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AGON SportsWorld 2 47th Auction 47th AGON Sportsmemorabilia Auction Friday 7th and Saturday 8th December 2012 SPORTSWORLD The essentials in a few words: - all prices are estimates - they do not include value-added tax; 7% VAT will be additionally charged with the invoice. - if you cannot attend the public auction, you may send us a written order for your bidding. - in case of written bids the award occurs in an optimal way. For example:estimate price for the lot is 100,- €. You bid 120,- €. a) you are the only bidder. You obtain the lot for 100,-€. b) Someone else bids 100,- €. You obtain the lot for 110,- €. c) Someone else bids 130,- €. You lose. - In special cases and according to an agreement with the auctioneer you may bid by telephone during the auction. (<strong>English</strong> and French telephone service is available). - The price called out ie. your bid is the award price without fee and VAT. - The auction fee amounts to 15%. - The total price is composed as follows: award price + 15% fee = subtotal + 7% VAT = total price. - The items can be paid and taken immediately after the auction. Successful orders by phone or letter will be delivered by mail (if no other arrangement has been made). In this case post and package is payable by the bidder. Description of condition: A: Very good B: Good C: Fine, with minor faults D: collectable, but with serious faults (usually described) If there is no classifi cation A-D mentioned, you will fi nd a description of state in detail. With newspapers, magazines and sticker albums the classifi cation is more generously interpreted due to higher use of these items. Level C classifi ed magazines and albums may show serious traces of age and wear. Abbreviations used in this brief english description of some interesting items! WC - World Cup b/w - black & white COA - Cerfi cate of Authenticity OWG - Olympic Winter Games OSG - Olympic Summer Games EF - extra fi ne VF - very fi ne m/c - multicolourd otw - otherwise. Contents 7 th December 2012 Lots 1 - 455 Olympics, Special Items 6 Olympics 23 Olympic Autographs 51 Other Sports 56 8 th December 2012 Lots 456 - 1093 Football Specials 66 Football World Cup 77 Football in general 98 German Football 104 Football Sticker Albums and Stickers 106 German Football Programmes 116 International Football 117 International Football -Shirts 120 Football Autographs 137 Bidsheet extra sheet
AGON SportsWorld 3 47th Auction 1. Olympic Games 1908. Winner‘s Medals + Diploma. Winner‘s medal, participation medal and diploma issued to Charles MacIver for 2nd place in the 12m Yachting: 1.Silver Medal . „Olympic Games London“. Silver, 19 grammes, size 3.3 cm. 2. Respective diploma: „To Charles MacIver Winner of secound Prize for 12 metre Yachting at the Olympic Games London 1908“. Framed, copper plate print, size 52x43.5cm. 3. 3) Offi cal silver paticipation medal „In Commemoration of the Olympic Games held in London 1908“. From B.Mackennal. Bronze, silver plated, size 5 cm. Charles MacIver was helmsmann on the yacht and recived this medal in silver, the other crew members‘ medals were bronze, designed by B. Mackennal. The attractive medals have been framed in a typical carved wooden plaque frame of the period. Medals slightly tarnished. 2. Olympic Games 1928 Collection Bronze Medal Winner. Original bronze medal from the British Annie Broadbent (Ladies Pentathalon Team Event) size 5.5 cm. Plus a collection of other items from the fi rst Games with female athletes from her estate including: 1. a participation medal in bronze, size 5.5cm. 2. Competitor‘s ID Card number 3692 with photo and signature, size 12,5x9cm. 3. Three original cloth m/c embroidered badges, one taken from her competition dress size 14x11cm, one from a a team blazer „Olympic Games 1928 Gymnastics“ in gold brockade, size 15x13 cm and a British team badge „Olympic Games 1928“, size 9x8cm. All badges were neatly removed by Broadbent. 4. 3 original b/w photos of the womens team at the Games with Annie Broadbent sizes 24x18cm to 13.5x8.5cm. 5. large framed photo of Broadbent from 1928 in offi cial costume with her Medals and Trophys including the Olympic Medals, size 32x22cm. 6. b/w photos of Annie Broadbent (most in offi cial outfi t. 7. 4 winner‘s medals from British Tornaments from 1927 to 1930cm, (3 National Titles from 1927-1930, 1 second place. bronze, each 2.5 cm. 8. A collection of cloth badges and newspapercuttings and competition documents from Annie Broadbent. A wondefull collection fron the 1928 Olympic Medalist in a good, well kept conditon, only the photos and ID Card have small defects. 3. Olympic Games Stockholm 1912. Bronze Medal. In original presentation case. Attractive iteml with relief antique Olympic scenes and lettering „Olympiska Spelen i Stockholm 1912“size 3.5cm, in excellent condition A, EF. Awarded for the 3rd prize. The original case with gold embossed lettering „Olympiska Spelen Stockholm 1912 III Pris“ and Olympic motive shows small signs of usage, condition B. 4. Winner‘s Medal: Olympic Games 1972 Munich. „XX Olympiade München 1972“ for 2nd place (not awarded), silver, with chain, (169 grammes), size 6.6cm no engraving on the rim of the medal. In original case (17x17x2,8cm) in plastic with printed Olympic emblem and original card sleeve with sticker on the rear. EF. 5. Winner‘s Medal: Olympic Games 1980. Moscow. „XXII. Olympiade Moskau 1980“ for 3rd place winners. Designed by Illya Postol. Size 6cm with coloured ribbon, In original plastic case (12.5x12.5 cm). Not awarded.Box with small signs of usage. 6. Olympic Games Lake Placid 1980. Winner‘s Medal. Silver 2nd place medal 2.Platz bei den Olympischen Winterspielen 1980 in Lake Placid. Randpunze „Tiff any & Co. Sterling Silver 1979“ 8 cm (Silber, 205 Gramm) ribbon is missing and there is no eyelet! In original case with damage and original carton with signs of usage, 2 stickers on the rear and hand-written „Luge doubles S“. Medal: EF. not awarded. 7. Olympic Games 1900. Winner´s Medal Shooting. The front shows „Republic Francaise. Exposition Universelle Paris 1900“. The rear „Concours de Tir VIIme Concours national“ von „Vernon“. Bronze, silver plated. Awarded for the shooting competition during the Games which were a part of the 7th National Shooting Competition, international competitors being allowed to participate, the Games were a part of the World Trade Fair. Size 4.3x6.1 cm, EF. 8. Winner‘s Medal: Olympic Games 1900.. Silver Medal for Gymnastics: The front shows „Republic Francaise. Exposition Universelle Paris 1900“. The rear „XXVIeme Fete Federale de Gymnastic“ designed by „F.Vernon“. Bronze, silver plated. Size 4.3x6.1 cm. Slightly tarnished. 9. Winner‘s Medal and Diploma: Olympic Games 1900.. Gold Medal for physical exercise: The front shows „Republic Francaise. Exposition Universelle Paris 1900“. The rear „Exercices Physiques et sports“ designed by „F.Vernon“. Bronze, gold plated. Size 4.3x6.1cm. Plus the Winner‘s Diploma for the medal „Exposition Universelle de 1900“ with original signature of the „Délégue Général aux Concours d`Exercies phisiques et de Sports“. Size 27x21.5cm. Printed on original letterhead of the exhibition, thanking the competitor for his successful participation. Folded. 10. Olympic Games 1952 + 1956. Collection W.H.White. From Wilfried Harry White (1904-1995,GB; Gold medal Horse Jumping Gand Prix Team OG 1952 + Bronze medal OG 1956. Includes lot numbers 11 to 27. If there is no single bid for the collection as a whole the lots will be called up seperately!! 11. Olympic Games Stockholm 1956 Winner‘s Diploma. For the 4th place in horse jumping. „XVI Olymiadens Ryt- tartavlingar Stockholm 1956. Equestrian Games of the XVIth Olympiad Grand Prix Jumping 4th Wilfried Harry White“. Size 42.5x30 cm. Framed in wood behind glass. Signature from OC President strongly faded. 12. Olympic Games Stockholm 1956 Winner‘s Diploma. For the 3rd place in Team horse jumping. „XVI Olymiadens Ryttartavlingar Stockholm 1956. Equestrian Games of the XVIth Olympiad Grand Prix Jumping Team Bronze Medal Wilfried Harry White“. Size 42.5x30 cm. Framed in wood behind glass. With a stain near the signature of Avery Brundage, signature from OC President strongly faded. One of only 36 such diploma issued!! 13. Winner‘s Diploma: Olympic Games 1952 Helsiniki.. „XV Olympia Helsinki 1952. Wilfried Harry WhiteV. P. Grand Prix des Nations“, 5th place in the single Equestrian Jumping competition. With original signatures. Size 53x35cm. 14. Winner‘s Diploma: Olympic Games 1952 Helsiniki.. Gold Medal Winner‘s Diplom „XV Olympia Helsinki 1952. Wilfried Harry White I. P. Grand Prix des Nations Joukuekilpaila“, 1st place with Great Britain in Equestrian Team jumping. Wiith original signatures, Size 53x35cm. Attractive item!! 15. Olympic Games 1952. IOC Pin for Gold medalists. Personal pin issued to Wilfried Harry White (1904-1995,GB; Gold medal Horse Jumping Gand Prix Team OS 1952). Bronze, gold plated. Size 1.5x1.3cm, number 9026. Excellent cond, EF. 16. Olympic Games 1956. IOC Pin for Bronze medalists. Personal pin issued to Wilfried Harry White (1904-1995,GB; Bronze medal Horse Jumping Gand Prix Team OS 1956). Bronze, gold plated. Size 1.5x1.3cm, number 8816. Excellent cond, paper creased. 17. Olympic Games Stockholm 1956. Prize of Honour. Stamped sterling silver engraved dish: „The XVI Olympiad Stockholm 1956. The Grand Prix Jumping Competition. Winners of the Bronze medal Great Britain NIZEFELA. Owned and ridden by Mr. W.H.White“. Size 10x10cm. Fron the estate of Wilfried Harry White (1904-1995,GB; Bronze medal + 4th place OS 1956). 18. Olympic Games 1952. Team Pin Great Britain. Issued to Wilfried Harry White (1904-1995,GB; Gold medal Horse Jumping Gand Prix Team OS 1952). Bronze, with m/c enamellimg, size 2.7x2.7cm. 19. Olympic Games Heslinki 1952. British Teambook. Privat copy belonged to Wilfried Harry White (1904-1995,GB; Gold medal Horse Jumping Gand Prix Team OS 1952). Complwte list of all British competitors.Size 18.5x12cm, 36 pages. Cover stained. 20. Olympic Games Stockholm 1956. Olympic Rules. Proviional Rules, privat copy belonged to Wilfried Harry White (1904-1995,GB; Gold medal Horse Jumping Gand Prix Team OS 1952). In original blue cardboard folder for paticipants.Size 15x20cm, 28 pages. Plus the often missing appendix page of modifi cations! Cover soiled. 21. Olympic Games Stockholm 1956. Pressfoto. Large b/ w press photo of Wilfried Harry White (1904-1995,GB; Bronze medal 1956). On his horse Nizfelda riding to win the bronze medal! Size 23.5x17cm. 22. Olympic Games Stockholm 1956. Programme. Personal, offi cial programme of the equestrian events from Wilfried Harry White (1904-1995,GB; Bronze medal + 4th place OS 1956) with hand written notes and results. In original blue cardboard folder for paticipants.Size 13x20cm, 128 pages. Plus the offi cial starting list from the CHIO for 18.6.1956, size 15x21cm, 4 pages. 23. Olympic Games Helsinki 1952. Gold Medal Winner. Original stirrups from Wilfried Harry White used during hir gold medal round on Nizfelda in 1952 in Helsinki. Mounted in a specialy made leather bound case with gold embossed lettering W.H.W. XV Olympiad 1952“ size 27.5x17x3cm. Box with signs of usage. Unique item! 24. Olympic Games Stockholm 1956 Offi cial Plaque. Stable plaque from Wilfried Harry White‘s horse (1904-1995, GB) 4th place in horse jumping. Issued by the world Riding Association for the Games in Stockholm. Aluminium, with gerrn paint, Olympic Rings (in horseshoe form) and lettering „CHIO Stockholm 1936 „size 17x14.5cm. Eyelet for hanging broken, shows signs of age and usage. Plus a visiting card from Nizefela his horse, size 11.5x10cm. Very rare!! 25. Olympic Games Stockholm 1956 Participation Badge. From Wilfried Harry White (1904-1995, GB) 4th place in horse jumping. Issued by the world Riding Association for the Games in Stockholm. Bronze, gold plated, with blue and yellow enamel, Olympic Rings(in horseshoe form) and lettering „CHIO“size 3.5x3cm, with red silk rosette, size 5.5cm. There were only 158 participants in the equestrian events! Very rare!! 26. Olympic Games 1952. Participation medal Helsinki. Issued to Wilfried Harry White (1904-1995,GB; Gold medal Horse Jumping Gand Prix Team OS 1952). Bronze, size 5.4cm. Excellent cond, EF. 27. Olympic Games Stockholm 1956 Participation medal. From Wilfried Harry White (1904-1995, GB) 4th place in horse jumping. Bronze, with lettering „XVI Olympiadens Ryttartavlingar Stockholm 1956“, size 5x4.1cm, with original cardboard box with the same emblem embossed in gold, box with pik padding with some small defects otw. In good condition. There were only 158 participants in the equestrian events which makes this medal a very rare item!! 28. Olympic Games Amsterdam 1928 Offi cial diploma. Offi cial olympia diploma for a member of the Dutch NOC and of the OC of the Olympic Games 1928 „A.TH. G.Coblijn“. Black and gold. 51x72 cm. Signed by the Organising Committee President A.Schimmelpenninck and IOC President Baillet-Latour. One of the fi nest Plympic Diplomas in a beautiful art deco style. Typical frame of the period. Very rare!! EF. 29. Olympic Games Berlin 1936. Winner´s Diploma. For one of the the bronze medal winners of the 4x200m relay swimmers: „XI.Olympiade Berlin 1936“. Ehrenurkunde. Ungarn. Dritter 4x200 m Staff elschwimmen“. Embossed motifs in gold leaf, with m/c lettering and Olympic Rings. With original signatures of the President of the OC Lewald and IOC President Baillet-Latour. Designed by Prof. Ernst Boehm, printes by Erasmusdruk, Berlin. Diploma size 40x28cm, in a 60x46cm passpartout.The bottom edge of the diploma has been cut and has a crease in the middle leaving small defects. Very impressive item!! 30. Olympic Games Atlanta 1996. Participation iploma. Original printed diploma presented to athletes and IOC Members. With the name of an IOC-Member, size 28x21.5 cm. 31. Olympic Games Sydney 2000. Participation Diploma. Offi cial diploma for athletes and IOC-Members. With the name of an IOC-Member. With original envelope (shows signs of usage). size 30x21cm. 32. Olympic Games 2004. Bronze Winner‘s Medal Diploma. Oiginal Third Place Diploma . „James Goddard Swimming Men´s 200 m Backstroke Bronze Medallist 3rd Place“. In Originalfolder, size 30x21 cm. 33. Olympic Games St.Moritz 1928 Diploma. Winner‘s/participation diploma: „St.Mortiz 1928. II‘mes Jeux Olympiques d´Hiver. DIPLOME. Décerné á Monsieur Josef Weiss, Offi ciel, Autriche“. With original signature from the IOC President. This document was issued to Josef Weiss, an Austrian Offi cial as a paticipation diploma. Size 39x34cm, with small stains at the top edge. 34. Olympic Games 1932 Silver Medal Winner diploma. With inscription „III Olympic Winter Games Lake Placid 1932 Diploma awarded to John Chase, Ice Hockey USA Second“ Siize 35.5x25.5cm. Wth original autograph of the IOC President! 35. Olympic Games 1956 Cortina d´Amepzzo. Diploma. of Paticipation „„VII. Giochi Olimpici Invernali Cortina 1956 Diploma. Hans Schneider Austria Accoupaguatore“ issued to an Austrian Plympic Team assistant. Size 48x33cm. Framed. Attractive document! 37. Olympic Games Munich 1972. Diploma Torch Relay. Munich 1972 for torch bearers. Size29.5x21 cm. Very rare!! (GERMAN). 38. Olympic Games 1948. Medal Winner‘s Swimsuit. Original bathing costume with underslip in which Helen Gordon (GB) won bronze in the 200m breaststroke in London as 15 year old!!. „Jantzen, Made in England“ with sewn on team bedge.With blanko slip „This was last time, slips were issued to ladies - worn under silk swim suits“ signed by Gordon. Seams repaired due to heavy training. Plus original b/w photo (22x15 cm) showing Helen Gordon in this bathing costume and original signature on rear! Unique item!!! 39. Olympic Games 1952. Medal Winner‘s Swimsuit. Original bathing costume in which Helen Gordon (GB) won the 200m breaststroke in Helsinki. „Jantzen, Made in England“ with sewn on team badge. Plus blanko slip „Suit worn in winning Olympic medal 1952“ signed by Gordon. Unique item!!! 40. Olympic Games 1956. Medal Winner‘s Swimsuit. Original bathing costume in which Helen Gordon-McKay (GB) reached 6th place in the fi nal of the 200m breaststroke in Melbourne. „Jantzen, Made in England“ with sewn on team badge. Plus original b/w photo (25.5x20 cm) showing Helen Gordon in this bathing costume with the Olympic Team. Unique item!!! 41. Olympic Games 1956. Team Blazer Great Britain. Original team blazer worn by Helen Gordon-McKay (GB) who reached 6th place in the fi nal of the 200m breaststroke in Melbourne. „Simpson Piccadilly, Made in England“ cotton with embordered on team badge and gold buttons. Plus original b/w photo 16x12.5cm) showing Helen Gordon in this blazer with the Olympic Team with original signature on rear. Unique item!!! 42. Olympic Games Lake Placid 1932 Offi cial Poster. Offi cial bob sledge Poster Olympic Games Lake Placid 1932. size 101 x 63 cm. Very rare!! 43. Olympic Games 1936. largeOffi cial Garmisch Poster. Poster of the 4th Olympic Winter Games in Garmisch Partenkirchen: 6th to 16th Februar 1936. Offi cial French Version of the Olympic poster by Ludwig Hohlwein. Four coloured lithograph 64x x101 cm. Edges worn with very small tears and many creases. Very impressive item, and extremely rare! 44. Poster: Olympic Games Berlin 1936. Offi cial L.. Offi cial poster of the Olympic Summer Games Berlin 1936 from Würbel. French Edition. „„Jeux Olympiques Allemagne Berlin 1936 du 1 au 16 Aout“. Size 101x63cm. Small defects at the bottom, edges with small tears, larger tear in the picture repaired with sellotape at the rear, creased. (FRENCH). 45. Olympic Games Stockholm 1956. Offi cial Poster. Offi - cial four colour poster in German: „Reiterspiele der XVI. Olympiade 1956 Stockholm 10 - 17 Juni“. design: „John Sjövörd (1890-1958). 101 x 62 cm. This poster of the
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