–500
401CARLTON: 1970 original Weg poster, depicting Blues player with 6 fingers. Good condition
(minor peripheral faults).�� $250–300
402CARLTON: 1970 original Weg poster, depicting Blues player with 6 fingers.
Fair/Good condition (minor peripheral faults).�� $200–250
FOOTBALL MAGAZINES: Collection in 4 binders, noted “Football Life” (24 issues 1972-76 & 19 issues 1989-93);
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“Inside Football” (12 issues 2000-01); “Football Australia” (25 issues 1993-95) & others (5).�� $150–200
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404NEWSPAPER LIFT-OUTS & SUPPLEMENTS, collection in 10 binders, c1973-2008, with supplements &
lift-outs from ‘Herald-Sun’, ‘Sunday Age’ & ‘Sunday Press’.�� $200–250
405FOOTBALL COLLECTABLES: Box including fixtures, ephemera, programmes, badges, rosettes;
West Adelaide annual reports (5); 2005 West Adelaide Hall of Fame cards [26]; AFL Team 2001 Starter Deck;
West Coast 2006 Premiers souvenir. Inspection will reward.��$100–120
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PORT ADELAIDE: Collection of autographs (32 items), beautifully presented on pages, noted
Bruce Abernathy, Greg Anderson, Dave Boyd, Nathan Buckley, Kevin Doyle, Russell Ebert, Ian Hannaford,
Max James, Greg Phillips, Fos Williams.��$100–150
407
FOOTBALL GROUNDS: Set of 12 framed prints - The M.C.G., Victoria Park, Windy Hill, Glenferrie Oval,
Punt Road Oval, Western Oval, Princes Park, Kardinia Park Oval, Arden Street, Lakeside Oval, Junction Oval,
Brunswick Street Oval; all window mounted, framed & glazed, each overall 36x42cm.��$300–400
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408WEG ARTWORK: Original artwork of Tony Lockett (St.Kilda) & Peter Daicos (Collingwood),
each window mounted, framed & glazed, overall 55x70cm. (2 items).�� $80–120
409
INAUGURAL CLUB TEN MEMBERS 1995, display comprising Club 10 jumper, signed by the inaugural
Club 10 Members - Gary Ablett, Wayne Carey, Jason Dunstall, Stewart Loewe, Glen Jakovich, Greg Williams,
Tony Lockett, Garry Lyon, Gavin Brown & Gavin Wanganeen, window mounted with captions,
framed & glazed, overall 97x114cm. Limited edition 10/15.��$200–250†
410Range of memorabilia as issued by Australia Post; With 1996 AFL Centenary Folder of 16 booklets;
Special Event Sheets 2001 Sydney Swans, 2004 Brownlow winner, Chris Judd & Port Adelaide Power and
Essendon 2000, 2001, 2002 & 2003: 2004 set of 16 Prestige Booklets. Plus a range of First Day Covers,
maximum cards etc. Over 40 items.�� $250–300
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BRISBANE LIONS: Collection including signed footballs (2); Sherrin “Brisbane F.C. 2003 Premiers” football;
“Premiers 2001” books (2); signed photographs (2); Prostar “Headliners” (3). Also 1987 “Souvenir Program,
A Day in History. Brisbane Bears v Hawthorn, (Carrara), February 21, 1987”; other programmes with Super
League 1997 Grand Final (6); 2001-05 Rugby Union (22); Athletics 2007 Australian Championships (2).
Fair/Good condition.��$100–150
412
PREMIERSHIP PLAYERS’ CLUB: 2003 display “Fourth Personalised Stamp Issue” comprising sheet of
20 personalised stamps, with 20 signatures in margin including Jim Wills, Ray Wartman, Max Oppy,
Jack Jones, Neil Mann, Brian Gray, Fred Wooller, Daryl Baldock, Daryl Cumming, David Dench, Ken Hunter,
Russell Greene, Dean Wallis, Darren Crocker & Shaun Rehn, window mounted, framed & glazed,
overall 50x45cm. Sheet number 012 ex Stuart Spencer collection.��$100–200
4231921 J.J.Schuh “Australian Footballers” (Rays) part set [35/40]. Fair/G.�� $250–300
413
PREMIERSHIP PLAYERS’ CLUB: 2005 display “Sixth Personalised Stamp Issue” comprising sheet of
20 personalised stamps, with 20 signatures in margin including Donald Cordner, Allan Hird, Bill Deans,
Mick Twomey, Harvey Stevens, Ian Law, Bill Goggin, Ross Smith, Tom Hafey, David O’Halloran,
Michael Christian, James Hird & Glenn Archer, window mounted, framed & glazed, overall 50x45cm.
Sheet number 012 ex Stuart Spencer collection.��$100–200
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PREMIERSHIP PLAYERS’ CLUB: 2006 display “Seventh Personalised Stamp Issue” comprising sheet of
20 personalised stamps, with 20 signatures in margin including Jim Clark, Stan Rule, Fred Flanagan, Bill Rose,
Dick Fenton-Smith, Kevin Rose, Don McKenzie, Rodger Head, Dick Clay, Ian Owen, Ian Paton, Peter Wilson,
Matthew Hogg & Anthony Stevens, window mounted, framed & glazed, overall 50x45cm.
Sheet number 12 ex Stuart Spencer collection.��$100–200
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REMIERSHIP PLAYERS’ CLUB: 2007 display “Eighth Personalised Stamp Issue” comprising sheet of
20 personalised stamps, with 20 signatures in margin including Doug Williams, Harold Lambert, Ray Garby,
Peter Pianto, Murray Weideman, Ian Ridley, Brian Beers, Graeme Johnston, Ian Synman, Laurie Fowler, Terry
Wallace, Guy McKenna, Mark Bickley & Wayne Schwass, window mounted, framed & glazed, overall 50x45cm.
Sheet number 012/500 ex Stuart Spencer collection.��$100–200
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REMIERSHIP PLAYERS’ CLUB: 2008 display “Ninth Personalised Stamp Issue” comprising sheet of 20
personalised stamps, with 20 signatures in margin including George Hassell, Wally May, Terry Fulton,
Jim Gallagher, Ralph Lane, John McArthur, Kevin Cowboy Neale, Bryan Quirk, Rex Hunt, Geoff Southby,
Robert Diperdemenico, Peter Sumich, Denis Pagan & Tom Harley, window mounted, framed & glazed,
overall 50x45cm. Sheet number 051/500.��$100–200
424
1921-25 Suburban Premium “Victorian Footballers & Teams”, comprising “Numbered Cards”
[18/50 + 2 spares]; “Un-numbered Cards” [6/50]; “Team Photos” [2/9]; “Player Photos Not Numbered” [1/36].
Poor/G. Rarity 7 (Total 29). Also 2 damaged cards. ��$300–400
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1921-2007 cards, noted 1921-25 Suburban Premium (4); 1925 J.J.Schuh [1/60]; 1926 Craig & Hales [1/30];
1958 Jonco Football Shorts [2/45]; 1958 Atlantic [12/128]; 1975 Ampol VFL Coasters [8/12];
1987 VFL “Official Team Medals” for Collingwood (4); Sunday Age stickers 1990 [6], 1992 [16] & 1994 [16];
1999 Citibank [10/12]; 2007 Scanlens Archives (photos of 10 missing players); also Crown Lager labels for
2001-03 Brownlow medals. Poor/VG.��$500–600
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EN GRAHAM (1973- , former Geelong footballer, who has become a professional NFL punter, the first
Australian to have played in a Super Bowl) signature on New York Jets NFL jersey (Graham played for the
New York Jets 2005-08), window mounted, framed & glazed, overall 100x105cm.��$200–250†
Football (Australian Rules) – Cigarette Cards, Trade Cards & Postcards
418
1906 Dungey Ralph (Sweet Nell) “South Australian Footballers” [1/49 known] - J.Dawes (South Adelaide);
1923 Don Photo Series postcards (2) - “J.Moriarty, Fitzroy F.C.” & “Fitzroy F.C.”. Fair/VG. (3)�� $200–250
419
1908-09 Sniders & Abrahams “Australian Football - Incidents in Play” [11/16]. G/VG.��$600–800
420
1909 Perfection Tobacco “Team Colour Fixture Cards” printed on both sides - Geelong / St.Kilda.
Poor/Fair. Rarity 9.��$100–200
421
1909-10 Sniders & Abrahams “Australian Footballers - Victorian League Players”, Series E, part set [9/60];
plus 1907-08 “West Australian Footballers” [1/56]. Fair/VG.�� $150–200
422
1920 J.J.Schuh “Australian Footballers”, part set [25/60]. Poor/G.�� $200–250
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1921 McIntyre Bros. “Football Champion Series 1” - A.Rankin (Geelong). G/VG. Rare.�� $200–250
427
1921 McIntyre Bros. “Football Champion Series 1” - C.Rankin (Geelong). Fair/G (top right corner fault);
plus 1922 McIntyre Bros. “Football Champion Series 2” - L.Gale (Fitzroy) Fair (trimmed). Rare.�� $150–200
428
1921 McIntyre Bros. “Football Champion Series 1” - W.Cubbins (St.Kilda). G/VG. Rare.�� $200–250
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4341929 Griffiths (Black Crow) “Football Series” [10/210] - all Collingwood players. Fair/G.��$400–500
429
1922 Thorp’s Chocolate Fudge “Football Captains” [11/19 known], comprising P.Daykin (Brighton),
E.Jameson (Carlton), T.Drummond (Collingwood), S.Barker (Essendon), C.Lethbridge (Fitzroy), H.Craven
(Geelong), P.Wilson (Melbourne), G.Rawle (Nth Melb), L.A.Dobrich (Port Melb), W.Cubbins (St.Kilda) &
R.Cazaly (South Melb). Fair/G. Scarce.��$500–600
430
1922-23 J.J.Schuh (Magpie Cigarettes) “Portraits of our Leading Footballers”, part set [18/103],
comprising Nos. 1, 7, 10, 16 (F.Linney), 17, 18, 35, 36, 37, 39, 41, 44, 50, 54, 58, 59, 65 & 68. Poor/G.��$100–150
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1929 Griffiths (Black Crow) “Football Series” [10/210] - all Fitzroy players. Poor/G.��$300–400
436
1929 Griffiths (Black Crow) “Football Series” [18/210] - all Footscray players. Fair/G.�� $350–450
437
1929 Griffiths (Black Crow) “Football Series” [12/210] - all Geelong players. Fair/G.�� $350–450
1 923 Lenten’s Shamrock Store (Bendigo) “Victorian Country Footballers” [5/98] - Bendigo East No.3 D.Currie
& No.4 J.H.Cannan; Eaglehawk No.6 L.H.Rowe; Rochester No.10 C.Winchcombe & No.21 G.Butcher.
Fair/VG. Rare.��$300–400
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1 923-24 Pals “Australian Sportsmen”, rare complete set [27], noted Aust. Rules football (15), cricket (8),
rugby league (2), tennis & olympics. Fair/VG.��$250–350
433
1926 Cain’s Sweets “Collingwood and Fitzroy Footballers” [6/36], comprising No.3 T.Corrigan, No.4 G.Hellwig,
No.9 H.Jenkin, No.12 G.Gordon, No.14 E.Elliott & No.15 L.Wigraft. Fair/G condition. Rare.��$500–700
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438
1929 Griffiths (Black Crow) “Football Series” [9/210] - all Hawthorn players. Fair/G.��$300–400
439
1929 Griffiths (Black Crow) “Football Series” [16/210] - all Melbourne players. Fair/G.��$300–400
440
1929 Griffiths (Black Crow) “Football Series” [10/210] - all North Melbourne players. Fair/G.�� $150–200
441
1929 Griffiths (Black Crow) “Football Series” [12/210] - all Richmond players. Fair/G.��$300–400
4421929 Griffiths (Black Crow) “Football Series” [14/210] - all South Melbourne players. Poor/G.�� $250–300
443
c1933 Australian Licorice “VFL Lapel Pins” [1/12] - Hawthorn. G/VG.��$150–250
4441933-75 football cards (34) including 1975 Tip Top “VFL Footballers” [9/28]; also Boyles postcard for
Footscray team (creases); 1985 Footscray season tickets (2); VFL badge; ties for VFL (2) & SAFL.
Poor/G.��$100–150
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451c1940-51 Chas. Boyles real photo “VFL Teams Postcards” for Collingwood (4 different - 1946, 1948, 1953 &
1960); and “Victorian Footballers Postcards” for Collingwood players (4). Fair/G.�� $200–250
452
1953 Argus “1953 Football Portraits”, large size (11x19cm), part set [13/72]. G/VG.��$400–500
1963 Bryant & May “Collingwood Matchbooks” [24/33 known]; plus another group [27/33] stuck down on
453
pages. Also few Collingwood grandstand tickets (11).��$300–400
454
c1964 Mobil “Weg Mobilgas VFL Club Mascots Decals”, 2 almost complete sets [each 10/12].
G/VG. Rarity 6.�� $200–250
455
1972 Sunicrust “Weg’s Footy Funnies”, complete set [40]. Fair/G.�� $200–250
445
1933 Licorice Larks “Association Footballers” complete set [48]. Poor/VG.��$500–600
446
1933 Carreras (Standard Cigarettes) “Football Series” (Bob Mirams Caricatures), complete set [72].
Mainly G/VG.��$400–500
456
1 973 Scanlens “Footballers”, Club Mascot Sticker Inserts, complete set [12]. Fair/G. Very scarce.��$400–500
457
1976 McDonalds “VFL Emblem Stickers” [10/12] ; plus c1978 Peters “SANFL Club Mascots”, part set [7/10].
Mainly G/VG.��$100–150
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447
1933 Godfrey Phillips “Victorian Footballers - A Series of 50”, complete set [50]. Mainly G/VG.�� $200–250
1933 Wills “Footballers 1933”, complete set [200]. Mainly G/VG.�� $200–250
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1933 Carreras (Standard Cigarettes) “Football Series” (Bob Mirams Caricatures), part set [54/72].
Mainly G/VG.�� $200–250
1979 Yakka “Collingwood Stickers” [18]; 1982 Yakka “Collingwood Stickers - Series II” [1/27];
plus Collingwood player photos c1987 (19), 1988 (24) & 1989 (39). Mainly G/VG.�� $250–300
459c1981-99 range, noted 1981 Hamilton FC coasters [19]; 1990 ABC Radio “weg stickers” [15/30];
1998 Ansett “Player Pop-Ups” [16]; 1999 Select “North Melb Premiership Card”; Tip Top bread wrappers (2).
Mainly G/VG.�� $200–250
460c1990-2012 football cards in large box, noted album of 1994 Cazaly Classics; album of 1995 Select including
“Tribute Cards” [4] & “Jason Dunstall Legend Card”. Inspection will reward.��$100–120
4611995-97 Select football cards in four albums, with base sets & chase cards. G/VG. (1363)�� $120–150
4621997-2002 “Official AFL Sticker Albums’ (12 full & 3 empty) from the Murdoch newspapers - ‘Herald-Sun’,
‘Mercury’, ‘The Advertiser’ & ‘Sunday Times’.�� $150–200
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4501934 MacRobertsons “½d Champions” [16/17 footballers]; plus No.70 cricketer Ben Barnett.
Fair/VG. Rarity 7.�� $400–600
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Football (Australian Rules) – “Football Records” & similar publications
4631912 “The Victorian Football Follower”, Vol.16 No.24, for Friday 27th September, 1912 (end-of-year edition,
covering Essendon’s win over Carlton in the VFL Grand Final). Poor condition (lacks covers & the pages have
been trimmed). Also “Football, Australian Rules”, Booklet produced by the ABC around the mid-1930s.
Good condition. (2)�� $150–200
4641946 “Football Record”s, comprising 2nd Semi Final - Essendon v Collingwood (resulted in a draw, and was
replayed a week later); plus Preliminary Final - Melbourne v Collingwood. Fair/Good condition. (2)��$100–150
4651951-53 “Football Record”s, noted 1951 (4), 1952 (5) & 1953 (9) including Coronation Day Souvenir.
Fair/Good condition (one missing covers).�� $250–300
4661953 “The Football Record, Coronation Day Souvenir, MCG, Tuesday, June 2, 1953”, Lightning Premiership
featuring all 12 teams, with attractive colour cover. Also WW2 period passport c1944 (Estonian).
“Deutsches Reich Fremdenpass” & Rising Eagle with Swastika on the inside cover. Fair/Good condition. (2)
��$100–150
Football (Rugby Union)
474
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UGBY AUTOGRAPHS: “Wallaby Gold - 100 Years of Australian Test Rugby” by Jenkins [Sydney, 1999],
signed by 437 rugby players, noted David Campese, Phil Kearns, Chris Whittaker, Willie Ofahengaue,
Glen Ella, Tim Horan, Gary Ella, Jason Little, John Eales, Chris Latham, Stirling Mortlock, George Gregan,
Mark Ella & Ken Catchpole. Fair/Good condition, though this signed tome is a real work of love.��$600–800
Football (Soccer)
475c1936-38 Topical Times “Footballers”, size 47x124mm (20) & size 94x248mm (20). Mainly G/VG.��$120–180†
476
MANCHESTER UNITED: Programmes for the two FA Cup Finals either side of the Munich tragedy in Feb.1958.
The programme for 1957 Final when Busby’s Babes lost surprisingly to Aston Villa 2-1 (Wood the goalkeeper
was injured in collision with McParland who scored both the Villa goals). A year later they surprisingly reached
the final against all odds, only to lose to Bolton, both goals scored by Lofthouse. Only Foulkes & Charlton
played in both games. G/VG condition.�� $100–150†
477FOOTBALL GREATS, signed “Autographed Editions” cards - Steve Coppell, Noel Cantwell, Dion Dublin,
Tommy Smith, Phil Thompson, Emlyn Hughes, Mark Lawrenson, John Barnes, Larry Lloyd & Phil Neal. (10)
��$200–250†
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OVERSEAS MATCHES: Rare group including 1963 Geelong v Melbourne in San Francisco; 1975 North
Melbourne v PNG; 1986 Hawthorn v Carlton in Japan; 1987 “Battle of Britain” Carlton v North Melbourne.
Fair/VG. (18)��$400–500
468
INTERNATIONAL RULES: Group of scarce programmes for 1968, 1990, 1999, 2001, 2003, 2008, 2010 (2);
also 1983 Dublin Colleges tour to Australia (2) & 1999 Youth Tour.�� $200–250
4691996-2000 “Football Record”s, noted 1996 (32), For Kids (9), Centenary Souvenir Edition, Almanacs (7),
Season in Review (4), Souvenir Editions (4), Finals 1897-1997 & 1897-1998; AFL Members Edition (3).
Mainly G/VG. (62)��$100–150
470c1998-2008 programmes for pre-season & practice matches (58), nearly all clubs represented Adelaide
(9), Brisbane (6), Carlton (6), Collingwood (10), Essendon (10), Fremantle (2), Geelong (8), Hawthorn (3),
Melbourne (8), North Melb (9), Port Adelaide (6), Richmond (9), St.Kilda (9), Sydney (13), West Coast (1),
Western Bulldogs (11) & others (3). Fair/VG. (58)�� $200–250
Football (Rugby League)
471
1935 NEW ZEALAND RL TEAM, autograph pages (2) with 16 signatures including Bert Cooke (captain),
Lou Brown, Arthur Kay, Cliff Satherley, Jim Laird, Lou Hutt & Jim Calder.��$100–150
472
1936 QUEENSLAND v ENGLAND, autograph pages (2) with pencil signatures of Queensland (12) including
Fred Gilbert, Harry Robison, Pat McMahon & Les Heidke; and England (18) including Jim Brough (captain),
H.Woods, Tommy Armitt, H.Jones & H.Beverley. (Queensland team on reverse of part of England team).
Also 1932 TOOWOOMBA RL TEAM, autograph page with 14 pencil signatures including Herb & Arch Steinohrt
& Fred Gilbert.�� $200–250
473
RUGBY LEAGUE GROUP: “Gold Coast Titans” football signed by 2009 team with c24 signatures; card signed
by Laurie Daley & Andrew Ettinghausen; 1950 Papua team photograph (the first Papuan rep. team) with
players identified on reverse; plus collection of b/w & colour photographs (18) of 1975 Pacific Cup in PNG.
��$100–150
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478
DAVID BECKHAM, signature on Real Madrid shirt, window mounted with action photograph,
framed & glazed, overall 90x111cm. With CoA.��$300–400†
479
REAL MADRID: Real Madrid home shirt signed by Cristiano Ronaldo & Kaka, window mounted with
photographs of each footballer, framed & glazed, overall 90x111cm. With CoA.��$250–300†
480
1922-39 football cards, noted 1922-23 Gem Library “Footballers” [23/25]; 1922 Magnet Library “Footballers”
[14/15] & 1922-23 “Teams” [8/10]; 1922 Sport and Adventure “Famous Footballers” [10/46]; 1922-23
Amalgamated Press (The Champion) “Sportsmen” [13/66]; 1922 Nelson Lee Library “Footballers” [15 pairs];
Players “Footballers 1928” [50] & “Footballers 1928-9” [25]; 1934 Players “Hints on Association Football” [50];
1939 Wills “Association Footballers” [50]. Fair/VG. (273)�� $150–200
Golf
4811939 Players “Golf”, cigarette cards, complete large size set. Mainly G/VG. (25)��$80–100
482
PAYNE STEWART, display comprising signature on 18th Hole Flag from 1999 US Open Championship,
window mounted, framed & glazed, overall 87x78cm. With CoA.��$100–200
483
ICK FALDO, display comprising signed golf flag, cap, towel & glove (glove with fading), framed & glazed,
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overall 86x108cm; also print “Par 3 17th, Royal Troon Golf Club” signed by Justin Leonard. (2 items).�� $150–200
484
TIGER WOODS, “The 1997 Masters” display (Tiger Wood’s first major championship) comprising signed card,
window mounted with six photographs, framed & glazed, overall 57x47cm. (Signature a trifle faded,
though nice early display).�� $80–120
485
2003 BRITISH OPEN, display comprising signatures of Ben Curtis, Vijay Singh & Thomas Bjorn on 18th Hole
Flag from 2003 British Open Championship, window mounted, framed & glazed, overall 82x80cm.
With CoA.��$100–200
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2003 US OPEN, display comprising “Olympia Fields/ US Open/ 2003” flag with signatures of 14 US Open
Golf Champions - Ernie Els, Jim Furyk, Hale Irwin, Retief Goosen, Lou Graham, Lee Janzen, Steve Jones, Tom
Kite, Larry Nelson, Jack Nicklaus, Corey Pavin, Tom Watson, Tiger Woods & Fuzzy Zoeller, window mounted,
framed & glazed, overall 90x86cm. With CoA.�� $250–500
487
TIGER WOODS & KARRIE WEBB, display with golf gloves signed by each player, window mounted with
photographs, framed & glazed, overall 66x79cm.�� $200–250
Horse Racing
4881921 J.J.Schuh (Magpie Cigarettes) “Australian Jockeys”, unnumbered [30/30] & numbered [30/30].
Fair/G.��$100–150
489HORSE RACING BADGES, noted “Victoria Racing Club” (12) including beautiful 1936-37 & 3 different Private
Box badges; “Victorian Country Racing Official”; SAJC Trainer (2); “Victorian Lady Jockeys Association”;
Lady’s badges (7) from AJC, Adelaide, SAJC, VRC & Werribee; VATC (6), MVRC (4); VRTA (3); also badges
from Cranbourne, Geraldton, Mildura, Moe, Nhill, Onkaparinga, Pakenham, Port Lincoln, St.Patricks RC Broken
Hill, Sydney Turf Club, Townsville & Warrnambool. Plus other horse racing badges (3) & VFL Park.
Mainly G/VG. (52)��$150–250
490HORSE RACING COLLECTABLES: Jockeys silks (2); 1938 ‘Turf’ Calendar showing Heroic & others;
1939 ‘Capstan’ Calendar showing Melbourne Cup; 1940 ‘Turf’ calendar showing Rivette; VRC badges (6)
for 1939-40, 1953-54, 1957-58, 1958-59, 1959-60 & 1962-63. Fair/VG.��$300–400
491AUTOGRAPHS, including Scobie Breasley, Des Colman, Jim Cassidy, Bart Cummings, Mick Dittman,
Shane Dye, Pat Glennon, Greg Hall, John Hawkes, Roy Higgins, Jim Johnson, John Letts, Lestor Piggott,
John Tapp & Gai Waterhouse.��$100–120
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1 956 Olympic Torch, aluminium, with legend around top “XVI OLYMPIAD 1956: OLYMPIA - MELBOURNE”,
mounted on wooden stand, overall 46cm tall.��$10,000–15,000
497BALANCE OF WEIGHT-LIFTING OFFICIAL’S COLLECTION: Blazers (3) with Australian Blazer “A.A.U. of A.”,
“Victorian Amateur Weight-Lifters Association” & “International Weightlifting Federation - Referee 1”;
also a blazer pocket & embroidered badges (6). 1965-93 Games Medals (9), Official’s Badges (4) & Plaque (1).
Ex Ted Hanlon, Australian Amateur Weightlifting Federation President.�� $100–200†
4921907 Sniders & Abrahams “Australian Racehorses”, almost complete set [56/57], includes scarce error card
“Magazine”, but missing replacement card “Maximise Late Magazine”. G/VG.��$200–250†
Olympic Games
493
OLYMPIANS AUTOGRAPHS: Collection in three albums, mainly Australian gold medal winners, with 115 signatures
including Grant Hackett, Russell Mark, Kirstie Marshall, Libby Lenton, Giaan Rooney, Shane Gould, Dawn Fraser,
Murray Rose, Bill Roycroft, John Konrads, John Winter, Clint Robinson, Andrew Hoy, Nova Perris, Kathy Watt,
Dean Lukin, Michelle Ford, Betty Cuthbert, David Thiele & Mervyn Wood. Also videos (4).��$300–500
494“Olympic Games of London, 1908. IV International Olympiad. Programme. Programme of Eighth Day,
Tuesday, July 21st, 1908” with athletics, swimming, fencing, wrestling; plus music and fireworks.
Good condition (some adherance to back cover).��$200–250†
495“The American Olympic Committee Report. Games of the X Olympiad, Los Angeles, California. III Olympic
Winter Games, Lake Placid New York, 1932”; plus “The 1948 London Olympic Games” by Evelyn Thomas
[London, 1948]; “A Pictorial Souvenir of the Olympic Games, London 1948” edited by Green [London, 1948].
Fair/Good condition. (3)��$180–220†
498
1972 Olympic Torch, nickel and chromium steel, 75cm tall, shaft with handguard, manufactured by Krupp,
with legend at base, “Munchen 1972/ Spiele der XX Olympiade”. G/VG condition.�� $1,200–1,500
499Sydney 2000/AFL display comprising Replica Guernsey (white with Olympic Rings in colour on front) as used
in the Australian Football Demonstration Match played at the MCG during the 1956 Melbourne Olympics,
limited edition 930/2000, attractively mounted, framed and glazed, overall 79x109cm. With CoA.�� $150–200
Tennis
5001923-87 tennis cards, noted 1923 Sarony “Tennis Strokes” (2 sets); 1928 Players “Lawn Tennis” [49/50];
1930 Godfrey Phillips “Lawn Tennis” (2 sets); 1934 MacRobertsons “Champions” (8 tennis players);
1936 Players “Tennis” [50]; 1987 Fax-Pax “Tennis” [38]. Fair/VG. (276)��$100–150
5011930 Godfrey Phillips “Lawn Tennis” [25]; plus 1936 Players “Tennis” [50]. G/VG.��$100–120
502TENNIS AUTOGRAPHS: Collection beautifully presented on pages, most with associated pictures,
noted Kim Clysters, Jim Courier, Jennifer Capriati, Margaret Court, Pat Cash, Roy Emerson, Tim Henman,
Lindsay Davenport, Stefan Edberg, Neale Fraser, Rod Laver, Pat Rafter, Ken Rosewall, Frank Sedgman.
(35 items).��$100–150
End of Sale
2014
AUCTION
CALENDAR
Tuesday 4 March
A Private Collection of European & Asian Antiques & Art
Wednesday 19 March
The Australian Art Collection of Sandra Powell & Andrew King
Wednesday 1 April
The Charles Blackman Fundraising Auction
Sunday 13 April
Antique & Collectable Cameras
Wednesday 30 April
The Julian Sterling Philatelic Auction, Part 1
Stamps, Coins & Postal History
Tuesday 6 May
Quarterly Collectors Auction Series
Entries invited for Collectables, Antiques, Historical Memorabilia,
Ephemera & Books
Wednesday 21 May
Sporting Memorabilia
Entries invited for cricket, football and general sporting
memorabilia & collectables
Tuesday 27 May
Tuesday 3 June
Australian Antiques & Historical Collectables
Entries invited for Australian decorative arts, books, colonial art,
collectables, historical memorabilia & jewellery
Tuesday 17 June
The Autumn Auction Series
Entries Invited for Chinese & Asian Art, Decorative Arts & Antiques
Tuesday 24 June
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placing a bid on behalf of the Seller. The
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either by placing consecutive bids or by
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particular lot, and at the auction these are
the highest bids on that lot, then the lot will
be sold to the person whose written bid
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of the sale and we do not accept liability
for failing to execute a written bid or for
errors or omissions which may arise. It is
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and sole discretion to refuse any bid, to
advance the bidding in such a manner as
he may decide, to withdraw or divide any
lot, to combine any two or more lots and,
in the case or error or dispute and whether
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to cancel the sale or to reoffer and resell
the item in dispute. If any dispute arises
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will be the buyer and the striking of
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contract for sale between the Seller and
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(including frames or glass where relevant)
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Mossgreen reserves the right to refuse any
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$250
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$500
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$15,000–$25,000
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$25,000–$50,000
$5,000
$50,000–$150,000
$10,000
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$20,000
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the hammer price plus GST. (Goods and
Services Tax) where applicable.
B) PAYMENT AND PASSING OF TITLE
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(comprising the hammer price, buyers
premium and any applicable taxes and
GST) not later than 5 days after the auction
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The buyer will not acquire title for the lot
until Mossgreen receives full payment in
cleared funds, and no goods under any
circumstances will be released without
confirmation of cleared funds received. This
applies even if the buyer wishes to send
items interstate or overseas.
Payment can be made by direct transfer,
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to pay more than $10,000AUD then this
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where the card holder is not present, can
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Mossgreen is entitled to retain items sold
until all amounts due to us have been
received in full in good cleared funds.
Subject to this, the Buyer shall collect
purchased lots within 5 days from the
date of the sale unless otherwise agreed in
writing between Mossgreen and the Buyer.
At the fall of the hammer, insurance is the
responsibility of the purchaser.
D) PACKING, HANDLING AND SHIPPING
Mossgreen will be able to suggest removals
companies that the buyer can use but
takes no responsibility whatsoever for the
actions of any recommended third party.
Mossgreen can pack and handle goods
purchased at the auction by agreement
and a charge will made for this service. All
packing, shipping, insurance, postage &
associated charges will be borne by the
purchaser.
E) CULTURAL HERITAGE EXPORT LICENCES
Unless otherwise agreed by us in writing,
the fact that the buyer wishes to apply
for an export licence does not affect his
or her obligation to make full payment
immediately, nor our right to charge
interest or storage charges on late
payment. It is the Buyer’s responsibility to
check Australia’s Protection of Moveable
Cultural Heritage Act 1986 before purchase.
If the Buyer requests Mossgreen to apply
for an export licence then we shall be
entitled to charge a fee for this service. We
shall not be obliged to rescind a sale nor
to refund any interest or other expenses
incurred by the Buyer where payment is
made by the Buyer in circumstances where
an export licence is not granted.
F) REMEDIES FOR NON-PAYMENT
If the Buyer fails to make full payment
immediately, Mossgreen is entitled to
exercise one or more of the following rights
or remedies (in addition to asserting any
other rights or remedies available under
the law)
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to charge interest at such a rate as we
shall reasonably decide
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to hold the defaulting Buyer liable
for the total amount due and to
commence legal proceedings for it’s
recovery along with interest, legal
fees and costs to the fullest extent
permitted under applicable law
iii) to cancel the sale
iv) to resell the property publicly or
privately on such terms as we see fit
v) to pay the Seller an amount up to the
net proceeds payable in respect of the
amount bid by the defaulting Buyer.
In these circumstances the defaulting
Buyer can have no claim upon
Mossgreen in the event that the item(s)
are sold for an amount greater than the
original invoiced amount.
vi) to set off against any amounts which
Mossgreen may owe the Buyer in any
other transactions, the outstanding
amount remaining unpaid by the Buyer.
vii) where several amounts are owed by
the Buyer to us, in respect of different
transactions, to apply any amount
paid to discharge any amount owed in
respect of any particular transaction,
whether or not the Buyer so directs.
viii) to reject at any future auction any bids
made by or on behalf of the Buyer or
to obtain a deposit from the Buyer
prior to accepting any bids.
ix) to exercise all the rights and remedies
of a person holding security over any
property in our possession owned by
the Buyer whether by way of pledge,
security interest or in any other way, to
the fullest extent permitted by the law of
the place where such property is located.
The Buyer will be deemed to have been
granted such security to us and we may
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retain such property as collateral security
for such Buyer’s obligations to us.
publication of the catalogue or a process
which at the date of the publication of the
catalogue was unreasonably expensive
or impractical or likely to have caused
damage to the property.
x) to take such other action as Mossgreen
deem necessary or appropriate
If we do sell the property under
paragraph (iv), then the defaulting
Buyer shall be liable for payment
of any deficiency between the total
amount originally due to us and the
price obtained upon reselling as well as
for all costs, expenses, damages, legal
fees and commissions and premiums
of whatever kinds associated with both
sales or otherwise arising from the
default.
If we pay any amount to the Seller under
paragraph (v) the Buyer acknowledges
that Mossgreen shall have all of the rights
of the Seller, however arising, to pursue the
Buyer for such amount.
G) FAILURE TO COLLECT PURCHASES
Where purchases are not collected within
48 hours from the sale date, whether or
not payment has been made, we shall be
permitted to remove the property to a
warehouse at the buyer’s expense, and
only release the items after payment in
full has been made of removal, storage
handling, insurance and any other costs
incurred, together with payment of all
other amounts due to us.
6. Extent of Mossgreen Liability
Mossgreen agrees to refund the purchase
price in the circumstances of the Limited
Warranty set out in paragraph 7 below. Apart
from that, neither the Seller nor we, nor any of
our employees or agents are responsible for
the correctness of any statement of whatever
kind concerning any lot, whether written or
oral, nor for any other errors or omissions in
description or for any faults or defects in any
lots. Except as stated in paragraph 7 below,
neither the Seller ourselves, our officers,
agents or employees give any representation
warranty or guarantee or assume any liability
of any kind in respect of any lot with regard to
merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose,
description, size, quality, condition, attribution,
authenticity, rarity, importance, medium,
provenance, exhibition history, literature or
historical relevance. Except as required by local
law any warranty of any kind is excluded by
this paragraph.
7. Limited Warranty
Subject to the terms and conditions of this
paragraph, the Seller warrants for the period of
thirty days from the date of the sale that any
property described in this catalogue (noting
such description may be amended by any
saleroom notice or announcement) which is
stated without qualification to be the work of
a named author or authorship is authentic and
not a forgery. The term “Author” or “authorship”
refers to the creator of the property or to the
period, culture, source, or origin as the case may
be, with which the creation of such property is
identified in the catalogue.
The warranty is subject to the following:
i)
it does not apply where a) the catalogue
description or saleroom notice
corresponded to the generally accepted
opinion of scholars and experts at the date
of the sale or fairly indicated that there
was a conflict of opinions, or b) correct
identification of a lot can be demonstrated
only by means of a scientific process
not generally accepted for use until after
ii)
the benefits of the warranty are not
assignable and shall apply only to the
original buyer of the lot as shown on the
invoice originally issued by Mossgreen
when the lot was sold at Auction.
iii) the Original Buyer must have remained the
owner of the lot without disposing of any
interest in it to any third party
iv) The Buyer’s sole and exclusive remedy
against the Seller in place of any other
remedy which might be available, is the
cancellation of the sale and the refund of
the original purchase price paid for the
lot less the buyers premium which is non
refundable. Neither the Seller nor Mossgreen
will be liable for any special, incidental nor
consequential damages including, without
limitation, loss of profits not for interest.
v) The Buyer must give written notice of
claim to us within thirty days of the date
of the Auction. The Seller shall have the
right, to require the Buyer to obtain two
written opinions by recognised experts in
the field, mutually acceptable to the Buyer
and Mossgreen to decide whether or not to
cancel the sale under warranty.
vi) the Buyer must return the lot to Seller in
the same condition that it was purchased.
8. Severability
If any part of these Conditions of Sale is found by
any court to be invalid, illegal or unenforceable,
that part shall be discounted and the rest of the
Conditions shall continue to be valid to the fullest
extent permitted by law.
9. Copyright
The copyright of all images, illustrations and
written material produced by Mossgreen
relating to a lot including the contents of this
catalogue, is and shall remain the property at
all times of Mossgreen and shall not be used by
the Buyer, nor by anyone else without our prior
written consent. Mossgreen and the Seller make
no representation or warranty that the Buyer of
a property will acquire any copyright or other
reproduction rights in it.
10. Law and Jurisdiction
These terms and conditions and any matters
concerned with the foregoing fall within the
exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of the state
in which the auction is held.
11. Pre-Sale Estimates
Mossgreen publishes with each catalogue our
opinion as to the estimated price range for
each lot. These estimates are approximate
prices only and are not intended to be
definitive. They are prepared well in advance
of the sale and may be subject to revision.
Interested parties should contact Mossgreen
prior to auction for updated pre-sale estimates
and starting prices.
12. Sale results
Mossgreen will provide auction results,
which will be available as soon as possible
after the sale. Results will include buyer’s
premium. These results will be posted at www.
mossgreen.com.au.
13. Goods and Service Tax
In accordance with A New Tax System (Goods
and Services Tax) Act 1999 Mossgreen
Auctions will collect on behalf of the Australian
tax office (ATO) a Goods and Service Tax (GST)
of 10% on all applicable transactions.
GST is applicable on the hammer price in the
case where the seller is selling property that is
owned by an entity registered for GST. GST is
also applicable on the hammer price in the case
where the seller is not an Australian resident.
These lots are denoted by a dagger symbol †
placed next to the estimate.
GST is also applicable on the buyer’s premium.
Overseas buyers and buyers non-resident in
Australia will not be charged GST on both
hammer price and premiums under the
following conditions:
1.
The items are exported through a
Mossgreen approved freight company
including Australia Post
2.
The items are exported within 60 days of
the date of the sale
The invoice supplied by Mossgreen for
purchases will be regarded as a Tax invoice for
GST purposes.
14. Resale Royalty Scheme
Under the legal obligations of the Resale
Royalty Scheme for Visual Artists Act 2009,
sellers must provide the following information
to comply with the act:
•
was the artwork acquired after 8 June
2010?
•
is the sale/reserve price (including GST)
$1,000 or more?
•
is the artist from Australia or a country
listed in the Regulations to the Act?
•
is the artist alive, or deceased less than 70
years?
The seller:
i)
acknowledges that he or she understands
his or her legal obligations under the
Resale Royalty for Visual Artists Act 2009
(the Act);
ii)
undertakes to comply with all requirements
of the Act, including by providing its agent,
the company, with accurate information
sufficient for compliance with sections 28
and 29 of the Act;
iii) undertakes to indemnify the company for
any loss incurred by the company as a
result of the vendor’s failure to comply with
any of the vendor’s legal obligations under
the Act; and
iv) acknowledges that if he or she fails
to comply with any of his or her legal
obligations under the Act, the company
may provide the vendor’s name and
contact details to Copyright Agency
Limited (CAL).
Lots subject to payment of the Resale Royalty
Scheme will be denoted by the §. The
Australian Resale Royalty is a flat rate of 5%
on the hammer price (including GST). The
Australian Resale Royalty is payable by the
buyer in addition to the buyers premium plus
any applicable GST.

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