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Of Rugby Union interest - Limited edition sports themed prints after the originals by Simon Smith and Steve Doig to include 'Dawn of the Millennium' (248/300) of the 1999 Rugby World Cup game of Wales vs South Africa, signed in pencil by the following: Scott Quinell, Mark Taylor, Dafydd James, Craig Quinell, Shane Howarth, Chris Wyatt, Alan Bateman and Simon Smith. Also limited edition (5/600) sports themed lithograph print of English Rugby Union player Will Carling, signed in pencil by the original artist and Will Carling, COA verso, in glazed frame, plus one other, "Dawn of the Millennium" 77cm x 68cm

1921-1923 R.F.C Rugby blue velvet and silver thread cap. Produced by R.W. Forsyth Ltd- Athletic Outfitters of EDINBUGRH & GLASGOW.

V Corgi boxed diecast vehicles, comprising Building Britain 13905 Rugby Cement Foden S21 eight wheel platform lorry with sheeted load, Corgi Classics Building Britain 24502 London Brick Company Leyland eight wheel platform lorry with bricks, 30102 London Brick Thames Trader tipper, 26401 London Brick AEC Mk 4 Mammoth Major and bricks, and London Brick Albion and flatbed trailer London Brick Company Limited. (5)

Corgi Classics boxed diecast, including Corgi Classics Whisky Collection 26001 Balentines Superb Scotch Whisky Albion lorry, Corgi Classics Whisky Collection 21303 Bell's AEC ergomatic with box trailer, Corgi Classics London Brick 26401 AEC mark 5 Mammoth Major and bricks, Corgi Classics Building Britain 21501 Limmer and Trinidad AEC dropside, and Building Britain 13905 Rugby Cement Foden S21 eight wheel platform lorry with sheeted load. (5)

Magazine, 'Black & White', An illustrated, Manchester published, weekly paper, 1887/1888, launched to coincide with and celebrate Queen Victoria's Royal Golden Jubilee Exhibition at the White City, Manchester, bound in two volumes being a consecutive run of 40 issues from Vol 1, No 1, 29 April 1887 to issue 40, 27 January 1888, all with covers. Includes good football coverage with match reports, illustrations etc. Noted b/w artist drawn image of Mr Wm. Tait, Newton Heath with biography, believed to be the first Scottish player for Newton Heath and therefore Manchester United. Also covers numerous other sports as well as other non sporting current events of the time & with numerous adverts. Particularly good insight into the events & sports for the NW England. Other illustrations include Cricketers, Dr. W.G. Grace, John Briggs, Lord Harris etc, Rugby players Joseph Mills, H. Eagles both of Salford, Footballers J.J. Hawridge of Bradford City, N.J. & J. Ross of Preston North End etc and even including Buffalo Bill!. Bound in grey board with gilt lettering to spine. No copies known in any of the principal national libraries. (one cover loose, contents gd)

A Halbro Red & White 1993 South of Scotland Rugby Union V New Zealand Rugby Shirt, Hart Builders to front and No 20 to reverse, label size 117cm/46'

Great Britain Rugby League Cap, Shirt with two enamelled badges, 1950's Shirt and Cap, name plate for Frank Barton, badges, Northern Rugby Football League and Lancashire Rugby League, in frame with plastic cover, 83cm x 114cm CONDITION REPORT This item is in a sealed frame, we are unable to take the frame apart without all the bidders permission

Barrow Rugby League Shirt and England Rugby League Cap, 1950's Shirt and Cap, cap with silvered rose emblem, name plate for Frank Barton, in frame with plastic cover, 83cm x 114cm

1950's Football Programmes, 1958 Swindon Town V Norwich City x3 & V Bournemoth, 1957 FA Cup second round Northampton Town V Bournemouth, 1959 Doncaster Rovers V York City, 1957 Leyton Orient V Leicester City, 1958 Gillingham V Walsall, 1958 Southend United V Mansfield Town & V Coventry City, 1959 Bath City V Bedford Town, V Millwall x2, 1959 Dundee V Motherwell, 1959 Yeovil Town V Bath City, 1959 Walthamstow Avenue V Bournemouth & Boscombe, 1958 Wrexham V Stockport C & V Bradford C, 1960 FA Amateur Cup Crook Town V Walthamstow along with a 1957-58 FA Year Book, France 98 Official Programme and a 1958 Welsh Rugby Union Wales V France Programme (22)

Football and Rugby League Interest, 1966 Daily Express World Cup Guide, 1966 Daily Express England's World Cup Triumph Magazine, 1990's and later Programmes including Port Vale, Chestedr City, Wolves etc, Danbury Mint Tottenham Hotspur Collectors Plates x6, Modern Manchestedr United Scarves x2, Rugby League Programmes including 1988-1990 Warrington, Leeds, Bradford etc

Shedplate 2A RUGBY 1948 - 1963 then TYSELEY until 1966. Unrestored.

Coins : 2003 Rugby World Cup coin cover with 1oz Silver commemorative coin

Subbuteo Table Rugby, Display Edition

A collection of England Rugby programmes from matches overseas, 1968 onwards

A hallmarked 9ct gold and enamel medal 'Cumberland Country Rugby Football Union' Season 1929/30 11g

A hallmarked 9ct gold and enamel medal 'Cumberland Country Rugby Football Union' Season 1928/29 11.27g

A hallmarked 9ct gold and enamel medal 'Cumberland Country Rugby Football Union' Season 1927/28 11.47g

Corgi Toys 1/50 scale group of 14 loose modern issue diecasts to include ERF EC11 BP tanker, Leyland DAF 360 Jet Tanker, Volvo FM12 Globetrotter Rugby, ERF EC11 Esso Tanker and others (models in various conditions)

Warner (William) Albions England: A Continued Historie of the Same Kingdome, title with typographic decoration, with final blank f., B1 and I1 with short tears, small rust-hole to G4 with loss to single letter of text, [STC 25083], Edm. Bollifant for George Potter, 1602 bound with A Continuance of Albions England, first edition, title with woodcut device, with initial f. blank except for signature, [STC 25085], Felix Kyngston for George Potter, 1606, together 2 works in 1 vol., woodcut initials and chapter heading ornaments, dampstaining and some browning, occasional ink inscriptions, bookplate, 18th century calf, rubbed and wear to extremities, lower joint cracked, upper cover detached along with endpapers, 4to.*** Warner's celebrated part-biographical poem, first published in 1586 and augmented every few years until the author's death in 1609.Provenance: M. H. Bloxam; Rugby School Library (bookplates).

Lucas (Ann) The Voice of the Dead to the Living. Or, She being Dead yet Speaketh, first and only edition,  title shaved at foot ?with loss to date of imprint, heavy inking to head of title and A1, closely shaved at head and foot, affecting a few page-numbers, signatures and catchwords, occasionally touching text, light foxing and browning, bookplate to endpaper, 19th century half calf, small 8vo, Printed for A. Bettesworth, [c.1700].*** An unrecorded book by a local woman of Rugby. Ostensibly published posthumously, The Voice of the Dead to Living is a short spiritual work concluding with a hymn. Lucas refers to two local figures, an Elizabeth Moor and Mr. Jeneway, both referred to as Saints. The date given on the spine is 1689 but it is likely later as the earliest title with A. Bettesworth at the Red Lion in the imprint recorded by ESTC is 1698. A small printed note at the conclusion of the work gives a good idea of the limited nature of the print run: "Friendly reader: If that these weighty Considerations should be reckoned not worth laying out one Penny, be pleased to Read it Gratis, keep it Clean, and Return it to Morrow." Provenance: A. H. Bloxam (bookplate and his notes on front free endpaper)

Aristotle. Politiques, or Discourses of Government, first edition in English, woodcut device on title, woodcut decorations and initials, lacking initial and final blank leaves but with a blank bound in after preliminaries, some leaves trimmed close, sometimes affecting headline or catchword, last three gatherings with upper margin repaired with occasional slight loss of pagination or text, some marginal browning, 17th century ink ownership inscription of Ben ?Carfield to front free endpaper, bookplate of Rugby School, old calf, rebacked, rubbed, top edge and corner of lower cover defective, [Pforzheimer 10; STC 760], small folio, printed by Adam Islip, 1598. *** Important text, translated from the French edition of Loys Le Roy.

Puritanism.- Vestments controversy.- Briefe Examination for the Tyme (A), of a certaine declaration, lately put in print in the name and defence of certaine Ministers in London, refusyng to weare the apparell prescribed by the lawes and orders of the Realme, first edition, black letter, woodcut initials, title a little soiled with margins frayed and small portion of restoration at gutter, a few ff. closely shaved, affecting some text and headlines, D1-D4 with restoration and repair to upper corner and fore-margin with some loss to text, light foxing, extensive notes to rear endpapers, ink inscription in an old hand to 2*2 "The solicitours of these orders were bluddy persecutours", bookplate, 19th century roan, spotted, rubbing to extremities, [STC 10387], small 4to, [In Powles Churchyarde by Richarde Iugge, printer to the Queenes Maiestie], [1566]. *** Rare. The vestments controversy was ostensibly concerning clerical dress but grew to encompass the notion of nonconformity in church practices. The debate reached a peak in 1566 with the publication of Robert Crowley's 'A Briefe Discourse Against the Outwarde Apparel of the Popishe Church' to which this is a response commissioned by (and sometimes attributed to) Archbishop Matthew Parker. Provenance: Bt. at Egerton's, Whitehall, 1801 (ink inscription to foot of title); M. H. Bloxam (bookplate and ink notes); Rugby School Library (bookplate). 

Eight boxed / cased Oxford Diecast Eddie Stobart diecast models to include 3 x Super League Rugby, 4 x Haulage and 1 x SP043 Scania Fridge/Curtainside, plus an unboxed example, ex (9 items)

A box containing a quantity of sporting ephemera including football and rugby programmes, etc.

A fine quality Victorian gold and enamel Mourning Brooch, with raised oval center decorated with pearls and single diamond of floral design, the border with inset leaf decoration, the reverse with plaited hair inset and inscribed 'Robert Chaffey, only child of Robt. & Mary Chaffey, died at Rugby, 23rd March 1843, aged 16 years'; also a Victorian enamel and pinch-back Brooch with central landscape panel; an early oval classical design Wedgewood Brooch; and a circular gold floral design Brooch, as a lot. (4)

Silver proof coins, twenty-seven commemorative coins with certificates, various subjects, Concord, Battle of Britain, Rugby World Cup, Millennium, Gold Plated Nugget and Collar, Aircraft of the world, etc.

Queen's Own Oxfordshire Hussars Victorian Officer's Full Dress uniform. Good scarce tunic of dark blue melton cloth with Mantua purple facings to collar and cuffs. Cuffs decorated with silver lace Austrian Knots. Collar with silver lace band and ornamented with silver braid whirls (silver cord shoulder straps cut off, silk lining AF). Six plaited silver gimp cord drop loops to each breast. Concealed hook and eye fastening and loop and olivettes fastening (2 absent) ... Pantaloons of rare Regimental pattern. Mantua purple with elaborate silver bullion embroidered reverse Austrian Knots to each leg. Retains linen label of H. Lehmann, Regency House, Aldershot bearing ink name C. Boyle Esqre ... splendid Mantua purple waistcoat heavily embroidered down the front with 19 lines of ornate heavy silver wire ornamenation each with silver button and with concealed hook closures and 19 ball buttons (small tear to reverse)... webbing waistbelt with sword and sabretache slings of silver lace with Mantua purple line ... pouch belt of silver lace with central Mantua purple line bearing hallmarked silver five lobed boss, chains, arrow prickers with hexagonal plate bearing holders, buckle tip and slide all by Bent and Parker bearing 1886 Birmingham hallmarks ... set of full dress thick silver cord plaited cap lines ... set of thinner silver cord plaited cap lines. Attributed to Cecil William Boyle, an international sportsman, who played Rugby-Union for England and cricket for Oxford. Captain in QOOH and appointed Lieutenant in the Imperial Yeumanry. He took 30 of his own horses to South Africa where he fought in the Boer War with 40th (Oxfordshire) Coy, 10th Bn Imperial Yeomanry. On 5/4/1900, whilst fighting French volunteers at Boshof, he sadly became the first member of the Imperial Yeomanry to be killed in action; he was 47. There is a Memorial to him in the Antechapel, University College, Oxford. Sir Winston Churchill served with this Regiment. Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY

Sporting memorabilia - A framed and glazed XL 1997-1999 NIKE 'Cellnet' England Rugby jersey, signed by the squad, frame 85 x 108cm.

John Willie (John Alexander Scott Coutts (1902-1962), a.k.a. John Willie) - The Adventures of Sweet Gwendoline, pen inscription to preface 'For Janet Coutts - A great friend of a great artist', together with Rugby paper clippings with images of J. A. S. Coutts as a player; watercolour poem / rhyme 'There was a boy young pirate whose name was J.A.S.C He was bad - couldn't be badder, till on the wall he saw his shadow and bolted to the secret of the nursery'.

Four Royal Crown Derby paperweights to include: Barn Owl, Wren, Bakewell Ducking and Blue Duck, gold stoppers, factory stamps together with a Crown Staffordshire Imari vase and cover, a Minton Haddon Hall vase and a boxed Royal Worcester Rugby themed breakfast cup and saucer [7]

A United Kingdom silver proof Piedfort two pound World Cup 1999 coin, a 1998 silver Piedfort two pound coin, a 1999 silver proof two pound Rugby World Cup coin, and a 1998 silver Piedfort two pound coin in double box. (4)

Three vintage black and white photographs. Including a football team, a rugby team and a studio family portrait. Max. 24cm x 30cm

RUGBY UNION CLUB HOUSE: THREE JOHN HUGHES GROGGS, JPR Williams, in Welsh kit with no. 15 on his shirt, inscribed 'JPR Williams' and 'Wales' to base; Terry Holmes, in Welsh kit with no. 9 on his shirt; and Gareth Edwards, inscribed 'Wales' to base, in Welsh kit, signed by John Hughes, 1987 (3)Provenance: private collection Neath Port TalbotComments: good condition, viewing advised

THE RUGBY CLUB HOUSE: SIGNED 1997 NEW ZEALAND INTERNATIONAL JERSEY, inner Canterbury of New Zealand label, size XL, bearing Canterbury middle logo, embroidered New Zealand All Blacks fern and Stein Lager sponsorship motif, together with rugby union ticket dated December 6th 1997Provenance: collection of John Sheehan, former landlord at the Kings Arms, Twickenham where he became friends and made connections with playersComments: framed and glazed, 35 signatures present in silver ink, some fading, please see photos of signaturesAuctioneer's Notes: The 1997 New Zealand Rugby Union tour of Britain and Ireland named a squad of 36, players of note; Sean Fitzpatrick, Todd Blackadder, Zinzan Brooke , Jonah Lomu, Chrisitan Cullen, Todd Miller, Tana Umaga

RUGBY UNION CLUB HOUSE: FIVE NATIONS CHAMPIONSHIP WOODEN VIGNETTE, carved in relief, commemorating 1910 'The First Tournament' with France versus England, eight 3D players in oval cartouche, 63 x 73cmsProvenance: the collection of John Sheehan, former landlord at the Kings Arms, Twickenham where he became friends and made connections with playersComments: reproduction, please see photographs

RUGBY UNION CLUB HOUSE: ORIGINAL MIDDLESEX COUNTY RUGBY FOOTBALL UNION DRAW SHEET, original scorer chart for the 1938 Middlesex Sevens, completed by Jack PopeProvenance: the collection of John Sheehan, former landlord at the Kings Arms, Twickenham where he became friends and made connections with playersComments: hand-written and completed by the scorer, some foxing, framed and glazed

RUGBY UNION CLUB HOUSE: JOHN HUGHES GROGG Gareth Edwards in Welsh kit with no. 9 on shirt, carrying a rugby ball, incised 'Grand Slam 1978', incised with a signature 'John Hughes, Wales' verso, 25cms (h)Provenance: private collection Neath Port TalbotComments: good condition, viewing advised

RUGBY UNION CLUB HOUSE: THE WORLD OF GROGGS FIGURES Shane Williams, Dwayne Peel, and Mefin Davies, all signed 'Hughes, Wales', with World of Groggs labels (4)Provenance: private collection Neath Port TalbotComments: good condition, viewing advised

RUGBY UNION CLUB HOUSE: RARE 9CT GOLD WELSH FOOTBALL UNION LAPEL PIN, Thomas Fattorini, Birmingham 1938, as the Prince-of-Wales feathers with ribbon 'R.F.U.', awarded to Robert Arthur Cornish (1897-1948), approx. wt. 14.3g, 30mms (h)Provenance: Arthur Cornish, thence by descent.Notes: Robert Arthur Cornish was a Wales international rugby union player, and captain of Wales on two occasions in 1925–26. Cornish played his club rugby for Cardiff RFC. After retiring from International and club rugby, Arthur was a line judge and was Chairman of the Wales Selectors and remained involved in Cardiff Rugby Club. He had been appointed Head Teacher of Ninian Park Junior school in Grangetown, not long before his untimely death. Cornish Close, in Cardiff's Grangetown (where Arthur and his family were from), is named for Arthur and his four brothers, who were known locally for their contribution to rugby, baseball and cricket within the city.Comment: excellent.

RUGBY UNION CLUB HOUSE: THE WORLD OF GROGGS Warren Gatland in Welsh tracksuit, limited edition (766/1000), inscribed 'Richard Hughes' and 'World of Groggs' to base, signed underneath 'Richard Hughes, Wales, 2022' and Graham Henry in Welsh tracksuit, inscribed 'Grogg Shop' to rear, both approx. 26cms (h)Provenance: private collection Neath Port TalbotComments: good condition, viewing advised

RUGBY CLUB HOUSE: EARLY 1920s MATCH-WORN WALES INTERNATIONAL JERSEY for Stephen Morris, embroidered Prince of Wales Feathers, makers label to inner hem, R.W. Forsyth Ltd, Athletic Outfitters, Glasgow & Edinburgh'. ''Steve'' Morris (1 September 1896 – 29 May 1965) was a formidable Welsh rugby union flanker renowned for his physical prowess and unwavering commitment to the sport. Born in Newport, Wales, Morris dedicated his entire club career to Cross Keys RFC, where he not only played but later served as the club’s chairman. Morris began playing rugby before World War I and continued during his service in the British Army. Upon returning to Wales, he resumed playing for Cross Keys, making a notable appearance in April 1919 against the touring New Zealand Army XV. His loyalty to Cross Keys was evident; he reportedly declined a £1,000 offer to switch to rugby league, choosing to remain with his club. In 1931, he was part of a joint Abertillery/Cross Keys team that faced the touring South African side. Morris earned his first cap for Wales in 1920, becoming the first player from Cross Keys to represent the national team. Over five years, he accumulated 19 caps, captaining Wales in his penultimate match against France in 1925. His aggressive playing style was both a strength and a liability; he missed the Ireland match after being sent off in a club game. However, his toughness was invaluable, notably in a 1923 match against a particularly physical French team. Outside rugby, Morris worked as a coal miner at Risca Colliery, often labouring in the mines on Saturday mornings before playing matches in the afternoon. Despite his intimidating presence on the field—standing 6 feet tall and weighing over 14 stone—he was known off the field as a cheerful and genial individual. Upon his death in 1965, his ashes were scattered at Pandy Park, the home ground of Cross Keys RFC, cementing his lifelong bond with the club. Steve Morris remains a significant figure in Welsh rugby history, exemplifying the dedication and resilience characteristic of the sport during his era.Provenance: by family descent, TorfaenComments: small hole mid-chest below badge, staining to collar, condition commensurate with age

RUGBY UNION CLUB HOUSE: 'THE VICTORIOUS LIONS, SOUTH AFRICA V BRITISH LIONS' COMMEMORATIVE PHOTOGRAPH, dated 28th June 1997, Second Test King's Park, Durban, South Africa, signature of the winning Lions to sideProvenance: the collection of John Sheehan, former landlord at the Kings Arms, Twickenham where he became friends and made connections with playersComments: framed and glazed

THE RUGBY CLUB HOUSE: MATCH WORN SOUTH AFRICA INTERNATIONAL KIT, worn by number 7 Francois Pienaar with player signature to inner collar, Cotton Traders jersey size 46 with embroidered Springbok logo and Lion Lager sponsorship motif, together with pair of Maxmore Springbok socks and pair of Springbok white shorts with Lion Lager motifProvenance: John Sheehan Collection '...the only time in 29 tests all as Captain, Piennar wore Nos. 7. 26 at 6 and 2 at 8. Swapped after the Second Test between NZ and SA in 1994 in Wellington with Mike Brewer. Signed when Pienaar came to Saracens. He used to buy his favourite champagne, Duval Leroy, from my wine bar in Twickenham, Harringtons on the Green. The shorts were unworn but genuine kit. There are only a few SA shirts worn by Pienaar ever signed'. Comments: framed and glazed (glaze cracked)Auctioneer's Note: This kit was worn by Pienaar during the Springboks 1994 tour in New Zealand, and was the first and only occasion he wore the number 7 jersey at international level. One year later, when Captain of the 1995 World Cup-winning Springboks side, he wore the number 6, a more familiar position, leading South Africa to victory with the remarkable post-match presentation ceremony with Nelson Mandela.

RUGBY UNION CLUB HOUSE: THE WORLD OF GROGGS Gareth Edwards holding a rugby ball, signed by Richard Hughes, and Delme Thomas wearing a British Lions shirt, limited edition (25/300), by Richard Hughes, Wales, dated 2020, with COA, approx. 25cms (h) (2)Provenance: private collection Neath Port TalbotComments: good condition, viewing advised

THE RUGBY CLUB HOUSE: ENGLAND 1997 RUGBY JERSEY, signed by Jason Leonard across chest, Nike size XL, embroidered English Rose to breast, together with Jason Leonard signed printProvenance: gifted by the player to vendor, John Sheehan, former landlord at the Kings Arms, Twickenham where he became friends and made connections with players,Comments: framed and glazed

RUGBY UNION CLUB HOUSE: THE WORLD OF GROGGS Dan Lydiate in Welsh kit carrying scrum cap, limited edition (11/500), inscribed 'Richard Hughes, World of Groggs', signed underneath 'Richard Hughes, Wales, 2012', 25cms (h)Provenance: private collection Neath Port TalbotComments: good condition, viewing advised

RUGBY UNION CLUB HOUSE: JOHN HUGHES GROGG Mervyn Davies, inscribed verso 'Grand Slam 1971 and 1976' and 'John Hughes, Wales', 25cms (h), hollowProvenance: private collection Neath Port TalbotComments: good condition, viewing advised

THE RUGBY CLUB HOUSE: ALL BLACKS 1998 NEW ZEALAND TEAM JERSEY, Canterbury of New Zealand size L with Canterbury logo, New Zealand All Blacks logo and Stein Lager sponsorship embroidered logo, jersey has 23 line spaces for signatures of the team in silver ink, to include John Hart, Jeff Wilson, Todd Blackadder, Olo Brown, Justin Marshall, Jonah Lumu, Walter Little, Christian Cullen, Carlos Spencer etc.Provenance: collection of John Sheehan, former landlord at the Kings Arms, Twickenham where he became friends and made connections with playersComments: framed and glazed

RUGBY UNION CLUB HOUSE: JOHN HUGHES GROGGS Welsh dragons, two inscribed 'Wales Forever' (hollow), the third signed 'John Hughes, Wales' underneath, tallest 10cms (h) (3)Provenance: private collection Neath Port TalbotComments: good condition, viewing advised

THE RUGBY CLUB HOUSE: SIGNED AUSTRALIA WORLD CUP WINNERS RUGBY JERSEY, inner label Cotton Traders Classics, size M, embroidered patch Australian Rugby motif, signed by double World Cup winners Jason Little and Tim Horan, and additionally signed by World Cup winners David Walsom, Jo Roff, Glen Ella and Mark EllaProvenance: collection of John Sheehan, former landlord at the Kings Arms, Twickenham where he became friends and made connections with playersComments: framed and glazed

THE RUGBY CLUB HOUSE: SOUTH AFRICA 1997 LIONS TOUR JERSEY, signed by Jason Leonard, Addidas size XL, embroidered Lions CrestProvenance: gifted by the player to vendor, John Sheehan, former landlord at the Kings Arms, Twickenham where he became friends and made connections with players, Comments: framed and glazed

THE RUGBY CLUB HOUSE: SIGNED NEW ZEALAND INTERNATIONAL JERSEY 1996-1997, signed in silver ink by the Auckland members of the All Blacks squad; to include Ofisa (Junior) Tonu'u, Adrian Cashmore, Robin Brooke, Michael Jones, Craig Dowd, Olo Brown, Andrew Blowers, Carlos Spencer and Zinzan Brooke, size L, Canterbury of New Zealand inner label with stitched New Zealand All Black emblem and Steinlager advertising motif, together with ticket to 30th November 1996 New Zealand Barbarians vs England match and inner card from match programmeProvenance: collection of John Sheehan, former landlord at the Kings Arms, Twickenham where he became friends and made connections with playersComments: framed and glazed

RUGBY UNION CLUB HOUSE: JOHN HUGHES GROGG Gerald Davies in a Welsh kit, carrying a ball, no. 14 to rear of the shirt, inscribed 'John Hughes' to base and 'Triple Crown', signed 'John Hughes' under the base, 19cms (h), (The Triple Crown being won between the years 1976-79)Provenance: private collection Neath Port TalbotComments: good condition, viewing advised

RUGBY UNION CLUB HOUSE: GROGG BY RICHARD HUGHES WRU Centenary 1880-1980 figure, with no. 10 to rear, signed by John Hughes, dated 1980, 23cms (h)Provenance: private collection Neath Port TalbotComments: good condition, viewing advised

RUGBY UNION CLUB HOUSE: THE WORLD OF GROGGS BRITISH & IRISH LIONS entitled 'The Recall of 99', depicting the mascot lion with a Springbok head, and a rugby ball inscribed 'South Africa, 1974', incised signature 'Richard Hughes' and 'The World of Groggs' to the foot, 25cms (h)Provenance: private collection Neath Port TalbotComments: good condition, viewing advised

A CARDBOARD BOX CONTAINING MAINLY ROYAL MINT COINAGE, to include cased coins 1995 WWII Silver Piedfort Proof Two Pounds, a Piedfort Proof 1992 Rugby Hologram Silver coin, a 2017 Falklands Christmas Silver Piedfort Proof Penguin coin boxed Cert, a Royal Mint Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother 1900-2000 Silver Proof Piedfort Crown coin boxed certificate, 1944-1994 Silver Piedfort Proof D-Day commemorative Fifty Pence coin, a Jubilee Mint set of 3 Canada Model Proof coins, an INVERTED 2015 Briannia £2 coin (where the alinement of Queen Elizabeths Effigy is at 2pm compared to the reverse) several smaller boxes of mixed coins US Cents Steel Cents 1943, 2002 Ireland flag on the £2 Commonwealth Games, Isle of Man Christmas 50 Pence coins TT coins Guernsey Fresia Flower (14) 50p coins, Henry VIII 2009 Proof £5 coin, 1946-49 pair of low mintage 3d coins, Guernsey 2006 coin set etc

Football Boots and a Rugby Ball - A vintage style pair of leather football boots and leather rugby ball in good condition

Alcohol - Collection of 11 bottles of mixed alcohol to include The Famous Grouse Scotch Whisky Rugby World Cup 1995 1 Litre, Malibu Caribbean White Rum With Coconut 1 Litre, Northern Ireland Irish Cream Liquer Triple Distilled Irish Whisky 1 Litre, Hubert De Claminger Brut Champagne 750ml, Harvey's Bristol Cream Sherry 1 Litre, etc

Two albums containing trade cards, including F&J Smith, Oxo, Chocolate - Tobler etc (2) Album 1, mostly incompleteF&J Smith:Fowls, Pigeons and Dogs - A Tour Round the World,Holiday Resorts - ReproductionFamous Explorers,A Tour Round The World,Cinema Stars,Shadow Graphs,Prominent Rugby Players,Postcards from around the world,Phil May Cartoons with conversations,Advert Cards - reproduction Nostalgia Classic Collection+ some other singles and small runs'Feats of Endurance - OxoBulls - OxoChina and Porcelain - FrysAlbum II:Tobler Posters II - Chocolate-ToblerInfanta-ludi - Chocolate-ToblerInfanto en arto - Chocolate-ToblerDifferent ways of Travelling - Chocolate-ToblerPlanets & Fixed stars - Chocolate-ToblerFamoza Pedagogi - Chocolate-ToblerLe Petit Poucet - Chocolate-ToblerGirls of Many Lands - Drapin/GreysInventors and their Inventions - HillCelebrate America Collector Cards - Reynolds Tobacco?

A collection of sporting related ephemera, Wimbledon programmes, World Cup rugby programmes, various ticket stubs, hockey rule books, etc., also two England rugby match commemorative whisky glasses,