170 Liverpool Football Club graphic from the Timeline Series that hung in the old Main Stand lounges, 1937 WHERE LEGENDS SERVED, with a photographic image of the British tennis player Fred Perry accompanied by text reading FOLLOWING HIS THREE CONSECUTIVE WIMBLEDON TITLES IN 1934, 1935 AND 1936, THE ‘FATHER OF BRITISH TENNIS’ FRED PERRY, PLAYED AN EXHIBITION MATCH IN FRONT OF 10,000 EXCITED FANS AT THE KOP END IN 1937. PLAYING ON A SPECIALLY-MADE PREFABRICATED COURT, PERRY BEAT CALIFORNIAN TENNIS PRO ELLSWORTH VINES IN FOUR SETS, mounted under glass in a black picture frame, 60 by 42cm. £250 - 350*


168 Liverpool Football Club signage from the old Main Stand Paddock, EMERGENCY EXIT P8, aluminium sheet with protective film, white text on green and with club crest, 30 by 50cm., reasonably good condition


Photographed in situ in the old Main Stand. £75 - 100*


169 Liverpool Football Club large crest from a series of four that were located on each stand roof and visible to spectators from inside the ground, in 2mm. aluminium sheet, retired and replaced by the present day LED illuminated Perspex crests circa 2008, 180 by 120cm., reasonably good condition considering their location open to the elements


The other crests are being offered elsewhere in the auction as lots 178, 197 & 204. £2,000 - 3,000*


171 Liverpool Football Club graphic from the Timeline Series that hung in the old Main Stand Lounges, 1961 WHERE MARATHONS END, with a photographic image of the British marathon runner Ron Hill accompanied by text reading ANFIELD MARKED THE FINISH LINE OF THE LIVERPOOL CITY MARATHON FROM THE 1920s ONWARDS. IN AUGUST 1961, THE GREAT RON HILL MADE HIS MARATHON DEBUT AT LIVERPOOL, CROSSING THE LINE IN FRONT OF AN EXCITED ANFIELD TO WIN THE RACE IN 2 HOURS, 24 MINUTES. HE WENT ON TO SMASH THE WORLD MARATHON RECORD IN THE 1970 COMMONWEALTH GAMES, mounted under glass in a black picture frame, 60 by 42cm. £250 - 350*


172 No Lot


169 40


Example of one of the four roof crests photographed in situ www.grahambuddauctions.co.uk


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