memorabilia - billiards and snooker
12 item(s) found:
A 19th century mahogany cased billiards score board with turning scroll display and brass score indicators. Inset with Barton McGill & Co. Manufacturer's plaque. Ex, the Auckland club. 97 cm x 310. See inside back cover.
Walter Lindrum, 1929 billiards cue with engraved ivory plate 'The world's record break cue. 3262 Dec.7th 1929. Walter Lindrum (facsimile autograph) Australia'. Fine condition, in tin tube.
1907 billiards Certificate, 'This is to Certify that Thomas Reece made a break of 6138 on a standard billiard table, on March 26th to 30th 1907, in a game against F.H.Weiss at Messrs Thurston's Leicester Sq, W.C.', framed, overall 50 x 65 cm.…
Walter Lindrum (1898-1960, the greatest billiards player of all time), signature dated 1931 'Walter Lindrum, Worlds billiard Champion', window mounted with picture, overall 35 x 26 cm
Rex Williams, signature on 2-piece billiards Cue. Fine condition. {Rex Williams won the world Professional billiards Championship seven times from 1968 to 1983, including a reign as champion from 1968 to 1980}
Samuel Wells (1885-1964, 'Age' Sporting Cartoonist), original black and white cartoon artwork, from 30th July 1960, including Collingwood's victory over Essendon; St.…
Walter Lindrum (1898-1960, the greatest billiards player of all time), display with signature on piece, window mounted with lovely picture of Lindrum playing billiards on an aircraft carrier, framed and glazed, overall 48 x 44 cm
Walter Lindrum, Billiards Cue with engraved ivory plate ?The Walter Lindrum, World Champion Cue. Break 4,137?. Scarce - we haven?t had this one before
A Victorian silver match case engraved with a snooker player, Reg Des 20020, Sml, Birmingham 1884. 40 x 28 mm
Billiards and Snooker Postcards: 1938-42 group including superb Walter Lindrum postcard from 1942 Australian tour; plus signed postcards of Tom Newman, Walter Donaldson, Alec Brown and Sydney Lee.
Typed and signed letter from Walter Lindrum, billiards world champion, on his personal letterhead, thanking (the Reverend Sir Irving) Benson for a humorous article, with a fine blue ink signature and dated 24 February 1952