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Boxing CASSIUS CLAY (MOHAMMED ALI)Rare photographwith Cassisus Clay's autograph illustrating his gold medal at the 1960 Olympic Games in Rome.50 x 40 cm

Boxing MOHAMMED ALIAutographed photograph.25 x 20 cm

Boxing MOHAMMED ALI & JOE FRAZIERRare photograph with autographs of Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier during their fight in 1974.25 x 20 cm

Framed and Signed Pair of Boxing Gloves from WBC light-heavyweight Champion John Conteh MBE. (L: 54cm W: 50cm)

Selection of sporting ornaments, to include the sports football, boxing and rugby, tallest measures approximately 9 inches

9ct gold rope twist necklace with football and boxing gloves charmsCondition Report:Approx 15 grams, chain 72 cms long, clasp broken

Bronze figure group, modelled as two male hares boxing, raised upon marble plinth base, with foundry mark, H24cm

An album of early 20th century hotel menus2) Boxing Day – 1937 – Royal Bath Hotel3) Blossoms Folder – Info on Menus – Chester – c.1960's4) Blossoms Menu5) Blossoms Menu6) Blossoms Menu7) Blossoms Menu8) Blossoms Menu9) Blossoms Menu10) Blossoms Menu11) Blossoms Menu12) Blossoms Menu13) Blossoms Menu14) Blossoms Menu15) Blossoms Menu16) Hotel Metropole – Breakfast – Folkestone – 25th – August – c.1920's17) The Langham Hotel – Portland Place – London – 5th – August – 192918) Grosvenor House – Breakfast Menu – c.1950's19) Café Royal – Specimen Luncheon – c.1940's20) The Royal Wedding – Cumberland Hotel - 29th – November – 193421) Christmas – Strand Palace Hotel – 193922) Royal Palace Hotel – Kensington – 25 – December – 193223) The Café Royal Centenary Luncheon – 1865 – 1965 – 11 – February – 1965 – (HISTORY Inside)24) The Café Royal - Souvenir Plaque With Novel Calendar Of Events With Menus25) Turnberry – 7 – October – 193826) The Berkeley – Empire Day Luncheon – 24th – May – 193527) Hotel Et Restaurant - Le Diner Francais – Old Compton Street – London

CARL FROCH, LEE SELBY AND HENRY COOPER, THREE SIGNED BOXING GLOVES, each loose, with COA

Boxing; Pair of XIX Century Cast Metal Figures of the Bare Knuckle Boxers, possibly William 'Bendigo' Thompson, pair in fighting poses, on circular bases, 17.5cm high.*William Thompson became Heavyweight Champion of England in 1839. One has been restuck to base, crack repair to one arm, wear commensurate with age. Slight alteration to lot description.

An Everlast Evershield boxing glove signed by Tyson Fury, reading 'Bad Boy T. Fury', the glove in grey and white.

A red Lonsdale boxing glove signed by Joe Frazier, reading 'Smokin' J. Frazier', in Perspex case mounted to a framed photograph of Joe Frazier, 62 x 49cms wide overall.

A Second World War "Arctic Convoys" Group of Six Medals, awarded to C/JX.147353 C.E.COOPER. LDG.TEL. R.N., comprising 1939-45 Star, Atlantic Star, Africa Star, Italy Star, War Medal and Naval General Service Medal 1909-62 with clasp MINESWEEPING 1945-51, swing mounted as worn, together with a cased Arctic Campaign Medal, a boxed Malta George Cross 50th Anniversary Commemorative Medal with Malta High Commission award letter, also three boxing medallions and two football medallions, printed research material including a Summary of Service, and a related CD ROM.

Signed by Steve Collins Boxing: [Programme 1995] W.B.O. Super Middleweight Championship of the World, Steve Collins V. Chris Eubank, Pairc Ui Caoimh, Cork, 9.9.95, (also featuring Ireland 1992 Olympian Michael Carruth), 4to, Cork 1995, illus. & adverts, Signed on front cover, ptd. wrappers, together with Admission Ticket, as a lot. (2)

Trade cards, Amalgamated Press, Champion Portfolio of Sport. Presentation Wallet with 8 booklets stuck in. Each booklet contains 7 Concertina fold out sports star pictures. Booklets include Test Match Record Breakers (inc. Donald Bradman), Soccer's Wily Wizards (includes Dixie Dean), Fighting Furies of the Boxing Ring (includes Jack Sharkey, Max Schmelling) etc (paper residue on the back of wallet, otherwise reasonable condition)

Boxing autographs, five postcards all with original signatures, Joe Beckett, Don Cockell, Len Harvey, Max Baer & Bombardier Billy Wells(gen. gd)

Trade cards, Canada, Fleer, Little Sports Series, 56 different cards inc. Baseball, Ice Hockey, Boxing American Football etc, noted no 27 Babe Ruth, no 94 Edmonton Eskimos & others (vg)

Boxing autographs, Freddie Mills, book, 'Twenty Years' autobiography, signed to title page (3rd impression with dust jacket), sold with two programmes, one dated 11 Sept 1948 from amateur event held at RAF Nacton signed to cover by Mills, the other featuring Freddie v Mills v Al Robinson 22 May, 1943 held at Elland Road, Leeds (unsigned) (creased, slightly grubby) (some faults, fair/gd)

Cigarette card, USA, Lorillard, Boxing Positions & Boxers, 'X' size, type card, 'Back Heel, Kilrain, Smith' (slight mark to back, small corner crease, gd) (1)

Boxing trade cards, Futera, CCI Editions Boxing Legends, 18 Promotional Cards, Limited Edition 102/300 with Certificate of Authenticity, cards include Muhammad Ali, Jack Dempsey, Henry Cooper etc (ex)

Boxing programme, Primo Carnera v Franz Diener, 17th December, 1929 at Royal Albert Hall, London. Carnera won the bout by a knock-out in the 6th round and subsequently became the World Heavyweight Champion. (staples removed, gd) (1)

Victorian Scraps, 100s of loose scraps featuring a selection of subjects to include dogs, cats, owl, circus, boxing, football, fencing, girl guides, boy scouts, sleigh, rickshaw, peoples of various nations, C. Beriot Lille shop giveaways on original backing paper and more. All in a card and film front display pack, an exceptional collection (gen vg, some with adhesive marks to reverse)

Cigarette card, USA, Lorillard, Boxing Positions & Boxers, 'X' size, type card, 'Left Hand Upper Cut, Mitchell, Burke' (bottom edge slightly uneven, gd) (1)

Boxing programme, Jack Sharkey v Mickey Walker, 22 July 1931 at Ebbets Field, Brooklyn, New York, 4 page souvenir programme with boxers history & records (slight mark to front, gd) (1)

Trade issue, All Sports Illustrated (Weekly Magazine), a collection of 7 sepia supplement prints, various sizes, including Boxers, Jockeys, Rowing, Billiards etc noted Jack Dempsey, World Heavyweight Boxing Champion, Steve Donoghue & Bernard Carslake, both Jockey etc (gd/vg)

Boxing programme, Phil Scott v W.L. (Young) Stribling, Eliminating contest for the Heavyweight Championship of the World, 28 July, 1930 at Wimbledon Stadium, London. (some marks & other minor faults, fair/gd) (1)

Cigarette cards, British Sports Series, 14 cards, 'Luncheon Tongues' backs (5), Cross Country Running, Fencing, Cliff Climbing, High Jump, Polo. 'Salmon' backs (5), Walking, Trotting, Pigeon Flying, Pigeon Shooting, Fishing. 'Tinned Rabbits' backs (3) Lacrosse, Hunting Grouse Driving, "Green Peas" backs Boxing (a couple with possible light trim, gen fair)

Cigarette cards, USA, ATC, Silhouettes, 'X' size, including various sports, baseball, boxing, golf etc (set, 50 cards) (mixed condition, fair/gd)

Boxing, Joe Louis, three items, Joe Louis' Own Story, 'Born to Fight' published by Gene Kessler, 1935, ghosted autobiography in brochure form with card covers (slightly grubby), sold with a movie flyer for 'Roar of the Crowd' featuring the Rise & Fall of Joe Louis, together with a commemorative cover dated 1993 on special album page (gd)

Boxing trade cards, selection of modern cards inc. Brown's Boxing Cards, Checklist 3, nos 71-100 (set), Checklist 4 nos 101-130 (set), various other boxing related cards & phone cards featuring Mike Tyson, Jake Lamottra, Bonecrusher Smith, Japanese trade cards featuring boxers from around the World & others (mostly vg/ex)

Boxing postcards, Beagles Famous Boxers Series, a collection of approx. 40 photographic cards inc. Georges Carpentier, Phil Scott, Bombardier Wells, Kid Lewis, Dick Smith, Tommy Burns, Battling Siki etc (all unused, some with slight age toning, gen. gd)

Boxing, Jack Hood, Welterweight Champion of Great Britain & Europe. Known as 'Gentleman Jack', Jack Hood was an iconic boxer from the 1920's/30's who retired in 1935 at the age of 32. His boxing career saw him have over 200 bouts winning 186 of them. He retired as the undefeated & undisputed British Welterweight Champion. This lot comprises three folders giving a history of his career with 180+ original press photos, numerous original press cuttings & other information. All neatly presented and sold with a programme from the Welterweight Championship of Great Bout v Harry Mason held at Holland Park Hall, London on 31 May 1936. Viewing highly recommended. (gd)

Cigarette cards, Germany, Monopol, Sports Photos, special album containing a set of 720 laid down sepia pictures inc. Football, Tennis, Boxing, Athletics etc (cover with some minor faults, contents vg), sold with an album of Garbaty Sports Badges (Football) 'K' size, approx. 570 cards in sleeves (gd)

Trade cards, Spain, Jaime Chocolates, Dominoes / Sportsmen, 24 different cards with sportsman's heads inset, mostly Spanish personalities from football, tennis, boxing, motor sports etc (fair)

Boxing postcards, a collection of 19 postcards, several by Beagles, mostly photographic inc. Jack Peterson (signed), Bombardier Wells, Georges Carpentier, Joe Beckett, Gunboat Smith, Charles Ledoux, Sam Langford etc (some with minor faults, gen. gd)

Boxing press photographs, a folder containing 46 b/w photos boxing photos including weigh-in, action shots, sparring, posed portraits etc, mainly 1940/50's, noted Mills v Lesnevitch 1946, Len Harvey & Larry Gains, Max Baer, Primo Carnera, Terry Allen, Bruce Woodcock, Randolph Turpin, Eric Boon, Don Cockell etc, mostly identified or with press labels to backs (gen. gd)

Trade cards, USA, Boxing, American Caramels, Prize Fighter Caramels, 8 different cards, Johnny Coulon (fair), Jem Driscoll (gd), Hackemschmidt (Wrestler, gd), Leo Houck (fair/gd), Jack Johnson (two creases), Al Kaufman (gd), Stanley Ketchel (fair/gd) and Ad Wolgast (creased) (8)

Boxing programme, Marcel Cerdan v Harry Craster, 9 January 1939 held at Empress Stadium, Earls Court, London. Cerdan lost this bout after he was disqualified for a low blow and then later became the World Middleweight Champion after defeating Ton Zale in 1948 (gd) (1)

Boxing programmes etc, Randolph Turpin, two programmes Turpin v Charles Humez, World Middleweight Championship Bout 9 June 1953 held at White City (cover detached), Turpin v Arthur Howard Light-Heavyweight Championship of Great Britain 25 Feb 1957 at Granby Halls, Leicester and a flyer from the Turpin v Albert Finch Middleweight Championship of GB Bout, 24 April, 1950 held at Nottingham Ice Rink (gen. gd) (3)

Boxing programme, Eder Jofre v John Caldwell, Bantamweight World Championship Bout, 18 January, 1962 held in Sao Paulo, Brazil. Jofre won the bout to become undisputed World Bantamweight Champion. (gd) (1)

Boxing, a collection of 21 issues of 'Boxing Magazine' with dates ranging between 1936 & 1940, various Boxing Champions to covers including two with Joe Louis, & one showing the British Olympic Squad for Berlin 1936 etc (some age toning, gen gd)

Boxing programme, Chartchai Chionoi v Walter McGowan, World Championship Flyweight Bout, 30 December, 1966 held at Hua Mark Stadium, Bangkok, Thailand. Although McGowan won every round he lost the bout due to a cut. (gd) (1)

Boxing autographs, a 75th Anniversary Guest List & Table Plan from event in honour of Billy Wells held at the Café Royal, London on 9 March 1966. Multiple signatures to back cover inc. Georges Carpentier, Billy Wells, Howard Winstone, Reg Gutteridge, Harry Carpenter, Donald Campbell etc. Sold with the menu card from the event. (vertical fold o/w gd) (2)

Boxing, a collection of 14 colour supplements of World Champion Boxers issued with Boxing News Magazine inc. Sugar Ray Robinson, Joe Louis, Rocky Marciano, Wllie Pep etc (vg)

Cigarette card, USA, Lorillard, Boxing Positions & Boxers, 'X' size, type card, 'Left Hand Stop, Smith, Van Heest' (gd) (1)

Cigarette & Trade cards, Mixture approx. 750 cards, many different series. Some better noted including Player's Snap Cards (8), P Jackson Speed through the ages small (140), Mazawattee Kings & Queens (23), Carreras Science of Boxing (19 + 25 plain back proofs) other issuers include Hignett, McDonald (Canada), Chocolat Villars, Shell and many more (mixed condition but generally gd)

Boxing programmes & tickets etc, Howard Winstone, Welsh Boxer & World Featherweight Champion & Gold Medal Winner at the British & Commonwealth Games 1958. Five programmes for bouts v Terry Spinks 2 May 1961 at Wembley, (with ticket & press photo), two programmes for World Featherweight Championship Bouts v Vicente Saldivar, 7 Sept 1965 at Earls Court (with ticket laid down inside front cover) & 15 June 1967 at Ninian Park, Cardiff (with ticket), v Mitsunori Seki of Japan, World Featherweight Championship Bout, 22 January 1968 at Royal Albert Hall, London (with ticket) & v Jose Legra, World Featherweight Championship Bout, 24 July 1968 at Coney Beach Areana, Porthcawl (with tickets). Sold with a South Wales Echo Souvenir paper for fight v Vicente Saldivar, June 1967. (some with results annotated, gen. gd)

Boxing cards, USA, Boxing Exhibit Co, a collection of 21 postcard size cards of posed boxers inc. Joe Baksi, Roland La Strange, Joey Maxim, Harold Johnson, Ralph 'Tiger' Jones, Sandy Saddler etc (vg)

Boxing autographs etc, selection of items inc. a b/w photo in Jack Dempsey Restaurant special photo mount showing a large crowd of customers inscribed & signed to photo mount by Jack Dempsey (some wear and slight marks), a programme from the Royal Albert Hall dated 8 April 1947 featuring Vince Hawkins v Widmer Milandri (signed by Hawkins) (worn, spine split), a b/w group photo inscribed 'Delaware Water Gap Strousburg, 1930' signed by Jack 'Kid' Berg plus another photo showing Berg sparring with Nelson ' Nel' Tarleton, an Anglo-American Sporting Club Dinner Menu dated 16 March 1970 signed by Bill Foulkes (Manchester United), plus various other signed & unsigned items, other noted signatures inc. Kevin Keegan, Bobby Charlton, Ian Callaghan, Roger Hunt etc. (mixed condition, poor/gd)

Boxing programme, Bennie 'Kid' Paret v Emile Griffith, 1 April, 1961 World Welterweight Championship Bout, held at the Miami Beach Convention Hall (gd) (1)

Boxing programme, Marvelous Marvin Hagler v Kevin Finnegan, Middleweight Bout held on 13 May, 1978 held at Boston Garden, Massachusetts. (vg) (1)

Boxing book, 'Muhammad Ali, The Birth of a Legend, Miami, 1961-1964' by Flip Schulke & Matt Schudel, hard backed first edition, 2000 with dust jacket & with three flyers to private view & book launch, 1st November, 2000 held in London. Sold with a 'Boxing Gems' magazine with article on Clay v Patterson & a Legends Sports Memorabilia brochure with Ali on the cover & containing a giveaway card sheet which includes three Ali cards (ex) (6)

Boxing programme, Ken Buchanan v Ruben Navarro, World Lightweight Championship bout, 12 February, 1971 held at the L.A. Sports Arena, USA. 4 page issue, unmarked (vg) (1)

Autographs - a pair of miniature boxing gloves, signed by Frank Bruno, former WBC Heavyweight Boxing Champion; media photographs, signed by Frank Bruno; a 1950's autograph book, containing signatures by actors, actresses, sportsmen and women, etc, including, Richard Todd, Walton Hersham FC, Beverley Nichols, Freddie Mills, Alex Buxton, Jane Hilton, etc; other autographs, Molly Brett, etc

Box of vintage toys, Palitoy Action Man, 1960s Palitoy boxing figures etc

Autograph interest. A framed signed boxing glove and shorts for Tyson Fury, 'The Gypsy King' frame 129 x 90cm.

Autograph interest. A framed signed pair of boxing shorts for Henry Cooper, frame 96 x 90cm.

Autograph interest. A framed signed group of boxing gloves for Frank Bruno, Joe Calzaghe, Nigel Benn and Ricky Hatton, frame 110 x 78cm.

Boxing Ken Buchanan signed black and white print 23.5x16.5 Inch. 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

Bronze boxing hares sculpture, signed 'Nick' on marble plinth 25cmH