Arthur Moore, Heritage Number 170, played 341 games between 3/4/1909 to 25/12/1924 scoring 2 goals and 90 tries.

Alf ‘Bunker’ Carmichael, Heritage Number 70, played 338 games between 20/4/1901 to 25/1/1919 scoring 723 goals and 12 tries.

Badges of Hull KR players from 1890s

Arthur Moore, Heritage Number 170, made 341 appearances between 3/4/1909 and 25/12/24, scoring 2 goals and 90 tries.
The mascots are Miss Broadwith and Master Moore. The referee is Mr. A Brown of Wakefield.

Team photo from first derby vs Hull FC.
Hull Kingston Rovers N.U.F.C. Season 1899— 1900. Picture shows:— The team which played in the first ‘ local derby” versus Hull F. C. — at Craven Street on Saturday 16th September 1899. Hull K. R. 1G 2T8 Pts. Hull 1G 2 Pts.
(L to R) Back Row:— Directors G. Gibbs, J. Mollekin, R. T. Hudson. Standing: J. Debney, Jack Rhodes, Anthony Starks, J. Stephenson, J. Noble, S. Ruddeforth, Director H. Mollekin. Seated: A. Windle, W. Guy, Albert Kemp (capt.) G. Fletcher, R.W. ‘Ginger’ Jackson. In front: H. Sinclair, T. Ripton. H. Tullock, J. Levett. Scorers: Hull K.R: Goal Tullock (1) Tries: Starks (1), Kemp (1), Hull: Goal W Jacques ( 1). Half time score:— H. K. R. 6 pts, Hull nil.

Rovers team that beat Australia by 21-10 on the 21st November 1908.

Hull KR team photo 1909
PHOTO BY SCOTT & CO,
A. Mann, H. Conyers, W. Huskins, A. Spackman, C. J. Hambrecht, R. Hughes, G, Pratt, W. Sandham, J. W. Read. A. Carmichael, H. Sinclair, A. Moore, A. Booth.

In September 1905, Rovers decided to become a limited company. This share certificate was one of the early ones to be issued.
It is share certificate number 76, issued on the 8th January 1906, for three shares numbered 398 to 400. The cost of each share was 10 shillings (50p in todays money}.