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Sporting Memorabila — Leski Auctions Pty. Ltd.

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Auction House:Leski Auctions Pty. Ltd.Number of lots recorded:720
Sale Title:Sporting MemorabilaLots with images:716
Auction Location:MelbournePrices available:541
Date:10-May-2020
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Tasmanian Football League 1921 State Emblem badge, made by T & S. Believed to have been prepared for the Tasmanian representative team expected to attend the Australian National Football Carnival in Perth in August 1921. Tasmania withdrew from the competition because of the high travel costs associated with sending a team to Western Australia.
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Victoria - Melbourne Suburban Leagues: handbooks & fixture lists including 1922 Metropolitan Amateur Football Association handbook (annotations front cover), 1933 Metropolitan Junior Football League 'Constitution, Rules & Fixtures', 1967 Fitzroy Football Club 'Constitution & Rules' (superb condition), 1971 Northern Districts programme, plus two other items, also 1968 & 1974 Victorian Amateur Football Association official programmes, condition variable. (8 items).
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1923 Essendon Football Club Premiership Medal in 15ct gold, made by H.E.Brown, with large E.F.C. in black and red enamel surrounded by the words 'Premiers V.F.L. 1923', The premiership match, attended by 46,566 spectators, was won by Essendon by a margin of 17 points over Fitzroy, marking that club's fifth premiership victory. Curiously, the medal has been engraved for R.J. Dillon, who does not appear to have played in the Grand Final, nor in any other game for the First team. Although not listed on the…
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1924 Collingwood Team Photo: Don Photo Series (Lorraine Photo) postcard with a besuited indigenous gentleman holding a rope sat in the front row, somewhat faded. [Indigenous Australians sometimes provided half-time entertainment at games, culturally-based often with boomerangs]
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Geelong 1925: 'Geelong Football Club Souvenir Premiership Book, Season 1925' Real Photos.' Published by Ernest G. Deller, Printer, Geelong. A small booklet incorporating 11 postcard sized photographs of the huge crowd, players, action pics, celebrations, the team listing, etc. Back cover records the 'Final Scores - Geelong 10-19 79 Pts., Collingwood 9-15 69Pts. Only the second example we have offered. The previous example, in relatively poor condition sold in our auction of August 2017 for $744 (incl.Bp).
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Brownlow Medallists: Collection of approximately 60 signed pictures, football cards or pieces, noting Fred Goldsmith (on small photograph) Kevin Murray, Bobby Skilton, Jim Stynes, Gary Dempsey, Malcolm Blight, James Hird, Robert Harvey,(photograph) & Nathan Buckley, Adam Goodes (on AFL Select Honours card), the earlier medallists mostly on piece incl. Harry Collier, Syd Coventry & Bert Deacon. Desirable group, hard to replicate.
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Melrose Football Club (Tasmania), 9ct gold fob with footballer on front, engraved 'Melrose F.C., Won by, H.Suckling, 1930'.
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Footscray: 'In picture and story 1883-1933 Fifty Years of football incidents in the fifty years history of the Footscray Football Club' [Footscray Advertiser] 20pp, softcover. Extremely scarce. (Nb: A facsimile copy was inserted into the Footscray Centenary book published in 1983 titled 'The Bulldog Book'). This is the only example of this publication we have offered and only the 2nd we have seen. 28 x 22 cm. Minor faults.
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Football Association Handbooks (Non-Victorian): with South Australia 1933 'Australian Rules' issued by Australian Broadcasting Commission', 1933 & 1936 Barossa & Light Football Association handbooks, 1946 'Our National Game' handbook, 1970 SANFL 'Laws of the Australian National Game of Football', NSW 1927 'Australian Football League - Laws of the Game' & undated (mid 1920s) 'Football League' handbook, Tasmania 1956 Queenstown Football Association official programme, Western Australia 1939 'Constitution,…
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Grand Finals: Collection of signed images or pieces by players who have competed in Grand Finals, sorted into folders by club. Noted are 1933 (Laurie Nash & Bob Pratt on piece), 1937 (Jim Wills & Tom Arkley both on piece), 1946 (Dick Reynolds), 1964 (Ron Barassi on piece), 1966 Alan Jeans on magazine cut-out, 1969 (Kevin Bartlett & Tommy Hafey on magazine cut-outs), also noted Alex Jesaulenko (on piece), also some supporting material including club badges, football cards, Essendon 1989 Social Club badges,…
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Fitzroy Football Club 1935: Official team photograph by C.E.Boyles && Son, mounted on backing card. Overall 20 x 25 cm. Although Fitzroy finished the season in 7th position, the photograph includes their Brownlow medallist for 1935, Haydn Bunton, Snr. It was his 3rd Brownlow win and the second year in a row in which he was voted Fitzroy Club Champion.
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Fitzroy Football Club Dinner Menu, Australia Hotel, October 2nd, 1935, Extensively signed by the players and officials, for whom the dinner was given, including Brownlow Medallist Haydn Bunton, Doug Nicholls, Chick Smallhorn, Dinny Ryan, Wally Gray, Leonard Maynes, Jim Toohey, Alan Fitcher, Charlie Cameron, Don Quartermain and many more. Provenance: From the estate of Leonard Maynes (Fitzroy & Essendon), In 1932, Doug Nicholls (later Sir Doug) joined the VFL's Fitzroy Football Club and in 1935, he was the…
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Brownlow Medallists: collage of winning Brownlow Medallist signatures on pieces, noting Dick Reynolds (1937 & 1938), Norm Ware (1941), Bob Skilton (signed photo, 1959, 1963 & 1968) Verdun Howell (1959), Ian Stewart (1965, 1966 & 1971), Paul Kelly (1195) Gary Ablett Jr (2009) etc, framed & glazed, 60.5 x 43 cm. (approx 50 signatures)
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Assortment of Football Handbooks: with Saturday Morning Football League 1937, 1940, 1949 & 1950 editions of 'Rules && Fixtures', Melbourne Amateur Sunday Football Association 1957, 1959 && 1960 handbooks, various other publication incl 1964 Geelong FC Constitution and Rules, 1966 Cottee's 'VFL & Ground Information Booklet', 1960 'Embassy' Football Diary & 'Daffodil peanut butter'club songs pamphlet., also John Brown 1962 'World of Sport Champions' (2, sporting records & fixtures). (15 items)
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Essendon Football Club: 1938 official team photograph in front of the stand at Windy Hill. Names of players annotated on the mount below including that year's Brownlow medallist, Dick Reynolds. Overall 20 x 25 cm.
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VFL/AFL Collection: largely sorted by club with St Kilda 1966 Grand Final match report signed by Saints players including Ian Stewart, c.2008 signed football boot noting Lenny Hayes, Nick Riewoldt, Nick Del Santo, Robert Harvey, Essendon 1938 team photo signed by Dick Reynolds, Geelong 2011 Premiership framed & glazed photo of Tom Hawkins & Joel Selwood holding Cup, signed by both players, lots of other signed images or pieces including Malcolm Blight, Don Cordner, Gary Ablett Snr, Royce Hart, Jack Dyer,…
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1939 V.F.A. Premiership Medal in 9ct gold, awarded to W. Spokes of the Williamstown Football Club. The premiership was won by Williamstown, coming from fourth on the ladder to defeat Brunswick by nine points in the Grand Final on 7 October in front of 47,000 followers. It was the club's third Vfa premiership, and it was a strong revival after having 'won' the wooden spoon in 1938. After his career with Williamstown, Spokes went on to play for Fitzroy in 1943-44.
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The National Football Game': c.1940 National Game Company dice-based board game captioned 'Our Great Game' with colour printed design representing an Australian Rules Football game in progress in large stadium filled with supporters (likely based on the MCG), long split along the central fold, however graphics are fresh and unmarked, without instructions, 36 x 36 cm (folding to 36 x 18 cm).
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Essendon 1941: The R.A. Freeman Memorial Trophy Essendon Football Club 2nd - Pretented to L. Maynes - Best & Fairest Player 1941, Epns trophy with lid, 37.5 cm tall. Leonard Maynes was recruited from Fitzroy in 1937 and played 36 games for the Essendon VFL Team between 1937-40.
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Australian National Football Council: 1944 (1st Edition, with Kangaroo & Map cover illustration), 1957, 1961, 1963 & 1965 'Primer' (promotional) handbooks for Australian Football explaining the rules and terminologies of the game, also Victorian Football Association Umpires Association 1960, 1961 && 1965 handbooks, variable condition. (8 items)
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South Melbourne/Sydney Swans: Collection of badges, pins, medallions, circa 1940s - 2001, (15 different).
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Essendon: Member's Season Ticket for 1946, No 2244, with fixture list & hole punched for each game attended. [Premiership Year - Essendon's 8th Premiership.]
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Collingwood: circa 1940s-50s 'Collingwood Social Club' button-hole badge with the magpie standing and facing left. (Probably associated with the evolution of the magpie logo of the football club but verification needed.).
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Essendon: Member's Season Ticket for 1949, No 5751, with fixture list & hole punched for each game attended. [Another Premiership Year - Essendon's 9th Premiership]
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Plaster Figurines: A set of the 12 VFL Clubs plus Victoria, hand-painted figurines, circa 1950s. Mixed condition. (13).
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Essendon: Member's Season Ticket for 1950, No 5751, with fixture list & hole punched for each game attended. [Another premiership year - Essendon's 10th.]
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Collingwood: 1953 Member's Season Ticket (Premiership year), with Fixture List & hole punched for each game attended.
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Footscray's First Premiership: Footscray Football Club Committee Member's badge with original bar, made by Stokes, engraved on reverse 'Member 1st Premiership 1954'. Extremely scarce and the first example we have offered.
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Autograph Book: A mid-1950s book featuring the 1955 Richmond team including Ray Poulter, Des Rowe, Tommy Hafey, John Nix, Alan Cations and 16 others plus the selectors and secretary, the 1955 Hawthorn team including John Kennedy, Graham Arthur, John Peck, Ray Simmonds and Ray Yoeman and 20 others, also, a page of autographs from the Russian swimming team at the 1956 Olympics.
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Footscray Football Club: 1955 End of Season Trip to Tasmania: a lapel pin created for the team trip.
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North Melbourne: 1955 Membership Card, 1957 North Junior Membership Card, 1958 Patron's Membership Card together with a 1963 - 1994 range of Annual Reports (6), a Schimmelbusch dinner menu and a 1995 20th Anniversary magazine signed by Ron Barassi. (11 items).
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Collingwood: 1955 & 1956 Member's Season Tickets, both with Fixture List & hole punched for each game attended. (2).
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Collingwood: circa 1950s pure wool, short-sleeved club jumper, probably a junior size, with label reading 'Made expressly for Hartleys by Haworth Knitting Mills.
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Collingwood: 1958 Member's Season Ticket (Premiership year), with Fixture List & hole punched for each game attended. Also, 3 ticket stubs from the Grand Final at the MCG. (4 items).
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Collingwood: 1959 Membership, No.1151, with original black & white lanyard.
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Collingwood: 1959, 1960 & 1961 Member's Season Ticket (Premiership year), with Fixture List & hole punched for each game attended. Also, School Tickets for 1959 and 1960. (5 items).
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Fitzroy / Brisbane Bears / Brisbane Lions: A collection of 1960s - 2000s badges and pins. (12 items).
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Hawthorn: A 1960s-2000s collection of membership medallions and badges, (21 items).
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Collingwood: A collection of badges, pins and membership medallions, circa 1960s - 2000s. (27).
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Collingwood: 1961 Member's Season Ticket, with Fixture List & hole punched for each game attended. Extensively signed inside and out, noted Murray Weideman, who was Captain and winner of the Copeland Trophy in 1961, Kevin Rose and Errol Hutchesson, Bill Thripp & David Norman.
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Folio of signed AFL/VFL images, mostly autographed large format press cuttings/photos, many showing spectacular 'grabs', noting Jack Dyer, Kevin Murray, Billy Brownless, Warwick Capper, Ron Barassi, Bobby Skilton, Tony Lockett, James Hird, Michael Voss, Dick Reynolds, Peter Hudson & Royce Hart. (40 approx).
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Collingwood: 1962, 1963 and 1965 Member's Season Tickets, each with Fixture List & hole punched for each game attended. Also, a 1965 School Ticket signed by Ray Gabelich. (4 items). Gabelich was captain of Collingwood for part of 1965.
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Herald For Footy' Badges: c.1962, comprising Carlton, Collingwood, Fitzroy (2, 'Gorillas' & 'Lions'), Essendon, Footscray, Geelong, Hawthorn (3, two types), Melbourne, North Melbourne, Richmond, St Kilda & South Melbourne, also cloth badges for Fitzroy Lions, Essendon Bombers & Collingwood Magpies. (18 items)
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Carlton: A collection of Membership cards comprising 1963, 1964 (incomplete), 1965, 1970, 1971, 1979, 1981 - 1986, 1988 - 2005 plus the 2005 Farewell to Princes Park card. (31).
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1963 Victoria Team Photo: Allan Studios (Collingwood) team photo, taken in front of the MCG Northern Stand prior to game against South Australia, 15th June, 1963. Scores 'South Australia - 12 goals, 8 behinds - 80 points, Victoria 10 goals, 13 behinds - 73 points ' and players names are printed on the mount, signed on reverse by John Birt, Ken Fraser, Alistair Lord && Brian Dixon, overall 30.50 x 37 cm.
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Melbourne: 1960s - 2000s collection of badges, medallions and pins, many with original lanyards still attached. (33, mostly different).
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Carlton: Social Club Membership medallions, complete from 1966-67 to 1993 plus a few oddments. (31).
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Collingwood: 1966, 1968 & 1969 Member's Season Tickets, each with Fixture List & hole punched for each game attended. Also, School or Junior Tickets for 1966, 1967, 1968 & 1969. (7 items).
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Carlton: 1968, 1969, 1970, 1979 & 1981 original Weg posters, all mounted and affixed to backing boards. (5).
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Carlton: Premiership pennants for 1968, 1972, 1979, 1981 & 1982. A scarce assembly. (5).
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Carlton: A range of 1968 to 1990s tickets and ticket stubs including Grand Finals, also Games 1 - 9 of the 1987 illustrated tickets (each with a different action photo featuring a Carlton player). (Qty).
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Collingwood: 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1974 & 1975 Member's Season Tickets, each with Fixture List & hole punched for each game attended. (7 items).
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Collingwood: 1969, 1972, 1974 (2), 1975 (3) Member's Season Tickets, each with Fixture List & hole punched for each game attended. Also, 1977 Junior Ticket (poor condition) and 1985 Pensioners Season Ticket. (9 items).
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Collingwood: 1969, 1970, 1971 & 1972 membership badges. (4)
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St. Kilda Football Club hand-painted circular sign on masonite board, circa 1971, 55 cm diameter
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Carlton: A small collection of premiership medallions and similar products, some in presentation boxes. (14).
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Carlton: 1970s-80s collection of original b&w press photographs, many featuring Jesaulenko (including his famous mark), Bruce Doull, Mike Fitzgerald, John Nicholls, David Parkin, and others, mainly approx. 24 x 20 cm. Also, a large pic of Nicholls in the ruck. (Total: 10).
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Richmond: A collection of badges, pins and membership medallions, circa 1970s-2000s. (22).
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Carlton: original Weg posters for 1970 (corner fault), 1979 (2), 1981, 1982 (2) && 1995 (2), also 1982 Gf 'The Mighty Blues' poster (edge faults) & Football Record 'Doully's Big Day' posters (2), overall Fair/VG condition. (11 items)
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St. Kilda Preliminary Final: 18 September 1971 original Weg poster for St. Kilda's preliminary final win over Richmond. The pink paper stock indicating that the news covered by the poster was 'late breaking'. Extremely scarce, in fact, the first example we have offered. Very good condition. Having lost the semi-final to Hawthorn the previous week, St.Kilda had to face Richmond in the preliminary final. In front of a crowd of over 102,000 they won the match by 30 points, only to be defeated by 7 points in…
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Richmond: 1973 framed original Weg poster. Good condition, overall 56.5 x 75 cm.
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Saturday (morning) September 29, 1973 'The Sun' poster with Richmond predicted to be triumphant, 'Says Lou'. Artwork by Jeff Hook. Scarce. Very good condition.
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1974 Grand Final Eve Poster: Undated 'Alf's Tip' original Weg prediction poster (published 27 September 1974) depicting a rampant Richmond Tiger sitting atop a bruised and battered North Melbourne Kangaroo. (Alf Brown was correct in his prediction, with the Tigers winning by a margin of 41 points in front of a crowd which exceeded 113,000.) An extremely rare poster, this being only the third example we have offered. Very good condition. 65.5 x 51.5 cm.
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Richmond: 1974 original Weg Premiership poster. 66.5 x 50 cm.
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Saturday (morning) September 28, 1974 'The Sun' poster with North Melbourne predicted to be triumphant, 'Says Lou' in the Grand Final to be played later that day. Artwork by Jeff Hook. Scarce. Very good condition. Lou was wrong on this occasion. Richmond defeated North Melbourne by 41 points.
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Hawthorn: 1976 original Weg Premiership poster. 66.5 x 50 cm.
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Hawthorn: 1976 original Weg Premiership posters, (4). 66.5 x 50 cm. All with defects.
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Signed Images: sorted by club including Darren Millane (Collingwood) on small mounted cut-out (+ signed photo of Jeff Fenech who wore Millane's Collingwood guernsey to the ring prior to his fight with Azumah Nelson, Scott West, Luke Darcy & Chris Grant (Western Bulldogs) on football cards, Jack Riewoldt, Dustin Martin, Daniel Rioli, Alex Rance & Trent Cotchin (Richmond) on football cards, Peter Crimmins (Hawthorn) on piece, plus photograph of him holding 1976 Premiership Cup with team mates whilst…
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North Melbourne: 1977 original Weg poster.
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Captain Blood' Jack Dyer 'Eat em alive Tiges!' original artwork for a poster, framed, overall 103 x 81 cm. With an original Weg's World Evaluation [2004].
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North Melbourne: 1978 original Weg 1978 losing poster, in very good condition. 66 x 49.5 cm. Hawthorn defeated North Melbourne in the Grand Final.
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Hawthorn: 1978 original Weg poster.
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Footscray/Western Bulldogs: 1980s-2000s range of badges, pins and membership medallions, (12 different).
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Essendon: A collection of badges, pins and fobs, circa 1980s-2010s. (14 different).
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Richmond: 1980 framed original Weg poster. Fair/Good condition, overall 56.5 x 75 cm.
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Richmond: 1980 original Weg poster. Fair/
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North Melbourne/Kangaroos: Collection of badges, pins, medallions, circa 1981 - 2009, (19 different).
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Carlton: 1981 original Weg Premiership poster. 66.5 x 50 cm.
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Essendon: 'Premiers '85 the Bombers' poster depicting Kevin Sheedy as a player. Unknown artist and publisher. [The first example we have seen]. 60 x 47 cm. Very good condition.
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Richmond: autograph book with mid 1980s player signatures including Brian Taylor, Graham Teasdale, Michael Roach, Jim Jess & Dale Weightman, also noted Ron Richards (Collingwood), also 2003 'Eat 'Em Alive' Richmond football with facsimile player signatures. (2 items).
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Weg Posters: 1988, 1989, 1990 (2), 1991 (2), 1992 (2) 1993 (2) 1994 (2) 1995, 1996, 1997 (2), 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001 (2), 2002, 2009 (2), 2012, also 2002 finalists Brisbane Lions (2) & Collingwood newspaper posters and Weg 2006 Boxing Day Test poster, condition Fair to Fine (29)
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Adelaide Football Club: 1990s - 2000 collection of badges, pins, etc. (10, all different).
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Richmond's Greatest: mounted display with reproduction of a scenic view of 'Punt Road Oval, c.1949' surrounded by signed action images of Kevin Bartlett (1965-1983), Royce Hart (1967-1977), Jack Dyer (1931-1949) & Michael Roach (1977-1989), framed & glazed, overall 70 x 50 cm.
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Collingwood Premiership Team 1990: limited edition poster with printed signatures of all team members, laminated & mounted, overall 60 x 43 cm.
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Sydney Swans: 1993 cloth Weg Poster, slightly crumpled, pinholes in corners, good condition overall.
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Geelong - Gary Ablett Senior: framed & glazed photograph of Ablett's 1994 Mark of the Year over Collingwood's Gary Pert at the MCG, overall 41.5 x 52 cm.
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1995 limited edition Matchbox AFL 'Club Car Collectible' complete set of Model A Fords (10 x 5 x 4 cm), each car decorated in appropriate livery representative of each of the 16 competing clubs, also two stray Matchbox collector models of Australia Post vans, total Retail $350+. (17 items)
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Crompton, Paul, watercolours, all signed at lower right, circa 34.5 x 53 cm, framed and glazed individually, Carlton: Princes Park, circa 1932, Collingwood: Victoria Park, circa 1903, Essendon: Windy Hill, circa 1950 - Essendon Champion John Coleman against Geelong, Fitzroy: Brunswick Street Oval, circa 1907, Footscray: Western Oval, circa 1954, Hawthorn: Glenferrie Oval, circa 1957, the Melbourne Cricket Ground: circa 1907, North Melbourne: Arden Street, circa 1975, Richmond: Punt Road Oval, circa 1949,…
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1997 'The Legend of the A.F.L. Dinner ticket signed by the three Brownlow Medallists who were honoured at the dinner: Dick Reynolds, Bob Skilton and Ian Stewart. Accompanied by the 21 Feb.1987 Brisbane Bears v Hawthorn Souvenir program, 'Bear Facts' magazine No.3 (Oct.1987), 'Bear Facts' 15 July 1989 (1st Night Game) & 'Bear Facts' April-May 1990. (5 items).
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Carlton: framed and glazed Carlton football guernsey signed by members of 1998 squad, numerous signatures including Stephen Silvagni, Anthony Koutoufides, Brett Ratten, Craig Bradley && Aaron Hamill, overall 71 x 108 cm.
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St Kilda: framed and glazed St Kilda football guernsey signed by members of 1998 squad, numerous signatures including Robert Harvey, Nicky Winmar, Stewart Loewe, Nathan Burke and the Wakelin brothers, overall 71 x 108 cm.
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North Melbourne: framed and glazed North Melbourne football guernsey signed by members of 1998 team who went on to compete in the Grand Final, numerous signatures including Wayne Carey, Glenn Archer, Byron Pickett, Martin Pike, Mick Martin && Peter Bell, overall 71 x 108 cm.
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Tony Lockett (Sydney Swans): AFL limited edition framed & glazed display, commemorating Lockett breaking the all-time AFL kicking record when booting his 1300th career goal, with signed guernsey and three inset photographs of Lockett, certificate of authenticity numbered 1092/1,300, overall 88 x 110 cm.
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Paul Kelly (Sydney Swans): AFL limited edition framed & glazed display, commemorating his 200th game, with signed guernsey and two inset photographs of Kelly and a plaque, numbered 56/200, overall 76 x 107 cm.
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Essendon: '2000 AFL Grand Final' celebratory team photograph with commemorative plaque beneath, also 2001 Gary Moorcroft triptych of photos showing the 'AFL Mark of the Year' sequence, centre photo signed by Moorcroft, both items framed & glazed, overall 45 x 45 cm & 30 x 49.5 cm respectively. (2)
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Essendon: array of 2001-2014 membership badges various designs/shapes including silver memberships, also a small quantity of Essendon lanyards, all housed in a 1993 Essendon AFL Premiers 'Butter Cookies' biscuit tin. (35, plus lanyards & tin)
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Essendon: c. early 2000s Essendon football guernsey signed by numerous club legends including Kevin Sheedy, Tim Watson, Michael Long, Terry & Neale Daniher, James Hird, Ken Fraser & Simon Madden.
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Australia vs Ireland: 2005 International Rules Series guernsey signed by Australian coach Kevin Sheedy & co-captain Andrew Mcleod, framed & glazed, overall 101 x 106 cm.
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Inaugural Australian Women's International Rules Tour official player's jersey 'Australia v Ireland 2006' signed in full by the complete Australian Touring Party who played in two matches in Ireland. Attractively framed && glazed, overall 111 x 90 cm. The Australian women's international rules football team is the Australian women's representative team in international rules football, a hybrid of Australian rules football and Gaelic football. The team was launched in 2006 for the purpose of competing…
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Ben Cousins: c.2007 West Coast Eagles guernsey commemorating the highlights of his glittering 1996-2007 Wce career, signed by Cousin's across the number '9', also signed with his 'Such is Life' motto.
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