547 Three 9ct. gold medals awarded to Jimmy Stewart, i) Lanarkshire F.A., won at Motherwell in 1907-08


ii) Glasgow Junior F.A., runners-up, 1904-05 iii) Dumbarton Junior F.A., won by Dumbarton Union, 1902-03 sold together with a sheet of J.M. Stewart headed paper, a newspaper & a press cutting


Jimmy Stewart started his professional career at Motherwell before joining Liverpool where he made 64 appearances, scoring 27 goals, up until the First World War. He finished his playing days at Hamilton Academicals. In Hamilton he set up his own sports injury clinic and then became a trainer at Blackpool in the 1930s, and later with the championship winning Portsmouth team of the late 1940s. £500 - 700


549 A 9ct. gold 1907-08 F.A. Amateur Cup winner’s medal awarded to the right-half J.W. Shallcross of the Depot Battalion Royal Engineers, the player’s name engraved to the rim and dated 08; sold together with two other 9ct. gold medals won by Shallcross, a 1906-07 Kent County Cup amateur winner’s medal, with Shallcross playing for Maidstone; and a South Eastern League Division Two Championship medal 1907 -08, won by Depot Btn. Royal Engineers of Chatham (3)


The 1908 F.A. Amateur Cup final Royal Engineers beat Stockton 2-1 in the final played at Bishop Auckland. £400 - 500


546 A 9ct. gold Southern Football League Division Two champion’s medal awarded to the New Brompton (later Gillingham FC) chairman H.G. Croneen in the club’s first competitive season of League Football in 1894-95, inscribed CHAMPIONS, 2nd DIV, SOUTHERN LEAGUE, NEW BROMPTON, H.G. CRONEEN, NEW BROMPTON, in original fitted case of Croneen’s own jeweller’s business, 7-9 High Street, New Brompton


A medal for the first honour in the history of Gillingham FC. £250 - 350


548 A 9ct. gold & enamel Staffordshire Football Association Senior Cup winner’s medal won by Arthur Leonard of Stoke F.C. in 1902-03,


fully inscribed and named, 20gr. £400 - 600


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550 A collection of memorabilia relating to C F Middleton from the Reading Schools Football Association who was selected as the England’s goalkeeper in the international v Wales at Wrexham in 1910, comprising his England Schools Football Association cap, an official photograph of the England team at Wrexham, 6 other photographs, 9 postcards, a bronze medal (possibly for cricket) and other miscellaneous items including a newspaper and cuttings


C F Middleton was selected as the England goalkeeper from the Reading School Football Association £300 - 500


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