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Tottenham Football Ticket Collection: Mainly home European ties (35), plus season ticket books from the 90s onwards (14), with some menus and other Spurs memorabilia.

Tottenham Football Ticket + Programme Collection: Each of the 12 tickets accompanied by a programme including Stewards tickets for 1981 FACF Replay, 1982 FACF, 1971 League Cup Final Unused BBC ticket, 61/62 Dukla Prague, 62/63 Rangers, Slovan Bratislava, Bill Nicholson testimonial 1984 UEFA CF plus semi finals and more. (24)

Tottenham Season Ticket Book Collection: Starting from 75/76 to 95/96 an incomplete run with slight duplication. Good. (28)

62/63 Tottenham v Leyton Orient Football Ticket: Dated 16 3 1963 a hard to obtain ticket from Orients only season in division one. Crease.

Tottenham Testimonial Football Ticket Collection: Includes Gilzean, Beal unused, Knowles, Nicholson, Greaves, Perryman, Mabbutt, Ardiles, Galvin, Clemence, Burkinshaw, Hoddle, Hughton and Knowles benefit match. (14)

1974 UEFA Cup Final Programme + Ticket: Harder to obtain black and white Stadium News version with punch holes plus excellent condition ticket. (2)

Football Ticket Collection: Including England Charity Shield and Semi Finals with duplication. Fair/Good with instructions to sell. (est 40)

Football Ticket Collection: Modern tickets broken down by collection into regions. Including South West 119, North & West 64, Midlands 100, London & South East 106, plus Yorkshire & North East 56. Good (445)

European v British Club Football Ticket Collection: Nice lot including Champions League, UEFA Cup, Friendlies and Internationals. Mainly played in Britain covering many teams with Arsenal and Man Utd prominent. Must view with good retail value. Good. (150)

Football Ticket Collection: From the 80s onwards covering most clubs from Englands four top divisions outside London and in good condition. (230)

London Club Football Ticket Collection: From the 80s onwards both home and away in good condition. (est 230)

Football Ticket Collection: From the 80s onwards covering most clubs from Englands four divisions outside London and in good condition. (230)

Ipswich Town Football Ticket Collection: From the 80s onwards with 110 away and 65 home tickets in good condition. (175)

Chelsea Football Ticket Collection: FA Cup Finals of 67 70 and 2010 plus home European, League and Cup matches right up to last season. Good. (68)

England Football Ticket Collection: Mainly homes from 1954 onwards including the odd Under 21, Schoolboy of "B" International. Good. (91)

1939 FA Cup Final Football Ticket: Portsmouth v Wolves in mint condition.

1938 FA Cup Final Football Ticket: Huddersfield Town v Preston in near mint condition.

1937 FA Cup Final Football Ticket: Sunderland v Preston with tiny piece missing off perforations but not affecting any text. No folds or creasing.

1935 FA Cup Final Football Ticket: West Brom v Sheffield Wednesday in near mint condition. No folding or creasing.

1930 FA Cup Final Football Ticket: Arsenal v Huddersfield Town in good condition with light fold which is really only visible from the back.

Football Ticket Collection: Mainly modern with good Cardiff City content. Big match, VIP passes and lanyards included. (120)

Bolton Wanderers Ticket + Fixture List Collection: Mainly early 60s with 4 aways at Man Utd 60/61 League and 3 x 61/62 FA Cup. C/W 61/62 Wolves Everton Arsenal Preston Sheff Utd. Also a few Southport aways from similar era and Bolton big match from a modern era including 6 at Wembley. (21 older tickets). Nice Bolton fixture lists and cards mainly from the 60s included by makers Warburtons Magees Ale and others.

Football Ticket Selection: Includes 1963 FA Cup Final, 72 Union S.P.A. V Hendon Anglo Italian, England v 58 Portugal, 63 R.O.W. Spotted UEFA Cup, Texaco Cup and FA Cup. Fair/Good. (94)

38/39 Ipswich Town v QPR Football Programme: 3rd division programme 10/4/1939 is excellent with no team changes and doubles up as the Suffolk Senior Cup Final. C/W season ticket application for 39/40.

1948 MCC v Australia Cricket Memorabilia: One of the memorable Ashes tours. A first day ticket for MCC v Australia with scorecard and a 100 page soft cover book by Macartney named Fight for the Ashes also from 1948. C/W 1930s London Cricket Leagues memorabilia.

Sports Memorabilia Boxes: Football magazines include Soccer Star, Sport Express, Sport + others. 4 folders of swimming + diving cuttings, good selection of rugby final programmes + tickets, box of cricket including 2005 Ashes programme + ticket, and a nice selection of big match tennis programmes. (3 boxes)

Various Ticket Collection: With Football, Rugby Union, Speedway, Cricket and other sports. C/W 51 tickets for Pop Rock and Theatre including DR Hook, Ben E King, Jimmy James and more. (100+)

Rugby Union Programmes + Tickets: British Lions tour of 1993 with 3 different tickets one signed plus first test with ticket, plus other tours to include 2001 programmes + tickets, World Cup 1999 + 2003 programme + tickets, plus Heineken Cup and many other big match. (40+)

Chelsea Football Programmes + Ticket Collection: A collection of 300+ Chelsea programmes + 180 tickets from the 70s onwards with both home away in domestic + european matches. Tickets are mainly home. C/W a few fixture cards + menus. (4 boxes)

An unused Elvis In Concert ticket stub, framed, dated September 28, 1977 and six Elvis Presley badges

GWR post grouping cast iron doorplate TICKET COLLECTOR, face restored. Measures 23.5in x 3.5in.

BR(W) gilt fishtail cap badge TICKET COLLECTOR, in excellent condition.

BR(Sc) enamel FF sign TICKET ENQUIRIES with British Railways totem at the top. In very good condition with minor edge chipping. Measures 28in x 18in.

BR(W) enamel Ticket Office signs, a pair. One re General Bye Laws, the other re Conditions Upon Which Tickets Are Issued etc. Both measure 6in x 4in and are in virtually mint condition.

Wooden Ticket cabinet ex Corton station (Norfolk & Suffolk Railway or GER) 38in W x 37in H x 6in D in as removed condition.

1567-1625 AD. Type I (1614 issue"). Obv: thistle with IACOBVS DEI GRA MAG BRIT legend. Rev: lion with FRANCIE ET HIBERNIE REX legend. S. 5523. 2.26 grams. Ex Spink (with ticket"). . Near very fine.

Medals: a Queen's South Africa medal, to 5362 Pte G. Davis Essex Regt, with five clasps; together with a South Indian Railway 2nd class season ticket to the same; and other related items.

After William Hogarth, 'Pitt Ticket the Cockpit', colour engraving, I.22 x 32.5cm, in a verre eglomise mount. Provenance; Sotheby's Chatsworth House 2010.

Georgian small rum ticket Lon 1816 by TW & JH 5g

A cast iron railway ticket stamp machine, circa 1920s, metal plaque to top inscribed A1055, height 25cm.

‡ Alec Macdonald GAvA (born 1954) Just The Ticket, acrylic on canvas, framed, a painting depicting an Air Fete with DG82a Tiger Moth and two Leyland Coaches, signed lower left 75 x 60cm.

A 1998 Final FA Cup ticket for the Newcastle side, turnstile D; together with another ticket; a large collection of 90's and later football programmes; and other Newcastle United ephemera; etc.

An England v Scotland Association football match programme, February 19th 1944, with ticket stub for the West Stand.

SIGNED LIVERPOOL MEMORABILIA - a golden opportunity to own a number of Liverpool signed items to include a long-sleeved football shirt (XL) signed by 18 in 2006 includin Steven Gerrard, a short sleeved Adidas football shirt with Wembley 1996 marked on the reverse (XL) signed by 18 including Ian Rush, a signed photograph of the 1992/1993 squad, including Ian Rush (framed and glazed) and 4 individually signed match tickets including Michael Owen. All items housed in a UEFA Champion's League box with memorabilia from the 2006 match Liverpool FC v SL Benfica (programme, Team Line-ups and ticket). Shirts won as a prize for an internal competition run by Carlsberg.

MOTOR RACING GAMES & MISC - a selection of vintage hand held racing games, racing car cards, badges, ear plugs, keyrings and patches including memorabilia from the 1998 Australian Grand Prix (passes, ticket).

British Coins, William IV, pattern crown, 1831, bare head r., W.W. on truncation, rev. crowned shield of arms over mantle, edge plain (S.3833; ESC.271; Bull 2462), some light surface marks and a few light scratches and hairlines, otherwise extremely fine With old Spink ticket.

Foreign Coins and Medals, Russia, Nicholas I, 1½ roubles, 1839, Battle of Borodino commemorative, bare head r., radiant sun above, rev. monument (KM.C173.1; Dav.287; Sev.3306), slightly prooflike, extremely fine, but with an NGC ticket stating ‘Altered Surfaces’ Celebrating Russia’s victory over the Napoleonic army at the Battle of Borodino in 1812, which was the beginning of the final defeat of Napoleon in 1815.

British Coins, James I, third coinage, crown, mm. trefoil (1624), grass ground line, no stops on reverse, crowned figure of king on horseback r. shouldering sword, rev. garnished shield of arms (S.2664; N.2121), slightly weak in places, fine With old Spink ticket.

British Coins, Charles II, halfcrown, 1674, V. SEXTO, fourth laur. bust r., rev. crowned cruciform shields, interlinked Cs in angles (S.3367; ESC.476; Bull 466), some light rubbing on high points of obverse, otherwise toned, prooflike and practically as struck A rare date and exceedingly rare in this grade. With an old Spink ticket with a price of £1450.

British Coins, William and Mary, halfcrown, 1691, TERTIO, second conjoined laur. busts r., rev. second crowned shield of arms (S.3436; ESC.516; Bull 850), lightly toned, prooflike, practically as struck, rare this choice With an old Spink ticket with a price of £2450.

Family Steam Train Ride (5 locations), 2 adults + 2 children, valid until 01.11.17. This is a fantastic day out for both adults and kids, and with a choice of scenic locations to choose from is a great way to see different parts of the country while travelling in style. Condition Report: Description Take a journey back in time and enjoy a fun-filled, nostalgic day out with this Family Steam Train Experience. This majestic vehicle has been around for over 200 years and was a key part in the growth of the Industrial Revolution. Seeing these trains up close and in all their glory brings a real sense of history to your day. Britain boasts more railway attractions per square mile than any other country in the world. And with 100 heritage railways, 60 steam museum centres and 700 operational engines, all supported by an legion of 23,000 enthusiastic volunteers, a day out on a steam train offers people the chance to savour a bygone age of riding aboard a lovingly preserved locomotive. Unlike the usual trip on commuter trains, this is one train journey you will not want to hurry by quickly. Instead, sit back and relax and enjoy the ride as you meander through some of the most glorious and unspoiled parts of the English countryside. This is a fantastic day out for both adults and kids, and with a choice of scenic locations to choose from is a great way to see different parts of the country while travelling in style. When you arrive at the venue, you will need to exchange your voucher at the ticket office for your family steam train tickets. The experience varies depending on the location you choose. Some journeys are return trips while others are all day rovers and you may be able to stop off en route to explore the local area on foot. Depending on the location, you may be able to visit other attractions at the venue such as a steam train museum.Key InformationWhen can you go?This experience is available on selected dates, typically March to October, however some locations are available throughout the year.How long does this activity last?The experience can last anything from 35 minutes to a full day.You need to knowMinimum age restrictions apply, under 17's must be accompanied by an adult.There are no fitness requirements for this experience.This voucher is valid for a minimum of two adults and two children, depending on location, and excludes special event days.This is for a voucher entitling the holder to any of the activities supplied by Activity Superstore up to the value stated.You and how many others?There will be other people there on the day.Family and friendsYou are more than welcome to bring friends and family, however, they will have to pay on the day.LocationsMidlands - Derbyshire - RipleyMidlands - Staffordshire - Stoke on TrentSouth East - Cambridgeshire - PeterboroughSouth West - Somerset - Shepton MalletWales - Gwynedd - LlanberisReviews

Winning Race Day for 2 people (16 locations), valid until 01/11/17. Condition Report: Description Whether you’re new to horse racing or a complete professional, this day at the races is odds on favourite to guarantee you a memorable day out. We offer 16 racecourses nationwide, with the venues providing a mix of flat, jump and all-weather tracks, hosting over 40% of the UK’s horseracing fixtures. Thirteen of the racecourses are traditional turf tracks for flat and jump racing, while three of the tracks are all-weather tracks. The venues include some of the best known courses including Chepstow, Doncaster, Windsor and Lingfield Park. The Winning Race Day package includes: - entrance to a day at the races on a selected racecourse (a Premier or equivalent ticket) for two - a complimentary soft or alcoholic drink (typically beer or wine, excludes Champagne) each - a race day programme each - free parking. Key InformationWhen can you go?This experience typically runs on selected dates per month, per location, (excluding big race meetings and music events), please check on booking.How long does this activity last?This experience typically lasts for a full day.You need to knowTo participate in this experience you must be at least 18 years old.You will need to be reasonably fit as some walking is involved.This is for a voucher entitling the holder to any of the activities supplied by Activity Superstore up to the value stated.You and how many others?This experience is for two people and will be open to the general public so could include large crowds.Family and friendsYou are welcome to bring additional guests, they will need to purchase their own tickets in advance.We can’t control the weather!This activity is dependent on appropriate weather conditions.LocationsMidlands - Nottinghamshire - SouthwellMidlands - Staffordshire - UttoxeterMidlands - West Midlands - WolverhamptonMidlands - Worcestershire - WorcesterNorth - Durham - Stockton-on-TeesNorth - South Yorkshire - DoncasterNorth - Tyne and Wear - Newcastle-upon-TyneScotland - Roxburghshire - KelsoSouth East - Berkshire - WindsorSouth East - East Sussex - BrightonSouth East - Norfolk - Great YarmouthSouth East - Somerset - BathSouth East - Surrey - LingfieldSouth East - West Sussex - FontwellWales - Carmarthenshire - TrimsaranWales - Monmouthshire - Chepstow

Hilton Molino Stucky Hotel in Venice - 2 nights bed & breakfast for 2 people in a King Deluxe Room. Get an early flight there and a late afternoon return = 3 days to explore). Venice 2018 Carnivale is Saturday 28th January - Tuesday 13th February. Valid from 1st June 2017 to 1st June 2018. Condition Report: Two nights accommodation in a King Deluxe Room for 2 adults, bed & breakfast included.1. We would recommend using Flight Scanner to search for the best priced flights to and from Marco Polo Airport.2. Cheapest water transfer is by public ferry, buy a very reasonable return tickets for the Alilaguna ferry blue line crossing which takes 40 minutes and stops at the Giudecca Stucky. TIP: if this seems confusing, just ask at the Alilaguna ticket booth and show the location of your hotel and they will advise which boat to catch.3. Private water taxis are also available circa 100 euros.4. Hilton Molino Stucky, Venice is located on the island of Giudecca, just a few minutes by boat from Piazza San Marco. The Hilton Molino Stucky Venice offers a complimentary shuttle boat service from/to St Marks Square (San Zaccaria) and from/to "Zattere" (just across the canal from the Hilton Molino Stucky, Venice, in front of the Intesa bank). The boat runs at regular and frequent intervals from 08.00 am till 00.00 am, on an individual basis for hotel guests only and cannot be reserved. The shuttle seats 50 people. 5. Please check with the hotel for confirmation of the above.

JOHN BERRY (1920-2009) - 'People at Work' - the railway ticket office, gouache illustration for Ladybird Books, signed, framed, 26.5cm x 16cmPublished in 'People at Work, On the Railway', Ladybird Books, 1972Artists resale right may apply to this lot

A framed signed photograph of Tina Turner, with a July 2000 ticket, program and t-shirt.

A silver page turner and corner frames, and a Port bottle ticket

A 19th century silver oval Liverpool race course proprietors ticket, No. 204, by T.Halliday, 50mm x 40mm

BOSWELL (JAMES) AN ACCOUNT OF CORSICA THE JOURNAL OF A TOUR TO THAT ISLAND AND MEMOIRS OF PASCAL PAOLI, 1768 8vo, first edition, folding map, engraved title, half title, 382p, tree calf, spine gilt with red ticket, R & A Foulis for E & C Dilly, Glasgow Provenance: Hugh Montgomerie, 12th Earl of Eglinton (1739-1819) (engraved bookplate). Lord Eglinton's uncle Alexander Montgomerie, 10th Earl of Eglinton was a friend of Boswell and is frequently referred to in Boswell's London Journal of 1762-3. Eglinton was murdered in 1769 and succeeded by his brother Archibald Montgomerie, 11th Earl of Eglinton, who was Robert Burns' patron.

Bus Conductor's ticket machine, with ticket rolls and clipboard and individual tickets.

Album of approximately 160 music gig tickets and ticket stubs, dating from the 1970s to the 1990s, including concerts by; ACDC, Abba's first gig in Wembley 1979, Bryan Adams, Bon Jovi, Black Sabbath, Alice Copper, DIO, Deep Purple, Def Leppard, Eagles, Guns N' Roses, Iron Maiden, Meatloaf, Magnum, Metallica, Ozzy Ozbourne, Pink Floyd, Queen including their last concert with Freddie Mercury, Tina Turner including her comeback concert, The Who, Whitesnake and many others. Contained in a folder.