BALANCE OF COLLECTION: Don Bradman memorabilia including signed "Australian Legends - Sir Donald Bradman" envelope; "The Bradman Albums"; framed prints (4) - "Legends of the Brownlow", "The Legends of Australian Sport", "Sir Donald Bradman" & "Oval Scenes"; Muralitharan signed display; signed netball in display case; 1974 Australian XI v World XI programme with 14 signatures; souvenir caps (4) with cricket & Elvis; mini-bats (2); stamp album; 1950s artist's sketch-book; cameras (2); VB & Carlton draught tap heads. Inspection will reward.

c1900 early football team photograph, 32x26cm; "Kookaburra" football signed by all 32 members of 1980 NZ "All Blacks" team (signatures now difficult to read); "Sydney 2000/Westfield Shopping Towns" pvc display Olympics poster showing rowing, overall 79x240cm; plus mounted items (8) including Don Bradman newspaper banner/posters (2 different) & "The New York Times" Dec.25 1861 with articles re American Civil War. (11 items)

REMAINDER OF SPORT COLLECTION, c1920 comprising - Framed lures, Fishing Clock, Riding Crop, Wooden Speed Skates, Greyhound Dog Racing Muzzles (3), Boxing Gloves (2 sets one Miniature Muhammad Ali small size), Boxing Bag, Fencing Mask. Just your normal assortment. Must view. Condition varies. (11)

SWIMMING: "The Badminton Library of Sports and Pastimes - Swimming" by Sinclair & Henry (edited by The Duke of Beaufort) [London, 1903]; plus nice c1900 photograph of a swimming club, with names of swimmers & officials printed on mount in gold, overall 40x31cm.

POSTCARDS: c1905 set of humorous sporting scenes by Gil Dod, published by S.Hildesheimer & Co, London, No.5244, comprising "Bicycle Race", "Steeplechase", "Long Jump", "100 Yards Handicap", "Obstacle Race" & "High Jump". (6 items)

c1939 AUTOGRAPH BOOK, with c35 signatures, mainly Wrestlers & Boxers, noted Harry Fields, Bill Fehring, Johnny Hutchinson, Henry Moreno, Kid Delaney, Rolland Kirchmeyer, Andy Moen, Chief Little Wolf, Bonnie Muir, Eddie Scarf, Chief Thunderbird, Bert Osborne, Al Brown, Bhu Pinder, Georges Champion, Eddie Miller, Francois Fouche.

LITERATURE, noted "Sporting Life" magazine (30 issues 1947-51); Football (13 items) including "The Sporting Globe Football Book" for 1946 & 1948; "Football Souvenir, V.F.L. Season 1949"; "Football Record"s for 1978 & 1982 Grand Finals; boxing books (2); 1980s golf programmes (3).

RUGBY UNION & FOOTBALL COLLECTABLES: 1947-48 Australian "Wallabies" tour to British Isles, autograph page with 18 signatures including Brian Piper & Bob McMaster; NZ "All Blacks" Shorts, with 'Steinlager' sponsor's badge, believed to be ex John Kilpatrick; Andy Farrell signature on England Rugby League sweatshirt with embroidered English Rose on left breast; 1962 FIFA World Cup in Chile: Argentinian magazines "El Grafico" (2) with complete coverage of World Cup; plus 1962 World Cup greeting cards (2), both fine used. (7 items)

SPORT COLLECTABLES: 1957-99 rugby union programmes related to Australia (18) or NZ (13); "Gilbert - 2003 World Cup" Football signed by England captain Martin Johnson; 1957 rare football programme "Chinese [Hong Kong] v New Zealand" at Wellington; 1956-2004 collection of Formula 1 & other motor racing tickets (17); 1962 programme "International Gold Cup Meeting, Formula 1 Racing Cars, Oulton Park, Cheshire" with 8 signatures inside including Jack Brabham (twice), Graham Hill, Bruce Johnstone & Tony Shelly. (51 items)

AUTOGRAPHS: Collection with 1959 Swimming Jubilee Year menu with 31 signatures; c1962-80 Autograph book with c58 signatures, mainly Richmond footballers; other football signatures (11) including Fred Goldsmith & Murray Weideman; 1996 Olympians notebook with 20 signatures includimg Samantha Riley & Anthony Hoy; LP signed Bobby Rydell.

BADGES, interesting collection of enamel badges, includes football, cricket, golf, baseball, tennis, netball, basketball; plus a nice City of Bendigo Council Traffic Officer's Hat badge. (c80)

AMERICA'S CUP COLLECTION, noted scrapbook with signatures of Ben Lexcen & John Bertrand; books (12) including "The America's Cup 1851-1983" by Rousmaniere [London, 1983]; "The Triumph of Australia II" by Stannard [Sydney, 1983]; "The Paintings of The America's Cup 1851-1987" by Thompson & Rayner [Melbourne, 1986]; newspapers (44); magazines (16); newspaper posters (4) & calendar.

SPORTS PLATES: "Michael Jordan - The Comeback"; "Michael Jordan - 1992 Champions"; "Mick Doohan - 1998 World Champion"; "The 500th World Championship Grand Prix - Australian Grand Prix, Adelaide, November 1-4, 1990"; "U.S.Open/1985/Oakland Hills", metal, hallmarked on reverse. (5 items)

GRANT HACKETT'S WORLD RECORD BODY SUIT: Display comprising "Speedo" Body Suit with "AUS/(Southern Cross)" logo at right & "World Champs 2001" at left, signed below by Grant Hackett, mounted in display case with "Speedo" swimming cap signed by Grant Hackett, and superb action photograph signed "Grant Hackett/ W.R. - 1500m - 14.54.56", framed & glazed, overall 61x157cm. {At the 2001 World Championships in Fukuoka, Hackett was in the peak of his speed. He set personal bests in the 400m and 800m freestyle events, finishing second to Thorpe on both occasions, and bettering the previous world record in the latter. Along with Thorpe, Klim and Kirby, they bettered the previous world record in the 4x200m freestyle. In the 1500m, Hackett attacked immediately, and stayed well ahead of Perkins' world record, and with the crowd standing and willing him on, he broke the record by 7 seconds, to claim gold}. Grant Hackett's World Record still stands.