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Sporting Memorabilia,Antique and Modern Fishing TackleThursday 11th JuneFriday 12th June 2020

Making and Preserving History

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Day One: Thursday 11th June at 10.30amSporting Memorabilia

(Lots 1-315)

Day Two: Friday 12th June at 10.30amAntique and Modern Fishing Tackle

(Lots 321-833)

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Index

Day One General Sports

Speedway and Formula One Motorsports 1-133Horse Racing, Country Pursuits, Shooting 134-154Bronze and Spelter Sporting Figures 156-162Cricket Memorabilia 166-235Olympic Sports, Tour De France, Boxing, Tennis, Snooker et al 236-303Sporting Greats Autographs 306-315

Day Two

Antique and Modern Fishing Tackle 321-835

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11961 Cradley Heath Speedway Programmes (22) – complete runof home programmes from 1st April – 9th September to inclProvincial League, Northern League, World Championship Rnd,Challenge Trophy, Provincial League Riders Championship Rnd,Challenge Match, Knock Out Cup Semi Final, All Stars Best PairsChampionship, and P.L Cup Final – all with hand written results,some minor duplication, - couple with sellotaped spines – and a fewwith staple rust – mostly clean £20-30

21962 Cradley Heath Speedway Programmes (28) – 28/29 nearcomplete run of home programmes missing 22nd Meeting only from17th Feb – 24th September to incl BBC Grandstand Best PairsTrophy 1st leg and Final, Challenge Match, Iron & Steel Trophy,Midland League, Provincial League, Special Invitation, WorldChampionship Rnd, Provincial League Riders Championship Rnd,Heathens Past v Heathens Present and Britain v Overseas 2nd OfficialTest Match – all with hand written results, otherwise generally overall(G). £30-40

31963 Cradley Heath Speedway Programmes (27) – 27/31 nearcomplete run of home programmes missing 16, 20, 24 & 25 Meetingfrom 8th April – 26th October to incl Invitation Match, MidlandLeague, Iron & Steel Trophy, Provincial League, SpeedwayChampionship of The World RND, Midland-Cornish Trophy, Dudley-Wolves Trophy, 1st Individual Championship Meeting for the AlanHunt Memorial Trophy, Grand Challenge Match, 2nd RoundKnockout Cup, Semi-final Knockout Cup, and Grand Finale – allwith hand written results, otherwise generally overall (G). £30-40

41964 Cradley Heath Speedway Programmes (34) – complete runof home programmes from 21st March – 31st October to incl, GrandChallenge Match, Southern League, Provincial League, KnockoutCup 1st, 2nd, Semi-final and Final Rnds, Revenge Match, SydJenkins Trophy, 2nd Individual Championship for the Alan HuntMemorial Cup Trophy, Dudley-Hawkes Trophy, 2x Provincial RidersChampionship Semi-Finals (one rained off) – all with hand writtenresults, otherwise generally overall (G). £35-45

51965 Cradley Heath Speedway Programmes (42) – 27/28 nearcomplete run of home programmes missing 25th Meeting from 3rdApril to 30th October to incl, Grand Challenge Match, BritishSpeedway League Championship, Speedway Championship of TheWorld RND 2, versus Gornick (Polish touring team), Knockout CupRND to, 3rd Alan Hunt Memorial Trophy, Iron and Steel TrophyChallenge, Dudley-Wolves Trophy, Grand Challenge Match, and vHalifax (A) et al - complete with 14 duplicate copies – all with handwritten results, otherwise generally overall (G). £35-45

61966 Cradley Heath Speedway Programmes (29) – 27/30 nearcomplete run of home programmes missing 6 & 22 Meeting from 2ndApril to 8th October to incl -British Speedway LeagueChampionship, Midland Riders Championship Qual. Rnd, MidlandCup 2nd leg, World Championship qualifying round and semi-final,Alan Hunter Memorial Trophy, International Challenge Match vVargarna (Sweden), Dudley Would Trophy, Challenge Match, andInternational Cavalcade of Thrills, plus v Halifax (A) – 2x duplicatessome have signatures to the front and back covers-all with handwritten results otherwise generally overall (G) £30-40

71967 Cradley Heath Speedway Programmes (34) –26/30 nearcomplete run of home programmes missing 2,5,27 & 29 Meetingsfrom 25th March to 30th Sept. to incl Challenge Match, BritishSpeedway League Championship, World Championship qualifyinground, Knockout cup Match, Midland Cup 1st leg, v Prague, DudleyWolves Trophy, and v Swindon (A) et al - some have signatures to thefront and back covers- 7x duplicates - all with hand written resultsotherwise generally overall (G) £30-40

81968 Cradley Heath Speedway Programmes (36) –23/27 nearcomplete run of home programmes missing 8,12,16, & 24 Meetingfrom 6th April to 5th Oct. to incl British Speedway League,Challenge Match, Alan Hunt Memorial Trophy, World Championshipqualifying round Midland Riders Championship qualifying roundMidland Cup RND, v Prague, Dudley-Wolves Trophy, and 2x vSwindon (A) et al- some have signatures to the front and back covers-11x duplicates - all with hand written results otherwise generallyoverall (G) £30-40

91969 Cradley Heath Speedway Programmes (34) –30/31 nearcomplete run of home programmes missing only 12 Meeting from 6thApril to 4th Oct. to incl British Speedway League, Midland RidersChampionship RND, Alan Hunter Memorial Trophy, WorldChampionship RND, Knockout Cup 2nd & 3rd rnd and Semi-final vWimbledon, Great Britain v Sweden, Midland Cup 2nd leg, Semi-final 1st leg, Dudley Wolves Trophy 2nd leg, Challenge Match vMidland Select, 2x v Swindon (A), 2x Belle Vue (A) et al – 2x withsignatures to the front and back covers incl Roy Trigg, KenWakefield, Bob Andrews and one other- all with hand written resultsotherwise generally overall (G) £30-40

101970 Cradley Heath Speedway Programmes (35) –29/30 completerun of home programmes missing only first Meeting which wasrained off from 6th April to 3rd Oct. to incl British Speedway League,World Championship qualifying round, England versus Australia,Alan Hunt Trophy, Challenge Match with signatures to the front andback covers (duplicate), Midland Cup Match 2nd leg and semi-final1st leg, Midland Riders Championship qualifying round, DudleyWolves Trophy 1st leg signed by Jan Simensen (duplicate), ChallengeMatch, v Swindon (A), v Belle Vue (2)(A) et al - all with handwritten results otherwise generally overall (G) 25-30

Day One: Thursday 11th June at 10.30amGeneral Sporting Memorabilia

Speedway, Formula Oneand other Motorsports

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111971 Cradley Heath Speedway Programmes (35) –31/31 completerun of home programmes incl the 30th Meeting “Watney MannTrophy” and 30th Final Home from 27th March to 4th Oct. to inclBritish Speedway League, Challenge Match, World Championshipqualifying round, LP Transport Trophy competition, Midland Cup2nd leg and semi-final 1st leg, Midland Riders Championshipqualifying round, Alan Hunt Trophy, 2x 18th one signed to the frontcover and back cover, Knockout Cup 3rd Round and Semi-Final,Dudley Wolves Trophy, 2x 26th one signed to the front cover andinside by most of the Cradley team together with Poole ridersWirebrand, Fossengen, Langfield et al, No 27th & 28th also signedto the front cover by 8 riders incl visitors plus 2x v Swindon (A, 2x vBelle Vue (A)- all with hand written results otherwise generallyoverall (G) £25-30

121972 Cradley Heath Speedway Programmes (39) –30/31 nearcomplete run of home programmes missing 17th Meeting from 27thMarch to 4th Oct. plus 4x unused v Newport Away to incl BritishSpeedway League, Grand Challenge Match, Midland RidersChampionship qualifying round, L P Transport Trophy competition,World Championship qualifying, Knockout Cup 2nd round, MidlandCup 2nd leg, Alan Hunt Memorial Trophy, Dudley Wolves Trophy, vBysarna Sweden Div 1 Champions signed by Bernie Persson(duplicate), Watney Mann Trophy, Grand Challenge Match Handicap,Grand Challenge Match For Revenge Trophy, Ivor Hughes Trophy -A Junior Riders Championship and 2x v Halifax (A) – c/w 3x otherduplicates – nearly all with hand written results otherwise generallyoverall (G) £25-30

131973 Cradley Heath Speedway Programmes (36) –29/33 nearcomplete run of home programmes missing 19,20,21,& 25 Meetingsfrom 17th March to 22nd Oct. to incl British Speedway League,Challenge Match, L P Transport Best Pairs Trophy, Midland RidersChampionship, Speedway Star Cup 1st leg, World Championshipqualifying round, Midland Cup 1st & 2nd round, Daily Mirrorinternational tournament Norway/Denmark v Sweden, DudleyWolves Trophy 2nd leg, Watney Mann Trophy, and v Swindon (A) etal-including 6 duplicates, all with hand written results otherwisegenerally overall (G) £25-30

141974 Cradley Heath Speedway Programmes (28) – 27/29 nearcomplete run of home programmes missing 14 and 21 Meetingsfrom 17th March to 22nd Oct. to incl British Speedway League,Knockout Cup, Midland Cup 2nd round, World Championshipqualifying round, B S P A international test match England versusUSSR, Midland Riders Championship, Dudley Wolves Trophy,Whatney Mann Trophy et al including one duplicate - mostly withhand written scores otherwise generally overall (G) £25-35

151975 Cradley Heath Speedway Programmes (32) – 30/32 nearcomplete run of home programmes missing 9 and 22 Meetings from2nd March to 25th Oct. to incl Gulf Oil British League, GrandChallenge, Midland Cup 1st & 2nd rnd, Midland RidersChampionship, Iron and Steel Trophy 1st leg, World SpeedwayChampionship, Knockout Cup 1st,2nd Rnd & Semi Final, The L PTrophy, Dudley Wolves Trophy, et al - incl 2 duplicates - mostly withhand written scores otherwise generally overall (G) £25-30

161976 Cradley Heath Speedway Programmes (32) – 30/32 nearcomplete run of home programmes missing 7,14,18.19 & 30Meetings from 20th March to 23rd Oct. to incl Gulf Oil BritishLeague, Grand Challenge, Midland Cup 1st leg, World Championshipqualifying round, L P Championship, Knockout Cup 1st round,Marlborough Midland Riders Championship qualifying round, DaileyMirror Grande Prix qualifying round, Express and Star TriangularTournament Cradley v Birmingham v Wolverhampton; and acombined Grand Finale and Ivor Hughes Memorial Trophyprogramme – incl one duplicate - mostly with hand written scoresotherwise generally overall (G) £25-30

171977 Cradley Heath Speedway Programmes (42) – 33/38 nearcomplete run of home programmes missing 7,21,22,23 & 26Meetings from 19th March to 29th Oct. to incl Gulf Oil BritishLeague, Grand Challenge, Champagne Trophy, World ChampionshipQuarter-Final, Jubilee Trophy, Knockout Cup, Trustee Savings BankMidland Cup, Express and Star Triangular Tournament, MidlandRiders Championship qualifying round, Volkswagen Grand Prix,Dudley Wolves Trophy, Inter-League Cup Final et al – c/w 9duplicates - mostly with hand written scores otherwise generallyoverall (G) £25-30

18Cradley Heath Speedway Selection of programmes, Ivor Hughesphotographs, autographs, rosette et al from 1949 onwards – 22programmes 2x ’49 v Edinburgh and v Newcastle (A/F); 17x ’60 incl6x duplicates one signed by Tony Eadon (F/G); 3x ’66 one signed tothe cover by Ivor Hughes and v Sheffield (his last meeting), PeteWrathall, Howard Cole, and Dave Crane (Kings Lynn) (G); 1x ’70signed by 4x riders incl Ole Olsen, Jan Simensson; Cradley HeathRosette B Persson Sweden Champion and World Cup R/U; plus 1966team press photo and portrait of Upcoming star Ivor Hughes who wastragically killed on the track at the end of the of the season - overall(F/G). £50-60

19Collection of Cradley Heath Speedway Stars Action, Team andPortrait photographs (28) – from late 60s & early 70s to incl IvorHughes, Roy Trigg, Coombes, Bobby Andrews, Jan Simmensen, LarsJansen, Hart, Brett, C. Julian, Pratt, 1969 team photo, Squibb,Wakefield, et al – all 5.5” x 3.5” – most with hand written names onthe backs - mixed condition but mostly (G) £20-30

201969 Cradley Heath Speedway Annual Dinner Dance signedmenu et al (2) - signed to the front and back cover by 18 variousteam members, guests and overseas riders – team included Persson,Trigg, Bass, Coombes et al – recording their best season ever in theleague finishing overall 7th - horizontal fold and the usual dinnerspills together with hand painted “Heathens” speedway woodenplaque – overall 9” x 11.5” £40-50


21Collection of various speedway riders action, team and portraitphotographs (19) to include Exeter Falcons team, Terry Betts KingsLynn, Eric & Nigel Boocock Halifax and Coventry, Ronnie MooreWimbledon, Gary Middleton, Barry Briggs ( WorldChampion)Swindon, Soren Sjosten Bellevue, Ivan Mauger (worldchampion) Bellevue, Anders Miceneck Newcastle, Ray WilsonLeicester, Hasse Holmquiss, Jan Mucha Poland, Andrzej WyglendaPoland, Jerzy Szxczakiel Poland, Pawel Waloszek Poland, et al - all5.5” x 3.5” – some with hand written names on the backs - mixedcondition but mostly (G) £20-25

22Assorted Speedway programmes from the 1950’s/60’s (16) – 2xNorwich’ 54 and’ 64; 8x New Cross (3x 59), ’60, 4x ’61 incl v Kiwis;3x Bradford ’60, 2x ’62; Harringay ’61; and St Austell Gulls vNewcastle Diamonds’ 63 – and ’53 Belle Vue v Birmingham (minuscovers) with an interesting crowd Scene spotter competition, the prize“Some Smokes and 2 tickets” - most with hand written results onprogramme with the tear otherwise generally overall (F/G) £30-40

23Collection of Birmingham “Brummies” Speedway programmesfrom the 1970s (15) to include mostly league and some Trophy 6x‘71, 3x ‘72, 3x ‘76 and 3x ‘77 - mostly with hand written resultsoverall(G) £10-15

24Collection of Crayford and Eastbourne Speedway programmesthe late 1960s/early 70s (12) to include mostly league 5x ’71Eastbourne v Sunderland, v Workington and v Rochdale; and 8xCrayford 2x ’68 v Plymouth, v Nelson, and 6x ’70 v Raleigh,Rochdale, Berwick, Long Eaton, et al - would appear that only onehas full written results some slight duplication otherwise overall (VG)

£10-15

25Collection of Hackney Speedway programmes from 1963 to 1974(58) - to include 1963 x24 - 1st season In the Provincial League andSouthern League together with the 2nd Inter-League test matchbetween Provincial League and the National League some very neatlyhand written results; 1x 64; 2x 65; 1x 66; 3x 67 incl v Prague; 5x 68(2 dupl); 2x 69; 1x 70; 6x 71 (3 dupl); 7x 72 together with v Newportaway (4x unused all duplicates); 2x 73; and 4x 74 incl 2 dupl – somewith hand written results generally overall (VG) £60-70

26Collection of Leicester Speedway programmes from 1961-1976(30) – 1x 1963 World Speedway Championship 2nd Rnd; 9x 63 inclThe Middle and Fives, All-Star Invitation, Commonwealth RidersChallenge match, plus league matches, one signed by Vic White; 6x68 incl both league and Midland Cup; 3x 70 incl 2x MidlandCombined 7 Finale; 2x 71 incl Western semi-final; 4x 72 incl ForTeams Trophy v Wolverhampton, v Grass Stars and v SpriteAmerican Eagle plus3 league dupl;1x 75 Midlands Pairs Handicapand 1x 76 league match - some with neat hand written resultsgenerally overall (G) £25-35

27Collection of Long Eaton Speedway programmes from 1963-1974(26) – to incl 2x 1963 first season in the Provincial League; 9x ‘64incl v Hackney (A), “100 Guineas Trophy, Coronation Street Trophyx2, Britain v Overseas;1x ‘65; 5x ‘66 incl Midland Riders

Championship, Edinburgh Monarchs et al ;4x ‘67 incl East MidlandOpen Championship et al; 2x ‘69 Div. II; 1x ‘71 Div. II 1x ‘72 Div. IIand 1x ‘74 Four Team Tournament v Leics, Cradley and Wolves –some with hand written results – one with torn back cover otherwiseoverall (G) £25-35

28Collection of Newcastle Speedway programmes from 1961 to1970 (27) – 1x 1961 v Middlesbro’; 2x ‘62 incl v Young Kiwis; 7x‘63 incl World Championship Qual Rnd, 3x Knock Out Final vCradley Heath; 3x ‘64 Championship winning season to incl vAustralia, Border Trophy and v Sheffield with punch holes; 6x ‘65incl 2x England v Scotland et al; 5x ‘66 to incl England v USSR, vNewport et al; v Exeter ‘67; v King’s Lynn Stars ‘68 and v TheHeathens ‘70 – some with neat hand written results – overall (G)

£30-45

29Collection of Newport “Wasps” Speedway Programmes from1964 to 1974 (50) – 6x 1964 to incl Provincial and Southern Leagueand 2x Syd Jenkins Challenge Cup v The Heathens; 5x ‘65 incl Iron& Steel Trophy League v The Heathens; 4x ’66 incl Wales and West vPoland et al; 1x ‘67 v The Heathens; 8x ‘68 incl 2x England v Russia,v Poole (Plus Sidecar Racing); 3x ‘69 all v The Heathens 1x 11thApril and 2x 12th Sept; 4x ‘70 incl Glasgow Tigers (2); 1x ‘71 v TheHeathens; 18x ‘72 mostly duplicates and mostly unused - v CradleyHeath (5), Division Two Stars v Birmingham (3), v Kings Lynn (2), vHackney (7); and 1x ‘74 v Cradley United - some with neatly handwritten results – overall (VG) £45-55

30Collection of Plymouth Speedway Programmes mostly from 1968(50) – but incl v Newcastle ’61 (pencil written results); 3x 62 all withhand written results; and 46x ‘68 mostly unused including a largecollection of duplicates dominated by 22x Guards Trophy, plusduplicates of Reading, Belle Vue Colts, Canterbury, Weymouth,Raleigh, Crayford, singles include Nelson, Berwick, Middlesbroughand Raleigh at the end of the season - again mostly unused henceoverall (G) £50-60

31Collection of Poole Speedway Programmes from 1961 to 1973(29) – 2x 1961 v Cradley Heath and v Swindon ‘B’; 2x ‘62; 2x ‘63;7x ‘64 incl The Provincial Riders Championship Rnd One and TheCharles Knott Trophy; 4x ‘65 incl The Knockout Cup v Wolves; 2x‘66 incl Southern Counties v Soviet Russia; 3x ‘67 incl Great Britainv Poland, and The Easter Trophy v Exeter; 3x ‘68 incl Championshipof The World Semi-Final; 1x ’69 England v Australia; 2x ‘72 incl TheEaster Trophy and v Cradley United ’73 - mostly with hand writtenresults otherwise overall (G) £30-40

32Collection of Oxford Speedway Programmes from 1962 to 1977(41) – 2x 1962 both Championship of The World qualifying Rnd 2;3x ‘63 including versus Provincial League Select; 11x ‘64 to includev Continental/Scottish Select, Britannia Shield, 3x Midland RidersChampionship Final, v Sweden (Vargarna), v Belle Vue NationalTrophy Semi-Final; 6x ‘65 (3 dupl); 3x ‘67 including Midland RidersChampionship; 3x ‘68 v The Heathans (3); 3x ‘70 incl v MidlandRiders Championship qualifying round (2);7x ‘71 incl ChallengeMatch, Midland Cup (2) et al; plus 3 others from 72, 75 and 77 - allwith hand written results otherwise overall (G) £35-45


33Collection of Raleigh Speedway Programmes 1963 to 1971 (14) –9x 1963 mostly Southern and Provincial League together with WorldChampionship Rnd, and Essex Best Pairs et al; 4x 68 Div II 1stseason opening match v Plymouth and v Crayford (3); ;69 v Tees-Side and v Eastbourne ’71 – later ones unused – overall (G) £10-15

34Collection of Reading Speedway Programmes 1968 to 1971 (6) –1968 1st Season Div II v Rayleigh Knock Out Cup; 5x 71 v CradleyHeath (3), Southern Riders Championship and ManpowerChampionship – one unused (G) £5-10

35Collection of Sheffield Speedway Programmes 1962 to 1976 (19) –2x ’62 incl World Championship Rnd One; 1x ’63 v Cradley HeathIron and Steel Cup; 1x ‘64 Provincial Riders Championship; 3x ‘65;2x ‘66; 3x ’67 Apollo Cup, Northern Riders Championship et al; 2x’68 v Belle Vue Challenge Match et al;1x ’69 v Coat Bridge; 3x ’70incl v Cradley Heath (2) one signed to the front cover; and 1x ’76signed to the front cover by three riders Reg Wilson, Les Glover andTony Boyle – all with hand written results (G) £20-25

36Collection of Swindon Speedway Programmes 1963 to 1977 (40) –incl 2x with signed covers -3x ’63 incl World championships 2ndRnd; ’65 v Cradley Heath (2); 7x ‘66 Midlands RidersChampionship, Knockout Cup Rnd 2 and one signed by 2x KingsLynn riders Terry Betts and Howdy Byford; 6x ’67 incl 3x CradleyHeath; 7x ‘68 incl 2x The Heathens; 4 x ’69 v Cradley Heath (4) onesigned to the cover by 6x riders; 2x ’70 incl Junior Championship ofThe British Isles and 2x v Cradley Heath one signed to the covers by7x riders incl Jan Simmensen; 4x ’71 including The JuniorChampionship of The British Isles and 2x v The Heathens; plus 1x’72, ’73 v Cradley Heath (2), 1x 76 and 1x 77 – many unused –overall (G) £35-40

37Collection of West Ham Speedway Programmes 1964 to 1971(38) – 10x ’64 Grand Challenge Match, National Trophy 1st leg,Semi-Final and Final, Britannia Shield, Championship of the WorldRnd 2; 16x ‘65 Supporters Trophy Challenge, Hammers EasterTrophy (2), v Vargarna (Sweden), Knockout Cup quarter-final,London Cup, Championship of the World British final, et al; 3x ‘66incl Championship of The World British final et al ; 2x ’68; 2x ’69both World Championship British cup final; 1x ’70 The SouthernRiders Championship qualifying round; and 4x ’71 incl 2x TheHeathens – most with hand written results otherwise (G) £35-40

38Collection of Wimbledon Speedway Programmes from 1959 to1973 (70) – 4x ‘59 including The World Championship Semi-Final,Best Pairs Championship and RAC National Trophy Final 1st leg; 8x’61 Britain v Sweden, The World Championship Semi-Final, TheWimbledon Laurels, World Team Cup involving England, Australia,and New Zealand, Gold Cup Final, Challenge Match v New Cross vMitcham and v Oxford, Ron Howe’s v Ronnie Moor’s ChallengeMatch and Experimental Counties Challenge Match betweenNorthern, Eastern, Midland and Southern Counties; 16x ‘62 BestPairs Handicap, World Championship (qualifier), Semi-final, TheWimbledon Laurels, National Trophy-Semi-Final and Final,Knockout Cup Final, Senior Service Gold Cup Final et al; 6x ’63London Cup, Gold Cup Final et al; 14x ’64 Easter Cup, Britannia

Shield, The Laurels, v Vargarna (Sweden), The World ChampionshipQualifier et al; 8x ’66 incl WD and HO Wills Internationale (2),Escort Trophy and Loughborough Trophy et al; 2x ’68 WillsInternational Open Championship (2); 4x ’69 Wills Internationale; 4x’70 incl Wills Internationale (2) v Cradley Heath (2); v Halifax ’71;’72 The Wills Internationale (2); and 1973 The Daily MirrorInternational Tournament Australia versus New Zealand - someduplication, someone used, hence overall (G) £70-80

39Collection of Edinburgh Speedway programmes from the 1960’splus 2x others (31) – to incl a good cross section of Test Matches,Provincial League, Northern League, British League, Scottish Cup,Scottish Open Championship et al – 1x ’62; 8x ’63 incl Britain vOverseas (1st Official Test),Scots v Kiwis, Edinburgh Best PairsChampionship, Festival Trophy Match v London et al; 10x ’64Scotland v England 2nd International, Scotland v New Zealand 2ndtest, Scottish Cup 2nd leg, Scottish Best Pairs one cover missing et al;4x ’65 to incl Scotland v Russia, Scottish Open Championship et al;4x ’66 to incl Scotland v England 1st international et al; and 3 x ’67;and ’68 Berwick v Plymouth (2) – some duplication – some unused -otherwise overall (G) £40-50

40Collection of Glasgow Speedway Programmes from the 1960s to1972 plus 3 others (21) – to incl White City Stadium up to ’68 andthen at Hampden Park from ’69 onwards matches incl InternationalMatches, Provincial League, British League, Scottish JrChampionships et al – 2x ’64; 2x ’65; 4x ’66; 1x ’68; 1x ’69; 3x ’70incl Great Britain v Sweden, Scotland v England (back cover rippedoff), Scottish Jr Championship et al; 3 x ’71 Scotland v England, etal; and 2x ’72; together with 3x Coatbridge to incl Scotland vEngland ’68, Monarchs v Kings Lynn Stars ‘69 and newspaper styleprogramme for the match against Barrow Div II - some unusedoverall (G) £20-25

41Collection of Halifax Speedway programmes from 1965 -1975(26) mostly League with some Cup and Trophy to incl 4x ’65; 3x ’66;2x ’67 v Exeter; 4x ’68 incl Knockout Cup RND 1; 2x ’69 v TheHeathens; 3x ’70 including Challenge Match the Sheffield; 1x ’71 forThe Dews Individual trophy; 5x ’72 to include Grand Challenge; and2 others from 1973 and 1975 v The Heathens - some duplicationsomeone used hence overall (G) £20-30

42Collection of Belle Vue Manchester Speedway programmes fromthe early 1960s (22) to include International Test Matches,Championship Finals, League and other Knock out trophies – 3x ’62to incl Provincial Riders Championship Final (2); 3x ’63 allProvincial Riders Championship Finals; 5x ’64 to incl 3x ProvincialRiders Championship Finals, Gt Britain v Soviet Russia et al; 11x ’65to incl Gt Britain v Soviet Russia(2), British League RidersChampionship Final (4) et al - some duplication, all with hand writtenresults otherwise overall (F/G) £20-30

43Collection of Belle Vue Manchester Speedway programmes from1966/1967 (16 ) mostly duplicates to incl League, Memorial Trophyand British League Riders Championship Finals – 8x ’66 incl 3x B/LFinals et al; and 8x ’67 to incl The Peter Craven Memorial Trophy(2), and B/L championship finals (3) - all with hand written resultsotherwise overall (G) £20-25


441968 Belle Vue Manchester Speedway 40th Anniversaryprogrammes (26) to include International Test Matches, League DivI and II, overseas tourists and other Knock out trophies – to incl thefrist 4x League Fixtures incl Challenge Matches, then a good runfrom June to October to incl England v Russia, v Auto ClubLeningrad, Northern Riders Championship qualifier, Knockout Cup,British League Riders Championship Final (3) together with 3x BelleVue Colts (Div. II) all with either hand written results and many withprinted results as well - overall (G) £30-40

45Collection of Belle Vue Manchester Speedway programmes from1969 to 1977 (20) mostly British League, British League RidersChampionship Finals and other qualifying rounds – 6x ’69, 3x ’70. 4x’71, 3x ’72, 1x ’73 double programme v The Heathens and Exeter,1x75, 2x ’77 incl B/L Riders Championship cup final et al some unusedotherwise overall (F/G) £15-20

46Collection of Exeter Falcons Speedway programmes from theearly 1961/62 (13) – mostly Provincial League, Southern and DevonDerby, Challenge Matches, et al -2x ’61; 11x ’62 incl Capstan TrophyOpen et al – all with handwritten results – some corners slightly torn,pocket folds etce (F) £15-20

47Collection of Exeter Falcons Speedway programmes from 1963(18 ) - Provincial League, Southern League, World Championshipqualifying, Silvers Southern Stars v Swindon, Jack UnsteadMemorial Trophy, Great Britain versus overseas 4th Test Match,-noduplicates overall generally clean complete with hand written resultsoverall (F/G) £20-25

48Collection of Exeter Falcons Speedway programmes from 1964(30) – near complete run missing only (6) nos incl 8,9,18,28,29 & 31-Provincial League, Southern League, World Championshipqualifying, Westward Television Trophy, scarce Four TeamTournament International between England, Scotland, Wales andOverseas teams meeting rained off, v Midland Select, re-arrangedInternational Four-Team Tournament, Jack Unstead Memorial,Provincial Riders Championship qualifier, Great Britain v Overseas,and Supporters Club Best Pairs last meet of the season - 4x dups, inthe new green pictorial card wrappers with noticeable staple rust, allwith hand written results hence overall (F/G) £30-35

49Collection of Exeter Falcons Speedway programmes from 1965(21) incl mostly League I, plus World Championship Qual, West ofEngland v Russia, Westward Television Trophy, Knockout Cup Semi-Final and Final - incl 6x dups – in the red card wrappers some withnoticeable staple rust; - no duplicates - all with hand written resultsoverall (F/G), £20-30

50Collection of Exeter Falcons Speedway programmes from 1966(21) - mostly League I, plus England v USSR, West of EnglandChampionships Open, v London Select Challenge Match, Four-TeamTournament between Exeter “A”, Exeter “B”, Poole and Swindon(centre pages dropped in the mud - very grubby) et al - no duplicates-all with hand written results overall (F/G), £20-30

51Collection of Exeter Falcons Speedway programmes from 1967(13) - mostly League I, England v Sweden International Series, JackUnstead Memorial, v Prague, v Halifax (A), and The Bovril Trophyand Plymouth Cup Double programme for the last home meeting ofthe season - no duplicates mostly with hand written results henceoverall (F/G) £15-20

52Collection of Exeter Falcons Speedway programmes from 1968plus 5 from the early ‘70’s (27) – mostly League I incl OpeningHome Fixture , Challenge matches, World Championship Qualifier,Great Britain v Russia, v Halifax (A), Westward Television Trophy,et al - 3x dups – one missing back cover – plus 5x from the ‘70’s toincl v The Heathens ’70 & ‘76, 2x v Wolves ’72, WorldChampionship Qualifier ’72 - overall (F/G) 20-25

531961 Wolverhampton Speedway programmes (9) to incl FirstSeason in Provincial League One , Challenge Cup matches, GrandChallenge Meeting, Northern League, Test Matches, Staffs SilverTrophy, Dudley Wolves Trophy, and “End of Season InvitationMatch” - notable meetings include 4 Team Event between theheathens, Stoke, Poole, and Sheffield the, Provincial league versusNational League, and the final end of season match against CradleyHeath - one duplicate v Coventry “B” all with hand written resultssome slight staple rust otherwise overall (F/G) £10-15

541962 Wolverhampton Speedway programmes (22) - to inclProvincial League, Midland League, Challenge Cup matches, WorldChampionship Qualifier and Final, Provincial Midland RidersChampionship final, Provincial League vs National League, Swindon“B”, v Ivor Brown’s Bombers, and The Champion of ChampionsTrophy Ground Final Meeting et al – 5x duplicates – all with handwritten results some slight staple rust otherwise overall (F/G) £25-35

551963 Wolverhampton Speedway programmes (15) - to incl GrandOpening Meeting v Cradley Heath, Midland League, One moreCream Trophy, Provincial League, Dudley-Wolves Trophy, MidlandRiders Championship Provincial League v National League “B”,Britain versus Overseas 5th and final test match, Champion ofChampions Trophy, v Ivor Brown’s Bombers et al - all with handwritten results overall (F/G) £15-20

561964 Wolverhampton Speedway programmes (39) – 26/32 nearcomplete run missing 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, and 15 meetings only - to inclGrand Opening, Southern League, Provincial League, ChallengeMatches, v All Stars, Southern Riders Championship Final, DudleyWolves Trophy, Provincial Riders Championship Rnd, Pride of TheMidlands Trophy, Revenge Challenge Match v Newcastle, ChallengeTrophy v Exeter, v Brown’s Bombers, The Champion of ChampionsTrophy and final home fixture 1st leg of Dudley Wolves Trophy -14x dupl’s, allwith hand written results – one with signatures to theback cover to incl Goog Allen (NZ) rider for Newcastle, TheHeathens and Gt Britain in USSR World Ice Racing Championships –some staple rust – but generally (F/G) £30-40


571965 Wolverhampton Speedway programmes (31) – to incl 20/31missing only 11 meetings incl 6, 8, 12-15,19, 24,25, 28 & 29 – inclGrand Opening, British League, Challenge Matches, Midlands vNygrens Nomads, v Gornak (Poland), Four Team Event betweenWolves, Cradley, Swindon and Sheffield, v Vargarna, Dudley WolvesTrophy, Pride of The Midlands Trophy, Revenge Challenge Match vWest Ham, and The Grand Final Meeting Champion of ChampionsTrophy et al - incl 12 dups - one clipped back cover, one badlycreased - all with hand written results overall generally clean hence(G) £30-35

581966 Wolverhampton Speedway programmes (36) – to incl 22/33missing only 9x meetings incl 3, 11, 20, 21, 25, 26, 29-31 – includeGrand Opening, British League, Midland Riders ChampionshipQualifier, Nygrens’s Nomads v Mac’s Men, Midland Cup Matches,World Championship qualifier, 3x England v USSR, InternationalBest Pairs, Dudley Wolves Trophy, Pride of The Midlands Trophy,and The Champion of Champions Trophy final fixture of the seasonet al- 14 duplicates incl some doubles - all with hand written resultsgenerally clean hence overall (G) £35-40

591967 Wolverhampton Speedway Programmes (25) - to include theopening Challenge Match fixture and others, British League, WorldChampionship qualifier, Midland Riders Championship qualifier, 3xGreat Britain v Poland 2nd test, Dudley Wolves Trophy, Pride of TheMidlands Trophy, et al – 8x dupls, - missing 14 homes - all with handwritten results, slightly mixed condition but generally overall (F/G)

£20-30

601968 Wolverhampton Speedway Programmes (26) to include theopening fixture for “Crossroads TV Trophy”, British League,Knockout Cup round 2,3x Great Britain v Sweden 3rd test, ,Midlands Riders Championship qualifier, Dudley Wolves Trophy,Pride of The Midlands Trophy, et al – home meetings incl 1x4, 3, 5,7x2, 8, 15, 18, 20, 21, 23x3, 24, 25x4, 29x2, incl duplicates - all withhand written results – mostly clean overall (F/G) £20-25

611969 Wolverhampton Speedway Programmes (43) to include26/32 a near complete run – missing only 6,8,11,17,23 and 31meetings - Challenge Matches, British League, Midland RidersChampionship qualifier, World Championship qualifier, England vAustralia 30/5/70 with signatures to the centre pages, 4x Australianplayer profiles and back cover, Midland Cup, England v Australia4/7/70, Dudley Wolves Trophy, Triangular Speedway TeamTournament between Swindon and Coventry, Pride of The MidlandsTrophy, and the last match of the season Revenge Challenge vCradley et al – heavy duplication to some matches - all with handwritten results, generally clean hence overall (F/G) £40-45

621970 Wolverhampton Speedway Programmes - 3 with signatures(40) - to include the opening fixture Challenge Match the greatly,British League, World Championship qualifier, Wolves v StalGorzow, The Olympique Open, Midland Cup, Ex-Wolves v MidlandSelect, Champion of Champions Trophy, Dudley-Wolves Trophy,Pride of The Midlands Trophy, et al – heavy duplication but nearcomplete from 1-19 missing only 9, and 9x tail end fixtures 20,21,23, 26-30 and 32 – 3 meetings signed to cover on 14th Meeting v

Swindon to incl Barry Briggs, Clive Hitch, Bob Kilby; 16th Meetingv Kings Lynn signed by 6x riders Michael Simmons, CliveFeartherby, Allan Brown, Terry Betts, Howard Cole, and DavidCrane; 17th Meeting v Glasgow signed by Glasgow riders BillMcMillan, O Berg, Bobby Beaton, Doug Templeton and CharlieMonk – all £30-40

631971 Wolverhampton Speedway Programmes (23) – 11x homemeetings to incl 1-5, 7, 8, 11, 15, 23 and 32 - to include “GrandOpening Meeting - Wolverhampton Chronicle Trophy”, BritishLeague, World Championship qualifying, The Olympique, England vSweden, Dudley Wolves Trophy, Festival of Speedway et al – heavyduplication with some fixtures ( mainly Cradley Heath), most withhand written results some very slight staple rust otherwise generallyclean (F/G) £15-20

64Collection of Wolverhampton Speedway Programmes from 1972 -1977 (33) to incl 10x ’72 British League, Pride of The MidlandsTrophy, Midland Cup, The Olympique, Dudley Wolves Trophy incl5x dups; 5x ’73 British League, The Golden Wonder Olympique,Champion of Champions Trophy, Dudley Wolves Trophy et alincluding one duplicate; 3x ’74 Speedway Star Knockout Cup 1st legtimes 2 double programme the Belle Vue and Cradley; 4x ’75 vCradley (2) on 28th March and 2x May 30th; 7x ’76 British League,Inter-League Knockout Cup Final et al ; and 4x ’77 to include 3separate meetings v The Heathens and the other v Hackney – onewith signature to front cover - all with hand written results, mostlyclean, slight staple rust to some otherwise overall (F/G) £20-30

65Interesting collection of Stoke and Chesterton Stoke PottersSpeedway Programmes from 1961 to 1963 (last season) and re-opening again in 1973/76 (28) – to incl Stoke 8x 1961 (2nd Season)all Provincial League with Heavy Cradley Heath presence plus vWolves; 2x ’62 (3rd Season) v The Heathens (not dups); and 1963 vCradley and 100gns Trophy (4th and final season); Chesterton StokePotters Opening Season 1973 to incl 11 fixtures with (Div. II) 1stMeeting v Birmingham, plus 3rd, 4th, 5th, 7th, 10th, 13th, 14th, and vWest Germany only 2x with hand written results: 1x ’75 v Newcastlefor Tyne/Trent Trophy; 3x ’76 v Newcastle (2) and v Eastbourne – allunused (G) £20-25

66Collection of Speedway Programmes from the 1960s and early1970’s mostly duplicates (42) – 5x Weymouth ’62 (Best Pairs); 2x’63 The Wessex Championship and Royals v The Midlands; and 2x’64; 13x v Rayleigh (‘68); 6x Newport v Hackney (‘72); 6 x Newportv Cradley Heath (72), 4x Newport v Kings Lynn and 4x Newport DivII All Stars v Birmingham - mostly unused £20-25

67Collection of Middlesbrough, Newport and Rochdale SpeedwayProgrammes from the 1960s and early 70s (23) – 10xMiddlesbrough 2x ’61 v Wolves; 4x ’62 incl Four Team Eventbetween Cradley, Edinburgh, Newcastle and Wolves; and v TheHeathens (3); 3x ’63 v Long Eaton Archers, v Poole Pirates, v ExeterFalcons;1x ’66 v Wolves B; 2x Rochdale v Teeside ’70 and vCanterbury ’71; 8 x Newport ’72 v Hackney (2), v Cradley Heath (2),Newport Div II All Stars v Birmingham (3)and v Kings Lynn – manyunused – overall (G) £15-20


68Collection of Harringay, Rye, and Newport Speedwayprogrammes mostly from the 1960s (21) – 1x Harringay ’61Provincial Riders Championship Final; 14x Rye 2x ’62 includingGrand Opening Meeting and Skullcap lager Trophy; 4x ‘63 (oneduplicate); 2x ‘64 including The Tommy Sweetman Trophy and StanStevens Select v Norman Hunters select;3x ‘65 including the GerryHussey Memorial Trophy, the Hackney Select and v London Select;1x ’66 for Rayments Rose Ball; v Peterborough ’74; and 6x ’72Newport v Cradley Heath, v Hackney, v Kings Lynn and 3x NewportDiv II All Stars v Birmingham some with no results – hence (G)

£15-2069Collection of 1960s/1970s Welsh and English SpeedwayProgrammes (19) 7x Neath Abbey (Welsh Dragons) 1962 v ExeterFalcons, v Poole Pirates, 2x v The Heathens, The WorldChampionship 1st round, v Wolverhampton Walls hand v SheffieldTigers; 6x ’72 Newport v Cradley Heath, v Hackney, v Kings Lynnand Div. II Stars v Birmingham (3); 3x Brafield ’66 including TheBrafield Championship, Midland Junior Riders Championship, v TheHeathens “B” and v Wolverhampton “B”;1 x Northern ’72 vScunthorpe and1x Mildenhall ’77 v Crayford - only one duplicatesome with no results generally overall (F/G) £15-20

70Collection of King’s Lynn and King’s Lynn 2 Speedwayprogrammes from the 1960/70s (24) to incl mostly home -1x ’65World Championship Qualifier, 1x ’66 Grand Re-Opening ChallengeMatch, 3x ’67 incl Knock Out Cup 1st Rnd and 2x v Cradley Heath,1x ’68 v Cradley, 2x ’69 v West Ham and v Cradley Heath, 2x ’70King’s Lynn 2 (Div.II) v Raleigh both unused, 6x ’71 incl meetings 9-13, 4x ‘72 v Swindon, v Cradley Heath and 2x v Newport (A), plus vCradley Heath’74 & B’75 and World Championship Quarter Final –only 2x duplicates – some with no written results – hence overall (G)(re some slight duplication - £15-20

71Collection of Canterbury, Romford and Wembley Speedwayprogrammes from the 1960s/70s (23) – 14x Canterbury Div II 11x’68 complete run from June 8th to August 10 plus 2x from Septemberto incl Challenge Cup (1st leg), Kentish Cup (1st leg), Challenge Cupmatches, Knockout Cup (1st round), Kent-Dorset Cup, et al and 1x1970/71 mostly unused;4x Romford 1x ’69 v Crewe and 4 x ’71 vTeeside (2 and one with staple back cover) and v Berwick all unused;and 4x Wembley ’71 v Sheffield, v Greatly Heath et al all with cleansheets and printed results - hence overall (G) £15-20

72Collection of Various Speedway programmes from the 1960’s (12)– 3x New Cross ’61 incl The Supporters Trophy, 2x ’63 SouthernLeague v Raleigh and Provincial League v Stoke; 3x Plymouth ’62 vincluding The Capstan Trophy Deciding Leg and to provincial leaguev Edinburgh v Cradley Heath; 2 x Southampton ’62 includingHandicap Challenge and National League v Swindon;1x Ipswich ’64v Raleigh (back cover soiled) ; and Nelson ’68 Div II v Plymouth -some with hand written results generally overall (G) £10-15

73Collection of mainly central, north of England and South WalesSpeedway Programmes from the early 1970s (22)- 6x Boston’71including The Lincolnshire Trophy, 5x v Birmingham and vSunderland; 1x Crewe ’71 v Long Eaton (Sherwood Trophy; 1x

Ellesmere Port ’77 Four Team tournament v The Heathens, v TheDukes and v the Tigers;2x Hull Vikings ’74 v The Heathens; 1xScunthorpe ’71 v Rochdale Hornets;4x Sunderland 2x ’71 incl TheNorthern Star Championship, and 2x ’72 Northern Eastern Trophy;and 6x Newport ’72 v Hackney (2), v Cradley Heath (2) and Div IIAll Stars v Birmingham (2)– some with clean result sheets – overall(G) £10-15

74Interesting Run of Wimbledon Internationale SpeedwayTournament Programmes from 1963 to 1975 – some signed (11) –near complete run missing only ’66, ’73 and ’74 – signature to thecover of ’69 (vendor notes refers to Ove Fundin?), 2x ’70 one signedby Eric Bocock – all with hand written results – mostly have somepocket wear hence (F/G) £10-20

754x Swedish and Sweden Speedway related programmes andYearbook from the late 1960’s early `70s (4) – Indianerna vVargarna ’68; 1972/73 Bysarna Yearbook; Bysarna v Smederna ’73programme - top of the table clash; and Gt Britain v Sweden ’69 atCradley Heath signed to cover by D Wayne USA with neat handwritten results overall (G) £10-15

762x 1969 signed Cradley Heath Speedway programmes one by N.Zlegend Ronnie Moore – v Wimbledon and v Poole both signed to thefront covers by Roy Trigg and Bob Andrews as well as by RonnieMoore World Champion and Legend returning and riding forWimbledon (G) £20-30

77Collection of World Championship Final Speedway Programmesand tickets from 1960/1975 – some signed (23) – 20 x Wembley toincl a good run of 1960s –‘60, ‘61, 62, 63, 64, 3x 65, 5x 67, 4x 69one signed to cover by 2 riders , 3x 72, 2x ’75 and a scarce awayfinal programme in Poland ’73 mixed condition but generally overall(F/G) together with tickets for final to incl 67, 69, 74 (Gothenburg)and 75 £25-35

78Collection of World Championship Team Cup Final Speedwayprogrammes from late 1960’s early ‘70’s – 2x signed (7) – all atWembley Stadium to incl 4x ’68, 2x 70 both signed to the covers by4x riders, and ’73 – all with hand written results (F/G) £15-20

79Collection of World Speedway European Final and Semi FinalProgrammes ( 6) – to incl 2x ’66 (Wembley), 1x ’70 (Poland) andSemi Final (Sweden), 1x 71 (Wembley) and 1x ’73 semi-final(Abensberg Germany) £10-15

803x Sweden Championship Final Speedway Programmes from the1970’s one signed – 2x ’71 (Gothenburg) signed by Ivan MaugerSwedish and European Champion, and Bernt Persson; and 1x ’74 –all with hand written results (G) £10-15

81Collection of Coventry Speedway programmes from 1958- 1965(17) – mostly National League, World Championship Qualifiers,Britannia Shield, Speedarade incl Kart, Brandonapolis All Star Gold


Cup et al 1x ‘58 (Leicester),1x 60 v Ipswich,1x 61 RAC NationalTrophy Semi-Final v Southampton,2x 62 World SpeedwayChampionship qualifier, and v Wimbledon (Grand Challenge Match),2x 63 v Southampton (2),4x ’64 incl Speedarade, 2x Britannia Shieldv Belle Vue and v Wimbledon, 6x ’65 v Cradley Heath, v Newport, vWolves and 2x Speedarade – all with hand written results – generallyoverall (F/G) £25-30

82Collection of Coventry Speedway programmes from 1966 and1967 (15) to incl British league, Championship of the Midlands,Knockout Cup quarter-final, and Internationals – 9x ’66 mostlyduplicates incl greedily Heath (2), Midland Riders Championshipqualifier, Midland’s Championship (2) and Great Britain v Poland(3); and 6x ‘67 mostly duplicates include v Swindon, Midlandschampionship (2), v Kings Lynn, double programme v Exeter and vGlasgow, and Great Britain v Sweden all with hand written resultswith slightly soiled back cover otherwise generally (F/G) £20-25

83Collection of Coventry Speedway Programmes from 1968 to 1970(30) mostly duplicates with heavy Cradley Heath presence – 10x ’68v Cradley Heath (10), v Exeter and Midland Championship Final (2);11x ’69 v Swindon, v Cradley Heath (4), Midland ChampionshipFinal (3), and Midland Match Semi Final v Cradley Heath (3); and 9x ’70 v Leicester, v Cradley Heath (4), World Championship NordicBritish Final, Midland Championship final (3) and v Cradley HeathMidland Cup Semi-final 2nd leg - all with hand written results somestaple rust and slight tear to the spine on one generally overall (F/G)

£20-30

84Collection of Coventry Speedway Programmes from 1971onwards (20) mostly duplicates with heavy Cradley Heath presence– 4x ’71 v Cradley Heath Midland Cup Semi Final; 6x ’72 v CradleyHeath (3) and Midland Championship Final (3); 5x ’73 v CradleyHeath League (3) and v Cradley Midlands Cup Rnd One (2); 2x ’74 vCradley Heath; 2x ’76 v Cradley Midland Cup Rnd One; and 1x ’77 vThe Heathens – all with hand write results – one lucky draw ticketclipped – generally (F/G) £10-20

8515x 1972 Newport Div II Speedway programmes – final fixture ofthe season featuring Div II Select All Stars v Birmingham - all withclean results centre pages and many appear unused (G) £10-15

8617 x 1972 Newport Div I v Hackney Speedway Programmes – 2ndmeeting of the season all with clean centre results page - and manyappear unused (G) £10-15

87Cradley Heath Speedway Action water colour painting of BerniePersson – signed and dated by the artist G Bunce 17/5/1971 – image19 x 15.75 – mf&g overall 23.5 x 19.25 £50-75

87aCollection of Cradley Heath “Heathens” Speedway RidersAutographs c.1960/70s – in an autograph album (36) to inclWorld Champions Ivan Mauger, B Perssen, plus Bob Andrews, HGarner, Barry Spidder, G Coomes, Bass, Roy Trigg, Mick Hanley, CHawkins, Alan Brown, H Cole , Chriss Bass et al – all back to back

£30-50

88Collection of various Speedway, Moto-cross, programmes,magazines and handbooks from the 1960’s/1970’s (24) – 6xSpeedway programmes from the mid-1960s venues incl Belle Vue,Wolverhampton, Exeter, (A/F) others include 1977 Gold Cup FinalPoole v Wednesfield; 1969 Melbourne Speedway ChampionshipPairs (A/F); 1969 The British Speedway Handbook in depth look atthe year with results, images et cetera; 1978 The Mirror SpeedwayChampionship Final Programme at Wembley; 3x Speedway Star andUse magazines from the 1960s (AF; collection of 5 various 1970sWorld Championship Series Motocross Grand Prix held at eitherhawked in Park or Donnington Park together with wait for it to ABAboxing events programmes incl Dinner Boxing Evening held atDudley Town hall 1977 in conjunction with Oldbury Round Table etal. £20-25

89Collection of 1961 Speedway Star & News weekly magazines (41)– a near complete run commencing with March 18th Vol 9 no. 52,then March 25th Vol.10 No.1 – Dec 30th Vol. 10. No 41 – missingonly no. 17 - all used and read – usual soiling to the spines and edges– commensurate with their age – great content, profusely illustrated –a weekly magazine which has stood the test of time with it’s amazingfollowing. £45-50

90Collection of 1962 Speedway Star & News weekly magazines (11)– a complete run commencing Jan 6th Vol.10 No.42 -52 - all usedand read – usual soiling to the spines and edges – commensurate withtheir age – great content, profusely illustrated – a weekly magazinewhich has stood the test of time with it’s amazing following. £15-20

91Collection of 1962 Speedway Star & News weekly magazines (31)– a near complete run commencing March 24th Vol.11 No.1- 32missing only no. 11 - all used and read – usual soiling to the spinesand edges – commensurate with their age – great content, profuselyillustrated – a weekly magazine which has stood the test of time withit’s amazing following. £35-40

Formula One – The Following lots 92- 132 comprise a privatecollection being offered on behalf of the Beneficiaries

of the Estate.

92Eddie Irvine - Jaguar Formula One OMP Racing Suit c.2000-2002 - Irvine, a multiple Grand Prix winner, came close to becomingWorld Champion for Scuderia Ferrari in the 1999 season but being inthe shadow of M Schumacher then moved to Jaguar as no1. Driverfor the start of 2000 season £200-300

93Jaguar Formula One OMP Race Suit c.2000-2004 – full racing suitwith black collar - issued S. Edwards (Mechanic) and embroideredwith the name to the waist band £100-120

94Jaguar Racing Team Formula One Official Merchandise PitCrew Team Shirts (2)– one in the team colours and the other inWhite with embroidered name “Mark Hepburn to breast pocket –both XL (G) £40-50


95Jaguar Racing Team Formula One Official Merchandise PitCrew and Official Team Supporter Shirts (2)– one in the teamcolours and embroidered with the name “Mark Gillan” to the breastpocket - the other in White and “Official Supporter” – both XL (G)

£40-50

962004 Jaguar Racing Team Formula One “Oceans Twelve”Monaco Pit Crew and Official Team Supporter Shirts (2)– theirlast season in Formula one one in the black colours promotingOceans Twelve Film and embroidered with the name “Jon Gates” tothe breast pocket size 16.5” collar - the other in original racing teamcolours - embroidered with “Official Supporter” size XL (G)Note – Both Jaguars were fitted with newly designed nose cones topromote the film Ocean's Twelve. Steinmetz Group 2x diamondsworth in excess of US$250,000 were attached to the nose of each car,one of which allegedly went missing after Christian Klien’s first lapcrash £50-60

973x Jaguar Official Racing Merchandise shirts and signed cap –both in original racing colours to incl 2003 Polo shirt size M and pairof OMP team shorts fully loaded with all sponsors logos size (XXL)

£40-50

98Collection Jordan Formula One Official Racing Merchandise (5)– to incl Jordan Grand Prix Holdall, Pit Crew/Team shirt size XL,Polo Shirt with B&H logo size M, Club Jordan tee shirt size M andcap £50-60

992x Renault Formula One Official Merchandise Shirts to inclsigned Team Spirit Turquoise short sleeve shirt fully loaded withsponsors logos to the front and back c/w signature to the front rightshoulder size L; and white Williams Renault short sleeve shirt size L

£40-50

100David Coulthard Formula One Red Bull Official Racing Teamsigned cap and a Racing Team issued shirt (2) – official Red Bullcap signed by Coulthard to the visor and official dark blue team shirtembroidered with name Alan Quy to the chest pocket – made by oneof the team sponsors “Tom Tailor” size L £30-40

101Jenson Button Formula One Honda Official Racing Team signedshirt, cap etce (3) – official team merchandise shirt (M) fully loadedwith sponsors logos and signed to the front by Jenson Button andJacques Villeneuve (G); Bar Honda Official Cap signed by Button tothe visor; and official Bar Honda 555 shirt c/w sponsors logos

£45-50

102Ralph Schumacher Panasonic Toyota Formula One signed shirt –official Panasonic Toyota shirt signed to the front with Ralph’s happyface mark – size m £30-40

1031999 British American Racing (BAR) Formula One Shirt and2000 BAR Honda Cap signed by 4x drivers - official Merchandiseshort sleeve shirt with Lucky Strike Main Sponsors colours andLogos – and following season 2000 cap signed by JacquesVilleneuve et al £40-50

1042x Formula One Official Merchandise Shirts – BMW Williams F1Team / HP Invent white shirt size M and Arrows Orange Team shirtsize L £40-50

105Michael Schumacher signed Formula One World Champion RedCap c/w Ferrari Crest and No.1 – official Michael SchumacherMerchandise signed to the visor; plus Frentzen Goes Tronico BlueCap with facsimile signature to visor and Dunlop Yellow cap (3)

£40-50

The following Formula One Signed Limited Edition Motor RacingPrints are all by well-known and recognised artists and many are

signed by Formula One World Champions

106Stirling Moss, Sir - (b.1929- d.2020) - 1961 Monaco Grand Prixsigned ltd ed. by well-known artist Michael Turner – depictingStirling Moss driving his Rob Walker Team Lotus leading the Ferrarisinto Casino Square and onto a stunning victory in the Monaco GrandPrix c/w signatures of both Stirling Moss and Michael Turner to theborder print no. 375 - mfg 24” x 27.5” - 2 small knocks to thewooden frame otherwise overall (VG) £75-100

107Stirling Moss, OBE - (b 1929-d 2020) –1957 Driving his Vanguardat Pescara signed ltd ed by Tony Smith – titled “British Greats”depicting Moss ahead of and beating Musso-Ferrari and thedominant Fangio-Maserati combination - signed by the artist in pencilto the border c/w vignette of Stirling Moss’s white helmet andgoggles – no 489/600 – good strong colours on acid free paper c/wcoa on the reverse signed by both the artist and the publisher - overall17.25” x 22” £35-50

108John Surtees 1964 Formula One World Champion signed limitededition by Tony Smith-“British Greats” depicting John Surteeswinning in his Ferrari ahead of Gurney-Brabham and Jim Clark-Lotus at the Italian Grand Prix in Monza recording his 2nd win andgoing on to win the world championship- signed by the artist inpencil to the border complete with vignette of Surtees helmet andgoggles-no stop 310/600- good strong colours –mf&g overall 18.5” x23.5” £35-50

109James Hunt 1976 Formula 1 World Champion signed limitededition by Tony Smith-“British Greats” depicting Hunt at the BritishGrand Prix, Brands Hatch full of controversy with Hunt going overthe line 1st ahead of Nicky Lauda in the Ferrari but following anearly first corner pileup, Hunt was disqualified but nevertheless wenton to win the world championship - signed by the artist in pencil tothe border c/w vignette of Hunt’s helmet –no. 310/600- good strongcolours –mf&g overall 18.5” x 23.5” (glass cracked) £40-50


110Jackie Stewart 3x Formula 1 World Champion signed limitededition by Tony Smith-“British Greats” depicting Stewart eventualwinner of the German Grand Prix, Nurburgring ahead of Peterson-J.P.S, Ickx-McLaren, Reutemann-Brabham and Regazzonie’s BRM -signed by the artist in pencil to the border c/w vignette of Stewartsfamous tartan helmet –no. 310/600- good strong colours –mf&goverall 18.5” x 23.5” £40-50

111Nigel Mansell OBE Formula 1 World Champion & IndycarChampion signed limited edition by Tony Smith-“British Greats”depicting Mansell at 1992 British Grand Prix Silverston taking thelead and storming away from the rest of the field and winning WorldChampionship - signed by the artist in pencil to the border c/wvignette of Mansell’s helmet –no. 310/600- good strong colours–mf&g overall 18.5” x 23.5” £40-50

112Ayrton Senna da Silva 3x Formula One World Champion(b.1960-d.1994) - 1990 Monaco Grand Prix signed ltd ed. by TonySmith leading from the start to finish in his McLaren with Prost-Ferrari (Retired on lap 29) and Alesi –Tyrrell who finished second -signed by the artist in pencil to the border c/w vignette of Senna’shelmet – no 784/850 – good strong colours on acid free paper c/w coaon the reverse signed by both the artist and the publisher – overall 25x 32.75 £75-100

113Nigel Mansell 1992 Formula One World Champion signed ltd ed.by Tony Smith and Mansell – titled “Victory British Grand PrixSilverstone 12th July 1992” the successful Mansell/Williams teamdoing a lap of honour – signed by both the artist and Mansell inpencil to the border c/w vignette of Mansell’s Helmet and Union Jackflag - good strong colours on acid free paper c/w coa on the reversesigned by the artist, Mansell and the publisher – overall 27.5 x 34.5

£75-100

114Nigel Mansell 1992 Formula One World Champion signed ltd ed.by Tony Smith and Mansell – titled “ Il Leone – World Champion”achieving his 9th victory in 1992 a record then for any driver, also is30th Grant Bricks victory a record for a British driver, and 14th holepositions in 92 was another world record - the image just secondsafter the start with Mansell leading Patrese’s Williams, Senna’s andBergers McLaren’s, Brundle’s Benetton and Hakkinen’s Lotus –signed by both the artist and Mansell in pencil to the border – no.1196/1500 - good strong colours on acid free paper c/w coa on thereverse signed by the artist, Mansell and the publisher – overall 24.5x 36” £75-100

115Nigel Mansell 1993 Indycar Champion signed ltd ed. by TonySmith and Mansell – titled “Red 5-Double World Champion”depicting Mansell winning at the Nazareth Speedway in theNewman/Haas Lola-Ford becomes the 1993 IndyCar world serieschampion while still holding the Formula One world title. Mansellbeen the 1st driver ever to win both titles in successive seasons andthe 1st rookie to win the IndyCar series in its then 82 years history-also shows the runner-up Emerson Fittipaldi in the Penske-Chevrolet- signed by both the artist and Mansell in pencil to the border togetherwith 2x vignettes – no. 590/2000 - good strong colours on acid freepaper c/w coa on the reverse signed by the artist, Mansell and thepublisher – overall 24.5 x 36” £75-100

116Damon Hill 1993 First Formula One Victory signed ltd ed byboth the artist Tony Smith and Damon Hill – titled “The PerfectStart” at The Hungarian Grand Prix , Damon Hill’s 13th Formula Onerace which saw his luck change making the perfect start outaccelerating everyone to record his 1st and well-deserved victory, thedrivers in pursuit include number 5 Michael Schumacher-Benetton(retired), number 8 Ayrton Senna-McLaren (retired), number 28Gerhard Berger-Ferrari (3rd), and behind him Ricardo Patrese-Benetton (2nd) and Jean Alesi-Ferrari (retired) - signed by both theartist and Hill in pencil to the border together with 2x vignettes one ofHill’s Famous black and white striped Helmet in the same style as hisfamous father’s and the other crossing the line and chequered flag –no. 269/850 - good strong colours on acid free paper c/w coa on thereverse signed by the artist, Hill and the publisher – overall 24.5 x32” £75-100

1171994 Formula One final championship round signed limitededition by the artist Tony Smith-titled “Duel in The Sun” justmoments after the start Nigel Mansell is out accelerated by the 2championship contestants Michael Schumacher and Damon Hill whocollided on the 36th lap leaving Nigel Mansell in the lead and to winthe race. Michael Schumacher-Benetton Ford became the 1994 WorldChampion with Damon Hill runner-up who went on to win “AutoSport” International Racing Driver of the year award as well as theBBC Sports Personality of the Year award together with TheRothmans-Williams Renault Team winning the ConstructorsChampionship - signed in pencil to the border by the artist togetherwith 2 vignettes- no. 586/600 - good strong colours on acid free paperc/w coa on the reverse signed by the artist and the publisher – overall22” x 36” £75-100

118David Coulthard 1998 Formula One Winner at San MarinoGrand Prix signed ltd ed print by Coulthard and the artistGerald Coulson – titled “No Contest” depicting Coulthard taking theTraguardo at Imola on his way to winning the Grand Prix for WestMcLaren Mercedes – and signed in pencil to the border by DavidCoulthard and the artist- no.58/750 - good strong colours – overall22” x 34” £75-100

119Damon Hill-World Champion 1996 signed limited edition printby Steve Doig - signed by the artist in pencil to the border- no.106/850 - good strong colours on acid free paper c/w coa on thereverse signed by the artist and the publisher – overall 29” x 24”

£50-75

120Ayrton Senna (b. 1960 – d.1994) 3x Formula One WorldChampion colour print by Stewart Coffield – titled “Homage toAyrton Senna” - Showing his Mclaren Honda with a portrait of thedriver – mf&g 27.5” x 22.5” £50-75

121Damon Hill Formula One World Champion colour print byStuart Coffield – Showing his Rothman’s William Renault withportrait of the driver – mf&g 23” x 28” £30-50


122Ayrton Senna (b. 1960 – d.1994) 3x Formula One WorldChampion signed ltd ed print by Michael Turner – signed inpencil to the border by the artist - no. 75/495 mf&g 20 x 23” £50-60

123Jaguar Roadster Series 1 signed ltd ed print by Barry Rowe –titled “Beauty and the Beast” featuring Jaguar D-Type and E-typesigned in pencil to the border and no. 774/850 mf&g 26” x 25”

£35-40

1241955 Jaguar D-type signed ltd ed print by Tony Matthews - signedin pencil to the border by the artist and number 86/250 – mfg overall20” x 26.25” £35-40

1251954/56 Jaguar D-type signed print by John Francis - signed inpencil to the border by the artist – m&f 21 x 25.5” £35-40

1262x Print Plans of 1954 Jaguar D Type – to titled “Jaguar D Type 31/2 litre” plans drawn by Christian Tavard, Model Maker PlansService, Watford Herts –and another titled “Jaguar D-Type 1954” seethrough sketch of the engine and chassis - un-attributable – both inmatching frames overall 18 x 22” £20-30

1271955 Jaguar D Type acrylic/giclee colour print on canvas– officialJaguar Dealership c/w Jaguar Label on the back c/w all its details andsuccessful victories in 1955, 1956 and 1957 – mounted on woodenstretchers overall 12 x 19” £25-30

128Bob Murray (after) colour print titled “Biggin Departure” –featuring 3 litre Bentley (1927) and Spitfire MkV - in plain mountoverall 11 x 14” £5-10

1293x Golden Era Sets of “Jaguar Classics” Trade Cards c.1993 -each set comprises 7x cards covering the period from 1948 onwards –titled Jaguar Classics (first series); Jaguar Classic Second Series andJaguar Classics Third Series – each set featuring their famous racing,sports and saloon cars to incl the XK120, D Type, E Type, XJ’s up toXL220 to name just a few– all in matching frames with glass frontand backs – overall 12 x 14” £15-20

1304x Golden Era Jaguar Le Mans Racing Postcards c.1995– to inclNo.1 Jag C Type winning the ’53 le Mans; No.2 Jag D Type(Hawthorn/Bueb) in its third victory in ‘55; No.3 E Type Debut at1963 Le Mans with Salvadori/Cunningham at the wheel; and No.41988 Jag XJR-9LM winning for the first time in 30years – all unusedmfg with glass front and backs – overall 21.5 x 10.25” £5-10

131Jaguar E Type signed ltd ed by R Diggers – with annotation belowand signed in pencil by the artitst and no. 455/850 – mf&g 12.75 x17.5” £15-20

132Damon Hill Formula One World Champion signed display –comprising head and shoulder photograph with signature mountedbelow some fading – mf&g £15-20

1332x Interesting United Tobacco Co Cape Town Motor Sportscigarette cards c. 1936 – titled Sports & Pastimes in South Africa No23 Motor Car Racing and No 24 Motorcycle Racing – large formatwith both English and Afrikaan details on the back with both mf&goverall 6.5” x 7.25” £5-10

134Bill Rickaby Professional Jockey (b.1917- d.1987) – pair of wornleather lightweight racing boots with mahogany tops – worn by BillRickaby c/w hand written initials and name to the inside – his careerspanned 37yrs riding 1,324 winners in 8x countries, winning his firstride on Boldero at Sandown in 1931 at the age of only 14 (abscondedfrom school for the day) and was the cousin of Lester Piggott –together with framed and glazed print of 3 x Famous Derby Winnersto incl Mill Reef (|Geoff Lewis) – Grundy (Pat Eddery) and TheMinstrel (Lester Piggott) – 8 x 22”.Note Big races won by Rickaby incl Forum (Goodwood Stakes ‘32),Commissar (Lincoln Handicap ‘48), Eastern Emperor (Chester Cup‘53), Happy Laughter (Coronation Stakes ‘53), as well as winning 3Classics - Two Thousand Guineas in ‘62 on Privy Councillor; andSweet Solera in the 1000 Guineas and The Oaks in 1961 £75-100

135The Grand National signed colour print– titled “Bechers Brook”by Alan Fearnley and signed by (Lord) John Oaksey in pencil to theborder – mf&g 16.75 x 22.5” – good strong colours Note Lord Oaksey who became a jockey rode as John Lawrence andwon 200 races winning at the Cheltenham Festival, the WhitbreadGold cup, the Hennessy Gold Cup, et al as well as being a well-known Journalist and Television Racing Commentator £25-30

135aEarly 1858 Goodwood Races Hand coloured period extract fromThe Illustrated London News July 31, 1858 - featuring the 3 majorGoodwood prize cups and busy high street scene mounted with giltslips overall 21.25” x 15.5” £30-50

136Gun Case – Quality Army and Navy CSL London 12g leather leg-o-mutton gun case – for 31/32” barrels c/w leather handle, shoulderstrap, brass lock with additional leather safety strap, attached hingedlid with facility for gun cleaning brushes and cleaning rods – ownersembossed initials W.E.W – some stitching has come away to thehinged lid £30-40

1372x Brady Gun Sleeves – full leather gun sleeve together with leatherand canvas gun sleeve – both will fit 12g x 30”barrels overall length46” £30-50

1382x 12g x25 leather cartridge belts – to incl Brady Hand sewn sizeM (overall 40”) and another with full leather cartridge containeroverall 44” £25-40

Horse Racing,Country Pursuits, Shooting


1392x cartridge belts for 20g & .410 – to incl full leather 20g x 25overall 44” and leather and webbing .410 x 25 overall 42” £20-30

1402x Shooting Game Peg Position Finders – both in leather walletswith white wipe clean peg numbers 1-8 £15-20

1412x 12g Gun Sleeves - Kolpin Faux leather gun sleeve with simulatedfur lining overall 47” (small split by the carry handle); and a leatherand canvas gun sleeve with sheep skin faux lining overall 48” (G)

£20-30

1423x various air rifle/rifle gun canvas sleeves - Manchester Air Gunsblack padded sleeve (41”L); Chilham Dart Products green canvaswith black lining (48”L); and heavily padded green quilted stylesleeve small rip either side at the base of the sling base is stitchedinto the trim hence good (48”L)-all with side pockets £20-30

143Gun Cabinet for Six – best quality heavy steel gun cabinet for sixguns, with separate compartment for cartridges (missing key)together with 2x keys – overall 60 x 18 x 12” £50-75

144Beretta Gun Book signed by the author – titled “The World ofBeretta – An International Legend” 1st ed by R L Wilson and signedto the first free end paper – c/w dust jacket ( minor tear) – the bookcelebrates over 500years of history and craftsmanship dating back toLeonardo da Vinci – very clean copy – special Christmas offer first25 ordered signed by author £15-20

145Shooting Books (6) - to incl “”Move, Mount, Shoot,-A ChampionsGuide to Sporting Clays” reprint 2003; “A Concise Guide to GameShooting” published 1986; “The Better Shot-Step-by-Step Shot gunTechnique with Holland and Holland 1st edition 1992; TheEncyclopaedia of Sporting Shooting” 1st ed 1992 (ex-Surrey Countylibrary-missing front free end plate); and 2x soft backs “Know TheGame Series -Shotgun Shooting” and “The Twelfth” (fiction) basedon the tale of the Colonel who falls into a coma and awakes to find heis a grouse!!! £10-15

1462x Vintage Vermin Gin Traps - hand forged both with 4” jaws, onec/w brass spring clasp stamped with no.8 other one missing – - oneheavily pitted from use – both make interesting wall hangers £30-50

1472x Vintage Vermin Gin Traps - hand forged both with 4” jaws, onec/w brass spring clasp stamped Rd No. 701488 – both complete butheavily pitted from use – both make interesting wall hangers £40-50

148Vintage U.S Vermin Trap c. 1900 - Oneida Jump Animal Trap CoLititz P.A - No. 3 Spring Trap - overall 9” - in good workingcondition c/w 29” original chain - missing ring to secure the trap

£20-30

1491882/1888 Whitehaven and West Cumberland Steeple ChaseRace Course Founded in 1852 - collection of Ephemera from 1882to 1888 incl a large collection of correspondence, incl receipts,certificates, correspondence, disputes, race card proofs, auctioneersselling charges, advertising, 5x Expenses booklets incl 1882 booklisting all cash received – most of which relate to the new Grandstand– Makes for great reading obviously not all that straight forward –now defunct being one of many racecourses which closed during the20thc. £50-75

1501927 Horse Racing Cigarette Cards – Scarcen full set of OgdensJockeys and Owner’s Colours 50/50 issued in 1927 – mostly cleanwith the odd one or two backs lightly soiled ( need to look hard)mounted in double sided glass display frame – overall 18 x 20” –(retail at £100) £30-50

151Fine and Stunning Thoroughbred Racing Book by Richard StoneReeves and Patrick Robinson – titled “Decade of Champions: TheGreatest Years in the History of Thoroughbred Racing, 1970-80” 1sted 1980 quarter bound in faux leather with gilt title to spine andhessian covered boards (slight discolouring to edges) , embossedHorse and Jockey to front boards large format with colourillustrations by Richard Stone Reeves (which took nearly 10 years tocomplete)and other sketches throughout - Notable Thorough Bredsincl Northern Dancer, Nijinsky, Mill Reef, Brigadier Gerard, TWroy,Roberto, The Minstral, Sagaro, Red Rum and L’Escargot, et al –Appears unread £20-25

1522x Early and fine Vic Hunting Books (Fiction) c. 1852 and c.1854with Illustrations by John Leech - titled “Mr Sponge’s SportingTour” 1st ed (Jorrocks Ed) 1852 and “Handley Cross” 1st ed 1854(Jorrocks Ed) publ’d by Bradbury , Agnew & Co London both withhand coloured frontis piece, numerous illustrated plates and sketches– both in wonderful matching coloured illustrated boards – someminor foxing to the front and rear free end plates – (G) £40-60

1532x Vic Sporting Books c.1897/98– titled “The Encyclopaedia ofSport” Vol. One 1st 1897 and Vol Two 1st ed 1898 ed - edited byHedley Peek & F G Aflalo – publ’d by Lawrence and Bullen London– with illustrations by A. Thorburn, Caldwell et al – literally coveringevery sport imaginable world wide – each vol. in excess of 600 pages– both in matching red and gilt cloth boards and spines – both havesome fading otherwise in remarkable good condition for the their age,size and weight overall (F/G) £20-30

154Early Vic Collection of The Sportsman Monthly 1843 - Vol VIIINo.1 January to Vol VIII No.6 June published by Joseph RogersonLondon, illustrated with engravings by Alken, Armfield, Davis,Laporte et al HB, bound in cloth, wear to covers, internally clean andappears in good condition £10-15

155 No Lot


156Early 20thc Large Bronze figure of a Male Athlete Sprinterlunging over the finish line – mounted on rectangular marble base –overall 14”h x 13” long (max) x 9”w max £75-100

157Early 20thc large spelter figure of a footballer by Henry Fugere(1872-1944) - mounted on a naturalistic base and signed by theFrench artist – overall 16”h x 12”L x 7.5”w (max) – all original nodamage but needs cleaning £100-120

158Early 20thc large green spelter figure of Cricket figure catching acricket ball – mounted on a rectangular marble base – overall11.25”h x 16”l x 4.5”w max £60-70

15920thc large spelter figure of a football figure about to shoot/passthe ball – mounted on heavy square marble base – overall 12”h x9.5”L x 6”w max £75-100

16020thc large spelter figure of a football figure volleying the ball -mounted on a long rectangular marble base overall 12”h x 12”L x6”w max £50-60

16120thc spelter figure of a footballer punting the ball – mounted on arectangular base – overall 8”h x 8”L x 3”w – very tiny chip to onecorner £40-50

1621950’s small spelter figure of a footballer about to pass the ball –mounted on square marble base – overall 7” x 3.5”L x 6.5”w max

£30-50

163/164/165 No lots

166W.G Grace Royal Doulton Cricket Batting Figure c.1995– fineceramic figure by Royal Doulton from the series “Men of History”ser. no HN3640 ltd ed no 504/9500 – modelled by Robert Tabbener –still retains the original Inspection label – good sharp colours – nochips, marks or cracks – overall 8.75”h £50-75

167Geoffrey Boycott O.B.E Royal Doulton Cricket Batting Figurec.1996 - fine ceramic figure ser. no HN3890, ltd ed no 90/8144 –modelled by Robert Tabbener – c/w Boycott facsimile autograph tothe base - good sharp colours – no chips, marks or cracks – overall9.5”h £50-75

168Harold “Dickie” Bird M.B.E Royal Doulton Cricket UmpireFigure c.1996– fine ceramic figure with details to rim “RD96UK2”ltd ed 5000 – no chips, marks or cracks – comes c/w wooden basewith engraved brass plaque overall 9.5”h £50-60

169Ian Botham England 1977-1992 Endurance Cricket BattingFigure c.1996 – fine detailed batting figure with details to thenaturalistic base from the Art of Sport by Endurance Ltd 96 – c/wlabel to base “Specially Commissioned by Lawley’s By Post” series -no chips, marks or cracks – comes c/w wooden base with engravedbrass plaque overall 9.5”h £50-60

170W.G. Grace Royal Doulton Cricket Character/Toby Jug c.1989–titled The Champion W.G Grace (1848-1915) ser. no D6845 ltd ed no2327/9500 – modelled by Stanley James Taylor, no chips, marks orcracks – overall 4.25”# £30-40

171Jack Hobbs Royal Doulton Cricket Character/Toby Jugc.1998–ser. no D7131 ltd ed no 53/5000 – modelled by Stanley JamesTaylor c/w Royal Doulton signed inspection label to the base – smallchip and crack to the cap and down behind the right ear – overall4.25”h# £15-20

172Denis Compton C.B.E Royal Doulton Cricket Character/TobyJug c.1996– titled ser. no D7076 ltd ed no 417/9500 – modelled byStanley James Taylor, c/w Royal Doulton signed inspection label tothe base - no chips, marks or cracks – overall 4.75”h# £30-40

173Freddie Trueman Royal Doulton Cricket/CommentatorCharacter/Toby Jug c.1997– ser. no D7090 ltd ed no 755/9500 –modelled by Stanley James Taylor, c/w Royal Doulton signedinspection label to the base - no chips, marks or cracks – overall4.75”h# £30-40

174Len Hutton (364) Royal Doulton Cricket Character/Toby Jugc.1993– titled Len Hutton (1916-1990) ser. no D6945 ltd ed no379/9500 – modelled by Stanley James Taylor, - no chips, marks orcracks – overall 4”h# £30-40

175Ian Botham O.B.E Royal Doulton Cricket Character/Toby Jugc.1998– ser. no D7091 ltd ed no 334/9500 – modelled by David B.Biggs Stanley James Taylor, - no chips, marks or cracks – overall4.75”h# £30-40

176Harold “Dickie” Bird M.B.E Royal Doulton CricketCharacter/Toby Jug c.1996 - ser. no D7068 ltd ed no 503/9500 –modelled by Stanley James Taylor, c/w Royal Doulton signedinspection label to the base - no chips, marks or cracks – overall4.5”h# £20-30

177Brian Johnston Royal Doulton Cricket Character/Toby Jugc.1996 – titled “Johnners 1912-1994) ser. no D7018 ltd ed no336/9500 – modelled by Stanley James Taylor, c/w Royal Doultonsigned inspection label to the base - no chips, marks or cracks –overall 4.75”h# £20-30

Cricket Memorabilia

Bronze andSpelter Sporting Figures


1966 South Africa Cricket Team First ever Rubber OverAustralia on Home Soil since the first series played in 1902

1781966/67 Australian Tour to South Africa signed commemorativeglass tankard – c/w South African facsimile signatures – the firsttime South Africa had beaten Australia and in the process establishingmany records achieved by South Africa including incredible inningsby wicket keeper Lindsey as well as taking a record 24 dismissals allcaught behind, achieving an batting average 86.5 a record againstAustralia, the Pollocks achieving record wickets and runs, ust toname a few £15-20

1981 England v Australia Record Breaking Cricket Test MatchAt Headingley

1791981 England v Australia Cricket Commemorative bone chinaplate – overall 8.25” dia – the third test match at Headingley sawmany records broken by both teams to incl Mike Brearley (Capt)record 9th victory against Australia, Botham incredible innings 149n.o and his 5 wickets; Willis 8 for 43 (best analysis at Headingley(then); both wicket keepers setting world records with Marshbreaking Alan Knott’s record of 263 dismissals in Tests and Taylorpassing Murrays total of 1,270 catches in first class cricket and Lillebecame the leading wicket taker in the series surpassing Trumble’stotal of 141 – an amazing test match which will go down in the annalsof cricket history £15-20

180Sir Richard Hadlee 1973- 1990 New Zealand CommemorativeCricket Ltd Ed Plate – made by Grafton Bone China – overall10.75” - recording his 86 Tests for NZ, his then world record 431 testwickets – regarded by many as the best world all round cricketerwhich at the at time incl Dennis Lillee, Imran Khan, Andy Roberts,Kapil Dev, Wasim Akram, and Waqar Younis among others. £15-20

1812x Yorkshire County Cricket Club Commemorative Ltd Ed BoneChina Plates – to incl winning for the first time The Benson andHedges Cup 1987 ltd ed no.356/500 made by Coalport overall 10.75”dia in mob; and 2001 County Cricket Club County Champions ltd edno. 430/1000 – overall 10.5” £20-30

182Interesting collection of 6x Silver and Silver and Enamel CricketMedals from 1899 to 1933 – 2x 1899 large medals both withembossed cricket batsman figures; another smaller one hallmarkedBirmingham 1923 with embossed cricket batsman and wicket keeper;2x Hessay (Yorkshire) District Cricket league medals engravedWinners 1931 and another 1933 plus one other engraved on the backB.C.C Batting Average 1923 – wt 3oz# £30-45

2001 England’s Remarkable Cricket Tour Victoriesover Pakistan and Sri Lanka

1832001 ‘Victorious England to Pakistan and Sri Lanka WinterCricket Tour’ Signed Ltd ed print no. 449/500 by P Cornwell c/wplayers head and shoulder vignettes signed in pencil to the border byall 14x members of the England team to incl heroes of the occasionAtherton, Hick, Gough, White, Hussain, Thorpe, Caddick, Stewart etal – c/w with full details of the remarkable win over both sidesincluding all the controversy that England faced - mf&g overall 26.5x 35.5”# £50-70

Graeme Hick Record 405 Not Out Cricket Score

1841988 Graeme Hick ‘405 not Out’ Cricket signed ltd ed print no72/405 signed by both Hick and the artist Geoff Jones – goodstrong colours – mfg&g overall 31 x 24”# Note During the county cricket match between Somerset vWorcestershire at Taunton – Graeme Hick (Worcs) scored the highestindividual innings in first class cricket for 93 years 405 not out.

£40-60

185Dermott Reeve Successful Warwickshire County Cricket ClubCaptain signed ltd. ed print c.1996 – listing all the club’s fivetrophies won from 1993-1995 – ltd ed no 94/500 signed in pencil byboth Reeve and artist - mf&g overall £20-30

1861987 Worcestershire County Cricket Club signed print – winningthe County Cricket League Championship with facsimile signaturessigned by 18 players, coach, chairman and president to the border inclPhil Neale (Capt), Ian Botham, Graeme Hick, Richard Illingworth,Tim Curtis, Graham Dilley, Basil D’Oliveira (Coach) et al – goodstrong colours - mf&g overall 25.5 x 33.5” £15-20

1871980’s Signed Cricket collage of Test Match, County Cricket andother notable cricket figures and events - signed by 4x EnglandCricket Captains from the 1980’s – titled ‘Classic Sporting Pictures’by Kate Rhodes and signed to the border by Graham Gooch, IanBotham, David Gower and Mike Brearley, - a colour print, ltd ed no227/999 – mf&g , framed measures 22 x 26.5” £20-30

188Mike Brearley England and Middlesex Cricket Captain signedltd print – signed by Brearley and artist Theodore Ramos in pencil tothe border no. 45/500 – publ’d by The Tyron Gallery c. 1978 - mf&g26.5 x 19” £10-15

1891980 England v Australia Cricket Centenary Test Match signedcolour ltd ed print by Arthur Weaver and 11x England Captains– played at Lords and signed to the border by the artist and 11xCaptains who had played for England or MCC against Australia – toincl Peter May, Len Hutton, Debbie Allen, FR Brown, NormanYardley, M.J. K Smith, Ted Dexter, Colin Cowdrey (faded), MikeDenness, Ray Illingworth, worth, one totally faded - ltd ed no51/850, overall sun fading mf&g 24 x 31.5”. £20-25

190Fine English/Welsh village cricket scene colour print by RoyPerry – titled ‘Setting the Field’ – mf&g overall 20” x 27” £10-15

191Fine Cricket Portrait of W.G. Grace signed ltd ed by the artistHarold Cantle – title “W.G Grace – 1848 Gloucestershire &England -1915’ from the original oil painting and signed in pencil tothe border - no.302/1000 – mf&g overall27 x 19.5”# , £10-15

1921989 MCC Cricket signed ltd ed print by Harriet Gosling – titled‘The Essentials’ signed in pencil to the border by the artist HarrietGosling ltd ed no 81/750 – mf&g 23.5 x 28.25”# £10-20


193Collection of 15x early 20thc Lancashire and England CricketPlayers Autographs from 1899 to 1938 – ex album page to inclmany Test players Cecil Parkin, Ernest Tyldesley (Eng), PeterEckersley, Frank Watson, George Duckworth (Eng), Makepeace(Eng),Charles Hallows (Eng), Harry Donald Davies, John Hopwood(Eng), Richard Tyldesley (Eng), John Iddon (Eng), John Sharp (Eng),Alfred Pewtress , Frank Sibbles, and E McDonald (Aus fast bowler) ,all signed in ink to an album page, few glue marks coming thro’ butautos appear clear £40-50

19412x Lancashire and England Cricket Players Autographs c.1933– ex album page with players head and shoulders newspaper cuttingsto incl Washbrook, Paynter, Oldfield, Hopwood, Booth, Sibbles,Pollard, Farrimond, Iddon, Lister, Parkinson etc. – overall 7 x 6”

£30-40

195Collection of 15x pre-war Lancashire and England CricketPlayers Autographs dated 1930 to incl Eckersley, Tyldesley,Hallows, Iddon, Taylor, Tyldesley, Makepeace, Duckworth,Hopwood, Farrimond, Watson, Booth, Sibbles, Rylance (sec) - 2xalbum pages £30-40

1990 Lancashire County Cricket Club Record BreakingSigned Score card against Surrey

1961990 Surrey v Lancashire at The Oval in May signed printedresult scorecard – signed by the Lancashire players – the match wasnotable for the records broken which at the time was the highestaggregate score in a county match - Surrey (787) and Lancashire(863) – especially Neil Fairbrother 366 highest ever individual scoreat the Oval and second highest ever by an Englishman and also IanGreig for his career best 291 - Signed by 8x Lancs players inclFairbrother (366), Mendis (102), Fowler, Jesty, Watkinson, DeFreitas,Hughes and Fitton. Lancs made 863 in the first innings in reply toSurrey’s 787 over 2x innings – what a match. £30-40

197Collection of Lancashire/England Cricket Players Action PressPhotographs from the late 1980’s/1990s (37) – incl many Benson& Hedges and Nat West Semi Finals and Finals, County Games andsome playing for England v Pakistan, West Indies, – plus the recordbreaking game against Surrey May 1990 incl Neil Fairbrother, MikeAtherton et al – other players incl Graham Lloyd, DeFreitas, PeterMartin, John Crawley, Paul Allott, Michael Watkinson, et al mostlycolour with some black and white from Clive Lloyd era in 1980’smostly measure 10” x 8” £20-25

198Collection of England and County Cricket Players Signednewspaper cuttings and ephemera c.1990/2000’s – well-presented,and mounted in display clear folder - including Stuart Law, AndrewSymonds, Boon, Ian Harvey, Ben Smith, Paul Weekes, Russell, DavidSales, Graham Thorpe, Alex Tudor, Knight, Ealham, Allan Donald,Basil d’ Oliveira, Andy Caddick, Shoaib Akhtar Pakistan (World’sFastest Bowler) and others et al - in all 53 signatures £30-40

199Worcestershire County Cricket Club Players Signed ephemera c.19909’s mostly newspaper, magazine cuttings, official team sheets,score cards including Tim Curtis, Tom Moody, David Leatherdale,Ian Botham, Graeme Hick (incl 303 Signed Score card v Hampshire’97), Richard Illingworth, Alex Wylie, Phil Weston, Steve Rhodes,Neal Radford, Tom Graveney, Dilley, plus many Worcester OldPlayers from 1946 onwards et al and plus Basil D’Oliveira’s WorcsXI (County Champions) Benefit 1975 souvenir score card v Ludlowand South Shropshire CC, all housed in folder together with 2xFolders £30-40

200Allan Donald South Africa Record Breaking Bowling signedcricket print - colour print signed by Allan Donald and listing all ofhis 170 test wickets breaking a 37 year record held by Hugh Tayfieldissued by S.A cricket sponsors Castle Lager mf&g overall 28.5” x22” £25-30

Scarce Book on the History of South African Cricket

201Scarce South African Cricket Book by M.W Luckin (ed) titled“The History of South African Cricket-including the full scores of allimportant matches since 1876”-1st ed 1915 publ’d by W.E Hortor &Co Johannesburg c/w numerous illustrations throughout includingmany individual cricket players, team photographs coveringprovincial teams incl Witwatersrand Pioneer C.C of 1886, first SouthAfrica and English teams 1888, et al - in the original green and giltcloth boards and spine (usual shelf wear to top and tail of spine)internally it would appear as if it’s never been read, some pagesjoined hence (G) £100-150

202Scarce South Africa Cricket History Book Vol. II by M.W. Luckin- “South African Cricket 1919-1927” 1st edition published by theauthor-in the original green and gilt cloth boards and spine (worn toedges and spine faded with threading to the top and tail of the spine)internally clean c/w 132 illustrations being a complete record of allfirst-class South African Cricket since the end of WWI - some slightdiscolouration to the front free and rear endplates, otherwiseinternally generally very clean to include several caricatures ofnotable players and various matches together with photographs ofvarious players and interesting teams-some small white hingeweaknesses internally nevertheless harder book to find £100-120

203Scarce South Africa Cricket History Book Vol III by Louis Duffus-“South African Cricket 1927-1947” 1st edition in the original greenand gilt cloth boards and spine (covers discoloured possibly fromhumid conditions, spine faded and minor wear to top and tail ofspine) internally generally very clean and tight together with 34illustrations including players and mostly the South African team ontour in Australia New Zealand England including “Timeless Test” (G)

£75-100

204South Africa Cricket History Book Vol IV by Brian Bassanosigned -“South African Cricket 1947 - 1960” 1st ed in the originalgreen and gilt cloth boards and spine and signed by the author to themain title page published by Cricket Connections international (UK)1996 complete with numerous illustrations again appears unread –scarce hard back edition overall (VG) £25-30


205Yorkshire County Cricket Club History Books (3) – completetrilogy to incl Vol. I by the Rev R.S. Holmes 1833-1903 - orig. purplecloth, unevenly faded some discolouration to the front and rear freeend plates otherwise clean tight copy internally; Vol. II by A W Pullin1903-1923 original blue cloth with gilt titles and crest to front cover,usual discolouration to the front and rear free endplates, slightspeckle foxing to the two title pages otherwise internally clean c/wnumerous photograph illustrations; and Vol. III by J M Kilburn 1924– 1949 possibly signed by the author to the main title page - originalblue cloth with gilt titles and crest to front cover, some slight marksto the covers, usual shelf we3ar to top and tail of the spine –remarkably clean and tight internally c/w numerous photographillustration (3) £30-50

2062x 1903 Cricket Books by Percy Cross Standing – titled ‘Cricket ofTo-Day and Yesterday Illustrated - with special articles by famouscricketers including KS Ranjitsinhji, PF Warner, D.L.A Jepson,Robert Abel and Wilfred Rhodes’ Subscription Illustrated Edition inTwo Volumes - in the original green and gilt pictorial boards andspine (usual wear to edges corners and hinges, typical discolouring tothe front and rear free endplates, colour illustrations of notableplayers and teams both internally very clean with the exception to onepage in volume 1 which is torn and sellotaped p.147- 2 greatillustrated books covering the golden age cricket (2) £25-35

206aJack Hobbs Cricket Book – small pocket size title “ Jack Hobbs-complete record of all the first class cricket performances 1905-1925inclusive” by Wm. P.H. Sparks in the original pictorial wrappers –some speckle foxing to the first 9 pages – some staple rust and frontcover slightly loose – needs relaying down to cover staples – neatlittle booklet £5-10

20713 x Signed Cricket books from 1950’s to 1990’s – mostlyautobiographies, some tours, et al to incl– including Bairstow. Bedser.Dickie Bird, Allan Border. Ian Botham, Freddie Brown, B. Bowes“Aussies and Ashes”, “Boycott a Cricketing Legend”, GrahamGooch. The West indies, Australia, India; David Gower, BrainJohnston et al – great selection – 10x with dust jackets with theexception of the early 50’s £20-30

2087x Christopher Helm County Cricket Club History Books andone Other (8)- Derbyshire (’89) - John Shawcroft; Glamorgan (‘88)- Andrew Hignell; Gloucestershire (‘89) - David Green; Hampshire(‘88) - Peter Wynne Thomas; Lancashire (‘89) - Peter WynneThomas: Worcestershire (’89) - David Lemmon; Yorkshire (‘89) -Anthony Woodhouse; and “From The Sea End-The Official Historyof Sussex County Cricket Club” 1st ed ‘89 by Christopher Lee - all intheir original dust jackets hence overall (G) (8) £10-15

209Collection of 25x Cricket Annuals and 13x The Cricketers Who’sWho from 1976 onwards (38) - a complete run of 25x PlayfairCricket Annuals from 1976 to 1999 with one duplicate (G) and 13xThe Cricketers Who’s Who to incl 1982 to 1990, 1994-1996 and 1998including 2x Hard backs overall (F/G) £20-25

210Complete run of 23x Benson & Hedges Cricket Annuals - from1st edition 1981/82 to 2004 all hard backs c/w dust-jackets overall(G) £20-25

211Collection of 12x Laws of Cricket by Chas Crombie colour prints– originally publ’d in 1906 in hard back publication - full set of 12xcolour prints image 5.25 x 8.25” – all mounted in matching frames(one glass needs replacing) overall 10.5” x 13” £40-50

212Collection of early 20thc E.P Kinsella Cricket Prints and KinsellaCricket, Football and Tennis Postcards (35)– to incl 2x large printsmounted in period wooden frames decorated with cricket bats, pads,balls and stumps one titled “The Hope of his Side” and Out First Balloverall 19.25 x 14.25” and 17.25 x 12.25” respectively – togetherwith 9x cricket postcards; 11x Football incl 5x A Dash for the balland 6x Hard Luck Sir; 9x Tennis incl 6x Love; 3x Let ‘Em All Come;1x Deuace and 1x Vantage et al (F/G) (35) £30-40

213Set of Gallaher Ltd “Famous Cricketers” cigarette cards issuedin 1926 - a complete set of 100 cards in black and white, featuringwell known England, Australian, County and University batsman,bowlers and wicket keepers incl W G Grace, WA Oldfield (NSW), AA Mailey (NSW), CG MaCartney (NSW), Herbert Sutcliffe, J.SDuleepsinhji, APF Chapman, Honourable LH Tennyson, FEWoolley, Ranjitsinhji, PF Warner, DR Jardine, WW Armstrong(Victoria) JB Hobbs, CB Grimmett (South Australia) WM Woodfull(Victoria), CB Fry, Honourable FS Jackson, JM Gregory (NSW) et al- good clean fronts and backs – (G) £75-100

214Selection of various Cricket cigarette and other trade cards toinclude Bassett & Co ‘Play Cricket 1980” (50/50); 1957 KaneProducts ‘Cricket Clubs and Badges’ (10/25), Kent County CricketClub ‘Cricketers of Kent’ (50/50), Shelley’s Ice Cream ‘Essex-County Champions’ (25/25) and Texaco Trophy Caricature CricketCards of England and West Indies Cricketers all with facsimilesignatures to incl Bob Willis, David Gower, Ian Botham, MichaelHolding, Viv Richards, Clive Lloyd, Malcolm Marshall, Joel Garneret al (12/12), - condition generally (G) £20-30

215John Player & Sons Cricket Cigarette Cards c.1930’s - a half setof 25 comprising 9x England Test Crickets and 16x AustralianCricketers to incl Bradman, S Barnes, Chipperfield, Lindsey Hassett,S J McCabe et al – all on John Players Official Mount mf&g 24 x12” some wear/stains to the edges of 3x cards £10-15

216Selection of Cricket, Football and Other Sporting Caps (40)– allawarded to W.R. Edwards to incl E&M C.C; FC XI; velvet and silkrugby cap and possibly an Athletics cap – 3x with a common colourtheme £20-30


1974 Benson & Hedges Cricket Final - Hat Trick Match Ball

217Ken Higgs (England, Lancashire and Leicestershire) Benson andHedges Cup Final match ball and press photograph – Leicester vSurrey played at Lords c/w 10x 12” press photograph after Higgs’ Hattrick - Higgs bowling figure was 4/10, Surrey batted first and wereall out for 170 despite Higg’s Hat trick Leicestershire were all out for143 – comes directly from the family Note The ball was made by the famous cricket ball makers A Twort &Sons Southborough Tunbridge Wells where Colin Cowdry went to thefactory to choose balls for test matches. £60-80

2182x Staffordshire County Cricket Commemorative Ceramic Items- Spode Special Ltd ed plate to commemorate their success in1992/1993 - winning the 1993 Minor Counties Championship, 1993M.C.C Trophy Winners, 1993 MCCA Champions et al – ltd ed no 85overall 9.5” dia; and 1871-1971 Centenary of Staffordshire CountyCricket Club pin dish by Royal Tuscan. (2) £15-20

2191980 Worcestershire County Cricket Club signed photographdisplay - featuring Steve McEwan with sponsors car and signed tothe mount by 23 Worcester players to incl Ian Botham, Graeme Hick,Tom Curtis, Chris Tolley, Damian D’Oliveira, Phil Neale, GavinHaynes, Graham Dilley, Martin Weston, Richard Illingworth et al - allsigned in ink – ready for framing overall 13.75 x 14.25” £20-25

220 28x England Cricket Captains 1934 to 1994 signed cricket batdisplay – fine glass display case with a full size Stuart Sturridge batsigned by 28 past captains of England incl R.E.S Wyatt, F.R Brown,Close, Carr, M.J.K Smith, Ray Illingworth, Graveney, Hutton,Cowdrey, May, Dexter, A.R. Lewis, Denness, A.W. Greig, JohnEdrich, Brearley, Boycott, Botham, Willis, Gower, Fletcher, Gatting,Emburey, Cowdrey, Gooch, Lamb, A.J Stewart and Atherton –stunning display case with brass plaques listing the names of eachcaptain – overall 40.5” x 11.25” Provenance: Purchased at GrahamGooch Testimonial Year 1995 Charity Dinner at Café Royal.

£200-300

221Len Hutton (England & Yorkshire Cricketer) personally signedused cricket bat - Gradidge “Len Hutton Autograph” Short Handlecricket bat – inscribed to the front “Test Record 364 v Australia1938” – signed by Len Hutton on the back of the bat to the top righthand corner – retaining most of the original rubber grip (G)Note: bat has been cleaned and written over various parts of theprinted details £40-50

2221983 England Cricket World Cup Cricket team signed bat –beaten Semi Finalists full size Duncan Fearnley Supreme signed tofront by 14x England players to incl Bob Willis, David Gower, IanBotham, Chris Tavare, Allan Lamb, Paul Allott, Derek Randall, VicMarks Trevor Jesty, Graham Dilley, Mike Gatting, Norman Cowans,Graeme Fowler, Ian Gould et al; and signed on the back by fullSomerset (12) and Leicestershire (12) cricket teams (G) £30-40

1981 Memorable England & Australia Ashes Series SignedCricket Bat

2231981 England & Australia 6th and Final Test Match signedCricket Bat – signed on the back by the Ashes winning Englandteam to incl Geoff Boycott Wayne Larkins, Chris Tavare, MikeGatting, Mike Brearley, P Parker, Ian Botham, Alan Knott, JohnEmburey, Bob Willis, and Mike Hendrick; and the entire squad ofAustralian players (somewhat faded) but clearly visible DennisLillee, Allan Border, R Bright, D Wellham, G Wood, Kim Hughes,Mike Whitney et al and signed to the front by approximately 50rugby players from England and Australia including Mark Ella, GlenElla, to name just a few of the Australian players together with MikeSleman, Bill Beaumont, Les Cusworth, Nigel Melville, Gary Pearce,Hugh Davies, Steve Smith, et al £50-75

2241957 England and West Indies signed cricket bat - England teaminclude Peter May, Trevor Bailey, Brian close, Tom Graveney, EddieTruman, Brian Statham, Colin Cowdrey, Godfrey Evans, JHWardlaw, D Smith, et al; West Indies mostly faded but clearly visibleRohan Kanhai, Asgarali, Sobers (just visible) et al £15-20

2251980’s Yorkshire and Worcestershire signed cricket bat-Yorkshireteam included Ray Illingworth, Chris Old, David Bairstow, BillAthey, Geoffrey Boycott, et al and the Worcestershire side includedPhil Neale Allan Donald, Andy Webster, Ted Hemsley, RichardIllingworth worth et al some signatures slightly faded but have seen alot lot worse (F/G) £20-15

2262x Hampshire Cricket team signed bats from 1989 and 1997 –both clearly signed in ink to the front 1989 incl Terry, Scott, Cowley,James, Smith and more, 20x signatures in total c/w personalinscription ‘To Timothy, Always play life with a straight bat, Yourproud Godfather Jonathan 1989’ 9 needs a grip) ; and 1997 signed tothe face in ink by 15 players to incl John Stephenson Robin Smith,Giles White, Will Kendall, Jason Laney, Adrian Aymes, Shaun Udal,Raj Maru et al , 17x signatures, with grip (2) £20-30

2271999 Flood Lit One day Match Lancashire v WarwickshireSigned Cricket Bat - signatures including Knight, Giles, Donald,Ostler, Piper, Giddens etc for Warwicks and Crawley, Atherton,Fairbrother, Flintoff, Hegg etc. for Lancashire, both team signaturesin ink marker pen to the blade with cane spring handle and grip,overall (G) £20-30

2284x 1950/60’s Autographed Miniature Cricket Bats – facsimilesignatures to incl Australia 1953 & 1961; M.C.C 1962-63; SouthAfrica Tour to Australia Pepsodent Fund Raising 1966-1967 – varioussizes 10-17.5”(G) £40-50

2291979/80 England Cricket Tour to Australia & India at homesigned miniature cricket bat – neatly signed in pen by full 17members of the team to incl Mike Brearley, Bob Willis, GeoffBoycott, Derek Underwood, Willie, Emburey, David Gower, WayneLarkin, Derek Randall, Bob Taylor, Ian Botham, John Lever, GrahamDilley, Mike Hendrick et al – overall 17”(G) £25-30


1980’s Middlesex County Cricket Club Domination -winning 9x trophies

2301980’s Middlesex CCC signed miniature cricket bat – neatlysigned in ink by 12 players to incl Gatting, Wilf Slack, Keith Tomlins,Paul Downton, Graham Rose, Roland Butcher, N.G Cowans, AngusFraser, Jamie Sykes et al – overall 17” £10-15Note: From 1980 – 1990 Middlesex recorded 4x CountyChampionships, 3x GilletteCup/Nat West trophies, and 2x Benson &Hedges Trophies

231Collection of famous cricket player press photographs ofEngland, Australia and West Indies players from the 1930sonwards – Don Bradman, Len Hutton, Peter May, Ken Barrington,Freddie Truman, Viv Richards and a 1980 England v AustraliaCentenary group colour photograph of all England and Australia pastand present players at Lords - 7x black white – all 10x 8” images allmounted in matching black frames £10-15

23210 x signed cricket books from 1980’s – mostly Autobiographiesincluding A Bedser- “Twin Ambitions: An Autobiography”; 2x HenryBlofeld “One Test After Another …” and “My Dear Old Thing…”;others by Trevor Bailey, Len Hutton Biography; Brian Johnston; JimLaker; Peter May; Jack Simmons, Gary Sobers et al – all hard backsc/w dust jackets (G) £20-30

23314 x signed cricket books from the 1980’s – a good cross sectionincl Autobiographies’ etce to include J. Bailey “Conflicts In Cricket”;B. Bearshaw “The Big Hitters”; Phil Edmonds; J Emburey “SpinningIn A Fast World”; Mike Gatting “Leading From The Front”; GrahamGooch “Out Of The Wilderness”; Sir Richard Hadlee; Alan Knott; 2xTony Lewis (one soft back); D Mosey; P. Pocock; Jack Russell“Cricketers Art” and P Smith on “Alan Lamb’s Tales” - all hard backswith dust covers except 2 £25-30

234England Cricket Autographs (2) Mike Atherton signed book“My Autobiography – Opening Up” 1st ed 2002 c/w dust jacket –and Mark Ramprakash signed Cornhill Insurance Test SeriesPublicity Card being one of only 25 players in the history of the sportto have scored 100 first-class centuries £20-25

235Early 1900’s Surrey v Oxford University Cricket Match handcoloured print – from the original by Ralph Cleaver, featuringSurrey players to incl Holland, Hayward, and Brockwell and Oxfordplayers incl E W Dillon, G.W. F Kelly et al - mf&g 22.75 x 18.5”

£10-15

2368x early post war Miroir Sprint “Le Tour De France” CyclingFrench Magazines from 1947-1954 – a near complete run - largeformat one with frayed/split front covers otherwise overall (F)

£25-30

237Tour De France – 11x Scarce But Et Club “Le Tour” SpecialEditions from 1949- 1959 – a complete run “L’Histoire Du Tour”French magazines – the usual wear one would expect to the covers,3x with small areas sellotape tape to the spine and one with fullytaped spine and down the front edge of the cover otherwise overall(F/G) £60-80

238Collection of Tour De France plus Other Sports FrenchMagazines from 1948/1965 onwards (15) – mainly But Et Club LeMiroir Des Sports to incl 7x Specail Tour De France Issues for 1948,’50, ’51, ’56, ’57, ’58, et al - some have the usual fraying to spine,usual soiling et al (F/G) £30-45

239Collection of Tour De France and Other Cycling Tour FrenchMagazines from 1952/59 (15) – all Le Miroir Du Tour including 2xSpecial Tour De France issues for 1952 and ’55 – in all 15 incl 4xduplicates - some have the usual fraying to spine, usual soiling et al(F/G) £30-40

240Collection of Tour De France and other Cycling Tour FrenchMagazines from 1950/1962 (13) – to incl 3x Le Miroir Du Tour ’52,’53, & ’55 – badly frayed, tears, soiling but all complete; 5x MiroirSprint from ’50, ’51, 2x ’53, and special ’59 Tour De France issue;and 5x Miroir Du Cyclisme 2x ’61, 2x ’62 and ’68 – from MiroirSprint onwards better quality paper hence (F/G) £15-30

241Collection of Tour De France/Cycling French Magazines from1960/84 (15) – all Miroir Du Tour (Miroir Du Cyclisme) to incl ’60.3x ’64-66, 2x ’71, 4x ‘72-75, ’78, 79, 2x ‘81(duplicate) and ’84 –early copies have slightly frayed/worn spines and some soiling – latercopies much cleaner (F/G) £15-30

242Collection of Tour De France/Cycling French Magazines from1950’s onwards (17) – But et Club Le Miroir Des Sports to incl ’50( missing its covers), ’53, ’54 Special Sporting Events of The Yearwon by France, ’56, 2x ’59 incl Le Tour, 3x Le Tour ’60 incl oneduplicate featuring Roger Riviere, and 9x Le Histoire Du Tour ’61 to’65 ( 3x Dup) and ’68 - slightly frayed/worn spines, one badly tornspine, some soiling otherwise overall (F/G) £25-30

243Collection of various French Cycling magazines from the1950/60’s (5) – 1957 Miroir Sprint featuring Jacques Anquelil; 1958Cyclisme front cover featuring Anquelil, Bobet and Riviere; MiroirSprint Oct 1959; 1960 Miroir Sprint Special Tour issue featuringRoger Riviere terrible cycling accident; and 2x L’Equipe Cyclisme’69 and ’73 Complete Tour Issue – usual wear to covers and somespines otherwise (F/G) £10-15Olympic Sports, Tour De France,

Boxing, Tennis, Snooker et al


244Collection of Tour De France, World Cycling Champion andOlympic Champion commemorative medal and autographs from1930’s onwards – to incl 1981 Tour De France and World ChampionBernard Hinault commemorative heavily embossed medal made by BPotel and stamped to the rim B.R. Flor overall 2.75”dia; together with3x postcard size autograph professional racing publicity cards to inclMax Charroin ’51 Winner of Tour De France and N.African Tour duMaroc; Robert Dorgebray 1936 Olympic Gold Medalist: and ,Raymond Poulidor winner over time of 7 stages of Tour De Franceagainst the like of Eddy Merkz and Jacques Anquetil £25-30

245 No lot

2462012 London Olympic Games Official Opening CeremonyDisplay – on the evening of 27th July featuring 3x stunning fireworksdisplay over the Stadium and London Tower Bridge - c/w officialgames hologram – mf&g 14.25 x 18.25 – still in the originalcellophane wrappers £10-15

2472012 Gt Britain London Olympic Team signed competitors usedshirt – Handball team signed to the front by Kathryn Fudge (No.21)who became the first British female handball player to score a goal atthe 2012 Olympics £30-40

248Gt Britain Handball official woman’s team signed shirt c.2012 –signed to the front by No.3 L.W M (Holly Lams-Moore) £15-20

2492014 Commonwealth Games Official Gt Britain Ladies GoldMedal signed training shorts – signed by Judo star Megan Fletcherwinner of the 70kg weight gold medal £15-20

2502011 “XIII- Special Olympics” World Summer Games silvermedal – held in Athens at the Panathinaiko stadium from 25th June –4th July – comes c/w ribbon – un-attributable Note - 2011 Special Olympics World Summer Games for athletes,individuals with intellectual disabilities, vied for medals in eventsranging from judo and powerlifting to badminton and bocce. £50-60

2512016 Rio Olympic Games Gt Britain Ladies Gold Medal Rowingteam signed shirt and other Olympic signed items et al (5) –Official Ladies rowing team shirt signed by Heather Stanning, c/wsigned photograph “Pairs” celebrating winning the gold medal byHeather and Helen Glover; plus a collection of various 2012 OlympicGames F.D.C featuring “Gold Medal Winner” Rowing Women’s Pairs

£40-50

252Various Famous Sporting Stars Signed photographs (4) - AnnaKournikova Tennis World No.1 Ladies Doubles (with MartinaNavratilova) (10x8”); Frank Bruno (Boxing Heavyweight WorldChampion) Publicity Card plus George Ford England LeicesterRugby Star and Kallum Watkins Leeds Rhinos & England RugbyLeague £10-15

First Commonwealth Games since the outbreak of war in 1938

2531950 Commonwealth Games collection of programmes andephemera (7)– first Commonwealth games since War was declaredin 1938 - held in New Zealand to incl events taken place Eden Park(Athletics), Western Springs Stadium (Track Cycling) and Karapiro(Rowing) – items incl Official Souvenir programme c/w hand writtenresults for all sports; other programmes to incl 1st & 4th Day AthleticProgrammes; Rowing and Track Cycling et al (F/G) £15-20

254Rare 1899 Oxford v Cambridge Athletic Sports programme –single card held at Queen’s Club West Kensington on Friday 24thMarch – c/w hand written results in pencil on the reverse incl timesand etce ( the mile was timed 4min 35sec, 100yds in 10.25sec et al) –vertical pocket fold otherwise (G) £25-35

1923 Harold Abrahams Cambridge University Sprinterand Long Jump Champion and 1924 Olympic Games

100yrd Gold Medallist

2551923 Scarce Oxford/Cambridge v Harvard/Yale joint UniversityAthletic match Programme – held at Empire Stadium Wembley on21st July 1923 ( just 12mths before the Olympic Games) – theOxbridge team featured Harold Abrahams who dominated the matchwinning the 100yds, 220yds and long jump which he went on tobreak the English record 24ft 2 1/2 which stood for another 32yrs. –the programme has full hand written results in pencil with times anddistances et al – some staple rust ( no bleeding) – one small cornertear and a couple corner creases otherwise very good for its age.

£60-75

256 No Lot

257Collection of Commonwealth Games signed photographs andrelated items from 1958 and 1978 (7) – 1958 British &Commonwealth Games England Team blazer badge, and 3x podiumwinner photographs incl one signed by all three wining medallists allwith press labels on the back - 100yds, 440yds, 880yds & 6mile;1978 Edmonton Commonwealth Games FDC and a 1987 IXthEuropean Junior Athletics Championships blazer badge £25-30

258Collection of Olympic Games Trade Cards, Signed Photographand other Indoor World Cup photographs (4) – full set of 25/25Olympic Greats issued by Victoria Galleries c.1992 to incl No.1Jessie Owens to No.25 “Flo Jo” covering the period from 1912 to1988; Jonathan Edwards triple jump Olympic gold medal winnersigned press photograph; Halli - Selasi and another record timebreakers £15-20

259Collection of 1946 Wartime Services Fund Raising SportingEvents Programmes and ephemera – all held at Empire Pool ArenaWembley to incl Ice Hockey Canadian Services League The Bruins vMeteors; 2x Services International Boxing Tournament Programmes;Services “Leave Guide” for Inner London and British Army WelfareServices map of Paris £10-15


1963 First Women’s NetballWorld Championship

2601963 Inaugural Women’s Netball World ChampionshipTournament signed card by the winners Australia – hosted byEngland in Eastbourne – single folded made up card which hasmistaken printed Basket Ball and Not Net ball “Australian BasketBall Team - International tournament” signed inside by the entireAustralian Team, incl Manager, Coach and Umpire (13) as followsGweneth Benzie - Team manager - Awarded IFNA service award in1983 , AANA service award 1965 and order of Australia - inductedinto hall of fame in 2009 Coach - Lorna McConchie - inducted in theAustralian Netball hall of fame in 2009Umpire - Miss Margaret Morris - at the 1963 World NetballChampionshipsCapt Margaret Caldow - Captained Australia for 8 yrs, NationalAssistant coach - Australia, Coached England at the 2007 WorldChampionships, a member of the sport Australia hall of fame ,Awarded the British Empire Medal , inducted into the hall of fame in2008Annette Foley - player - , two time world champion, regarded as oneof the finest defensive players ever produced in Western Australia,inducted into the Australian Netball hall of fame in 2012.Joyce Brown (rubber stamp signature) - Player and captain - 1992medal of the order of Australia - (OAM) for services to sports,inducted into the Australian hall of fame in 2008.Ingrid Tough – player; Val Eaton; Madeleine Wilson; Wilma Shakespear - (nee Ritchie) player , coached Australia to 3world championships - ( Gold 1971 Jamaica, Gold 1979 Trinidad &Tobago , Silver 1987 Glasgow) Netball Australia service award in1989 , inducted into the hall of fame in 2010.June Noseda - player - inducted into Australia Hall of Fame in 2011Jeanette Mclver – player; Corrin Fleming – player – a wonderfulpiece of history which has seen the sport develop over the yearsbeyond everyones imagination £150-200Note- Since its inception the competition has been dominatedprimarily by the Australian national netball team (the Diamonds) andthe New Zealand national netball team (the Silver Ferns), as of the2019 event having both medaled in every one of the 15championships – Trinidad and Tobago is the only other team to havewon a title (a three-way tie in the 1979 championship. The mostrecent tournament was the 2019 Netball World Cup in Liverpool,England, which was won by New Zealand.

Muhammad Ali - Private Collection of Cassius Clay Early PressPhotographs, Later Ephemera and Signed Boxing Gloves

2611964 Collection of Cassius Clay (Challenger) v Sonny ListonWorld Champion press photographs (4) – both pre match and fightscenes to incl pre- weigh in, weigh-in, “Floating on Air” and round 7end of fight with Clay celebrating winning the World HeavyweightChampionship with a dejected Sonny Liston looking on – mostly 10 x8 and another 12 x 10” with details either on the back or incorporatedin the photograph £40-50

2621965 Collection of Cassius Clay (World Champion) v SonnyListon (Challenger) press fight photographs (5)- showing Clayknocking out Liston in the first round and his celebration lap runningaround the ring after retaining the World title and talking to FloydPatterson former title holder and possible challenger for the title - all10x 11” c/w details incorporated in the photograph £50-60

263Collection of Cassius Clay/Muhammad Ali press photographs(out of the ring) from 196onwards (5) both b&w and colour to inclCassius Clay talking to Elijah Muhammad Poole and his brotherRudy; 2x colour with Clay reading Manha (Gift From Allah) in theNew Orleans Newspaper Office; Family photograph oaf Ali, his wifeVeronica arriving in Moscow (June ’78); and another of Ali starringin “Freedom Road” for NBC Televsison Network re former slavewho wins a seat in US Senate – televised over two nights at theOctober ’79 – comes with details on the reverse – roughly 10x 8” ,and 7 x 5.5” £40-50

264Rare Muhammad Ali “50th Birthday Celebration” and fundraising evening programme – original black and gold cardsilhouette covers – Welcoming page from Ali and details of the eventsto benefit United Negro College Fund also receiving the award from“Let Freedom Ring” for his support Hostage POW/MIA – togetherwith dedications by John Travolta, UNCF, Tabu et al – overall 11 x8.75” (mint) £50-60265Muhammad Ali World Heavyweight Boxing Champion signedcolour photograph – image 9.5” x7.75” in black mount and frame –overall 13.25 x 11.25” comes with VIP Ltd COA with matchingholographic authentication and identification labels no. 1208 (VG)

£80-120

266Muhammad Ali World Heavyweight Boxing Champion signedboxing glove – comprising a pair of trade mark Everlast Red leatherboxing gloves size 14 mounted on a rectangular base – overall 8.25 x20” - comes with VIP Ltd COA holographic authentication andidentification label no. 0917 (VG) £150-200

267Boxing Magazines from the 1950/60’s (3) – to incl 1962 The RingU.S edition featuring Floyd Patterson on the front cover – plusinterview with Sonny Liston as potential challenger (G); BoxingIllustrated April ’67 titled Ali Marches On! ( having just defeatedErnie Terrell) with full report ( worn and spilt covers) and 1953 TheRing some wear to spine, tears and minor crease to the edges (F)

£15-20

2681973 Muhammad Ali v Ken Norton World Heavyweight BoxingProgramme and Opus Book (2) – fine and original US boxingprogramme titled “The Fight” held in San Diego for their fist fight inamazing cxondition virtually as new; and the book titled“Mohammed Harley In Perspective” by Thomas Hauser in theoriginal photograph wrappers (back cover partially torn missing thetop 3” - a pictorial biography of the legendary boxer - £40-50

269Marvin Hagler Undisputed Middleweight Boxing Champion ofThe World signed Dinner Menu et al (9) – organised by BoxingGreats Ltd an Evening with Champion of Champions held inLiverpool Febraury ’05 and signed on the back autograph page “Bestof Luck Marvelous Marvin Hagler” overall 8.25 x 6”; collection ofvarious Boxing Meet The Star dinner event menus to incl TributeDinner Evening for Alan Minter former Middleweight Champion ofThe World; joint evening with Richie Woodhall and John H Staceyc/w 2x colour photographs ; an evening with Frank Bruno, NigelBenn, Steve Collins and Joe Egan; Champions Evening with CharlieMagri, Colin Dunne and Ken Buchanan and Jane Couch – together


with boxing book titled “A Pictorial History of Boxing” by NatFleischer & Sam Andre – revised ed 1979 – shelf tears to ttop and tailof spine £20-30

2701978 Muhammad Ali (Challenger) v Leon Spinks (WorldHeavyweight Champion) boxing programme - for the rematch(close circuit television programme presented by Viewsport Ltd)together with broadsheet advertising the heavyweight championshipof the world title match Larry Holmes (champion v Muhammad Ali(Challenger) for the rematch on 2nd of October 1980 at the Odeoncinema Birmingham (2) (G) £10-15

270aMuhammad Ali World Heavyweight Boxing Champion signedboxing glove picture frame display and colour photograph –comprising Pair of Everlast Red leather boxing gloves – one signedc/w photograph of Ali wearing identical gloves - all mounted inpicture display case overall 26” x 29” x 5.5” comes c/w COA fromAuction World TV in matching mf&g £150-200

271Ken Buchanan Boxing World Lightweight Champion signedcover – large great publicity image titled The Tartan Legend - signed“Ken Buchanan World Champ” to the laminated cover overall 15” x10” £20-30

Thomas “The Hitman” Hearns the first boxer in history to winworld titles in five weight divisions.

272Tommy “The Hitman” Hearns World Boxing Champion signedboxing photograph – signed in felt tip pen overall 12” x 8” Note: Hearns is the only boxer to hold 5 different world titles toinclude welterweight, light middleweight, middleweight, supermiddleweight and light heavyweight £20-30

273Muhammad Ali World Heavyweight Boxing Champion signedboxing glove picture frame display – comprising Ali trade markEverlast Red leather boxing glove mounted in picture display caseoverall 15.5” x 20.5” x 5.5” comes c/w COA no. 8649 laid down tothe back board £150-200

274Collection of various boxing promotion and title fight passes fromthe 2000 onwards (22) to include mostly Official, WBA/Board,Staff, Security et al for fights which incl Amir Khan, Carl Froch,Yousaf Mac, Nicola Adams, Tommy Gun Collins et al –venues TheHydro Glasgow, Morningside Arena Leicester, Nottingham Arena,NIA Birmingham et al - mostly with their ribbon tabards £20-30

275Collection of Big Fight Boxing programmes and Fight cardsfrom the 2000’s (8) – Carl Froch v Andre Dirrell (USA)World Titlefight; Robin Reid v Julio Cesar Vasquez for The WBF SuperMiddleweight Championship of the World; Howard Eastman v JorgeSendra European Middleweight title; et al £10-15

276Collection of Professional Big Fight Boxing Programmes andBroad sheets for events held in the Black Country c. 2000’s (40)–to include British, Commonwealth, European and World Eliminatortitles and other regional boxing titles et al £10-20

2771980 European Bantamweight Championship Boxing programmeand another (2) - John Owen (Merthyr Challenger) v Juan FransiscoRodriguez (Spain Champions) at Ebbw Vale Centre 28 February1980 ; together with John Owen (British Bantamweight Champion) vDave Lamour (Commonwealth Gold Medallist) at Caerphilly 29 June1978 (c/w John Owen autograph on the back cover), - both withpocket folds (F) £10-15

1970’s Wrestling World Wide Super Star – Les Thornton (UK)Holder of 18 Heavyweight and Tag team titles world wide

278Original Wrestling Poster c. 1970’s – promoted by the World’sLargest promoters Wryton Promotions – held at Baths HallShrewsbury and featured for the very first time “Henri Pierlot” ringname used by Les Thornton (see Les Thornton Wikipedia) - full sizecolour poster – appears unused – neatly folded creases – overall 28” x18.75” £50-60Note: Les Thornton (b.1934- d.2019) was a British professionalwrestler who competed in Great Britain, Japan, European and NorthAmerican regional promotions throughout the 1970s and 1980sincluding World of Sport Stampede Wrestling, The World WrestlingFederation (now WWE) and the National Wrestling Alliance - wasconsidered one of the best junior heavyweights in the world, and atone time simultaneously holding both the WWF and NWA World JrHeavyweight titles - in today’s world superstar wrestler andmillionaire

279Toronto Blue Jays Baseball signed trade cards from the 1970’s to2000’s – 23 x Topps trade cards to incl 9x early cards from the70/80’s actually signed by the players in blue or black marker pens toincl Buck Martinez (catcher), Bernie Witt Run Maker, Gerry Garvin(picture), Roy Howell , Dave Geisel (pitcher), Barry Bonnell (Runmaker), plus David Segui Run Maker (’00), Jim Gott plus a run oflater 2007 cards with facsimile signatures – in Ultra-Pro CollectorsAlbum £25-30

279aScarce 1903 Doherty Tennis Book – titled “R.F & H.L Doherty onLawn Tennis - 1903” 1st ed 1903 publ’d by Lawn Tennis Cannon StLondon – in the original blue and white decorative cloth boards andspine (spine faded) some slight wear to the edges and corners butvery presentable – c/w the well-known Doherty Bros picture withCopyright stamp mark – original photograph of Her ImperialHighness The Grand Duchess Anastasie Of Mecklenburg-Schwerinlaid down to the dedication page – 25 further illustrations anddiagrams to the text – some speckle foxing to the front free endpages, title pages and the back of the frontispiece plate – otherwiseinternally a very clean copy; and copy of the Badminton Library“Tennis, Lawn Tennis, Rackets and Fives” 1987 reprint of the NewEdition – unread (VG) £50-60

1938 Wonderful Collection Of Famous Tennis Players AutographsAt U.S Tennis Championship in Forrest Hills N.Y

2801938 U.S Tennis Championship – scarce collection of men andwomen players autographs which were obtained at the West SideTennis Club Forrest Hills Long Island - 4x various individual pagesincl 2x on headed letter paper to incl Bobby Riggs (Mens SinglesChampion), Alice Marble (Womens Single Champion), Adrian Quist


and Jay Bromwich (men’s double winners) and Australian Davis Cupwinners which followed on immediately afterward - both thenreturned home to enlist into Armed Forces (both survived), HarryHopman (losing finalist), together with Fred Perry, Jack Kramer, KayStammers (women’s double finalist), Henner Henkel (’37 FrenchSingles Champion and US Doubles Champion), F.X Shields US No.1,“Do-Do” Bundy first US player to win the Australia Womens Singlesin 1938, Dorothy Stevenson, Nancy Wynne (Bolton) 7x AustraliaSingles Winner plus another 10 doubles and mixed doubleschampionship, Thelma Coyne ( Nancy Wynne’s Doubles partner!!),Nell Hopman (Aus), Len Schwartz (Aus), Joe Hunt who became USNo.1 player in ’43 after winning US Mens single title, Chet MurphyWinner of 10 Big Ten Conference Doubles, Coach and Author – plusa very rare signature of Holcombe Ward grand slam singles winnerUS Open on 1904, London Grass Court Championship in 1905 ( nowQueens Club), regular Davis Cup player from 1901-1907, HelenBernhard, and the list goes on – what an incredible selection ofautographs form the Goildn Age of Tennis. £150-200

280aWimbledon Lawn Tennis Championship signed ltd ed colourprint by Edward Dawson titled The Cnetre Court – signed by theartist and ltd ed no.671/850 – overall 22” x 27” still in the originalpostal tube (VG) £25-35

2812x Fine Dunlop Maxply Unused wooden tennis rackets – to inclMaxply McEnroe M6-4 3/4 ( still with its full length sleeve) andMaxply Fort T6 c/w original red head cover – both retaining theplastic handl sleeves – both appear unused £15-20

2822x Good Dunlop Maxply wooden rackets – unused TournamentGraphite M5 – 4 5/8 c/w plastic sleeve cover to handle; and MaxplyM5 very lightly used £10-15

2832x Good Endorsed Modern Tennis Rackets – Head “Arthur AsheCompetition 2” Boron Flex slight wear to leather grip; and unusedDonnay Bjorn Borg International Tennis Team racket – both ready tobe strung £15-20

2842x good Signature tennis rackets – Wilson Jack Kramer AutographM 4 5/8; and Dunlop Evonne Goolagong signature Light-Medium –both lightly used £15-20

2852x good modern wooden tennis rackets – Wilson Capri Speed FlexFibre Face and Strata Bow head; and Slazenger Challenge No.1 M.6– both lightly used – no wear to the head £10-15

286Collection of Wimbledon and other tennis tournamentprogrammes, ephemera and players signatures from the 1960’sto 2011 – signatures incl Wimbledon Champions John Newcombe,Tony Roche, Monica Seles, Evonne Goolagong, Tim Henman, GregRusedski et al and programmes incl Wimbledon 2011 Finals Dayc/w Centre Court Ticket; 2001 Davis Cup GB v Portugal; 1984Wightman Cup;1974 Dewar Cup Finals at Royal Albert Hall et al;1971 Embassy Tennis Championship signed to the front cover byEvonne Goolagong; 1960’s Jack Kramer World Tennis Championshipprogramme et al (13) £30-50

287Scarce Bjorn Borg Electronic Tennis Game – various skill levels -hand held c/w batteries and in full working order – made byTomy/Palitoy By Palectronics and comes c/w instructions and theoriginal illustrated box undoubtedly the forerunner to early computergames £15-20

2882x Interesting 1930’s Tennis Token and Medal – ‘Golden TennisMedal’ Brass Token issued by American Confectionary Co GoldenMedal Gum advertising one of many sports from Athletics toWrestling – available worldwide by collecting chewing gum packets;and 1938 Ibis Lawn Tennis Club Inter-Divisional Championshipbronze medal engraved on the reverse Runners Up C.R.D Group J.MEmerson £10-15

289Collection of early tennis postcards and photograph c.1920’s – 4xpostcards of various tennis scenes incl Newquay Grass Tennis Courtsand 1926 Young Ladies Tennis Team on original photographer’smount c/w names below – overall 10.5 x 12.75” £10-15

290Collection of Tennis Ephemera from 1930/50’s to incl 1951Festival of Britain Wimbledon Programme for 7th Day’s Play c/w fullhand written results players incl Sedgman, Savitt (Winner), Drobny,Von Cramm, B Patty, Miss Hart et al; John Players & Sons “TennisAlbum of Famous Players in Action” to incl Fred Perry, H W Austin,Jack Crawford, Von Cramm, Helen Jacobs, Don Budge, Jean Borotraet al; 1950’s Fred Perry and Dan Maskell “Way to Lawn Tennis”Photograph Illustrated instruction booklet covers loose well used ( itmust obviously work!!) and 1963 Annual Slazenger Lawn TennisRules and Tournaments booklet £10-15

2912x Cartoon Tennis Sketches titled “Degrees” depicting thesequence of mixed doubles men’s reaction playing with new younglady players and finally ending up playing with their wives – mf&g15.25 x 12”. £15-20

2923x Books on The Management and Development of Lawn TennisCourts, Golf Greens, Cricket Grounds, Croquet et al – T.WSanders “Lawn and Greens; Their Formation and Management” 1sted 1909 illustrated in the original pictorial hard board covers (F/G);Reginald Beale-“The Book of The Lawn-A Complete Guide to theMaking and Maintenance of Lawns and Greens” 1st edition 1931various plates, diagrams, some slight fading to the spine internallyvery clean (F/G); and I G Lewis “Turf – A Book About Golf Greens,Tennis courts, playing pitches et al” 1st ed 1948 c/w dust jacket –usual faults with some foxing and discoloured front and rear endplates hence (F) £10-20

293Interesting collection of early tennis biographies and instructionbooks by leading tennis players of their day (4) - Wm L Tilden –“The Common Sense of Lawn Tennis” 1st edition 1924 with variousphotographic illustrations (G); René Lacoste-“Lacoste on Tennis 1sted 1928 published for Dunlop Sports Company note one page ofillustrations incomplete, boards soiled hence (AF); Anthony Wilding“The Court and 4” 1st ed 1912 in the Original Gilt Cloth Boards(F/G); and A.E Crawley- “The Technique of Lawn Tennis” 1st ed1923 complete with dust jacket and 72 illustrations-usual wear andtear to the dust jacket but complete (F/G) £15-20


294Interesting collection of early tennis biographies and instructionbooks by leading lady tennis players of their day (3) Mrs LambertChambers-“Lawn Tennis For Ladies” 1st edition 1910 by the ladyChampion in 1903, 1904 1906 with 23 illustrations, original greenand gilt cloth boards and spine some marks to the boards otherwiseinternally clean (F/G); Betty Nuttall-“Learning Lawn Tennis” 1stedition 1928 the original green cloth boards complete withillustrations overall (F/G); and Christine Truman-“Tennis Today” 1sted 1961 c/w dust jacket (F/G) £10-15

295Collection Tennis History, Events and Club History from 1920onwards (4) – A Wallis Meyers “20 Years of Lawn Tennis-SomePersonal Memories” 1st ed 1921 original green cloth boards with gilttitle to spine - some fading otherwise (F/G); F R Burrow -“TheCentre Court and Others-chronicling the period 1886-1936 of thelawn tennis Championships Wimbledon…” 1st ed 1937 boards fadedotherwise clean; J.G Smyth-“Lawn Tennis” 1st ed 1953, BritishSports: Past and Present series c/w dust jacket (G); Robert T Everitt -“1 Hundred Sporting Summers-A Celebration of Bilston Lawn TennisClubs Centenary” 1st edition 1995 c/w dust jacket (G); £15-20

2964x various later tennis books from 1937 onwards (4) – Godfreeand Wakelam “Lawn Tennis” 1st ed 1937 (F); Bob Harman and KeithMonroe “Use Your Head in Tennis” with forward by Jack Kramer 5thImp 1963 c/w dust jacket some soiling (F/G); Gresham and Millman“Lawn Tennis” 1st ed 1953 and The Nestle Book of Tennis by variouscontributors titled “Match Point” 1st ed 1963 c/w dust jacketcontributors incl Fred Perry, Rod Laver, Mike Sangster, Drobny, KenRosewall, Angela Mortimer and Angela Buxton (G) £10-15

2019 Ronnie O’Sullivan 1000th Century Snooker Break

297Ronnie O’Sullivan Holder of 19 Snooker Titles from TripleCrown Tournaments – set of tickets for the Final of 2019 CoralPlayers Championship for the afternoon and evening sessions won byO’Sullivan beating Neil Robertson 10-4 and achieving his 1000thCentury break during the evening session c/w black and whiteenvelope £40-50

298Ronnie O’Sullivan Holder of 19 Snooker Titles from TripleCrown Tournaments – set of tickets for the Final of 2019 CoralPlayers Championship for the afternoon and evening sessions won byO’Sullivan beating Neil Robertson 10-4 and achieving his 1000thCentury break during the evening session £40-50

299Ronnie O’Sullivan Holder of 19 Snooker Titles from TripleCrown Tournaments – evening ticket for the Final of 2019 CoralPlayers Championship won by O’Sullivan beating Neil Robertson 10-4 and achieving his 1000th Century break during the evening session– small crease to the evening ticket (G) £10-20

3002x Early Billiard Books -Sidney H Fry “Billiards For Amateurs”1st ed 1922 in the original green cloth boards with gilt title tospine - foreword by Bernard Darwin and photographs by G WBeldam - some marks to the covers and slight wear to top and tail ofspine (F/G); and Willie Smith (Champion) titled “Match-WinningBilliards” 1st ed 1924 c/w 7 photographs and 25 diagrams publ’d

Mills and Boon London - in the original blue and gilt cloth boardsand spine (usual wear to top and tail of spine and corners) internallyclean (F/G) £30-40

301Rare Billiard Book by J.P Mannock titled “Billiards Expounded:To All Degrees of Amateur Players –Vol.1” 1st ed. 1904 publ’dGrant Richards London c/w 11x various plates - interesting adverts tothe rear - in the original green and gilt pictorial cloth boards and spine-gilt edged top line - the usual discoloured front and rear endplates otherwise internally extremely clean - would appear unread (VG)

£40-50

302Collection of early billiard instruction books (6) – Arthur F Peall –“All About Billiards and How to Pot” 1st ed c/w 26 photographs and80 diagrams in the original green cloth boards with title to both frontcover and spine (F/G); Tom Newman-“How to Play Billiards” 1st ed1923 c/w 4 plates and 50 diagrams - green cloth boards with giltspine some slight wear - mostly to the edges and corners (F); JohnRoberts-“The Game of Billiards and How to Play It” 6th imp. 1920c/w 42 diagrams and interesting advertisements to front and rear nicedecorative cloth boards and spine; Willie Smiths Popular Guide-Billiards in Easy Stages” 7 photographs and 25 diagrams 2nd edreprint 1946; Melbourne Inman-“Billiards How to Play and Win” c/w45 specially drawn diagrams – Foulshams Pocket Library Series c/wdust jacket (scuffed and torn to the edges but complete); and 1976“Billiards and Snooker Handbook and Rules” with details of previouschampionships and tournaments from 1892-1975 in the original clothwrappers (G) £15-20

303Interesting Jimmy Caras U.S World’s Pocket Billiard ChampionBook titled “Trick and Fancy Shots in Pocket Billiards” pub’d 1948-1966 by James S Caras Springfield Pennna USA – originalphotograph wrappers – 72p incl 61 diagrams how play to play theshots including 6x balls into six pockets – with 2x dedications to therear to John Spencer (Snooker Champion?) 3x World Champion –great book to practice your trick shots (G) £10-15

304/305 No Lots

3061999 American Super Bowl XXXIV St Louis Rams Kurt Warnersigned ltd ed colour display – no. 2032/5000 complete with COA–mf&g 22” x 11”Note in the NFL play-offs, Warner led the Rams to victory against theTennessee Titans. In the game he threw for 2 touchdowns and thenSuper Bowl record 414 passing yards, including the crucial 73 yardtouchdown when the game was tied with just over 2 minutes to playwhich proved to be the game-winning score. One also set a SuperBowl record by attempting 45 passes without a single interceptionand for his overall performance Warner was awarded the Super BowlMVP award. As of 2020 Warner is the most recent player to win boththe NFL MVP and the Super Bowl MVP in the same year £25-35

Sporting Greats Autographs and AutographAlbums – Super Bowl, Football, Cricket et al


3072002 Martin Johnson England and British Lions Capt signedcolour rugby action poster - from Rugby Greats Series issued byBig Blue Tube ltd ed no. 179/250 - from the England / Ireland 6Nations Championship - following England’s 45-11 defeat of Ireland - overall 16.5” x 21” comes with coa. £30-40

3081966 Geoff Hurst Football World Cup Final signed photographprint – “They Think It’s All Over – It is Now” – signed in markerpen by Geoff Hurst volleying the ball in to the back of the net -completing his Hat trick and Victory for England – 13.5 x 19.5”

£30-503091971 Arsenal Football League and FA Cup Double signed ltd edphotograph print – signed by Charlie George scorer of the winninggoal for Arsenal (2) v Liverpool (1) in the FA Cup Final – publ’d byBigBlueTube – Cup Kings Series – c.w Certificate of Authenticity no.62/500 - overall 16.5 x 23” £30-50

310Jimmy Greaves and Martin Chivers Tottenham Hotspurs andNorman Hunter Leeds black and white photograph print withfacsimile signatures – Jimmy Greaves beats David Harvey to scorefor Spurs – with facsimile signatures for Greavies, Chivers andNorman Hunter – overall 13.5 x 19.25” £20-25

311Paul Deacon Bradford Bulls (1998-2008) signed rugby leaguedisplay – official Bradford Bulls Licensed Product no.23 signed byPaul Deacon – mf&g 15 x 19”Note Paul Deacon represented Great Britain in England at stand-offor scrum-half and played for The Bradford Bulls who named him intheir “Team of the Century” having won the 2001, 2003 and 2005Super League Grand Finals, 2003 Challenge Cup and the 2002 WorldClub Challenge £25-30

312Collection of Football Related Autobiographies signed books (3)– Tommy Docherty “Call The Doc” with laid down signature to thefirst title page (ex public library); Brian McClair (Man Utd) “OddMan Out – Players Diary” with laid down signature to the first titlepage; and Gerald Mortimer Derby County and Derbyshire CCC “AreThe Fixtures Out” signed by the author with dedication – all with bustjackets £15-20

313Rugby and Rowing Icon sportmen books one signed- John Eales“The Biography” of Australia World Cup Captain signed to the firsttitle page (VG) and James Cracknell and Ben Fogle “The Crossing” –both with dust jackets (VG) £10-15

314Collection of various Sports Autographed Books (4) – To incl Golf- “It’s Only a Game” by Jackie Burke Jr; Cricket “Fair Play TheStory of Woman’s Cricket” by Rachel Heyhoe Flint and NettaFheinberg signed by Heyhoe Flint and 11 others to the first title page(G); Rugby “Tackling Rugby” Gareth Edwards signed to the titlepage – all in dust jackets (G) and together with “Champions of theQueen” covering 40years of sporting achievements 1952 – 1992unsigned (4) £20-30

3152x Interesting Sporting Autograph Albums and a 1948 AustralianCricket Team Real Photograph collected between 1967-1969 -property of the late Miss Jean Billson daughter of Tom BillsonCounty circuit umpire and scorer-the collection autographs especiallyrelating to Plymouth Argyle, Crystal Palace as well as tennis, cricket,and other football signatures including Jimmy Hill, Jimmy Greenhoff,Asa Hartford, Stewart Storey, Geoff Arnold, Alan Knott, MickeyStewart, Nicola Pilic, Pat Pocock, Lew Hoad, Tony Roche et al –mostly signed on single pages and mostly not back to back £40-50


321Hardy Bros Alnwick “The Uniqua” Dup Mk II 3.5” alloy salmonfly reel -ribbed brass foot, constant check - runs smoothly- no linecuts (G) £100-120

322Hardy Bros Alnwick “The Sunbeam” 2 3/8” alloy fly reel - withsmooth bronzed brass foot, Bickerdyke line guide, drum release latch,and stamped with the makers rectangular logo to the back plate -constant check run smoothly very clean model (G) £60-75

323Hardy Bros England “The Sunbeam 31/4 inch alloy fly reel -smooth bronzed lacquered brass foot, bickerdyke line guide, constantcheck, runs smoothly-some rim wear to the back plate otherwiseoverall (G) £50-60

324Hardy Bros England The L.R.H. Lightweight 3 1/8” alloy fly reel– smooth alloy foot, “U” shaped reversible nickel line guide, constantcheck, runs smoothly – some paint wear to rims and back plate – inmakers padded case and original box (F) £40-60

325Hardy Bros England Marquis #6 alloy fly reel - 31/4” inchdiameter, smooth alloy foot, “U” shaped reversible nickel line guide,constant check, complete with line and in makers padded case is-runssmoothly and retaining much of the original finish £60-70

326Fine Hardy Bros England “The Featherweight” 2 7/8” alloy flyreel - smooth alloy foot, “U” shaped reversible line guide, constantcheck - appears unused in makers padded case £70-80

327Interesting Hardy Bros Alnwick “The Hardex” No. II Mk. Ispinning reel - black finish with black Bakelite drum, chrome spoolhousing with half bale arm - turns smoothly-some chips to paint wearotherwise overall (F/G) £50-60

328Hardy Bros England “The Fly” 3 3/8 inch alloy fly reel c.1940/50s- smooth brass foot, solid drum plate, constant check, some rim paintwear - runs smoothly £80-100

329Hardy Bros England J.L.H #2/3/4 alloy fly reel No.770 – 2 7/.8”dia, smooth alloy foot, fully ventilated drum and is-runs smoothly andretaining much of the original finish (G) £50-60

3303x various Hardy Bros England The Viscount alloy fly reels –models 130 c/w line and makers pokey bag - some rim wear; 140with “U” shaped reversible nickel line guide - smooth dark lead alloyfoot ( small knock to one end) c/w makers padded case; and a 150with some rim wear, used and still runs well - all with constantchecks and alloy feet £90-120

331Hardy Bros Alnwick “The Perfect” Dup MK.II 3 3/8” alloy troutfly reel - smooth brass foot “slight knock to one end, agate line guide( one crack) - polished finish, constant check run smoothly and comesin makers brown leather horseshoe shaped reel case £120-150

332Hardy Bros Alnwick “The Longstone” 4” alloy trolling reelc.1925 – with two rows of perforations, ribbed brass foot, brassbickerdyke line guide – missing check and spring – otherwise bodywork (G) £50-75

333Fine and scarce Hardy Bros England “The Marquis SilentCheck” 6# alloy trout fly reel -3” dia , smooth alloy foot, “U”shaped reversible nickel line guide, slight rim wear to the back plateotherwise retaining 90% original finish-comes in padded case (VG)

£70-80

334Hardy Bros England “The Princess” 3 1/2” narrow drum alloyfly reel – smooth alloy foot, “U” shaped reversible nickel line guide,is constant check slight rim wear-is runs smoothly and comes inmakers padded case £50-60

335Fine Hardy Bros England “The Featherweight” 2 3/8” alloy flyreel - smooth alloy foot, large heavy duty “U” reversible nickel lineguide - comes complete with line, makers padded case andinstructions for changing winding action right to left hand-runssmoothly £70-80

3363x various Hardy Bros England The Viscount alloy fly reels –models 130 with “U” shaped reversible line guide - some rim wear(F/G); 140 with “U” shaped reversible nickel line guide – lots ofwater and surface wear still very usable and still runs well ; and agood 150 Mk. II smooth dark lead alloy foot, U” shaped reversiblechrome line guide - some rim wear (F/G), - all with constant checksand alloy feet £60-75

337Pair of Hardy Bros Alnwick The Hydra 3 1/8” alloy fly reels –both have smooth dark lead alloy foot, one with line (label readsDT4F) fitted with replaces handle runs well (F/G); and the other hassigns of paint wear to the back plate – both run smoothly £60-70

3382x Hardy Bros post war alloy narrow drum trout fly reels – TheViscount 130 c/w line and spare spool runs smoothly (F); and HardyThe Gem 3.25” dia with makers rectangular logo, black lead smoothalloy foot – runs smoothly – some wear to the rims and raised checkhousing £60-70

Day Two: Friday 12th June Antique and Modern Fishing Tackle at 10:30am


3393x various Hardy Bros alloy trout fly reels - Hardy 3.25” TheGolden Prince 7/8# - “U” shaped nickel reversible line guide -wellused c/w makers padded case; Hardy The Viscount 130 paint wear tothe rims and back plate runs smoothly; and Hardy The Gem 3 1/4”with makers rectangular logo, black lead smooth alloy foot – runssmoothly – some wear and knocks to the rims and raised checkhousing – all very useable £60-75

3403x various Hardy Bros England alloy fly reels – The Viscount 150Mk II with paint wear to the back plate; Hardy The Uniqua 2 1/2”pillarless reel c/w line; and Hardy The Viscount 130 – well used – allwith “U” shaped reversible line guides, constant checks – all runsmoothly £60-75

3412x Unused Hardy Bros Alloy fly reel spools in makers boxes –Marquis Disc 3/4# and another narrow drum in makers original blueand white period box £30-45

342Hardy Bros Alnwick Leather Pigskin Fly wallet – with bothparchment envelopes for flies and casts, 2x felt pages and leathercasts pockets to each end, plus the original leather strap – all original(F/G) £40-50

3432x Large Hardy Neroda Fly Boxes and flies– one stamped HOOKSto both panels and devoid of any linings; and another similar size flybox with married sides fitted with chenille lining containing approx.100 tiny flies - both measure 6.25 x 4 x 1.25” 50-60

344Collection of Hardy Bros Alnwick Fly and Cast tins (4) – 2x blackjapanned tins incl Girodon Pralon No.2 with 9x numberedcompartments (missing washable tablet lining to the inside lid) and acast tin with a variety flies; and 2x alloy clip fly boxes one with aswing leaf (6” x 3.75”x 1”)- and 4.75” x 3.5” £40-50

345Hardy Bros Alnwick Compact line dryer and an unnamed qualityalloy extending folding landing net (2) – good Compact Alloy andwooden folding handle travelling line dryer with adjustable arms;and a signal draw alloy collapsible landing net with belt clip gaff andperiod net – overall 17.5” min c/w cloth bag £70-80

346Collection of Late Hardy Bros England and House of Hardyplastic fly and lure boxes et al (6) - 2x foamed lined ones withapprox. 30 x salmon lures including Boobies, Nobblers et al; 2x withplastic pyramid liners, Hardy Pocket Tackle Box for over 16 lures anda Wheatley Black alloy tin with foam lining and small collection of8x trout flies all labelled Made by Hardy and on the reverse TheRide-Rite Brit Pat No 379343 – mixed examples; and Hardy EWSpadded belt. (7) £30-40

347Vic Large Leather Salmon Fly Wallet Prize – gilt embossed to theinside panel D.A.C (Dundee Angling Club) Prize – W.N Machan –1887” – including assortment of parchment pages for flies casts, andone felt page ( some moth damage) – incl some trout flies to casts –c/w leather strap still intact but small split to one hole – please handlewith care £60-75

348Good 1910 C Farlow Co Ltd, 10 Charles St & 191 The Strandleather block D shaped salmon reel case - for 4.5” dia salmon reelwith makers embossed details to the front and owners initials C.J.H.Bembossed to the lid - leather strap needs replacing – otherwise (G)

£80-120349Hardy’s alloy gaff and an early unnamed brass gaff (2) – Hardy’sEngland square boxed alloy extending gaff with belt clip and wrappercord handle; and an early 2x drawer brass extending gaff with turnedlignum vitae wooden handle with lanyard butt ring– both with pointprotectors. £40-50Note From the Late John Snelson Collection

350Interesting collection of various US and English lures (4) – to inclscarce brass spring loaded bug with twin hooks which spread outwhen taken overall 3” long (lethal); Allcocks spoon with brassweather vane spinner overall `6”; American Marvelure – The FullyWeedless Wiggler with spring hinged hook 3.75”; and another fishshaped double sided spinner stamped Pat Pending – overall 6.5”; and

£40--60

351Hardy The L.R.H No.3 palakona spinning rod – 9ft 6in 2p ser. no.E74654 c/w agate line guides to the tip section – pin locking ferrules- 26.5” slim trumpet style cork handle c/w alloy sliding screw lockingreel fittings – light soiling – some refurbishment including new handwritten description – in mob £50-75

352Good Pezon et Michel Ritz Super Parabolic Master TypeLambiotte split cane fly rod – 8ft 3in 2pc line 5/6# - c/w spare tip(slight step to the top of one tip) – c/w full length staggered ferrulestopper - black anodised screw locking reel fitting – very clean corkhandle - the first line guide has come off - otherwise (VG) – it looksas if it has hardly been used – comes fitted makers red silk/cloth bagand makers orange cloth covered rod tube - minus top cover £80-120

353Fine Pezon et Michel Sawyer Nymph Parabolic split cane fly rod– 8ft 10in 2pc line 5/6# - fitted with detachable cork handle c/wanodised screw locking reel fittings – handle looks shop soiled only –appears unused – in makers fitted 3pc orange cloth bag £100-120

354Fine Pezon et Michel Grilse Parabolic split cane fly rod – 10ft 6in2pc line 8/10# - 27” bulbous double handed cork handle – very cleanc/w alloy screw locking reel fittings – c/w makers cloth bag – appearsvery lightly used if at all £75-100

355Good Hardy Bros The Pope palakona fly rod – 10ft 2pc with clearagate lined butt and tip guides – line 7# - fully refurbished by Hardyfor the present owner – c/w cellophane wrapped cork handle –replaced rubberised reel seat c/w alloy screw locking reel fittings –some signs of use – in mcb with bronzed butt spear. £75-100


356Hardy Bros The Taupo palakona fly rod – 10ft 3pc Rainbow/SeaTrout rod ser. no H29622 – line7# - agate lined butt and tip guides –some speckle rust to line guides - alloy screw locking reel fittings(scuffed and missing butt cap) – soiled handle and well used withvisible water marks to the whippings – still very useable – mcb c/walloy ferrule stoppers sown into the bag for safety. £50-60

357Good Hardy Bros Hollokona Trout Fly Rod: 10ft 3pc ser. noH35690C - with clear agate butt and tip guides-with stunning giltsliding reel ring, reel foot bridge and butt cap – trumpet style cigarshaped cork handle soiled – 2 or 3x intermediate whippings slightlyfrayed – comes in mcb £100-120

358Fine Hardy Bros Alnwick The Houghton palakona fly rod fullyrefurbished by Hardy’s for the present owner -10ft 6in 3pc ser. no.E3514 c/w spare tip and original Hardy’s wholecane/bamboo tipholder – seriously closed reinforced whipping to the top of the tips –agate lined butt and tip guides – alloy screw locking reel fittings –c/w butt spear – cellophane wrapped handle – appears unused in newmakers fully fitted mcb £100-120

3592x Bruce and Walker Carbon Salmon Fly Rods and a trout flyrod (3) – The Cairngorm 15ft 3pc line 10/12#; and The Expert(devoid of makers transfer details) 16ft 3pc line 10/11# both used andcome in the original mcbs – both lightly used – some slight soiling tothe cork handles - very usable; and Fibatube Alnwick 8ft 6in 2pc flyrod line 6# c/w agate lined butt and tip guides - missing butt cap forthe reel foot c/w cloth bag retailed by Stammers of Stockport – hardlybeen used. £50-70

360Good Orvis Graphite Salmon spinning rod – 10ft 2pc – agate linedtip guide – fuji style screw locking reel fittings – 29” cork handlesome slight soiling – well looked after rod – in cloth bag (3x ratherlarge gnawed areas) £40-50

361Good Hardy The No.2 L.R.H. Palakona spinning rod – 9ft 6in 2pcwith fully lined agate guides – 25” slim mushroom style cork handle– with fixed alloy screw locking reel fittings – handle soiled – comesacorn ferrule stopper and alloy male ferrule cover – well looked afterrod in mcb £60-70

362Fine Hardy The Fred Buller Graphite Drifter fly rod – 11ft 3pcline 5# with fuji styled lined butt and tip guides – shop soiled corkhandle with alloy screw locking reel fittings – appears unused – mcb

£100-120

363Good Hardy The Graphite De Luxe fly rod – 9ft 6in 2pc line6/7#`- fuji style lined butt guide – bronzed anodised screw lockingreel fittings – cork handle soiled and small area gnawed – otherwisewell looked after rod in mcb (G) £50-60

364Hardy Fibalite Fly Sea Trout Fly Rod – 9ft 2pc line 9# c/w 3.5”butt extension (hardly used) - agate lined tip guide – alloy screwlocking reel fittings – cork handle soiled – well looked after rod inmcb – very presentable £40-50

365Very good Hardy “Graphite Salmon Fly Deluxe” Rod -15ft 4in3pc line 10 # - with Fuji style lined butt and tip guides - lightly soiledcork handle fitted with bronzed anodised screw locking reel fittingsand butt ball shape cap, 2x tiny chips to the plastic coating above thehandle otherwise very well-kept rod which would appear lightly usedin MCB £75-80

366Fine Hardy “Hardy Favourite Graphite Spinning Salmon Rod-10ft 2pc - 1 3/4oz casting weight – fitted with Fuji style lined butt andtip guides 28.75” onion style cork handle fitted with alloy screwlocking reel fitments would appear lightly used in MCB £80-100

367Hardy “Graphite Salmon Fly” Rod -13’9” 3pc (line weight guideworn) usually 9/10# with Agate lined butt and tip guides - alloysliding reel locking fitments - handle soiled well used rod in MCB

£50-60

368Fine and rare Dennis Bailey Coventry hand built “TonkinBamboo” cane trout fly rod -8’5” 2pc line 5/6 # - with “High-speedHigh-line” Action by Charles Ritz Hotel Ritz Paris made in 1979 –c/w original stagger ferrule stopped – and inscribed just below“Double Cut Knife Split Spiral Nodes” – made for Camden RodneyHarvey England - lightly soiled bulbous cork handle fitted with alloyscrew locking reel fitments -overall (G) in blue cloth bag £100-120

369Fine J.J.S Walker Bampton & Co Makers Alnwick split canetrout fly rod – 9ft 3pc with clear Agate lined butt and tip guides -clear closed whippings throughout- cork and greenheart style handlefitted with nickel plated sliding reel ring fittings and butt cap stampedwith the ser. no.6789 - comes c/w spare tip in the original wholecane/bamboo tip tube and in the original fitted cloth bag £40-60

370Interesting early Hardy split cane fly rod in fitted wooden rodtransformer and a Hardy Bros Alnwick Whole Cane/Bamboo rodtip tube (2) – the rod measures 10ft 6in c/w spare tip ser. no. 21334,brass sliding reel fitting engraved “”A.S.M.S July 1894” togetherwith the period Hardy Pat “W” brass reel fitting – well used withsome evidence of re whipping et al – appears complete in need ofrefurbishing (A/F); and Hardy Rod tip tube overall 58” c/w brass cap,2 minor splits just below the brass cap £50-60

371Good Orvis C.F.O.III alloy trout fly reel – 3” dia with smooth alloyfoot, dual “H” alloy line guide – fully ventilated – runs smoothly –slight rim wear hence (G) and comes in Hardy padded case £40-50

372ABU Garcia Suverän S4000M spinning reel 5:2:1 gear ratio,folding handle, full bail, centre drag, appears to run smoothly, lightuse apparent, o/w in good condition, together with 2x spools markedS3000M, in original box and MOB included £75-100

373ABU Garcia Ambassadeur 6600 C4 Series multiplier reel in bluewith domed end plate, foot marked 150019/53, complete withoriginal box, runs smooth, light signs of use, o/w in good conditionoverall £40-60


374Penn Live Liner 5600L free spooling spinning reel with aluminiumbody, full bail, 6 S.S bearings, 4:6:1 ratio, in black, appears to runsmoothly, reversible handle, light signs of use apparent, overall ingood condition, with line, c/w original box £40-60

375J.W. Young & Sons The Ambidex Mk VI fixed spool reel B632218in black, with makers case, together with an Allcocks Delmatic Mk IINo.846358 in grey (movement sticks) plus spare spool, in maker’sbox (poor) and an Intrepid Challenger in maker’s box (poor), all withfolding handles, some light use, reels appear to run smoothly overall(3) £50-60

376J.W. Young & Sons Super Lightweight Y2084SL centrepin reel 4”x 1/2” with side on/off check, smooth brass perforated foot, S/R 0034,comes with maker’s case and box (light wear), in as new conditionoverall with maker’s COA £100-150

377J.W. Young & Sons The Purist II 2051 CL centrepin reel 4 1/2”with ratchet check lever to back plate, S/R 0141, runs smoothly in asnew condition, c/w wooden box and maker’s COA £100-150

378Okuma Kennet K-1002 centrepin trotting reel 4 3/8” in silverfinish, twist on/off check, ventilated frame, little sign of use, runsvery smooth, with line, comes with maker’s neoprene pouch and box

£60-80

379J.W. Young & Sons The Purist II 2031 centrepin reel 4” withon/off check to back plate, S/R 0603, runs freely, check a little stiff,very light signs of use, c/w wooden box, overall good condition

£100-150

380Grice & Young The Matchmaker centrepin trotting reel 4 1/4” inblack with ventilated drum, on/off button, runs smooth, light signs ofuse, in maker’s box £20-30

381ABU Garcia Ambassadeur Revo SX multiplying reel 7:1:1 ratio,marked 1600 17/23 AK to the foot, in black, appears to run smoothly,very light signs of use, in maker’s box £40-60

382Shimano Trinidad multiplier reel TN12 in gold finish, markedJapan to the foot, power handle, 6:2:1 ratio, star drag, signs of verylight use, o/w appears in good condition £75-100

383ABU Garcia Ambassadeur 5600 C4 Series multiplier reel in bluewith domed end plate, foot marked 150019/15, appears to runsmooth, in good clean condition with signs of light use, c/w maker’sbox £40-60

384ABU Garcia Ambassadeur Royal Express I multiplier bait castingreel LH crank in black, 020003 marked to the foot, signs of very lightuse, appears to run smooth, o/w in good condition, c/w maker’s box

£30-50

385ABU Garcia Ambassadeur Record No61 multiplier reel in silverfinish with domed end plate, marked with ‘Record Fish mark’, footmarked 150020/48, runs smoothly, had very light use, c/w maker’sbox £60-80

386Shimano Bantam Magnumlite BGX220SGW bait castingmultiplier reel with graphite/titanium components, lightly used if atall, runs smoothly, c/w maker’s box £20-30

387J.W. Young & Sons The Purist 2030 centrepin reel 4” with on/offcheck, S/R 0787, runs smoothly, slight signs of use, few minor marksto back plates, o/w in good overall condition, c/w wooden box andmaker’s COA £100-150

388J.W. Young & Sons The Purist II 2021 centrepin reel 3 3/4” withon/off check, S/R 0020, runs smoothly, appears unused, missing onehandle, c/w wooden box and maker’s COA £100-150

389J.W. Young & Sons The Purist 2040 centrepin reel 4 1/2” withon/off check, S/R 0342, runs smoothly - good clean condition - inwooden box £80-100

390Grice & Young Avon Royal Supreme III centrepin trotting/floatreel 4 3/8” with graduated brake tensioner, reversible line guide, runssmoothly, very light signs of use, o/w in good, clean condition, c/wmaker’s box (worn) £50-70

391Shimano Reels (2) - Shimano Calcutta 251 multiplier bait castreel aluminium construction, power handle, US Pat No. 31920 to thefoot, very light signs of use, runs smoothly, together with ShimanoTechnium 2500 MGS spinning reel with signs of use plus 4x sparespools that appear in good condition, both in maker’s box, plusShimano spool case (6) £60-80

392Shimano 5000 XTEA super baitrunner reel - hybrid aluminiumbody c/w spare spool both with line, some signs of light use, runssmoothly, c/w reel case (2) £75-95

393Garcia Mitchell 300 and 324 spinning reels (2) - both in black, withspare spools, c/w original maker’s boxes, both appear almost unused,running smoothly, 324 Box is worn (4) £60-80

394ABU Cardinal 44x fixed spool reel in cream and black finish, veryfaint foot stamp 780300, appears in very good condition, slight usewear to foot, runs smooth £40-60

395Daiwa TDX 3012 spinning reel in black, single handle, with sparespool, runs smoothly, signs of light use, remnants of oil, c/w maker’soriginal box £40-60


3963x Good spinning reels - Daiwa Theory 2500 and Exceler 1500aspinning reels both with little signs of use and generally in goodcondition, plus Theory 2500 spare spool, together with MikrosKonger 510 spinning reel and spare spool appears in good conditionwith maker’s box (missing internal flap) (5) £60-80

397Scarce ABU Ambassadeur De Luxe 5000 multiplier reel c.1965 inblack and gold plate finish, 4328 marked to the foot, with originalwooden box, spare spool, with screw driver/spanner, signs of wear tothe end plates, runs smooth £100-150

398Scarce large Allcock The Aerial Popular alloy wide drum centrepin reel - 4.5” dia., 1.25” between plates, ivorine handles, brass onoff check button – stamped with makers details, reg design no689467, and Stag logo to backplate - spins well. £120-160

399Abu Garcia Ambassadeur 823 Graphite multiplying reel and sparespool – ref no 86-0 87-88 c/w handbook, oil tube and in mob –appears unused £20-30

400Hardy Marquis alloy fly reels and cases (2) -Marquis 10# 3.75”and 8/9# 3 5/8” both with reversible nickel “U” shaped line guides,both c/w line incl WF9 ST – both run smoothly – some signs of use,o/w good useable reels both in makers padded cases (2) £60-80

401Fine Malloch, Perth Pat Brass Sidecasting reel in a J ForrestLondon fitted leather reel case (2) – 3.5” dia with quick releasereversible drum c/w cross hatched sliding lock to the swivel foot,on/off rim check lever – in a very good Forrest London leather block“D” shape reel case with owners initials O.B.C embossed to the lid –all original (yummy) £120-140

402Fine Hardy Bros Neroda clip fly box – small trout fly box to hold51 flies – appears unused – overall 2.5” x 3.75” £80-120

403Fine and Very Rare Hardy Bros Alnwick “Anti-Midge Lotion”bottle in makers original box – titled “The Anglers Friend” in theoriginal glass bottle, stopper and contents – to fit the waistcoat pocket– c/w protective packing and original hinged lid box (VG)Note See Graham Turner Fishing Tackle - A Collectors Guide p.251

£200-300

404Fine and rare C Farlow & Co Ltd 11 Panton St London bottle of“Farlow’s Mosquito, Midge and Gnat Proof Lotion” in theoriginal packaging – Unopened bottle still with the original sealedtop and in the C Farlow Panton Address packaging with cardboardwrapping £150-200

405Collection 4x Hardy Bros Alnwick Graduated Lures – to incl 4xExtra Heavy Spoons with copper outside and silver inside – allstamped with makers details sizes incl 3”, 2x 2.5” one still one cardand box (no lid) all fitted with 2x treble hooks, and 2.25” – plusanother lure box with squished ends. £50-60

40640x various lures – to incl a good cross section to Devon’s, Quills,Abu, Volbex to include Toby’s, Flamingo, Spoons, Kynoch , Veltic, etal £20-30

4073x various good leather fly wallets and flies – early Wm Haynes &Son Cork leather fly wallet c/w 100# flies (no moth damage) and 3xvarious tools scissors, needle, tweezers etc. missing leather strapotherwise (G); a very good leather pigskin wallet c/w 100# flies togut c/w strap; and a neat square leather cast wallet with parchmentpages plus end page for tools et al overall 4x4” (G) £30-40

408Interesting collection of black japanned, alloy and leather fly tinsand cast tins (8) – to incl Hardy Alloy clip (6”x 3.5”) c/w flies; 3xWheatley alloy fly clip tins one measures 5x 3.5” and two measure3.5 x 2.5” both with flies; Scarce Allcocks “Smithsons Fly Box” withspecial substance to insert the hooks c/w leather covers; blackjapanned fly clip tin 6” x 3.75” c/w flies and 2x cast tins The CastBox and a Wheatley £40-50

4092x Veniard Style Display boxes for either silk or floss for fly tying– with perspex sliding lids one measures 7.25x 10” and the other 13x 6” together with 2x Kingfisher Fly Line boxes (4) £15-20

4102x Cantilever Fishing tackle boxes c/w various reels andaccessories - to incla small Abu cantilever tackle box with an assortment of devons anddead bait mounts together with JW Young & Sons Fifteen HundredSeries 1540 salmon fly reel run smoothly - box measures Abumeasures 6” x 12” x 6”; together with a large tackle box withremovable inner tray to reveal the Mitchell 301 fixed spool reel righthand wind c/w spare spool; The Aquarex 400 S alloy salmon fly reeland Shakespeare Beaulite salmon fly reel; 2x Salter brass springbalance pocket scales; small quantity of devons – box measures 9.75”x 20” x 9.5” a very useful box with further compartments to the lidtop £20-25

411Quality Custom Made Fishing Tackle Seat/Box – with leathercovered foam seat, adjustable alloy legs, 5x additional front and sidedraw and an additional hinged base for more storage – c/w paddedshoulder strap – overall 16”x 19.5 x 12” max £30-40

412Set of Fox Digital Fishing Scales up to 30kg/60lb and 2x BiteAlarms – c/w case and the original box, containing instructions andpolystyrene protective inner – takes 2 x AAA batteries – in workingorder (G); and Pair of VC-3 Camo Fishing Bite Alarms – both withcovers and in the original boxes £30-40

413Airflo Fish Smoker - Stainless Steel c/w lid, stand, 2x burners,grills and a packet of Snowbee English Oak Dust - just need tocatch a fish and you’re up and running – comes c/w instructions –overall 16.5x 10.25”x 4” £20-30

414Fly tying kit, materials and accessories – incl vice, bobbin,hackling tool, quantity of reels of thread, good selection of furs,feathers and dubbing materials – in various boxes ( a lot) £50-60


415Selection of assorted flies and fly boxes– incl wooden fly box withsalmon flies mostly doubles (49#), box of saltwater flies (23#), box oftube flies (20#) and spare double wooden fly box. £15-20

416Collection of various spinners (85#) - Devon Minnows, Tobys,Rapalas, Colorado spoons et al – in 3x various boxes £20-30

417Interesting collection of floats, Jardine Snap Tackle, Hooks toGut et al – mixture of 16x various cork, quill and Fishing GazetteStyle Pike floats, 6x pkts of A E Rudge Unity Jardine Snap PikeTackle size 4, 17 various pkts of nylon bottom casts to incl Hardy,Allcocks, Courier Brand, A E Rudge & Son et al (A lot) £30-40

418Fine “Dickerson Taper” model split cane trout fly rod – 8ft 2in2pc line 6-8# c/w spare tip red agate lined butt guide – quite stunningwalnut figured handle with anodised screw locking reel fittings –would appear unused c/w green cloth bag £100-150

419Fine B James and Son London England Richard Walker MarkIV split cane carp rod – 10ft 2in 2pc with amber Agate lined buttand tip guides-28” onion style cork handle with alloy sliding reelfittings - extremely clean throughout - would appear unused andcomes in green cloth bag £150-160

420Interesting “The B James Avocet Rod by ----” whole cane/splitcane rod - 12ft 6in 3pc whole cane butt with split cane mid and topsections - red Agate lined butt and tip guides-27 inch onion style corkhandle with alloy sliding reel fittings possibly fully refurbished withthe rod details super looking rod fitted cloth bag £60-75

421Fine unnamed J.S Sharpe Aberdeen Scottie Brand “The RiverStalker” split cane Avon style rod -10ft 2pc with Agate lined buttand tip guides, gilt anodised ring guides and inscribed above the corkhandle “Scottie Cane October-November 1998” extremely clean25”cork handle comes in fitted green cloth bag appears unused.

£100-120

422R Chapman & Co Ware Herts “The Fred J Taylor Roach” splitcane rod – 12ft 6in 3pc with 2x tips (the original tip shortened and areplaced full length tip) with 29.5” trumpet style cork handle withblack anodised sliding reel fittings, amber Agate lined butt and tipguides – very clean handle butt section has some wear to varnish justabove the cork handle and first line guide (a little refurbishmentproject during lockdown) £50-60

423Fine Sealey “The Roach” split cane rod – 10ft 2pc with amberAgate lined butt and tip guides - 20.75” clean cork handle with alloysliding reel fittings - in red cloth bag - appears to be totallyrefurbished hence overall (G) £40-50

424Good Modern Arm Company “Standard Carp” Elasticane rod –10ft 2pc with amber Agate lined butt and tip guides – 28” cigar style

cork handle with sliding alloy reel fittings (lightly soiled) c/w redcloth bag – in very good condition £40-50

425Good “Alan Johnson 19-56 - S.P.G Special ” split cane carp rod –10ft 2pc with agate lined butt and tip guides – fully refurbished –appears unused c/w cloth bag £40-50

426Vintage Masterbilt Thornton Heath Surrey whole and split canecourse rod – 11ft 3pc whole cane butt and split cane mid and topsections – red agate lined butt and tip guides – 19” clean cork handle– fully refurbished in fitted cloth bag £40-50

427Interesting Salmon Spinning split cane rod “The Gordon Reeve”– 11ft 2pc with agate lined guides throughout – screw locking ferrules– lightly soiled clean 29” cork handle with sliding screw locking reelseat – alloy butt cap cracked – overall (G) Note the rod probably relates to the author Dr Gordon Reeve whowrote on “Salmon Fishing with the Plug” publ’d in the FishingGazette in 1937 £30-40

428Fine B James & Son London England “The Avocet” split canerod – 11ft 6in 3pc Avon style with red agate lined butt and tip guides- 25 inch clean onion style cork handle complete with alloy slidingreel fittings appears all original together with retailers decal labelRobertsons 37 Prince Regent Lane London E13 just above the corkhandle-in makers original cloth bag £150-180Note From the Late John Snelson Collection

429Early Sowerbutts and Son Maker 151 Commercial Street E.4,London E4 whole cane fishing roach pole – 5 sections all correcteach measures as follows butt section 44.5”, 2nd section 44.5”, 3rdsection 43”, 4th section 42.5” and tip 43” (tip guide missing) – allwith brass ferrules and with engraved makers details to brass butt -appears all original complete with makers original cloth bag withremnants of the leather cover to the bottom of the bag. £75-100Note From the Late John Snelson Collection

430Interesting R Sealey “Brumas” decorative whole cane splicedsplit cane tip course rod with manufacturers shield logo inscribed“Manufactured by Precision Rods-Tudor Works-Marsden Road-Redditch-Eng.” – 13ft 3pc with red Agate lined butt and tip guides,whole cane spliced split cane tip all the peers original-very clean 26.5inch cork handle complete with alloy sliding reel fittings togetherwith fitted cloth bag £30-40Note From the Late John Snelson Collection

431Interesting American “St Croix Imperial” Makers St Croix CorpPark Falls Wisconsin UltraLite fibreglass brook fly rod - delicate6’8” 2pc “Rated for 6 WGT.line-1 3/4 oz lightly soiled cigar shapedcork handle with gilded sliding reel fittings - complete with makerscloth bag and the original makers alloy tube with matching cloth labelwith rod number 7099-XXL and length 6’8” interesting examplewhich is in very good condition £30-50Note From the Late John Snelson Collection


432Good Falcon Redditch England “The Kestrel” 7ft split canebrook fly rod - 2 section line wt 5# - with red Agate lined butt andtip guides (small step towards the tip end) -very clean cigar shapedcork handle fitted with alloy screw locking reel slots used to lightlycomes in cloth bag £80-120Note From the Late John Snelson Collection

433Interesting Hardy Bros Alnwick greenheart trout fly rod ser. noC46237– 10ft 3pc c/w spare tip – snake line guides (all fairly rustfree except top guides) – c/w cigar shaped cork/wooden reel seathandle - good bronzed reel fittings and butt cap-some restorationwork to the butt whippings otherwise very clean comes in MCB Note From the Late John Snelson Collection £40-50

434Good Hardy Bros England “The Perfection” Palakona trout flyrod ser. no H21519 - 9ft 6in 2pc with matching grey Agate linedbutt and tip guides -very clean cork handle c/w alloy screw lockingreel fittings appears all original and in makers fitted cloth bag

£80-120

435Good Hardy Bros England “The No.1 L.R.H Spinning” Palakonarod ser. no.H8109 – 9ft 6in 2pc fully refurbished c/w 29” mushroomstyle cork handle fitted with makers alloy screw locking down reelfitments and new hand written rod details just above the cork handle -comes in makers fitted bag £60-75

436Hardy Bros England The Perfect alloy salmon fly reel 4 1/4” widedrum, ribbed foot, with nylon line, slight sticking when wound, signsof use, surface wear throughout £180-220

437Hardy Bros England The Perfect alloy salmon fly reel 3 3/4” widedrum, ribbed foot, with nylon line, runs smooth, signs of wearapparent throughout £150-180

438Allcocks Match Aerial centrepin trotting reel 4 1/2” narrow drum,chrome plated smooth foot, runs smooth, signs of use, black mottledfinish £60-80

439JW Young & Sons 1530 3 1/2” Spare Spool for a wide fly reel, c/wmaker’s box, unused £10-15

440W.H Dingley Alnwick alloy salmon fly reel 4 1/4” in a ‘perfect’style, with nylon line, wide drum, smooth brass foot, signs of use -runs smooth £180-220

441Hardy Bros England The Perfect alloy salmon fly reel 3 3/4” widedrum, with rotating line guide, ribbed brass foot, some signs of use,runs smoothly £200-250

442Allcock Redditch 3” alloy trout fly reel no model marks, narrowdrum, agate line guide, smooth foot, ‘Uniqua’ style, with silk line,lightly used - runs smoothly £30-50

443Hardy Bros England The Sunbeam 5/6 alloy fly reel with agateline guide, smooth foot, LH or RH wind, with DTSF line and maker’scase, runs smooth, lightly used £50-70

444Fine Hardy Bros England The Prince 5/6 alloy fly reel - 3” diawith U line guide, wide drum, smooth foot, with maker’s box andcase, unused £75-100

445Fine Hardy Bros England The Prince 7/8 alloy trout fly reel 3 1/4”with U line guide, wide drum, smooth foot, with maker’s box andcase, unused £75-100

446Hardy Bros Alnwick The Altex No.2 Mk. V spinning reel LHW,full bail, runs smooth, retains most paintwork, plate to rear marked‘Brit Pat No.373786, No.380939, No.402597 No.623496’ £40-50

447Hardy Bros Alnwick The Elarex Multiplier reel and accessories -twin handle, runs smoothly, ribbed foot, appears with light signs ofuse, together with Hardy’s Oil Bottle with maker’s mark engraved tobottom, screw top lid, some rusting, and card box and leather strap(2) £40-60

448Fine Ryobi The One T2 multiplier baitcasting reel with right/lefthand conversion, in black, runs smooth, appears unused, with originalbox £30-50

Rare Unmarked Illingworth First Model Casting Reel

449Rare and fine Illingworth No.1 casting reel in black finish, twinpolished bone handles, with smooth foot, black wood tapered spool,runs very well, signs of very little use, within hide and velvet maker’scase, the case marked ‘The Illingworth - Patent 9388-1905 CastingReel’, no maker’s marks apparent to reel, appears in very goodcondition overall, total length measures 6 3/4”, 3 3/4” dia approx.,

£600-700

4502x early Half bail arm spinning reels - The ‘Helical’ Casting ReelCo Redditch patent 383438, Reg Des 769190, half bail with line,together with an Arthur Allan Glasgow Spinet casting reel withexposed gears, half bail, Pat No. 262706, both appear with signs ofage and use, although appear to run smoothly (2) £60-80

451Pair of Allcock spinning reels - Felton Crosswind black and silvermottled body, folding handle, with line, catches slightly; togetherwith Allcocks Patent Delmatic Mk. II spinning reel, No. 846358 withspare spool, requires a little TLC, sticking (3) £30-40

452Pair J.W. Young & Sons Trudex centrepin trotting reels - 5 1/2”black mottled finish, narrow, twin handled, together with 33/4”centrepin reel with line guide, in grey finish, both run smoothly,with signs of use (2) £60-80


453Allcock & Co Redditch ‘Perfection Flick-Em’ centrepin trottingreel 4 1/8” twin handle, on off check button, smooth brass foot, runssmooth, with line, with stag trademark to back plate, runs smooth,signs of surface wear £60-80

454JW Young & Sons Gildex level wind multiplier reel patent 588494provisional patent 30060, with hinged feet, in grey, runs smoothlywith light squeak, signs of light surface wear c/w original maker’sbox and makers zipped leather case (2) £30-50

455Pair of J.W Young & Sons Fly reels - The Beaudex 4” alloy flyreel wide drum, in original box, runs smooth, light surface wear,together with J.W Young Pridex 3 1/2” trout reel in grey mottledfinish, heavy sticking when wound, surface wear c/w original box (2)

£40-60

456Set of J.W Young & Sons Pridex fly reels in makers boxes (3) toincl 3 1/2” wide drum, mottled finish with line guide, a 3 3/4”Lightweight reel in mottled finish and 3” fly reel with smooth finish,all with original boxes and very little signs of use, running smoothlythroughout and good overall condition £30-50

457Selection J.W Young & Sons Fly Reels (3) - 3” Beaudex fly reel inblack, smooth back plate finish, with original box; 3 3/4” Condex inmottled finish, wide drum; and 3 3/4” Seldex fly reel, twin handled,grey mottled finish, with silk line, all used, all appear to run well

£40-60

458Selection of J.W Young & Sons Fly Reels (3)- Freedex 3 3/4 withtwin dimple handles, grey mottled finish; 3 3/4” Seldex twin handled,grey mottled finish with line and Beaudex 3 1/2” fly reel in blackmottled finish, all appear to run smooth, signs of light use £50-70

459Selection of J.W Young & Sons Fly reels (3) - 3 3/4” Windex widedrum trolling reel with twin dimple handles, chrome plated lineguard, grey mottled finish, runs smooth; Beaudex 3 3/4” reel withon/off scratched to back plate, stick winding, missing screws; and 31/4” Beaudex, runs smooth wear to paintwork in places (3) £40-50

4603x various J.W Young & Sons Fly reels - Beaudex 3 1/2” widerum trout fly reel in grey mottled finish, signs of use, runs smoothslight wear; 3 1/2 fly reel in black mottled finish, signs of use,rusting to wire line guide, runs smoothly some wear; and 3 1/4”Condex fly reel in black mottled finish, runs smooth, wire line guide,some signs of use £45-65

4612x Milward Fly reels - Flycraft 3 1/2” fly reel in black finish withsmooth brass foot; together with Flymaster Junior 3” fly reel withsigns of use, runs smooth, crack across centre latch (2) £40-60

462Mitchell 300S spinning reel in black with skirted spool, full bail,with line, plus spare spool in original box, made in France, runssmooth, appears with little sign of use £30-50

463Hardy Fly Wallet, Tin and Selection of Flies includes a tan leathercase containing various dressed flies, with an empty Hardy Bros Flytin with clips, plus another unnamed leather fly case containingvariously dressed flies and a Wheatley ‘Silmalloy’ fly tin with clips,approx. 50 flies in total (4) £20-40

464Selection of Fly Lines, Flies and Tube Flies to include variousMasterline fly cast discs, a wooden case containing variously dressedflies 160#plus, measures 25x15x4cm approx. plus a selection of tubeflies, in two containers approx. 40 (Qty) (7) £20-40

465Unnamed wooden Fly reservoir case and accessories - containing agreat range of dressed flies, with few tube flies, singles, doubles,some trebles, tandems, 300#, appear in good condition overall, plusan Integra fly tying vice with clamp, appears in good condition (2)

£40-60

466Selection of Canadian Wiggler Lures some including CW20,CW21, CW27, CWJ44, CW42, plus S30, S9, mostly 3 3/4”, appear ingood condition overall (14) £50-70

467Canvas Fishing Tackle Bag and Selection of Lures with two frontpockets, leather buckle straps, plus a selection of lures, spoons,spinners, including minnows, ABU Toby, L Johansen Namsos lures,etc., with removable waterproof inners, with signs of light use, o/wappears in A/G condition overall (Qty) £30-40

468Stag Horn Fishing Priest and Wood Handle Knife with leathersheath marked J Marttiini (Finland), the priest measures 20cm inlength, the knife measures 20cm in length, both appear with signs ofuse (2) £20-40

469French Reed Fishing Creel - leather and canvas shoulder strap,measures 36x25x20cm approx. age-related wear with signs of oldworm in places £40-50

470“Old Meets New” Travel Rods – Vintage Greenheart travel rod 4piece missing top section, with canvas bag, together with aShakespeare Pen Shaped Sigma Mini Telford E 1110-170 Telerod 6’,11 pcs, made in Japan, appears in good condition with box (2)

£10-15

471Hardy Bros Alnwick The Uniqua Dup Mk. II 3 3/8” alloy trout flyreel - stamped 24245 & 3261, smooth brass foot, with line, signs ofline wear - runs smoothly. £60-80

472Hardy Bros Alnwick The Perfect Dup Mk. II salmon reel - 33/4”dia stamped Brit No. 145904 & USA 389867, ribbed foot,revolving line guide marked Hardy, catches slightly c/w line

£200-300473Hardy Bros England The Featherweight alloy trout fly reel 2 7/8”with line, Masterline DT5F sticker to back plate, U line guide, withmaker’s zip case, minor sticking when wound, signs of very little use

£60--75


474Hardy Bros England Marquis #10 alloy salmon fly reel and sparespool - 3 3/4” dia with spare spool, smooth foot, “U” shaped lineguide, both having lines, runs smooth, some surface wear, withmaker’s leather case (2) £60-80

475Hardy Bros England Marquis Salmon No1 fly reel and sparespools - 3 7/8” dia with “U” shaped line guide, line, smooth foot, plus3x spare spools, maker’s leather case, runs smooth, some surfacewear (4) £100-150

476Hardy Bros England The Huskey multiplier 3 3/8” alloy fly reelwide drum, ribbed foot, U shaped line guide, line, plus maker’s zipcase, surface wear, signs of use apparent £70-80

477Hardy Bros England Marquis #6 multiplier alloy trout fly reeland spare spool - 3 1/4” dia with spare spool, smooth foot, U shapedline guide, with line, runs smooth, some surface wear c/w maker’s zipcase (2) £50-60

478Hardy Bros England The Princess multiplier alloy fly reel andspare spools - 3 1/2” dia with 3x spare spools all with lines, U shapedline guide, smooth foot, sticks slightly, some signs of use c/w maker’szip case (4) £60-70

479House of Hardy England JHL Salmon No.606 alloy fly reel with3x spare spools (4) - 4” dia – all with line, it has a smooth foot, lineguide, line, runs smooth, signs of use apparent, surface wear presentwith maker’s zip case (4) £100-150

480Mitchell 304 C.A.P spinning reel in black finish, full bail, marked045814 with line, in good condition overall £10-15

4812x Interesting Match Fishing Rods - Good Accles & Pollock“Apollo Taperflash” patent tubular steel coarse fishing rod – 14ft3pc match rod with detachable 26” cork handle (missing screw onbutt button)– all original in makers fitted cloth bag; Interesting RSealey’s “Match Winner” decorative whole cane spliced split cane tipcourse rod with manufacturers shield logo inscribed “Manufacturedby Precision Rods-Tudor Works-Marsden Road-Redditch-Eng.” –12ft 3pc with red Agate lined butt and tip guides, whole cane splicedsplit cane tip - clean 22” cork handle complete with alloy sliding reelfittings together with fitted cloth bag – mixed condition need someTLC £30-50Note From the Late John Snelson Collection

482Interesting Foster Bros Makers Ashbourne whole cane andgreenheart decorative fly rod: 12ft 3pc with whole cane butt andmid sections fitted with green heart tip – each section is heavilywhipped with brass wire criss-cross whipping - 20” cork handlefitted with Fosters registered “Hold-All Reel Fittings” and bronzedlacquered sliding reel ring and butt section stamped with makersdetails and ser. no.59384-20” clean cork handle but signs of use –some speckle rusting to line guides – in fitted cloth bag £30-50Note From the Late John Snelson Collection

483Good Allcocks Gloria Spanish Reed with spliced whole cane andsplit cane top match rod -13ft 3pc factory painted black - guideswhipped golden yellow with red tips -red agate lined butt guide,sliding alloy reel rings, fine makers decal label and comes in a fittedcloth bag –very clean cork handle all original some signs of use (G)Note From the Late John Snelson Collection £40-50

484Good B James and Son England Richard Walker S/U Mk IV splitcane carp rod - 10ft 2in 2pc with red Agate lined butt and tipguides-very clean 28 inch onion style cork handle with alloy slidingreel fittings- good transfer labels - appears all original comes in bluecloth bag £120-150Note From the Late John Snelson Collection

485Youngs of Harrow Otter Brand Series “The Otter Special”Spanish reed match rod: 13ft 9in 3pc with split cane tip (shortened3”#), agate lined butt and tip guides, 27” cork handle with alloy reelfittings – fully refurbished – 3x good makers gold decal labels – incloth bag £30-40Note From the Late John Snelson Collection

486Fine B James and Son England Richard Walker Mk IV split canerod – 10ft 2in 2pc with amber Agate lined butt and tip guides - lightlysoiled 28.5 inch doughnut style cork handle with sliding alloy reelfittings - and extremely well looked after rod and comes in theoriginal makers cloth bag-super looking rod £150-180Note From the Late John Snelson Collection

487Fine Hardy Bros “The Perfection Roach” Palakona rod serialnumber H36417 – 11ft 2pctwo-piece-with clear Agate lined butt andtip guides-clean 21”trumpet style cork handle with alloy sliding reelfittings, fully refurbished, some slight speckle rusting to some of theline guides - comes in a modern house of Hardy cloth bag £150-180Note From the Late John Snelson Collection

488Hardy Bros “Graphite Carp” Rod – 11ft 2pc with Fuji style lineguides throughout, 28” mushroom style cork handle with black alloysliding reel fittings - lightly used handle a very presentable and usablerod £50-70Note From the Late John Snelson Collection

489B James and Son England Richard Walker Mk.1V Avon splitcane rod:-10’2” 2pc with Agate lined butt and tip guides – 25”trumpet style cork handle with alloy sliding reel fittings appears alloriginal – clean handle a well looked after very usable rod in MCBNote From the Late John Snelson Collection £100-120

490Scarce B James and Son Ealing, London split cane trout fly rod:9ft 2pc with Agate lined butt and tip guides, clean alloy screwlocking reel fittings appears all original and comes in makers originalcloth bag – Note we have no record of a B James split cane fly rodgoing through our auctions £100-120Note From the Late John Snelson Collection


491New Shimano Technium Model No. H(eavy) Feeder Carbon rodwith 3 tips – 12ft 4pc fitted with fuji style line guides – 3x differentweight tips 2oz glass, 3oz and 4oz carbon – Shimano screw lockingreel fittings – combination 23” Cork and Velcro handle still in itscellophane wrapper – fitted cloth bag and makers cordura rod tube Note From the Late John Snelson Collection £60-70

492Fine and Unused Drennan DRX Method Feeder carbon rod with4x tips – 12ft 10in 2pc fitted with fuji style line guides – 4 tips to incl3&4 oz glass and 5&6 oz carbon - 23.5” cork handle (shop soiled)with SDPS 198 screw locking reel fittings – ideal for mono or braidlines and capable of distance Method Feeders up to 160gm (5.5oz) –appears unused in makers fitted cloth bag and original triangular rodtube with full detailed label – r.r.p £179.00 £75-100Note From the Late John Snelson Collection

493Hardy Bros Alnwick The Coquet palakona salmon fly rod ser. No43554 – 13ft 3pc with spare tip - clear Agate lined butt (cracked) andtip guides, 24.5” onion style cork handle fitted with makers blackanodised sliding screw locking and “Universal” reel fittings withmatching butt cap with the original makers red rubber butt cap - alloriginal good clean handle-in makers fitted cloth bag £50-75Note From the Late John Snelson Collection

494Fine Hardy Bros “The Wye” Palakona Salmon fly Rod ser.no.H32523 - 12’6” three-piece with spare tip-clear Agate lined buttand tip guides 24 inch trumpet style cork handle fitted with makerssliding alloy screw locking and “universal” reel fittings completewith makers alloy rubber ball style butt cap - in extremely goodcondition in makers fitted cloth bag £100-120Note From the Late John Snelson Collection

495Fine JS Sharpe Ltd Aberdeen “The Grilse” Scottie Brandimpregnated spinning rod – 9ft 6in 2pc, 26” onion style cork handle(very clean fitted) with screw locking alloy reel fittings-completelyrefurbished and still retaining the oval Farlow’s decal label (slightlymarked) in makers original fitted cloth bag £70-80Note From the Late John Snelson Collection

496Fine Bruce and Walker “The Bruce Cordon Bleu” glass fibresalmon fly rod – 13ft 3in 2pc - line 8-10# - amber Agate lined buttand tip guides, alloy screw locking reel fittings - slightly soiled corkhandle – good makers decal transfers - appears unused in makersfitted cloth bag £50-60Note From the Late John Snelson Collection

497Interesting Hill Harrison Ltd Rugby split cane trout fly rod – 8ft8in 2pc with Agate lined butt and tip guides-very clean cigar shapedcork handle fitted with alloy screw locking reel fittings andremovable butt cap with the original alloy butt spear –-somerefurbishment (tip shortened 1”) overall (G) and comes in anAspindales Makers Redditch cloth bag £30-40Note From the Late John Snelson Collection

498Good Hardy Bros “The Halford Knockabout” Palakona trout flyrod ser. no.H50813—9ft 6in 2pc line 7# - with clear Agate lined buttand tip guides splayed cork handle with makers alloy screw lockingreel fittings together with removable butt button complete with alloybutt spear would appear to be all original clean handle and comes inmakers cloth bag £80-100Note From the Late John Snelson Collection

499Early Hardy Bros Alnwick “Hi-Regan” giant palakona salmon flyrod ser. no. A12310 – 16ft 3pc with spare tip – c/w red Agate linedbutt and tip guides - good clean 29 inch cork handle fitted withmakers bronzed anodised sliding reel and Universal” reel fittingssimilar bronzed butt cap with details of the rod also stamped AgentSteel Centre-makers red rubber screw on butt cap together withowners initials engraved just above the cork handle L. L. R appearsall original possibly replaced Acorn style wooden ferrule stoppers andcomes in the original makers fitted cloth bag-definitely one for theghillie to cast!! £50-60Note From the Late John Snelson Collection

500Early Hardy Bros Alnwick split cane trout fly rod ser. no.20365 -10ft 2pc - clear agate lined butt and red agate tip guide - cigar shapedcork handle fitted with brass sliding reel and Hardy’s “W” fitting reelseat together with matching butt stamped Hardy’s Pat Rings No.2507- together with makers original rubber butt cap - would appear to beall original good aged patina and comes in period makers cloth bagwith Rod in Hand label-good early example in original condition Note From the Late John Snelson Collection £50-60

501Orvis C.F.O. IV fly reel 3 1/4” made by Hardy’s for Orvis,perforated foot, slight sticking when wound, dents to rim in places,signs of use, together with a Mitchell 756 Single Action fly reel 33/8” with smooth foot, line, line guide, with signs of use, appears torun smooth (2) £20-40

502ABU Garcia Ambassadeur 7000C Synchro baitcasting reel8909091, high speed, stainless steel, in black, plus oil and variousparts, in good working order £50-60

503ABU Garcia Ambassadeur 7000C Synchro baitcasting reel8909091, high speed, stainless steel, in black, plus oil and variousparts, in good working order, signs of oil remnants £50-60

504ABU Cardinal 157 fixed spool spinning reel in black, foot stamped80112, runs smooth, light signs of use, together with ABU GarciaCardinal 556 spinning reel in red, foot marked 83-0, runs smooth,appears with signs of use (2) £50-60

5052x Horn Handles Wading Staffs both weights, measuring 140cmand 143cm in length, both with rope straps, rubber butt ends £20-40


506‘Snaffles’ – Charles Johnson Payne (1881-1967) ‘The PatientFisherman’ Colour Print one of many bird pictures that Snafflespainted in his retirement, a number which Snaffles subsequentlyreproduced and sent to his friends as Christmas cards. These were notpublished commercially, c.1958. Framed measures 27x30cm overall

£50-70

507Charles Frederick Tunnicliffe (1901-1979) Hand Signed Etchingof a Rainbow Trout signed in pencil below, framed measures

£80-100

508‘Flies From Scrope – Days and Nights of Salmon Fishing’ FlyDisplay depicts examples of Kinmont Willie, The Lady of Mertown,Toppy, Michael Scott, Meg With The Muckle Mouth and Meg In HerDraws, together with another single fly example, plus ‘Angling’examples of Salmon and Trout Flies – all framed, varying sizes (3)

£30-50

509Hardy’s Angler's Guide 1930 52nd Ed in fair condition internallyclean with stepped index. Stained and creased covers, original orangecloth spine £25-45

510Hardy’s Angler's Guide 1931 53rd Ed in fair condition internallyclean with stained and ripped photo on front cover original lightbrown cloth spine, split to front cover from spine £25-45

511Hardy’s Angler’s Guide 1934 54th Ed with pictorial cover, goodclean interior with colour plates, good example £25-45

512Hardy’s Angler’s Guide 1937 55th Ed green cover with cloth spine,covers with central crease and rip to front photograph together withthe 1937 Coronation Number issue in good condition (2) £40-50

513Hardy’s Angler’s Guides 1951, 1956, 1957, 1958 varied condition3x in good condition with 1951 missing half the photograph from thefront and internal split from spine together with Jamie MaxtoneGraham The Best of Hardy’s Angler’s Guides (5) £50-60

514Selection of 1960s Hardy’s Angler’s Guides including 1960 x2,1961, 1963, 1966, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1976, 1977,1978, 1980 all in fair to good condition (15) £50-70

515Hardy’s Angler’s Guide 1934 54th Ed with pictorial cover, goodclean interior with colour plates, good example together with 1954/55Hardy Angler’s Guide (2) £25-45

516Alex Martin Guides including guides for the years 1950, 1951,1952, 1953, 1954/55, 1956, 1957, 1958 all having sellotape to spine(8) £10-15

517Allcocks Anglers Guide – The Angler’s Guide for the years 1939,1940, 1955, 1957, 1961, 1965, 1967, 1969 various conditions (8)

£20-30

518Hardy’s Angler’s Guide 1934 54th ed orange covers, 55th edition1937 blue covers, 63rd edition 1957 all in good clean condition (3)

£35-55

519Hardy’s Angler’s Guide 1938 Supplement of Additions andAlterations plus Hardy’s Anglers Guide 1937 green cover with clothspine, covers, front photograph together (2) £40-50

520Hardy’s Angler’s Guide 1937 green cover with cloth spine, covers,front photograph together with the 1938 Supplement of Additions andAlterations (2) £40-50

521G. Little & Co / 63 Haymarket London SW1 3” alloy fly reel aHardy’s Perfect Style, in black, smooth brass foot, paint wear, runssmooth, with line, appears with signs of age-related wear, surfacewear etc £80-100

5222x Interesting Allcock & Co Redditch ‘Perfection Flick-Em’centrepin trotting reels 4 1/8” and 4” examples the 4 1/8” in silver,the 4” in black finish, both with smooth feet, both run smooth, signsof surface wear apparent (2) £100-140

523Allcocks Match Special centrepin trotting reel 4” in black, narrowdrum, twin handle, dimple handles, line guide, runs smooth, surfacewear apparent £40-50

5242x Multiplying reels - Milwards Spinover level wind multiplierreel with hinged foot, dimple handles, runs smooth, signs of useapparent, surface wear, together with Bronson Bakelite multiplier reelruns smooth, signs of age related wear apparent (2) £30-50

5253x various fly and spinning reels - Pegley Davies ‘P.D.Q. Mk.I’ 31/8” alloy trout fly reel in black finish, smooth foot, in maker’s box(poor), runs smooth, light signs of use; together with The Geminacentrepin reel, twin handled, line guide, runs smooth and a GarciaMitchell 321 fixed spool spinning reel with spare spool in maker’sbox, appears in very good condition (3) £40-60

526Selection of Brass & Nickel Rod Butt Spears in various sizes from3.5” to 4” in length, no maker’s marks apparent (6) £40-60

527Selection of spinning reels and spare spools (3) - 2x TF Gear F8Extreme Distance spinning reels full bail, with wooden handle,folding handle arm, together with 3x spare aluminium spools, all withline, runs smooth, all with some surface wear; and a Garcia Mitchell300 fixed spool spinning reel and spare spool in black, with lineappears with signs of wear, runs smooth (6) £60-80

5283x Wooden handle single pole landing nets a decorative bamboowith brass ends, circular head diameter 48cm approx. 55cm polelength, plus a whole cane bamboo pole with spike to bottom,whipping to ends, circular head diameter 26cm and 107cm pole


length, and another wooden pole with circular head diameter 36cmand 77cm pole length with cork handle, all appear with signs of use

£30-40

529Large extending collapsible Salmon landing net with metal polemeasuring 130cm (not extended), 183cm overall length (notextended), together with a wooden pole with screw top collapsiblenet, pole measures 107cm, net arms measures 47cm (2) £20-40

530Hardy extendable landing net with folding allot head, in black withbrass collar, total length extended 95cm, 46cm not extended, netmeasures 36cm approx., tape to bottom of clip on pole, stamped withmaker’s mark £20-40

531Good Hardy Bros “The Wye” Palakona Salmon fly rod ser. No.H10927 – 11ft 2pc with clear Agate lined butt and tip guides -trumpet style cork handle fitted with makers alloy sliding screwlocking and “Universal” reel fittings c/w matching alloy and rubberball style butt cap -good clean cork handle appears to be all originalcomes in makers cloth bag - good looking rod £100-120Note From the Late John Snelson Collection

532Fine Davenport and Fordham Ltd London T.C Ivens “FarstrikeIvens Ravensthorpe” split cane trout fly rod – 9ft 3in 2pc c/w alloystaggered ferrule – see thro’ whippings – slim bulbous cork handlefitted with screw locking reel fittings – appears lightly used andcomes in fitted cloth bag £60-75Note From the Late John Snelson Collection

533Good quality period whole cane rod tube - leather shoulder strapand butt caps -3 sections of whipping and a period bronzedbrass/copper collars - some closed grain cracks but all part of itsperiod appearance - overall 52.5” x 2.25” dia - £50-60Note From the Late John Snelson Collection

534Hardy Bros Alnwick and Aspindales Redditch split cane rods (2)both in need of sympathetic restoration to incl Hardy “The GeneralRod” ser. no. G25791 - whole cane butt and midsection with splitcane tip (shortened); and Jas Aspindales & Sons Dalesman Series“The Helmsdale” split cane three-piece, shortened tip (needsreplacing) and general refurbishment programme all round (A/F)Note From the Late John Snelson Collection £20-30

535Fine Hardy “Hardy Graphite” trout fly rod-10ft 2pc line 9-10# -lightly soiled trumpet style cork handle with alloy screw locking reelfittings would appear unused and comes in makers cloth bag – (VG)Note From the Late John Snelson Collection £50-65

536Fine Hardy “Hardy Graphite” sea trout fly rod c/w butt extension-9ft 3in 2pc line 7/8# - clean trumpet style cork handle with alloyscrew locking reel fittings - would appear unused and comes inmakers fitted cloth bag with butt extension side pocket– (VG) £50-65Note From the Late John Snelson Collection

537Hardy “Hardy Graphite De-Luxe” trout fly rod -10ft 2pc line 9-10# - lightly soiled trumpet style cork handle with bronzed anodisedalloy screw locking reel fittings – fitted throughout with fuji style lineguides – been used but still very presentable £30-50Note From the Late John Snelson Collection

5382x Hardy “The Hardy Graphite” 10ft trout fly rods – to incl TheDeluxe both line 9/10# - one with bronzed anodised screw lockingreel fittings –and both with steel line guides – clean trumpet stylecork handles – one is well used – seen better but still useable. £40-50Note From the Late John Snelson Collection

539Bruce and Walker “Hexagraph-Walker Salmon” fly Rod - handbuilt 14ft 3pc – line 10-12# with Fuji style butt and tip guides 24”onion style cork handle (soiled) – signs of use – comes in makers redvelvet style rod bag – good useable rod £80-100

540Bruce and Walker and another salmon fly rods (2) – B&WCompound Taper 13ft 6in 3pc carbon salmon fly rod – well useddevoid of all makers details (Used); and M.A Grinnall, Stourport onSevern 12ft 6in 3pc fibre glass salmon fly rod line 9/10# - lightlyused in cloth bag £40-60

5412x Split cane trout fly rods in need of complete restoration – to inclHardy The Perfection ser. no E44140 2pc - shortened tip in mcb; andanother with indecipherable details 3pc with spare tip in whole canerod tip/gaff/landing net tube c/w Allcocks cloth bag sell

542Good House of Hardy “The Hardy Graphite De-Luxe” trout flyrod – 10ft 2pc line 9/10# - fuji style lined but guide – bronzedanodised screw locking reel fittings – handle soiled – very little wearto the rod with no visible water marks to whippings but well lookedafter - in m b £60-75

543Fine Shakespeare “Traditional Salmon Fly” Hi-Modulus CarbonRod – 14ft 9in (4.5m)3pc line 9-11#with Fuji style butt and tip guidesextremely clean cork handle fitted with Fuji style screw locking reelfittings appears unused in MCB £40-50

544A E Rudge Redditch and Shimano spinning rods – Good A.ERudge The Dorchester 10ft 2pc glass fibre with red agate tip guide,31” slight trumpet style cork handle c/w sliding black anodised andalloy screw locking reel fittings – handle lightly soiled , very goodmakers decal labels in cloth bag; and Shimano “Power Loop Series“Spinning 330 carbon rod - 10ft 10in 2pc fitted with fuji style guidesthroughout, graphite screw locking reel fittings – good useable rod –in the original makers rod bag £40-50

5452x Interesting Match rods S Lee Redditch and A.E Rudge Redditchwhole cane/glass fibre and glass fibre match rods – S Lee Redditch12ft 3pc whole cane butt and glass fibre mid and tip sections, a redagate lined butt and tip guides c/w sliding black anodised and alloyscrew locking reel fittings – decal label incomplete - in fitted makerscloth bag: and AE Rudge Redditch “The Contest” 12 foot three-piece


glass fibre rod with red Agate lined tip and butt guides-fitted withchrome modern Arms Company Ltd Bromley Kent interesting PatentPending chrome locking reel fittings-good decal label lightly soiledcork handle in fitted cloth bag £40-50

546Fine combination Split cane spinning rod – 9ft 3in 3pc and 6ft 3in2pc with matching lined butt and tip guides – chrome screw lockingreel fittings – shop soiled cork handle – appears unused – in fittedmcb £25-30

547Fladen “Charter Beach” beachcaster – 12ft 2pc 100-250g/ 3.5 -9oz– fuji style line guides and screw locking reel fittings – comes in RonThompson Firewave cloth bag £15-20

5483x Cordura Rod Tubes and Whitlock Alloy Gye salmon landingnet (4) – 2x Airflo Tech-MT (44”) for 10ft 7/8# one with rod bag;Cortland Desire (34”) for 10ft 4wt with rod bag; and Whitlock alloygye salmon landing net c/w leather shoulder strap, and fitted withalloy butt spike £40-50

5493x Early Oval Alloy Live Fish Bait Kettles – to incl one with brassmakers oval label for J.R Richards Ironmonger, Dairy Utensils andCo., Whitchurch c/w removable perforated inner lining overall 6” x11” x 7” Max; a similar style (unnamed overall 6.5” x 11” x 7.5” Maxand another splayed 10 with perforated hinged lid overall 8” x 9.5” x6.75” £45-60

550Cast Iron 4 Pronged Grappling Hook/Anchor – overall 22” long x12”x 12” £25-30

551Fishing Landing Nets & Tailer including a Hardy Atlas, polemeasures 89cm approx., with threaded attachment to end, Fostersspring operated net, pole measures 68cm approx., together withSharpe’s of Aberdeen tailer, pole measures 74cm (3) £40-50

552House of Hardy Fisherman Inflatable Life Jacket / Waistcoat sizeXL, with inflate charge, whistle, in green cotton, multi pockets,appears unused, part No 90801 £50-60

553Barbour Solway Zipper Wax Coat appears to fit size 42-44” chest,with detachable hood, tartan lining, green, three external pockets, 1xinternal pocket, light signs of use apparent £60-80

554Roxton Sporting Ltd - Tyroler Loden Coat size large, fleecedouters, 2x external button pockets, hand warming compartments,appears in good condition overall £30-40

555Mens Rohan Winter Bags Insulated Trousers size 38 appearunused £10-20

556Brady of Halesowen ‘Gelderburn’ Angler canvas bag & variousfishing accessories – the bag with two front zipped compartments,

waxed inners, shoulder strap, plus a selection of accessories such asVeniard fly tying vice, aluminium spoon/priest, Wheatley ‘Silmalloy’fly tin with spring lid compartments internally and fly hooks, flyremoval scissors, Orvis expanding scissors, 2x Orvis holders,fisherman’s knife, leather fishing gloves, plus a small selection offlies within holders/cases, all appear in good condition overall, withsigns of light use apparent (Qty) £75-100

557Quantity of fly tying feathers, furs, reels and cottons to consist ofa selection of various feathers such as Pheasant, Starling, CockHackles, Teal Duck, Furnace Cock, Mallard Breast, Blue Jay, etc, flyline, cotton, tweezers etc, all contained within wooden box,measuring 29x31x21cm approx. (Qty) £30-50

558Selection of Trout Fishing Books (5) - Rough Stream Trout Flies,Nymphs and the Trout, Trout & Grayling, Grayling The Fourth GameFish, Fifty Years A Fisherman, most with DJs, HB, appear in A/Gcondition overall (5) £10-15

559Salmon Fly and Other Related Books (3) - Mills, D & Graesser‘The Salmon Rivers of Scotland’, plus Salmon Fishing A PracticalGuide and Furzer’s Personal Fly Fishing Log, 2x HBs with DJs

£10-15

560Selection of Fishing Books (4) - The Compleat Angler (withslipcase), The Best of Trout and Salmon, Fly Fishing and The Troutand the Fly, all HBs 3x with DJs £10-15

561Selection of Fly Fishing Books (6) - John Veniard’s Fly Dressers’Guide (with slipcase), Fly-Dressing II, Fifty Popular Flies Vol 3 andVol 4 and Dry Flies No.2 and Wet Flies No.3 booklets £10-15

562Jardine, Charles – ‘The Sotheby’s Guide to Fly- Fishing forTrout’ 1991 HB wit DJ £10-15

563Orvis CFO III trout fly reel 3” made by Hardy’s for Orvis, smoothfoot, LHW & RHW, with line, plus spare spool (in good condition)and maker’s zip case, runs smoothly, surface wear apparent (2)

£80-120

564ABU Cardinal 40 spinning reel with spare spool in blue, full bail,with line, runs smooth, good clean overall condition £10-15

565Shimano Sedona 4000 GTE fixed spool spinning reel with sparespool, grey and silver finish, fightin’ drag, with line and maker’s box,runs smoothly, signs of light use apparent £15-25

5662x various spinning reels with spare spools - Columbian No.62spinning reel in made in Japan - very little or no signs of use, withmaker’s box and 2x spare spools, together with a Roddy ‘Roddymatic820a’ open face spinning reel no.06650 with spare spool in maker’sbox, sticks when wound £40-60


5672x ABU Garcia Cardinal Model fixed spool spinning reelsincluding ABU Cardinal Ultra Cast 5 in black, with line, runs smooth,light signs of wear plus spare spool, together with ABU MaxxarCardinal in silver finish, with line, runs smooth, with spare spool –both with maker’s boxes (4) £30-50

568Selection of Various spinning fishing reels to include ShakespeareOMNI-X 050, Shakespeare Noris Special 2031 (broken foot),Shakespeare 2210II, Daiwa 401A and Fladen Power Surf 420.060(broken foot) – within small canvas bag - in varying conditions,generally running smoothly with light wear (5) £40-60

569Brown Aberdeen Hercules Style brass 3 1/2” salmon fly reel -wide drum, waisted perforated brass foot, white handle, six column,with line, runs smoothly, surface wear apparent £50-70

570Assortment of Fishing lures, reels and accessories – a mixedvariety and sizes of Devons, (#30), plus minnow traces, various linesin Alex Martin packaging, A Surf Rod Grip for the car roof in box,Hardy Lure Box, a leather J.W Young zip case and an ABUMATIC220 closed face reel appears in good condition overall (Qty) £30-50

571Selection of Various Fly Fishing Tins, Flies and Fly lines –Malloch’s black japanned Patent No.13601, another unnamed blacktin, Loch Leven Eyed Fly Box, Wheatley Silmalloy tin, 3x smallerWheatley tins, mostly fitted with alloy hooks internally, plus acigarette tin, all filled with various flies, singles, doubles, variouslydressed etc (8) together with 11x drums of various fly line £40-60

572B James and Son England “Richard Walker Mk. IV” Rod - 10ft2in 2pc split cane Avon rod, amber agate lined tip and butt guides –c/w 28” doughnut style cork handle (soiled) with sliding alloy reelfittings – in a blue cloth bag – part of the rod details missing justabove the cork handle – nevertheless very useable £80-120

573Fine Terry Neale Sevenoaks Kent -Avon split cane rod – 10ft 2pcwith amber agate lined butt and tip guides – 30” doughnut ring stylecork handle with alloy sliding reel fittings –appears unused -probably B James & Son rod fully stripped down and restored byTerry Neale – well known collector and rod restorer . – c/w Avon

£50-60

574Fine “The Cam” custom built whole and split cane roach rod:10ft 3pc whole cane butt/middle, split cane tip, amber agate lined buttand tip guides, bronze ferrules, 19” clean cork handle withblack/bronzed anodised sliding reel fittings – fine colour transferfigure of Roach just above the cork handle – appears unused in clothbag (G) £30-40

575Good Bruce and Walker Carbon Salmon Fly rod: “The WalkerSalmon” 15ft 3pc hand built - line 10-12# - fuji style lined buttguide and sliding alloy reel fittings – soiled handle otherwise inexceptional condition, good makers transfer details – no wear towhippings – c/w mob; £40-50

576Fine Temples, Whitley Bay Carbon Salmon Fly Rod: 15ft 3pc line10-12# - with fuji style lined butt and tip guides c/w Wayland 20carbon reel seat with screw locking fittings – lightly soiled handle -very lightly used in CB – extremely well made (G) £40-50

5772x good Abu and Daiwa graphite/carbon fly rods: Abu “GoldMax” 9’6” 2pc -line #6-7 - with Fuji style lined guides – screwlocking reel fittings – lightly soiled cork handle – missing screw onbutt cap in mob: and a good Daiwa Osprey Professional River Trout9’6” 2pc – line 5-7# - with fuji style lined butt guide lightly soiledcork handle in mob - both lightly used (G) £40-60

578Fine Norco Fishing Tackle Fordingbridge “The Crofter” splitcane fly rod - 9ft 3pc Raphona Cane - line wt 7#, black anodisedscrew locking reel fittings, still retaining the original cellophanesleeve wrapping - appears unused in blue cloth bag. £50-60

579Fine Berkley Safari Series Graphite salmon fly rod – 13ft 3pc line8-10# - fitted with lined guides throughout – gilt anodised screwlocking reel fittings and butt piece – some soiling to cork handle –otherwise it appears unused in mcb £50-60

580Fine Shimano Lesath SLE 330 HX carbon spinning rod – 12ft 2pcwith fully fitted line guides, 50-100grms, c/w anodised screw lockingcork grip top section – shop soiled 25” cork handle - appears to havehad very little use – comes in the makers super padded sleeve andmakers carbon style rod tube – rrp £300 £80-100

581Wychwood Salmon Model A4062 carbon spinning rod – 12ft 3pc –casting 60grms, fitted with fuji style guides throughout, screwlaockinglocking reel fittings – cork slightly soiled – otherwise itappears unused. £45-50

582Fine Last Viking High Module handmade carbon trout travel flyrod – 10ft 4pc, NLW (New Improved Weight Forward) line 3/4#,with screw locking reel fittings with wooden block reel seat – withfull length cellophane wrapped cork handle – unused - in mob andcordura rod tube £60-75

583Roger Beale purpose built high module carbon travel fly rod –10ft 4pc c/w spare tip, line 3/4 #, with 2x fuji style line guides,quality anodised alloy screw locking reel fittings with decorativemarble reel seat– cork handle soiled, nevertheless the rest is as new -in mob and cordura rod tube with tape £50-60

584Good Hardy Bros The Wanless Palakona brook spinning rod ser.no E98577 – “The 6lb Hardy Wanless” 7ft 2pc palakona – somewear round the mushroom style cork handle - all original and welllooked after in original fitted cloth bag.(no label). £50-70

585House of Hardy Glass Fibre Trout fly rod - 9ft 2pc c/w anadditional spare tip line 6#, alloy screw locking fitting – used andvery presentable – in mob £40-50


5862x early Playfair Grant’s Patent Vibration Spliced Salmon Rods –10ft 2pc spinning rod fitted with porcelain line guides and brass reelfittings and stamped Grants Pat 11052 each splice in MLB stillretaining the original leather whipping; and a similar 15ft (approx.)3pc Greenheart fly rod with snake line guides throughout, mid-section has been professionally repaired/strengthened and each splicestamped Grants Patents No 3124 - in cloth bag £50-75

587J Forrest & Sons Kelso spliced salmon rod: 13ft 3pc greenheartwith spare tip with brass sliding reel rings, butt stamped with themakers details and “The A1”, red agate lined butt and tip guides inmakers bag overall (G) £50-60

588J. MacPherson Inverness split cane salmon fly rod: 14ft 3pc builtcane – brass reel fittings and butt cap – very good makers decal label– some guides missing hence needs refurbishing (AF) in CB £30-40

589Various Big Game, Sea and other spinning rods (4): to include agood Edgar Sealey “Spin Rod” 10ft 2pc Glane glass rod, with slidingalloy winch fittings in mob; plus 3x others glass fibre incl a 9ftspinning rod, a 8ft sea rod, and the heavy duty 10ft 2pc big game rod- all in cloth bags £40-50

590Good House of Hardy “Salmon Fly” glass fibre rod - 14ft 3pc,line 10#, amber Agate lined butt and tip guides, alloy down screwlocking reel fittings - surface scratch mark to the mid section –lightly soiled cork handle- generally well looked after rod in mcb

£50-60

591Hardy Bros “Graphite Salmon Fly” rod - 15ft 4in 3pc, line 10# -with alloy screw locking reel fitting –handle soiled – agate lined buttguide – tip guide needs replacing – in mob - used £75-100

592Early Chas Farlow & Co metal band trout landing net andunnamed small trout size gaff (2) – the early Farlow landing netc.1890 comes with very good mottled bamboo shaft/rod tip tube withthree bands of whipping and brass screw butt button – overall 55”;and brass and steel single draw gaff with turned lignum vitae handlesome grain cracks c/w leather head cover – closed measures 13” -fully extended 24” £50-75

593Plastic Fishing Tackle Box with lures and Gye landing net toinclude a hinged lid, with tiered shelves, containing a selection ofvarious lures, spinners, baits etc, measures 38x20x21cm approx.,varying conditions together with a Gye Landing Net with circularframe diameter 65cm, with 127cm pole in black, rubber grip, withhole in net £20-40

594Barbour Waders in green size 9, size M appears in good conditionwith signs of use £30-50

595Wychwood Neoprene Waders and Wading Boots size L withWychwood size 9 Wading boots together with Viking Rubber Cowading jacket/jumper size XL, signs of some use (3) £50-70

596Fishing Tackle box and fly-tying accessories to include a hinge lidbox with removable shelf and lid with a compartmental section,measures 56x25x25cm approx., including within the box are variousfeathers, fly tying vice with clamp, various tools, drums of thread,various hooks, etc, appearing in generally good condition overall(Qty) £40-60

597Selection of Flies, Fly Tins and Bob Church & Co fly reservoir toinclude a Church case with three compartments, measures26x15x10cm approx., Raaco Anglers Companion case, Wheatleysilver tins with flies and alloy hooks internally, plus two other plasticcontainers and another case of fishing spinners, floats and accessoriesetc including hooks, lures, in plastic case with tiered shelf, measures35x25x10cm approx. – various flies including within cases and tins –within Newey canvas, (one strap damaged) shoulder bag (8) £50-70

598Hardy Bros England Perfect 3 5/8” alloy trout fly reel runssmooth, ribbed foot, with signs of wear, chip to rim, with maker’s zipcase £50-60

599Hardy Bros England Marquis 7 alloy trout fly reel 3 1/2” withsmooth foot, line guide, runs smooth with signs of little wearapparent, with maker’s zip case £75-95

600ABU Ambassadeur 5000 red multiplier reel white handle, footstamped 422154, runs smooth, little signs of wear, with maker’s caseand spare spool (2) £60-80

601Shakespeare International 2852 magnesium trout fly reel 3”narrow drum, smooth foot, with maker’s zip case, together withLeeda Dragonfly Concept Disc 375 3 1/2” fly reel in black, withsmooth foot, plus 3x spare spools – both appear to run smooth withlittle signs of wear or surface wear (5) £30-50

602Farlow’s London Cobra 3 1/2” wide drum fly reel and spool with asmooth foot, chromed line guide, runs smooth, with surface wearapparent, signs of use, plus spare spool and maker’s box, togetherwith JW Young & Sons Beaudex4” in black with reversible wire lineguide, mottled black finish, runs smooth, surface and rim wear, signsof light use apparent (3) £40-60

603Shakespeare 2200 LH spinning reel runs smooth in good condition,plus a Shakespeare Match international 2660 II closed face reel, runssmooth with maker’s zip case, plus Shakespeare Jet Sigma travelspinning rod 2.1m with zip case and Ace 300 spinning reel (4)

£30-406042x J.W Young & Son Redditch fly reels - Mucilin Brand 500salmon fly reel 4 1/4” wide drum Thames Fishing Tackle Ltd,together with another Mucilin Brand 400 fly reel 3 1/4” wide drum,both with little signs of use, light surface wear apparent in few places,both with line, both run smooth and appear good overall £40-60


6052x Leeda Rimfly 3 1/2” fly reels with line c/w 1x maker’s box bothappear to run smooth, little signs of use, plus a Strike Right centrepin3” reel with line guide, appears in good condition (3) £15-25

606Banax BN400 spinning reel with spare spool with anodized spool,full bail, folding handle, aluminium construction, runs smooth, ingood condition with maker’s bag and box (2) £30-40

607Interesting selection of Fishing Accessories to include Veniard fly-tying outfit containing colour dyes and fly tying feathers, fly tyingholder table clamp, Orvis Sun Glasses, waistcoat and canvas shoulderbag, 3x Wheatley fly tins with internal hooks and 2x with foldingleaves with further hooks, a selection of fly lines such as Air Cellfloating, wet cell sinking, Cortland DT8F/DT6F etc, plus a UL 3Classic Feather Touch reel (Qty) (Box) £40-50

608Fishing Tackle box and accessories the box with hingedcompartmental lid, removable tray internally, measuring 49x24x24cmapprox., contains, assorted plug and spinners, rod rings and fly casts,priest etc, condition mixed, A/G overall – together with a tailer withno maker’s mark apparent, measures 74cm in length (Qty) £40-60

609Good Brady of Halesowen wicker and canvas fishing creel withfront pouch and two pockets, leather and canvas straps, measures33x27x14cm approx. together with a smaller Brady pouch in canvaswith leather strap (2) £50-70

610Interesting Hand built demi lune wooden fisherman’s creel withhinged lid, cream painted interior, measures 44x18x22cm approx.with canvas strap, some chips and cracks apparent, still useable,perfect for display purposes £50-60

611Selection of 4x various sporting shoulder bag/pouches to includeBillingham binocular shoulder bag in canvas (personal nameinternally in pen), a John L Chapman shoulder canvas and leathershoulder pouch, a Nitehawk Shotgun cartridge bag and a leathershoulder pouch – all appear in good condition £40-50

612Selection of Various Wooden Fly reservoirs (5) - mixed styles andsizes the largest measures 31x22x6cm with hinged lid, another with adouble sided hinge lid measures 19x14x9cm, the others measure20x10x4cm, 18x13x4cm and 14x9x4cm approx. general conditionappears G overall, all empty with foam internally £20-30

613Early Hardy Brother Alnwick leather fly wallet with parchmentinternal sections/pockets, 2x outer pockets, appears with no outerstrap, signs of age related wear £30-50

6143x Leather fly wallets to include a Leascot of Ayrshire with strap andbuckle, internally cloth sections and 2x pockets, unnamed leather flyline wallet with plastic internal sections containing some line withtwo buttons, plus a smaller velcro and leather wallet with fabriclining, all in good condition ready to use £20-30

615Lockdown Lot - Assorted selection of fishing tins, wallets, casesand few flies to include Wickhams canvas case, ‘Jock Scott’ leatherwallet with masterline discs (missing button), Olympic leather wallet,unnamed wallets, plus a plastic case with compartments containingHardy dead bait and lure, plus some varying sizes of tins with a fewflies in, tobacco tins with flies included – and includes a makeshiftbobbin holder, condition mixed, perfect for sorting through duringisolation! (Qty) Box £30-50

616Pair of early preserved Pike heads - preserved with jaws open andfront fins showing, accompanied by a newspaper cutting andphotograph of the captor Mr Jack Ashwood in glazed and mountedframe 15”x12” the article reads ‘while out fishing at Maidstone onWednesday Jack Ashwood of 64 Loose Road, enjoyed a rare slice ofluck, within an hour he caught two pike each weighed 29lb’

£150-200

617Preserved Otter Head on wood shield by Roland Ward, Piccadilly,London, dated August 1919, well preserved with open mouth, shieldmeasures 12x8” stamped No.5961 £80-120

618Preserved Otter Head possibly Spicer, mounted on mahogany shield10x7”, mounted with open mouth £80-120

619Hardy Bros Alnwick Zip Cases (6) includes 2x black and 4x bluecases in medium to large sizes, appear in A/G condition £30-50

620Hardy Bros Alnwick Zip Cases (6) all blue and cream, with 4xmedium to large and 2x smaller sized cases, appear in A/G condition

£30-50

621Hardy Bros Alnwick Zip Cases (5) to include 2x blue cases 1xsmall, 1x large size, 1x blue and cream M/L size and a small tanleather flip case, together with an Aiken tan leather flip case £30-50

6222x leather reel cases/boxes measuring 6” diameter and 5” diameter,both missing straps £10-20

623Orvis Battenkill 3” Featherweight fly reel with U shaped lineguide, smooth foot, perforated face, runs smooth, very light signs ofuse, with maker’s square zip case £50-70

624Orvis Battenkill Disc 3/4 fly reel counter balance handle, withsmooth foot, line guide, left or right hand wind, runs smooth, appearswith light signs of use, with maker’s zip case £30-50

625Orvis Battenkill Disc 8/9 alloy fly reel counter balance handle, widedrum, twin line guide, smooth foot, runs smooth, with signs of verylight wear, with maker’s zip case £50-70


626Orvis Odyssey II alloy trout fly reel 3” stamped 12595-0480, madein U.S.A, counter balance handle, black anodized finish, in as newcondition with maker’s velcro case £40-50

6272x Orvis Salmon Fly Reels - Battenkill 3 3/4” wide drum alloy flyreel with mottled finish, perforated face, smooth foot, runs smooth,surface wear apparent, together with Orvis Presentation EXR V widedrum 3 3/4” fly reel in black, perforated body and foot, runs smoothwith signs of use, both with maker’s zip cases (2) £50-70

628Orvis CFO III Disc 150th Anniversary Limited Edition fly reel1856-2006 in anodized gun metal finish, rosewood handle, in as newcondition, stamped 0454, complete with maker’s zip case and box

£100-150

629Orvis Pro Guide Mid Arbour IV fly reel 3 1/2” in anodizedaluminium, left and right hand change, counter weight handle, in asnew condition, with maker’s case and box £50-70

630Orvis Rocky Mountain Turbine II fly reel 3 1/2” with counterweight handle, die-cast aluminium, baked enamel finish, LH and RHconversion, in as new condition, with maker’s case and box £50-70

631Fine B James & Son England Richard Walker Avon Mk. IV splitcane rod -10ft 2in 2pc with matching pink lined butt and tip guides-exceptionally clean doughnut style 25” cork handle with alloy slidingreel fittings comes complete with makers cloth bag appears unused

£150-180

632Good Hardy Alnwick “The Expert” whole and split cane matchrod serial number G35096- 12ft 3pc with whole cane butt and midsections and whole cane spliced split cane tip - clear Agate tip guide,24” trumpet style cork handle with alloy sliding reel fittings andmakers rubber butt cap - comes c/w cloth bag - appears to be alloriginal £75-100

633Fine Martin James Redditch “Matchman” whole cane and splitcane spliced rod- 11ft 3in 3pc whole cane butt section, whole canespliced split cane mid-section and a spliced split cane tip -amberAgate lined tip and butt guides - 25 inch dark cork handle with alloysliding reel fittings - very clean throughout the excellent conditioncomplete with fitted cloth bag £40-50

634Fine Hardy Bros Alnwick “The Dapping” whole cane andgreenheart fly rod ser. no. G32556- – 14ft 3pc whole cane butt andmid sections and greenheart tip c/w spare tip - both with clear Agatetip guides – 24” trumpet style clean cork handle fitted with makersbronzed Universal Reel fittings and matching butt cap with screw onwooden button - in exceptional condition and in fitted makers clothbag £50-60

635Good Mitre Hardy The Zephyr Float glass fibre/split cane rod –12ft 3pc with glass fibre butt section, split cane mid and tip sections-amber Agate lined butt and tip guides, 20.5” slight trumpet style corkhandle (very clean) c/w alloy sliding reel fittings - makers detailsinscribed just above the handle (some letters missing) would appearto be fully refurbished and comes in a badly fitted Mitre Hardy clothbag £40-60

636Good Hardy “The Fibalite Spinning 7/8lb” Rod - 8ft 6in 2pc withclear Agate tip guide, 23 inch clean/likely soiled fitted with makersalloy screw down locking reel fittings all original and comes in themakers original cloth bag cork handle £50-60

637Good Hardy “Richard Walker Carp No.2” fibalite rod – 10ft 2pcfitted with Fuji style line guides throughout-28 inch mushroom stylecork handle-lightly soiled C/W black anodised sliding reel fittings alloriginal well looked after rod comes in makers fitted cloth back

£50-60

638Fine Hardy “Matchmaker” Fibalite course rod – 12ft 3pc withamber lined butt and tip guides-25.5” trumpet style cork handle(extremely clean-would appear unused and comes in the originalmakers fitted cloth bag £50-60

6392x good Diawa Carbon Avon/Match rods – Prospecialist 3 Avon12ft 3pc with detachable butt - 1.25lb test – fitted with fuji styleguides throughput – 24” flat sided cork handle with Graphite G.18Screw locking reel fittings – shop soiled handle in mcb for a 4pc rod ;and another similar style carbon rod 17ft 3pc – fitted with fuji styleguides throughput – 24” flat sided cork handle with Diawa Precisionsliding screw locking carbon reel fitting – shop soiled handle in mob

£40-50

640Fine James Aspindale & Son Redditch Dalesman Series “TheForedale No.1” whole and split cane match rod - 11ft 3pc withwhole cane butt, spliced midsection with whole cane spliced splitcane tip – agate lined butt and tip guides - 21.5 inch clean cork handlewith alloy sliding reel ring fittings together with good makersrectangular black and gold decal label just below the rod detailswould appear to be totally refurbished and comes in the makersoriginal fitted cloth bag £40-50

641Fine W.B Clark, Redditch Worcs whole cane greenheartcombination rod – 10ft 6in 3pc with white ceramic lined butt and tipguides – 16” wooden and cork handle fitted with brass reel fittingstotally refurbished c/w period brown cloth bag £30-40

642Interesting R Chapman & Co Ware, Herts “Dennis Pye 700” splitcane rod with Gallyon and Sons Gunmakers transfer label just abovethe rod details (G) – 10ft 2pc with 28.5 inch trumpet style detachablecork handle with sliding alloy reel fittings very lightly soiled somevery minor water damage to the 1st guide otherwise appears alloriginal c/w cloth bag. £60-75


643Fine Rovex John Wilson Avon Quiver Travel Rod – 11ft 5pccarbon with 3x additional tips – line rating 3-8lb -Rovex carbonscrew down locking handle system - appears unused in makerssleeve and cordura rod tube £40-50

644Fine J .W Young 13ft Trotter Travel Rod – 5pc carbon – fittedwith Rovex carbon screw upward locking reel fitting - appearsunused in makers sleeve and cordura rod tube £40-50

645Fine Hardy Marksman Specialist Avon Smuggler travel rod – 11ft4pc carbon with screw down locking handle system – appears unusedin maker’s fitted cloth bag and cordura rod tube with makers leathercircular logo £150-200

646Orvis Selection of Fishing Accessories to include Orvis inflatablefloatation aid together with Orvis magnetic fly cases, small Orviscanvas pouch, Orvis Hatch Batch flies, toothy critter leader, plus aselection of Orvis tubs, and fly patches with all appear in good, cleancondition (16) £40-60

647Stillwater Propin centrepin 4 3/4” reel wooden, twin handled, runssmooth in as new condition, with neoprene case £30-40

648Interesting ‘The Universal Reel’ side casting reel patent 642282, 4”dia back plate, twin wire guide line, twisting brass foot, runs smooth,chip to rim, slight wear in places, with instructions and carded box

£30-40

6492x Modern Fly Reels - Redington AS 7/8 alloy fly reel 3 1/4”diameter with counter balance, in black, runs smooth, signs of wearplus spare spool, together with Teton 3 1/2” fly reel with counterbalance handle, spare spool, both run smooth with signs of surfacewear apparent (4) £40-60

650Selection of fly reels (4) - Wickhams 4/5 alloy fly reel 2 7/8”diameter, smooth foot, runs smooth with light signs of wear, c/wmaker’s box, together with a Wickhams 3 1/2” alloy fly reel in as newcondition, plus a Yoshikawa T01/02 miniature reel and anotherminiature / novelty fully ventilated reel 2” diameter (4) £30-40

651‘Blue Phantom’ Reels of Redditch centrepin reel 3 1/2” dia - twinhandle, backplate check, stepped brass foot, together with anunnamed narrow drum 4 1/4” centrepin reel with twin handles,backplate check – both appear to run smooth, signs of slight wearapparent (2) £50-70

652The ‘Helica’ Casting Reel Co Redditch spinning reel patent383438 half bail, with line, runs smooth, with signs of wear apparent,c/w card box £30-40

653Shakespeare Ambidex Titanium 1802ti spinning reel runs smoothtogether with Quick CTE 135 closed face spinning reel runs smooth,in good condition (2) £10-20

6542x Large unnamed Adcock Stanton style centrepin reels both widedrum, twin handled, measure 5” dia’, appear to run smoothly withsigns of surface wear apparent; together with a Fuji Reel 45 Sidecastpatent centrepin reel measures 5 1/2” dia, FK patent trademark,appears to be in good condition overall (3) £40-60

6553x salmon fly reels - Okuma Magnitude MD 7/8 wide drum reeltogether with Okuma Airframe AF 7/9 wide drum reel, both withcounter weight, maker’s box; plus a Fladen fishing Warbird AFAFTMA 7/8 fly reel in aluminium with maker’s box – all appear inunused condition (3) £40-60

6562x unused Shimano fly reels - Fine Shimano Ultegra Fly 56 alloytrout fly reel 3” anodized finish, runs smooth, signs of very little use,with maker’s pouch and box; together with Shimano Ultegra Fly 78alloy fly reel in anodised finish appears unused with neoprene pouchand maker’s box (2) £40-60

6572x Shakespeare Redditch England Beaulite 3 1/2” alloy fly reelsincludes a wide drum model and another, both run smooth and appearin good, clean condition, with polystyrene cases and carded coverswith models 2871 and 2873 £40-60

658Snowbee Prestige 560 3” gilt alloy fly reel and spare spool, woodencounter balance, both with line, appear in almost unused conditionwith neoprene case (2) £30-50

6592x unused fly reels - Marado Evolution F #189 aluminium fly reel3 1/4” perforated face, wooden handle, appears in unused condition,with neoprene case and maker’s box; together with BlackridgeEvolution FX 200 3” black with wood handle, counter balanceweight, appears unused with pouch (2) £40-60

660Fine Selection of J.W Young & Sons Redditch ‘TheWorcestershire Fly’ model geared fly reels 2626, 2627 and 2629(3) – 2626 model measures 3 3/8”, 2627 model measures 3 1/2” and2629 model measures 3 5/8” with polystyrene case and box, all runsmooth and very well, model 2627 appears with surface wear, plus a3 5/8” spare spool within Greys reel zip case with four compartments(4) £100-150

6612x Aquarex 400 4” and an Aquarex 325S 3 1/4” alloy fly reels allin black finish, with U shaped line guides, perforated face, all runsmooth with light signs of use, retaining most paintwork throughout(3) 30-40

6622x Grice & Young Reels - Sea Jecta Mk III 4 1/4” wide drumcentrepin reel twin handled, wire line guide, with line, on/off rearcheck, perforated face, together with Grice & Young 4 3/4” Wirral DeLuxe centrepin reel both with signs of surface wear but run smooth

£50-70


6632x Fine Veteran Tica S model fly reels to include S209 #8/9 fly reeland S206 #5/6 fly reel – both with counter balance, in aluminium,with pouch and maker’s box – both appear as new condition £30-40

6642x Fine Veteran Tica G model fly reels to include G208 #7/8 flyreel and G206 #5/6 fly reel – both with counter balance, inaluminium, with pouch and maker’s box, appear as new condition

£30-40

665Fine Greys of Alnwick GTX No.1 fly reel with 2x spare spools withcounter balance, together with Greys GRX #5/6 trout fly reel withline and spare spools – both with pouch and in maker’s box, appear inas new condition (6) £50-70

666Fine “Sharpes Rods” whole cane spliced split cane coarse rod –11ft 3pc with whole cane butt and mid sections and whole canespliced split cane tip – a very clean 23” trumpet style cork handlewith alloy sliding reel fittings – res agate lined tip guide – c/w correct“Sharpes Rods” transfer label just above the cork handle – in greatcondition – in blue cloth bag £40-50

667Good Foster Bros Ashbourne “The Ideal” split cane salmon/pikespinning rod - 8ft 2pc with red Agate lined butt guide-22” corkhandle (some soiling) with alloy sliding reel fittings - split canesections are in excellent condition possibly re-varnished and comes inmakers fitted cloth bag £40-60

668Fine Milwards “The Spincraft” split cane perch/chubb spinningrod – 8ft 2in 2pc with amber Agate lined guides with contrastingclear Agate tip guide exceptionally clean 23.5” slim cork handle withblack anodised alloy sliding reel fittings, bright alloy butt capstamped with makers rectangular logo - would appear unused-theminutest chip to the makers colour transfer logo just above the corkhandle otherwise (VG) – in a new black cloth bag £50-70

669Fine Hardy Marksman XT Power Float carbon rod -13ft 3pc withclean 22.5” cork with integral anodised screw down locking corkhandle would appear unused and comes in makers original fitted clothbag £70-80

670Fine Hardy “The Fibalite Spinning” rod- 9ft 6in 2pc with amberAgate lined butt guide with clear Agate tip guide-28 trumpet stylecork handle fitted with alloy screw locking down reel fittings withblack anodised butt (some signs of wear) otherwise it appears unusedand comes in black cloth bag £70-75

671Fine Korum V2 Carp Carbon Float Rod – 13ft 3pc Heavy Action- reel line 4-8lb – 21.5” cork and duplon handle with screw downlocking integral duplon handle reel fittings - handle shop soiled – andcomes in makers original cloth bag £40-50

672Fine J.W Young Barbel 10544 carbon rod -12ft 2pc with 2x tipsincl quiver tip ( a couple of minor chips just above the female

section) Fuji style lined guides-27” cork handle with carbon screwlocking reel fittings-very lightly possibly shop soiled handleotherwise rod appears unused complete with the original sleeve andmakers cord your rod tube £50-70

673Fine Wychwood “Agitator Bait” carbon rod - 10ft 2pc line wt2.75lb - foot two-piece-Fuji style line guides throughout, fitted withWychwood carbon screw locking reel fittings extremely clean corkhandle would appear unused and comes in the original black clothbag £40-50

674Good Bruce and Walker Hand Built Mk IV G Compound Taperglass fibre rod – 10ft 2pc with Agate lined tip guide, 31 inch trumpetstyle cork handle (some soiling)c/w alloy sliding reel fittingsgenerally clean throughout with good makers decal labels - comes inmakers fitted cloth bag £30-40

675Good Hardy “Fred Buller Pike” Fibalite rod -11ft 2pc fitted withFuji style line guides throughout-30.5 inch cork handle with them atthe varnish finish, alloy screw down locking reel fittings and alloyball shape butt cap -very lightly used comes in the original makersfitted cloth bag with the original Hardy Retail labels £70-80

676Fine Hardy “Match” Fibalite coarse rod – 13ft 3pc with amberAgate lined butt and tip guides - 27.5” trumpet style cork handle withblack anodised sliding reel fittings with similar matching butt cap -all original and appears unused and comes in the original makersfitted cloth bag £60-70

677Fine House of Hardy “Richard Walker Avon” Fibalite courserod- 10ft 2pc with amber Agate lined butt and tip guides 28 inchtrumpet style cork handle (lightly soiled) fitted with black anodisedsliding reel ring fittings and matching butt cap appears unused andcomes in the original makers fitted cloth bag £65-75

678Fine unused Grauvell Teklon Nano Spin 802 ml rod – 8ft 2pcaction 10-50grm/ 1/3-1 2/3oz – fuji lined guides throughout - withergonomic up locking screw reel fittings with gilt bands and butt cap– appears unused in makers cloth bag £50-60

679Fine TVA Tench Perfection carbon rod – 12ft 8in 3pc with fujilined guides throughout – 24” clean cork and duplon handle (lightlysoiled) fitted with fuji style screw locking reel fittings – appearsunused in black cloth bag £40-50

680Interesting selection of Fixed Spool Reels (4) – Abu 444 black andgrey finish, folding handle run smoothly; Bretton Made in FranceModel 602 with folding handle, runs smoothly; Sportex 55 Made inEngland with various adjustments; and Made in Western GermanyTriplex C-55 brass nickel plated bale arm – some wear to stem andedges– otherwise all are have good finish £80-90Note From the Late John Snelson Collection


6813x various ambidextrous spinning reels – 2x J.W Young & Sons“The Ambidex” casting reels one finished in gold, the other in blueand silver and one with folding handle (F/G); and Edgar SealeyRedditch “Sealey Flocast Mk.3” black finish with cream spool-allhave slight wear to their frames and all run smoothly – quitepresentable £45-60Note From the Late John Snelson Collection

682Good A. Allan Glasgow “Spinet” early thread line alloy andbrass casting reel and case: alloy spool, half bail arm, RHW model,pat No 262706 – comes in the original leatherette fitted box withfolding front panel c/w clip to hold oil bottle – c/w typed envelopewith details on how to replace the outer cover – very good example -turns well £75-100Note From the Late John Snelson Collection

683Early Hardy Bros Alnwick The Hardex No.1 Mk.1 threadlinespinning reel c. 1937 – half bale arm. LHW model, chrome flier50 –all in working order – usual wear to the out casing and stem – turnswell an comes in leatherette reel box c/w period leaflets withendorsements from Jock Scott. £50-55Note From the Late John Snelson Collection

684Selection of American Level Wind multiplying reels (3) – Fine J.ACoxe Bronson Reel Co Michigan The Coronet 25 in makers fittedleather case c/w screw driver and instructions leaflet (torn butcomplete) (G); Fine and unused Pflueger Summit No. 1993L –lightweight model c/w tie on makers label, Makers labelled CorkArbor, Parts leaflet, pokey bag and makers box (sellotaped); andPflueger Supreme with rubberised handle knobs ( slightly perished atthe bases) otherwise runs smoothly £60-75Note From the Late John Snelson Collection

6852x J.W Young & Son Gildex pattern bait casting level windmultiplying reels - one bronze and one grey with hexagon shapedend plates, both with hinged folding foot assemblies – some rim wearotherwise both retaining good finish. £50-60Note From the Late John Snelson Collection

686Selection of Redditch made wide drum salmon and centre pinreels (3) - Allcocks “The Brighton” 3.75” drum with central tensionadjuster, black finish, with chrome bickerdyke line guide, on offcheck button-run smoothly; J.W Young and Sons “The Beaudex” 4”dia, on off check button, fitted with an interesting square alloy lineguide, smooth chrome foot comes c/w line; and J. W. Young & Sons“The Seldex” 3.75” dia , smooth chrome foot, on-off check button, ispillarless models, runs smoothly - all with some rim wear but all verypresentable and 3 good examples £60-75Note From the Late John Snelson Collection

687Selection of J W Young & Sons salmon fly reels (2) – The FreedexPat 3.75” dia, free spool with fixed regulator, on/off check buttonretaining nearly 90% black finish (G); and The Pridex 3.5” dia withclip on makers alloy line guide for both left and right hand wind –constant check - some slight rim wear – runs smoothly and both verypresentable examples £40-45Note From the Late John Snelson Collection

688Fine Edge-Elite Aerial Style Alloy Wide Drum Centre Pin reel –4.5” dia, smooth brass foot, pillared drum core, and on/off checkbutton – spins for ever – a good example £50-60Note From the Late John Snelson Collection

689Pair of early “Flick-Em” alloy centre pin reels – Scarce AllcocksStamped Geo Wilkins & Son Redditch “The Perfection Flick-Em” 41/8” dia with smooth brass foot, crazed ivorine handles , on-off checkbutton spins well; and The Flick-Em 4” dia with smooth brass foot,on/off check button – fitted with fine wire 4x section bickerdyke typeline guide – quick release bar latch – rear brass central screw lockingnut – quite stiff to turn and to take apart £80-120Note From the Late John Snelson Collection

6902x Interesting Alvey Side casting reels – Brass and wooden 3.5” diaspool c/w brass casting eye, central drum tension regulator screw –devoid of all the original chrome finish but still looks good; andCharles Alvey & Son Brisbane ‘5” Club Trophy Special’ Bakelitewith chrome back plate stamped Made in Australia 500/A1/7 c/won/off ratchet – both run well £40-45Note From the Late John Snelson Collection

691J.S Sharpe Ltd Aberdeen Scottie brand “The Scottie”impregnated split cane sea trout fly rod ser. no. 69277 - 9ft 6in2pc complete with butt extension in the original wooden cork buttpeaks-alloy screw locking reel fittings stamped with the serialnumber - handle soiled from use-retaining 90% of the original makerstransfer labels comes in mcb – very presentable rod £60-70

692Orvis Clearwater Series Model 906 graphite trout fly rod – 9ft2pc line 6#, 3 7/8oz - with Fuji style lined butt guide, so wooden andblack anodised alloy screw locking reel fittings-handle lightly soiledfrom use comes in makers cloth bag and the original makers plasticrod tube c/w detailed label - very usable and presentable rod £40-50

693Good Daiwa Wilderness carbon sea trout fly rod model numberWN 11373-11ft 3in 3pc line 7#-Fuji lined butt guide-very lightlysoiled cork handle fitted with carbon screw alloy fittings appearsunused comes in fitted cloth bag together with Scierre cordura rodtube-great looking outfit £50-60

694Shakespeare fly and Sealey spinning rods (2) – ShakespeareInternational Fly 8ft 2pc carbon fly rod-line 5/6#, Shakespearegraphite gilt anodised screw locking reel fittings, handle soiled-comesin the original makers red cloth bag (very usable); and Sealey 7ft 2pcsplit cane brook spinning rod - amber Agate lined butt and tipguides-alloy screw locking reel fittings - handle lightly soiled fromuse comes in fitted cloth bag again very usable £30-40

695Fine Diawa Regal Lure Special carbon spinning travel rod - 10ft4pc c/wt 7-30gms - Fuji style lined guides throughout 27” shop soiledcork handle with carbon screw locking reel fittings still with remainsof the original barcode-good looking rod in the makers fitted rodsleeve £40-50


6962x good carbon trout fly rods – fine Cortland GRF1000 AllGraphite 7ft 6in 2pc brook fly rod line 5/6# with fuji lined butt guide– very clean cork handle fitted with black alloy anodised screwlocking reel fittings appears unused; and “Craddock Carbon Fibre FlyRod” 9ft 2pc line 7/8# - some soiling to the cork handle fitted withalloy screw locking reel fittings and comes in fitted cloth bag – verypresentable rod £50-60

6972 good carbon trout fly rods -a fine Kassnar Full Graphite 9ft 6”2pc line 7/8# - with Fuji style lined butt guide - Duplon handle withgilt anodised fittings and black anodised screw locking reel fitmentslightly used and comes in makers cloth bag; and F.T.T “Fly Trout”10ft 2pc line 7/8# - lined butt guide, slightly soiled cork handle fittedwith Fuji style screw locking reel fittings and comes in the originalmakers cloth bag - two very useful rods £50-60

698Fine unused Shakespeare Royalty Salmon Fly” Carbon Rod –14ft 3pc line 10-11#-fitted with Fuji style line guides-28 inch trumpetstyle cork handle still with the original shrink wrapping, carbon screwlocking reel fittings appears unused in makers green cloth bag

£30-50

6993 various spinning rods and rod tube (4)– Zebco Model 1703 FK15ft 2pc with chrome and rubberised trigger handle - lure wt 1/16-1/4oz. - recommended line weight 4-8 LB plus Pro Performance corduratravel rod tube which can hold the rod; Edgar Sealey Octopus 7 foottwo-piece spinning rod in makers cloth bag; and 9 foot two-pieceglass fibre spinning rod with alloy locking screw reel fittings withbrass butt cap used and comes in cloth bag £20-30

700Great selection of fishing hooks, line, and boxes – incl largeselection of mounted hooks, hooks and line - many on originalmakers cards Lee Redditch, Harris of Redditch, Poolson sea hooks,boxes of Mustad & Son, lead weights together with Ocean City 940reel et al (box) £40-50

7012x Edgar Sealey Redditch Twinfish Deluxe 3 3/8” alloy fly reelsone engraved with make and model details, both with smooth feet,little signs of wear, in good condition, both run smooth and c/wmaker’s boxes £20-40

702Pflueger Trion 2857 centrepin reel in stainless steel, polishedrosewood knob and counter balanced, in as new condition, maker’spouch and box £20-30

703Selection of unused reels (3) - Iknoix 4 1/4” centrepin trotting reel incopper finish, wood knob twin handled; an Airflow Balancealuminium 79 large arbour reel with counter balance and in maker’sbox; and an unnamed 3 1/4” camouflage finish centre pin reel withcounter balance – all in as new condition (3) £40-60

7042x John Wilson Masterline Six Shooter multiplier reels 5.1:1 ratio,marked WSS600, level wind guide, graphite one piece frame, inmaker’s box, as new condition £20-30

705Reels (2): - Fine Garcia Mitchell 710 automatic fly reel withretrieve lever, O ring line guide, marked D17920 maker’s box plusABU Delta 3 alloy trout fly reel with quick release drum marked730601 with some signs of wear, runs smooth (2) £30-40

706Lewtham Products centrepin trotting reels (3) includes ‘The LeedsReel’ 5 1/2” reel with slight sticking when spun, paintwork excellent,with possible retouching/repainting to foot, a 4 1/” reel in very goodclean condition, runs smooth, plus another 4 1/4” reel with signs ofwear, runs smooth – all with pull up knurled knobs, twin handle, 2xmaker’s boxes (3) £80-100

707K.P Morritt’s ‘Intrepid’ and ‘Intrepid-de-luxe’ fixed spoolspinning reels plus a de-luxe model spare spool both in black, withmaker’s plaque, white handles, LH or RH wind optional handle, withsigns of age related wear and use, retains much of the paintwork, withcarded box, together with D.A.M Quick 220N and 330 fixed spoolreels, both with signs of light use, o/w in good condition (4) £20-30

708Selection of Farlow’s Reels (3) - C Farlow & Co B.W.P Patent ‘ThePresident’ 3 1/2” alloy fly reel missing handle together with 2x CFarlow & Co 3” alloy fly reels with black handles, 1x with line – allwith perforated faces, runs smooth, signs of wear apparent throughout(3) £30-50

7093x J.W Young & Sons Condex fly reels to include 3 3/8” diametermottled finish, 2x 3 1/4” diameter mottle and plain finish reels, and a3 1/2” Pridex reel, all with signs of use and or surface wear, appear torun smooth (4) £50-60

710Reels (3) - Nice Milbro ‘Milbro Supreme’ fly reel 3” with whitehandle, smooth foot, with The Mibro makers label, in appears to beoriginal box marked ‘The Milbro-Supreme’ for fly fishing No. F509;together with a 3” unnamed fly reel marked ‘Made in England’ toface plate, on/off check, counter balanced; and another 2 3/4” fly reelwith white handle, smooth foot, - all appear to run smooth £40-60

7112x Abu Closed Face Reels - ABU 507 with signs of wear and useapparent throughout, runs smooth, together with Abu Garcia 1044closed face reel with signs of use apparent, runs smooth (2) £30-40

7122x Interesting side casting reels to include Angler Scout 8-120 inblue with twin handles, line, runs smooth, signs of use and surfacewear apparent, together with Ueno Seiko Co Patent ‘Olympic Reel’with double twin handles, runs smooth, signs of wear and useapparent (2) £30-40

713Reels (3) - x2 Garcia Mitchell 324 fixed spool spinning reels bothwith spare spools, in maker’s box, appears in good, clean conditionoverall, plus a Mitchell 206 spinning reel and spare spool all in black(6) £45-55


714Selection of assorted modern spinning reels (6) - Hellion 3000,Advance GD3000, Interceptor Pro IPB350, Quest 4000, Prince 301and Merlin 40 – condition mixed, some signs of use, generally alluseable in A/G condition overall (6) £30-40

714aGrey, Zane ‘Tales of Tahitian Waters’ – first edition, 1931, Harper& Brothers Publishers, New York. Hardcover. Illustrated by Grey,Zane (illustrator). 1st Edition. 303pp. Overall a nice copy of thisvenerated authors exciting adventures at sea. 33 full page sepia photoplates. 303 pp £30-40

715Grey, Zane ‘Tales of Fresh-Water Fishing’ – 1st ed, 1928 Grosset& Dunlap Publishers. Hardcover. Light green cloth covered boardswith dark green stamped lettering to front board and spine, greenmonochrome photograph endpapers. 277pp £30-40

716Fine Grey, Zane Ltd Ed signed - ‘Tales of the Angler’s EldoradoNew Zealand’ – signed by author’s son, Loren Grey, 1991 DerrydalePress Inc Publishers Lyon Mississippi 1926 reprint 1953. Blackleather and gold gilt title and illustration to front board and spine,black monochrome photograph endpapers. In fine condition £40-50

7172x Zane Grey Fishing Books - Grey, Zane ‘Tales of SouthernRivers’ 1st ed 1924, Harper & Brothers New York and London,illustrated, 249pp, plus ‘Tales of Lonely Trails’ first ed, 1922 Hodderand Stoughton, Ltd London, illustrated, 320pp – both hardbacks incloth, appear with light wear (2) £15-20

718Grey, Zane ‘Tales of Swordfish and Tuna’ 1st ed, 1927 Harper &Brothers Publishers. Hardcover. Blue monochrome photographendpapers. 203pp. plus 90 photographic halftone plates taken by theauthor; drawings by Frank E. Phares. Publisher's gilt-stamped darkblue cloth. £50-70

719Grey, Zane ‘Tales of Swordfish and Tuna’ 1927 Grosset & DunlapPublishers. Hardcover. orange monochrome photograph endpapers.203pp. plus 90 photographic halftone plates taken by the author;drawings by Frank E. Phares. Publisher's dark blue stamped title onorange cloth. Illustrated dust jacket front loose and some splits andmissing areas to back (note slight foxing to some pages) £50-70

720Goadby, Peter Game Fishing Book Selection including Big Fishand Blue Water Game fishing in the Pacific, Big Fish & Blue WaterGame Fishing in the Pacific (Revised Edition), Saltwater GameFishing Offshore and Onshore – all with DJ’s (3) £20-30

721Ferguson, Malcolm ‘Fishing Adventure’ 1893 1st ed publishedDundee, original green cloth binding £30-40

722Anderson, J ‘The River Dove with some quiet thought on theHappy Practice of Angling’ published Will Pickering London 18471st ed. full calf binding inscribed to H G Henderson from his father1879, gilt and ridged spine in fine condition £100-140

723Chetham, James ‘The Anglers Vade Mecum or, A Compendious,Yet Full Discourse of Angling’ 1700, printed by William Battersby,3rd ed. engraved plate of fish bound in old style full calf binding,ridge spine, in fine condition £200-250

724Revoil Benedict Henry ‘Peches Dans L’Amerique Du Nord’published Paris 1863 1st ed in original 1/2 leather binding (inFrench), ridge spine with gold gilt £20-30

725Pulman, G P R ‘The Vade Mecum of Fly Fishing for Trout’London 1846, 2nd ed re-written and greatly enlarged, original clothbinding with original white title label on upper cover, marks to covers

£100-150

726Cholmondeley-Pennell H ‘The Modern Practical Angler’ 1870coloured frontis of flies other illustrations red cloth binding with bookplate Henry B Marshall £80-100

727Mottram, J C ‘Sea Trout and other Fishing Studies’ 1920 1stedtogether with Trout Fisheries their care and preservation 1928 1stedition with DJ (2) £30-40

728Mottram, J C ‘Fly Fishing some new arts and mysteries’ 1921with Sea Trout and other studies both original bindings (2) £20-30

729Robertson R Macdonald ‘In Scotland with a Fishing Rod’ 19351st ed together with Lure of the Lochs by R V Garton 1971 1st ed,The Great Salmon Rivers of Scotland by John Ashley Cooper 19801st ed (3) £30-40

730Bowlker, Charles ‘Art of Angling’ Greatly improved Ludlow 18335th Ed revised hand coloured frontis, half leather with ridged and giltspine, £60-80

731Bowlker, Charles ‘Art of Angling’ or Complete Fly-Fisher Ludlow1792 6th ed printed Birmingham engraved frontis, full light browncalf bindings, gilt title to spine £120-140

732Cholmondeley-Pennell H ‘The Modern Practical AnglerComplete guide to Fly-Fishing’ bottom fishing & trolling circa18701st ed coloured frontis of flies other illustrations green cloth bindingwith book plate The Piscatorial Society £75-100

733Reynolds, James ‘The Oarsman’s and Anglers Map of theThames from its source to London Bridge’ 1895 approx. 9ft long,original brown covers £80-100

734Bowlker, Charles ‘Art of Angling or Complete Fly-Fisher’ Ludlow1788 5th ed printed Birmingham engraved frontis of flies, 1/4 calfbinding £75-100


735Nobbs, Robert ‘The Anglers Pocket Book or Complete EnglishAngler’ 3rd ed London 1805, printed by H K Causton bound withThe Complete Art of Trolling, 1/4 carf binding, F W Sims book plateto inside front cover good example £80-100

736Stevenson, C A ‘The Song of the Reel, Nottingham’ 1914 1st edoriginal binding £15-25

737Tayler, James ‘Red Palmer & Practical Treatise on Fly Fishing’London 1888, 4th publ’d Folkestone with original red cloth binding

£75-100

738Early Fishing Book: Fraser, Alex – ‘Natural History of theSalmon, Herrings, Cod, Line, Etc.’ 1833 published Inverness, 2ndEd, with hand written notes in margin (1914), in original boards, re-backed, a scarce copy, light speckled foxing o/w a good example

£100-150

739Faddist – ‘Angling for Roach’ printed by Fisher & Sons Bedford 1sted binding little worn £35-45

740Cox I. E. B. C. – ‘Facts and Useful Hints Relating to Fishing andShooting’ 1874, 3rd ed text illustrations, original cloth biding £40-50

741Colquhoun, John ‘Rocks and Rivers’ London 1849, 1st ed originalgreen cloth binding with book plate Richard Henry Venables Kyrke

£65-85

742Brookes, R ‘The Art of Angling’ 1766 printed by T Lowndes,engraved frontis plate 135 woodcuts of fish, 3rd ed original full calfbinding, ridge spine £120-140

743Bickerdyke, John (C H Cook) ‘The Book of the All RoundAngler’ 1900 new ed., this book covers pike, game, coarse andsaltwater angling with 283 illustrations, original green cloth binding

£25-45

744Best, Thomas ‘A Concise Treatise on the Art of Angling’ published1804 6th ed engraved frontis plate of a lady and gentleman fishingcontains the table of sun rising every third day in the year adverts,rebound old style full calf in fine condition £75-100

745Salmon Fishing Books Henry Williamson Salar the Salmon, ChaytorA H Letters to a Salmon Fisher’s Sons 1919, Bingham CharlesSalmon Fishing on Small Rivers (3) £25-35

746Radcliffe, William ‘Fishing from the Earliest Times’ 1926 - 2ndand best edition, illustrated original blue cloth binding £30-40

747Kilbourne S A and Goode G Brown ‘Game Fishers of the UnitedStates’ Winchester Press N.Y. 1972 ltd ed of 1000 copies 20 colouredplates of fish 18.5 x 12.5 contained in folder spine damaged and taped

£40-50

748West, Leonard ‘The Natural Trout Fly and its Imitation’ 1912 1sted coloured plates original green cloth binding £75-95

749West, Leonard ‘The Natural Trout Fly and its Imitation’ 1912 1sted coloured plates original green cloth binding cover a little worn

£40-50

750The Young Anglers Companion’ Printed and Published by JamesMarch 24 Webber Street 1820, hand coloured frontis and title pageoriginal pink paper coloured boards, bound in 1/4 leather £350-400

751The Gentleman’s Angler’ – Containing early instruction, London1736 2nd ed with large additions, very good example bound in fullcalf, book plate of F W Sims inside front cover £450-500

752Slossum Annie- Trumbull ‘Fishin’ Jimmy’ N.Y. 1889 2nd edoriginal cloth together with Dr Johnson Reminiscent Tales of aHumble Angler USA 1921 (2) £15-25

753Ronalds, Alfred ‘The Fly Fisher’s Entomology’ 1921 together withRollo W Keith The Art of Fly Fishing 1931 1st ed (2) £15-25

754Salter, T F ‘The Trollers Guide Art of Trolling for Jack and Pike’London 1820 printed by Carpenter & Son 1st ed 1st issue frontis plateand woodcut illustrations a fine example in 1/2 polished green calfbinding £250-300

755Ronalds, Alfred ‘The Fly Fishers Entomology’ London 1883 9th ed20 hand coloured plates good example in original cloth £50-70

756Black-Palmer (J M Steer) ‘Scotch Loch-Fishing’ 1882 1st edoriginal green cloth binding together with Hodgson Salmon Fishing1920 with 8 coloured plates (2) £40-50757Hills, J W ‘A History of Fly Fishing for Trout’ London 1921 1st edoriginal cloth binding £25-35

758Angling Times Series – Tombleson Peter Match Fishing 1957, PeartLancelot Trout and Trout Water 1956, Thorndike Jack Sea Fishingwith the Expert 1956 all 1st ed in dust jackets (3 vols) £20-30

759Whieldon, Tony – Fly Tying 1986, Beach Casting 1987, RoachFishing 1988 together with The Fly Tier’s Companion by MikeDawes 2000, Basic Fly Tying in Pictures by Ted Andrews 1988 (5)

£10-15


760Sandison, Bruce signed – The Press and Journal Angling LinesFishing in Scotland 2009 signed by the author together with Fishing’sStrangest Days by Tom Quinn 2002 £20-25

761Selection of Trout Fishing Books – Covering many aspects of FlyFishing to include F is for Fishing Fiona Armstrong, Tales from theAngler’s Rest Armstrong, West Country Fly Fishing Bark, FlyCasting Gander, The Complete Wally Angler Parker, Trout & How toCatch Them Castle, Catching Big Trout Pearson, Trout FishingSceats, Trout & Terrestrials Stevens, Trout & the Sub Surface FlyStevens, The Piccolo Fishing Book Venables, Trout Fishing on HillStreams Clapham 8 been signed copies (12) £20-40

762Fox Evolution Fishing Bag Multi pocket green back pack bagtogether with Shakespeare waterproof fishing bag with separate fishnet bag (3) £15-20

763Wychwood Solace canvass tackle bag and accessories to incl floats,cales, forceps. Anglers penknife, Chub makers large specimen 6ft netin pouch etc – (Qty) £20-25

7642x Wicker baskets – both with hinged lids and handles (one handlemissing) - both with minor faults – overall 7.5” x 17 x 12” £10-20

765Early Hardy’s “Patent Uniqua” 3 1/8” alloy trout fly reel c.1903stamped with makers straight line details to face plate, stamped withthe maker’s initial GS internally - smooth brass foot, small knocks toeither end of the foot, runs smoothly – in later MOB £150-180

766Hardy Bros England Perfect 3 1/4” post war alloy salmon fly reelwith brown handle, rim tension regulator, correct ribbed brass foot,retains 90% of original lead finish c/w maker’s padded case, runssmooth (G) £280-300

767‘Fideliter’ trout fly fishing reel stamped “3 7/16” Reel – No AFR1” to the back plate, black handle, 3 screw drum release latch, alloysmooth foot, dial regulator to back plate, runs smooth, usual rimwear, with thread line £50-60

7682x fixed spool reels including a K P Morritt’s Intrepid Surfcasttogether with LH – RU reel (2) £10-20

769Penn Longbeach Sea Fishing multiplier Reel No 60 with counterbalanced torpedo handle together with Pflueger Pontiac surf castingreel: patented No 1450738 both with signs of wear (2) £40-60

770Collection of various sea and surf casting reels (3) K.P Morritt LtdIntrepid Sea Streak multiplying reel with red end plates (veryuseable), Daiwa 4000c 2 ball bearing fixed spool reel (used) and anunnamed Mahogany and brass frog back 5” wide drum boat reel –with brass rear drum flange; on/off check – brass foot filed, replaceddrum locking screw and grain crack to the back plate £20-40

771Unnamed and unusual chrome, alloy and composite sea reelfactory constructed 4.25” x 2 5/8” wide drum with raised face drumwith quick release drum latch, chrome bickerdyke line guard, rearchrome perforated triangular shape back strap c/w on/check button,and tension regulator – pillar drum core appears unused £20-30

772Allcock's Big Game Sea Reel: 6” stainless steel big game reel withcounter balanced handle with central knurled drag adjuster,bickerdyke line guide, back plate optional check button and brakelever, good throughout £40-50

773Nottingham wooden Star Back / Strap Back reels, To include Sun5” star back, twin bone handled, wing locking drum nut, on/off checkS Allcock & Son 4.5” star back, twin handled, on/off check, OgdenSmith strap back 3” twin handled together with a unbranded 3.5”strap back A/F(4) £25-30

774Nottingham wooden Strap Back reels, Various conditions and sizes2.5” to 3.5” all with twin handles, centre drum nuts, A/F (4) £15-25

775Malloch’s Patent sidecaster reel 4” alloy and brass reel, hornhandle, cross hatched slide button to twisting foot, casting eye (notecentre button broken) £20-30

776Fine Hardy Bros The Exalta spinning reel – c/w LHW foldinghandle, reversing stem, alloy spool – on/off check button - goodenamel finish £60-80Note From the Late John Snelson Collection

777Fine Hardy Bros The Hardex No.1 Mk.1 spinning reel – LHWwith half bail arm – Bakelite spool – retaining 95% of the originaldark lead finish - runs freely £40-50Note From the Late John Snelson Collection

778Pair of Nottingham wooden and brass strap reels – incl 2.5” widedrum and 3” stamped Made in England a dent to both ends of thebrass foot – 2 good examples £10-20Note From the Late John Snelson Collection

779Pair of good Slater style wooden and brass star back reels – 4.5”dia with 4x screw drum release latch, rear drum plate and lined internalback plate rim, on/off check – spins for ever; and 3.5” dia with 4xscrew drum release latch, on/off check button, - spins freely (G)Note From the Late John Snelson Collection £70-90

780Good Cummings Maker Bishop Auckland Uniqua style alloysalmon fly reel – 4.5” dia - double check mechanism, smooth brassfoot (G) comes complete with line usual rim wear runs freely £70-80Note From the Late John Snelson Collection

781Good Army and Navy C.S.L Victoria St London Uniqua stylealloy salmon fly reel - 4.25” dia with quick drum release button,smooth brass foot – constant check – runs freely £70-80Note From the Late John Snelson Collection


782Good Rueben Heaton Centabrake alloy Salmon Fly Reel - 4.5”dia with counterbalance weight handle, good smooth brass foot(slightly shortened to one end) constant check – c/w silk line – runsfreely £60-70Note From the Late John Snelson Collection

783Pair of Named Uniqua style alloy trout fly reels – A Carter & CoSouth Molton St London 3” dia with smooth brass foot, pillar drumcore, constant check – runs freely; and J.J.S Walker Bampton & SonMakers Alnwick 3” dia with brass smooth foot, on/off check – runssmoothly £80-100Note From the Late John Snelson Collection

7842x Interesting French Trout Fly reels – Pezon et Michel Made InFrance “Silent Reel – Parabolic” 3 1/8” dia, ribbed alloy foot, andfitted with reversible large oval brass line guard with line marks toopposite corners – runs quietly (only joking); and Wyres FreresRedditch & Paris 3” plate wind retaining much of the originallacquered finish -0 good strong check and runs freely £70-80Note From the Late John Snelson Collection

785Facile lightweight alloy centre pin reel – 3 1/8” perforated drumface and back plate – turned white ivorine handle with brass counterbalance weight, brass central tension screw, brass pillar drum coreand on/off check button – spins freely £40-45Note From the Late John Snelson Collection

786Fine Hardy Bros England The Sunbeam 8/9 alloy fly reel and line– 3.75” dia with smooth alloy foot, rear tension adjuster – reversibleline guides c/w disc cover – appears unused £65-75Note From the Late John Snelson Collection

787Early and interesting P.D. Malloch Perth Patent all brass sidecaster reel – 2 7/8” dia spool with quick release reversible drum,on/off check lever - rotating foot with no levers or controls, retainingvirtually all original finish – runs freely. £70-80Note From the Late John Snelson Collection

788Early W.B Gowland 3&4 Crooked Lane London brass trout flyreel c. 1880’s- 2.5” dia plate wind c/w silk line – constant check –bone/horn handle – retaining much of the original dark lacqueredfinish – plate not quite level – slightly weak check but turns freely Note From the Late John Snelson Collection £40-50

789Interesting C Farlow & Co Ltd London small alloy Perfect styletrout fly reel – 2 5/8” dia with smooth brass foot, makers straightline and Holdfast logos to the plate wind – good constant check –turns smoothly £80-120Note From the Late John Snelson Collection

790Good Slater’s Patent ebonite and brass star back combinationreel – 3.5” dia with nickel plated rear drum rim – brass drum corewith rear ebonite drum flange, annular line guide – foot filed to bothends – runs for ever – patent no 3514 - £80-120Note From the Late John Snelson Collection

791Pair of Matching Struan Patent Brass Salmon and Trout fly reels– 4.5” dia with on/check button c/w silk line turns smoothly; and 2.5”dia with elaborate engraved S to the back plate, constant smoothcheck – both with drum tension locking screws £60-80Note From the Late John Snelson Collection

792Rare and early Blacker 54 Dean St Soho London brass crankwind salmon fly reel c.1842-1857– 4” dia with slightly curved crankarm fitted with horn handle –slight anti-foul rim – foot remarkablystraight – devoid any check – nevertheless a rare reel made by one ofthe most notable rod maker of his day. Note see Graham Turner ACollectors Guide p. 48 for an extract from 1858 Encyclopaedia ofRural Sports giving details of the best manufacturers £150-200Note From the Late John Snelson Collection

793Carter & Co London Nottingham Wooden and brass star backtrolling reel – 5” dia – with rear brass drum flange and back platerim lining- brass star back stamped Patent No 1338/85 – Sun and withretailers details – on/off check – runs freely £30-40Note From the Late John Snelson Collection

794Interesting Milwards made for Richardson V Luyi Pl—CapetownNottingham wooden and brass star back reel – 4.5” dia wide drumwith rear brass drum flange and back plate rim lining – owner orretailers details engraved to the brass star back - on/off check button –fitted with Milwards Pat brass “Brakenut” – comes in a periodunnamed cardboard box – runs freely £50-75Note From the Late John Snelson Collection

7952x interesting Martin James Express Redditch reels – 3.5” dialightweight alloy and bakelite combination centre pin reel with 2xscrew drum release latch with brass on/off check button to Bakeliteback plate stamped with makers oval logo – spins well; and 2.5”brass crank wind fly reel with curved crank arm – constant check –possibly never used £40-60Note From the Late John Snelson Collection

7962x London Makers small brass trout fly reels - Eton and DellerCrooked Lane E.C and Bury St, St James’s London Hercules style 2.5inch dia-hour glass brass foot with perforated holes to each end-constant check retaining much of the original bronzed lacqueredfinish turns freely; and Ogden Smith Maker Hide Park Corner 2.5”dia with our glass brass foot with perforated holes to each end-constant check turns smoothly – 2x good examples (G) £60-80Note From the Late John Snelson Collection

7972x London Makers brass trout fly reels – incl early Holroyd Maker59 Gracechurch St London c.1885 2.75” dia with constant check –runs very smoothly; and Carter & Co London 2.75” with hour glassshaped foot – good strong check – runs very smoothly £50-60Note From the Late John Snelson Collection


798Pair of good Slater style wooden and brass star back combinationreels – 4” dia with 4x screw brass drum release latch, alloy rear drumplate and lined internal back plate rim, on/off check – spins for ever;and 3” dia with 3x screw brass drum release latch, alloy rear drumplate-brass pillared annular line guide-on/off check button, - spinsfreely (G) £80-100Note From the Late John Snelson Collection

799Large unnamed brass and ebonite combination salmon/trollingreel - 4.75” dia, with the owners name engraved to the faceplate“Thomas Godfrey” - smooth brass foot filed at both ends with oneend slightly shorter - appears all original - good sound check, runssmoothly £60-75Note From the Late John Snelson Collection

800Hardy Bros Alnwick Super Silex alloy casting reel - 3.75” ribbedbrass foot, quick spool release button, ivorine check knob, rimtension regulator to half-moon ivorine scale ( smudged to one end) –slight play in the drum - spins well £150-180Note From the Late John Snelson Collection

801Good Allcock Aerial Popular alloy wide drum centre pin reel - 4.”dia. 1.25” between plates, crazed handles, brass on off check button– stamped with makers details, reg design no 689467, and Stag logoto backplate - spins well. £100120

8021960’s Allcocks Match Aerial alloy centre pin reel – 4.5” diachrome plated foot, backplate optional check - spins wellused andstill retaining some of the original black finish £70-80

803Large wooden and brass Nottingham frog back big game fishingreel 7” dia’ with lever brake, on off check lever with brass lininginternally, central wing nut, twin handle in good condition £75-100

804Large wooden and brass Nottingham star back big game reel 51/2” dia’ twin handle, on off check, brass rim internally, central wingnut in good condition £40-60

805Interesting brass plate perforated 3 3/4” reel twin handled, on offcheck to rear plate, no apparent maker’s marks, in good conditionoverall, runs smooth £40-50

8062x Nottingham wood and brass star backed reels includes onemarked with faint Gamage Ltd Holborn makers mark to the brassback, 5 1/2” dia, on/off check, line guide wire with central O ring,brass wing nut, in fine condition together with a 4 1/2” brass star backreel with bickerdyke line guide, twin handle, on/off check £70-80

8072x wood and brass Nottingham and Scarborough big game reelsto include a brass star backed 5 1/2” reel with twin handle,bickerdyke line guide, central wing nut, on/off check, plus a 5 1/2”Scarborough reel with 4x perforations, with ‘W.R Wills FishingTackle’ label, twin handle, central wing nut – both run smooth

£50-70

8083x Various wood and brass backed Nottingham reels to include a4” star backed, an Ogden Smith marked strap back 3 1/2” reel andanother unnamed brass strap back 3 1/2” reel, all twin handle £60-75

8092x Wood and brass backed Nottingham 3” reels to include a starbacked reel with line guide, quad handle (slight twist in brass foot)and a strap back reel with twin handles £20-30

8103x brass plate wind reels to include an R Heaton stamped 3” reelwith perforated waisted foot, Hercules style, an Ogden Smith HydePark Corner marked 2 1/2” reel with perforated waisted foot togetherwith an unnamed 3” reel with smooth foot (disfigured) £60-70

8114x small brass crank wind reels to include an S. Allcock & CoRedditch marked 2 1/8” 3x pillar reel; 2” reel marked Hendryx to thefoot with 5x pillar reel; 1 3/4” unnamed 3x pillar reel together with a1 1/4” reel marked The Climax to the foot, 5x pillar reel £40-50

8122x Nottingham wood and brass star backed reels to include a 6”big game reel with twin handles, central wing nut, on/off checktogether with a 4" reel with twin handles, wire line guide with centralbobbin, wing nut etc £40-50

8132x Brass crank wind reels to include an unnamed 3 1/2” 3x pillarreel with ebony handle, smooth foot plus another unnamed 2 1/4” 3xpillar reel with smooth foot, curved crank arm £60-80

814Pflueger Supreme level wind multiplier reel polished diamolitetwin handles, on/off check, smooth foot, runs smooth, needs levelwind adjusting with maker’s box £20-30

815Pflueger Pakron No 3178 single action deep trolling reel withcounter balance arm with diamolite handle, adjustable drag,perforated face, smooth foot, 4x pillar, appears with signs of rust,runs smooth and well, in maker’s box £30-40816Large 6” Nottingham wood and brass kite backed big game reelwith perforated face, twin handle, wing nut, appears with crack andrepair to back at rim, slight sticking when wound together with 4 1/”star back reel with twin handle, stamped Made in England to brassfoot in good condition, runs smooth (2) £60-80

8172x Spinning reels with spare spools - Shimano Match 25 and aBrowning 6510 both with spare spool both run smooth (4) £30-40

8183x Various Alloy fly reels to include a J.S Sharpe of Aberdeen 3 1/4”reel; a Centabrake Patent 3 1/4” reel with smooth brass foot; anunnamed ‘Made in England’ 3 1/2” reel with counter weight andagate line guide – all appear to run smooth £75-80


819Selection of various alloy reels to include Hardy The Silex Major 31/4” (damaged), DAM Trutta 5200 3 1/4”, The Regina 3 1/4” reel,Speedia 4” centrepin and Blue Phantom Redditch 4” centrepin reel –all with signs of wear (5) £70-80

820Assorted selection of brass and alloy reels from 2 1/8” to 4” (5) - anunnamed 4” brass crank arm, perforated construction; a 3” unnamedreel; a 2 1/2” unnamed reel; a 2 3/8” Murton Newcastle brass reel,and a 2 1/8” P.D Malloch Perth brass reel (5) £75-100

821Early ‘Chevalier Bowness & Son, 12 Bell Yard, Temple Bar,London’ 3 3/4” wide drum brass reel engraved with maker’s detailsto reverse, 4x pillar, catches slightly when wound £40-50

822Scarce and early Hardy Bros duck’s tail Altex Mk. I spinning reel- LHW, with ducks tail gear case, full bail arm, bakelite handle,retains much of the original grey finish, runs smooth with line, chip tofoo £75-100

823Facile style alloy, ebonite and brass 4 1/2” combination centrepinreel with brass star back, on/off check to reverse, twin handle,perforated face, runs smooth, in good condition £60-70

824Ogden Smith’s London by Dingley ‘The Nova’ 4 1/2” alloy castingreel with quarter rim cut out, ivorine twin handle and rim brake leverand strapped tension adjuster, button spool release, smooth brass foot(bent), marked D 11 internally, runs smooth £70-80

825Pflueger Kihoga saltwater fishing reel with counterweight handle,patented 1907, on/off check, 350 stamped to foot, with line, runssmooth, some surface wear £50-70

826Unnamed prototype spinning reel appears in all alloy construction,LHW, full bail arm, bakelite handle, spins smooth £40-50

8272x unnamed all brass crank wind reels to include a 2” wide drummultiplier with curve crank arm, ivorine handle, 3x pillar and smoothfoot together with a 4” brass reel with curve crank arm, wood handle,4x pillar reel - slightly bent foot £60-80

828James Heddon ‘Winoma’ 5” side casting reel twin handle,ventilated construction, narrow drum, bobbin style line guide onextended wire, brake tab/lever, together with a Nottingham wood andchrome 4” reel with twin handle, wing nut etc – both run smooth (2)

£40-50

829Peetz Tackle Canada 4 3/4” wood and brass sea reel Nottinghamstyle, with twin bulbous handles, wing nut, brass line guide for RHW,on/off check, runs smooth £30-35

830Interesting selection of fly and centrepin reels (6) consisting of a4” W Richards Speedia wide drum example, another narrow drumsame 4” W Richards spec, plus a W Richards 3 3/4” fly reel, anunnamed 3 6/8” reel with transparent, perforated face plate, a 3”Laurentian No 1 dry fly reel by Lawson Machine Works Canada andan unnamed ‘Made In England’ 3” reel with 3x pillars example

£80-100

831Large 7” Scarborough star back wood and brass big game reelwith twin handles, perforations, appears with crack through reverse,together with a wood and brass kite back Nottingham 5 1/2” reel withbulbous twin handles, wing nut, crack to front – both run smooth o/w(2) £40-50

832Interesting Modern Arms Company Guns and Fishing Tackle1938 sales catalogue with some price lists (loose) together with ‘TheBook of the All Round Angler’ by John Bickerdyke in decorativeboards, plus The Modern Practical Angler by H. Cholmondeley-Pennell and Angling by Francis 1876 and Sea Fishing in Hampshireand the Isle of Wight booklet (5) £30-40

833Pegley Davis PQD 4” bakelite centrepin reel twin handle,perforations, brass foot, rim ratchet on/off check, sticks slightly whenwound o/w in good condition £15-25


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