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Subbuteo - Boxed Subbuteo Rugby box set (near complete) along with 7 x boxed Rugby teams featuring 14 Newport, 5 New Zealand, 2 England etc (teams with numbers written to backs, boxes vg, teams mainly complete), additional unboxed players, 2 x boxed Cricket fielding teams (West Indies & Australia) plus boxed set without box, boxed Ipswich Town football HW team and 3 x boxed accessories (Fence Surround, Goals & Scoreboard)
Full Musculoskeletal Assessment with Advanced Physiotherapy Practitioner Alex Horton. Got a niggling injury that just keeps resurfacing? Not able to take part in the activity you love because of pain somewhere? Here is your chance to get to the root of it with a full assessment and management plan from former international rugby Physiotherapist Alex Horton. Alex will take a full history and identify all underlying contributing factors to your issue, as well as give comprehensive advice on the steps required to return you to optimal health.
Women's Rugby Training Session. 5 x 1 hour sessions. - Ruck, scrum and tackle your way to glory! This is a once in a season opportunity for your womens rugby team to win a private training session led by an elite coach. Whether you're sharpening up for the next big match or building team chemistry, this hands on session will cover drills, tactics, skills and match insignt tailored to your squads level.
Rugby Shirt Cellnet signed Signatures such as Mike Tindall, Martin Johnson, Alex King, Mark Regan, Tim Stimpson and others Rugby Legends. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99
Signed by the Irish Rugby Team & Away Team Members Rugby: I.R.F.U., 1970's a group of three Official Match Programmes for Home International v. Scotland, 28.2.1970, signed by the Irish Team on center fold (Some Scottish Team Members); v. Wales 14.3.1970, signed by the Irish Team on center fold (some Welsh Team members); v. France 19.3.1977 (signed by both Irish and French Team Members on center fold), all 8vo, D. 1970-77, illus. & adverts, as autographs, w.a.f. (3)
Northern Ireland interest Photograph Albums: Two large Photograph Albums containing many attractive photos of Northern Ireland, Island Magee, Castle Dobbs Demesne, Carron Point, British Destroyers at Belfast, Snaps of S.S. Graphic after collision in Belfast Lough, some rugby photos of teams at play Ulster v. Leinster, Portrush on the Lagan, boat races, 12 July Procession Belfast, Golf at Malone & Newcastle, also some of Sligo, Lough Gill, Glencar, & a collection of original photos of Irish, Welsh, Cambridge, New Zealand, South Africa & other teams, rugby, hockey, etc (25) some photos of Wales, London, Ely & the Continent, approx. 425 photos in all. As photos, w.a.f. (2)
Alan Best (Canadian, 1910-2001) for Wedgwood, 'The Sprinter', the figure in a cream-coloured glaze and mounted on a rectangular base, impressed marks, 13cm highProvenance: Richard Dennis, Wedgwood Exhibition, 1982.Alan Best was born in Chicago, US, in 1910, but his family soon moved to the Gulf Islands of British Columbia, Canada. His early interest in zoology led to a job sculpting animals at the American Museum of Natural History in New York. He lived with his aunt, Muriel Thomson, who was a friend of the Wedgwood family, and she took him to Europe in 1930, where he studied at the Académie Julian in Paris. While in London, Best stayed at the home of the eminent zoologist Sir Julian Huxley, who also knew the Wedgwoods.For a short time, he was an assistant to the British sculptor Eric Kennington, and from 1934 to 1935, he was a visiting modeller at Wedgwood. Kennard Wedgwood, the company’s representative in America, encouraged the revived interest in figure-making as he recognised its commercial opportunities during the early 1900s. Best depicted four athletes in contemporary dress, two of which, 'The Sprinter' and 'The Rugby Player', are in the museum’s collection. He also modelled 'The Boxer' and 'The Weight Thrower'. The figures were produced in small numbers with champagne and moonstone glazes, which were fashionable at the time. They were sold through department stores, such as the Army & Navy Co-operative Society and Waring & Gillow in London.Condition ReportChip to the underside, just viewable from the side. Crazing. A hairline crack to one side.
A QUANTITY OF ASSORTED SUBBUTEO ITEMS, to include boxed 1970's Soccer Club Edition, quantity of boxed and unboxed teams, boxed teams are 1970's Admiral kit era England, lightweight West Ham, No.355 and Manchester City, No.449, unboxed teams are a mixture of lightweight and later teams but does include heavyweight No.45 (complete but some of the players look to have been re-glued), majority of teams appear complete and in fairly good condition, some with numbers added to backs of shirts, with a boxed Subbuteo Rugby International Edition set which appears complete and in good condition except that goal posts have some minor damage, both teams are on heavyweight football bases, boxes all complete but have damage and wear (3 boxes)
FIVE BOXES AND LOOSE CERAMICS, PICTURES AND SUNDRY ITEMS, to include Royal Doulton Bunnykins nursery ware, five Italian terracotta figures, an Armand Marseille bisque head doll, marked to back of shoulders '370, AM 5/OX DEP, Armand Marseille, Made in Germany', a carved sculpture of a horse's head, six large framed pictures and prints, nine late 1950s rugby programmes, etc (5 boxes + loose) (sd)
1920 - 1921 Athletic News Bound Volume Of Sport Magazines: From May 24th 1920 to May 23rd 1921and we believe this is a complete run of the weekly newspaper. Every volume covers football including the Tottenham v Wolves FA Cup final and Scotland v England. Other sports include Ashes Cricket England Rugby and more. Large format heavy bound volume.
2003 Rugby World Cup Complete Programme Collection: All 48 programmes which represents a programme for every match. The semi finals and final in which England famously beat Australia are large programmes the other 45 are smaller and kept neatly in collectors folders. Incredibly this comprehensive collection has instructions to sell. Excellent. (48)
1925 - 1926 Athletic News Bound Volume Of Sport Magazines: From August 3rd 1925 to May 3rd 1926 and we believe this is a complete run of the weekly newspaper. Every volume covers football including the Bolton v Manchester City FA Cup final. Northern coverage always good with Central League well covered. Other sports include Cricket, Rugby Union + League, Athletics, Running and more. Small format heavy bound volume.
1926 - 1927 Athletic News Bound Volume Of Sport Magazines: From August 2nd 1926 to May 9th 1927 and we believe this is a complete run of the weekly newspaper. Every volume covers football including the Cardiff v Arsenal FA Cup final. Big feature on Portsmouth promotion back to division one. Other sports include Ashes Cricket Rugby Union + League Athletics Running and more. Small format heavy bound volume of which outer board has become detached.
4 x Tickets to England v New Zealand with Lounge Access - Experience the electric atmosphere at the home of English Rugby, as England take on the mighty All Blacks. Watch the iconic Haka and enjoy premium access to world class rugby! This special lot is for 4 tickets. Maybe make this a very memorable family trip! Full hospitality access to the South Debenture Lounge. Saturday, 15th November. Champagne Reception, all food and drink included before, during, and after the match. No age restriction. Smart/casual dress code.
Robin Symes (British, 1939-2023)Untitled - Portrait of a Seated Rugby Player (model name Joshua)Oil on canvasUnsigned UnframedMeasures approx. 92cm x 72cmRobin Symes, (b.February 1939) was among London’s best-known and most successful antiques dealers in the seventies, eighties and nineties before being unmasked as a key player in an international criminal network that traded in looted archaeological treasures. Sometime during the 1960s, Symes met Christo Michaelides, a Greek heir to a family of shipping magnates, and separated from his wife. The encounter gave birth to a life-long relationship between the two, which ended with Christo’s sudden death in 1999. After Michaelides’ death, his family took legal action to recover his share of the Symes company's assets, and when the matter went to trial, Symes was found to have lied in his evidence about the extent and value of his property. He was subsequently charged with and convicted of contempt of court, and sentenced to two years' imprisonment, of which he served seven months. After these seven months in HMP Pentonville, Symes enrolled at the Prince’s Drawing School (now the Royal Drawing School at Kensington Palace) and started a life-drawing course. What you can explore in this exclusive auction are never-before-seen sketches, preparatory drawings, oil on canvas paintings, pastels, copper-plates, etchings and entire portfolios of projects. Each hand-painted / drawn by Symes during his time studying art.
Luze (Albert de) A History of the Royal Game of Tennis, trans. by Richard Hamilton, one of 500 copies signed by the translator, plates and illustrations, original boards, dust-jacket, slip-case, Kineton, 1979 § Die Olympischen Spiele, 2 vol., first edition, numerous mounted plain and colour photographic illustrations, folding map, the odd spot, original blue cloth, decorated in gilt, Altona-Bahrenfeld, 1936; and c.15 others, sport, including two Stevengraph woven silk views "The First Touch" and "The Last Lap" depicting a rugby game and a cycling race respectively, v.s. (c.20)
The 'Indian Defence Force 1919' C.I.E. group of six awarded to Lieutenant-Colonel C. N. Moberly, Bombay Volunteer Rifles, later 15th Bombay Battalion, Indian Defence Force and Chief A.R.P. Warden, A.R.P. FelixstoweThe Most Eminent Order of the Indian Empire, Companion's (C.I.E. ) neck Badge, gold and enamel; British War Medal 1914-20 (Lt. Col. C. N. Moberly.); Defence 1939-45; Delhi Durbar 1911; Indian Volunteer Forces Officers' Decoration, G.V.R. (Maj. C. N. Moberly 15th Bombay Bn I.D.F.); Jubilee 1935, the third and sixth loose, otherwise mounted as worn, good very fine (6)C.I.E. London Gazette 12 September 1919.Charles Noel Moberly was born at Clapham, London on 24 December 1880, the son of George and Sarah Moberly. Attending Rugby School between 1894-1898 he matriculated to study at Yorkshire College, Leeds between 1900-1902. During this time he specialised in electrical engineering, being listed as working with the British Electrical Engineering Company in 1898 and again later 1900-1903.Becoming an Associate Member of the Institute of Mechanical Engineers in February 1903 he was commissioned 2nd Lieutenant with the 1st Volunteer Battalion, Leicestershire Regiment on 2 April 1904. Advanced Lieutenant very soon afterwards on 18 August 1904, Moberly joined the Bombay Electrical Supply Company as an Assistant Engineer while living at 81 Hornby Road, Bombay in 1906.Transferring to 5th Battalion, Leicestershire Regiment on 1 April 1908 he married Kate Fottrell in Bombay on 8 August 1908. Moberly resigned his commission on 1 October 1908 and joined the Bombay Volunteer Rifles as a Captain the same day. In this role he attended the Delhi Durbar as Honorary Major in 1911, being confirmed upon the role as receiving his medal from the allotment of the Adjutant General.Serving with the 1st Bombay Battalion, Indian Defence Force during the Great War the medal roll notes that Moberly was involved with 'Army Instruction (India)', he was advanced Major on 1 April 1917 whilst undertaking that task. Further promoted Lieutenant Colonel on 8 April 1919, the date was initially misprinted in the London Gazette as 8 April 1920 but later corrected. He was finally posted to the 15th Battalion, Bombay Battalion on 30 September 1920.Leaving India Moberly settled in Felixstowe in 1939 where he appears on the census listed as Chief A.R.P. Warden, Felixstowe. His son George Edward Moberly was an R.A.F. pilot during the Battle of Britain with three kills, two during the Battle, but was shot down and killed over the channel on 26 August 1940. Moberly himself died on 1 January 1969 and Teddars Lees House, Etchinghill, Kent.…

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