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Maureen Caird's 'Australian Olympian' official lapel badge (made by Stokes) engraved verso 'Miss M. Caird'; also, her 1968 Olympic Rings button-hole badge; and her official 'Mexico Atleta' badge (lacking the plastic flag). Accompanied by a presentation pla

Maureen Caird's 1968 Olympic Games 1968 Mexico City Australian Team blazer, Australian Athletics Team singlet and Australian Team carry bag with her initials 'M.C.' stencilled on the side. (3 items). The blazer, made for the team by 'Tee Dee' bears an addi

1956 Melbourne Olympics: Lux & Lifebuoy Soap '1956 Olympic Games badges', complete set [20] plus the two scarce error badges for Gary Chapman & Dave Stephens. (Total: 22). Only the second complete set we have offered.

1956 Melbourne Olympics: Coles Olympic Games Collector Cards in an album, including the Flags & Flowers Series, Landmarks, Olympic Venues, Sports, and several non-Coles types. (Total: 96); mixed condition.

Olympic Games Melbourne Great Moments pictorial display, limited edition (#262/550) featuring the original signatures of 13 gold medallists including Shirley Strickland, Betty Cuthbert, Norma Croker, Ian Browne, Lorraine Crapp, Murray Rose, John Henricks.

1948 London Olympics: Australian Team blazer. Green wool with gold trim, coat of arms and 'Olympic Games 1948' embroidered to pocket. Ownership label sewn behind left lapel '4416 - Armstrong'.

Nathan Buckley's AFL Centenary guernsey, 1996. Collingwood guernsey worn by Buckley in the AFL's centenary round games in 1996. Framed and glazed. Collingwood played St Kilda in this game on May 10, repeating the first match-up under the auspices of the VF

International Rules series v Ireland 1999. Nathan Buckley's playing shorts from the games against Ireland in Australia in 1999. Dark blue with green and gold piping along the sides, with different Coca-Cola branding and AFL logo.

International Rules series v Ireland 1998. Nathan Buckley's playing shorts from the games against Ireland in 1998. Dark blue with green and gold piping along the sides, with red Coca Cola patch and AFL logo.

'Nathan Buckley 200 Games'. A framed & glazed limited edition print of Nathan Buckley, together with a list of his playing honours. Signed by Buckley. With AFL/Elite Sports CoA, #5 of 200.

150th Collingwood Game: The guernsey worn by Nathan Buckley in his 150th game for Collingwood, v North Melbourne at Docklands Stadium in May 2001; framed and glazed. Signed on the mount by 2001 Collingwood players. Plaque at bottom that reads: # 'The Presi

1976 Montreal Olympics: Nadia Comaneci 'The Perfect Score' ten signed limited edition displays (of 500) showing the young gymnast during her flawless performance at the Montreal Games; all with Pwc/First CofA; each overall 52 x 35 cm.

Maureen Caird Inducted Into The Sport Australia Hall of Fame: Maureen Caird-Jones was inducted into the Sport Australia Hall of Fame in 1986. The citation read, in part,Only 19 days after her 17th birthday, Maureen Caird, originally from Cumberland in New

Rare and stunning pair of Regency games tables, each with rectangular top, set with cross banded borders and ebony stringing, opening to a well figured interior, the apron with ebony stringing and accents, on a well carved spiraled baluster and knop suppor

A Chinoiserie fold over games table, with a serpentine profile, shaped skirt and raised on cabriole legs, in black lacquer with figures and lakeside pavilions, on simulated bronze claw feet, 73 cm high, 91 cm deep, 43 cm deep

A late Victorian burr walnut fold over games table, later 19th century the rectangular top with curved ends, rounded corners, bullnose edging and quarter veneer panels with boxwood stringing and convolvulus flower inlay to the corners, opening to a later r

Jeux Anciens, antique French children's games in decorated card boxes, some with lithograph adornment, circa 1890-1920, (13 items)

Box-Table antique French walnut games table with flip top and casino top interior, 19th/20th century, fitted with three drawers with sliding lids containing numerous gaming pieces. Bearing Parisian maker's label. 74 cm high, 90 cm wide, 51 cm deep

20th century novelty games compendium, in the form of an Art Deco leather 'Bridge' chair, with cards, ashtrays and scoring pads, in the arms, seat and chair back, 20 cm x 20 cm x 16 cm published: antique boxes: inside and out, colour plate 468j

A George IV satinwood-banded rosewood games table, early 1820s, the fold-over top with concave front and sides and cross-banded with satinwood enclosing a green baize lined playing surface, raised on a square spreading pedestal with a gadrooned foot on the

A George I triple fold-over tea and games table English early 18th century 86 cm wide, 42 cm deep 77 cm high, English early 18th century, 86 cm wide, 42 cm deep 77 cm high

An antique kauri pine games table, pokerwork chessboard decorated top supported on scalloped bracket legs with card game decoration. 19th, 20th century, 77 cm high,65 cm wide, 64 cm deep.

A Chinese export lacquer games box, circa 1820, with a fitted interior, 11 cm high, 37 cm wide, 30 cm deep

Lovely William IV games table, in flame mahogany, with hinged top, above a carved acanthus and molded apron, on a facetted baluster support, on a circular base raised on four well carved paw feet, 74 cm x 94 cm

Australian Football At The 1956 Melbourne Olympics: A promotional package produced by the Australian National Football Council to be distributed during the Olympic Games. Included are a'A Primer of Australian Rules', 'Laws of the Australian National Game o

* Olympic Games 1980 Moscow Olympic stamp program house in two red albums as issued. Philatelic numismatic cover collection. 41 ounze silver medals

1956 Melbourne Olympics official car number plate #187 with 'VIC' and the Olympic Rings in colour; very fine original condition. Endorsed verso in pencil 'Billy Holt's number plate in Melbourne'. When Ej Billy Holt (1883-1972), a chief organiser of the 194

Olympic Games Melbourne Great Moments pictorial display, limited edition (#334/550) featuring the original signatures of 13 gold medallists including Shirley Strickland, Betty Cuthbert, Norma Croker, Ian Browne, Lorraine Crapp, Murray Rose, John Henricks.

(16 items, comprising of letters, documents, photos, a recording and a small bronze plaque). An archive of documents and letters from the estate of E.J.H. Holt, Technical Director, Olympic Games, Melbourne, 1956: comprising of several original photographs

Australian Athletics Team Singlet with embroidered Coat of Arms within a map of Australia, made by Exacto. These singlets were issued to athletes who were hoping for inclusion in the Olympic or Commonwealth Games Teams.

1956 Olympic Games Melbourne, 'Great Moments' poster with signatures of 13 Australian Gold medallists from the 1956 Olympics including Shirley Strickland, Betty Cuthbert, Lorraine Crapp, Dawn Fraser & Murray Rose; limited edition 421/550 (with certificate

Beverley Ann Bainbridge (nee Spargo, 1940 - 2016). 1956 Team track suit top with official label and Australian Team emblem; 1956 Australian Team tie; another Australian Team track suit top (probably Australian Team to Cardiff Games 1958) and two Australian

1952 Summer Olympics - Helsinki: An Australian Team blazer pocket with embroidered Australian Coat of Arms, Olympic rings and 'Helsinki 1952' later additionally embroidered for the 'Olympic Games 1956' in Melbourne; team member unknown. It was common pract

1952 Helsinki: Australian Team blazer pocket patch embroidered with Australian Coat of Arms over Olympic Rings with 'Olympic Games 1952' beneath. Fine condition and rare. Australia sent a relatively small team of 81 competitors (71 men and 10 women) to com

'Australia at the Olympic Games London 1948' compiled by Edgar S. Tanner, [Melbourne, Stillwell & Stephens, 1948]; original grey-olive soft cover, 82pp. Rare.

1936 Summer Olympics - Berlin: Booklet titled 'Participation of Australian Olympic Team' 36pp plus pictorial cover, published by The Australian Olympic Federation'; signed to the front cover by Duncan Gray. Duncan Gray was the Australian Team Flag Bearer a

Jesse Owens signature and endorsement on 1965 5c Physical Fitness USA First Day Cover. James Cleveland 'Jesse' Owens was an American track and field athlete who won four gold medals at the 1936 Olympic Games. He specialized in the sprints and the long jump

1932 Summer Olympics - Los Angeles: Booklet titled 'Australian Olympic Team which participated at the Games of the Xth Olympiad', 36pp plus covers, published by the Council of the Australian Olympic Federation, signed to the front cover by Duncan Gray. Aus

1932 Los Angeles Olympic Games. Silvered official's badge, approx. 40 x 40 mm, manufactured by Whitehead & Hoag of Newark. The medal features the Olympic rings over shield and laurel branch, and is engraved 'Xth Olympiad Los Angeles,' with designation belo

1896 Athens Summer Olympics Gilt Bronze Participation Medal, gifted to prominent officials and elite athletes from this historic Olympiad, the offered medal is by W. Pittner, Austria is extremely scarce. The design is identical to the solid bronze and silv

A rare souvenir programme from the Manchester United tour of the U.S.A., New Zealand and Australia. 'A gruelling but entertaining 24 days then ensued in Australia, as George Best and co ran wild, scoring 33 goals and winning seven of the eight games in fro

Carlton Football Club Membership Cards for 1946, 1947 (a Premiership year), 1948 and 1949, all complete and with holes punched for the games attended. (4).

Carlton Football Club Membership Cards for 1939, 1941 and 1941, all complete and with holes punched for the games attended. (3).

'The Weekly Times' 1929 series of team photos, (8 of 12 VFL Teams ; lacking Collingwood, Hawthorn, Carlton & North Melbourne); also 6 Vfa Teams (ie. Northcote, Port Melbourne, Preston, Coburg, Oakleigh and Brunswick); mainly in very good condition, each ap

Graham Mckenzie Collection - 1970 Rest of The World V England Series: selection of items relating to the series comprising official tie; press photograph of the Row team selected for the First Match at Lord's showing McKenzie at the far right of the front

Manchester 2002: Australian $50 Trimetallic Coin Proof issued to commemorate the Games in Manchester; #533 from a limited edition of 5000, with Royal Australian Mint Certificate in original presentation box.

1950 British Empire Games Auckland: Australian team blazer belonging to R. Jackson, manager of the Australian boxing team to the games; Green flannel, gold silk trim, original buttons and labels; The Coat of Arms to the pocket in superb condition however,

1934 British Empire Games - London: Booklet titled 'Participation of the Australian Team' 16pp plus pictorial cover, published by The Australian British Empire Games Association, signed to the front cover by Duncan Gray. Duncan Gray champion Australian tra

1934 British Empire Games, London, bronze participation medal in the maker's presentation box (F. Phillips, Aldershot); the medal 44 mm diameter. Australia came 3rd in the medal tally at the London Games with 8 Gold, 4 Silver & 2 Bronze. The gold medallist

1930 British Empire Games, Hamilton, Canada, a bronze and enamel participation medal in the maker's presentation box (Klein & Binkley, Hamilton, Can.); the oval shaped medal 39 x 50 cm. Accompanied by a small annotated photograph album 'To E.J. Holt, Souve

Carlton: Member's Season Ticket for 1947 (Premiership Year), with fixture list & hole punched for each game attended. Plus the Football Record for the Grand Final Match in which Carlton defeated Essendon by one point in front of over 85,000 fans. (2 items)

1942 & 1944 Carlton membership season tickets, blue/black buckram covers with silver club logos and text; the interior surfaces with printed details of the club leadership, the fixtures for the club (1944) and holes punched for each game attended, each ove

Frederick Johnson: Fred Johnson played 77 games for Carlton between 1918 and 1924, when he retired from the game. The Committee presented him with an illuminated manuscript, signed by the President, Secretary and Treasurer, 'to place on record our high app

A Dutch inlaid mahogany games table, 19th century, the triangular fold-over top above a frieze raised on square tapering supports, the top strung and inlaid with a classical design of a vase and flowering foliage, the frieze and supports similarly inlaid.

Antique English satinwood inlaid fold over games table, 18-19th century, old borer and old repair, height 76 cm, diameter 98 cm

An antique English walnut games table, circa 1875, 72 cm high, 51 cm diameter

An antique English walnut sewing table with fold-over games top, 19th century, 74 cm high, 61 cm wide, 42 cm deep

An 18th/19th century mahogany Chippendale fold-over top games table (possibly American), rounded front corners, the folding top revealing felted 'turret' rounds to the corners and four oval dished gaming receptacles, scrolling apron, raised on shaped legs

USA $10 gold proof coin, 1984 Olympic Games; .900 gold. 27 mm. 16.71g

A Mid-Georgian mahogany games table, mid 18th century, the rectangular fold-over top extending on a concertina action, raised on lappeted turned supports with pad feet, 70 cm high, 89 cm wide, 43 cm deep (85.5 cm extended)

Carved timber chess set in timber games box, 20th century, the box 35 cm wide

An Australian games top wine table with tilting mechanism, cedar and huon pine, circa 1880, 72 cm high, 51 cm diameter

Edwardian games table, with rectangular hinged top, opening to inset green velvet interior, raised on four reeded tapering legs, united by gallery stretcher with central urn finial, on casters, 73 cm x 89 cm x 44 cm

Victorian walnut games table, of shaped demi lune form, on a well carved base decorated with carved fruit, raised on three scrolled legs,76 cm x 100 cm

Late Victorian games compendium, by F.H. Ayres, Compartmentalised oak case containing box wood chess set, whale bone dominoes and dice, ivory gaming tokens, 4 sets of cards, lead Totopoly pieces, and race track board, chess and backgammon boards, whist cou

A Louis XVI style fold over games table, circa 1900, the brass edged serpentine top floral inlaid to strung central cartouche, opening to a velvet interior with rosewood strung border, and raised on tapering cabriole legs with foliate gilt metal mounts and

A fine Victorian burl walnut fold over games table, 19th century, the rotating fold-over top enclosing a green velvet interior with superbly carved end supports on carved legs, bearing a stamp of the Irish Antiques Dealers Association. Height 74 cm, length

A French ebonised and inlaid drop side occasional or games table in Louis XVI manner, circa 1880, the top of square outline with semicircular drop leaves on all sides inlaid in thuya and other woods with a still life to its centre and neo classical foliate

A demi-lune parquetry inlaid foldover games table, 19th century, with a bold lattice surface and chevron motif to the skirt, opening to green baize interior, supported on a pull out drawer leg, with gilt bronze sabots, 76.5 cm high, 95.5 cm diameter

Edwardian inlaid rosewood games table with tooled leather insert playing surface, 86 cm x 91 cm, open 46 cm, closed, 74 cm high, veneer loss top top edge

An antique French walnut games table, late 19th century, of square outline, the hinged top with inlaid checkerboard, enclosing a backgammon board, raised on cabriole supports, 79 cm high, 54 cm wide, 54 cm deep

A George IV rosewood games table, Mid-1820s, the rounded rectangular top enclosing a baize lined playing surface, raised on a square pedestal, platform base with outswept feet with brass caps and castors, 74 cm high, 92 cm wide, 47 cm deep

A Collection of original Sydney, Australia Olympics 2000 & Emery Vincent, Olympic Arts Festival, Official posters [4]. A series of limited edition posters for the Sydney 2000 Olympics of which one (the runner) was selected by Juan Antonio Samaranch as the

A William IV rosewood fold over games table, circa 1830, the rectangular top with striking figuration opening to a circular green velvet lined interior, with shaped apron, compartment below, set above a tapered column upon a circular boss platform base wit

A vintage mahogany games box, includes chess (one pawn absent), draughts, dominos, cribbage etc. Box requires minor attention. 33 x 21 x 17 cm.

A British Games pennant, Auckland, February 1950. Framed behind glass. Pennant 76 cm x 500 mm, frame 91 cm x 64.5 cm

A William IV mahogany fold over games table, circa 1830, the hinged rectangular top with curved corners opening to a green velvet lined interior, rotating to reveal a storage compartment, with plain frieze, raised on a gun barrel turned column to a concave

A Victorian inlaid walnut stretcher-based games table, 19th century, the nicely figured walnut rotating tilt top inlaid with floral embellishment opening to a backgammon and draughts board, above a fitted drawer with gaming cards, dice etc. And a paper lin

The British Empire and Commonwealth Games Gold Medal Perth 1962 awarded for the 1650 yard men's freestyle swimming final race held on 30 November 1962. The obverse embossed '19 [imperial crown] 62 VII British Empire and Commonwealth Games Perth Western Aus

Awarded for the 400m men's freestyle swimming final race held on 31 August 1960. From 1928 to 1968, the medals for the Summer Olympic Games were identical, depicting a design first used for medals awarded at the games of the IX Olympiad (Amsterdam 1928), c

The games of the XVI Olympiad Gold Medal Melbourne 1956 awarded for the 400m men's freestyle swimming final race held on 4 December 1956. From 1928 to 1968, the medals for the Summer Olympic Games were identical, depicting a design first used for medals aw

A fine and unusually colourful French games table in boulle manner, mid 19th century, the shaped fold-over top enclosing a playing surface lined in blue baize with a fitted compartment beneath, the shaped frieze raised on cabriole supports, with fine cast

Two cased Beijing 2008 Olympic Games medallions each medallion in wood presentation case, (diameter 5.5 cm, each medallion).

A Victorian rosewood fold over games table, mid 19th century, the hinged serpentine top and conforming frieze raised on a lobed pedestal with four finely carved outswept leaf capped legs with brass casters, 73 cm high, 94 cm wide, 62 cm deep

A Georgian gate-leg games table, the fold-over top veneered in mahogany with cross banding and canted corners, satin wood banded frieze above square tapered legs, circa 1790, 75 cm high, 92 cm wide, 45 cm deep, 89 cm deep when open

Thomas Rowlandson (1756 - 1827), The Comforts of Bath: Twelve Characteristic Engravings, London, 1798, by S.W. Fores, No.50 Piccadilly, each image individually framed and glazed, The 12 pieces are all 42 x 46 cm overall, This series of hand-coloured engrav

Games table, mid 19th century mahogany, folding top with green felt surface, simple string inlay decoration with, turned column birdcage base and, brass capped legs & castors, height 71 cm, width 92 cm, depth 91 cm

Games table, Victorian burr walnut, folding top with serpentine edge, over turned column stretcher base, with finial and pokerwork foliate decoration, on white porcelain castors, height 71 cm, width 93 cm, depth 94 cm

A Victorian mahogany brass fitted games box, elaborately fitted to the interior with games boards, chess set, draughts set, lead horses, bone dominoes, counters, clamps, marble board game, etc. 44 x 24.5 x 18.8 cm.

A fine marquetry inlaid walnut games table, 19th century, the ornately inlaid circular chequer-board parquetry specimen timber top above an acanthus carved baluster stem, raised on a conforming platform base with three scroll feet, 73 cm high, 61 cm diamet

Victorian ebonised and satin wood inlaid walnut games table, circa 1870, the swivel folding top with Mauchline type decoration opening to reveal chess and backgammon boards, with a frieze drawer and sliding work basket, and raised on turned and carved supp

A fine Sheraton Revival fold-over games table, satinwood with Adam's style marquetry inlay, late 19th century, with Edwards & Roberts affixed paper label, 76 cm high, 92 cm wide, 46 cm deep

An antique English games top occasional table, rosewood, mahogany and satinwood with Barley twist legs, 19th century, 70 cm high, 61 cm wide, 46 cm deep

An Edwardian specimen wood chequerboard top games table, possibly Australian, with cross banding and stringing to the surface above an open compartment and slatted sides, 76.5 cm high, 56 cm wide, 57 cm deep

2006 Commonwealth Games in Melbourne: hooded jackets (2) in blue with orange trim ,each with 2006 embroidered crest over the left breast, sizes L & Xl. (2)

1970 Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh: green blazer embroidered with 'Commonwealth Games/Edinburgh 1970' and Australian coat of arms on pocket, good condition.