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Cricket, Football, Golf & Sporting Memorabilia

Alexander E. Davis, Warwickshire and England scorer. A collection of medals presented to Davis as official scorer for Warwickshire County Cricket Club. Medals are Triple Trophy Winners 1994 (with name inscribed to medal), County Championship winners 1995, Nat West winners medal 1993 v Sussex, Nat West Final runners up medal 1994 v Worcestershire, Nat West Winners winners medal 1995 v Northamptonshire, Nat West runners up medal 1997 v Essex. All in original presentation boxes.... View full lot details

Alexander E. Davis, Warwickshire and England scorer. A selection of ephemera from his collection including England navy blue touring blazer, by Kent & Curwen, worn by Davis while scoring for England. M.C.C. touring emblem to breast pocket, Association of Cricket Umpires official scorers enamel pin badge, a Sun Life Under 15 Club Cricket Championship medal as Umpire in 1986, Warwickshire C.C.C. blazer pocket, M.C.C. blazer pocket, two metal Warwickshire C.C.C. credit card case presented at... View full lot details

Alexander E. Davis, Warwickshire and England scorer. A selection of glass and crystal cricket glassware presented to David during his cricketing life. Includes eight glass tumblers from the England tour of the West Indies 1994 with M.C.C. emblem, dates of the tour and ‘A.E. Davis beneath, a crystal decanter presented for the England tour of Australia 1994/95 with M.C.C. emblem, dates of the tour and ‘A.E. Davis beneath, chip to stopper, in presentation box, a... View full lot details

Alexander E. Davis, Warwickshire and England scorer. A good selection of ceramics, metalware and glass, signed miniature cricket bats etc. Items include a Sydney F. Barnes of Lancashire & England 7” side plate with colour transfer printed vignette of Barnes in bowling pose to centre, with inscription ‘Syd. F. Barnes-Famous International Bowler’. The plates were produced to commemorate Barnes taking six wickets for 24 runs for England v Australia in Australia 1908’. Three Staffordshire ground... View full lot details