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Memorabilia — Davidson Auctions

$12,650
1956 Melbourne Olympic Games Torch.…
$4,600
Early Olympic Rings Flag.…
$3,504
Autographs of Australian Prime Ministers.…
$1,109
Royal Doulton limited edition commemorative 'Captain Cook…








Auction House: Davidson Auctions
Number of lots recorded: 131
Lots with images: 131
Prices available: 131
Category: Memorabilia




Lot Description Price Image
*** 1956 Melbourne Olympic Games Torch. Aluminium alloy flared body, with 3 sets of reticulated olympic rings and 'XVI Olympiad 1956: Olympia - Melbourne:' in relief to circumference. Torch body fitted with quick release socket for flame cannister. Height 42 cm. Provenance: Brookfield Multiplex Collection ***
*** Early Olympic Rings Flag. Hand painted official rings on undyed cloth. Old patches and repairs, retaining original lanyard and swivel. Age uncertain, but construction and materials indicate 1920's or earlier. Accompanied by vexillographer certificate. Provenance: Brookfield Multiplex Collection. 120 x 190 cm (Flag) ***
*** Autographs of Australian Prime Ministers. Display presentation of all 25 Prime Ministers from Barton to Howard, with actual signatures. 101 x 152 cm ***
*** Royal Doulton limited edition commemorative 'Captain Cook' jug. #260/350. Charles J. Noke certificate available together with Christmas card. Provenance: John Shorter collection. Height 24.5 cm ***
*** Circa 1933 Bodyline Era Bradman and Team Signed Cricket Bat. ***
*** Signed Don Bradman short handle cricket bat. Framed with 14 black and white photographs, a list of 'The Bradman world Records,' and an original oil painting of Bradman signed Dave Thomas #2/2. 98 x 39 cm ***
*** Royal Doulton 'The Coronation loving cup,' 1937. No.6/2000 C.J Noke. Signed certificate available. Height 26 cm ***
*** Attrib. Short & Hammond Studio, Melbourne Melbourne Cup, 1898, Won by 'The Grafter'. Hand Painted Photograph 37x58 cm ***
*** Henry Lawson. Legendary 'people's poet' and pioneer of Australianism in literature. Two unsigned notes in pencil. Envelope 9 cm x 14 cm from The 'Murrumbidgee Irrigator' Every Friday at Leeton. Lawson pencils to Jim Tyrrell (bookman): 'Never mind Old Chap; ***
*** Royal Doulton 'The Pied Piper of Hamelin' commemorative jug. No 29 of 600. Certificate available. Height 26 cm ***
*** Circa 1900's Gilt Table Clock. Motto 'Unity, Peace and Progress.' In the form of U.S. and British ensigns. Possibly a souvenir of the Great White Fleet, 1908. Made by British United Clock Co. Birmingham, England. Gilt brass, with enamel face. Movement is Ansonia style centre wind. Running. Height 14.5 cm ***
*** Nellie Melba. Australian Prima Donna. Sepia photograph by May Moore 14 cm x 20 cm signed: 'Nellie Melba 1927.' Also signed: 'May Moore Sydney.' Conservation Framed and glazed 30 cm x 36 cm. Slight crease across lower part of image not effecting portrait ***
*** Walter Lindrum. Australian Billiards World Champion. Typed Letter Signed, quarto, 24 February 1952. On his letterhead thanking (the Reverend Sir Irving) Benson for a humorous article. Fine blue ink signature ***
*** Cricket Themed Autograph Book c.1947. Includes letter from Alec Bedser, full 1948 Indian team, Hassett, Barnes, Compton, Oldfield, McCabe, Bradman, McCool etc. ***
*** Sir Robert Falcon Scott. Antarctic Pioneer. Signature cut from a letter 8 cm x 3 cm approx. In black ink: 'Yours Ever / R Scott.' ***
*** Sir Henry Parkes. The Father of Federation. Autograph Letter Signed 2pp 8vo. Empire Office 6 August 1852. Regarding extension to his lease for the office occupied by his newspaper The Empire: '.at a rental of 60 pounds per annum, to commence from the ex ***

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