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BUTTERY J A - "Why the All Blacks Triumphed" by JA BUTTERY, Match by match coverage of the 1905 New Zealand All Blacks tour of the British Isles with post match comments by the leading rugby figures of the time, Arthur Gould, H Alexander, Billy Bancroft, Leonard Tosswill. This book has been re-bound retaining the original but very poor covers. | |
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DIXON-George "The Triumphant Tour of the New Zealand Footballers" rebound in soft cover. Coverage of the 1905 New Zealand All Blacks tour of the British Isles |
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HOWITT-Bob - "1905 Originals" by Bob Howitt & Dianne Haworth.
The remarkable story of the team that went away as the Colonials and came back as the All Blacks. Match by match coverage of this ground breaking tour. An excellent and informative book of the tour, published in New Zealand only |
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McCRYSTAL-John - "The Originals - 1905 All Black Rugby Odyssey" |
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UNITED STATES (USA) v ROMANIA - 1924 OLYMPICS PROGRAMME
The official programme for this Olympic Games match at the Stade Colombes between Romania and the eventual winners and current Olympic Champions of the 15 a-side game, the United States. |
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SOUTH AFRICA 1937 JERSEY - FREDDIE TURNER No 26 - The jersey is believed to have been exchanged with Doug Dalton during the 1937 Test Series and donated by Dalton to the Rugby Pub Museum, Auckland Collection. | |
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