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An Edward the Confessor hammered silver penny 1042-1066, hammer cross type, moneyer 'Atsere on Diodfo', Thetford Mint, Sp 1182 (flan a little uneven but very fine, dark cabinet-toned patina), with an old ticket detailing it to be from the Argyll Collection.

A William I hammered silver penny 1066-1087, PAXS type, moneyer 'Iernepi on Scrub', Shrewsbury Mint, Sp 1257 (extremely fine with old cabinet toning), with an old ink-written ticket detailing purchased from a Sotheby's sale 16.9.1887, Lot 74, Sampson Collection.

A scarce Henry I hammered silver penny 1100-1135, pellets in quatrefoil type, moneyer 'Ailpard on Pilt', Wilton Mint, Sp 1275 (extremely fine and well-struck for type), with an old ticket detailing the coin as part of the Canterbury Hoard found in 1901 and 'From the Taffs Sale 21/11/56, Lot 131'. Note: the Taffs Sale refers to the collection of the late H.W. Taffs, London, sold by Glendining & Co. This coin was also sold by Spink & Son in 2004.

An Elizabeth I hammered silver sixpence, milled issue, dated 1562, large rose, decorated dress, mintmark star, Sp 2595 (extremely fine, toned with even dark grey patina, no tooling present as so often with these), with an old Spink ticket.

A rare Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London, copper ticket medallion by John Roettier, obverse with laureate bust of Charles II facing left, detailed 'Theatre Royal' above, reverse detailed 'Upper Gallerie 1671', diameter 26mm, weight 8.3g (very fine).

Silverstone Grand Prix 1952 and 1953 ephemera.Including Traffic and Enclosure detail pamphlets for both years, the retained portion of a ticket for the South Grand Stand on July 19th, along with the official lapel tag and a car rear window display sponsored by The Daily Express promoting the event, with all in good condition with folds to the display, (a lot).

WW2 British Army Officers Greatcoat, 1939 Dated, Original officer’s greatcoat complete with buttons of a light infantry regiment throughout. The tailors label inside the ticket pocket dates the coat to 1939. The metal rank insignia is missing. Mothing on the exterior of the serge material and to the interior. However, this is a good solid example perfect for display

Ultimate Taylor Swift Fan Experience VIP Merchandise Box from The Eras Tour. The Eras Tour VIP tote bag, collectible Taylor Swift pin, sticker and postcard set and souvenir concert ticket, special VIP tour laminate and matching lanyard. Get your hands on this exclusive Taylor Swift Eras Tour 2024 VIP Merchandise Box! Perfect for die-hard Swifties, this box is filled with unique and limited-edition items that will make a fantastic addition to your Taylor Swift collection.What’s Included: Taylor Swift Eras Tour Pin Badge - Show off your VIP status with this exclusive pin badge. Several Postcard Prints - Beautifully designed postcard prints featuring stunning images from the Eras Tour. VIP Lanyard - A special VIP lanyard. This high-quality lanyard is a must-have collectible. Taylor Swift Tote Bag - Stylish and functional, this tote bag features exclusive artwork. Several Posters - A set of posters. Perfect for decorating your room or adding to your memorabilia collection. Commemorative Ticket - A unique, COLLECTIBLE ONLY ticket that stands out from the standard admission ticket.

Collection of Hornby Dublo "rail layout suggestion" booklets and other ephemera, inc. a rare Somerset and Dorset Railway (Parliamentary) Ticket for Wincanton to Yeovil Junction

CLYDE F.C. VS. RANGERS F.C., SCOTTISH CUP SEMI-FINAL TICKET, 28TH MARCH 1936 Row S Seat No. 31Note: Rangers won this Scottish Cup tie 3-0, on route to lifting the trophy.

EAST FIFE F.C. VS. RANGERS F.C., SCOTTISH LEAGUE CUP SEMI-FINAL TICKET, 8TH OCTOBER 1949 Row G Seat No. 40Note: East Fife won this game 2-1, on route to lifting the League Cup.

RANGERS F.C., SEASON TICKET, 1953/54 signed and addressed for W.W. Waters to interior, Directors' Box 24 1953-54 verso

SEVILLA F.C. VS. RANGERS F.C., TICKET AND SIGNED ENVELOPE, 26TH SEPTEMBER 1962 the ticket for Fila 2 No, 12, the envelope for Antes Majestic Hotel Colon Sevilla, signed by multiple Rangers players

RANGERS F.C. VS. MORTON F.C., SCOTTISH CUP FINAL TICKET, 17TH APRIL 1948 Row X Seat No. 7Note: This game ended 1-1 A.E.T., after which Rangers won the replay 1-0 A.E.T.

CELTIC F.C. VS. PARTICK THISTLE F.C., SIGNED SCOTTISH LEAGUE CUP FINAL TICKET, 23RD OCTOBER 1971 signed by John Hanson and Alex Rae of Partick, Row Q, Seat No. 98

CELTIC F.C. VS. RANGERS F.C., SCOTTISH LEAGUE CUP TIE TICKET, 30TH AUGUST 1947 Row V Seat No. 29Note: Celtic won this League Cup game 2-0.

JAMES WILSON OF RANGERS F.C., SCANDINAVIAN TOUR TRAVEL TICKETS AND ITINERARY, MAY TO JUNE 1911 the used Cook's Tours ticket booklet in Cook's International Travelling Tickets holder, the Itinerary printed by Hay Nisebet & Co. Ltd. of Glasgow, and detailing the trip (including games vs. Norges Fotballforbund, Orgryte Idrott Sallskap, and Boldklubben)

1958 FIFA WORLD CUP SEMI-FINAL TICKET, SWEDEN VS. GERMANY, 24 JUNE 1958 sektion D vanster plats 510

RANGERS F.C., MEMBER'S TICKET, 1896/97 gilt tooled Morocco boards, interior named for Mr. Jas. MacIntyre 511 New Keppochhill Rd.Note on James MacIntyre of 511 New Keppochhill Rd., as per Old Glasgow Pubs (online resource - https://oldglasgowpubs.com/tag/new-keppochhill-road), 511 New Keppochhill Road, Glasgow.'In the early part of the 1870s Mr David Henderson wine and spirit merchant was landlord of this public house, although under a different name the pub was a thriving business. Mr Henderson also owned another pub on Clyde Street, Port Dundas. When he passed away his wife took over the business around 1880. By this time she was living a few door down from the pub on New Keppochhill Road as it was then called.In 1892 the licensee was James McIntyre who formerly traded from Stockwell Street for years, he continued serving the locals here until the turn of the new century. Mr Maltman then took over the pub, however in 1916 his wife Mariann became licensee, this may had been due to the fact that he went to fight for his country during the First World War. Marian was still in the pub after the war.'

RANGERS F.C. VS. ABERDEEN F.C., SCOTTISH LEAGUE CUP FINAL TICKET, 5TH APRIL 1947 No. 5451Note: Rangers won this, the first ever League Cup, 4-0.

CELTIC F.C. VS. RANGERS F.C., TICKET, 1ST JANUARY 1936 Row X 28Note: Rangers won this League game 4-3.

HIBERNIAN F.C. VS. RANGERS F.C., TICKET, 31ST JANUARY 1948 Row F Seat No. 44Note: Hibernian won this tie 1-0, on route to winning the League title.

Titanic.- Mudd (Thomas Cupper, one of the youngest victims of the sinking of the Titanic, 1895-1912) Autograph Letter signed on board RMS Titanic to his mother, bifolium, 4pp., "On Board R.M.S. Titanic" headed paper with red White Star Line burgee, 200 x 250mm., April 11th 1912, "Dear Mother & all at home. I am now taking the opportunity of sending you a few lines about how we started from Southhampton [sic]...We have been having very rough weather but the ship is so steady you would hardly know it was moving, was it not for the throbbing of the engines. We are now nearing Queenstown. The ship is like a magnificent palace. The lounge & dining hall are very beautiful. We are having excellent food. I have made friends with a young English gentleman and he is very nice indeed. The beds are very nice also with plenty of covering to keep warm also they have spring mattresses...Excuse writing as the ship is rolling a good bit. Now I must close. With love to all. I remain, your loving son Tom", photographic postcard of Thomas Mudd with embossed studio stamp of Maddison & Hind of St. Ives & Huntingdon to lower corner, ink manuscript note "Thomas Mudd (Tom) of Huntingfield and Halesworth Suffolk" to verso, letter and photograph presented together within one mount with verso of each partially exposed (letter with some words to p.2 & 3 hidden beneath the mount), both held with archival polyester clear corner tabs, letter with old folds with minor splitting to extremities, some signs of toning to edges, handling creases to both letter and photograph, a few scuffs and nicks to photograph, unexamined out of frame, modern box frame, 505 x 385mm. *** A rare and remarkable letter, seemingly unpublished, serving as a lasting testament to the most famous maritime disaster in recorded history. One of thirteen children, Thomas Cupper Mudd was born in Suffolk to Thomas and Elizabeth Coe Mudd of Huntingfield. Two of Thomas' older brothers had already emigrated to America by 1912. His brother James was the first to leave, sometime in 1907, settling in Radnor, Pennsylvania where he worked as a gardener, his brother George following in 1911. Thomas, working as a bookkeeper, booked a second-class ticket aboard the maiden voyage of the Titanic for £10, 10s (ticket number S.O./P.P. 3), which set sail on 10th April 1912. He wrote this letter to his mother while onboard a day later from Queenstown, Ireland, the last port of call before the ship's fateful collision in the final hour of 14th April. Thomas Mudd perished in the sinking, and his body, if recovered, was never identified. At only 16, he was one of the youngest victims of the Titanic disaster.

Dawkins (Richard) The Selfish Gene, first edition, signed by the author on title, ticket for the lecture "An Evening with Richard Dawkins and Friends" at which Professor Dawkins signed the book loosely inserted, original boards, dust-jacket, slight sunning to spine (though less than often), near-fine otherwise, 8vo, 1976.*** Dawkins' first book and one of the most influential science books of the 20th century, rare signed.

[Brontë (Charlotte)], "Currer Bell". Villette, 3 vol., first edition, vol. 1 lacking publisher's catalogue at end, presentation inscription from Brontë to William Makepeace Thackeray "W. M. Thackeray Esq. from the Author" to preserved front free endpaper in vol. 1, dated Jan. 29th but year partially trimmed, ink gift inscription "Miss J Mathews from R Ferguson, Oct 3 1877" beneath in a different hand, vol. 1 with unidentified heraldic ink-stamp to front free endpaper, Thackeray's small embossed stamp to head of titles, vol. 3 title and following 2 ff. loose, occasional light soiling, spotting to endpapers and very occasionally elsewhere, 19th century half calf over marbled boards, by Geo. Coward of Carlisle with his ticket to pastedowns, spines gilt and with red morocco labels, some wear to extremities, lightly rubbed, [Smith 6 pp.138-142], 8vo, Smith, Elder & Co., 1853. *** A remarkable presentation copy linking two of the great figures of 19th century English literature. Brontë is known to have held Thackeray in high esteem, dedicating the second edition of Jane Eyre to him, after much admiring his recently released Vanity Fair (1848): "I see in him an intellect profounder and more unique than his contemporaries have yet recognised; because I regard him as the first social regenerator of the day". The two first met at a dinner party given by publisher George Smith in late 1849, the meeting reputedly stilted by Brontë’s shyness. Another dinner party, held by Thackeray in Brontë's honour in June 1850, appears to have been no more successful, with Brontë perceived as serious and in outmoded dress by her fellow guests. Despite moments of awkwardness, the important literary relationship between Brontë and Thackeray evidently stemmed from a deep mutual appreciation.Villette was Brontë’s last novel to be published in her lifetime. Thackeray posthumously published her fragment ‘Emma’ in his Cornhill Magazine (April 1860), accompanied by a personal tribute: "An impetuous honestly seemed to me to characterise the woman...Hundreds of those who, like myself, recognised and admired that master-work of a great genius, will look with a mournful interest and regard and curiosity upon this, the last fragmentary sketch from the noble hand which wrote Jane Eyre". 

A Maria Santos-Alcantara "One Blossom Tree" Pewter Art and thuya wood jewellery box, with a Percy House Gallery price ticket, inscribed, 18.5 cm x 15.5 cm x 5 cm [Maria studied at the Instituto Gabriela Mistral Art & Design in Madrid from 1980 to 1983. She now works from her studio in Kirkby Stephen taking her inspiration from nature to create fine silver jewellery alongside clocks, photograph frames, mirrors and boxes], together with a Glover and Smith "Little Acorns" boxed pewter caddy spoon, 11.5 cm

The Beatles - 20 x 7" Single Records: All of The Beatles original single releases (apart from 'Love Me Do' & 'All You Need Is Love'); All 1st Pressings apart from 'Please Please Me' - 2nd Pressing, Ticket To Ride & Strawberry Fields are Factory Samples. Strawberry Fields & Let It Be have Picture Sleeves.

Frank Zappa – 11 LP Records 2 Boxsets & 2 Tickets: Thing Fish Boxset. Shut Up And Play….Boxset, 2 Ticket stubs from Hammersmith Odeon 25/9/84, 2 Unofficial Releases – Trick or Treat & We Are The Mothers…, 200 Motels, Bongo Fury, Guitar, Broadway the Hard Way etc                

Singer/Songwriter/Humour – 20 LP Records & 1 Ticket: Tom Waits – Heartattack & Vine German Pressing + Concert Ticket Olympia Theatre Dublin 22/4/79, Bob Dylan – Highway 61 Revisited, Bringing it all Back Home, Blood on the Tracks & Times They Are A Changin’, Leonard Cohen, JJ Cale, Steve Martin, Robin Williams etc.  

Blues/Blues Rock – 19 LP Records: Howlin’ Wolf Chess Masters 2xLP, Lightning Hopkins – Original Folk Blues, Sonny & Brownie + concert ticket, Fred McDowell & Johnny Woods, John Mayall, Peter Green, BB King, Bonnie Raitt etc.  

Classic Rock/Prog – 25 LP Records 1 Boxset & 1 Ticket: David Bowie – Hunky Dory, Stage & Let’s Dance + Concert ticket from NEC Arena 20/11/03, Pink Floyd – Dark Side of the Moon & Nice Pair, The Beatles – Please Please Me & The Red Album, Van Morrison, Yes, Carol Grimes, The Who etc.     

Van Morrison – 16 LP Records & 2 Tickets: Astral Weeks ’73 Repress, Moondance ’74 Reissue, Tupelo Honey ’72 Repress, The World of Them, A Period of Transition, Enlightenment etc. + 2 Ticket Stubs from National Stadium 23/2/79.        

Miles Davis – 10 LP Records + Ticket: Kind Of Blue ’84 Reissue + 2 x Concert Tickets Hammersmith Odeon 27/4/83, Aura 2xLP, Live Evil 2xLP, Amandla, Milestones ’88 Reissue, …And Horns ’83 Reissue, Sketches Of Spain ’86 Reissue etc.

The Rolling Stones – 10 LP Records & 1 Ticket: Sticky Fingers UK Early Pressing with Zipper, Have You Seen Keef (Standing in the Shadows?) Live Earls Court ’76,  Concert Ticket for Slane Castle 24/7/82, Some Girls with Withdrawn Cover, Aftermath ’82 Reissue, Jamming with Edward, Got Live if you Want it German Reissue, Let It Bleed Reissue etc.      

Blues – 7 LP Records + Ticket: Taj Mahal US 1st Pressing + Concert Ticket National Stadium 23/6/81 & Going Home, Mississippi John Hurt – Avalon Blues Vol 2, Little Milton – If Walls Could Talk, Jimmy Reed – Got Me Dizzy, Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee In London and Finger Picking Guitar.      

Jazz – ECM Label – 4 LP Records: Bill Frisell – In Line ECM 1241, Paul Motion Trio – It Should’ve Happened A Long Time Ago ECM 1283 + Ticket, Steve Eliovson / Collin Walcott – Dawn Dance ECM 1198 and Keith Jarrett – The Koln Concert 2xLP ECM 1064/65.                   

A George V silver mounted glass whisky noggin, of flared conical form, the glass body with loop handle and star cut base, the silver mount with hinged cover, ensuite with the original bottle ticket incised for 'Whiskey', all components struck with matching hallmarks, Hukin & Heath Ltd., Birmingham 1926, height 9.5cm approx

Paul Storr, a William IV silver cast wine label or bottle ticket, in the Rococo style, with foliate-capped scrolls, pierced for 'SHERRY', London 1835, width 7.6cm, weight 53g/1.70ozt approx

A nineteenth-century English silver die-stamped wine label or bottle ticket, decorated with foliate scrolls and shells, pierced for 'MADEIRA', Charles Reily & George Storer, date letter pierced through, London c.1830, length 6cm, together with a Phipps & Robinson oval bottle ticket, pierced for 'PORT', combined weight 35g/1.12ozt approx (2)

Various vintage football programmes dating from 1959 to 1965, including Worcester City FC v Liverpool, 10th January 1959, with associated ticket, Liverpool v Manchester Utd, 30th January 1960, Sheffield Wednesday Semi-Final 27th April ticket for North Stand Penistone Road, Wrexham v Liverpool programme, January 5th 1963, Football Association Challenge Cup Semi-Final Liverpool v Chelsea, March 27th 1965, etc.

A quantity of vinyl LPs to include Uriah Heep 'Innocent Victim, Warren Zevon 'Frank and Jesse James', Emerson Lake & Palmer 'Works', Meal Ticket 'Three Times a Day', Joan Armatrading 'Show Some Emotion', Electric Light Orchestra 'Out of the Blue', Dr. Hook 'Making Love and Music', Sutherland Brothers & Quiver 'Down to Earth', Steely Dan 'Aja', Little Feat 'Time Loves a Hero', Yes 'Going for the One', Electric Light Orchestra 'On the Third Day', Bob Marley and the Wailers 'Exodus', 'Flash Fearless Versus The Zorg Women' Parts 5 & 6, Manfred Mann's Earth Band 'The Roaring Silence', David Essex 'Out on the Street', Elton John 'Blue Moves', Stevie Wonder 'Songs in the Key of Life', The Kinks 'Schoolboys in Disgrace', Barry Manilow 'Tryin' to get the Feeling', Billy Joel 'Turnstiles', 'Alice Cooper Goes to Hell', The Beach Boys '15 Big Ones', John David Souther 'Black Rose', Rod Stewart 'A Night on the Town', 'The Who by Numbers', 'Dr. Hook & the Medicine Show', 'The Ballad of Lucy Jordan', Genesis 'And Then There Were Three', 'The Best of Cream', Van Morrison 'A Period of Transition', Billy Joel 'The Stranger', Meat Loaf 'Bat Out of Hell' etc, all contained in three leatherette vinyl cases.

A Football Association International match 1936 programme, England v Scotland April 4th, together with associated ticket for South Grand Strand.

A collection of concert ticket stubs to include Bob Dylan, Wilco, Pere Ubu, Neil Young, The Rolling Stones, Tyrannosaurus Rex, Chuck Berry, The Pogues, National Jazz Festival 65 and 66, Bruce Springsteen, Julian Cope, Nick Lowe, Suede, etc, together with Glastonbury Festival passes.

A collection of Lancashire County and Manchester Cricket Club members' tickets and cards, comprising 1913, 1937, 1939, 1940, 1947 (live members ticket and juniors season tickets), 1949, 1950, 1952, 1953, 1954, 1955, 1957-1974, 1976, 1978-1983, 1988-1994, 1996-1999, 2002-2007, two member pins and a plastic membership card, contained in two albums.

CLIFF RICHARD; three keyrings, four beakers, a scarf, eight T-shirts, a newspaper and a ticket stub, also a Robbie Williams T-shirt.

Two Football Association international programmes, May 26th 1945 England v France with one ticket for the standing enclosures.

THE BEATLES; twenty-three 7 inch picture discs comprising 'From Me To You', 'Please Please Me', 'Love Me Do', 'She Loves You', 'Can't Buy Me Love', 'I Want to Hold Your Hand', 'A Hard Day's Night', 'I Feel Fine', 'Ticket to Ride', 'Help!', 'We Can Work it Out', 'Paperback Writer', 'Yellow Submarine', 'Penny Lane/Strawberry Fields', 'Let It Be', 'All You Need Is Love', 'Hello Goodbye', 'Lady Madonna', 'Revolution', 'Get Back', 'Something' and a further copy of 'From Me To You' (23).

Various vintage football programmes from the 1950s, 60s, and 70s, comprising Mansfield Town v Liverpool, season 1970-71, Swindon Town v Liverpool,6th October 1970, Manchester United v West Bromwich Albion, 5th March 1958, South Liverpool v Wigan Athletic, 12th May 1966, v Liverpool FC, 1970, and v Bolton Wanderers, 1970, Burnley v New Brighton, 26th January 1957, Burnley 26th January 1957, Tottenham Hotspur, November 27th 1963, Chelsea v CF Barcelona, 11th May 1966, Sheffield Wednesday v Juventus, 28th November 1957, Billy Liddell's International All Stars v South Liverpool, 26th April 1965, Huddersfield Town v Luton Town, January 30th 1960, Burnley v Liverpool, 1967, Burnley Season 1956-57, Barnsley FC v Liverpool, March 10th 1956, and a ticket for Burnley v Liverpool, 18th March 1967, in the Wing Stand.

LIVERPOOL FOOTBALL CLUB; various vintage programmes dating from the 1960s and 70s, including Third Round Football Association Challenge Cup Liverpool v Chelsea 1966, Everton v Liverpool 1967, Watford v Liverpool 1970, with associated ticket, Liverpool v Arsenal 1971, FA Cup Semi-Final Leicester City v Liverpool 1974, various tickets for 1980 matches, etc.

Two international Association Football programmes, Saturday January 19th 1946, England v Belgium, Empire Stadium Wembley, with one associated ticket for the East Standing Enclosure.

Various football programmes and ephemera, including three Liverpool Football Club season ticket books and a UEFA Champions League Final Real Madrid v Liverpool commemorative programme, 27th May 1981, together with other sports programmes including rugby, Barbarians v New Zealand 1964 programme, Lancashire County Cricket Club Lancashire v Gloucestershire 1985 programme, etc.

FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION INTERNATIONAL; thirty-one programmes dating from 1953 to 1962, each programme with the associated ticket from that particular match, some programmes are duplicates, with a Soccer The International Line-Ups and Statistics series magazine 1961-1966, and England v Wales programme at Villa Park Birmingham 1958, also England v Hungary 1953, England v Germany 1954, England v Spain 1955, England v Brazil 1956, etc.

BELL PUNCH COMPANY; a vintage 'Ultimate' bus ticket machine, width approx. 23cm, containing some Merseyside Transport Ltd tickets, also various loose tickets, including Liverpool City Transport and Kirkby Rail Link examples, a conductor's leather pouch and a quantity of c.1980s Liverpool transport ephemera, including posters to 'Go by Bus' to Liverpool museums and attractions, leaflets, booklets, maps, guides, items relating to the Mersey Ferries, Garden Festival 1984, Intercity Trains, Liverpool Airport.

The Football Association international match England v Scotland 1932 programme, 9th April 1932 with associated ticket for the east standing enclosure.

Nine Football Association and international Football Association programmes, from 1951-1953, seven with matching tickets, comprising two England v Scotland, April 14th 1951 with ticket, England v Argentina, May 19th 1951, with ticket, England v Austria, November 28th 1951, England v Wales, November 12th 1952, England v Belgium, November 26th 1952, England v Scotland April 18th 1953, and England v Rest of the World, October 21st 1953, England v France, Arsenal Stadium, October 3 1951, and England v Portugal Goodison Park Liverpool, May 19th 1951, both Festival of Britain, together with four cigarette cards, T Finney, S Mortensen, Billy Liddell and S Mathews.

ERIC CLAPTON; ten albums comprising 'Backless' (x 2), '461 Ocean Boulevard', 'Another Ticket', 'Money and Cigarettes', 'No Reason to Cry', 'Behind the Sun', 'E. C. was Here', 'Slowhand' and 'August', and 'In the Skies' by Peter Green' (11).

LIVERPOOL FOOTBALL CLUB; a quantity of vintage football programmes dating from 1976 and 1977, including two season ticket booklets, and programmes for mainly home matches, also European Champions Cup Liverpool v Trabzonspor 1976, Liverpool v Arsenal 1977, etc.

Seven Football Association programmes from the 1940s, six with associated tickets, all Empire Stadium Wembley, comprising England v Scotland, October 4th 1941, January 17th 1942, with ticket for the North Grand Stand, October 10th 1942 with ticket for the South Grand Stand, February 27th 1943, with ticket for the North Terrace Stand, September 25th 1943, with ticket for the South Grand Stand, February 19th 1944, with ticket for the West Standing enclosure, and October 14th 1944, with ticket for the East Standing enclosure (7).

ENGLAND; two vintage programmes, England V Brazil, May 9th 1956, with ticket stub, and England V Germany, 23rd March 1955, signed by members of the team, to include Reg Matthews, Duncan Edwards, Harry Hooper, Jeff Hall, Billy Wright, Tony Taylor Roger Byrne, etc (3).Condition Report: We have not authenticated these signatures, please satisfy yourself as to the veracity of the item prior to bidding.

Various Football Association international match programmes, some with associated tickets, including England v Scotland 1969 with ticket, England v Portugal 1979 with ticket, England v Holland 1970 with ticket, England v N. Ireland 1970 with ticket, and a Common Market football match programme The Three v The Six 1973 with ticket, a World Cup official programme from Mexico 1970, Anglia v Polska programme for 1973, England Football Championship England v Germany at Wembley programme 1972 with ticket, FIFA World Cup qualifying round programme 1973 with ticket, two tickets without programmes for England v Scotland internation match 1975 and England v Scotland 1977, and various other programmes contained within an album.