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BOBBY MOORE Four items relating to the passing of the England and West Ham United legend:- Service of Thanksgiving for the Life at Westminster Abbey 28/6/1993 signed by 10 ex-players on the covers including George Best, Johnny Haynes, Ian St. John, Malcolm Allison and George Cohen, a Front Row ticket for the Service issued to Brian Dear, a programme and Executive Box ticket for the Bobby Moore Memorial Match at West Ham United v F.A. Premier League 7/3/1994 signed by 14 players including Geoff Hurst and Martin Peters. Some of the signatures are smudged. Generally good
MANCHESTER UNITED Home tickets 75/6 v Leeds United, Manchester City 78/9 Nottm. Forest, Manchester City, Liverpool 80/1 Manchester City, 83/4 Liverpool and aways 68/9 Coventry City VIP ticket, 71/2 Leeds United, brown tape on the edges, 83/4 Leicester City, 85/6 Everton, 90/1 Southampton LC, 91/2 Leeds United LC. Most are creased. Fair
GEORGE BEST Seven programme and 3 tickets for matches in which Best appeared for Northern Ireland : 4 X homes v Switzerland 1964, England 1966, Turkey 1968 and Scotland 1972 and 3 aways v England 1965 with 2 tickets and Scotland 1964 and 1969 plus a ticket away v England 1970. Generally good
Larry Grayson's Generation Game - Items from the British Game Show produced by the BBC. The items consigned by a former contestant recorded on 30th October 1980 are a silver plate engraved trophy from 1980, Generation game prompt card signed by Larry Grayson and Isla St Clair, BBC documents confirming appearance date, itinerary, photos from the after show drinks, guest ticket and a VHS recording of the show. The episode featured John Lowe, Delia Smith, Diana Dors and Roy Castle.
Johnny Depps 2008 Academy Awards Ticket and Information Pack Johnny Depp was nominated by the Academy in 2008 for Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading role for Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, his Academy pack includes, a pictorial envelope marked Awards Tickets containing three tickets allocated to Johnny Depp for the 80th Academy Awards Presentation, held at the Kodak Theatre, Hollywood, California, February 24, 2008 at 5.30p, each ticket priced $350.00 with each guests name hand-written in black ink including, Johnny Depp, Vanessa Paradis, and J. Depp Guest; a white envelope marked Ball Tickets containing three tickets to The Governors Ball held at Hollywood & Highland Grand Ballroom at 9pm, each ticket unclipped and marked Table Number 212, priced $750.00; a bright pink Limo Pass, No. 0545, for use by authorised ticket holders only; and a one sheet Limo Sheet Arrival Instructions; together with, an email on a single sheet from Johnny Depps publicist, Robin Baum, to Christi Dembrowski, Johnny Depps sister, I dont think JD needs to do more than photos on the red carpet . . . Baums itinerary includes 5.00pm-5.30pm LIVE: Oscars Red Carpet on legendary Hollywood Blvd-ABC; all contained within the Academys original stiff white envelope with velcro seal, the front of the envelope with printed Oscar logo in silver and Johnny Depps name on the front, and All ticket holders will be required to show photo. I.D. to be admitted printed on verso. (1) Provenance: The Collection of Jerry Judge who was Johnny Depps long-time personal bodyguard and confidant for nearly twenty years. Jerry himself cameoed in many of Depps Hollywood films and through his private security company provided services for numerous celebrities in the film and music industries, including Frank Sinatra, Julia Roberts, Paul McCartney, A-ha, Jason Donovan, Antonio Banderas and Arnold Schwarzenegger to name a few. Condition Report: overall good condition.
Rare Titanic survivor Edwina Troutt signed 1976 handwritten Letter, with original mailing envelope. Edwina therefore purchased a second class ticket aboard Oceanic, but was transferred to Titanic (ticket number 342818, which cost £10, 10s) due to the ongoing coal strike. Whilst aboard Titanic Edwina shared a cabin with two other women: an older Irishwoman named Nora A. Keane, a Pennsylvania resident but native of County Limerick, and Susan Webber, an unmarried Cornishwoman en route to relatives in Connecticut. Their shared cabin3, Edwina recalled, had two bunks and a couch, the latter of which transformed into a bed which she took at night. A small corridor led to their porthole. Nora Keane, a nervous and superstitious woman, claimed to have dropped her rosary and prayerbook while boarding, and as a result firmly believed that the Titanic would not reach New York. Susan Webber spent much of her time at the gate separating second from third class, conversing with a friend from home, whom Edwina wrongly assumed was Miss Webber's brother. During the voyage Edwina sat at the same table in the dining saloon as Danish engineer Jacob Milling, and the young Argentine student, Edgar Andrew, among others. A genial young woman, she made numerous other acquaintances. At the time of the collision Edwina had been in her bunk. Feeling the collision she went on deck, where she learned about the collision and witnessed crewmen begin to ready the lifeboats. She went below, where she knocked on the doors of those she knew, helped others put on their lifebelts, and encountered Jacob Milling and Edgar Andrew to whom she confided that she feared it was to be a sad parting and a watery grave for them all. Eventually she returned to her cabin where she assisted Miss Keane in getting dressed. The older woman wanted to take the time to put on her corset, but Edwina grabbed it from her, threw it down the corridor leading to their porthole, and cried, There's no time for that, Miss Keane! The two ladies went up to the boat deck, and while Miss Keane left in a lifeboat, Edwina, resigned to her death, simply watched boat after boat being loaded and lowered. Eventually a man approached with a baby, saying that its mother and her other children had already left the ship, and asked if someone would take the child into a lifeboat. Realizing it was the only hope the child had to survive, Edwina accepted the baby, and finally left the sinking Titanic. In recent years there has been disagreement among researchers as to exactly which lifeboat carried Edwina to safety, some proposing collapsible D, others a boat that left from the stern of the ship. After the disaster Edwina eventually took a position as a waitress at a café at Norumbega Park in Boston. In 1916 Edwina relocated to California for that state's fairer climate. During the first World War she picked apricots for use in the manufacture of gas masks. She was married on 1 October 1919 to Alfred Thorwald Petersen4 (born 12 March 1871), a former baker to the Danish royal family. Alfred had come to the United States in 1900 from Copenhagen. Good condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £10
Collection of Swiss clubs' match programmes to include 1957/58 Grasshoppers v Urania-Geneve-Sports, 1958/59 Young Fellows/Chaux-de-Fouds/Winterthur Select X1 v Barcelona + match ticket, 1959/60 FC Schaffhausen v FC Thun, 1960/61 Basel v Concordia, Luzern v AC Fiorentina (European Cup Winners Cup), Lugano v Bern, 1966/67 Sion v Chaux-de-Fouds; fair/good. (7)
Manchester Utd huge match ticket collection, mainly modern from 2002 to 2020 including homes & aways; friendlies/champions league etc. included plus junior matches, Youth Cup, U21s, UEFA Youth League etc., comprehensive content with some duplication noted; enjoy sorting through the vast and varied selection; fair/good. (Approx. 600 tickets)
Selection of FAC finals 1949, 1951 (poor), 1959, 1960 (poor), 1963, 1965, 1968, 1969, 1972, 1974, 1976, 1977, 1981, 1982, 1985, 1986, 1988, 2003; Littlewoods Cup final 1988; collection of FAC s/fs 1964 - 2016 (not consecutive) (25); 2003 Play-off Wolves v Sheffield Utd + match ticket, 1960 FA amateur final, FA Trophy finals/semi-finals (5); varied condition, overall fair. (A Lot)
Collection of football programmes to include 1945/46 Coventry City v Aston Villa football league south, 1947/48 Newport County v Bristol City Div. 3 (S), 1950/51 Hibernian v St. Mirren Scottish Cup replay, 1961 Wales v Spain, 1970 Wales v England, 1970 Wales v England (pirate-Starkey), 1977 England v Wales + match ticket, Cardiff City homes v 1960/61 Newcastle Utd, v 1961/62 Leicester City, Spurs, 1962/63 Southampton, v 1967/68 QPR, v 1968/69 Blackpool, Portsmouth, v 1969/70 Middlesbrough, Charlton Athletic, Bristol City, Huddersfield Town, Portsmouth, plus 1970s (7); 1968/69 Aston Villa v Cardiff City + Villa magazine Xmas 1968, 1968/69 Chelsea v Newcastle Utd; 1970/71 Hull City v Cardiff City, 1974/75 Hull City v Cardiff City, 1970/71 Bristol City v Oxford Utd, 1970/71 Bristol Rovers v Mansfield Town plus various 1990s (5) including 1998/99 Leeds Utd v WHU (5 Leeds signatures to cover); fair/good. (A Lot)
Manchester United Nobby Stiles Signed Golf Day Polo Shirt AFMUP, size M, charity golf day, plus Alex Ferguson autobiography 2013 H/b - Manchester United European programmes v Juventus 7th April 1999, v FC Girondins Bordeaux 1st March 2000, v Milan 23rd Fed 2005 + ticket, England v Northern Ireland 2005, Rangers programmes, letter, team sheet v Hibernian 1st March 1986, Scottish Cup Final v Celtic 1999 + ticket, Scottish Final v Hearts 1998 + 2 tickets, Rangers v Greennock Morton 19th Aug 1995, and Chelsea v Aston Villa 21st Aug 1999
1948 FA Cup Final South Grandstand match ticket with Manchester United player ink signatures to include Jack Crompton, John Aston, Henry Cockburn, Jack Rowley, Stan Pearson, Tom Curry, Johnny Morris, Allenby Chilton, Johnny Carey, Jimmy Delaney, John Anderson (11 signatures); has creases, uneven edge. NB: Comes with provenance in letter form, confirming the connection with the family to Jack Rowley of Manchester United and the ticket presented, as a gift, after the final. (1)

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