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Football Programmes x 30 all with match tickets, includes 1967 L Cup Final Q.P.R v W.B.A, 1975 England v Holland Schoolboys, 77/8 Cardiff v Ipswich FAC, 1993 FAC Final and 2019/20 Bournemouth v Everton which has Teamsheet as well as ticket, condition is excellent (61)

Sheffield Wednesday, 1946/47 a complimentary season ticket given to Mrs O Olwanc, in excellent condition

1988 FA Cup Final, Liverpool v Wimbledon, a programme and unused match ticket from the game played on 14/05/1988

A collection of 61 Burnley home/away football match tickets, from the 1970's to 2000's, plus 9 season ticket books, from the 1970's & 1980's

Liverpool, a collection of over 290 football match tickets, in various condition, both home and away mainly from the 1980's. Issues include, European Home Tickets, big Match (22), and general league, in addition are season ticket books, fixture cards etc.

A collection of 30 football programmes and other memorabilia to include, 1945/46 Football Association v APTC at Wembley, 1952/53 Chelsea v Middlesbrough, 1956/57 Nottm F v Birmingham (FAC), Mansfield Res v York Res, 1957/58 Plymouth v Brighton, Moor Green v Stratford, 1958/59 Burnley v Birmingham, 1977 FL Cup Final - Aston Villa v Everton with ticket, 1986/87 FL Cup Semi-Final - Tottenham v Arsenal with ticket, 2006 World Cup, Second Round Brochure in Germany, plus the 1973 FA Cup Final (replica programme), 1963 Leicester Wembley Brochure, 1969/70 Nottm Forest official handbook, 1970 Wembley Wolves

1900 Olympic Games, a ticket for the Paris Exposition, held in France (this includes the Olympic Games)

World Cup 1966, a ticket from the game played at Roker Park, Sunderland on 16/07/66 Soviet Union v Italy, in very good condition

1966 World Cup, a ticket from the game played at Middlesbrough on 19/07/1966, in very good condition, North Korea v Italy

1952 Italy v England, a football match ticket for the friendly game played in Florence on 18/05/1982

1889/1890 Everton v Notts County, a very rare ticket from the game played on 01/05/1890 (sl mkd)

1966 World Cup, a ticket from the game played at Middlesbrough on 15/07/1966, in very good condition, Chile v North Korea

2001 FA Cup Final, Arsenal v Liverpool, an unused Royal Box Ticket, together with the programme from the game played at Cardiff on 12/05/2001 (complete with colour Teamsheet)

1966 World Cup Final, England v West Germany, a ticket from the game played at Wembley on 30/07/1966, in very good condition, in original wallet

World Cup 1966, a ticket from the game played at Roker Park, Sunderland, on 23/07/1966 Hungary v Soviet Union, slight damage at edge where serated

1987 FL Cup Final Replay, Arsenal v Liverpool, a ticket from the game that would have taken place at Aston Villa on 08/04/1987 (game was not required to take place)

1955 France v England, a programme and ticket from the game played on 15/05/1955

Manchester Selection, various items to include, 1958 FA Cup Final Ticket, Manchester United v Celtic Ticket for the Bobby Charlton Testimonial, a reproduction News Of The World Letter, 11/08/1991 Manchester United v Republic Of Ireland Ticket for the Matt Busby Testimonial, 26/03/1955 FA Cup Semi-Final Programme, Manchester City v Sunderland at Villa Park (folded)

1966 World Cup, a ticket from the game played at Middlesbrough on 19/07/1966, in very good condition, North Korea v Italy

Tranmere Rovers, a collection of football memorabilia from 1919 onwards, to include, a report of the directors, concert programmes from Alsop High School (Aintree Institute), plus a selection of cards, tickets, receipts, admittance cards etc., match tickets include, 1929 Nelson v Tranmere Utd, 1928/29 Ashington v Tranmere (Last season in League), 1941/42 Players Season Ticket, 1947/48 Tranmere v Darlington (FAC), also 1937/38 Press Photographs, reserve team group, plus photographs of P Thirkell and H Milton

World Cup 1966, a ticket from the game played at Roker Park, Sunderland on 20/07/1966 Chile v Soviet Union, in very good condition

1966 World Cup, a ticket from the game played at Middlesbrough on 12/07/1966, in very good condition, Soviet Union v North Korea

1951 FA Cup Final, Blackpool v Newcastle, a programme, community song sheet, and ticket from the game played on 28/04/1951, in good condition

Pop Music, Live Aid, an original programme and official ticket for the Band Aid Charity concert at Wembley on 13/07/1985, including the rare itinerary sheet, event timing

1985 European Cup Final, Liverpool v Juventus, a programme, Teamsheet and unused ticket from the game played in Heysel, on 29/05/1985, in very good condition

A collection of 1950s and 1960s F.A. Cup Final tickets to include 1952-1960 inclusive (two 1960 tickets), together with a 1956 FA Amateur Challenge Cup Final ticket, a 1971 Football League Cup Final ticket and a number of England international home match tickets played at Wembley Stadium to include games versus Scotland and Hungary played in 1953, Wales and Germany in 1954, Spain in 1955, Brazil, Wales and Jugoslavia in 1956, Scotland in 1957, U.S.S.R in 1958, and Scotland in 1959 and 1961, S/D. (qty)

Football ticket stubs comprising a pair for Liverpool v Bayern Munich 1971, Liverpool v Coventry 1997 and a pair for Liverpool v Borussia Monchengladbach testimonial match and two Anfield Review programmes Bayern Munich and Birmingham City both 1981.

A signed, framed 12" picture disc David Bowie - Rare interview, with ticket stubs and first day cover isc and frame appear in good order. No CoA with this item

SEVENTEEN ORIGINAL SINGLES BY THE BEATLES TO INCLUDE 'TICKET TO RIDE' ' DAY TRIPPER' ETC

Spanish Poetry. A collection of 57 Spanish poetry, theology and other texts, bound in 3 volumes, 1634-1806, including Silva Compuesta por Don Phelipe de Albornoz Cauallero del Abito de Santiago. En alabanca del Real Monasterio de la Oliua, Zaragoca: Por Lucas Sanchez, 1634, 27 pp; Poetica Version al Psalmo L. Con notas Latinas, y Castellanas, Madrid, 1656, 6 pp., A La Muerte de la Augusta Reyna N. Senora dona Isabel de Borbon, Madrid, 1645, 18 pp., Dialogo Metrico. Parma Gozosa, que ofrece a los reales pies de la Reyna Ntra. Senora por mano del Excmo. Senor Marques Scoti, su autor Don Juan de Madrid, Madrid, 1745, 35 pp., El Combate Naval del 21 de Octubre por Don Jose de Fuentes, Madrid, 1805, 23 pp., a few woodcut and engraved illustrations, one or two texts incomplete, a few leaves torn with some loss of text, occasional spotting, soiling and insect damage, each volume with manuscript list at front, small ownership stamp of W.B. Chorley, 19th century bookseller ticket, 19th century calf calf, spines titled 'Poesias Varias', spines rubbed with some fading, thick 8voQty: (3)

Smith (Matthew). Memoirs of Secret Service, 1st edition, A. Baldwin, 1699, 160, 24 pp., lacks initial blank (A1), some spotting, marginal browning at front and rear, small Gordon Castle ticket to front pastedown and ink numbering at head of title, 19th-century half calf gilt, slightly rubbed, 8voQty: (1)NOTESWing S4131

Ali (Shahamat). The Sikhs and Afghans, in Connexion with India and Persia, immediately before and after the Death of Ranjeet Singh: from the Journal of an Expedition to Kabul, through the Panjab and the Khaibar Pass, London: John Murray, 1847, xxii 550 pp., half-title, 12 pp. advertisements to rear, binder's ticket (Edmond & Remnants) to rear pastedown, 24 pp. W. H. Allen and Co. catalogue ('Elementary Works in the Oriental Languages') tipped to front free endpaper, bookplate of the Cavalry Club to front pastedown, front inner hinge cracked and slightly tender, damp-stain to head of rear inner hinge not affecting text-block, original vertical-ribbed green cloth, spine lettered in gilt, spine and covers panelled in blind, spine slightly sunned and rolled, front joint worn at head and with 1cm tear to foot, a few pale marks to sides, corners a little bumped and worn (upper fore corner of front board slightly more so), large 12mo, together with: Andrew (Sir William Patrick). Memoir on the Euphrates Valley Route to India; with Official Correspondence and Maps, 1st edition, London: Wm. H. Allen & Co., 1857, pp. xvi 267 [1] 7, 3 pp. advertisements to front, half-title, 2 large folding colour maps, each map closed tear to stub (just touching image in first instance), bookplate of the Cavalry Club, original green cloth gilt, spine slightly darkened, tips bumped, a bright copy, 8vo, [India]. Recollections of the Deccan, with Miscellaneous Sketches and Letters. By an Officer of Cavalry, 1st edition, Calcutta: G. H. Huttmann, Bengal Military Orphan Press, 1838, pp. [8] 1-119, lithographic plan (slightly damp-stained), light variable damp-staining to margins, inscribed 'Mrs Crawford, with the author's very kindest regards' on the initial blank, bookplate of the Cavalry Club, contemporary calf by Martin of Calcutta, loss to head of spine and spine-label, front board damp-stained and near-detached, 8vo in 4s (24.8 x 15.2 cm), Bellew (Henry Walter). The Races of Afghanistan, being a Brief Account of the Principal Nations inhabitating that Country, 1st edition, Calcutta: Thacker, Spink, and Co., 1880, pp. [3]-124, 2+38 pp. advertisements to rear, no half-title (unknown if called for), edges brittle with resulting loss to upper fore corners of first 10 leaves not affecting text, a few other nicks, bookplate removed from front pastedown, rear free endpaper pasted to pastedown, original pictorial cloth, wear to extremities, head of spine torn, rear board mottled, 8voQty: (4)NOTESShahamat Ali's work is notably uncommon. It was first published in 1846; it is unknown whether copies dated 1847 represent a second issue or a second edition, but as copies dated 1846 are paginated xviii 550 it appears likely that only the preliminaries were reset. Library Hub cites two locations for the third work (Recollections of the Deccan: British Library and Oxford).

Convict Life. Convict Life; or, Revelations Concerning Convicts and Convict Prisons, by a Ticket-of-Leave Man, 1st edition, London: Wyman & Sons, 1879, publisher's advertisements at end, a few leaves a little frayed at lower margins, occasional light spotting, contemporary previous owner name 'M.A, Gepp' at head of title and front pastedown, front hinge breaking, original brown cloth with prisoner number '7 Z 784 P S' onlaid in blue to upper cover, spine ends with tears and chips, a few stains, slight lean, 8voQty: (1)NOTESInteresting anonymous account of life as a convict in Pentonville, Dartmoor and Portland prisons and suggestions for reform.

A 1968 Indianapolis 500 Official Programme, The 52nd 500 with ticket, time trials tickets, return check and a Starting Positions sheet

Miscellany of football ephemera,including Chelsea v Moscow Dynamo programme 13.11.45, booklets, tickets, brochure relating to Hungary's 7-1 defeat of England in 1954, 1948 Olympic Football ticket, Football Favourites brochure, West Brom club cheques, Woolwich Arsenal Vol.1 No.1 programme reprint and many other items 

Ticket for the Opening of the Ground, Helenvale Street, Parkhead, 2nd September 1924 and the football match Partick Thistle v Rangers,issued by the Glasgow Corporation Tramways Recreation Club

Tottenham Hotspur tickets and handbooks collection,32 handbooks between 1949-50 and 1986-87, 6 ticket bookets and 66 individual tickets including European and Cup Final ballot tickets (104) 

Collection of  football memorabilia comprising 1950s Manchester United programmes and signed PFA Awards Dinner menus, 'United Review' comprising seasons 1955-56 No.19; 1956-57 No.2; 1957-58 Nos.1 to 28 (lacking Nos. 6, 9, 11, 17 & 20) and Special Edition 4thJanuary & 22nd April; 1958-59 Nos.1, 2, 3, 15 & 24; 1959-60 Nos. 6, 7, 8, 18, 20 and Special Edition 12th October, tokens intact; two European Cup programmes v Dukla Prague 13th November 1957 and Red Star Belgrade 14th January 1958; Challenge match programme v Wiener Sport-Club 11th February 1959; F.A. Charity Shield match programme v Aston Villa 22nd October 1957; F.A. International England v Hungary match programme and ticket stub 25th November 1953; three FA Cup Final programmes v Bolton Wanderers 3rd May 1958 with ticket stub, v Aston Villa 4th May 1957 with ticket stub, v Leicester City 25th May 1963 with ticket stub, and a further ticket stub for the 'Matthews Cup Final' 2nd May 1953; a Manchester United FC 1957-58 reserved enclosure ticket book, majority intact; 13 signed PFA Annual Awards Dinner programmes from 1976 to 1988, signatures including Trevor Brooking, Sir Matt Busby, Ian St John, Ron Greenwood, Bobby Robson, Bobby Charlton, Maurice Setters, Danny Winter, Eric Morecambe, Jimmy Hill, Tom Finney, Gordon Hill, Bill Shankly, Alan Gowling, Bob Paisley, Steve Coppell;  signed PFA 25th Anniversary Dinner menu in honour of Cliff Lloyd OBE, signatures including Sir Matt Busby, Denis Law, Ian St John, Cliff Lloyd, Gordon Taylor, Bobby Charlton and Alan Gowling plus an unsigned copy, (qty.)

Group of Aintree racecards including Grand National days, comprising 24 for Grand National days (some duplication) dating between 1986 and 2019 and including 1993 (Void Race), 11 for non-National days dating between 1982 and 2019 including Liverpool Summer Meetings 1959 (first and second days) and 1960; together with Grand National Media Guides for 2010, 2012, 2014, and 2016 plus an undated Topham Private Box swing tag and luncheon ticket (37)

Leeds Cricket, (Rugby) Football & Athletics Co. Ltd. season ticket 1913-14,book number 214 the black leather bound book with Leeds C.F. & A. Co. Ltd in silver lettering on the front, the interior with Notice re County Cricket Matches important information, with Gent and Lady tickets for Yorkshire matches from June 9th v Leicestershire, to 6th August v Lancashire in the front section then Football Coupons for Leeds FC in the rear, good condition with all tickets attached to stubs with the exception of one now detached but still present, wear to exterior cover on edges

Two rare tickets for Liverpool Races and Grand National Steeplechase 1915, inscribed LIVERPOOL RACES AND GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE, 1915, COUNTY STAND RESERVED SEAT ANNUAL TICKET, with compartment and seat numbers 28 & 29 handwritten in black ink; sold together with seven assorted Aintree card swing badges from the 1950s comprising two Owners' & Trainers' Stand for Spring 1950 Liverpool Races, a gentleman's complimentary fourth day badge for the1952 Autumn meeting and one for the1953 Spring meeting, two gentlemen's complimentary third day badges for the 1954 Autumn meeting and one Aintree 1956 Midsummer Meeting 'Trade' badge for a motor racing fixture (9) The 1915 Grand National was the last to be run at Aintree during World War I before it was transferred to Gatwick, also being notable for the fact that the winning owner was, for the first time in its history, a woman - Lady Nelson - whose Ally Sloper ridden by the legendary Jack Anthony won by two lengths.

British Lions to New Zealand 1971 fully-autographed rugby union ticket, ORIGINAL RUGBY BALL SHAPED TICKET SIZE 8 ¬'' x 5'' FOR THE MERTHYR TYDFIL CELEBRATION DINNER GIVEN TO THE 1971 BRITISH LIONS, HELD AT THE AFON TAF HIGH SCHOOL, 5TH NOVEMBER 1971. DECORATIVE UPPER RUGBY BALL COVER WITH PRINTED DETAILS, 25 ORIGINAL INK AUTOGRAPHS TO THE PLAIN VERSO INCLUDING: J.P.R WILLIAMS, DAVID DUCKHAM, ARTHUR LEWIS, JOHN SPENCER, FRANK LAIDLAW, JOHN PULLIN, IAN MCLAUGHLIN, SANDY CARMICHAEL, STACK STEVENS, WILLIE JOHN MCBRIDE, JOHN TAYLOR, MERVYN DAVIES et al. In 1971 the British Lions toured New Zealand, also playing two matches in Australia. Despite losing the first match to Queensland the tour was a great success, the Lions winning the Test series against the All Blacks. They are still the only Lions side to have won a Test series in New Zealand. The side was captained by John Dawes, coached by Carwyn James and managed by Doug Smith. 

Concorde memorabilia relating to Lennox Lewis fights including two signed in-flight menus,comprising three Concorde folders with flight certificates for Frank Maloney London to New York dated 6th March 1993, 28th November and New York to London dated 5th December 1998, flight ticket 28th July, two Lennox Lewis signed and dated menus “Best Wishes Lennox Lewis ‘97”, two Lennox Lewis signed flight certificates and stationary, (qty)

Grand Prize Medal of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition 1904,triangular, bronze, 70mm., by Weinberg, Louisiana cloaking Indian maiden, reverse Eagle with outspread wings on panel with award legend; sold with an admission ticket  for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition (2)The 1904 Olympic Games in St. Louis were held in conjunction with a World's Fair at which this medal was awarded.

Berlin 1936 Olympic Games Official Guide Book, wear apparent with front cover torn from spine; sold together with a pass-ticket book with one ticket attached, one corner torn, and a double-sided folded map of the Olympic stadium and Berlin, (3)

London 1948 Olympic Games Prix des Nations and Closing Ceremony ticket, for 14th August at Wembley Stadium,ticket printed SEAT NO. 309 ROW NO. 26  and  XIVTH OLYMPIAD LONDON 1948

Tokyo 1964 Olympic Games programme and ticket for the volleyball competition,very good condition (2)

FIFA World Cup 1974 unused Final Replay ticket, Olympiastadion, Munich, rectangular, printed with FIFA World Cup WM74 logo This ticket, for a proposed replay of the 1974 World Cup Final on 9th July at the Olympiastadion, Munich - should it have been necessary - was unused after the Final on 7th July was won by West Germany, who beat The Netherlands 2-1.

FIFA World Cup memorabilia, comprising two large 1998 France FIFA Exposition advertising posters, 70 by 47cm., wear apparent, fold lines, creases, edges worn; 1998 France Le Carrousel du Louvre shopping mall envelope stamped COUPE DU MONDE PARIS FRANCE 98 in black ink with official postage stamp; 1982 Espana Copa del Mundo football; two 1994 USA World Cup unused ticket for game 43, Tuesday 5th July and a 1999 FIFA Women’s World Cup advertising board, 76 by 49cm. (qty)

Three multi-signed Millwall FC jerseys,comprising a framed and mounted 2009/10 blue home jersey, with 21 signatures in silver marker pen including Lewis Grabban, Pat O’Connor, Ali Fuseini, Steve Morison, above a match programme and ticket against Hudderfield Town FC on 18th May 2010 and a match programme against Swindon Town on 29th May 2010, 122 by 83cm.; a 1999-2000 white home jersey with 23 signatures in black marker pen including Alan Dunne, Ronnie Bull, Phil Smith; a 2001/03 blue home jersey with 9 signatures in black marker pen, reverse lettered MALONEY and No.10; a Millwall Millennium Experience Cup Final 22nd May 2004 t-shirt; a framed photograph of Frank Maloney and a match ticket against Manchester United on 22nd May 2004, 40 by 37cm., two reproduction newspaper articles relating to Millwall, framed, 62 by 53cm., three Millwall programmes against Coventry City 21st September 1953, Sunderland 4th April 2004, Leicester 2nd April 2005; a framed programme against Hull City AFC 2nd May 1988 and a framed limited edition “Journey’s End The 1965 FA Cup Final” by Robert Highton, No.3/600, facsimile signed by Ian St John and Roger Hunt, mounted, 63 by 74cm. (10)

2x items of GWR interest. A limited issue cast aluminium plaque celebrating the GWR King Class 4-6-0 locomotive King George V, 6000. The plaque was cast in the BR(E) Swindon locomotives works. Together with a framed certificate signed by the Works Manager, H.R. Roberts. No.1166 of 3000. Together with an original sprung wagon ticket holder. Both VGC. £30-50

FKP Scorpio Golden Ticket for 2 People to 10 Shows in the UK 2021-2022 Enjoy a pair of tickets to 10 concerts of your choice promoted by FKP Scorpio UK across 2021-22. You can choose any shows, ranging from the BBC Earth live shows to Nickelodeon to Catfish and the Bottlemen, alongside many other rock shows. As one of the foremost and biggest concert promoters, representing major international artists across Europe, the Golden Ticket for 2 will provide access to 10 shows in the UK, including BBC Earth Shows, Planet Earth II Live in Concert, Seven Worlds One Planet Live in Concert, Nothing But Thieves and many more FKP Scorpio productions during 2021-22, from indie to classical to rock and beyond. T&C’s Apply Final bidders must redeem their prize on specified or mutually convenient dates (subject to availability), as agreed with FKP Scorpio UK Subject to government guidelines  Open to all UK residents 18 years of age or older We always expect all winning bidders and guests to conduct themselves appropriately and be respectful Includes 2 tickets to 10 FKP Scorpio UK shows of your choosing (subject to availability) Must be used for FKP Scorpio UK promoted events of your choosing between January 2021 and December 2022 Travel and accommodation is not included If the date of a show changes, the prize will remain valid for the new date, but refunds or exchanges will not be available Photo ID is required for entry and will be via guest list on the door Resale or re-auctioning of tickets to an event is strictly prohibited and will result in the tickets being invalidated without refund These tickets are offered on the understanding that they will not be used for competitions or promotional purposes for any Third party and cannot be refunded or exchanged Donated by: FKP Scorpio, UK www.fkpscorpio.com/en/

FKP Scorpio Golden Ticket for 2 People to 10 Shows in Germany 2021-2022 You can choose any shows that FKP Scorpio put on in Germany during 2021 and 2022. FKP Scorpio brings people together through live music and entertainment. Founded by Folkert Koopmans in 1990, they are not only one of the biggest promoters of tours and local concerts, but also amongst the biggest festival promoters in Europe. Staying true to its founding values and indie-mindset, FKP Scorpio promoters take pride in bolstering upcoming stars and big names alike. This is also true for FKP Scorpio’s special relationship with Ed Sheeran. From humble beginnings in smaller clubs, all the way to the record-breaking Divide tour, with shows in the biggest venues across seven countries – FKP Scorpio couldn’t be more proud to be a part of Ed’s well-deserved and unparalleled success. As one of the foremost and biggest concert promoters, representing major international artists across Europe, the Golden Ticket for 2 will provide access to 10 shows in the UK, including BBC Earth Shows, Planet Earth II Live in Concert, Seven Worlds One Planet Live in Concert, Nothing But Thieves and many more FKP Scorpio productions during 2021-22, from indie to classical to rock and beyond. 2 Golden Tickets to 10 shows in Germany 2021-22 T&C’s Apply Subject to government guidelines and T&C’s of FKP Scorpio We always expect all winning bidders and guests to conduct themselves appropriately and be respectful Open to all German residents 18 years of age or older Travel and accommodation is not included Can be used for FKP Scorpio Shows in Germany between 2021-2022 (excluding festivals) Where the date of the show is changed, the prize will remain valid for the new date, but refunds or exchanges will not be available Photo ID is required for entry and will be via guest list on the door These tickets are offered on the understanding that they will not be used for competitions or promotional purposes for any Third party Resale or re-auction of tickets to this shows are strictly prohibited and will result in the tickets being invalidated without refund Any under 16's need to be supervised by an accompanying adult and included in the 2 tickets Donated by: FKP Scorpio, Germany www.fkpscorpio.com/en

Ticket and Handbill for Ed Sheeran’s First Public Gig 2005 Ed Sheeran’s first public gig was organised by Ed and his parents and took place at the Royal British Legion in Framlingham, Suffolk, at 8pm on Saturday 16 April 2005, when Ed was 14. It was attended by around 30 people, including some of Ed’s school friends, their parents and members of the choir of St Michael’s Church, Framlingham, which Ed joined when he was 6. Both the handbill and ticket are signed by Ed on the back. Framed 41 x 25.3 x 2.8 cm Donated by: John & Imogen Sheeran Photo: Doug Atfield & Steven Coates

2 Tickets to Europe’s tallest High Ropes at The Bear Grylls Adventure at the NEC, Birmingham, with goodies Escape the ordinary and experience the awesome at The Bear Grylls Adventure, located at Birmingham’s NEC. Are you ready to take on High Ropes? At 65ft tall, this is the tallest high ropes course in Europe, and rewards those brave enough to reach the top stunning views of the surrounding area. With its free roam structure, you can create your own adventure on the course, and select which of the 36 obstacles you take on, from the simple rope bridges to the challenging rolling log on the course’s top level. As the only outdoor activity, the High Ropes is made all the more challenging by the British weather, which of course is never predictable! In true Bear Grylls fashion, rain won’t stop this adventure, and extra layers are recommended when taking on this activity. The action doesn’t end here, as you’ll have unlimited access to The Bear Grylls Adventure Royal Marines-inspired Assault Course throughout your visit date PLUS some Bear Grylls goodies! Goodies include: A Bear Grylls bamboo T-shirt, firelighter, waterproof pouch and a copy of Bear’s book, Survival Guide for Life, and Mud Sweat and Fears. The perfect souvenirs for your adventure filled day. T&C’s: Guests must be aged 8 or older 8 and 9 year olds must be accompanied on the activity by an adult who also holds a full activity ticket Under 16’s must be accompanied on the day by an adult for check in Winners can contactinfo@beargryllsadventure.com to book in their visit time and date Due to the activities at the attraction, every guest is required to complete a participation form and risk acknowledgment prior to their visit or on entry to the attraction. Guests who do not sign a participation form and risk acknowledgement, or do not comply with any of the terms set out in the participation form and risk acknowledgement or these entry conditions, are prohibited from taking part in activities at the attraction Due to the nature of the activities, pregnant guests are not permitted to take part Final bidders must agree a suitable date to redeem the prize on a specified or mutually convenient date (subject to availability), as agreed with The Bear Grylls Adventure Subject to related government guidelines Experience may not be resold or re-auctioned For full Terms and Conditions of NEC Birmingham, please visit https://www.beargryllsadventure.com/birmingham/tsandcs Donated by: Bear Grylls OBE https://www.beargryllsadventure.com/birmingham

Hippodrome Circus, Great Yarmouth V.I.P Family Ticket A VIP family ticket for 2 adults and 2 children to all four world-class circus productions throughout the year at the Hippodrome Circus, Great Yarmouth: Pirates Live, Summer Circus and Water Spectacular, Halloween Spooktacular and the Christmas Spectacular. Described as “One of the seven wonders of the British seaside” by the Daily Telegraph, The Hippodrome is Britain’s last surviving total circus building dating back to 1903. It’s a magical venue that also boasts a truly unique feature of a sinking ring, turning the entire circular stage into a swimming pool. This plays host to fountains, swimmers acrobats throughout the performances. Each year there are 4 world class productions: Pirates Live - this award winning show takes place over the Easter break and sees the iconic arena transformed into a film set style pirate world, complete with 40-foot galleon and lagoon Summer Circus and Water Spectacular - breath-taking acts from across the world join hosts Jack Jay and Johnny Mac for an out of this world show. Halloween Spooktacular - a spooky theatrical show. Mixing top circus acts with hilarious comedy in a panto style adventure. Christmas Spectacular -one of Europe’s largest festive shows with over 50 performers. A stunning cast of Dancers, Swimmers, Acrobats and Aerialists join host Jack Jay is joined by Norfolk favourite funny man Ben Langley. 2020-21 Shows: Christmas Spectacular 5th Dec 2020 – 10th Jan 2021 Easter Pirates Live 1st – 25th April 2021 Summer Circus and Water Spectacular 7th July – 19th September 2021 T&C’s Apply Final bidders must redeem the 4 VIP guest experiences on dates specified by Hippodrome Circus, Great Yarmouth Subject to related government guidelines Experience may not be resold or re-auctioned Voucher Entitles you to A Family Ticket (2 adults & 2 children) to visit the Hippodrome on FOUR occasions as our V.I.P. guests or more guests to watch any of our In-House Hippodrome Shows: Please state you have this voucher when booking and produce on collection of tickets Valid for any of the Shows, check website for dates & times, excluding NYE or Xmas eve Not redeemable for cash or with any other offer, but can be used as a multiple voucher on one show or more shows I.P seats I.P access - Dedicated V.I.P door collection No Queuing Signed Poster and Brochure Choice of popcorn or pick n mix before the show Choice of light up souvenir for each child Pre-show drinks bubbly or choice of wine, beer or soft drink delivered to your seat by your own personal butler Interval drink or ice cream delivered to your seats Free admission & personal guided tour of the Circus Museum for all after the show, plus meet some of the show artistes backstage Donated by: Hippodrome Circus, Great Yarmouth www.hippodromecircus.co.uk

2 Gold Level Tickets to the 2022 GRAMMY Awards® and the After-Party as the Guests of the President of the GRAMMY Museum® Two gold-level tickets and two official after-party tickets to the 2022 GRAMMY Awards® as personal guests of the GRAMMY Museum’s® President, Michael Sticka. You and your guest will experience an unforgettable, star-studded evening with performances from the world’s greatest artists, as the music industry recognises outstanding achievement. The GRAMMY Museum® is a non-profit organisation, dedicated to cultivating a greater understanding of the history and significance of music through exhibitions, education, grants, preservation initiatives, and public programming. Paying tribute to its collective musical heritage, the Museum explores and celebrates all aspects of the art form — from the technology of the recording process to the legends who’ve made lasting marks on our cultural identity. T&C’s Apply: Please read the following terms and conditions as they will be strictly enforced. All sales are final and there will be no refunds. Please bid carefully. The winning bidder must personally utilize the awarded tickets/experience and attend the event or experience with his/her invited guest(s). The winner’s name will be submitted along with his/her guest’s name for fulfilment. Tickets/experience cannot be resold, transferred or re-auctioned. Tickets/experience sold, otherwise transferred or used in violation of this policy shall be deemed revoked and void, and their bearers deemed trespassers at event. No Refund/Replacement for Unused or Lost Tickets. All sales are final. There are no refunds or replacements for unused or lost tickets, and there will be no entrance to the event without a ticket. All tickets must be used for the event and or experience specified on the date specified. Valid for two (2) people Winner must be approved by charity and artist management before final payment will be accepted and the experience fulfilled. While auctioned experience packages may include tickets to events of The National Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences, Inc. (“The Recording Academy”) or its affiliated charities, the GRAMMY Museum Foundation and MusiCares (collectively, the “GRAMMY Charities”), all auctions are hosted by the GRAMMY Charities. All tickets to Recording Academy or GRAMMY Charities events that are a part of experience packages are subject to The Recording Academy’s ticket policy provided immediately below (the “Ticket Policy”). Ticket Policy: Tickets to Recording Academy and/or GRAMMY Charities events, including but not limited to the GRAMMY® Awards, are for use by the winning bidder and his/her invited guest(s) only, are not transferable by winning bidder or any of his/her invited guests, and may not be sold, otherwise transferred or used for any other purpose, including promotional, commercial, advertising, or other trade purposes, without the express written consent of the entity authorizing issuance of the ticket(s) (i.e., The Recording Academy, the GRAMMY Foundation and/or MusiCares). Tickets are non-transferrable. Tickets sold, otherwise transferred or used in violation of this policy shall be deemed revoked and void, and their bearers deemed trespassers at all Recording Academy and/or GRAMMY Charities events. 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Tickets are “Gold” level seating, but the exact location and seating within that level is at the sole discretion of The Recording Academy and/or GRAMMY Charities. Gold level seating does not include floor seating or access to floor seating. The winner and his/her guest(s) consent to the conduct of a criminal background check the results of which must be satisfactory to The Recording Academy and/or GRAMMY Charities, in their sole discretion, before tickets to any Recording Academy and/or GRAMMY Charities event will be released to the winner. Cameras and/or personal photography will not be permitted during these experiences. GRAMMY Charities neither warrant nor represent and shall in no way be held responsible for the correctness of description, genuineness, authorship or provenance of condition of the Auction items. No statement contained in the description or made orally at the auction or elsewhere shall be deemed to be warranty, representation or assumption of liability by The Recording Academy or the GRAMMY Charities. Donated by: GRAMMY Museum® President Michael Sticka https://grammymuseum.org/

RAILWAY TICKET OFFICE CHEST, late 19th century green painted chest of eight numbered drawers between pivoting stiles with locking top drawer, the handles and lock stamped NWR for London North Western Railways, 61cm W x 61cm D x 106cm H.

Vinyl - Seven ELO / Roy Wood LPs to include Face The Music (green vinyl), Tim, Secret Messages, Out of the Blue, On The Third Day (clear vinyl) etc plus 2 picture discs A Ticket to the Mopn with sticker in tact and All Over The World (blue vinyl), sleeves and vinyl vg+

Collection of music and show programmes to include many music examples, features Louis Armstrong British Tour 1956 with ticket, The Who Summer of 79, Dave Brubeck x 2, Little Richard, The Everley Brothers, Yes, Simple Minds and many others