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† GST on HAMMER, meaning this GST added onto not just the
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to an artist’s resale royalty.
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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
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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
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Please complete the Telephone or
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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
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buyer’s premium only, unless indicated
otherwise by the symbol †
Resale Royalty Scheme
Lots subject to payment of the
Artists Resale Royalty Scheme will
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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
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Please contact us if packing and
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arrangement for clients attending the
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Quotes available on request.
International Buyers
International buyers not previously
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SPORT - GENERAL
TABLE OF
CONTENTS
Section
Lot
Sport - General
601–603
Billiards
604
Boxing
605–621
Commonwealth & Empire Games
622–627
Cricket – 19th Century
628–652
Cricket – 1900 to 1927
653–696
Cricket – The Bradman Era
697–782
Cricket – 1949 to Date
783–869
Cricket – Cigarette & Trade Cards
870–883
Cricket – Team Sheets & Autograph Pages
884–894
Football (Australian Rules)
895–955
Football (Australian Rules) – Cigarette & Trade Cards
956–1078
Football (Australian Rules) – Football Records & similar publications
1079-1094
Football (Rugby League)
1095–1097
Football (Rugby Union)
1098–1100
Football (Soccer)
1101–1104
Golf
1105–1107
Horse Racing
1108–1113
Motor Racing
1114–1115
Olympic Games
1116–1123
Tennis
1124–1126
ILLUSTRATED ONLINE
More images can be found online at www.mossgreen.com.au
Additional images are being added everyday
601
“The Usher Diary 1911” published by Andrew Usher & Co Scotch Whisky [Edinburgh, 1910],
includes Sporting information (results include Melbourne Cup), illustrations including King George
V. Fair/Good condition.�� $120–150
602
SIGNED ITEMS: Poster for The Invincibles 50th Anniversary plate with 8 signatures including Bill Brown,
Arthur Morris, Neil Harvey & Sam Loxton; “Australian Legends - Sir Donald Bradman” FDC signed by
Don Bradman; 1999 Colonial Classic tennis poster with 5 signatures including Mark Philippoussis,
Andre Agassi, Pat Rafter & Pete Sampras; three tennis books signed by Evonne Goolagong Cawley;
signed photo of Steffi Graf.��$150–200
603
SIGNED ITEMS: Wallabies jersey signed by David Campese; 2003 Wallabies jersey signed & endorsed;
Nick Reiwoldt signed display; Footscray jumper signed Tony Liberatore & Chris Grant (endorsed to
Ivan); Australia shirt with 3 signatures (sport unknown). (5 items).��$100–120
BILLIARDS
604
ANTIQUE IVORY BILLIARD BALLS, c1870s-80s, group of 24. Fair/Good condition.��$2,000–2,500
BOXING
605
MUHAMMAD ALI, signature on ‘Everlast’ boxing glove. With ‘Online Authentics’ No.OA-7847324.
��$500–700
606
MUHAMMAD ALI, signature on pair of “Everlast” boxing shorts. With ‘Online Authentics’
No.OA-8090187.��$500–700
607
MUHAMMAD ALI, signature on pair of “Everlast” boxing shorts. With ‘Online Authentics’
No.OA-8090169.��$500–700
608
MUHAMMAD ALI, display comprising pair of signed ‘Everlast’ boxing shorts (signature faded), window
mounted with 3-D photo of Muhammad Ali, framed & glazed, overall 105x86cm. With CoA.�� $250–350
609
MUHAMMAD ALI, signed photograph of Muhammad Ali with punching bag, size 51x40cm.
With ‘Online Authentics’ No.OA-8090274.�� $400–500
610
MUHAMMAD ALI, signed photograph from the Muhammad Ali vs Doug Jones fight, March 13th 1963,
size 40x51cm. With ‘Online Authentics’ No.OA-8090285.��$350–400
611
MUHAMMAD ALI, signed photograph from the Muhammad Ali vs Sonny Liston fight, February 25th
1964, size 51x36cm. With ‘Online Authentics’ No.OA-0000179.�� $350–450
612
MUHAMMAD ALI, signed colour photograph of Ali standing over Sonny Liston, size 28x35cm.
With CoA No.0431.��$250–300
613
MUHAMMAD ALI, signed colour photograph of Ali standing over Sonny Liston, size 41x51cm.
With CoA No.65298.�� $300–400
614
MUHAMMAD ALI, signed b/w photograph of Ali standing over Sonny Liston, size 51x41cm.
615
MUHAMMAD ALI, signed b/w photograph of Ali standing over Sonny Liston, size 51x41cm.
616
MUHAMMAD ALI, signed b/w photograph of Ali at weigh-in with Sonny Liston, size 51x41cm.
With CoA No.0477.��$200–250
617
MUHAMMAD ALI & THE BEATLES, photograph of Ali clowning around with The Beatles,
signed “Muhammad Ali”, size 51x40cm. With CoA No.0510.��$250–300
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608
606
611
607
617
610
618
609
632
614
638
622
612
619
613
636
637
623
630
640
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618
MUHAMMAD ALI & THE BEATLES, photograph of Ali standing over The Beatles,
signed “Muhammad Ali”, size 51x40cm.��$250–300
634
“Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack” for 1875 & 1876, second facsimile reprints (1974),
bound together in tan cloth, preserving salmon pink wrappers.�� $120–150
619
MUHAMMAD ALI, signed colour photograph of Ali standing over George Foreman, size 51x41cm.
635
“Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack” for 1877 & 1878, second facsimile reprints (1974),
620
MUHAMMAD ALI: Print “Muhammad Ali” by Mark Sofilas, signed by Muhammad Ali and the artist
and numbered 63/250, size 59x89cm. With ‘Online Authentics’ No.OA-7303681.�� $400–500
636
‘VANITY FAIR’ CRICKET PRINT: “Cricket” (W.G.Grace) by Spy (Sir Leslie Ward), colour lithograph,
published June 9 1877, framed & glazed, overall 27x40cm.
621
KOSTYA TSZYU, signed print “The Thunder from Down Under - Kostya Tszyu, Undisputed Super
Lightweight Champion of the World”, framed & glazed, overall 69x99cm.��$80–120
The first ‘Vanity Fair’ cricket print.�� $300–400
637
W.G.GRACE, nice signature below photo from book “W.G.Grace Cutting”.��$400–500†
638
1884 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.�� $500–600
639
‘VANITY FAIR’ CRICKET PRINT: “Australian Cricket” (George Bonnor) by Ape (Carlo Pelligrini),
colour lithograph, published Sept 13 1884, framed & glazed, overall 27x40cm.��$150–200
640
JACK WORRALL PENDANT: Gold pendant, decorated with bloodstone, engraved inside
“FITZROY C.C./Presented by, R.Bright Esq, to J.Worrall. Bowling Average, Season 1890-91”.
COMMONWEALTH & EMPIRE GAMES
622
1934 2nd BRITISH EMPIRE GAMES IN LONDON, Participation Medal “British Empire Games/
London/1934”, bronze, 44mm diameter, in original presentation case. Very attractive and scarce.
��$300–400†
623
1950 4th BRITISH EMPIRE GAMES IN AUCKLAND, Participation Medal “British Empire Games/1950”,
bronze, 52mm diameter, engraved on reverse “Miss P.McWilliams”, in scarce original presentation case.
��$300–400†
624
1958 BRITISH COMMONWEALTH GAMES IN CARDIFF, Participation Medal “1958 VI.British Empire
and Commonwealth Games, Cardiff, Wales”, 55mm diameter, engraved on rim “Robert Kotei”.
Worrall played 11 Tests 1884-99; and also played football for Fitzroy 1884-92. He was a coach in both
sports, becoming the first football coach at Carlton 1902-09; and later Essendon 1911-20.��$1,000–1,500
641
CRICKET BOOKS, noted “How’s That? Including A Century of Grace” by Furniss & Milliken [Bristol,
1896]; “Old Cricket and Cricketers” by Montgomery (Bishop of Tasmania) [London, 1890];
“W.G.Grace 1848-1915” by Sugden [Surrey, 1965].�� $100–120†
642
‘VANITY FAIR’ CRICKET PRINT: “Yorkshire Cricket” (Lord Hawke) by Spy (Sir Leslie Ward),
colour lithograph, published Sept 24 1892, framed & glazed, overall 27x40cm.��$150–200
643
1893 AUSTRALIAN TEAM: Original cabinet card photograph (16x11cm), with title “Eighth Australian
Cricketing Team, 1893” and players’ names printed on mount, produced by The London Stereoscopic
& Photographic Company, window mounted, framed & glazed, overall 38x34cm. Photo mount with
rounded corners (top left damaged), otherwise Good condition.�� $300–400
644
PATENT: “Patent No.7767 A.D.1893 Improvements in Cricket Bats” by James Whitestone
[London, 1894], 3 pages plus fold-out diagrams.��$100–120
645
“Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack” for 1895, rebound in tan cloth, preserving original wrappers. G/VG.
��$200–250
646
CRICKET PRINT, “A Cricket Match in Mary-le-Bone Fields, 1740” by Lawrence Josset (1910-95), after
a painting by Francis Hayman (1748), signed by the artist and numbered 114/375, window mounted,
framed & glazed, overall 79x72cm.��$80–120
‘VANITY FAIR’ CRICKET PRINTS: “I Zingari” (John Loraine Baldwin) by Spy (Sir Leslie Ward),
published Sept 5th 1895; “Plum” (Sir Pelham Warner) by Spy, published Sept.3rd 1903; “A Tested
Centurion” (J.B.Hobbs) by WH (Wallace Hester), published Aug.7th 1912, each framed & glazed,
each overall 27x40cm. Condition A. (3 items).��$150–200
647
PAINTED CRICKET BAT, full size cricket bat, with painting in oil on blade “Thomas Hope of
Amsterdam”, (from the painting by Jean Francois Sablet, 1792, in the MCC collection at Lords).
�� $100–150†
CRICKET LITERATURE, noted “The Manual of Cricket” by F.H.Ayres [London, 1895]; “The Ashes The Australians are here! Souvenir of 1938 Tour” [London, 1938]; “George Lohmann - The Beau Ideal”
by Ric Sissons [Sydney, 1991]. Fair/Good condition.�� $200–250†
648
“Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack” for 1896, rebound in tan cloth, preserving back wrapper. Fair/G.
��$200–250
630
“Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack” for 1864, 1865, 1866 & 1867, second facsimile reprints (1974),
bound together in tan cloth, preserving salmon pink wrappers.��$250–300
649
“Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack” for 1897, rebound in tan cloth (no wrappers). Fair/G.��$200–250
631
“Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack” for 1868, 1869, 1870 & 1871, second facsimile reprints (1974),
bound together in tan cloth, preserving salmon pink wrappers.��$250–300
650
651
632
1868 AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINALS TEAM: “The First Australian Cricket Team to Tour England 1868”
by Dave Thomas, oil on board, signed “Dave Thomas 2001” lower right, framed, overall 104x79cm.
�� $300–500
“Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack” for 1899, rebound in brown cloth, preserving front wrapper.
Fair condition.��$150–200
652
VICTOR TRUMPER, pencil signature on piece.
Major General Robert Kotei (1935-79) was a soldier, politician and track and field athlete, who won
bronze in the high jump (the only Ghanaian to win a medal). He was once the Chief of Defence Staff
of the Ghana Armed Forces and also a member of the Supreme Military Council which ruled Ghana
between 1975 and 1979. He was executed in 1979, following a military coup.�� $200–250†
625
1966 COMMONWEALTH GAMES IN JAMAICA, Participation Medal “1966 VIII British Empire and
Commonwealth Games, Kingston, Jamaica”, 54mm diameter.��$100–120
626
PARTICIPATION MEDALS, from 1974 Christchurch, 1982 Brisbane (in presentation case),
1990 Auckland & 1994 Victoria (in presentation box. Also 1958-70 badges (6).�� $250–300†
627
2002 COMMONWEALTH GAMES IN MANCHESTER, Participation Medal, 50mm diameter,
in original presentation case.��$120–150†
CRICKET - 19TH CENTURY
628
629
Victor Trumper played 48 Tests 1899-1912. Australian Test Player No.79.�� $300–400
633
“Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack” for 1872, 1873 & 1874, second facsimile reprints (1974),
14
15
CRICKET - 1900 TO 1927
653
“Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack” for 1900, rebound in tan cloth, preserving original wrappers. Fair/G.
��$150–200
654
c1900 pop-up Christmas card, “Wishing you a joyful Christmas”, very attractive and scarce,
with pop-up batsman, wickets, wicket-keeper & slips fielder. G/VG condition.��$100–150
655
��$150–200
656
“Cricket & Cricketers Illustrated. International Cricket” by Mid-On, published under the
Auspices of the Melbourne Cricket Club and the Victorian Cricket Association [Melbourne, c1901].
G/VG condition.��$150–200
657
JOHN GUNN, nice signature on postcard. John Gunn played 6 Tests 1901-05. Also c1876 original
artwork for an invitation “The Free Forester Cricket Club request the honour of _______ Company at
Willis’ Rooms on June 27th”. Attractive and scarce. (2 items).��$100–120
658
WARWICK ARMSTRONG, superb pencil signature on piece.
Warwick Armstrong played 50 Tests 1901-21, including 10 as Australian captain.��$200–250
659
“Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack” for 1902, rebound in brown cloth, preserving front wrapper. Fair/G.
�� $120–150
660
MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB, 1902-3 membership badge, made by J.R.Gaunt, pin missing,
engraved on reverse “M”.��$1,500–2,000
661
“Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack” for 1903, rebound in brown cloth, preserving original wrappers. Fair/G.
�� $120–150
662
1903-04 AUSTRALIA v ENGLAND, panoramic postcard by H&B - “Melbourne Cricket Ground, Australia
v England”; also c1950s postcards published by Marylebone Cricket Club (2). Fair/VG condition.
��$150–200
663
“Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack” for 1904, rebound in brown cloth, preserving original wrappers. G/VG.
��$150–200
664
VICTOR TRUMPER: Superb half-tone offset lithographic print of Victor 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.��$2,000–2,500
665
��$150–200
666
��$150–200
��$100–120
667
668
669
“Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack” for 1909, rebound in tan cloth, preserving front wrapper. Fair/G.
�� $120–150
COLLECTIONS
All goods must be collected and paid before 5pm on Friday 13 December 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.
670
1909 AUSTRALIAN TEAM, large official team photograph, by photographer T.Bolland, signed to
mount by the entire team, 16 signatures - Monty Noble (captain), Victor Trumper, Vernon Ransford,
Warren Bardsley, Hanson Carter, Peter McAlister, Roger Hartigan, Bill Whitty, Albert Cotter,
Jack O’Çonnor, Bert Hopkins, Warwick Armstrong, Syd Gregory, Frank Laver, Charles Macartney &
William Carkeek, window mounted, framed & glazed, overall 76x90cm. Tear in lower left corner of
mount (through Trumper signature), otherwise very good condition and exceptional in this size.
�� $5,000–7,500
671
672
��$150–200
673
��$150–200
674
�� $120–150
675
“Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack” for 1914, rebound in tan cloth (no wrappers). Fair/G.�� $120–150
676
“Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack” for 1915, rebound in brown cloth (no wrappers). Fair condition.
�� $120–150
677
“Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack” for 1916, Willows Reprint (1990), limited edition 807/1000. G/VG.
�� $120–150
678
��$200–250
16
17
645
678
680
660
720
664
679
691
723
724
730
ex 707
725
728
792
746
762
775
779
782
756
791
699
732
711
788
796
18
19
679
“Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack” for 1918, rebound in brown cloth, preserving front wrapper. G/VG.
�� $300–400
CRICKET - THE BRADMAN ERA
680
��$250–300
697
�� $120–150
681
�� $120–150
682
WARWICK ARMSTRONG, signed photograph, window mounted, framed & glazed, overall 34x39cm.
698
DON BRADMAN’S FIRST TEST BAT:
Warwick Armstrong played 50 Tests 1901-21 including 10 as Australian captain. Australian Test Player
No.80.��$150–200
683
�� $120–150
684
1920s-40s CRICKET BOOKS, noted “Cricket! Its Origin and Development” published by the ABC
[Sydney, 1935]; “A History of Cricket” by Altham & Swanton [London, 1938]; “Cricket” by Bill Woodfull
[London, 1936]; “My Cricketing Life” by Don Bradman [London, 1938]. Fair/Good condition.��$100–120
685
��$100–120
686
“Bussey Cricketers Diary” for 1923 (missing covers), 1924, 1925, 1926, 1927, 1928, 1929, 1930 & 1931.
Fair/Good condition.��$200–250
687
“Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack” for 1923, rebound in tan cloth, preserving original wrappers
(back wrapper with faults). Fair condition.�� $120–150
688
WILLIAM WHYSALL’S MATCH USED CRICKET BAT: Full size “Sykes - Roy Kilner” Cricket Bat, signed
in the ownership position by William Whysall, and match-used in the 1924-25 England tour of Australia.
Signed on the fronr by 1924-25 England team, 18 signatures including Arthur Gilligan, J.B.Hobbs,
Herbert Sutclliffe & Maurice Tate; signed on reverse by 1924-25 Australian team, 12 signatures including
Herbie Collins, Bill Ponsford, Victor Richardson & Jack Gregory. Bat varnished, so signatures in Fair/
Good condition, bat with some tape reinforcement at base.
William “Dodge” Whysall played 4 Tests for England, was a Wisden Cricketer of the Year in 1925, and
played 371 first-class matches for Nottinghamshire. He died tragically in 1930, after slipping on a dance
floor, injuring his elbow, and contracting septicaemia.�� $1,000–2,000
689
��$100–120
690
1924-25 VICTORIAN TEAM, official team photograph with title “Victorian Cricket Team,
Winners Sheffield Shield 1924-25”, and players names on mount, noted Edgar Mayne (captain),
young Bill Woodfull & Stork Hendry, size 30x25cm. Good condition.�� $150–200†
691
WESTERN AUSTRALIA: Team photograph with hand-painted title “Western Aus. Team Adelaide Oval
28/10/25”, with 15 signatures on mount including Samuel Rowe (captain), Mervyn Inverarity, Patrick
Quinlan & Andrew Meek, size 31x25cm. Rare - WA did not join the Sheffield Shield until 1947-48.
��$200–300
692
�� $120–150
693
TABLECLOTH WITH EMBROIDERED AUTOGRAPHS: Tablecoth with 16 embroidered signatures
of 1926 Australian team, including Herbie Collins, Warren Bardsley, Charlie Macartney, Johnny Taylor,
Bill Woodfull, Jack Ryder, Bert Oldfield & Clarrie Grimmett. Fair/Good condition.��$100–150
694
CRICKET IN NEW ZEALAND: Scrapbooks (2) of press clippings, one covering Season 1926-27, other
Season 1927-28. Also included are 1926 Wills (NZ) “English Cricketers” [25] stuck to pages.�� $100–150†
695
��$150–200
696
��$200–250
Full size “Duke & Son - Warren Bardsley” Cricket bat, signed to the reverse under the headings
1928 England and Australia - 19 signatures from the 1928-29 English team headed by Chapman,
including Jardine, Tate (2), Hendren, Leyland, Patuadi, Larwood; and to the right reverse 17
signatures headed unusually by Jackson and including an early Bradman, Ryder, Woodfull, Andrews,
O’Reilly, Richardson. Later inclusions collected by Bradman for this charity item include Richardson,
Ironmonger and Alexander. 47 signatures in all. Unique and desirable.
This is Don Bradman’s first Test cricket bat, donated by him for ‘The Most Popular Boy Cricketer
Competition for Don Bradman’s Bat’ arranged by The Sun newspaper (Sydney) in 1930. Boys
sold tickets, referred to as “runs”, at a cost of 1d each, with the money raised to endow the “Don
Bradman Cot” at the hospital. The winner of the competition was George Lethbridge, then a student
at Mowbray House School, Chatswood, whose 27,554 runs represented over £114 to the Royal
Alexandra Hospital for Children. Lethbridge has signed the upper reverse, but a keen eye will also
spot Bradman’s ‘DGB’ signature in the upper reverse space just below the corded grip.
This bat marks the beginning of Bradman’s Test career. Bradman played his first Test in November
1928 scoring 18 and 1 on a wet pitch. With this bat he also scored 106 for St George v Gordon, and a
double - 131 and 133* for NSW, both in October.
The bat was presented to George Lethbridge in September 1930 by the Lord Mayor of Sydney and
had been in the family ever since. The bat has been on display in the Cricketers’ Club of New South
Wales and was also on display as part of an “Australian Icons” exhibition at the State Library of New
South Wales in 2006.
The bat is accompanied by the original certificate awarded to George Lethbridge.
First sold by Leski Auctions in September 2008, and put on display at the National Sports Museum
at the MCG from 2008-2012.��$120,000–150,000
20
699
21
ALAN KIPPAX’S 1928-29 MATCH USED CRICKET BAT:
703
CRICKET EPHEMERA: Large box of ephemera, menus, tickets, invitations, cricket books & publications,
noted signed Don Bradman items in small frames (4); W.A.Oldfield catalogues (4) for 1963-64, 196465, 1969-70 & 1975-76; silk scorecard 1957 England v West Indies. Inspection will reward.�� $300–400
704
DON BRADMAN’S BAT FROM THE 1930 5TH TEST AT THE OVAL:
Full size “Walter Warsop - Alan Kippax” Cricket Bat, match used by Alan Kippax, with silver plaque
affixed to reverse “Presented to, Sydney Hospital, By Alan Kippax Esq., & Purchased at Auction
by, Charlton Morton Esq., 18.3.29”. Signed below by 1928-29 England & 1928-29 Australia; and
later by 1934 Australia & 1934 England, a total of 58 signatures including Jack Ryder, Alan Kippax,
Don Bradman (in his first Test series), A.P.F.Chapman, J.B.Hobbs, Bill Woodfull & R.E.S.Wyatt. Bat
varnished, so signatures in good condition.��$5,000–10,000
700
�� $120–150
701
EDDIE GILBERT, display comprising signature on piece, window mounted with action picture,
framed & glazed, overall 54x24cm.
Eddie Gilbert, aboriginal fast bowler, played 23 matches for Queensland 1930-36.
Extremely rare autograph.�� $300–400
Full size “Sykes - Don Bradman - World’s Record” Cricket Bat, match-used by Don Bradman in the
1930 Fifth Test at the Oval, where he scored 232 runs. One of two bats used in the innings. With
hand-painted title “Final Test Match, 1930, England, Australia”, and signed below by both teams,
with 26 signatures including J.B.Hobbs, R.E.S.Wyatt, Herbert Sutcliffe, Bill Woodfull, Bill Ponsford,
Don Bradman & Clarrie Grimmett. Marked “Don Bradman” in the ownership position. Bat varnished,
so superb appearance, and signatures in excellent condition.
Ex Moyle collection.�� $30,000–40,000
702
DON BRADMAN’S FIRST TEST IN ENGLAND BAT:
Full size “Sykes - Don Bradman - World’s Record” Cricket Bat, match-used by Don Bradman in
the 1930 First Test at Trent Bridge, Bradman’s first Test match in England in which he scored his
first Test century in England. Signed on the front by England & Australian teams, 27 signatures
including J.B.Hobbs, Walter Hammond, A.P.F.Chapman, Harold Larwood, Bill Woodfull, Bill Ponsford,
Don Bradman & Clarrie Grimmett. Marked “Don Bradman. Private” in the ownership position. Bat
varnished, so superb appearance, and signatures in excellent condition.
Provenance: After the match Bradman gave the bat to the Trent Bridge groundsman, suitably signed
by all the players. After the groundsman’s death the bat was bought at auction by the Newbridge
Cricket Club President, Jack Edwards. Edwards donated the bat to Newbridge Cricket Club some
time in the early 1960’s. Sold in 2004 to Chris Moyle. On display at the National Sports Museum at
the MCG 2008-2012. Sold together with a silk scorecard for the 1930 First Test at Trent Bridge; and
letter of provenance from the Newbridge Cricket Club.��$80,000–100,000
705
CRICKET POSTCARDS: Range including Australian team postcards from 1930, 1938 (2), 1956 & 1964.
Fair/G condition.�� $100–150†
706
��$100–120
707
GRIMMETT FLICKER BOOKS: “C.V.Grimmett, Flicker No.1, Leg Break Delivery and Leg Break Finger
Spin”, “C.V.Grimmett, Flicker No.2, Googly Delivery and Off Break Finger Spin” & “C.V.Grimmett,
Flicker No.3, Over Spin Delivery and Finger Spin”. Published by Flicker Productions [London, c1930].
Rusty staples, otherwise Fair/Good condition. Scarce.��$300–450
708
YEAR BOOKS: “New South Wales Cricket Association - Cricket Year Book”, range (6) from 1930-31
to 1957-58; “South Australian Cricket Association - Year Book” (15) from 1948-49 to 1963-64; “SACA
Official Handbook” for 1963-64 & 1964-65 (2); plus “SACA Cricket Coaching manual” by Arthur
Richardson [Adelaide, 1947]. Fair/Good condition.��$150–200
22
709
23
712
SOUTH MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB, 1932-33 membership badge, made by J.W.Purvis, No.440.
Believed to be ex Jack Worrall.��$50–70
713
“Don Bradman’s Pictorial Test Record: S.Africa-Australia Cricket” edited by Davis [Sydney, 1931];
plus “1931-32 South African Season, Pocket Souvenir Program and Score Sheet” [Melbourne, 1931].
714
��$150–200
715
DOUGLAS JARDINE & HAROLD LARWOOD, display comprising Douglas Jardine signature
on piece, window mounted with Harold Larwood signature on Bodyline picture, framed & glazed,
overall 37x67cm.��$200–250
716
1932-33 BODYLINE TOUR: Lovely lithographed picture of the Orontes with facsimile autographs of
the England team below, endorsed “S/S Orontes 1933. This Team Recovered the Ashes” & signed by
Maurice Tate, window mounted, framed & glazed, overall 40x51cm. Superb condition.��$150–200
717
MAGAZINES: c1933-70 range (67 issues) including “The Australian Cricketer and Footballer”
Volume 6 Nos.2-26 (1933-34); 1932-33 pages/posters from ‘The Australasian Pictorial’; “Test Match”
game. Fair/Good condition.��$100–120
718
1932-33 BODYLINE TOUR: “Cricket’s Imperial Crisis of 1932-1933” by Stoddart [Canberra, c1979],
limited edition of 200. Wholesale quantity of 53 copies, including No.004 signed by the author and
Harold Larwood. Few with cover faults, most in G/VG condition.�� $200–250†
719
1932-33 BODYLINE TOUR: “Defending The Ashes 1932-1933” by Wilmot [Melbourne, 1933]; plus
“And Then Came Larwood - an account of the Test Matches 1932-33” by Arthur Mailey [London, 1933];
“Bodyline?” by Harold Larwood [London, 1933]. Fair/Good condition.��$100–150
720
1932-33 BODYLINE TOUR: “Some Statistics Concerning Cricket Casualties (Showing Batsmen struck
by Bowlers in Test Matches between England and Australia”, published by Australian Broadcasting
Commission [Melbourne, 1933]. Fair/Good condition.��$150–200
721
1932-33 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 condition (missing covers).��$100–150
DON BRADMAN MATCH-USED BAT:
722
Full size “Sykes - Don Bradman - World’s Record” Cricket Bat, inscribed “Don Brdaman. Private” in
the ownership position, and with presentation inscription “To George Miles, in appreciation & with
best wishes, from Don”.
1932-33 BODYLINE TOUR: “Souvenir of English Cricketers’ Visit to Adelaide. Third Test Match.
January 13, 1933”, scarce programme [Adelaide, 1933]. Fair condition (missing covers).��$100–150
723
1932-33 BODYLINE TOUR: “The Tests 1932-3” (Second Edition), scarce pre-tour brochure published by
Keating-Wood [Melbourne, 1932]. Fair/Good condition.��$150–200
724
1932-33 BODYLINE TOUR: “The Sporting Globe Cricket Book 1932-3” by Baillie [Melbourne, 1932].
Fair/Good condition. Rare “body-line” tour guide.��$150–200
725
The bat has been heavily used, and is believed to have been match-used by Bradman against the
1931-32 South Africans, against whom Bradman scored 806 runs with a high score of 299*, and
an average of 201.5. The bat has been varnished, so superb appearance, and most signatures in
excellent condition.
1932-33 BODYLINE TOUR: “Cricket Sketches and Short Stories, by Arthur Mailey, The Australian Googly
Bowler, 1932-33” [Sydney, 1933]. Poor/Fair condition (cover faults & tape on spine). Extremely rare.
��$150–200
726
Provenance: Ex George Miles who played cricket for Mick Simmonds, the Sydney Sports store for
which Bradman did promotional work. Miles worked for the store for 34 years, repairing bats and
re-stringing handles for the store and Bradman. For a time Miles and Bradman both lived in Mortlake
Street, Concord, Sydney.
1932-33 BODYLINE TOUR: “Queensland Cricket Souvenir. Queensland Team, Careers, Averages,
Photos and Statistics, Full Match Scoring Sheet and Programme 1932-33”, supplement to
‘The Australian Cricketer’ [Melbourne, 1932]. Fair/Good condition. Extremely scarce.��$100–150
727
1932-33 BODYLINE TOUR: “N.S.W. Cricket Souvenir. N.S.W. Team, Careers, Averages, Photos and
Statistics, Full Match Scoring Sheet and Programme 1932-33”, supplement to ‘The Australian Cricketer’
[Melbourne, 1932]. Fair/Good condition. Extremely scarce.��$100–150
728
1932-33 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
729
FREDDIE BROWN: Group with photographs (6) with two taken during 1932-33 Bodyline tour &
another of Freddie 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 photographs taken by a member of the 1920-21
English team (possibly Abe Waddington); press photograph of Stan McCabe; 1949 New Zealand team
autograph page with 11 signatures including Bert Sutcliffe.�� $150–200†
Used by Bradman to collect autographs, and signed on front & reverse by 8 teams - 1931-32 South
Africa, 1931-32 Australia, 1932-33 England “Bodyline”, 1932-33 Australia, 1935-36 MCC, 1936-37
England, 1936-37 Australia & 1947-48 India, with a total of 119 signatures including Jock Cameron,
Alex Bell, Bill Woodfull, Don Bradman, Douglas Jardine, Harold Larwood, Victor Richardson, Bert
Oldfield, Gubby Allen, Walter Hammond, Stan McCabe, Bill Brown, E.R.T.Holmes, Joe Hardstaff, Lala
Armanath & Vijay Hazare.
Sold by Christies, Melbourne in March 2002, and added to the Moyle collection. Displayed at the
National Sports Museum at the MCG from 2008-2012.�� $60,000–80,000
710
��$150–200
711
SIGNED BODYLINE CRICKET BAT: Full size “William Lindop - J.Ryder” Cricket Bat, decorated on
reverse with kangaroo & lion, and signed by 1932-33 Australia, 1932-33 England ‘Bodyline’ team, 193940 Victoria, 1965-66 England, 1965-66 Australia; and on front by 1974-75 Australia & 1974-75 England.
With a total of 86 signatures including Don Bradman, Bill Woodfull, Douglas Jardine, Harold Larwood,
Lindsay Hassett, Bob Simpson, Mike Smith, Ian Chappell & Mike Deness. Bat varnished, so signatures
generally in very good condition.�� $4,000–6,000
24
25
730
SONG SHEET: “You’ve Got To Be A Cricket Hero”, published by Allan’s [Melbourne, 1933], with cameo
pictures of Don Bradman & the Australian Cricketers, surrounding a scene of cricket at Lords.
Scarce and attractive.��$200–250
731
“Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack” for 1933, rebound in tan cloth, preserving original wrappers (faults).
Fair condition.��$150–200
732
W.H.V. ‘HOPPER’ LEVETT’S ENGLAND TOURING TEST CAP, navy blue wool, embroidered St.George &
Dragon on front, named inside “W.H.Levett”. Few moth holes & lining worn, Fair/Good condition.
‘Hopper’ Levatt, Kent wicket-keeper 1930-47, played 1 Test in 1934.�� $600–800
733
W.H.V. ‘HOPPER’ LEVETT’S BLUEMANTLES CRICKET CAP, c1927. Good condition.
‘Hopper’ Levatt, Kent wicket-keeper 1930-47, played 1 Test in 1934.��$100–150
734
“Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack for 1934”, original paper wrappers. Fair/Good condition.��$150–200
735
CRICKET CARDS: Players “Cricketers 1934” two complete sets (one window mounted, other stuck
down on card); plus “Cricketers 1938” set of 50 window mounted. VG condition. (3 items).�� $80–100
736
��$150–200
737
“Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack for 1935”, original paper wrappers.
Poor/Fair condition (spine damaged).��$100–120
738
1934 Players cigarette cards, “Cricketers 1934” [50], window mounted, framed & glazed,
overall 51x46cm.��$100–120
739
�� $120–150
740
“Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack” for 1936, rebound in browan cloth, preserving original wrappers.
Fair/G.��$150–200
741
PROGRAMMES: “Fourth Test Match, England v Australia, Adelaide, Jan.29th.1937, Official Cricket
Souvenir” (cover faults); also 1965 MCC v South Australian Country XI; 1967 India v South East Country
XI; 1977 Centenary Test.��$200–250
742
TOUR GUIDES: Range with “The Sporting Globe Cricket Book” for 1936-7 & 1950-51; ABC Cricket Books
(18) from 1947-48 to 1980-81; “1946-7 Test Series Souvenir”. Fair/Good condition.��$100–120
743
744
DON BRADMAN, display “Sir Donald bradman A.C. - Career Record 1927-1949”, compring signed
photograph of Bradman playing a straight drive, window mounted with panoramic photograph of 1931
Australia v South Africa at SCG, limited edition 160/200, framed & glazed, overall 111x81cm.��$200–250
745
“Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack” for 1938, rebound in tan cloth, original wrappers laid down on covers.
Fair/G.�� $120–150
746
1938 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.�� $1,200–1,500†
747
1938 AUSTRALIAN TOUR TO ENGLAND: Tour guide “Australian Cricket Tour 1938”, signed on front
cover by Don Bradman; and with 5 signatures inside - Bill Brown, Bill O’Reilly, Lindsay Hassett,
Charlie Walker & Ted White. G/VG condition.�� $150–200†
748
“Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack” for 1939, original hardback. Fair condition.�� $400–500
749
“Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack” for 1940, rebound in tan cloth, original wrappers laid down on covers.
Fair/G.��$250–300
750
�� $300–400
751
“Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack” for 1943, rebound in brown cloth, preserving original buff wrappers.
Fair/G.��$200–250
752
Fair/G.��$200–250
753
Good condition.��$200–250
754
“Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack” for 1946-49, the 1946-48 editions with wrappers laid down on covers;
1949 without wrappers. Fair/G.�� $300–400
755
DON BRADMAN, signature on “Sir Donald Bradman - Frame by Frame” print, limited edition 909/1000,
framed & glazed, overall 106x40cm.��$200–250
756
GRIPU TROUSERS: Advertising cards (4) with team photographs at centre, and with players names and
facsimile autographs printed on mount - 1946-47 Australia, 1946-47 England, 1954 Australia & 1954-55
England, each framed & glazed, each overall 43x31cm. An attractive group.�� $400–500
757
BILL JOHNSTON: 1947 (Nov.18-27) Telegrams (12) to Bill Johnston, congratulating him on his First Test
Match. Bill Johnston played 40 Tests 1947-55, one of the Invincibles.��$80–100†
758
DON BRADMAN: Rare copy of “Men Only” for July 1948 with caricature of Don Bradman on front cover.
Also autograph pages (2) with signatures of 5 members of 1930 Australian team laid down Bert Oldfield, Bill Woodfull, Charlie Walker, Ted A’Beckett & Percy Hornibrook.�� $100–150†
759
DON BRADMAN, signed photograph, window mounted, framed & glazed, overall 31x40cm.�� $120–150
760
DON BRADMAN, print “Boundary Bound - Sir Donald Bradman” by d’Arcy Doyle, signed by the artist,
limited edition 1228/1500, framed & glazed, overall 73x69cm.��$150–200
761
DON BRADMAN: Signed items, noted covers (2); “Australia Test Captains” card; entrance card for 1998
Grand Bradman Dinner; pencil sketch on autograph page. (6 items).��$200–250
762
DON BRADMAN, hand-written letter dated 21st Aug.1982 to Norm Bevan on “Sir Donald Bradman A.C.”
letterhead, signed in full “Don Bradman”.�� $200–250†
763
DON BRADMAN, letter dated 4th Feb.1982 to Norm Bevan (manager of the Reserve Bank of Australia)
on “Sir Donald Bradman A.C.” letterhead, signed “Don”.�� $150–200†
764
DON BRADMAN, letter dated 24th Feb.1983 to Norm Bevan on “Sir Donald Bradman A.C.” letterhead,
signed “Don”.�� $150–200†
765
DON BRADMAN, letter dated 14th Nov.1985 to Norm Bevan on “Sir Donald Bradman A.C.” letterhead,
signed “Don”.�� $150–200†
766
DON BRADMAN, long 2-page hand-written letter dated 16th July.1987 to Norm Bevan on “Sir Donald
Bradman A.C.” letterhead, signed “Don”; together with envelope in which it was posted. Responding to
news that Norm’s daughter has suffered horrific injuries in a car accident, Don Bradman reveals his own
family’s health problems. With copies of Norm Bevan’s letters either side of Bradman’s. Also 1987 press
clippings regarding the Don’s appearance in Les Favell Testimonial.�� $200–250†
767
DON BRADMAN, print “Sir Don Bradman” by Alan Fearnley (Bradman wearing NSW cap with SCG in
background), signed by Don Bradman & the artist, limited edition 585/850, framed & glazed,
overall 63x76cm.��$150–200
768
DON BRADMAN, hand-written letter dated 20th May.1988 to Norm Bevan on “Sir Donald Bradman A.C.”
letterhead, signed “Don”. Letter mentions Phil Ridings’ open heart surgery, and the death of his great
pal Wendell Bill. Together with invitation letter to Don Bradman’s 80th Birthday luncheon on
2nd September.�� $200–250†
769
DON BRADMAN, 1989 Christmas Card to Norm Bevan, signed “Don & Jessie” (in the Don’s hand);
together with envelope in which it was posted. Also invitation letter to Don Bradman’s 81st Birthday
luncheon on 23rd August.�� $200–250†
26
770
771
27
DON BRADMAN, letter dated Xmas Day 1990 to Norm Bevan (manager of Reserve Bank) on “Sir
Donald Bradman A.C.” letterhead, signed “Don”, expressing his concern that a private letter to Bernie
Fraser (Governor of Reserve Bank) had been published in the Reserve Bank Bulletin without his
consent; with envelope. Together with copies of letters to other Reserve Bank members (one with
comment affixed “Note the day he wrote!”; also May 1990 issue of “Currency” magazine; and an article
written by Don Bradman “Inflation - A Danger to Society” that Bradman felt the Reserve Bank had a
duty to publish in their magazine.�� $200–250†
“Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack” for 1950-59. 1958 with no wrappers, others with wrappers laid down
on covers. Fair/G.��$150–200
788
1953 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).�� $300–400
789
KEITH MILLER, two “Keith Miller - Frame by Frame” prints - one showing Miller bowling, other
showing Miller batting, both signed and numbered 240/500, window mounted together, framed and
glazed, overall 117x92cm. With CoAs.
DON BRADMAN, hand-written letter dated 30th Jan.1990 to Norm Bevan on “Sir Donald Bradman A.C.”
letterhead, signed “Don”. Letter mentions the Bradman Stand at Adelaide Oval, “Yes - the stand looks
really fine - the only problem is how they are going to pay for it”; together with envelope.�� $150–200†
772
DON BRADMAN, nice sterling silver display showing Bradman’s cover drive, hallmarked PHL &
numbered 100/1000, window mounted with signature on piece, overall 46x52cm.��$200–300
773
DON BRADMAN, original painting of Don Bradman, a portrait of Don in his 80s, in oils on A4 paper,
believed to be by Dave Thomas.�� $150–200†
774
DON BRADMAN, letter dated 7th Jan.1991 to Norm Bevan on “Sir Donald Bradman A.C.” letterhead,
signed “Don”, noting he will not be writing any more to the Reserve Bank Govenor, and his
disappointment that Mark Waugh cannot find a spot in the Test XI. Together with a copy of a long letter
from Norm Bevan to Don Bradman dated 3rd Jan.1991 (see previous lot).�� $200–250†
775
DON BRADMAN, Christmas Card to Norm Bevan, signed “Don & Jessie” (in the Don’s hand).$200–250†
776
DON BRADMAN, hand-written letter dated 6th Jan.1994 to Norm Bevan on “Sir Donald Bradman
A.C.” letterhead, signed “Don”. Letter mentions “Have just seen the end of the Sydney Test - what a
marvellous victory for S.Africa”; together with envelope.�� $150–200†
777
787
DON BRADMAN, signature on “Don Bradman” print by Brian Clinton, also signed by the artist &
numbered 399/1000, published by the Bradman Museum, size 50x77cm. With CoA.�� $180–220
778
DON BRADMAN, hand-written letter dated 5th July.1996 to Norm Bevan on “Sir Donald Bradman A.C.”
letterhead, signed “Don”, letter mentions the Bedsers, “They are wonderful boys and have done such a
lot for the game of cricket”; together with envelope.�� $150–200†
779
numbered 891/1000, published by the Bradman Museum, window mounted, framed & glazed,
overall 78x105cm. With CoA.�� $250–300†
780
DON BRADMAN, signature on display of inaugural Australian Legends stamps, comprising FDC,
Coin FDC, P.O.Pack (signed), stamp sheetlets & maxi cards; window mounted, framed and glazed,
overall 55x71cm.��$150–200
781
DON BRADMAN, signed photograph, window mounted, framed & glazed, overall 36x46cm.�� $120–150
782
DON BRADMAN, signature on card affixed to full size replica “Sykes - Don Bradman” Cricket Bat,
engraved with details of Bradman’s record, in attractive display case, overall 44x112cm.�� $300–400
Keith Miller, one of Australia’s most popular cricketers, played 55 Tests 1945-56.�� $300–400
790
CRICKET BOOKS, noted “The Paddock That Grew - The Story of the Melbourne Cricket Club” by
Dunstan [Melbourne, 1974]; “A History of Cricket” Volume I by Altham & Volume II by Swanton
[London, 1962]; “Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack” for 1958 & 1963. Fair/Good condition.�� $120–150
791
SIGNED MENU: “Dinner in Honour of The M.C.C. Cricket Team. Hotel Canberra, Canberra. Tuesday, 10th
February 1959” with 33 signatures inside including Prime Minister Robert Menzies, Arthur Mailey, Jim
Laker, Ian Craig, Ian Johnson, Freddie Brown, Peter May, Colin Cowdrey, Ray Lindwall & Alec Bedser.
Menu in Fair/Good condition, signatures fine.��$200–250
792
1960-61 TIED TEST: Hand-painted portraits of the Australian (11) & West Indies (11) cricketers by Dave
Thomas, in acrylics on A4 paper, with 15 of the portraits signed - Richie Benaud, Alan Davidson, Neil
Harvey, Lindsay Kline, Colin McDonald, Ian Meckiff, Norm O’Neill, Bob Simpson, F.Alexander, Wes Hall,
Rohan Kanhai, Peter Lashley, Cammie Smith, Gary Sobers & Joe Solomon. Unique group.�� $800–1,000
793
“Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack” for 1960-69, all with wrappers laid down on covers. Fair/G.��$200–250
794
PROGRAMMES: 1960 MCC v Auckland at Eden Park; 1971 Australia v The Rest of the World at
Brisbane Cricket Ground.�� $100–120†
795
1963-64 AUSTRALIA v SOUTH AFRICA: Full size “Slazenger - Ken Mackay” Cricket Bat, signed on
reverse by 1963-64 Australia & South Africa teams, and also 1973-74 South Australia v Queensland
teams. The Australia signatures faded, but others quite legible, noted Trevor Goddard, Graeme Pollock,
Ian Chappell, Greg Chappell & Trevor Chappell.��$100–150
796
1963 ROYAL WORCESTER PLATE, “West Indies Cricket Team - 1963. Worcester May 1st”, with facsimile
signatures and rim in gold, made during the players’ visit to the factory during the tour; signatures
include Frank Worrell, Conrad Hunte, Lance Gibbs, Wes Hall & Gary Sobers. Very rare.��$300–400†
797
ALAN CONNOLLY’S AUSTRALIAN “BAGGY GREEN” TEST CAP, from the 1964 Ashes series, green
wool, embroidered Australian Coat-of-Arms & “1964” on front, Farmer’s label named “A.Connolly”.
Very good match-used condition. Alan Connolly played 29 Tests 1963-71.��$8,000–10,000
798
TOUR GUIDES: Range with ABC Cricket Books (22, from 1968 to 1985-86); 1956 scorecard Middlesex v
Australians 1956; “Test Oddities” produced by Motels of Australia in 1965-66.��$100–120
799
“Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack” for 1970-79, all hardback, 8 with dust-jackets. Fair/G.��$150–200
CRICKET - 1949 TO DATE
783
“Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack”s for 1949, 1951, 1957, 1962, 1968 & 1978. All with limp yellow covers.
Fair/Good condition.�� $120–150
784
CRICKET BOOKS & PROGRAMMES: Books (29); c1974-2004 programmes (19); plus range of
newspapers & ephemera re Bradman’s death.�� $100–150†
785
1950s-60s CRICKET BOOKS, noted “Farewell to Cricket” by Don Bradman (signed) [London, 1952];
“10 for 66 and all that” by Arthur Mailey [London, 1959]; “Benaud” by Moyes [Sydney, 1962];
“Over To Me” by Jim Laker [London, 1960]. Fair/Good condition.��$200–250
786
CRICKET PHOTOGRAPHS: Snapshots (86) on well-annotated pages, appear to have been taken by
an Australian cricketer, noted scenes from 1950 Australia v England, 1951 Australia v West indies, 1952
Victoria v West Indies, 1952 NSW v South Africa, 1953 Australian team in Tasmania. G/VG condition.
�� $300–400
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800
1970s-2000s CRICKET BOOKS, noted “Sir Donald Bradman - A Biography” by Rosenwater [London,
1978]; “Bradman’s First Tour” [Adelaide, 1981]; “Cartoonists at the Cricket” by Piesse [Melbourne, 1983];
“Remembering Bradman” by Geddes [Melbourne, 2002]. Fair/Good condition.��$100–150
801
CRICKET & SPORT BOOKS, noted “Australian Cricket - The Game and the Players” by Pollard [Sydney,
1982]; “Bradman - The Illustrated Biography” by Page [Melbourne, 1983]; “The Wildest Tests” by
Robinson [London, 1972]; few soccer books. (30 items).��$100–150
802
803
804
JEFF THOMSON, signature on “The Australian Cricket Legends, Frame by Frame - Jeff Thomson” print,
limited edition 130/1500, framed & glazed, overall 106x44cm. With CoA. VG condition.�� $120–150
CRICKET PROGRAMMES, noted 1975 Australia v England 6th Test; 1975 Queensland v Victoria; 1976
Queensland v Victoria; 1976 Queensland v Invitation XI (Centenary of QCA). Fair/Good condition.
(4 items).�� $120–150
1977 & 1980 CENTENARY TESTS: Cricket prints - “Melbourne Cricket Ground” by Alan Fearnley, signed
by the artist and the England 1977 Centenary Test Team [11 signatures including Tony Grieg & Derek
Randall], size 75x62cm; plus “England v Australia, Centenary Test, Lord’s” by Arthur Weaver, signed by
the artist & 11 former England captains, size 75x55cm. (2 items).��$100–150
805
1977 CENTENARY TEST: Five strips of 5 Reserved Seat tickets, one for each day of the Centenary Test,
Australia v England at MCG, on 12th-17th March; also pass for 1980 Australia v West Indies 3rd Test at
Adelaide Oval. (Total 26 items).��$100–150
806
CRICKET BOOKS, noted “First-Class Cricket in Australia - Volume 1” by Webster & Miller
[Melbourne, 1991]; “The Immortal Victor Trumper” by Fingleton [London, 1978]; “The Bradman Albums”
[Sydney, 1987]. (25 items).��$100–150
813
ENGLAND CRICKET CAPS, comprising England “A” Cap with blue Lion logo named inside “Tim”; Young
England Cap with white Lion logo named inside “Graham Dilley, Kent”; Young England Cap with yellow
Lion logo signed inside by Bruce French; English XI Cap from 1990-91 Rebel Tour to South Africa
(cancelled) signed inside by Bruce French. Fair/Good condition.��$200–250
814
CRICKET PRINTS: Wholesale quantities (10 of each) - “Legends of Cricket Series - Dennis Lillee” by
Dave Thomas, size 57x51cm; “Sydney Cricket Ground” by Theera, size 72x36cm; “Run Out” by Max
Mannix, size 66x47cm. (Total 30).��$150–200
815
CANADA CRICKET CAP, green with wire embroidered Maple Leaf logo on front, player unknown.
G/VG condition.�� $300–400
816
HONG KONG CRICKET CAP, blue with “HKCC” & Dragon logo embroidered on front, player unknown.
817
NETHERLANDS CRICKET CAP, navy blue with Dutch Lion logo embroidered on front, worn by Roland
Lefebvre in 1983. G/VG condition.
The most successful cricketer that the Netherlands has produced, and one of the very few players from
outside the Test-playing nations to achieve a significant career in the professional game. In the ICC
Trophy he holds several career records: most appearances (43), most wickets taken (71 at just 11.64) and
most catches by an outfielder (26).�� $300–400
818
807
810
812
822
824
818
NEW ZEALAND TEST CRICKET CAP, black wool with embroidered Silver Fern on front,
player unknown. G/VG condition.�� $800–1,000
819
JACOB ORAM’S NEW ZEALAND CRICKET CAP, baseball-style, black with embroidered Silver Fern on
front, worn & signed inside by Jacob Oram. Good match-used condition.
Jacob Oram has played 33 Tests, 160 ODIs & 36 T20Is 2003-12.��$200–250
807
ALEC STEWART’S ENGLAND HOME TEST CAP, navy blue wool, embroidered Crown over Three Lions
on front, named inside “Alec” & signedon the brim “Alec Stewart”. Good match-used condition.
Alec Stewart played 133 Tests 1990-2003. He is the most capped English cricketer of all time in Test
matches and 2nd most capped in One Day Internationals.�� $600–800
808
ENGLAND HOME TEST CAP, navy blue wool, embroidered Crown over Three Lions on front
(new style). Player unknown. VG condition.�� $400–600
809
ALEC STEWART’S ENGLAND HOME TEST CAP, baseball-style, navy blue, embroidered Crown over
Three Lions on front, signed on the brim “Alec Stewart”. Good match-used condition.
820
NEW ZEALAND CRICKET CAPS, comprising pre-war Wellington cap; Christchurch cap; Auckland
Cricket Association cap & Northern Districts Cricket Association cap. Fair/VG condition.�� $300–400
821
“Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack” for 1980-89, all hardback with dust-jackets. Fair/G.�� $120–150
822
KAPIL DEV’S INDIAN TEST CAP, navy blue with wire embroidered Indian logo on front, signed inside
by Kapil Dev and dated “2000”. G/VG condition.
Kapil Dev played 131 Tests & 225 ODIs 1978-94, and captained the Indian cricket team which won the
1983 Cricket World Cup. He was India’s national coach for 10 months between Oct.1999 and Aug.2000,
and was named by Wisden as Indian Cricketer of the Century in 2002.��$2,000–3,000
Alec Stewart played 133 Tests 1990-2003.��$200–250
810
ALEC STEWART’S ENGLAND TOURING TEST CAP, navy blue wool, embroidered St.George & Dragon
on front, signed inside “Alec Stewart”. Good match-used condition.
823
The Indian Under 22 team played the powerful West Indies team at Nehru Stadium, Pune. The team
included Kris Srikkanth, Arshad Ayub, Gopal Sharma & Raman Lamba.��$100–150
Alec Stewart played 133 Tests 1990-2003. He is the most capped English cricketer of all time in Test
matches and 2nd most capped in One Day Internationals.�� $600–800
811
JACK RUSSELL’S ENGLAND TOURING TEST CAP, baseball-style, navy blue, embroidered St.George &
Dragon on front, signed inside & dated “95”. VG condition.
824
ALEC STEWART’S ENGLAND CAP, from 1992 World Cup, pale blue, with Crown over Three Lions
badge on front, signed inside “Alec Stewart”. Good match-used condition.
Alec Stewart played 133 Tests & 170 ODIs 1990-2003.��$500–700
RAVI SHASTRI’S INDIAN TEST CAP, navy blue with wire embroidered Indian logo on front, signed on
brim by Ravi Shastri. Good match-used condition.
Ravi Shastri played 80 Tests & 150 ODIs 1981-92. The highlight of his career was when he was elected
Champion of Champions in the World Championship of Cricket in Australia in 1985, and in the same
season he equalled West Indian Gary Sobers’ record of hitting six sixes in an over in first class cricket.
��$2,000–3,000
Jack Russell played 54 Tests 1988-98.��$200–250
812
INDIA UNDER 22 CRICKET CAP, navy blue wool, with embroidered Indian logo & “Under 22/West
Indies 1978” on front, player unknown. G/VG condition.
825
DEVANG GANDHI’S INDIAN CRICKET CAP, baseball-style, navy blue with wire embroidered Indian
logo on front, signed inside by Devang Gandhi. G/VG condition.
Devang Gandhi played 4 Tests & 3 ODIs 1999-2000.��$250–300
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808
31
809
811
ex 870
815
816
819
838
840
843
817
ex 872
839
ex 873
ex 891
ex 876
861
ex 871
888
889
886
890
887
893
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826
826
827
828
ASIF MAMMOOD’S PAKISTAN TEST CRICKET CAP, green wool, wire embroidered Pakistan logo on
front, named inside to label “Asif Masood”. G/VG condition.
835
Asif Masood played 16 Tests & 7 ODIs 1969-77.�� $800–1,000
827
836
WASIM RAJA’S PAKISTAN TEST CRICKET CAP, green wool, wire embroidered Pakistan logo & “1979”
on front, named inside to label “W.Raja”. G/VG condition.
Wasim Raja played 57 Tests & 54 ODIs 1973-85.�� $800–1,000
828
WASIM AKRAM’S PAKISTAN TEST CRICKET CAP, green wool, embroidered Pakistan logo on front,
signed inside by Wasim Akram. Good match-used condition.
Wasim Akram played 104 Tests & 356 ODIs 1984-2003.�� $1,200–1,500
837
829
831
834
841
842
835
CLIVE LLOYD’S WEST INDIES TEST CAP, blue wool, wire embroidered West Indies badge on front,
named inside “Clive H.Lloyd” and signed inside by Clive Lloyd. G/VG condition. Clive Lloyd played 110
Tests & 87 ODIs 1966-85. He was Wisden’s Cricketer of the Year in 1971.�� $5,000–7,500
836
CLIVE LLOYD’S WEST INDIES TEST CAP, maroon wool, embroidered West Indies badge on front,
named inside “Clive Lloyd” and signed inside by Clive Lloyd. Good match-used condition. Clive Lloyd
played 110 Tests & 87 ODIs 1966-85. He was Wisden’s Cricketer of the Year in 1971.�� $3,000–5,000
837
WEST INDIES TEST CAP, maroon wool, embroidered West Indies badge on front, player unknown.
G/VG condition�� $500–600
829
PAKISTAN TEST CRICKET CAP, green wool, embroidered Pakistan logo & “1989” on front, endorsed
inside to label “M”, player unknown. G/VG condition.�� $500–600
838
WEST INDIES CRICKET CAP, baseball-style, with embroidered West Indies logo on front, with 4
signatures on brim including Roger Harper. Good match-used condition.��$200–250
830
SHOAB AKHTAR’S PAKISTAN CRICKET CAP, baseball-style, green with embroidered Pakistan logo on
front, signed inside by Shoab Akhtar. Good match-used condition.
839
MURRAY GOODWIN’S ZIMBABWE TEST CAP, green wool, with embroidered Zimbabwe logo on front,
named inside “M.W.G.” and signed by Murray Goodwin. G/VG condition.
Shoab Akhtar played 46 Tests, 163 ODIs & 15 T20Is 1997-2011.��$200–250
831
PAKISTAN TEST CRICKET CAP, green wool, embroidered Pakistan logo on front, made in Sharjah,
player unknown. G/VG condition.�� $500–600
832
SRI LANKA CRICKET CAP, blue wool with Sri Lankan Lion logo embroidered on front, endorsed inside
“AG”. Good match-used condition.
Possibly Asanka Gurushina who played 41 Tests & 147 ODIs 1985-97.�� $500–600
833
REBEL SRI LANKA CRICKET CAP, maroon wool with “South African Tour 1982/ Arosa Sri Lanka XI” &
Sri Lankan Lion logo on front, player unknown. G/VGcondition.��$100–150
834
MUTTIAH MURALITHARAN’S SRI LANKA CRICKET CAP, baseball-style, blue with Sri Lankan Lion
badge on front, signed on brim by Muttiah Muralitharan. Good match-used condition.
Goodwin played 19 Tests & 71 ODIs 1997-2000.�� $300–400
840
SEAN ERVINE’S ZIMBABWE CRICKET CAP, red & black, with embroidered Zimbabwe logo on front,
signed on brim by Sean Ervine. Good match-used condition.
Ervine played 5 Tests & 42 ODIs 2001-04.��$200–250
841
LEN MADDOCKS’ TASMANIA CRICKET CAP, green wool with embroidered Tasmanian logo (Lion
within map of Tasmania), with name label inside “Maddocks”. G/VG condition.
Maddocks played 7 Tests 1955-56, and played for Tasmania 1963-68.�� $500–600
842
DAVID BOON’S TASMANIA CRICKET CAP, green wool with embroidered Tasmanian logo
(Lion over “TAS.XI”), signed inside by David Boon. G/VG condition.
Boon played 107 Tests 1984-96, and played for Tasmania 1978-99.��$700–800
Muralitharan played 133 Tests & 341 ODIs 1992-2011.��$1,000–1,500
843
TASMANIA CRICKET CAP, green wool with embroidered Tasmanian Devil logo, player unknown.
G/VG condition�� $300–400
844
TASMANIA CRICKET CAPS, baseball-style, different types including 1997-98 & 1998-99.
G/VG condition.�� $300–400
845
CRICKET PRINT: 1981 Lord’s Cricket Print “England v Australia, Lord’s Cricket Ground 1886”
by Barrable & Staples, limited edition 771/850, framed & glazed, overall 102x63cm.��$80–100†
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846
ALLAN BORDER, “Allan Border’s World Record - 11,174 Runs” display comprising signature on piece,
window mounted with action picture, limited edition 1019/1500, framed & glazed, overall 48x58cm.
��$100–120
865
MARK TAYLOR: “Taylor’s World Record”, display comprising signatures of Taylor on piece, window
mounted with photograph of him taking his 157th catch, limited edition 81/1500, framed & glazed,
overall 58x48cm.��$100–120
847
CRICKET PRINTS: Collection of 13 prints, including 7 signed with 13 signatures, noted “Lords” by
Alan Fearnley signed by Denis Compton; “Geoff Boycott, Yorkshire and England” signed by Boycott;
“I.T.Botham, Somerset and England” signed by Ian Botham. (13 items).��$150–200
866
“Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack” for 2000-13, all hardback with dust-jackets; plus “An Index to Wisden
Cricketers’ Almanack 1864-1984”. G/VG.�� $120–150
867
848
1987-88 PRIME MINISTERS XI v NEW ZEALAND, full size Gray-Nicolls Cricket Bat, signed on front by
both teams & umpires, 28 signatures including Allan Border, Dean Jones, Richard Hadlee & Jeff Crowe.
1999-2000 AUSTRALIAN TEAM, “Twelve - The Record Breakers”, print by Mark Sofilas commemorating
Australia’s record 12 consecutive Test match victories, with signatures of 20 Australian Test players
including Steve Waugh, Shane Warne & Matthew Hayden; also signed by the artist and numbered
95/250, window mounted, framed & glazed, overall 110x88cm.�� $400–500
849
numbered 158/1000, published by the Bradman Museum, size 50x77cm. With CoA.�� $180–220
868
MATTHEW HAYDEN, display commemorating his World Record 380 Test runs in the 2003 1st
Test v Zimbabwe at the WACA, comprising signature on card, window mounted with three action
photographs, framed & glazed, overall 75x56cm.��$100–150
850
CRICKET PRINTS: Collection of 17 prints, including 8 signed with 45 signatures, noted “The Last
Innings” by Jenni Beers signed by Don Bradman; “Graham Gooch, Record Breaking Year 1984” signed
by Gooch; “Century of Centuries” signed by Graeme Hick & 1998 England team. (17 items).��$150–200
869
2005-06 TASMANIAN TEAM: Full size “Kookaburra” Cricket Bat with 18 signatures including
Ricky Ponting, George Bailey & Daniel Marsh. G/VG condition.��$100–150
851
CRICKET PHOTOGRAPHS, interesting collection ex Craig McDermott, includes photos signed by
Shane Warne, Alan Donald & 1991 Australian XI. (75 items).�� $200–250†
852
“Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack” for 1990-99, all hardback with dust-jackets.Good condition.��$100–150
853
1992-93 AUSTRALIA v WEST INDIES, full size Cricket Bat, with 27 signatures including Allan Border,
Mark Taylor, Bruce Reid, Richie Richardson, Brian Lara & Courtney Walsh. Good condition.��$200–250
870
1909 Wills (Australia) “Australian & English Cricketers”, Blue borders [18/25 + 6 spares] & Red borders
[16/25 + 1 spare]. Fair/VG.��$200–250
854
SHANE WARNE: Photograph “Ball of the Century” by Patrick Eagar, signed on mount by Shane Warne,
limited edition 459/500, size 63x41cm.��$150–200
871
1911 Wills (Australia) “Australian & English Cricketers”, almost complete set [58/59].
Condition varies (as usual), mainly Fair/VG.��$200–250
855
QUEENSLAND’S FIRST SHEFFIELD SHIELD, full size “Gabba” Cricket Bat signed by 1994-95
Queensland team, with 18 signatures including Allan Border, Ian Healy & Carl Rackemann.
Good condition (rubber handle perishing).��$150–200
872
1921 McIntyre Bros. (Australia) “Australian Champion Eleven, 1920-21”, complete set [15],
with tartan surround; plus packet from McIntyre’s Eating Chocolate. Mainly G/VG.�� $600–800
873
1924-25 Allens “Cricketers”, part set [23/42]. Poor/G. An extremely rare set.��$200–250
874
1926-38 cricket cards, noted 1926 Thomson “The World’s Best cricketers” [20/32];
Players “Cricketers 1934” [50] & “Cricketers 1938” [50]. Mainly G/VG.�� $150–200†
875
c1928-34 cricket cards, noted Australian (Giant Brand) Licorice group with 1930 “English Cricketers”
[24]; 1930 “Australian Cricketers” [26/27]; 1930-31 “Australian Cricketers” [2/24]; 1931 “South African
Cricketers” [5/12]; also ABC postcard “First Australian Team 1878”. Poor/G.��$250–300
CRICKET – CIGARETTE & TRADE CARDS
856
CRICKET & SPORT VIDEOS: Collection of cricket videos (26) including “The Bradman Era”,
“The Invincibles” & “Bradman”; also football videos (3), Manchester United, 1956 Olympics & 2000
New Year. (32 items)�� $50–60
857
SHANE WARNE “HAT TRICK”, display comprising three action photographs, window mounted
with captions, framed & glazed, overall 67x44cm.��$100–120
858
CRICKET PRINTS: Collection of 12 prints, including 8 signed with 41 signatures, noted “Sir Garfield
Sobers” by Richie Ryall signe by Sobers; “Gary Kirsten 210” signed by 1998 South Africa team;
“Caught Marsh, Bowled Lillee” signed by both. (12 items).�� $120–150
876
1928-62 Australian (Giant Brand) Licorice group with 1928-29 “English Cricketers” [10/24]; 1930
“Australian Cricketers” [13/27]; 1930-31 “Australian Cricketers” [5/24]; 1932-33 “English Cricketers”
[8/18]; 1958 “Test Cricket Series” [1/32]; 1962 “Test Cricketers” [16/35]. Poor/VG.�� $300–400
859
numbered 713/1000, published by the Bradman Museum, framed & glazed, overall 51x78cm.�� $180–220
877
1932 “The Cricket Exercise Book” covers (3) with pictures of W.H.Ponsford/ W.Voce, M.W.Tate/
C.V.Grimmett & S.J.McCabe/ R.E.S.Wyatt. Fair/G. Scarce.��$100–150
860
DON BRADMAN & MARK TAYLOR: “The Record 334”, display comprising signatures of Bradman &
Taylor on pieces, window mounted with pictures of each celebrating their record scores,
limited edition 87/334, framed & glazed, overall 75x63cm.�� $300–400
878
c1932-56 cricket cards, noted 1937 Griffiths Brothers (Black Crow Cough Drops) [5/11 known] &
(Cruising Toffee) [4/10 known]; 1938 Allens “Cricketers” [16/36]; 1951 Potter & Moore “Famous
Cricketers” [10/40]. Poor/G.��$250–300
861
“Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack Australia”, complete run of the first eight editions, 1998 to 2005-06,
deluxe editions bound in dark green leather, all numbered 18 of 100.��$1,000–1,200
879
1934 Dudgeon & Arnell (Patrol Tobacco) “1934 Australian Test Team”, part set [13/16],
including Don Bradman. Fair/VG.��$150–200
862
STEVE WAUGH & SACHIN TENDULKAR: “Last Australian Test of the Century” display with photograph
of Australia v India Test at the MCG, window mounted with signed photographs of Steve Waugh &
Sachin Tendulkar, limited edition 85/1000, framed & glazed, overall 108x42cm.��$100–150
880
1948 Nabisco “Leading Cricketers”, complete set [32], noted Don Bradman, Arthur Morris &
Lindsay Hassett. G/VG.��$100–120
863
1999-2000 Australian Team, “The Dominators” display comprising team photograph and 12 signatures
including Steve Waugh, Shane Warne, Mark Waugh & Glenn McGrath; limited edition 624/1500, window
mounted, framed & glazed, overall 61x48cm.��$150–200
881
1956 D.C.Thomson & Co. “The World’s Best Cricketers”, complete set [72]. G/VG.�� $150–200†
882
1981-2010 cricket cards, noted 1981 Scanlens “Cricketers” [84]; 1989 Scanlens “International Cricket”
[84]; 1990 Scanlens “Cricketers” [84]; 1984 Aust Dairy Corporation “Kanga Cricket” [63] & [62/63];
1994 Futera “Cricketers” [110] & “Super Series” [40]; 2006 Herald-Sun “Ashes Action Pin Collection”
[15] x2 sets; 2010 Woolworths “The Ashes Mini Bat and Player Card Collection” [6]. Mainly G/VG.
��$250–300
883
1981 Scanlens “W.S.C. Super Series - Cricketers” complete set [84 + 6 Checklists]. G/VG.��$120–150†
864
“Langer & Gilchrist’s Epic Path to Victory”, display celebrating the match wiining 238 run partnership
in the 2nd Test v Pakistan in 1999, with signatures of Justin Langer & Adam Gilchrist, window mounted
with action photos, limited edition 141/500, framed & glazed, overall 73x61cm.��$150–200
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884
CRICKET AUTOGRAPHS: Signed pictures/photos (43) including Graham Gooch, Keppler Wessels,
Imran Khan, Joel Garner, Ian Chappell, Clive Lloyd, Ian Botham; also 1983 menu with 5 signatures.
��$100–120
885
CRICKET AUTOGRAPHS: Signed items (22) with 33 signatures, noted Don Bradman (2), Wes Hall,
Harold Larwood, Gary Sobers (2), Tony Greig, Richie Benaud & Keith Miller; also yellow cricket cap
signed by Tony Greig, Clive Lloyd & Ian Chappell.��$200–250
886
1926 AUSTRALIAN TEAM: Rare menu “Australian Cricket Team, English Tour, 1926. The Cocoa Works,
York. Friday June 11th”, signed on reverse by 10 players & manager, noted Herbie Collins, Warren
Bardsley, Tommy Andrews, Bill Woodfull, Jack Ryder & Clarrie Grimmett. Menu with some creases,
but probably unique.��$300–500†
887
1933 The Rest (v NSW at SCG - Collins/Kelleway/Andrews Testimonial), autograph page with 11
signatures including Bill Woodfull (captain), Bill Ponsford, Hans Ebeling, Laurie Nash & Charlie Walker.
Ex Hans Ebeling’s autograph book.��$200–250
888
1933-34 Victorian team, autograph page with 12 signatures including Bill Woodfull (captain),
Hans Ebeling, Ern Bromley, Fleetwood-Smith, Leo O’Brien, Keith Rigg, John Scaife & Ben Barnett.
Good condition.��$200–250
889
1934 V.Y.Richardson’s XI v W.M.Woodfull’s XI (Woodfull/Ponsford Testimonial match at MCG), autograph
pages (2) with 23 signatures including Victor Richardson (107), Bill Woodfull (111), Bill Ponsford, Bill
Brown (102), Clarrie Grimmett, Hans Ebeling & Ben Barnett. Fair/Good condition. Ex Hans Ebeling’s
autograph book.�� $400–500
890
891
892
893
894
1934 AUSTRALIAN TEAM, autograph page with 12 signatures including Bill Woodfull, Don Bradman,
Bill Ponsford, Bert Oldfield & Clarrie Grimmett. Fair/Good condition.��$250–300
CEYLON/SRI LANKA: Album “Touring Teams To & From Sri Lanka”, containing c1950 Ceylon team
autograph page; 1952 Commonwealth XI (v MCC at Colombo - includes Keith Miller, Neil Harvey,
Graham Hole, Vinoo Mankad & F.J.de Saram; collection of 1975-1999 Sri Lanka team sheets (25); visiting
teams (14) including Australia 1981, 1983, 1988 & 1992; England 1981-82 (2); Zimbabwe, New Zealand,
Bangladesh & South Africa. Wonderful collection, ex Percy Samara-Wickrama.��$1,500–2,000
TEAM SHEETS: Collection of team sheets & autograph pages, noted “Cricketing Knights” (7 signatures
including Don Bradman & Gary Sobers); “Batsmen Scoring 300 Runs In & For England 1940-1990”; 1953
Australia; c1964 Australia. Some team sheets with facsimile autographs. Fair/VG condition. (23 items).
��$150–200
1961 Australian Team, “Australian Team on Tour 1961/ Programme of Matches”, with 17 signatures on
back cover including Richie Benaud, Neil Harvey & Bill Lawry. Minor soiling though scarce.��$200–250
AUSTRALIAN TEST CAPTAINS, display comprising group of signed 1982 Ashes Centenary PSEs (15),
including Ian Craig, Bob Simpson, Richie Benaud, Neil Harvey, Steve Waugh, Adam Gilchrist & Ricky
Ponting, window mounted, framed & glazed, overall 61x91cm.��$150–200
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895
1884 GEELONG PREMIERSHIP MEDAL, solid gold, engraved on front “G.F.C./ PREMIERS/ 1884”,
and engraved on reverse, “T.Cahill”, very attractive and rare.�� $8,000–10,000†
896
NORTH MELBOURNE: 1898 Member’s Season Ticket, blue leather cover with gilt “N.M.F.C.” on front and
reverse (no tickets inside). Good condition. Extremely rare.��$1,000–1,500
897
GEELONG: “Geelong Cricket & Football Club. PLAYER’S TICKET. Available for this date only.
C.Brownlow, Sec”, dated “25/4/03”, framed & glazed, overall 26x26cm. The match in question was an
away game during season 1903 against St.Kilda, Geelong the victors 9.18.72 to St.Kilda 2.8.20. Has been
on display at Geelong Football Club.��$1,000–1,500
898
CARLTON: 1905 Member’s Season Ticket, blue covers with “Carlton Football Club” & “1905” on front
cover, with Carlton logo pasted on, and inside fixture list & ticket stub for each game - 8 tickets intact.
Fair/Good condition.��$1,000–1,500
899
NEWSPAPER PAGES & POSTERS: c1915-64 newspaper pages with reports of football (or cricket) from
‘The Age’ (28), ‘Sporting Globe’ (15), ‘Truth’ (2), ‘Herald’ (4) & ‘The Advertiser’ (1) - includes scarce 1915
season (10); posters (33) including “The Brownlow” signed by Kevin Murray & Robert DiPierdomenico;
newspaper banners (3); 1940 newspaper.��$150–200
900
FOOTBALL AUTOGRAPHS, nice collection including Carji Greeves (1st Brownlow Medalist);
Roy Cazaly, Jack Dyer, Tony Lockett, Laurie Nash, Bob Pratt, Kevin Bartlett, Royce Hart,
Ron Barassi & Alex Jesaulenko. (34 items).�� $300–500
901
THE AUSTRALIAN CRICKETER & FOOTBALLER: Collection of this scarce Australian magazine in large
bound volume, comprising “The Australian Cricketer” {Volume 2 Nos.1-7; Volume 3 Nos.1-6; Volume 4
Nos.1-6}; “The Australian Cricketer and Footballer” {Volume 5 Nos.1-17; Volume 6 Nos.1-26 & Volume
7 Nos.1-8} [Melbourne, 1931-34]. {Note - Volume 7 issues 1-8 were issued without colour covers apparently only to subscribers}. Comprehensive run. Fair/Good condition.��$1,000–1,500
902
CARLTON: Member’s Season Ticket for 1936, with fixture list & hole punched for each game attended.
903
CARLTON: Member’s Season Ticket for 1937, with fixture list & hole punched for each game attended.
904
PRESTON: “Preston Football Club, Season 1937” pay receipts (36), including captain coach Albert
Hyde, who was Hawthorn’s leading goalkicker from 1926-32, and a pro sprinter of considerable ability,
boasting a second place in the 1933 Stawell Gift.��$200–250
905
1948 VICTORIAN TEAM, team photograph with title “Victorian Football League, Interstate Trip Perth
- Adelaide 1948” and players names printed on mount, overall 38x30cm. Fair condition (mount with
peripheral faults). Team includes Jack Graham (captain), Alan Ruthven, Charlie Sutton, Bill Morris &
Bert Deacon.��$100–150
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897
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898
ex 961
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925
932
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ex 966
931
947
963
945
ex 970
969
946
950
971
972
973
974
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906
COLLINGWOOD: “Collingwood Football Club 1892-1948” by Percy Taylor [Melbourne, 1948],
limited edition No.870.��$100–120
907
FOOTBALL PUPPET & BOOKS: c1980s “One-eyed Melbourne Puppet” made by Croner Trading;
range of football books (20); 1949-78 Mid-Murray Football League programmes (9); “Dipper’s Footy
Challenge”; also 1950s-60s booklets re laws of cricket (2) & rugby union (2); tennis flicker book
(missing covers).��$100–150
908
FOOTBALL GROUP, noted c1950s wind-up football with Melbourne theme song; 1960s Carlton pyjama
bag (original packaging); itineraries & ephemera (21 items); Argus album (empty); Wales football
money box; colour photos of 1980s players (27); “Inside Football” magazine (8); “The Footy Show
Magazine” (8); “Inside Sport” (12); 2004 $5 coin. Inspection will reward.��$200–300
921
FOOTBALL COLLECTABLES, noted Member’s Season Tickets for Moorabbin 1961, Northcote 1967 &
Sandringham 1998; Pennants including 1964 Geelong; various cloth badges (70); album of mini-Weg
posters 1954-94 & losing Weg posters (14); Bobble Dobbles (3); mascot stuffed toys (4); matchboxes
(10); Swans photos (12); Collingwood photos (30); “Get Me A Gillies” Tony Lockett counter display;
VFL Park badges (10); various trinkets. Inspection will reward.�� $250–350
922
MAGAZINES & FOOTBALL RECORDS: c1963-2012 range with “Footy fan” (6 issues); “Inside Football”
(89 issues); other football magazines (9); “Football Record”s with home & away (16), Finals (6), Grand
Finals (2) & others (2). Also 1977 Centenary Test programme.��$100–120
923
UMPIRE MEDALLION: North Tasmanian Football Association c1966 enamel & brass medallion.
Good condition��$120–200
909
GEELONG: 1951 Grand Final pennant; c1973 “Operation Flag” brochures (2); 2001 Team of the Century
menus; small container of badges & tie pins; watercolour “Beach Huts” by Christopher Hickey; 1956
Olympics programme.��$100–150
924
COLLINGWOOD: Collectables with c1960s Magpies cushion; Bobby Rose football shorts in wrapper;
Collingwood towel & tea-towel; Collingwood Centenary tankard; Collingwood car money box;
medallions for 1927-30 premierships (issued 1980s).��$200–250
910
1952 VICTORIAN TEAM, team photograph with title “Victoria v South Australia at Adelaide - 19th July
1952, Victorian Football League Official Party. Scores: South Australia 12 Goals 8 Behinds - 80 Points;
Victoria 8 Goals 15 Behinds - 63 Points” and players names printed on mount, overall 34x30cm. Fair/
Good condition (mount with peripheral faults). Team includes Fred Flanagan (captain), Bill Hutchinson,
Roy Wright & Bob Rose.��$150–200
925
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 08/66, size 42x60cm. With CoA.�� $300–400
926
NORM SMITH (Melbourne & Fitzroy): Photograph of Norman Smith, window mounted with details of
his career as a player and coach at Melbourne, overall 40x60cm. From the collection of Stuart Spencer.
��$100–120
927
RICHMOND: 1967 Premiership team photograph by Allan Studios, framed & glazed, overall 51x31cm.
��$200–250
928
1968 VICTORIAN TEAM, team photograph with title “Victoria v South Australia at Melbourne, Saturday
1st June, 1968. Scores : - Victoria - 14 goals 9 behinds - 93 points; South Australia 5 goals 10 behinds 40 points” and players names printed on mount, overall 37x32cm. G/VG condition. Team includes Bill
Goggin (captain), Jack Schultz, Kevin Bartlett, Alex Jesaulenko & Bob Skilton.��$150–200
929
1968 VICTORIAN TEAM, team photograph with title “Victoria v Western Australia at Perth, 6th July,
1968. Scores : - Victoria - 13 Goals 21 Behinds 99 Points; Western Australia - 13 Goals 12 Behinds 90
Points” and players names printed on mount, overall 33x31cm. G/VG condition. Team includes Bill
Goggin (captain), Royce Hart, Peter Hudson, Alex Jesaulenko & Bob Skilton.��$150–200
930
EPHEMERA, mainly Carlton, noted 1969 Twisties/Sun Valley “Captain Posters - John Nicholls” (2);
Grand Final souvenirs from 1970 & 1972; “Football Record”s (3).��$100–120
931
RICHMOND: 1969 Premiership team photograph, with title “Richmond Football Club, V.F.L. Premiers
1969” and players names printed on mount, framed & glazed, overall 40x34cm. Also Dale Weightman
signed display (framed, 43x54cm).��$250–300
932
CARLTON: 1970 original Weg poster, depicting Blues player with 6 fingers.
Good condition (minor peripheral faults).��$250–300
933
CARLTON: Original Weg posters for 1970, 1972 & 1979. Fair/Good condition (minor peripheral faults).
�� $500–600
934
FOOTBALL CARDS & EPHEMERA: Range in carton noted Scanlens 1974 (2), 1976 (2), 1977 (20),
1978 (77) & 1979 (38); c1978 “Peters Footy Picture Card” (2); plus c1970-2010 “Football Record”s
with home & away (21), Finals (15), Grand Final (9) & others (28); 1979 Carlton Weg poster; plus range
of ephemera.��$150–200
935
YO-YOS & BADGES: Box with football yo-yos (15); badges (26) including Carlton Social Club 1970-71;
key rings (13); also noted Richmond playing cards; 1963 medal from Power Memorial Football League.
��$150–200
936
CARLTON/FITZROY: Carlton Member’s Season Tickets for 1971 (2); VFL Members Reserve Passes for
Fitzroy Club Matches for 1979, 1982, 1983 & 1984; plus “Centenary of the AFL” stamp sheetlet.
937
FOOTBALL BOOKS, noted “The Blues - A History of Carlton Football Club” by Hewat [Melbourne,
1982]; “The Encyclopedia of League Footballers” by Main & Holmesby (5 editions, 1992-98);
“Footystats” by Taylor (6 editions 1992-2000); plus Norwood annual reports (6) & range programmes
(12). Fair/VG. (67 items)��$200–250
911
1954 VICTORIAN TEAM, team photograph with title “Victoria v South Australia at Melbourne - 19th
June 1954, Victorian Football League Representative Team. Scores: Victoria 26 Goals 16 Behinds 172
Points; South Australia 6 Goals 9 Behinds 45 Points; “ and players names printed on mount, overall
37x31cm. Fair/Good condition. Team includes Ken Hands (captain), Bill Hutchinson, Roy Wright,
John Kennedy Sr & Bob Rose.��$150–200
912
1954 VICTORIAN TEAM, team photograph with title “Victorian Football League Representative
Team, Matches at Perth and Adelaide, 1954”, with scores and players names printed on mount, overall
31x25cm. Fair/Good condition. Team includes Ken Hands (captain), Bill Hutchinson, Roy Wright,
Neil Mann & Bob Rose.��$150–200
913
1955 VICTORIAN TEAM, team photograph with title “Victoria v Western Australia at the Melbourne
Cricket Ground, 18th June, 1955, Representative Team. Victoria - 6 goals 18 behinds 54 points; Western
Australia 3 goals 7 behinds 25 points” and players names printed on mount, framed & glazed, overall
27x32cm. G/VG condition. Team includes Des Rowe (captain), Don Cordner, John James, Jack Clarke &
Neil Mann.��$150–200
914
CLUB EPHEMERA: Album including Carlton “Kia Ora” programmes for 1955 & 1957; Footscray
Centenary Press Kit 1983; Richmond team photo cards (4); St.Kilda annual reports (7).
Fair/Good condition. (56 items).��$150–200
915
CARLTON: Carlton badge made by K.G.Luke; plus 1956 Olympics tin badge.��$100–120
916
MELBOURNE: “100 Years of Football - The Story of The Melbourne Football Club” by Taylor
[Melbourne, 1958]. Fair/Good condition.�� $80–100
917
c1957 Greig’s Honey Football glass for South Melbourne. Fine condition (with “Greig’s Honey” at base).
Also single recording “South Melbourne Football Club Song”.��$150–200
918
FOOTBALL AUTOGRAPHS: Collection well presented on pages, comprising 53 signed items, most
mounted with associated pictures, newspaper articles, football cards, etc. Noted Greg Williams,
Stephen Silvagni, Bob Rose, Peter McKenna, Nathan Buckley, Sam Newman, Alistair Lord, Michael Long,
Barry Davis, Bomber Thompson.��$200–250
919
SOUTH AUSTRALIA FOOTBALL AUTOGRAPHS: Collection beautifully presented in two albums,
comprising 62 signed items, most mounted with associated pictures, newspaper articles, football cards,
etc. Noted Tony Antrobus, Barrie Barbary, Malcolm Blight, Nathan Buckley, Peter Carey, Adam Cooney,
Graham Cornes, Len Fitzgerald, Bob Hank, Lindsay Head, Neil Kerley, Stephen Kernahan, Don Lindner,
Ian McKay, Barrie Robran, Mark Bickley, Mark Ricciuto, Warren Tredrea.��$200–250
920
FOOTBALL COLLECTABLES: Large box, noted nice c1960 Collingwood FC badge; 1986 Hawthorn
Premiership souvenir; Magpies ashtrays & money box; various glasses, cups & beer coolers; ephemera &
books. Inspection will reward.��$150–200
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938
1983-2006 range of sticker albums (23 - some complete, some partially complete, others empty);
plus “Footy Stars” magazine (20 issues, 1991-95).�� $120–150
939
BOX OF FOOTBALLS: Footballs (15) including one signed by c1989 Sydney Swans, AFL Centenary,
Ansett Cup 2000, Collingwood, Kangaroos, Brisbane Bears; plus mini-footballs (13). Fair/VG condition.
��$200–250
940
SIGNED FOOTBALLS: Group including footballs signed by Collingwood, Footscray, Bob Shearer Golf
Day; Adelaide with facsimile autographs; also two display stands. Fair/Good condition. (7 items).
��$100–120
941
ESSENDON: “Bomber” magazine, issues 1-17 (1995-99).��$100–120
942
1996 AFL CENTENARY HALL OF FAME LEGENDS: 1996 Centenary Grand Final poster, with 7
signatures - John Nicholls, Leigh Matthews, Dick Reynolds, Polly Farmer, Bob Pratt, Bobby Skilton &
Jack Collins, limited edition 30/50, window mounted, framed (no glass), overall 76x109cm. With CoA.
��$100–120
955
CARLTON: 2012 Carlton football jumper with 21 signatures including Chris Judd, Bryce Gibbs,
Jordan Russell, Matthew Kreuzer & Eddie Betts. Together with list of players who have signed.$100–150
FOOTBALL (AUSTRALIAN RULES) – CIGARETTE & TRADE CARDS
956
c1904-49 Football cards (66), noted Sniders & Abrahams 1904 (6), 1905-06 (2), 1906-07 (6), 1907-08
(5), 1908-09 (2), 1909-10 (2), 1910-11 Rays (1), 1911 Pennant (1), 1912 Star (5), 1913 Shield (1), 1908-09
Incidents in Play (1); also range cricket cards (22). Poor/G. Inspection will reward.�� $300–400
957
1904 Sniders & Abrahams “Australian Footballers”, Series A - part sets with blue framelines [5/23] &
without blue framelines [1/50]. Fair/G. (Total 6).�� $180–220
958
1904 Sniders & Abrahams “Australian Footballers”, Series A - part sets with blue framelines [4/23] &
without framelines [19/50]. Fair/VG. (Total 23).��$500–700
943
CARLTON: “Inside Carlton” magazine, issues 1-12, 14-17, 21 & 24 (1996-2004).��$100–120
944
ST.KILDA: c1997 St.Kilda football jumper with 30 signatures, noted Robert Harvey, Nathan Burke &
Stewart Loewe, framed & glazed, overall 71x94cm.��$150–200
945
CARLTON: “Number 2 Jumper” display comprising Carlton jumper signed on the number by John
Nicholls, Peter Motley & Greg Williams, limited edition 113/222, window mounted with action photo of
each player, framed & glazed, overall 89x109cm. With CoA.��$250–300
946
BROWNLOW MEDALLISTS: “The Brownlow Medallists”, display with signatures of 49 Brownlow
medallists including Dick Reynolds, Keith Greig, Ian Stewart, Bob Skilton, Verdun Howell, Brian Gleeson,
Michael Voss, Kevin Murray, Peter Bedford, Tony Liberatore, Malcolm Blight, John Platten, Tony Lockett,
Shane Crawford & Robert Harvey (missing Peter Moore); window mounted with group photograph,
limited edition 243/1500, framed and glazed, overall 92x66cm.�� $400–500
947
ANTHONY KOUTOUFIDES, pair of bronzed football boots on wooden stands; plus signed photograph
(framed, 36x46cm).��$200–250
948
CARLTON: Two large signed photographs - Carlton players in shower signed by Harry Madden, Luke
O’Sullivan, Mil Hanna, Ron Delulio & Fraser Brown; Carlton players in leathers signed by Anthony
Koutoufides, Craig Bradley, Fraser Brown, Adrian Gleeson, Tommy Alvin & Stephen Kernahan.$150–200
949
COLLECTABLES: “Sherrin - Coaches & Captains Commemorative Football 2001” with 33 signatures;
2000 Premiership Players sheetlet; wine (2 bottles); menu 1948 Drawn Grand Final Reunion Melbourne v Essendon; “Football Record”s (3). From the collection of Stuart Spencer.��$100–120
950
AFL TEAM OF THE CENTURY: “Australian Football League - Team of the Century” print by Mark Sofilas,
signed by the artist and the 15 living members - Gary Ablett, Ron Barassi, Francis Bourke, Bruce Doull,
Graham Farmer, Keith Greig, Royce Hart, Alex Jesaulenko, Leigh Matthews, Kevin Murray, John Nicholls,
Stephen Silvagni, Bob Skilton, Ian Stewart & Greg Williams, limited edition 156/200, overall 100x70cm.
With CoA.�� $500–600
959
1905-06 Sniders & Abrahams “Australian Footballers”, Series B, comprising “Victorian League Players”
[35/56] & “Victorian Association Players” (including Richmond & Essendon Association) [4/20]. Fair/
VG. Rare. (Total 39).��$750–900
960
1905-10 Wills “Past & Present Champions”, part set [36/50]. Fair/G condition.�� $300–400
951
DALE THOMAS (Collingwood): Street banner for 2008 Finals Series, 177x428cm.��$100–150
961
1905-10 Wills “Past & Present Champions” [18/50 + 3 spares]; plus 1913 “Club Colours and Flags”
[11/28 + 5 spares]. Poor/G condition.��$200–250
952
PREMIERSHIP 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 DiPierdomenico, Peter Sumich, Denis Pagan & Tom Harley, window mounted, framed & glazed,
overall 50x45cm. Sheet number 012/500 ex Stuart Spencer collection.��$200–250
962
1906-07 Sniders & Abrahams “Australian Footballers - Victorian Country Players”, Series C, almost
complete set [16/20]. Fair/G.��$150–200
963
1906 Greathead’s Tonic Medicine “Victorian Footballers” [1/12 known] - Sowden (Melbourne).
Fair/Good condition. Rarity 10.�� $1,200–1,500
964
1907-08 Sniders & Abrahams “Australian Footballers”, Series D (head & sholders), part set [33/56].
One Poor, others Fair/VG.��$250–300
965
c1908-75 football cards in album, noted Sniders & Abrahams, Wills, J.J.Schuh, Hoadleys, Godfrey
Phillips, Allens, Giant Licorice, Kornies, Twisties, Atlantic, Sunblest “V.F.L.Footy Cards” [25/28].
Poor/G. Inspection will reward. (172 items).�� $300–400
966
1908 Wills “Victorian Football Club Flags”, part set [17/29] plus 23 spares - useful for collecting all the
variations. Fair/VG.�� $300–400
953
954
“Wills Way - Three Generations of the Wills Family that Produced a New Game - Australian Football”
by Russell Stephens [Sydney, 2009], limited edition 140/200, signed by Tom Harley & Frank Costa.
��$100–150
GEELONG: “Geelong Football Club 1859-2009 - 150 Years” medallions (4) for Tom Wills, Fred Flanagan,
Tom Harley & Reg Hickey, on presentation stand. “Geelong Football Club - The Greatest Teams of
All 1859-2011” medallions (3) for Fred Flanagan, Tom Harley & Cameron Ling, on presentation stand.
Framed displays (4), noted “Cats Tales 1859-2006”; “Return of 1951 VFL Premiership Flag”;
“A Unique Gathering of Cats” (unsigned); Graham ‘Polly’ Farmer; all framed & glazed, each 46x34cm.
(Total 6 items).��$200–250
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967
45
1908-09 Sniders & Abrahams “Australian Football - Incidents in Play”, almost complete set [14/16].
Fair/VG.�� $800–1,000
968
1908 Talma postcard “St.Kilda Football Team 1908”. Fair/G condition.��$150–200
969
1909 Cohn’s Beer “Bendigo District Colours - Sebastion”. G/VG condition. Extremely rare.
�� $1,200–1,500
970
1909 Victorian Football Follower “Footballers posters” (3) for Alick Lang (Carlton), Charles Hammond
(Carlton) & William Payne (Carlton), stuck into a c1908-20 Carlton scrapbook, including press clippings
regarding the 1910 bribery scandal.
978
1911 Sniders & Abrahams “Australian Footballers”, Series G (Pennants), part set [37/60]. Poor/VG.
�� $600–800
979
c1921-53 football cards, noted J.J.Schuh 1921 (2), 1922 (7) & 1923 “Portraits of Our Leading Footballers”
(3); 1933 Allens (8); 1933 “Bob Mirams Caricatures” (34). Poor/VG (few trimmed).��$150–200
980
1921 Sporting Life & The Bayonet “Prominent Players” pictorial supplement No.13 “Gordon Rattray,
Fitzroy”, 25x38cm. Fair/Good condition. Extremely rare - this is the example illustrated on the
“Australian Rules Football Cards” website.�� $400–500
981
1921 Sporting Life & The Bayonet “Prominent Players” pictorial supplement No.14 “Con McCarthy,
Collingwood”, 25x38cm. G/VG condition. Extremely rare - this is the example illustrated on the
“Australian Rules Football Cards” website.�� $400–500
982
1921 Sporting Life & The Bayonet “Prominent Players” pictorial supplement No.15 “C.Sherry, Fitzroy”,
25x38cm. Fair/Good condition. Extremely rare - this is the example illustrated on the “Australian Rules
Football Cards” website.�� $400–500
983
1922 Pals “Football Caricatures” [5/14 known + 2 unrecorded]. Poor/G.��$200–250
984
c1922-2008 football cards, noted 1963 Bryant & May “Collingwood Match Book - E.Hutchesson”; 1997
Yarraville FC “Yarraville Tigers” [36]; 1999 Pig Skin Promotions “Melbourne Premiership Series - 1959”
[21]; Team Zone “Team 2007 gold cards” (18). Fair/VG.��$150–200
These posters extremely rare, and not listed on the “Australian Rules Football Cards” website.�� $300–500
971
1909 Unknown “South Australian Footballers” [1/56] - L.L.Hill (Norwood). Fair/G condition. Extremely rare.
Very little is known about this set. The fact that some of the subjects are the same as the Sweet Nell
1906 series may suggest that these cards were also produced by that company but this is yet to be
substantiated.�� $300–400
972
1909 Unknown “South Australian Footballers” [1/56] - H.M.Miller (Norwood). Fair/G condition.
Extremely rare.�� $300–400
973
1909 Unknown “South Australian Footballers” [1/56] - H.W.D.Stoddart (Norwood).
Fair/G condition. Extremely rare.�� $300–400
974
1909 Unknown “South Australian Footballers” [1/56] - R.J.B.Townsend (Norwood).
Fair/G condition. Extremely rare.�� $300–400
975
c1910 Wills buttonhole badge, shield-shaped with Melbourne colours; also a buttonhole badge
depicting Grand Duke Nicholas.��$100–120
976
c1910 “League Football Series Post Cards” [1/13 known] - “Carlton”. Fair/Good condition.��$100–120
977
c1910 The Weekly Times postcard “Victorian Footballers” [1/84 known] - W.Busbridge (Essendon).
Fair/G. Rarity 9.��$100–150
COLLECTIONS
All goods must be collected and paid before 5pm on Friday 13 December 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.
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986
985
1922 Footscray Football Club “Player Postcard Series” [1/20 known] - Jack Howell, Follower & Half
Back. G/VG condition. Rarity 10.�� $500–600
986
1922 Footscray Football Club “Player Postcard Series” [1/20 known] - Alex Eason, Rover. G/VG
condition. Rarity 10.�� $500–600
46
980
47
981
982
ex 990
1025
1024
ex 1007
ex 1008
ex 1009
ex 1011
ex 1012
ex 1014
ex 1015
ex 1016
ex 1017
1018
ex 1020
1023
ex 1026
ex 1047
ex 1050
991
ex 1073
ex 1079
ex 1082
ex 1068
1084
48
49
987
1923 Lenten’s Shamrock Store (Bendigo) “Victorian Country Footballers” [2/98] - Bendigo East No.8
l.Sinclair & South Bendigo No.8 A.Cock. Fair/VG. Rare.��$200–250
1003
1951 Argus badges “VFL Club Captains” [8/12]; plus “Bendigo League Mascots” [2/8] &
“Hobart League Mascots” [1/6]. Fair/G. (Total 11).��$100–150
988
1924 Don Photo Series postcard “C.McCarthy, Footscray F.C.”. G/VG.�� $120–150
1004
989
1924 Don Photo Series postcard “St.Kilda F.C.”, team photo. G/VG.�� $120–150
1951 Harper’s Easi-Oats “VFL Famous Footballers” [2/40 + 2 spares]; 1951 Kornies “Footballers in
Action” (2); 1948 Nabisco “Leading Cricketers” (8); 1949 Sanitarium “Don Bradman” (2). Poor/G.
��$100–120
990
1926 Cain’s Sweets “Collingwood and Fitzroy Footballers” [7/36]. Fair/Good condition. Rarity 9.
�� $600–800
1005
1953 Kornies “Footballers in Action (Flag)”, almost complete set [63/64] stuck into album. Fair/G.
��$100–150
991
c1930 O.T.Beverage “Men’s Hats” - South Bendigo. Fair condition (left brim of hat missing). Extremely
rare - this card is the one illustrated on the “Australian Rules Football Cards” website.��$250–500
992
1932-57 scarce football cards, comprising 1932 Clark-Ellis “VFL Footballers” [1/108] - C.Dibbs
(Collingwood); 1949 Kornies “Victorian Footballers” [1/108] - No.52 E.Ryan (Oakleigh); 1954 Fyna Foods
“Victorian Footballer Caricatures” [1/24] - No.15 A.Ruthven (Fitzroy); 1957 Kornies “Footballer - Mascot
Swap Cards” [1/36] - No.4 Jock Spencer (North Melbourne). Fair/VG. (Total 4).��$200–250
993
1932 Clark-Ellis “VFL Footballers” [2/108] - W.Minogue (Footscray) & A.Rayson (Geelong).
Good condition. Rarity 8.��$100–150
994
c1930s Cigarette card album with range of cards (248), noted Wills “Footballers 1933” (136);
Bob Miram Caricatures (18); also 1934-35 Allens “Cricketers” (32). Poor/G.��$100–150
ex 1006
995
996
1933 Hart’s Confectionary “Tasmanian Footballers”, smaller size without border [3/66].
Fair/Good condition. Rarity 9.�� $300–400
1933 Carreras (Standard Cigarettes) “Football Series” (Bob Mirams Caricatures), almost complete set
[63/72]. Also 1985 Australian Dairy Corporation “Kanga Cricket” [63]; old cricket bat signed by Ian
Healy. Mainly G/VG.��$200–250
ex 1010
ex 1013
1006
1953 Argus “1953 Football Portraits”, large size (11x19cm), the complete set of South Melbourne players.
G/VG.�� $300–400
1007
1953 Argus “1953 Football Portraits”, large size (11x19cm), almost complete set of St.Kilda players
[5/72]. Fair/VG.�� $250–350
1008
1953 Argus “1953 Football Portraits”, large size (11x19cm), the complete set of Richmond players.
Fair/VG.�� $300–400
1009
1953 Argus “1953 Football Portraits”, large size (11x19cm), the complete set of North Melbourne players.
G/VG.�� $300–400
1010
1953 Argus “1953 Football Portraits”, large size (11x19cm), the complete set of Melbourne players. G/VG.
�� $300–400
1011
1953 Argus “1953 Football Portraits”, large size (11x19cm), the complete set of Hawthorn players. G/VG.
�� $300–400
997
c1933-2002 football cards in album, noted 1954-55 Coles (3); 1954 Argus (16); 1954 Kornies (10);
range Scanlens cards in very poor condition. Poor/VG.��$200–250
1012
1953 Argus “1953 Football Portraits”, large size (11x19cm), part set of Geelong players [4/72]. G/VG.
��$200–250
998
1933 Wills “Footballers 1933”, almost complete set [199/200]. Two poor, others Fair/VG.�� $120–150
1013
1953 Argus “1953 Football Portraits”, large size (11x19cm), almost complete set of Footscray players
[5/72]. G/VG.�� $250–350
999
1933 Wills “Footballers 1933”, complete set [200]. Fair/VG.��$150–200
1014
c1940-52 Chas.Boyles real photo “Victorian Footballers Postcards” (10) all Carlton players,
noted John Spencer (signed), V.English, H.Casper, K.Hands, K.Warburton, F.Davies, J.Mills,
A.Hodghson & J.Howell. Fair/G.�� $300–400
1953 Argus “1953 Football Portraits”, large size (11x19cm), the complete set of Fitzroy players [6/72].
G/VG.�� $300–400
1015
1953 Argus “1953 Football Portraits”, large size (11x19cm), almost complete set of Essendon players
[5/72]. G/VG.�� $250–350
c1940-51 Chas.Boyles real photo “VFL Teams Postcard” for Fitzroy; and
“Victorian Footballers Postcard” for Bob Chitty (Carlton). Fair/G.��$100–120
1016
1953 Argus “1953 Football Portraits”, large size (11x19cm), part set of Collingwood players [4/72]. G/VG.
��$200–250
1017
1953 Argus “1953 Football Portraits”, large size (11x19cm), almost complete set of Carlton players
[5/72]. G/VG.�� $250–350
1000
1001
1002
1950-51 Argus badges “VFL Club Mascots” [7/12]; 1951 “VFL Club Captains” [8/12] & “VFA Club
Captains” [1/14]. Together with c1908-60s collection of cigarette, trade & swap cards (c610).
Poor/VG.�� $300–400
50
51
1018
1953 Argus “1953 Football Portraits”, large size (11x19cm), error - double-sided card No.2 Lou Richards (Collingwood)/ No.12 Ron Clegg (South Melbourne).
Small surface loss on Lou Richards, otherwise G/VG.��$200–250
1019
1954 Fyna Foods “Victorian Footballer Caricatures” [2/24], No.2 N.Broderick (Fitzroy) &
No.10 F.Flanagan (Geelong). G/VG. Rarity 8.��$150–200
1020
c1958 Shell “VFL Mascot Decals”, part set [9/12]. G/VG.��$200–250
1021
c1958-64 Shell Decals, comprising c1958 “VFL Mascot Decals” [3/12 + 1 spare]; c1962
“VFL Mascot Decals” [4/12] & c1964 “VFL Mascot Decals” [1/12]. G/VG. (Total 9).��$150–200
1022
1958 Jonco Football Shorts “Victorian Footballers” [1/45] - No.26 John James (Carlton).
Fair/G. Rarity 9.�� $80–100
1023
1963 Scanlens “Footballers” No.7 Haydn Bunton Jnr (Swan Districts). G/VG.��$250–300
1033
1967 Scanlens “Footballers”, complete set [72]. G/VG.��$1,000–1,200
1024
1963 Scanlens “Footballers” No.8 Brendan Edwards (Hawthorn). G/VG.��$250–300
1034
1968 Twisties/Sun Valley “1968 Football Game - Prize Posters”, part set [8/12].
Fair/VG (3 with pin-holes at top).��$200–250
1025
1963 Scanlens “Footballers” No.10 Neil Roberts (St.Kilda). Fair/G.��$200–250
1035
1026
1964 Scanlens “Footballers” [4/33 + spare] - No.4 Ron Barassi, No.5 Peter Seward (2), No.12 Russell
Crow & No.30 Wayne Eastman; plus 1965 Scanlens “Footballers” [2/36 + spare]. Fair/VG.�� $300–400
1969 Twisties/Sun Valley “1969 Football Game - Captain Posters”, part set [7/12].
One Poor, others G/VG.��$200–250
1036
1027
1964-66 Mobil cards, noted “Mobil Footy Photos 1964” [10/40]; “Mobil Footy Photos 1965”
[23/40 + 4 spares]; “Mobil Footy Photos 1966” [11/40 + 1 spare]. Fair/G.��$100–120
1971 Mobil “1971 Mobil Footy Photos - SANFL Footballers”, complete set [40] stuck into album.
Good condition. Scarce.�� $180–220
1037
1971 Scanlens “Footballers” poster, No.17 Len Thompson (Collingwood).
Folded, though extremely scarce.��$200–250
1038
1971 Scanlens “Footballers” poster, No.18 Graeme Jenkin (Collingwood).
Folded, though extremely scarce.��$200–250
1039
1975 Golden Fleece “VFL Team Flag Stickers”, part set [7/12]. G/VG.��$150–200
1040
1975 Scanlens “Footballers”, almost complete set [131/132]. Fair/G.�� $300–400
1041
1975-79 Scanlens football cards, comprising 1975 (103), 1978 (24) & 1979 (2). Mainly Fair/G.��$100–120
1042
1976 Scanlens “Footballers”, complete set [132]. 8 Poor, others Fair/G.��$100–150
1043
c1978-2005 football & other cards in two albums, noted Scanlens 1978 (4), 1980 (29), 1981 (17),
1982 (32), 1987 (24) & 1989 (14); 1993 select [192]. Fair/G condition. (Total c560).��$100–150
1044
1978 Scanlens “Footballers”, almost complete set [154/156]. Fair/VG.��$200–250
1045
1979 Scanlens “Footballers”, complete set [156]. Mainly fair/G.��$150–200
1046
1981 Scanlens “Footballers”, complete set [168] + Checklists [12]. Mainly Fair/VG.��$200–250
1028
1964 Scanlens “Footballers”, part set [25/33]. Fair/VG.�� $1,300–1,500
1047
1985 Scanlens “Footballers”, complete set [132]. Mainly G/VG.��$250–300
1029
c1964 Mobil “Weg Mobilgas VFL Club Mascots Decals”, almost complete set [10/12]. G/VG. Rarity 6.
�� $120–150
1048
1987 Scanlens “Footballers” [58/132 + 7 spares]. Fair/G.�� $80–100
1049
1987-2008 football cards in four albums, noted 1987 St.Kilda “Southern Saints Supporters Cards”
[24/42]; 1998 Bruzzese/Milne “Footscray Legend Caricatures” [16 + Postcard]; 1999 Bruzzese/Milne
“VFL Premiers 1954” [20]; 2002 The Advertiser “Port Adelaide Power stickers” (40); 2008 Richmond
“Immortals” [6]. G/VG.��$100–120
1050
1987 Scanlens “Footballers”, complete set [132]. Mainly G/VG.��$250–300
1051
1987-96 duplicated range of Fitzroy cards in album (374); plus 2004-12 large accumulation of AFL
Herald Sun base sets.��$150–200
1052
1991-97 Select football stickers in album, comprising 1991 [260], 1992 [260], 1993 [258], 1994 [258],
1995 [240], 1996 [234] & 1997 [234]. G/VG.��$100–120
1053
1991 Scanlens (Stimorol) “Footballers”, almost complete set [167/168]. Fair/VG.��$100–120
1030
1965 Herald-Sun “Pencil Pictures of Club Captains” [12]. Fair/G.��$200–250
1031
1965 Mobil “Mobil Footy Photos 1965 - Victorian Footballers”, complete set [40] stuck into album.
1032
1966 Mobil “Mobil Football Photos 1966 - Victorian Footballers”, complete set [40] stuck down in
album. Good condition.��$100–150
52
53
1054
c1991-2000 football cards in album, noted 1994 Dynamic “AFL Players Choice Gold Cards” [5] x 2 sets; 1994
Select “Cazaly Classics Gold Cards” [9]; 1994 Dynamic “AFL Sensation MVP” [5]; 1995 Select “Six of the
Best” [6]; 1996 Bruce Doull Hall of Fame card signed. Mainly G/VG. Inspection will reward. (c310).� $100–150
1055
1992 Regina “AFL Footballers” [176]; plus 1992 Continuity Group “3D Colourgrams” [15]. G/VG.
��$100–120
1056
1994 Coca-Cola “AFL Footballers Pogs” [40], “Crows Pogs” [40] & “West Coast Pogs” [40];
1995 Coca-Cola “SA Pogs” [47], “Vic Pogs” [47] & “WA Pogs” [47]. G/VG.��$150–200
1057
1994 Select “Gold Cards” [20]; plus “Cazaly Classics Gold Cards” [9]. G/VG.��$100–150
1058
1071
1999 football cards in album, noted 1999 Select “1300 Goal Kicking” [5], “Base Set” [200], “Football
Stickers” [252] & “Face Paint” [5], “All Australian” [22], “Medal Cards” [8], “Destiny Signature
Card - Mark Ricciuto”, “Premiership Predictor” [16], “Kevin Murray Legend Card”, “Jason Dunstall
Tribute Card”, promotional cards (4); “AFL Stars” [18]; 1999 QBE “Sydney Swans” [7]; 1999 Dragon
Reproductions” [16]. G/VG.��$150–200
1072
2000 football cards in album, noted 2000 Select “Draft Pick Signature” [12/15], “AFL Millenium
Game” [40]; “Ansett Australia Cup” [16]; “Base Set” [200], “All Australian” [22], “Medal Cards” [6],
“Premiership Predictor” [10/16], “Logo/Team of the Century” [16], “Leigh Matthews Legend Card”, “GF
Winner”, promotional cards (9); “Football Stickers” [270], “School Book Stickers” [18] & “3D Stickers”
[16]. G/VG.��$250–300
1994-96 football cards in two albums, noted 1994 Select “AFL Football” [200] x 2 sets; 1994 Select
“Cazaly Classics” [100] x 2 sets; 1994 Dynamic “AFL Sensations” [110] x 2 sets; 1996 Select “AFL PopUps” [72]; also 1995 Card Crazy “Rugby League Superstars” [90]. G/VG.��$100–150
1073
2000 Team Zone “Team 2000” trial cards - standard [31/500] & wildcards [35/100]. G/VG.
{This series was produced as the forerunner prototype to the initial issue of the Team 2001 cards.
Approximately five full sets were produced but never issued to the public}. (Total 66).��$600–1,200
1059
1994-2000 football cards in 3 albums, noted 1994 Dynamic “AFL Players Choice” [125] x 3 sets; 1995
Coca-Cola “Team Classics” [16] x 3 sets; 1995 Pizza Hut “Club Ten” [9]; 1995 Select “AFL Sensation”
[64]; 1995 Select “Series 2” [200] x 2 sets; 1998 Select “AFL Base Set” [200]; 2000 Select “AFL
Millenium” [200]. G/VG.��$100–120
1074
2003-04 football cards in 5 albums, noted 2003 Select “Base Set” [217], “Ultra” [162], “Rising Stars”
[22], “Best & Fairest” [9/16], “Premiership Commemorative” [1/12] & “Destiny Signature - Luke Penny”;
2003 Team Zone “Standard” [150] & “How to Play cards” [150]; 2004 Select “AFL Conquest” [210],
“AFL Ovation” [162], “Indigenous Players” [44], “Heritage Guernsey” [16] & “Promotional cards” (4);
also range stickers. G/VG.��$100–150
1060
1994 football cards in album, noted 1994 Select “AFL” [200] & “Legend Card Gary Ablett”; 1994 Select
“AFL Cazaly” [100], “Cazaly Classic Gold Cards” [9] & “Tony Modra Wild Card”; 1994 Dynamic “AFL
Players Choice” [125]; 1994 Dynamic “AFL Sensation” [110], “MVP Acetate Cards” [6] & redemption
cards (3).��$150–200
1075
2003 Select “Skilton Captain Signature card”, No.252/500. VG.��$100–150
1076
2005 football cards in 2 albums, noted 2005 Select “AFL Dynasty” [194], “Footy Face Die Cuts” [176],
“Premiership Predictors” [16], “Golden Draft” [16], “Promotional cards” (4), “Premiership Winners”
[3] & “Foil Premiership Winners” [3]; “AFL Tradition” [162], “Footy Face Die Cuts” [160], “Mark of the
Week” [22], “Footy Face Idols Die Cuts” [16], “Medal Die Cuts” [5], “Premiership Commemorative” [4]
& “Promotional cards” (4); 2005 Team Zone “Blue” (36). G/VG.��$200–300
1077
2006 football cards in 2 albums, noted 2006 Select “2005 Premiers” [22]; “AFL Champions” [162],
“Guernsey Die Cuts” [80], “New Generation” [20]; “AFL Supreme” [194], “Guernsey Die Cuts” [97] &
“Promotional cards” (4); 2006 Smith’s Crisps “Hot Shot Tazo” [96]. G/VG.�� $120–150
1078
2007-09 football cards in 7 albums, noted 2007 Select “AFL Champions” [195] “Sketch Cards” [32],
“Promotional cards” (4); “AFL Supreme” [195], “Medal cards” [5] & “promotional cards” (4); 2007 Pal
Pedigree “Auskick Footy Stars” [20]; 2007 Kraft “AFL Action Heroes” [17]; 2007 Smith’s Crisps “Footy
Tazos” (112); 2008 Topps “AFL Chipz” (167); 2008 Select range with “AFL Predictors & Draft Rookies”
[16]. G/VG.��$100–150
1061
1995 Crown & Andrews “AFL Pogs” [80], “Blue Club Emblems” [16], “Blue Captains” [16], “Blue KINIs”
[16], “Green KINIs” [16], “Petrol/Oil Slick KINIs” [16], “Purple KINIs” [16], “Red KINIs” [16], “Silver KINIs”
[16], Gold KINI” (1); also c1960s VFL Mascot badges [8/12]. Mainly G/VG.��$100–150
1062
1995-96 football cards in album, noted 1996 Tip Top “Hyfibe Heroes” [38] & “Signature Cards” [2/3] Tony Modra & Peter Sumich; 1995 Club Ten “Caricature Stickers” [32]; 1995 Pizza Hut “Club Ten” [9];
1996 Select “Super Swans” [13]; 1996 Tempo “Pumped Up Down Under” (15); c1995-96 greetings cards
(32). G/VG.��$100–150
1063
1995 Select “AFL Sensation - 24 Carat Gold Plated Wayne Carey MVP Card”, limited edition 013/400,
with redemption card & CoA.��$250–300
1064
c1995 “AFL Heroes Figurines” [16]; plus 1997 Prostar “Headliners AFL Figurines” (21) and Geelong toys
(2). Mainly G/VG. (39 items).��$100–150
1065
1996 Glow Zone “Footy Oddbodz” [65], “Magic Cards” [65], “Red Glow [64] (+ 6 redemption cards) &
“Blue Cards” [16]; plus 1997 Glow Zone “Footy Oddbodz in Hypervision” [57], “Hot Cards” [57] & “Glow
Cards” [57]. G/VG.��$100–150
1066
1996 Select chase cards, including “Jumbo Medal Cards” [5], “Jumbo Future Hall of Fame” [10], “Tribute
to Fitzroy”, “Best & Fairest” [16], “Medal Cards” [5], “Hot Numbers” [5], “Bob Skilton Legend Card”;
“Top Shots” [12], “Future Hall of Fame” [10], “Legends Teams” [2]. G/VG.��$150–200
1067
1996 Select “Team of the Century” [22], with the Bruce Doull card signed; and “Hall of Fame Legends”
[12]. G/VG.�� $300–400
1068
1996-2007 Select Hall of Fame cards in album, noted 1996 “Hall of Fame” [110], “Team of the Century”
[22], “Hall of Fame Legends” [12] & “Not For sale Promotional Cards” (4); 2003 “Hall of Fame Series 2”
[40] & “Hall of Fame Legends Series 2” [4] ; 2007 “Hall of Fame Series 3” [34]. G/VG.�� $400–500
1069
1997 football cards in album, noted 1997 Select “Base Set” [200], “All Australian” [22], “Head 2 Head”
[12], “Medal Cards” [9], “Premiership Predictor” [16], “Ron Barassi Legend Card”, “Great Goals” [4],
“Jumbo Head 2 Head” [12], “Grand Final Heroes” [4] & “Promotion cards” (3); 1997 Tattersalls “Super
Shots” [16]; Fountain “Power Players” [27]; White Crow “Warriors” [27]; Ansett “Ansett Australia Cup”
[16]; Maggi Noodles “Footy Bloopers” [20]; 1996-97 “Optus “Pro Squad” [28/30]. G/VG.��$150–200
1070
1998-99 football cards in two albums, noted 1998 Cadbury “Classic Grabs” [24]; 1998 Strictly
Entertainment “AFL Playing Cards” [225]; 1998 Select “Base Set” [200], “Stickers” [252], “Club
Captains” [16], “Bound for Glory” [10], “Medal Cards” [8], “Premiership Predictor” [16], “Hall of Fame
97” [5], “Ian Stewart Legend Card”, “Ansett Cup Game Day” [12] x 2 sets, “QBE Sydney Swans” [6] x 2
sets & “Sydney Swans” [12]; 1999 Cadbury “AFL Skills” [17], “Best of the Best 98” [20] & “Classic Grabs
98” [24]. G/VG.��$100–150
FOOTBALL (AUSTRALIAN RULES) – FOOTBALL RECORDS & SIMILAR PUBLICATIONS
1079
1945-49 “Football Record”s, comprising 1945 NM v Geelong; 1948 NM v Fitzroy; 1949 Richmond v NM,
1949 NM v Melbourne, 1949 Geelong v NM & 1949 NM v Carlton. Fair/G condition.�� $300–400
1080
METROPOLITAN FOOTBALL: c1947-2007 range with programmes (92); books (7); annual reports (19);
ephemera (12). Fair/Good condition.�� $50–60
1081
1949 “Football Record”s, 2nd Semi Final - Carlton v North Melbourne & Preliminary Final - Essendon v
North Melbourne. Fair/Good condition.��$150–200
1082
1950 “Football Record”s, comprising home & away matches (4) & Grand Final - Essendon v North
Melbourne. Fair/Good condition.�� $350–450
1083
1950 “Football Record”, Preliminary Final - North Melbourne v Geelong. Fair/Good condition.
(North’s win led them to the Grand Final for the first time since joining the VFL in 1925).��$100–120
1084
1950 “Football Record”, Grand Final - Essendon v North Melbourne. Fair/Good condition.��$250–300
1085
1951 “Football Record”s, comprising home & away (4). Fair/Good condition (one missing covers).
��$100–120
1086
1952 “Football Record”s, comprising home & away (5). Fair/Good condition.�� $120–150
1087
1953 “Football Record”s, comprising home & away (9) including Coronation Day Souvenir.
Fair/Good condition��$200–250
54
55
1088
1958 “Football Record”, 1st Semi Final - North Melbourne v Fitzroy.�� $80–100
FOOTBALL (SOCCER)
1089
c1961-2008 “Football Record”s, with home & away (62), finals (7) including 1961 Preliminary Final,
Grand Finals (6) & Wizard Cup (1); also ephemera (49 items) & “In Black & White” magazines (18).
1101
ARSENAL: 1959 Christmas Card with 17 signatures including G.Ward, G.Nutt, T.Docherty, D.Clapton,
L.Julians & J.Kersley. G/VG condition.��$200–300
1090
1965 “Football Record”, Grand Final - Essendon v St.Kilda; plus 1965 ‘Sporting Globe’ with headline
“Bombers’ 12th Flag”; 1964 ‘The Sun’ Grand Final Souvenir celebrating Melbourne’s premiership win.
1102
MANCHESTER UNITED: Signed photos of Wayne Rooney, Alex Ferguson, Ruud van Nistelrooy, Juan
Sebastian Veron (difficult), Eric Cantona, Peter Schmeichel & Brian Robson, most 30x20cm. Also sheet
of 120 1966 World Cup - England Winners stamps.�� $100–120†
1091
INTERSTATE PROGRAMMES: Northern Territory 1973-2004 “Football Insight” (33) - mostly grand
Finals; plus 1997-99 WAFL programmes with home & away (36), finals (2) & Grand Finals (3).
1103
FRAMED DISPLAYS, noted signed displays of Brett Emerton, Zlatan Ibrahimovic & Samir Nasri; plus
unsigned displays of England, England 2010 & Arsenal. All framed, various sizes. (6 items).��$100–150
1104
c1936-38 Topical Times “Footballers”, size 47x124mm (20) & size 94x248mm (20). Mainly G/VG.
�� $200–250†
1092
1976-88 “Football Record”s in 9 binders, comprising home & away (244);
plus 1988 Carlton v Hawthorn in London.��$200–250
1093
1994-2009 “Football Record”s in 21 binders, noted home & away (374); finals (60); Grand Finals (12);
also 2001 VFL (26).�� $300–400
GOLF
1094
1996-2011 “Football Record”s, noted home & away (7), Finals (3), Grand Finals (18) & others (7).
Fair/G condition. (35 items).�� $50–75
1105
STERLING SILVER: Boxed set of 6 tea spoons each one emblazoned with crossed golf clubs & ball.
Made by Walker & Hall of Sheffield c1933. VG condition��$120–200
1106
OLYMPIC & SPORTS PINS/BADGES: Collection in case & tin (249 pins), mainly Olympic pins c19562006, with some of the sought after team pins - noted Australia, Canada, Japan, Finland & Colombia;
also pins for Grand Prix, AFL, FIFA, Commonwealth Games, etc. Plus range of cloth badges (27) &
stickers (26).��$150–200
1107
US OPEN WINNERS: Two displays, one with golf gloves (4) signed by Hubert Green, Andy Bean, David
Graham & Curtis Strange; other with golf balls (7) - six signed including Steve Jones, Nick Price, Lee
Janzen, Tom Kite, Paul Azinger & Payne Stewart. Both displays framed & glazed. (2 items).��$100–120
FOOTBALL (RUGBY LEAGUE)
1095
c1935 ENGLAND RL TEAM, autograph page with 12 signatures including Jim Sullivan, Gus Risman,
Alf Ellalby & Les White.�� $80–100
HORSE RACING
1096
c1922 Davies & Herbert “Newcastle Famous Footballers” (rugby & soccer), almost complete set [49/50]
with red ornamental border; plus missing card [1/50] with blue border. Fair/G. Rare set.�� $500–750
1097
1925 Allens “Footballers” (rugby & soccer), part set [15/54]. Fair/G. Rare.��$200–250
1108
c1906-27 cigarette & trade cards, noted 1911 Sniders & Abrahams “Australian Racing Scenes” [23/40];
1906 Sniders & Abrahams “Australian Racehorses (Melbourne & Sydney Cup Winners)” (26); 1907
Sniders & Abrahams “Australian Racehorses” (23); c1927 Griffiths Bros. (Goblin) “Australian Racehorses”
(6). Poor/VG.��$200–250
1109
PHAR LAP’S TRAINER HARRY TELFORD: 62-piece cutlery set made by Walker & Hall Ltd, Sheffield,
in wooden case with engraved plaque on lid, “Birchip Race Club Trophy, Feb.10th 1926, Presented by
R.H.Gook Esq. Won by H.R.Telford”.
FOOTBALL (RUGBY UNION)
1098
1933 QUEENSLAND v NEW SOUTH WALES, autograph page with on one side Queensland Rugby
Union Team with 18 signatures including P.H.Clark, Fred Wyatt & V.Birmingham; on reverse NSW Rugby
Union Touring Side with 17 pencil signatures including H.G.Tolhurst, R.Rowntree & R.Walden.��$150–200
1099
1935 QUEENSLAND v MAORIS, autograph pages (2) with on one side Queensland Rugby Union Team
with 19 pencil signatures including G.Bennett, P.Vincent & V.Birmingham; on reverse Maori Touring Team
with 28 signatures including G.Nepia, W.G.Phillips, J.Hemi & Hawea Mataira.��$150–200
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NZ “ALL BLACKS”, All Blacks jersey signed by 2003 World Cup team, with 33 signatures including
Reuben Thorne, Richie McCaw, Doug Howlett, Joe Rokocoko & Keven Mealamu.��$200–250
Harry Telford won the Birchip Cup with Five Times in 1926, the year before he purchased Phar Lap from
the Trentham Sales in NZ. Extremely rare trophy from Phar Lap’s’trainer/leasee.�� $1,500–2,500
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MEMBERSHIP BADGES & CARDS: c1990-2011 collection, with VRC badges (7) & cards (22); Racing
Victoria (3) & Werribee Racing Club (1).�� $80–100
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MAKYBE DIVA/GLEN BOSS: “From Champion to Legend - How Makybe Diva Achieved Equine
Immortality” print, signed by jockey Glen Boss, limited edition 332/500, size 79x53cm.��$100–120
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SO YOU THINK: Two colour action photographs, both signed by jockey Steven Arnold,
framed & glazed, one 61x47cm, other 47x62cm.��$100–120
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BLACK CAVIAR: Race book “Fifth Day, Royal Ascot, 2012, Official Programme” with Black Caviar
in The Diamond Jubilee Stakes, signed by jockey Luke Nolen. Superb condition.��$100–120
MOTOR RACING
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VALENTINO ROSSI, large signed photograph, limited edition 48/100, size 81x51cm.��$100–120
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SIGNED F1 & MOTO-GP DISPLAYS, noted Nico Rosberg, Rubens Barrichello, Nicky Hayden,
Jorge Lorenzo, Dani Pedrosa & Anthony West. All framed, various sizes. (6 items).��$100–150
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John W.Kelly’s IOC Olympic Participant’s Badge, Olympic Rings badge, affixed to card “Games of the
XVIIth Olympiad, 1960, Participant, 50512”, in white presentation wallet with Olympic rings on front &
name “John.W.Kelly”. Together with Australian flag badge.
John W.Kelly was a part of Australia’s Equestrian team.�� $120–150
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MONTREAL 1976 Australian commemorative 22ct gold medallion 10.5 grams; matching sterling silver
1oz. (30.5 grams) medallion. Both with original presentation boxes.�� $400–500
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SYDNEY 2000 REPLICA OLYMPIC TORCH, aluminium and stainless steel, in perspex display case
with details of the Torch’s inspiration, design & technical aspects, limited edition 828/2000, overall
54x89cm. With CoA.��$1,000–1,500
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Sydney 2000 Australian Olympic Opening Ceremony Blazer, attractively window mounted with
signed photographs by Australian flag bearer Andrew Gaze, athlete’s oath reader Rechelle Hawkes &
Ian Thorpe, limited edition 12/100, framed & glazed, overall 98x129cm. With CoA.�� $500–600
TENNIS
OLYMPIC GAMES
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AUSTRALIAN OLYMPIC MEDAL WINNERS - Shooting, Basketball, Cycling, Sailing & Canoeing:
Collection of autographs on pieces, noted Edgar “Dunk” Gray (1928 & 1932); Adam Vella, Suzy Balogh,
Michelle Timms, Lionel Cox, Sid Patterson, Sir Hubert Opperman, Tony Marchant, Ian Brown,
Kathy Watt, Rolly Tasker, Grant Kenny, Clint Robinson. Nice assembly. (88 items).�� $250–350
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TENNIS AUTOGRAPHS: Signed photographs, displays, books & pieces, with wonderful array of
signatures, noted Helen Wills, Ivan Lendl (3), Pete Sampras, Mark Woodfull & Todd Woodbridge, Fred
Perry (3), Pat Cash (2), Pat Rafter, Jimmy Connors, John Kramer, Jean Borota, Arthur Ashe, Alice
Marble, Anna Kournikova, Chris Evert, Billie Jean King, Ashley Harkleroad, Helen Hull, Dodo Bundy,
Nancy Wynne Bolton, Gabriela Sabatini & Sarah Palfrey. (28 items).��$200–300
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TENNIS BOOKS GUIDES & MAGAZINES: Books (31) including “Tennis” by Helen Wills [New York, 1928];
“Fifty Years of Lawn Tennis in the United States” published by US Lawn Tennis Association [New York,
1931]; “The Davis Cup - Celebrating 100 Years of International Tennis” by Evans [London, 1998]; also
guides (32) with “World Tennis” yearbooks (7); c1952-2012 magazines (c140); plus print “100 Years of
the Davis Cup”.�� $120–150
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TENNIS GROUP, noted rare ticket for 1938 Davis Cup Challenge Round USA v Australia played in
Philadelphia; c1950s-60s postcards/photos sold at Wimbledon (9), comprising Ken Rosewall, Ashley
Cooper, Neale Fraser, Fred Stolle, Frank Sedgman, John Newcombe, Lew Hoad, Mal Anderson &
Margaret Court; 1959 programme for International Championships at Wembley; also collection of
signed pieces (22) including Fred Perry, Frank Sedgman, John Newcombe, Rod Laver, Dennis Ralston,
Tracy Austin, Virginia Wade, Billie Jean King & Ilie Nastase.�� $150–200†
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VICTORIAN OLYMPIC COUNCIL TROPHY: Plaque with bronze depicting Wilfred Kent Hughes 18951970, athletes with wreath and text “The Tribute of The Victorian Olympic Council”, and smaller plaque
lower right engraved “Melbourne 1956, Anthony Marchant & Ian Brown”, designed by Andor Mezaros
(who also designed the 1956 Melbourne Olympics Participation Medal), overall 19x23cm.�� $300–500
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Scarce pennant “XVI OLYMPIADENS, Ryttartavlingar, 1956 (Olympic rings)”, 30cm long.
Fair/Good condition.
The Equestrian events at the 1956 Olympics were held in Stockholm due to the Australian
quarantine regulations.�� $100–150†
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1956 Melbourne, XVI Summer Olympics OFFICIAL PARTICIPATION MEDAL, in bronze. VG condition
��$300–350
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Telephone bid forms must be received
at least 24 hours before the sale
begins.
Mossgreen bears no responsibility for
any errors which occur due to late
instructions. Mossgreen will endeavour
to confirm bids received either by
fax or by telephone. If you have not
received our confirmation within
one business day, please contact
Mossgreen.
It is the bidder’s responsibility to
check with Mossgreen staff whether
a saleroom notice relates to any lot
which they have listed. Bidders in the
room will be informed of saleroom
notices by the auctioneer at the
If you are an International Bidder who
has not previously purchased with
Mossgreen please note that a deposit
may be requested in cleared funds
prior to the auction date to enable your
registration to be confirmed. A clear
copy of your photo identification, as
listed above is also required.
Mossgreen will also accept credit card
payments for the initial deposit (Visa,
Mastercard or American Express)
however the remaining balance in
excess of $5,000 must be paid via
Funds Transfer as Mossgreen does not
accept credit card payments for goods
when the card holder is not present to
sign. This deposit is refunded within
48 hours should you not be successful.
Mossgreen does not bear the exchange
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TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE
The terms and conditions of sale listed here
contain the policies of Mossgreen Pty Ltd. They
are the terms on which Mossgreen Pty Ltd and
the Seller contract with the Buyer. They may
be amended by printed Saleroom Notices or
oral announcements made before and during
the sale. By bidding at auction you agree to be
bound by these terms.
1.BackgroundtotheTerms
usedintheseConditions
The conditions that are listed below contain
terms that are used regularly and may need
explanation. They are as follows:
“the Buyer” means the person with the highest
bid accepted by the Auctioneer
“the Lot” means any item depicted within the
sale for auction and in particular the item or
items described against any lot number in the
catalogue.
“the Hammer price” means the amount of
the highest bid accepted by the auctioneer in
relation to a lot
“the Buyers Premium” means the charge
payable by the Buyer to the auction house as a
percentage of the hammer price.
“the Reserve” means the lowest amount at
which Mossgreen has agreed with the Seller
that the lot can be sold.
“Forgery” means an item constituting an
imitation originally conceived and executed as
a whole, with a fraudulent intention to deceive
as to authorship, origin, age, period, culture
or source, where the correct description as to
such matters is not reflected by the description
in the catalogue. Accordingly no lot shall
be capable of being a forgery by reason of
any damage or restoration work of any kind
(Including re-painting).
“the insured value” means the amount that
Mossgreen in its absolute discretion from time
to time shall consider the value for which a lot
should be covered for insurance (whether or
not insurance is arranged by Mossgreen.)
All values expressed in Mossgreen Pty Ltd
catalogues (in any format) are in Australian
Dollars (AU$). All bids, “hammer price”,
“reserves”, “Buyers Premium” and other
expressions of value are understood by all
parties to be in Australian Dollars (AU$) unless
otherwise specified.
2.MossgreenAuctionsasAgent
Except as otherwise stated Mossgreen Pty Ltd
acts as agent for the Seller.
The contract for the sale of the property is
therefore made between the Seller and the
Buyer.
3.BeforetheSale
A)EXAMINATIONOFPROPERTY
Prospective Buyers are strongly advised to
examine in person any property in which
they are interested before the Auction
takes place. Neither Mossgreen nor the
Seller provides any guarantee in relation to
the nature of the property apart from the
Limited warranty in the paragraph below.
The property is otherwise sold “AS IS”
B)CATALOGUEANDOTHERDESCRIPTIONS
All statements by Mossgreen in the
catalogue entry for the property or in
the condition report, or made orally or
in writing elsewhere, are statements of
opinion and are not to be relied upon as
statements of fact. Such statements do
not constitute a representation, warranty
or assumption of liability by Mossgreen
of any kind. References in the catalogue
entry to the condition report to damage or
restoration are for guidance only and should
be evaluated by personal inspection by the
bidder or a knowledgeable representative.
The absence of such a reference does not
imply that an item is free from defects
or restoration, nor does a reference to
particular defects imply the absence of
any others. Estimates of the selling price
should not be relied on as a statement that
this is the price at which the item will sell
or it’s value for any other purpose. Neither
Mossgreen nor The Seller is responsible for
any errors or omissions in the catalogue or
any supplemental material.
Images are measured height by width (sight
size). Illustrations are provided only as a
guide and should not be relied upon as a
true representation of colour or condition.
Images are not shown at a standard scale.
An item bought “on Extension” must be
paid for in full before it will be released to
the purchaser or his/her agreed expertising
committee or specialist. Payments received
for such items will be held “in trust” for
up to 90 days or earlier, if the issue of
authenticity has been resolved more
quickly. Extensions must be requested
before the auction.
Foreign buyers should note that all
transactions are in Australian dollars so
there may be a small exchange rate risk.
The costs associated with acquiring a
good certificate will be carried by the
purchaser. If the item turns out to be
forged or otherwise incorrectly described,
all reasonable costs will be borne by the
vendor.
C)BUYERSRESPONSIBILITY
All property is sold “as is” without
representation or warranty of any kind
by Mossgreen or the Seller. Buyers are
responsible for satisfying themselves
concerning the condition of the property
and the matters referred to in the
catalogue by requesting a condition report
No lot to be rejected if, subsequent to
the sale, it has been immersed in liquid or
treated by any other process unless the
Auctioneer’s permission to subject the lot
to such immersion or treatment has first
been obtained in writing.
4.AttheSale
A)REFUSALOFADMISSION
Mossgreen reserves the right at our
complete discretion to refuse admission to
the auction premises or participation in any
auction and to reject any bid.
B)REGISTRATIONBEFOREBIDDING
Any prospective new buyer must complete
and sign a registration form and provide
photo-identification before bidding.
Mossgreen may request bank, trade or
other financial references to substantiate
this registration.
C)BIDDINGASAPRINCIPAL
When making a bid, a bidder is accepting
personal liability to pay the purchase price
including the buyers premium and all
applicable taxes, plus all other applicable
charges, unless it has been explicitly
agreed in writing with Mossgreen before
the commencement of the sale that the
bidder is acting as agent on behalf of
an identified third party acceptable to
Mossgreen and that Mossgreen will only
look to the principal for payment.
D)INTERNATIONALREGISTRATIONS
All International clients not known to
Mossgreen will be required to scan
or fax through an accredited form of
photo identification and pay a deposit
at our discretion in cleared funds into
Mossgreen’s account at least 24 hours
before the commencement of the auction.
Bids will not be accepted without this
deposit. Mossgreen also reserves the
right to request any additional forms
of identification prior to registering an
overseas bid.
This deposit can be made using a
credit card, however the balance of any
purchase price in excess of $5,000 can
not be charged to this card without prior
arrangement.
This deposit is redeemable against any
auction purchase.
E)ABSENTEEBIDS
Mossgreen will use reasonable efforts to
execute written bids delivered to us AT
LEAST 24 Hours before the sale for the
convenience of those clients who are
unable to attend the auction in person.
If we receive identical written bids on a
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
was received and accepted first. Execution
of written bids is a free service undertaken
subject to other commitments at the time
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
the bidder’s responsibility to check with
Mossgreen after the auction if they were
successful. Unlimited or “Buy” bids will not
be accepted.
F)TELEPHONEBIDS
Priority will be given to overseas and
interstate bidders. Please refer to the
catalogue for the Telephone Bids form.
Arrangements for this service must be
confirmed AT LEAST 24 HOURS PRIOR
to the auction commencing. Mossgreen
accepts no responsibility whatsoever for
any errors or failure to execute bids. In
telephone bidding the buyer agrees to
be bound by all terms and conditions
listed here and accepts that Mossgreen
cannot be held responsible for any
mis-communications in the process. The
success of telephone bidding cannot be
guaranteed due to circumstances that
are unforeseen. Buyers should be aware
of the risk and accept the consequences
should contact be unsuccessful at the time
of Auction. You must advise Mossgreen
of the lots in question and you will be
assumed to be a buyer at the minimum
price of 75% of estimate (ie. reserve) for all
such lots. Mossgreen will advise Telephone
Bidders who have registered at least 24
hours before the auction of any relevant
changes to descriptions, withdrawals or
any other sale room notices.
G)ONLINEBIDDING
Mossgreen offers an online bidding service.
When bidding online the buyer agrees to
be bound by all terms and conditions listed
here by Mossgreen.
Mossgreen accepts no responsibility for
any errors, failure to execute bids or any
other miscommunications regarding
this process. It is the online bidder’s
responsibility to ensure the accuracy of
the relevant information regarding bids, lot
numbers and contact details.
H)RESERVES
Unless otherwise indicated, all lots are
offered subject to a reserve, which is the
confidential minimum price below which
the Lot will not be sold. The reserve will
not exceed the low estimate printed in the
catalogue. The auctioneer may open the
bidding on any Lot below the reserve by
placing a bid on behalf of the Seller. The
auctioneer may continue to bid on behalf
of seller up to the amount of the reserve,
either by placing consecutive bids or by
placing bids in response to other bidders.
I)AUCTIONEERSDISCRETION
The Auctioneer has the right at his absolute
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
during or after the sale, to determine the
successful bidder, to continue the bidding,
to cancel the sale or to reoffer and resell
the item in dispute. If any dispute arises
after the sale, then Mossgreen’s sale record
is conclusive.
J)SUCCESSFULBIDANDPASSINGOFRISK
Subject to the auctioneer’s discretion, the
highest bidder accepted by the auctioneer
will be the buyer and the striking of
his hammer marks the acceptance of
the highest bid and the conclusion of a
contract for sale between the Seller and
the Buyer. Risk and responsibility for the lot
(including frames or glass where relevant)
passes immediately to the Buyer.
K)INDICATIVEBIDDINGSTEPS,ETC.
Mossgreen reserves the right to refuse any
bid, withdraw any lot from sale, to place
a reserve on any lot and to advance the
bidding according to the following:
IncrementAmount
DollarRange
$5
$0–$100
$10
$100–$200
$20
$200–$500
$25
$500–$750
$50
$750–$1,500
$100
$1,500–$3,000
$250
$3,000–$5,000
$500
$5,000–$15,000
$1,000
$15,000–$25,000
$2,500
$25,000–$50,000
$5,000
$50,000–$150,000
$10,000
$150,000–$500,000
$20,000
$500,000 +
5.AftertheSale
A)BUYERSPREMIUM
In addition to the hammer price, the buyer
agrees to pay to Mossgreen the buyers
premium. The buyer’s premium is 22% of
the hammer price plus GST. (Goods and
Services Tax) where applicable.
B)PAYMENTANDPASSINGOFTITLE
The buyer must pay the full amount due
(comprising the hammer price, buyers
premium and any applicable taxes and
GST) not later than 5 days after the auction
date.
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.
D)PACKING,HANDLINGANDSHIPPING
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)CULTURALHERITAGEEXPORTLICENCES
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)REMEDIESFORNON-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)
i)
to charge interest at such a rate as we
shall reasonably decide
ii)
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
Payment can be made by direct transfer,
cash (not exceeding $10,000AUD, if wishing
to pay more than $10,000AUD then this
must be deposited directly into a Bank of
Melbourne / St George branch and bank
receipt supplied) and Eftpos (please check
the daily limit). Payments can also be
made by credit card in person with a 2% (+
GST) merchant fee for Visa and Mastercard
and 3% (+ GST) for American Express.
Invoices that are in excess of $5,000 and
where the card holder is not present, can
not be charged to a credit card without
prior arrangement. Personal cheques are
accepted, but funds must be cleared before
goods will be released. Bank cheques are
subject to three days clearance.
iii) to cancel the sale
The buyer is responsible for any bank fees
and charges applicable for the transfer of
funds into Mossgreen’s account
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.
C)COLLECTIONOFPURCHASES&
INSURANCE
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.
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.
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)FAILURETOCOLLECTPURCHASES
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.ExtentofMossgreenLiability
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.LimitedWarranty
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.LawandJurisdiction
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-SaleEstimates
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.Saleresults
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.GoodsandServiceTax
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.ResaleRoyaltyScheme
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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