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*Wimbledon. Album containing 82 signed press photographs, late 1950s, including male and female tennis players who played at Wimbldon during the period including Althea Gibson, Darlene Hard, etc., all signed or inscribed, sizes vary but typically 10 x 8 inches (1)

* An unnamed fishtail lawn tennis racket, supplied by Gyles Bros. Ltd., Bristol & Clifton, c. 1905, convex wedge, orig. coarse gut strings (broken), grooved handle, length 69 cm (weight 13.5 oz) (1)

* A "Fairfield" lawn tennis racket, manufactured by A. C. Spalding & Bros., U.S.A., c. 1917-26, ash frame, with octagonal grooved handle, orig. coarse gut strings with double-mains, length 67 cm, together with the "Big Bill Tilden", manufactured by Wright & Ditson, U.S.A., c. 1920s, wooden frame with open throat, orig. blue and white strings, grooved octagonal handle, length 67.5 cm (2)

* The "Gugnunc", tennis racket made in England by an unknown manufacturer, supplied by Gardner, Waltham Abbey, c. 1920s, wooden frame, orig. gut strings, shoulder bindings in red, white and blue, octagonal grooved handle, length 66 cm (weight 11.5 oz), together with the "Tournament" tennis racket, made in England by an unknown manufacturer, c. 1920s, laminated wooden frame, orig. gut strings, shoulder bands in red and gold, length 69 cm (weight 14 oz) Both in good original condition. The "Gugnunc" was the name given to a two-seat biplane designed by Handley-Page to compete in the Guggenheim Safe Aircraft Competition in the U.S.A. in October 1929: it was acquired by the R.A.F. in 1930. (2)

* The "Streamline Red Star" lawn tennis racket by Hazell Sports Goods Manufacturers, London, c. 1930s, distinctive triple-strut frame, restrung by Wyndham Ewens, Bristol, manufacturers transfer-print labels, leather grip, length 68 cm (with associated advert) Good original condition. Owned from new by Yvonne Watkins (nee Chudleigh), President of Cornwall L.T.A. (1)

* A pair of "Combat" tennis rackets manufactured by Donnay, Belgium, c. 1950s, laminated wood frames with open throats, unstrung, finished in cream and green with manufacturer's transer-print labels, length 68 cm (weight 13.5 oz and 12.5 oz) Rare. (2)

* An "Owen Davidson" tennis racket, manufactured by A. G. Spalding & Bros., Belgium, c. 1960s, the wooden frame with white ash bow, finished in gold, burgundy and white, with transfer-print portrait of Davidson, length 68.5 cm, together with a "Top-Flite" racket by Spalding (U.K.), c. 1968, the wooden frame finished in white and black with manufacturer's transfer-print labels (indicates rough/smooth on handle), length 68.5 cm Both in good original condition. (2)

* A pair of Dunlop "Maxply Fort" Lew Hoad Autograph tennis rackets, c. 1962-65, laminated wood frames, white painted shoulders, manufacturers transfer-print labels including oval portrait of Lew Hoad, contemp. covers, length, 68.5 cm, together with an early 1960s Dunlop "Maxply" racket and an early 1970s ditto (4)

* A Dunlop "Max Longbow" tennis racket, 1966, premium graphite frame with "T bone technology", as new with "in your face" advert. and orig. padded shoulder bag, length 72.5 cm (1)

* The "T. 7500 YY Alumina Custom" tennis racket, manufactured by Yonex, Japan, c. 1974, aluminium frame with wooden half handle and leather grip, length 68 cm, together with the "Ken Rosewall" autograph racket, manufactured by Seamless of Newhaven, U.S.A., c. 1971, extruded aluminium frame, leather grip, length 68 cm, plus a Hanimex 6006TS racket supplied by Gyles of Bristol, c. 1974, alloy frame with leather grip, length 68.5 cm Hanimex, makers of photographic equipment, started making squash rackets at the height of that game's popularity, but the manufacture of tennis rackets in the early 1970s was a short-lived venture. (3)

* A Dunlop "McEnro Tournament" tennis racket, 1978, laminated wood frame, finished in black, turquoise and grey, orig. case, length 68.5 cm, together with Dunlop "Maxply Fort Graphite" racket, 1980, wood frame reinforced with carbonfibre, as new, unstrung, (with associated framed advert), length 69 cm, and a Dunlop "Maxply Superlight Mid" racket, c. 1980s, laminated maple, ash and beech frame, with acrylic foam throat, outsize head, as new, unstrung, length 68 cm (3)

* A Head "Vilas" tennis racket, c. 1978-82, composite wood and boron frame, orig. strings, some wear to head, length 68.5 cm (with associated framed advert.), together with Head "Competition 3 Arthur Ashe", 1979, pretty composition wood and boron frame, with gold aluminium facings, orig. strings and cover, length 69 cm, plus a Head "Master 2", c. 1978-81, extruded aluminium frame, nylon wedge, orig. strings and cover, as new condition, length 68 cm (3)

* The "L.T. 301" tennis racket by Lacoste Equijet System, c. 1989-94, distinctive black graphite and fibreglass kinked frame, as new condition, complete with "in your face" advert. and carrying case, length 69.5 cm, with associated framed advert. As used by Guy Forget. (2)

* The Wilson "Hammer 3.5 Outer Limits" tennis racket, graphite frame, as new condition with "in your face" advert., padded shoulder bag and associated framed advert., length 74 cm The longest racket on the market with the largest head. The maximum size allowed by LTA. (1)

* The "Blackburne DS 97 Pro", double-strung tennis racket by Blackburne Advanced Racket Systems Limited, Hamilton, Bermuda, 1997, as new condition, complete with "in your face" advertising, orig. bag and associated advert., length 68.5 cm The racket with the "biggest, sweetest spot on earth", invented in the 1970s, but banned for twenty years. (2)

Badminton Magazine Library of Sports and Pastimes, 16 vols., 1885-1892, num. b & w illusts., contemp. uniform half morocco gilt by Mudie, 8vo Includes Fishing vol. 2, 1st ed., 1855; Hunting, 1st ed., 1885; Shooting vols. 1 & 2, 1st ed., 1886; Racing & Steeple-chasing, 1st ed., 1886; Fishing vol. 1, 2nd ed., 1886; Athletics & Football, 1st ed., 1887; Cyling, 1st ed., 1887; Cricket, 1st ed., 1888; Fencing, Boxing & Wrestling, 1st ed., 1889; Driving, 1st ed., 1889; Boating, 2nd ed., 1889; Golf, 1st ed., 1890; Tennis, 2nd ed., 1891; Skating, 1st ed., 1892; Coursing & Falconry, 1st ed., 1892. (16)

*Cambridge University - King's College Boat Club. A photo album, c. late 1880s, a total of eighteen mounted (mostly back to back) albumen prints, including fifteen group portraits, showing sportsmen including rowers, cricketers, and tennis players, plus some of masters, two of officers, one (damaged) showing the 1889 King's Clinker Fours, and one with ink caption beneath 'The Masters at Haileybury', two showing boats sculling on the water and one showing a large crowd of boats and spectators at a Regatta on the River Cam, many of the photos with blindstamp of the Cambridge photographers' Messrs Stearn, approx. 21.5 x 28 cm and sl. smaller, a few leaves det., mounts brittled and partly broken, contemp. morocco with gilt monogram JWN to upper cover, broken and worn, oblong folio (1)

AN OAK BARREL containing 2 old tennis racquets, 4 hickory golf clubs and a few walking sticks

Tennis Interest: a cast modern model of a gentleman tennis player on a wooden plinth dressed in a shirt and pullover and wearing ironed trousers by the Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd London 1932 7.7in (19.5cm) high.

*Old English Inns. Collection of twenty-one large sheet vellum indentures, 19th c , all detailing the sale of various old coaching inns, breweries and various other drinking establishments including The Mason's Arms, The Bulls Head, Green Dragon, White Hart, Bell Inn, Horse Shoe Inn, Bear Inn, Bell and Tennis Court, The Sun Inn, etc, all with original wax seals attached (21)

Table Tennis pins and badges, various styles and designs (approx. 250)

An album containing Players cigarette cards, all sets, including 'Poultry', 'Racing Yachts [large-size]', 'Regimental Colours and Cap Badges [blue backs and brown backs]', 'Tennis', 'Uniforms of the Territorial Army', 'War Decorations and Medals' and 'Wild Animals Heads'.

"Man with a Racket" the autobiography of Pancho Gonzales, signed by the author and also signed by famous tennis players Rod Laver, Ken Rosewall and another

The All England Tennis Club at Wimbledon wicker chair in Lloyd Loom style from the front row of the Royal Box. PROVENANCE: This chair was owned by the late Pat Sherwood who played at the Championships in the 1930s 1940s and 1950s. Later as a Member of the Club he was an official and adviser. The chair was given to him by the Club some years ago and is now being sent in for sale by a family member

Britains 44D her Majestys State Coach in original box, four tennis players and a collection of 18 mm figures of Marines and French soldiers F-VG, box G

Games and tins: large selection of games including Blow Football, Queen Mary Steaming Round Great Britain, Twistabout, Fairylite Airport Flying game, Table Tennis, jig-saw puzzles, Cribbage, Backgammon, Bayko building Bricks, thirty-eight produce tins, five Cinema Annuals and Messmers Quadrant Sheet Scales (73)

A Hagenauer brass figure of a tennis player, on circular base, 36cm h, stamped circular WHW mark, FRANZ HAGENAUER and MADE IN AUSTRIA, 1930s (see illustration) A pair of similar Hagenauer figures of tennis players was sold in these 'rooms, 9 February 2006 (lot 15). ++ On request

gallaher, 'Butterflies and Moths', 1938, good (48/48); Gallaher, 'Dogs, Second Series', 1938, good (48/48); Gallaher, 'Army Badges', 1939, generally good (48/48); Gallaher, 'Trains of the World', 1937, good-fair (48/48); Gallaher, 'Racing Scenes', 1938, good (48/48); Player, 'Cricketers, 1938', 1938, good (50/50), in adhesive album; Player, 'Tennis', 1936, good (50/50), in adhesive album; Wills, 'Railway Engines', 1936, good (50/50), in adhesive album; and other sets of cigarette and trade cards, in adhesive albums and loose, (box).

A Collection of Cigarette Cards, full and part sets including Cricketers, Tennis and Football Players, Regiments, Speed and four Albums.

Staffordshire pearlware childs plate, circa 1830-40, decorated with a central brown print of children playing tennis and initials GHI corresponding to the border being relief moulded with the letters of the alphabet, diameter 15cm

Good diamond tennis bracelet, set with 44 brilliant cut stones totalling approximately 7.16cts, set in 18ct white gold

Reuben Sheppard (exh 1894-1914) a bronze figure of a young girl standing and sheltering a small puppy under one arm the plinth with lower freize of figures animals and tennis racquets signed and dated 1907 deep brown patination on veined green marble and alabaster base 47cm high Perhaps First Steps exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1909 no.1663

A late Victorian silver cigarette case by A & J Zimmerman Ltd, London 1898, with presentation inscription 'Singles Tennis Tournament Simons Town 1898'; and another cigarette case Best Bid

A Doulton Burslem tennis cup and saucer, pattern C7168; six assorted tea and coffee cups and saucers comprising Hammersley, Limoges, Coalport, Bishop and Stonier and Aynsley. (7).

An early 20th Century boxed John Rabone & Sons lawn tennis tape measure with scale diagram to front, together with a box set of dominoes. (2).

Princess tennis set of 2 rackets & 6 balls in case £10

A late Victorian Presentation Trophy Cup of plain goblet design, with knopped stem and spreading circular beaded foot, with presentation inscription for The Reepham Lawn Tennis Challenge Cup 1898, with further presentation inscriptions up to 1912, height 10", weight 14ozs

An Arthur Wood ' Sports Series' Royal Bradwell tankard, depicting a tennis player, the handle in the form of a tennis racket; together with a Royal Doulton tankard D4749 (2)

A vintage tennis racquet, a cased pair of binoculars, two sticks and a T-square (5)

Philip Andreevich Maliavin, 1869-1940 king gustav v of sweden playing tennis signed in Latin l.r.; also dated Nice 1932 on reverse and bearing later inscription Sa Majeste le Roi de Suede / Gustaf V / par Philip Maliavine (1869 - 1946) / collection Gunnar W. Lundberg / Paris 1946 coloured pencil on paper image size: 42.5 by 30cm., 16.75 by 11.75in. provenance the collection of Gunnar W. Lundberg, Paris from 1946

A group of mainly late 1920s day/summer wear, fourteen ensembles, including an early 1920s red crochet gown; stencilled muslin gown; three cotton summer/tennis dresses; a riding jacket and jodphurs; and others, various sizes, (qty)

A group of day and cocktail wear, mainly 1930s, approx. twenty-five ensembles, including four printed muslin and crêpe floral gowns early 1930s; three tennis/summer dresses 1930s; printed velvet gown in shades of red and grey late 1920s; assorted blouses and skirts, (qty)

A late Victorian hallmarked silver cushioned rectangular vesta case decorated with in relief with a tennis racket and ball to the front. Birmingham 1899.

A Burroughes & Watts mahogany “Sighting Angle For The Half Ball Stroke” Reg 18405 12.5in (31.7cm) w a James Howarth Sheffield brass and ebony spirit level a brass cased “Lawn Tennis Measure” 78ft the front with the correct measurements and a brass and steel tobacco cutter. (4)

*Three pieces of Lambeth stoneware of tennis interest, comprising a three handled tyg, moulded in relief with panels depicting a tennis net surmounted by tennis racquets and balls, the handles each in the form of a dog, 15cm high, together with a beaker and ale jug in the same design. (jug AF) (3)

Silver: Sheffield 1972 hallmarked cup engraved Alexander, Tennis silver cup Sheffield 1938, plain silver cup hallmarked London 1910, silver hand mirror hallmarked B'ham 1946 and one other continental silver backed mirror (5)

A Denay promotional Tennis Racket and a Maxply promotional Squash Racket.

A leather fitted Tennis Bag containing three Slazenger Racquets.

BRITISH COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, Historical Medals, Rowing, Magdalen College Boat Club, Oxford, a group of three similar Copper Medals, awarded 1862-1864, to E B Michell, Magdalen Tower and bridge, legend in garter around, rev legend in wreath, named on edge, “Challenge Pairs. 1862. E. B. Michell. Bow. H. B. Middleton. Stroke; E.B.Michell. Sculls. 1863; Pairs. 9th March 1864 – J.G.Gambell. Bow. E.B.Michell. Stroke.”, 51mm. Good extremely fine. (3) Magdalen Boat Club was founded in 1828 and is, as their web-site tells us, “older than Belgium”. E. B. Michell, a famous oarsman and all-round sportsman, frowned on by the press for racing without a shirt, a habit that may have come from his boxing days, being also the holder of the English title at three different weights. He won the Diamond Sculls at Henley in 1865. He was the co-author (c.1890) of Fencing..... with a complete bibliography of the art.....; Boxing.....; Wrestling, and went on to buy Wimbledon for the Lawn Tennis Association. Magdalen Boat Club recently purchased a silver Foundationers’ Four medal for 1860, with H. B. Middleton named as No. 2.

A Collection of Lead Farming Figures; boxed dolls tea-set; boxed table tennis set; a box of childrens books.

Eric Gill (1882-1940) A Lady Playing Tennis inscribed lower left pencil on tracing paper 12 x 10cm Literature: physick 217

A small collection of trade and cigarette cards, including W. Hole (Swansea Town) issued by F. Morgan and H.R. Murrell issued by Barratts, also Golf and Lawn Tennis, (Qty).

Topical Times Footballer Trade Cards, circa 50 large black and white/coloured cards 1930's; circa 63 Pinnace Footballers, together with four other sets of cigarette cards all issued by Player's or Churchman's, including Lawn Tennis, Footballers 1928 and Cricketers 1938, (Qty).

A collection of six Robertson's Golden Shred metal and enamel lapel badges, including Soccer, Cricket and Lawn Tennis, together with five other pieces, (11).

Australian Grand Prix programme 2003, together with a quantity of others from various sports including Wimbledon Lawn Tennis, (Qty).

World Table Tennis Championships Stockholm 1949, souvenir brochure and supplement sheet, name of Audrey Bates (Wales) to upper cover, together with Bates's leather bound identity card/pass for the World Championships at Bucharest in 1953, (2).

Folio of press cuttings and press release photographs on Louise Anderson, scottish tennis and Lacrosse star of the 1930s originally from Skermorlie, a lot

Churchman's: 'Boxing Personalities', 1938 (set of 50) and 'Kings of Speed', 1939 (three sets of 50), plus Player's: 'Tennis', 1936 (set of 50), mainly good condition (250 cards)

A Crested Fish Tail Tennis Racquet, and other crested items (7)

TENNIS BIZARRE STAMFORD TEAPOT and matching milk jug, teapot 4.5 high (two chips to the cover, hairline to spout, chip to the milk jug rim) (2) *illustrated inside front cover*