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RAM - Money Wins the Game - Rare Gold Original Street Style, 2023Spray & acrylic painting on canvas. Unique artwork hand signed by the artist. Very good condition, 105 x 106 cm.Peinture aérosol et acrylique sur toile. Oeuvre unique signée à la main par l'artiste. Très bon état, 105 x 106 cm.

Pokemon trading cards game, 233 different trading cards inside an official Pokemon Trainers Toolkit storage box.Not the cards that would have originally come with this Toolkit, remainder of the original contents are present.Sold on behalf of Monkey World, Dorset.Thanks go to Matt Smith who donated some of the cards in this Lot.

Pokemon Trading Game Cards, a bundle of 233 different cards inside a Paldea Treasure Chest, no original contents of the box remain.Sold on behalf of Monkey World, Dorset.

Pokemon trading cards game, 233 different trading cards inside an official Pokemon Trainers Toolkit storage box.Not the cards that would have originally come with this Toolkit, remainder of the original contents are present.Sold on behalf of Monkey World, Dorset.Thanks go to Matt Smith who donated some of the cards in this Lot.

Pokemon Trading Game Cards, a bundle of 233 different cards inside a Stellar Crown box.Sold on behalf of Monkey World, Dorset.Thanks go to Matt Smith who donated some of the cards in this Lot.

Pokemon Trading Game Cards, a set of thirty Japanese cards in plastic album sleevesSold on behalf of Monkey World, Dorset.Thanks go to Matt Smith who donated the cards in this Lot.

'It is always good to know some of us survived the War, it is a long time now but looking back we were very fortunate to get into Oosterbeek at all! And then to live to tell the tale is remarkable, many of our fellow Glider Pilots didn't survive that 10 days of chaos. How you managed to get over the Rhine at the evacuation is a marvel.'So wrote Sergeant Thomas, 2nd Pilot, to Sergeant Cawthray.The well-documented Battle of Arnhem campaign group awarded to Sergeant Pilot G. Cawthray, 23 Flight, 'G' Squadron, Glider Pilot RegimentA pre-War professional cricketer who turned out for Yorkshire, Cawthray successfully went into action on Op Mallard - 6 June 1944, D-Day - and Op Market Garden, the Battle of Arnhem, sharing fully in the action over those famous days1939-45 Star; France and Germany Star; Defence and War Medals 1939-45, mounted as worn, good very fine (4)George Cawthray was born on 28 September 1913 at Selby, Yorkshire and from a young age excelled as a cricketer, in perhaps the most important county for that game in England. Such was his skill that Cawthray shone for Brayton School, Hull Cricket Club and eventually the Second & First XI for the 'White Rose' County.With the outbreak of the Second World War however, he joined the Glider Pilot Regiment (No. 4695914) and became a Sergeant Pilot, going through 21 EFTS during 1943 and having some 178hrs 25mins on his Flying Log Book by early May 1944 and having taken his 'Wings'.Op MallardSo it was that on 6 June 1944, flying with 23 Flight, 'G' Squadron, Glider Pilot Regiment he clocked up 2hrs of Night Flying in PW661, landing near Zetten, with Sergeant Thomas as 2nd Pilot, taking in a jeep & trailer and two motorcycles for the 1st Parachute Brigade, on D-Day itself. Little more need be said of the importance of the work of this embryonic unit on that fateful day. Cawthray was also called on as 2nd Pilot of Stirling 'B' on 26 August for an Op to France to assist the Special Operations Executive. He logged 6hrs 55mins and landed back at Harwell the next day.Op Market GardenThe unit were of course to be kept plenty busy in September 1944, Cawthray went in with Sergeant Thomas again, taking Horsa PW656 on 18 September for their fateful three hour flight by day. Cawthray got them down and then shared in the epic events that followed. His name features in the diary of Lieutenant Mike Dauncey:'18 September -S/Sgt. Cawthray of our Sqdn arrived in great form - he had landed south of the Rhine and got his party with jeep over by the ferry - a good show.Spent a shocking night hiding in our trenches on the banks of the Rhine waiting for an attack which did not materialise. Extremely cold. Had difficulty in keeping chaps awake as we were not to move about.'He gives a good flavour of what Cawthray would have shared in on 25 September:'Things started fairly early Monday morning, particularly on our left. The old tigers started coming down the road once more and I thought that if they did not have a little opposition they would go right through, so with one paratroop I took THE gammon bomb and set off through the gardens a little up the road andsettled down to wait for them at the side of a house by the road. We could hear them too clearly though they were moving very cautiously and obviously had plenty of ammunition. After a few minutes the chap with me belted off, so my local protection wasn’t too good. Eventually the tank crept into view and I waited until it was exactly level with me and ran forward and let fly with the bomb.The result was disappointing. The fuze was quite a long one so I wondered if it would work however eventually after a long pause, there was a loud explosion and lots of dust but when it had all settled down the tiger looked very much the same as before. As I only had a pistol there wasn't much future in staying put so I made my way back to my house which had been evacuated. A little further down the road there was a sort of barn complete with outhouses etc. where there were about 4 chaps rather wondering what to do We arranged a little ambush around here (after a little hand grenade duel) as of course they were quite close. I was told that they had broken through on the other side of the road and indeed this wasthe case and we had a slogging match across the street using the Bren and pistols.Just then someone shouted "Look out here they come" and two chaps darted off. However luckily it wasn’t true. However I was then shot through the thigh. The two other chaps with me one of them wounded in the face were very good. We all got down one man looking out for the jerries and the other helped me to dress my leg. We had just done that and were deciding on the next step when something came over the corner of the outhouse and landed about 3 feet away. I turned to see what it was and the grenade exploded immediately in my face. The two paraboys were excellent and put a shell dressing over my mouth. I could think clearly but felt very weak. The two chaps then helped me to the RAP which unfortunately wasso full that I couldn’t get inside. I was left outside by the side of a dead manwhere I stayed for some time until awakened by the rain when I managed to pull the dead man’s blanket partly over myself. I couldn’t get to that house though and stayed there until someone came outside and I managed to attract his attention.The MO had been hit and it was impossible for the orderly and Padre to do anything as there must have been at least 300 chaps there. The drill was get a blanket, find a spot to lie down and a cup of char (tea) but unfortunately this came out again through the hole in my chin which I have since heard from other people was a most amazing sight. The padre then did a very good thing - I don’t know the time but fighting was going on all around with the tigers knocking all the houses for six as usual and he went outside with the Red Cross flag and told the tank commander the situation with the result that we were left alone.'Cawthray was lucky not to go 'in the bag', as recalled in a letter by Sergeant Thomas:'...It is always good to know some of us survived the War, it is a long time now but looking back we were very fortunate to get into Oosterbeek at all! And then to live to tell the tale is remarkable, many of our fellow Glider Pilots didn't survive that 10 days of chaos. How you managed to get over the Rhine at the evacuation is a marvel.'The Log Book confirms his flight from Brussels to Northolt on 29 September as 2nd Pilot on Dakota DK866, no doubt glad to have a break from the controls. Cawthray then transferred out to India.25001 SALEROOM NOTICE:A newspaper report in the Sunday Mirror of 17 December 1944 gives moving details on how Cawthray swam the Rhine out of Arnhem, carrying a letter for his good friend, Sergeant Pilot Stanley Lewis, which he carried home to his wife and children to let them know he was thinking of them. Cawthray stated: "I am very lucky to be alive myself, having had my nose and both lips shot away, as well as bullet wounds in the head. Once again, please don't worry about Stanley - he's being well cared for."

The British War Medal issued in gold awarded to Lieutenant-Colonel His Highness Sir R. Vibhaji. Maharaja of Navanagar - the legendary cricketer affectionately known as 'Ranji', the first person of colour to play Test Cricket for England in a most successful career of over 300 First Class MatchesBritish War Medal 1914-20, gold issue (37g) (Lt. Col. H.H. Sir R. Vibhaji. Maharaja of Navanagar.), extremely fineThe cataloguer could happily spill litres of ink on the printing press on the remarkable life of Colonel Kumar Sri Sir Ranjitsinhji Vibhaji II, Jam Sahib Maharaja of Nawanagar, and urges the reader to delve into the numerous online and printed references. Thankfully the Open University have been called upon to offer an abridged version:'Ranjitsinhji was a cricketer for England and a Prince of Nawanagar State in India, known as 'Ranji' to his cricketing fans. As a child, he was chosen as heir to a distant relative, Vibhaji, the Jam Sahib of Navanagar, but then discarded. He studied at the Rajkumar College in Rajkot and then in 1888, at sixteen, Ranjitsinhji went to Britain. He joined Trinity College, Cambridge, in 1889. It was not until 1893, having played in the meantime for local clubs on 'Parker's Piece', that Ranji gained a place in the Cambridge University cricket team. He was the first Indian to win a cricket Blue. In 1895, Ranji began to play regularly for Sussex. Having faced opposition to his inclusion into the University side, there was now a growing public debate as to whether Ranji should be allowed to play for the England national side. In 1896, Ranji made his debut for England against Australia at Old Trafford. In 1897, Ranjitsinhji produced a book on the evolution of cricket in England called The Jubilee Book of Cricket. In the winter of 1897-8, Ranji toured Australia with the England team.In 1904, Ranji returned to India as he was no longer playing for England and could not financially support himself in Britain. However, he continued to return to England at regular intervals and play for Sussex. In 1906, the new Jam Sahib of Navanagar, the son of Vibhaji, died and with no other formal heir, Ranjitsinhji assumed the throne. When war broke out in 1914, Ranji helped the imperial effort, by converting his house in Staines into a hospital for wounded soldiers, by donating troops from Navanagar and going to the Western Front himself. Ranji also had a lakeside castle at Ballynahinch, on the west coast of Ireland. In August 1915, he lost his right eye in a shooting accident in Yorkshire, and played his last game for Sussex in 1920. As an Indian Prince, Ranjitsinhji took up many political responsibilities: he represented India twice at the League of Nations, and was a delegate to the Round Table Conference sessions in 1930. He died in 1933 in one of his palaces in Jamnagar.'A few lines must be mentioned on his cricketing credentials and remarkable records that stand to this day. He played in 307 first class matches and scored a shade under 25,000 runs at 56.37, including 72 centuries and a top score of 285 not out. Some feat in the era of uncovered pitches. That average puts him above names like Wally Hammond, Ricky Ponting and Rahul Dravid of the former players and above all of 'Fab Four' in the current game, these being Joe Root, Virat Kohli, Kane Williamson and Steve Smith. He was also the first person of colour to play for England.His contribution to the Great War should also not be forgotten, they were clearly considered worthy of the praise of his being issued the British War Medal in gold.…SALE 25001 NOTICE:Tests as 96% gold under XRF gun, with no obvious evidence of plating. Only destructive testing would give further detail.

Captain William Cornwallis Harris Four hand coloured lithograph vignettes from ‘Portraits of the Game and Wild Animals of Southern Africa’ (1840) ‘The Water Buck’ ‘The Roan Antelope’ ‘The Pallah’ and ‘Burchell's Zebra’40 x 53cm within reeded frames (4)

English School (19th century) Still life studies of game birds, a pairunsignedgouache with feathers45 x 60.5cm (2)Frame size: 55cm x 70.5cm

A collection of silver flatware together with some marrow scoops and a game skewer, 980g (31.5ozt) gross

A collection of toys, to include two peg dolls, items of doll's furniture, table, chairs, sideboard and display cabinet; various lead and pottery animals; a child's game - 'Getting Up' published by J. Jaques & Son Ltd.

Bag of plastic toys, Dinnertone TV Game and Bobby Charlton soccer game

COLIN GRAEME (1858-1910) 'The Day's Bag'a study of an English Setter and game birds, signed lower right, oil on canvas, 50cm x 40cm

A REGENCY JUVENILE GAME: 'THE INFANT'S CABINET OF BIRDS' BY JOHN MARSHALLpublished 1800, No.4 Aldermary Church Yd, London, comprising 28 engraved cards in a wooden box, the lid with applied printed label, one of a rare series of 'The Infant's Cabinet' of 1800-1801 (lacking explanatory booklets)

PERCUSSION RIFLE - SHOTGUN | CENTRAL EUROPE, CENTRAL EUROPEAN | Country: Central Europe | Date: half of the 19th century | Condition: Very good | Lot information | A single-shot percussion shotgun made in the mid-19th century, representing a transition between flintlock and percussion hunting weapons. This type of gun was commonly used for hunting small game and birds, where quick and reliable discharge of the charge was needed.The barrel comes from an older flintlock gun, indicating its subsequent adaptation to a percussion system, which was more reliable and effective in the 19th century. The lockplate is richly engraved, but unsigned, which may indicate workshop or individual production. The stock is made of high-quality walnut wood, with a fine dovetail roughening in the grip area. | Dimensions | Length: 1150 mm | Caliber: 15 mm | Barrel: 785 mm ***IMPORTANT NOTICE*** | SHIPPING ONLY WITHIN THE EUROPEAN UNION | Bidders are obliged to inform themselves about the condition of the lots before the auction, subsequent complaints will not be taken into account.

HUNTING FANG | CENTRAL EUROPE, CENTRAL EUROPEAN | Country: Central Europe | Date: around 1860 | Condition: Very good | Lot information | A hunting fang, which in its design is more like a chisel for cutting game. This type of weapon was part of hunting equipment and was used for the practical processing of caught game.The blade is massive, wide, one-sided ground, with a straight edge and a slightly beveled tip, adapted for chopping and cutting. Metal guard, with a cup-shaped protector and extended crossbars.The handle consists of an antler, fixed with a metal end, which provides a firm grip even in demanding conditions. The overall design suggests practical use during hunting and the subsequent processing of game.The set includes a scabbard combining leather and metal fittings, which bears visible traces of use. | Dimensions | Length: 460 mm | Blade: 320 x 32 mm | Weight: 920 g***IMPORTANT NOTICE*** | SHIPPING ONLY WITHIN THE EUROPEAN UNION | Bidders are obliged to inform themselves about the condition of the lots before the auction, subsequent complaints will not be taken into account.

Synth Pop - A collection of LPs, compilations and 12" singles to include YELLOW MAGIC ORCHESTRA: 'X00 Multiples' LP on yellow vinyl (AMLH 68516), 'Behind The Mask' 12" (AMSX 7559) and 'Computer Game (Theme From Space Invaders)' 12" (AMSP 7502), MONSOON: 'Third Eye' LP (MOBIL 1), 'Wings Of Dawn (Prem Kavita) / And I You' 12" (CORP 712) and 'Tomorrow Never Knows' 12" (CORP 612), SAINT ETIENNE: 'You're In A Bad Way' 12" (HVN 2512), SANDII & THE SUNSETZ: 'Immigrants' LP (250004-1, numerous stickers to cover), FRANK CHICKENS: 'Fujiyama Mama / Shellfish Bamboo / We Are Ninja' 12" (KAZ 10T), JHALIB / SUNS OF ARQA: 'Mysteries Of The East / Ananta Snake Dance' 12" (VS 512 12), and compilations comprising 'Indipop Music And Dance Compilasian' (Indipop INDU5), 'Band's Eye View' (Epic S.S. 8) and 'The Invisible Frame' (Future Records FUTURE 1) (13, vinyl and sleeves generally VG-VG+)

Hard Rock / Heavy Metal / Thrash / Hardcore - A mixed collection of eighteen LPs to include MEGADETH 'Peace Sells...But Who's Buying' (EST 2022) and 'So Far, So Good...So What!' (7 48148 1), ACCEPT 'Breaker' (Brain 0060.390, vinyl and sleeve G+) and 'Best Of Accept' (Brain 811 994-1), S.O.D.: STORMTROOPERS OF DEATH 'Speak English Or Die' (Roadrunner Records RR 9725), CEREBRAL FIX 'Life Sucks And Then You Die!' (Vinyl Solution SOL-15), RATT 'Ratt' EP (790 245-1), IRON MAIDEN 'Powerslave' (EJ 2402001), DEF LEPPARD 'Pyromania' (VERS 2), MOTLEY CRUE 'Shout At The Devil' (96-0289-1) and 'Theatre Of Pain' (960 418-1), NUCLEAR ASSAULT 'Game Over' (Under One Flag FLAG 5), McAULEY SCHENKER GROUP 'Perfect Timing' (EMC 3539), THE MICHAEL SCHENKER GROUP 'Built To Destroy' (CHR 1441), SCORPIONS 'Blackout' (FA 41 3126 1), METAL CHURCH 'The Dark' (960 493-1), SAMSON 'Head On' (GEMLP 108), CRO-MAGS 'The Age Of Quarrel' (GWLP 9) (18, vinyl and sleeves VG-EX+, except where stated)

QUEEN: Four LPs to include 'A Night At The Opera' in embossed gatefold sleeve (EMTC 103), 'News Of The World' (EMA 784), 'Flash Gordon' (EMC 3351) and 'The Game' (EMA 795) (4, vinyl and sleeves VG-VG+, all with printed inners)

A framed commemorative collection celebrating the Florida Panthers' inaugural home game on October 12, 1993, against the Pittsburgh Penguins. This unique display includes a selection of memorabilia honoring this historic moment in the franchise's history. Featuring a commemorative ticket, collector's pins, and team-related imagery, this collection is a must-have for devoted hockey fans and sports memorabilia collectors. Beautifully framed for display. Measures 22.25"L x 31"H. Dimensions: See DescriptionCondition: Age related wear.

Near mint 12" albums, still sealed LP collection. 16 contemporary repressings, most likely ex-shop stock. All but two are still wrapped in cellophane. The Who; 'Live At Leads', John Coltrane; 'Blue Train', Curtis Mayfield; 'Curtis', Booker T. & The M.G.'s; 'The Soul Brothers', Al Green; 'Greatest Hits', The Beach Boys; 'Pet Sounds', David Bowie; 'Low', Led Zeppelin; 'IV', Cannonball Adderley; 'Somethin' Else', The Doors; 'The Doors', The Velvet Underground; 'The Velvet Underground', Marvin Gaye; 'What's Going On', The Zombies; 'Different Game', The Kinks; 'Kinda Kinks', The Small Faces; Greatest Hits (Ltd edition coloured vinyl), Funkadelic; 'Hardcore Jollies' (Ltd edition coloured vinyl). (16)The limited edition Funkadelic and Small Faces albums are not sealed, however they are otherwise unplayed and still in near mint condition.

A wooden Garden Games tumble tower oversized Jenga-style game - with 58 pine pieces, each piece 28.5 x 7 x 4.5cm with stamped branding.

Edelweiss Coffee Service, oriental style dishes, Erokits sea scout, Go the international travel game, binoculars, picnic set in case, pair of glass vases, oil on board signed R. Weaver lower left, other prints, etc. Three Boxes

Dolls: Six Porcelain Dolls, Including A Boxed Cathy Doll "Philippa", A Boxed Lesley Elegance Porcelain Doll, A Boxed Leonardo Collection Doll "Allison", Two Unboxed Dolls With Stands. Together With A Boxed Escalado Game (Unchecked For Completeness). One Box.Escalado game appears complete, see images.

Johan Maneveldt - Game Birds, water-colour 36.5 x 56cm signed lower right.

This limited edition lithograph commemorates the Florida Panthers' inaugural NHL game on October 12, 1993, at Miami Arena against the Pittsburgh Penguins. Created by artist Denis Periera, the artwork features a fierce panther gripping a hockey stick-shaped ticket, symbolizing the birth of the franchise. This piece is hand-signed by Panthers owner H. Wayne Huizenga and artist Denis Periera and is numbered 16/199. The display also includes two original game tickets from the historic first game and additional artistic elements from the event. Professionally framed with blue and gold matting and housed in a dark wood frame, this is a must-have for Panthers fans and NHL memorabilia collectors.Artist: Denis PerieraIssued: 1993Dimensions: 31.5"L x 43"HCountry of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear.

This framed memorabilia piece commemorates the Florida Marlins' inaugural game on April 5, 1993, at Joe Robbie Stadium, where they faced the Los Angeles Dodgers in their historic first MLB game. The display features a limited edition lithograph by artist Dina Periera, depicting a marlin leaping from a cracked baseball over a diamond, with the words "Inaugural Year 1993." Included in the frame is an original Opening Day ticket, a commemorative gold seal, and the first game box score, highlighting the Marlins' 6-3 victory. Signed by H. Wayne Huizenga, the team’s founding owner, this professionally framed piece is a must-have for Marlins and baseball collectors.Issued: 1993Dimensions: 33.25"L x 35.25"HCountry of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear.

This limited edition lithograph, commemorating the Florida Panthers' inaugural NHL game on October 12, 1993, is an exclusive collector's piece. The artwork, created by Denis Periera, depicts the team's fierce panther mascot gripping a hockey stick-shaped ticket. It is hand-signed by the entire 1993-94 Panthers team, including H. Wayne Huizenga (owner), Roger Neilson (head coach), Lindy Ruff (assistant coach), and players such as John Vanbiesbrouck, Scott Mellanby, and Brian Skrudland. The lithograph is numbered 40/40 and features an authentic game ticket from the Panthers' first-ever game against the Pittsburgh Penguins at Miami Arena. It comes with a Letter of Authenticity from SportPads, Inc., listing all signatories. Professionally framed with blue and gold matting, this is a rare and historic piece of NHL memorabilia.Artist: Denis PerieraIssued: 1993Dimensions: 31.5"L x 43"HCountry of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear.

This framed panoramic photograph commemorates the New York Mets' final Opening Day at Shea Stadium in 2008, capturing the historic moment before the Mets transitioned to Citi Field. The image showcases a packed stadium with players lined up on the field during the pre-game ceremony. Below the photo, a metal nameplate is affixed, engraved with "New York Mets Final Opening Day at Shea Stadium." The piece is professionally framed with a dark wood frame and black matting, making it a must-have collectible for Mets fans and baseball memorabilia collectors.Issued: 2008Dimensions: 45.5"L x 17"HCountry of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear.

This framed memorabilia piece celebrates the Florida Marlins' inaugural Opening Day game on April 5, 1993, at Joe Robbie Stadium, where they played against the Los Angeles Dodgers. The display includes a limited edition lithograph featuring the iconic Opening Day artwork by artist Dina Periera, depicting a marlin leaping through a cracked baseball over a field, with "Inaugural Game" inscribed below. Also included is an original Opening Day ticket, a commemorative gold seal, and the first game box score, documenting the Marlins' 6-3 victory. The piece bears the signature of H. Wayne Huizenga, the franchise's founding owner. Professionally framed with a teal and silver mat, this is a prized collectible for Marlins and baseball history enthusiasts.Issued: 1993Dimensions: 31.25"L x 35"HCountry of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear.

This exquisite Persian Khatam Kari game set features intricate micro mosaic inlay designs, showcasing the meticulous craftsmanship of Persian artisans. The board serves a dual purpose, functioning as both a backgammon and chess set. The exterior is adorned with detailed miniature paintings depicting traditional Persian scenes, while the playing surface boasts an elaborate inlay pattern. Includes matching playing pieces. Dimensions: 15.75"L x 15.75"W x 1.5"H open, 15.75"L x 8"W x 2.75"H closed.Dimensions: See DescriptionCondition: Age related wear.

This framed limited edition lithograph celebrates the Florida Marlins' inaugural Opening Day game on April 5, 1993, at Joe Robbie Stadium, where they faced the Los Angeles Dodgers. Created by Denis Periera, the artwork depicts a Marlins leaping from a cracked baseball, symbolizing the team's historic debut. The display includes two original Opening Day tickets, both from the Founders Club Box Seats, and notably signed by team owner H. Wayne Huizenga, adding to its rarity and collectible appeal. The lithograph is also signed by artist Denis Periera. Professionally framed with teal matting and a dark wood frame, this piece is an exceptional find for Marlins fans and baseball memorabilia collectors.Artist: Denis PerieraIssued: 1993Dimensions: 35.5"L x 37"HCountry of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear.

This framed commemorative artwork celebrates the Florida Panthers' inaugural year in 1993, featuring a dynamic illustration by Denis Pereira of a fierce panther tearing through hockey gear, symbolizing the team's aggressive debut in the NHL. The piece includes a ticket-style design for the October 12, 1993, inaugural game at Miami Arena against the Pittsburgh Penguins. Signed by both Denis Pereira and Bob Clarke, the Panthers' first General Manager, this unique collector's item is professionally framed under glass in a wood-tone frame. A must-have for Florida Panthers fans and hockey memorabilia collectors. Artwork can be unframed and rolled for shipment.Artist: Denis Pereira Issued: 1993Dimensions: 34"L x 42"HCountry of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear.

1966 FAIRS CUP SEMI FINAL PLAY-OFF BARCELONA V CHELSEA PLAYED 25/5/1966 AT THE NOU CAMP, BARCELONA. THE SPANISH DAILY FOOTBALL MAGAZINE/NEWSPAPER ''DICEN'' DATED 25/5/1966 WHICH EXTENSIVELY PREVIEWS THE GAME OVER VARIOUS PAGES INCLUDING CENTRAL PAGE TEAM LINE-UPS ETC. GENERALLY VERY GOOD.

. LEEDS / CHELSEA 1966 FAIRS CUP SEMI FINAL REAL ZARAGOZA V LEEDS UNITED PLAYED 20/4/1966 IN ZARAGOZA. THE SPANISH DAILY FOOTBALL MAGAZINE/NEWSPAPER ''DICEN'' DATED 20/4/1966 WHICH PREVIEWS THE GAME AND INCLUDES TEAM LINE-UPS. THIS ISSUE ALSO EXTENSIVELY PREVIEWS THE FAIRS CUP SEMI FINAL CHELSEA V BARCELONA AT STAMFORD BRIDGE ALSO DUE TO BE PLAYED 20/4/1966 BUT WAS POSTPONED ON THE MORNING OF THE GAME DUE TO A WATERLOGGED PITCH.

1952 TOTTENHAM HOTSPURS V MANCHESTER UNITED (FRIENDLY) PLAYED 15/6/1952 PLAYED AT YANKEE STADIUM, NEW YORK, USA. ''YANK'' 4-PAGE ISSUE WHICH PREVIEWS THE GAME ON THE CENTRAL PAGE INCLUDING UNITED TEAM GROUP PHOTO ETC, RELEASED IN JUNE 1952, THIS WAS THE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION PRODUCED BY THE NEW YORK YANKEES BASEBALL TEAM. CREASING NOTED, MINOR STAIN.

1965 ECWC SEMI FINAL WEST HAM UNITED V REAL ZARAGOZA PLAYED 7/4/1965 IN LONDON.THE SPANISH DAILY FOOTBALL MAGAZINE/NEWSPAPER ''DICEN'' (SPECIAL EDITION) DATED 8/4/1965 WHICH REVIEWS THE GAME. INCLUDES MATCH REPORTS AND TEAM LINE-UPS. THIS ISSUE ALSO REVIEWS THE SPAIN SELECT V DERRY CITY (FRIENDLY) INCLUDES MANY PICTURES, REPORTS AND LINE-UPS. GOOD CONDITION.

MANCHESTER UNITED VERSUS WEST BROMWICH ALBION 1949/50 FOOTBALL PROGRAMME, 27/8/1949, 2ND GAME BACK AT OLD TRAFFORD AFTER WW2. EXCELLENT, NO FAULTS.

1947 TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR PUBLIC TRIAL GAME FOOTBALL PROGRAMME, WHITES VS REDS, 16/8/1947, 4 PAGE ISSUE. TEARS NOTED, LIGHT FOLDS, MINOR NICKS.

1966 ECWC FINAL BORUSSIA DORTMUND V LIVERPOOL PLAYED 5/5/1966 AT HAMPDEN PARK, GLASGOW. THE SPANISH DAILY FOOTBALL MAGAZINE/NEWSPAPER ''DICEN'' DATED 6/5/1966 WHICH REVIEWS THE GAME. INCLUDES PICTURES, REPORTS AND TEAM LINE-UPS. THE FRONT COVER IS ENTITLED ''EL BORUSSIA CAMPEON DE LA RECOPA''. GENERALLY GOOD.

1965 ECWC SEMI FINAL WEST HAM UNITED V REAL ZARAGOZA PLAYED 7/4/1965 IN LONDON. THE SPANISH DAILY FOOTBALL MAGAZINE/NEWSPAPER ''DICEN'' (SPECIAL EDITION) DATED 7/4/1965 WHICH PREVIEWS THE GAME. GOOD CONDITION.

MANCHESTER UNITED AWAY VERSUS ARSENAL 1957/58 FOOTBALL PROGRAMME, 1/2/1958, LAST GAME PRE MUNICH DISASTER. CREASING NOTED, SOME PENCIL WRITING ON INNER PAGES, STAPLES REMOVED.

HULL CITY VERSUS LINCOLN CITY 1946/47 FOOTBALL PROGRAMME, 31/8/1946, FIRST GAME AT BOOTHFERRY PARK. CREASING NOTED, DAMAGE TO BACK PAGE.

1966 FAIRS CUP SEMI FINAL ''PLAY-OFF'' REAL ZARAGOZA V LEEDS UNITED PLAYED 11/5/1966. THE SPANISH DAILY FOOTBALL MAGAZINE/NEWSPAPER ''DICEN'' DATED 12/5/1966 WHICH REVIEWS THE GAME. INCLUDES PICTURES, REPORTS AND TEAM LINE-UPS. THIS ISSUE ALSO REVIEWS THE 1966 FAIRS CUP SEMI FINAL CHELSEA V BARCELONA (RE-ARRANGED MATCH) PLUS THE 1966 EUROPEAN CUP FINAL REAL MADRID V� PARTIZAN BELGRADE INCLUDING PICTURES, REPORTS AND TEAM LINE-UPS. ALL THREE MATCHES WERE PLAYED THE DAY BEFORE

1965 ECWC SEMI FINAL REAL ZARAGOZA V WEST HAM UNITED PLAYED 28/4/1965 IN ZARAGOZA.THE SPANISH DAILY FOOTBALL MAGAZINE/NEWSPAPER ''DICEN'' (SPECIAL EDITION) DATED 29/4/1965 WHICH REVIEWS THE GAME. INCLUDES PICTURES, REPORTS AND TEAM LINE-UPS. GENERALLY GOOD.

X2 COVENTRY CITY VERSUS SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY 1949/50 FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES, 19/11/49 ABANDONED GAME, 11/2/50. LIGHT FOLDS, LINEUP CHANGES, RUSTY STAPLES.

A Corgi #TY87705 British Airways Air Freight Base, Three Plastic Model Kits (all started) by Airfix and Tamiya. Plus a Hasbro The Office Property Trading Game, all unchecked for completeness, boxed.

A Collection of Plastic Action Figures to include Dark Horse Game Of Thrones - Robb Stark, Jon Snow, Jaime Lannister (boxed), McFarlane Toys Gene Simmons - Kiss 'The Demon' (unboxed), Kinder Egg Minifigures, etc. (One Box).

A Sony PlayStation 3 (PS3) Games Console with Two Controllers, Namco G-Con 45 Light Gun, Two Mad Catz PlayStation Move 3D Shot Accessories. Together with a Boxed Atari Flashback 4 Classic Game Console. All untested.

Nintendo GameCube Pokémon Colosseum Game (Pal), untested. Instruction booklet present.

X-Odus 'Rise of the Corruption' table top roleplaying / strategy board game by Yann Hilaire and Romain Lesiuk for Bored Game Ink, in original sealed box.

Twenty-five Atari 2600 retro gaming cartridges comprising Pac-Man, Phoenix, Frogger, Popeye, Missile Control, Smurf, Spider-Man, Reactor, Qbert, Cosmic Ark, Star Wars Jedi Arena, The Empire Strikes Back, Return of the Jedi Death Star Battle, Dig Dug, Space Invaders, Asteroids, Defender, Gorf, Activision Decathlon, Pole Position, Berzerk, Stampede, Starmaster, Frostbite and Combat Game Program, most with accompanying instruction manuals, some in original boxes.

[Games] 19th century Bell and Hammer game with wooden miniature hammer, five dice, five printed cards and instruction sheet. The Royal Game of Bezique by De La Rue & Co. 1877, housed in gilt decorated cloth box (and similar), another 19th century set by De La Rue housed in gilt leather locking case with leather and gilt markers and a set issued by Charles Goodall second edition with instructions and pair of printed markers in gilt lettered cloth box. Group of score and register cards with two early wooden marker / scoring boxes and an antique wooden gaming box housing five removeable trays lined with hand illustrated playing card designs

[Playing Cards] Goodall 1902 Coronation cards complete in original case, an early part set of colour playing cards (single headed court cards), a sealed packet of cards illustrating the Royal Commonwealth Tour 1953-4, Royal Visit to Denmark 1957 and Sir Winston Churchill, selection of cards from Hignett’s Crown Jewels Cigarettes, examples from De La Rue, Hunt & Son, Reynolds & Sons, Andrew Dougherty, Chas Goodall & Son, Manikin Prize Medal, Elephant Brand (boxed), facsimile set of Arms of English Peers of 1688, boxed Lincard game, Game of Patience by Wills 1933 boxed with instruction booklet, U.S. Whist Markers printed for 1901 and others, collection of miniature playing cards, James Bond Tarot card set, 19th century King of Coins Tarot card, Egyptian Tarots etc

Ideal Tin Can Alley electronic rifle and target game, in original box.

Happy Families card game (c.1900) comprising sixty hand drawn, titled and coloured character playing cards with families including Mr. Drug the Druggist, Shot the Sportsman, Dent the Dentist, Pilfer the Pickpocket, Block the Barber, Soot the Sweep, Sharp the Solicitor, Mob the Member, Salt the Sailor, Tape the Tailor, Candy the Confectioner, Barrel the Brewer, Brief the Barrister, Chip the Carpenter & Drill the Dancing Master, 11.5 x 7.5cm, and a boxed set of Happy Families (complete) issued by John Jaques with instructions and card case (2)

Vintage 'The Game of Jaws' movie tie-in board game by Ideal, licensed by Universal City Studios Inc, in original box with instructions.

Subbuteo Angling board game in original box with board, cards, playing pieces, instructions etc.

COLLINS NEW NATURALIST. Bird volumes: numbers 2 British Game; 17 Birds and Men; 28 Sea-Birds; 39 The Folklore of Birds; 51 Man and Birds; 52 Woodland Birds; 55 Finches; 60 British Birds of Prey; 62 British Tits; 63 British Thrushes; 65 Waders; 104 History of Ornithology; 107 Grouse; 110 Wildfowl; 113 Bird Migration; 121 Partridges; 123 Terns; 124 Bird Population; 125 Owls. 7 titles still in shrinkwrap (19) (box)