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Sporting Memorabilia, Session I — Leski Auctions Pty. Ltd.

Auction House:Leski Auctions Pty. Ltd.Number of lots recorded:534
Sale Title:Sporting Memorabilia, Session ILots with images:518
Auction Location:MelbournePrices available:415
Date:22-Sep-2023
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Carlton Team Photographic Postcards: 1913, 1922 (by Paramount), 1923 (Don Photo Series) and 1928 (by J.J.N. Barnett, Hobart); the last depicting the team that played against a Southern Tasmanian combined team in Hobart on 6th October 1928. (4 items).
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1914 Carlton membership season ticket (#2413), deep navy leather binding with white printed club logo and date; the interior surfaces with printed details of the club leadership and the fixtures for the club's first team; a hole punched for each game attended, overall 8.7 x 12.5 cm when opened out. The card is made out to club member D. Ryan. Carlton won it's fourth VFL premiership in 1914 - The Jubilee (50th) year of the club's existence.
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The 1914 Premiership. The Carlton team and officials photographed in Adelaide, with hand-written title at base 'Carlton F Club. Premiers of Vic. Visit to Adelaide 2/10/14. Framed & glazed, overall 42 x 52 cm. Following their success in the Grand Final, in which the Carlton team defeated South Melbourne by six points, the team was rewarded with an end-of-season trip to South Australia. While there, they participated in the 1914 Championship of Australia. The match took place on 3rd October 1914 against the…
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1915 Carlton membership season ticket (#580), deep blue cover with gilt club logo and year; the interior surfaces with printed details of the club leadership, the fixtures for the club and hole punched for each game attended, overall 8.7 x 12.4 cm when opened out. The card is made out to club member J. Lunt. Carlton won its second VFL premiership in a row, defeating Collingwood in the 1915 Grand Final. It finished second on the ladder after the home and away rounds.
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Carlton Premiership: 1915 VFL Premiership Honour cap, faded blue (original colour at back) with wire embroidered 'VFL Premiers, 1915' on front panel, and blue & white shield embroidered in Carlton colours on brim; maker's label (Lincoln, Stuart & Co. Ltd., Flinders Street, Melbourne) to bright yellow internal surface which is in very good condition. Note: Only two other examples known. Provenance: From the estate of Vin Gardiner; VFL leading goal-kicker 1911; also a member of the 1908 side.
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Carlton Football Club related Matchbox Covers: A group of (3) comprising of an image of the 1915 team (for T.R. Hurry, Tobacconist & Hairdresser); the 1929 Carlton fixture list (for Desert Gold Cigarettes) and the 1939 Carlton fixture list (for Perfection Tobacco). A rare assembly.
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Carlton: Champion Footballers Series: Perce Daykin postcard, circa 1915. Unused. Rarity rating: 10.
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Carlton: Champion Footballers Series: Charlie Fisher postcard, circa 1915. Unused. Rarity rating: 10.
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Carlton: Champion Footballers Series: William Dick postcard, circa 1915. Unused. Rarity rating: 10. Cpl. minor bends at top.
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Carlton: Champion Footballers Series: Edward Brown postcard, circa 1915. Unused. Rarity rating: 10. (cnr bend lower right.)
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Carlton: Champion Footballers Series: A. McDonald postcard, circa 1915. Unused. Rarity rating: 10. (cnr bend lower right.).
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Large format original photograph with title above 'Carlton Football Club Premier Team, 1915' with the team and officials seated behind the premiership pennant on the floor in front of them. Framed overall 32 x 42 cm.
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1916 Carlton membership season ticket (#1988), black buckram cover with gilt club name and year; the interior surfaces with printed details of the club leadership, the fixtures for the club and a hole punched for each game attended, overall 9.1 x 12.1 cm when opened out. The card is made out to club member D. Ryan. Played during the peak of World War I, the season was the smallest and shortest in the league's history, with only four of the nine senior clubs competing – Carlton, Collingwood, Fitzroy and…
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1917 Carlton membership season ticket (#155), deep blue buckram cover with gilt club name and year; the interior surfaces with printed details of the club leadership, the fixtures for the club and a hole punched for each game attended, overall 9.2 x 12.5 cm when opened out. The card is made out to club member D. Ryan. Played during the latter stages of World War I, only six of the league's nine senior clubs competed, with Geelong and South Melbourne returning after being in recess the previous year. The…
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1918 Carlton membership season ticket (#1622), bright blue cover with white club logo and year; the interior surfaces with printed details of the club leadership, the fixtures for the club and hole punched for each game attended, overall 8.2 x 13 cm when opened out. The card is made out to club member D. Ryan. Carlton finished the home-and-away rounds in 3rd position on the ladder in a reduced season of 14 rounds. They were eliminated in the 2nd semi-final.
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1919 Carlton membership season ticket (#1229), bright blue cover with white club logo and year; the interior surfaces with printed details of the club leadership, the fixtures for the club and hole punched for each game attended, overall 8.2 x 13 cm when opened out. The card is made out to club member D. Ryan. Carlton finished third on the ladder after the home and away rounds but was eliminated from the finals in the 2nd Semi.
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1920 Carlton membership season ticket (#792), blue buckram cover (front faded) with gilt club name and year; the interior surfaces with printed details of the club leadership, the fixtures for the club and a hole punched for each game attended, overall 8.3 x 11.6 cm when opened out. The card is made out to club member A. Gillespie. The season featured nine clubs, ran from 1 May until 2 October, and comprised a 16-game home-and-away season followed by a finals series featuring the top four clubs. Carlton…
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Carlton: Norwood Football Club Smoke Social, Saturday Oct.22, 1921 with guests Members of Carlton Football Club souvenir programme; 1958 Carlton Football Club 1958 End of Season visit to Surfers Paradise Itinerary; April 1969 'Unfurling of the 1968 Premiership Pennant' programme; 1970 Carlton Premiership Dinner menu; April 1973 'Unfurling of the 1972 Premiership Pennant'; 1979 Grand Final Dinner Menu (extensively signed) and a few other items. (Total: 12 items).
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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 appreciation of the manner in which you have upheld the honor of the Club by your excellent and manly play...' Framed and glazed; overall 43 x 32.5 cm.
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A rare early 1920s card depicting W.A. ('Billy') Blackman; number 49 from a series issued for A. Adie, Fruiterer and Green-grocer at 469 Spencer Street, West Melbourne. Extremely rare; we are aware of only one other example.
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1923-24 Don Photo Series 'Victorian Footballers' Carlton players 'E. Duncan' and 'N.S.W. Chandler', (2) individually presented in frames.
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1924, 1925 & 1926 Carlton Membership Cards, (3); mixed condition, but all extremely scarce. Carlton finished 7th, 9th and 6th; while the premierships were won by Essendon in 1924, Geelong in 1925 and Melbourne in 1926.
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1925 Suburban Premium 'Victorian Footballers' [3/98], comprising 'Carter, Carlton', 'H.Clover, Carlton' & 'H.Dunn, Carlton' (all with advertising verso: Shop with Mrs.O.Legg, 157 Whitehorse Road, Box Hill). (3).
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1927, 1928 & 1929 Carlton Membership Cards, (3); mainly very good condition; all extremely scarce. Carlton finished 4th, 4th and 2nd; while the premierships were won by Collingwood in all three years.
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1929 'The Australasian Newspaper' - Football Team Photos: No.7 Carlton, full page as published June 15, 1929. Attractively framed & glazed, overall 41 x 51 cm. Also, 'The Weekly Times' Carlton Team photo supplement of May 11, 1929, also framed & glazed. (2 items).
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Carlton: Member's Season Ticket for 1930, with fixture list and hole punched for each game attended.
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Carlton: Member's Season Ticket for 1931, with fixture list and hole punched for each game attended.
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Carlton: Member's Season Ticket for 1932, with fixture list and hole punched for each game attended.
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Carlton: Member's Season Ticket for 1933, with fixture list and hole punched for each game attended.
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A Carlton 'CFC' star lapel pin with blue and white ribbons attached, believed to have been issued by the short-lived Evening Star Newspaper (Melbourne) circa 1933. The only example known to us. The Melbourne Evening Star was launched in 1933 by The Argus. It was intended to compete with The Herald, but was closed down in 1936 due to poor circulation.
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Carlton: Cigarette & Trade Cards: 1933 to recent collection in an album. Noted 1933 Will Footballers, 1951 Kornies Footballers in Action, 1954 Kornies Champion Footballers, 1954 Argus Swap Card types, 1954 Argus VFL types, 1960s to 91 Scanlen's and Stimorol, 1981 Ardmona Big League, etc., and many later types. (Approx. 400.)
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Carlton: Member's Season Tickets for 1934, 1935 & 1936, all with fixture list and holes punched for each game attended, (3 items).
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1934 'Centenary Souvenir of Carlton Football Club - 70 Years of Progress and Still Going Strong' by Martin and Wilmot; 48pp + covers. Extremely rare; the only example we have offered. Produced for the club on the occasion of the Centenary of Melbourne and Victoria.
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1934 Carlton Team photograph by Charles Boyles; the image 11 x 15.5 cm; framed & glazed 20.5 x 25.5 cm. The image depicts the Carlton Seniors Team for Round 8 vs Melbourne. Carlton won the game by 49 points. Back Row (L-R); Joe Kelly, Ron 'Socks' Cooper, Gordon Mackie, Ted Pollock (19th man), Horrie Bullen, Keith Dunn, Robert Green, Eric Huxtable, Cresswell 'Mickey' Crisp. Middle Row; Alby De Luca, Frank Gill, Harry 'Soapy' Valence, Jack Cashman (acting VC), Maurice 'Mocca' Johnson (C), Edward Clarke, Jack…
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Carlton: 1935, 1936, 1937 and 1938 Team photographs; all original prints by Charles Boyles, (4). All with pencil annotations verso, identifying the players.
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Carlton: 1935 song sheet titled 'Song of the Blues' words and music by Laurie Melrose, published by Allan's, with extra couplet for each player on reverse. Features a team photo by Charles Boyles on the front cover. Good condition. The only example known.
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Carlton: Cigarette & trade cards; an accumulation from early issues to recent, in 3 albums and loose. (qty).
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Carlton supporters pennants, undated, but one featuring 'Cocky Marr'. (6 different).
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1936 Carlton V.F.L. Premier-Ship pennant listing the whole team; approx. 65 cm long. Produced on the assumption that Carlton, who finished 3rd on the ladder, would go on to win the Grand Final. They lost to Melbourne in the first semi-final. The Grand Final was won by Collingwood.
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Carlton: Member's Season Ticket for 1937, with fixture list and hole punched for each game attended.
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A group of 1930s-40s original photos/postcards of individual Carlton footballers; some marked 'Boyles'; noted Jim Mooring, Cyril Mann and Fred Fitzgibbon, (6).
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Harry 'Soapy' Vallence: The 9ct gold and enamel medallion awarded to Vallence on achieving his 200th game. He played his last VFL game in Carlton's Premiership team of the same year.
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Carlton Football Club V.F.L. Premiers 1938, superb team photograph by Allen Studios, Collingwood, in contemporary frame; with player's names printed to lower mount. Superb condition, overall 46 x 56 cm. Carlton 15.10 (100) defeated Collingwood (13.7.85) in the Grand Final at the M.C.G. in front of a crowd of 96,486.
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1938 Carlton Football Club Finalists pennant listing the whole team; approx. 43 cm long. Carlton won the Grand Final 15.10 (100), defeating Collingwood 13.7 (85).
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The 1938 Premiership - The Flag at last!. Carlton defeated Collingwood by 15 points in the Grand Final, their first premiership since 1915. This group comprises of a 1938 Membership Card [#3711] with holes punched for the 16 games attended by the member; a photo of the Premiership team by Allan Studios signed in ink by Jack Carney (who played at Centre wing in the Grand Final), postcard photographs (by J. Boyles) of Crisp, Chitty and Schmidt, eight cigarette or trade cards of other Premiership team members…
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1938 Grand Final 'Football Record', complete. Rarely seen. Carlton won its 6th Premiership when it defeated Collingwood by 15 points at the MCG. This Grand Final was attended by 96,486 spectators, setting a new record as the largest crowd to have witnessed a premiership decider in VFL Grand Final history, and breaking the previous year's record by eight thousand. The ground was not large enough to accommodate the crowd comfortably – the Health Department had previously advised 84,000 as a maximum capacity…
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1938 Carlton V.F.L. Premiers pennant, plus other banners for 1949, two different 1972's and a 1973. (5 items).
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Carlton: Member's Season Ticket for 1939, with fixture list and hole punched for each game attended
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Carlton: July 1939 Carlton Football Club trip to Canberra and Sydney itinerary; 1946 3-KZ Sports Parade and Variety Programme (extensively signed); 1947 3-KZ Sports Parade and Variety Programme (signed); 1948 3-KZ Sports Parade and Variety Programme; 1970 Premiership Dinner menu (extensively signed). (5 items).
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1940 & 1941 Carlton membership season tickets (#236), 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 and holes punched for each game attended, each overall 8 x 11.8 cm when opened out. (2). Carlton finished 5th in 1940 and on top of the ladder in 1941. Melbourne won the Premiership both years.
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Carlton Team Postcards: 1940-42 Chas. Boyles postcards 'VFL Teams', showing 1940, 1941 & 1942 Carlton teams. G/VG. (3 items). Two with pencil annotations verso identifying the players.
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Carlton The Blues of 1941 pennant, listing the full team; minor faults, but extremely rare. Approx. 39 cm long. Carlton finished the year on top of the ladder, but lost the Preliminary Final to Essendon, who lost the Grand Final to Melbourne.
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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 overall 8 x 11.8 cm when opened out. (2). The 1942 Membership Card contained no fixture but rather the words 'Season 1942 Matches to Be Played As Arranged By V.F.L.' Played during the peak of World War II, only eleven of the league's twelve clubs competed,…
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1943 Carlton membership season ticket (#236), navy blue cloth cover with silver club logo and text; the interior surfaces with printed details of the club leadership, the fixtures for the club and hole punched for each game attended, overall 8 x 11.8 cm when opened out. For the second year running World War Two would reduce the competition to 16 rounds, with Geelong unable to field a team. Carlton finished fourth on the ladder with 9 wins and 6 losses, losing to Fitzroy in the first semi-final.
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Carlton: 1944, 1946, 1947 and 1948 original Team postcards or postcard sized photographs, (4).
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Carlton Football Club V.F.L. Premiers 1945 official team photograph by Allan Studios, Collingwood; mounted on printed card with the players names at the base; framed and glazed, overall 33 x 40 cm.
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Carlton: Rare Season Ticket (#A088) for 1945 (Premiership Year), with fixture list at right; the left side of the opened-out card with a printed label affixed 'Victorian Football League 1945 Officials and Players' Pass Admitting to Grandstand on day club is engaged (Finals Excepted)' with a hole punched for each game attended. Plus the Football Record for the Grand Final Match in which Carlton defeated South Melbourne by 28 points in front of nearly 63,000 fans. (2 items). The game was noted and remembered…
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1946 End of Year Trip: Carlton Football Club 'Victory Year V.F.L. Premiers Visit to New South Wales October 7th to 20th, 1946' Itinerary' Issued to Mr. Newton Chandler (Club Treasurer and Assistant Manager).
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1946, 1948 & 1949 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 and holes punched for each game attended, each overall 8 x 11.8 cm when opened out. (3).
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1947 Carlton Pennants: One titled 'Grand Final Souvenir 1947', the other 'Carlton Football Club V.F.L. 1947 Premiers'; both listing the team members; the first 45 cm long, the second 58 cm long. (2 items).
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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). The match was the second VFL Grand Final to be decided by one point, the previous being the 1899 final . Carlton captain Ern Henfry, who was in his first full season with the club after playing two games in 1944 on a wartime permit, became the only…
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Carlton Tie-pins and cufflinks: a lovely collection including a very rare 1947 'V.F.L. Premiers' tie-pin and cufflinks set; a 1964 Centenary Year tie-pin; a Carlton footballer tie-pin and button-hole pin; and various other single items and sets. (Total:19 items).
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Carlton Football Club Premiers 1947 official team photograph by Allan Studios, Collingwood; mounted on printed card with the players names at the base; framed and glazed, overall 35.5 x 42 cm.
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1949 Interstate Trip & Exhibition Match v Essendon: Carlton Football Club 'Visit to Queensland 20th to 27th June 1949' Itinerary' Issued to Mr. Newton Chandler (Club Treasurer and Assistant Manager).
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Carlton 2nd Eighteen: Best Player Award won by Bill Lee for his performance against Richmond, 11.6.49.
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Carlton: Member's Season Tickets for 1950 to 1959 complete, each with fixture list & hole punched for each game attended. Mainly G/VG condition. (10 items)
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Badges, Badges & More Badges: A collection, circa 1940s-90s including official club-issue types; Past Players Association, petrol company advertising types, premiership and supporters types, 1964 Centenary Year, etc. Virtually all different. (approx.50).
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Carlton Personality Badges: 1950s-90s, a range of different types. Noted Clover, Henfry, Howell, Williams, Maclure, Kernahan, etc. (18, all different).
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and 1973. (Total: 19). Carlton Football Club Annual Reports: 1950 - 51, 1956 - 68, 1970 - 1973. (Total: 19).
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Carlton Football Club Life Membership Certificate presented to George Harrison in February 1951; attractive calligraphy and with painted designs; framed 32 x 27 cm overall. George Harrison was a trainer at Carlton Football Club for an amazing 60 years. He also had two sons who worked as trainers at the club for a number of years, Keith and Ted Harrison.
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A pair of Carlton 1952 pennants: one headed 'The Blues 1952 Souvenir', the other 'Carlton Finalists 1952'; both approx. 42 cm long. (2 items). Carlton finished in 4th spot on the ladder but lost to Fitzroy by one point in the first semi-final.
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Carlton End of Season Interstate Visit: Itinerary Booklet, 'Carlton Football Club, Season 1952, Itinerary, Visit to Tasmania, Friday, 3rd October to Sunday, 12th October', with 24 signatures to front and back covers.
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Argus 1953 'Football Portraits': complete set of Carlton players [6], issued as a part of a set of 72 large-sized cards (each 11 x 19 cm), G/VG. Presented in two matching framed displays.
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Carlton 'Souvenir Football Programme, Carlton v South Fremantle, at Subiaco Oval, Saturday 16 Oct.1954'; plus Carlton Football Club Itinerary, Season 1954, visit to Perth'. (South Fremantle were WA Premiers in 1954).
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Carlton Membership Cards: A range of 1950s, 1960s and 1970s cards including 1977 and 1979 Pensioner types. (Total: 21).
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Carlton Decals & Stickers: A 1950s-90s collection, some mounted together in a timber frame; others loose. (approx. 50).
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Fireside Footballers 1956: Complete set of (24) Carlton player cards issued by The Argus newspaper.
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1957 and 1959 Carlton pennants, both incorporating portraits of Ken Hands; the first titled 'Carlton, 1957 VFL Finalists The Bonny Blues', the second 'Carlton, Ken Hands Coach of the Blues, Souvenir 1959', both approx. 42 cm long. (2 items).
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circa 1957 Greig's Honey football glass for Carlton. Fine condition (with 'Greig's Honey' imprint at base below the Carlton logo).
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circa 1957 Greig's Honey football glass for Carlton. Fine condition (no 'Greig's Honey' at base). Purchased at our June 2011 Sports Memorabilia Auction: $495 incl. Bp.
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Carlton: Member's Season Tickets for 1960 to 1969 almost complete (lacks 1964 and 1968), each with fixture list & hole punched for each game attended. VG condition. (8 items)
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Carlton: c.1960 bobblehead figurine, made in Japan by Grizelle, in Carlton colours with logo to jumper and club name at base, 15 cm tall.
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Carlton: 'CFC / Life Member / Carlton Football Club', with number '107' on reverse with K.G.Luke's maker's mark; also a '1964 Centenary Year' membership fob, with number '109' on reverse; made by Bertram. (2, both with original lanyards).
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Carlton: An accumulation of magazines, annual reports and other ephemeral publications. (qty).
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1962 Carlton pennants, (3) comprising of 'The 1962 Mighty Blues' with a pic of C. Donaldson, Capt; 'Carlton The Mighty Blues 1962' with a pic of the team; and, 'The Carlton Blues Grand Final 1962'; all approx 42 cm long. (3 items). Essendon finished the year on top of the ladder, with Carlton in 4th position. The Grand Final, attended by 98,385 people, saw Essendon defeat Carlton by 32 points.
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The 'Football Record' for the 22 September 1962 Preliminary Final Replay between Carlton and Geelong. Rarely seen. Having won the First Semi-Final against Melbourne by 2 points, and achieving a drawn game with Geelong in the Preliminary Final (85 points each), Carlton went on the win the replay by just 5 points. They were defeated in the Grand Final by Essendon.
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A collection of 1960s Herald Footy badges featuring one of each of the 12 VFL clubs plus a couple of other types. (14).
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Giant Kandyland: Three different Carlton toffee wrappers, circa 1962. (3).
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'The Football Record': 1962 Grand Final edition (Essendon v Carlton); good condition. Essendon 13.12 (90) defeated Carlton 8.10 (58) in the Grand Final in front of 98,385 fans.
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1964 Coca-Cola bottle Caps: with images of VFL players on inside of cap featuring Carlton players including Bob Crowe & Sergio Silvagni, Maurice Sankey and John Nichols, (10 different).
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Easi Oats - Carlton Cards: 1964 Victorian League Footballers Card No.17 John Nicholls and Card No.18 Sergio Silvagni, both in excellent condition; plus 3 other caricature cards in mixed condition. (5).
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Carlton: Various 45rpm recordings including one by '3DB & The Herald', one by Talent City, one by Fable Records, and 2 others. (5).
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1960s-90s collection of Carlton Social Club membership fobs, almost all with lanyards still attached. Almost all different. (39).
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Gran Final pennant featuring John Nicholls; (5 items); various siz A group of Carlton pennants, comprising of 'Carlton V.F.L. Prelim - Final 1967', 'Carlton versus Richmond 20 April 1968 - Round 2', 2 different 1968 Grand Final pennants, and a 1969 Grand Final pennant featuring John Nicholls; (5 items); various sizes.
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1968 Allowrie Honey 'Carlton Premiership' glasses, (2 different). Rarely seen.
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The 1968 Premiership Trophy: The Ross Faulkner 'native brand' football presented to Ian Robertson as a member of the 1968 Carlton Premiership Team; with added blue and white ribbons, the ball is mounted on a wooden plinth engraved with 'Carlton Football Club : Premiers V.F.L. 1968 : I. Robertson'. Each member of the victorious team received a similar trophy.
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1968 'New South Wales Australian National Football League, Carlton v St. Kilda, Sydney Cricket Ground, Saturday 1st June 1968. New South Wales v Victoria second 18. Souvenir Programme'. Extremely rare; only the 2nd example known to us.
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1968 Ampol 'VFL Champions' folder & 45rpm record - Ron Barassi, Carlton. Superb condition.
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Carlton in The Finals 1968 - 1995: A good collection of 'Football Records' for matches in which Carlton appeared: Qualifying Finals, Semi-Finals, Preliminary Finals and Grand Finals, (Total: 18 different).
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1968, 1981 & 1982 Weg Premiership posters; all laminated. (3).
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