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(Robert Trevor Viscount) Britannia Lathmon Vill (Robert Trevor Viscount) Britannia Lathmon Villa Bromhamensis title with engraved portrait medallion errata leaf bound in at end (smaller) some light foxing at beginning and end handsome contemporary red straight-grain morocco gilt by Kalthoeber (with his ticket at head of front free endpaper) gilt-ruled border with small starburst stamp in middle of each border spine gilt g.e. Greek key pattern inner gilt dentelles rubbed a few marks and scratches but generally a good copy folio Parma Bodoni 1792.

Dickens (Charles) Great Expectations 3 vol. first edition in bookform first issue [one of 1000 copies] vol. I with two very small ink marks on title without the 32pp. publisher`s catalogue at end of vol. III some slight foxing to preliminary and concluding ff. and endpapers bookplate of M. Saunders-Knox-Gore of Belleek Manor with ink presentation inscription to another member of the family on front pastedown vol. I modern bookseller`s ticket on front pastedown contemporary half calf [Eckel 91-93; Smith I 14] 8vo 1861. *** A good copy of an extremely scarce work.This copy agrees with the first issue points listed in Eckel and Smith.

Two framed and glazed collages of Dickie Bird`s career as an umpire, one containing a signed print by Kenneth Taylor, 18.5" x 12" and an autographed ticket to An Evening With Dickie Bird; the other containing a newspaper cutting and a limited edition print, 74 out of 250, signed by the artist and Dickie Bird (2)

HRH Princess Margaret - Marriage with Mr Antony Armstrong-Jones May 6th 1960-- Order of Service and ticket, The Funeral of Princess Margaret 15th February 2002 - Order of Service and Ceremonial (4)

A box of railway related ephemera and badges including poster and British Railways arm badges, whistle, ticket pad, also keys etc

Meyer (Henry Leonard) Coloured Illustrations of Br 7 vol. first edition 426 hand-coloured lithographed plates (322 of birds 104 of eggs) and 8 uncoloured anatomical lithographed plates some light spotting or soiling Fattorini and another older bookplate contemporary half green morocco spines gilt in compartments bookseller`s ticket of W.R.Taylor of Pimlico a little rubbed spines slightly faded [Nissen 628] 8vo 1842-50.

Meyer (Henry Leonard) Coloured Illustrations of Br 7 vol. first edition 427 hand-coloured lithographed plates (322 of birds 105 of eggs) and 8 uncoloured anatomical lithographed plates some foxing contemporary half calf spines gilt by S.Cooper of Sherborne with his ticket rubbed spines a little faded [Nissen 628] 8vo 1842-50.

(Rev. George Newenham) China... 4 vol. in 2 engr (Rev. George Newenham) China... 4 vol. in 2 engraved additional vignette titles and 124 plates after Thomas Allom tissue guards first engraved title foxed some other foxing but generally clean contemporary half morocco by N.Hickman of Baltimore with his ticket to foot of front pastedown spines gilt marbled endpapers rubbed 4to [1843].

Ephemera – Maritime printed poster for the North German Lloyd Imperial Mail Steamers to Australia with a fine vignette of the Sachen and detachable form for ticket applications dated 1889 approx 16x12ins

A Paddington Bear in red duffle coat with a large "Please look after this Bear" ticket, a Chad Valley two tone plush koala bear and a mid 20th century moulded plastic doll with articulated limbs

A quantity of Tri-ang ‘OO’ gauge railway. Including 3 sets: RS30 - 0-6-0T RN 47606, engineering clerestory wagon, crane & match wagon plus some track. R3E - 0-6-0T RN 47606, 3 freight wagons, 1 brake van, plus some track. R1X – 4-6-2 locomotive, Princess Elizabeth, RN 46201, 2 passenger coaches plus some track. Together with TC series Bo-Bo diesel locomotive and dummy end. TC series double ended diesel loco. 0-6-0 saddle tank loco, RN 748. Dock Authority diesel shunter RN 3. BR 4-6-0 tender locomotive, RN 61572. Ticket office platform unit pack. Set of 3 lineside huts. Gate keepers hut. Coach for Rocket. TEE passenger brake. By Jouef. Also Tri-ang TT: BR 0-6-0T loco RN 4171. Tank wagon Shell BP. Plus a few other items. Many boxed, some / significant wear. QGC-VGC.

Totem BR(M) GRAVELLY HILL, F/F. EX LNWR station between Birminghan New Street and Lichfield, opened in 1862. The original main building has survived and the booking office is unusual in having 2 storeys with access to the ticket office via the upper level. Good condition.

BR(W) enamel totem Cap Badges, qty 3 comprising Ticket Collector (J. Pinches, London), Porter (JR Gaunt, London) and Guard (JR Gaunt, London). All originated from the Whitland to Cardigan Branch in West Wales. The Ticket Collector is in excellent condition, the other two have minor damage to the enamel.

A modern Moorcroft table lamp with a shade- the price ticket still attached

Cricket. Gloucestershire C.C.C., 1889 Member’s Ticket, folding circular form, indistinct member’s name in ink, with 1889 fixture list opposite (home ground at Ashley Down, Bristol & E.M. Grace, Secretary), verso green morocco gilt, old folds, mounted, framed and glazed (1)

English Farmers Journal (so titled on spines). Evans and Ruffy’s Farmers’ Journal, and Agricultural Advertiser, 6 bound vols., 1807-1817, near-contemp. half morocco by George Conolly, Galway (with his ticket), and gilt tool and lettered morocco ownership label of Richard Gregory Coole to centre of each upper cover, rubbed and a little scuffed, folio, with two duplicate volumes of the same journal, 1815 & 1816, plus Denina (Carlo), Delle Rivoluzioni d’Italia, vols. 1 and 3 only (of ??), Torino, 1770, contemp. half calf gilt, rubbed, 4to, and other miscellaneous antiquarian (3 cartons)

Fleming (Ian) For Your Eyes Only first edition original boards fine dust-jacket usual slight discolouration to spine slight rubbing and creasing and knicks to extremities otherwise good 1960; Thunderball first edition original dust-jacket price-clipped booksellers ticket to front paste-down slight selotape marks to front and rear endpapers otherwise a very good copy 1961; Goldfinger first edition original boards some staining to pages 1959 8vo (3).(3)

Hornby (Nick) Fever Pitch first edition signed by the author to title small stain to lower margin affecting a few leaves original boards slightly rubbed to foot of spine slight shelf-lean dust-jacket edges lightly creased 8vo 1992. *** The book is sold with a ticket to the Literary Festival Spring 2005 at UEA where the book was signed.

[Dubroca (Louis)] Life of Bonaparte engraved frontispiece original boards paper spine uncut as issued slightly worn book-plate to front paste-down contemporary signature to front free end-paper 1802 § De Segur (General Count Philip) History of the Expedition to Russia...by...Napoleon 2 vol sixth edition original cloth backed boards paper labels rubbed 1827 § O`Meara (Barry) Napoleon in Exile 2 vol sixth edition frontispiece and engraved title later half calf 1829 § Mitchell (J.) The Fall of Napoleon 3 vol first edition original cloth 1845 § A General Officer Campaign of General Bonaparte in Italy 1796-7 second edition corrected frontispiece folding map original cloth rebacked Edinburgh 1800 § Fain (Baron) The Manuscript of 1814....the Abdication of Napoleon frontispiece folding map contemporary diced calf rebacked original spine laid-down new end-papers contemporary booksellers ticket slightly worn 1923 § De Bourrienne (M.) Memoirs of Napoleon Bonaparte 4 vol illustrations some damp-staining contemporary half calf slightly rubbed 1836; and a quantity of others similar v.s.(Qty). (Qty)

* Letters, documents, pamphlets and photographs, including a photograph of the four elder children of Edward VII, their names written in by their mother Queen Mary; admittance ticket, order of service, luncheon sitting list, menu and programme of music for the Prince of Wales` investiture as a Knight of the Garter, 10 June 1911; the Prince`s visiting card personally inscribed to Sir Allen Young with Christmas wishes; three of the Prince`s letters to Capt. Faussett (equerry to George V), dated 1913-14 (two have been punch holed); an envelope in the hand of Prince Edward addressed to Mrs Dudley Ward, sent from Peru, 1931 (Mrs Ward was the Prince`s mistress in the 1920s and until 1934); a greetings card and letter from the Prince to Miss McCann (the maid of Mrs Ward), 1932; programme for the Presentation of Colours, 16th July 1936 with a copy of the King`s speech inscribed to Lt. Col. F. Longueville D.S.O., M.C., signed on the verso; menu for Edward VIII`s visit to S.S. Queen Mary, 5 March 1936, signed by the King (Edward R I), Lord Weir, Sir Percy Bates, Lord Aberconway, Sir Thomas Bell and other shipping officials; two photogravure portraits by Vandyk, London; five meter stamps with the EVIIIR cypher; a selection of postage stamps and a Canadian $2 note, June 23 1923, with portrait of the Prince of Wales, etc., in two albums, an interesting collection (a selection illustrated on facing page)

Battle of Culloden, 1746, bronze medal, by Yeo, 50mm (MI II, 613/278; Woolf 55:2); together with bronze medals (8) comprising anniversary of Queen Charlotte’s birthday, 1762 (BHM 75), George III, Jubilee, 1810, 48mm (BHM 686), Death of George III, by Dassier, 40mm, George IV, Entry into Hanover, 1821, by Voigt, 40mm (Brockmann 1065), Death of Frederick Duke of York, 1827, 60mm (BHM 1283), Death of George Canning, 1827 (2), from French medallic series, 51mm and 42mm, William IV, Opening of London Bridge, 1831, by B. Wyon, 51mm (BHM 1544) and numbered ticket for the London Institution, by W. Wyon, 43mm (BDM VI, 681), very fine to extremely fine; together with miscellaneous bronze and white metal medals (7), fair to fine (17)

*Thames Tunnel. Opening of the Thames Tunnel. Visitor’s Ticket, Admission to view the Procession, 1843, engraved green card with vign. of the tunnel entrance at head, the word ‘procession’ struck through and in ink written the words ‘opening of the tunnel as a thoroughfare’, the date completed as Saturday 25 March, the ticket valid at Rotherhithe only, with the time 3 o’clock inserted by hand, 75 x 115mm, together with a ticket for ‘The Lying in State of the Remains of Field Marshal The Late Duke of Wellington’, in the Hall of Chelsea Hospital on Friday 12 November 1852, printed in black on thick white paper with black border, plus the Lord Chamberlain’s facsimile signature and embossed stamp to lower margin, a little soiled and creased, 85 x 130mm (2)

Della Casa (Giovanni). Rime, et Prose, Riscontrate Con Li migliori originali & ricorrette con grandissima diligentia. Aggiuntoui due Tavole una di tutte le desinentie delle sue Rime, l’altra delle cose piu notabili che nel Galateo si contengono, Florence, 1572, pp.15+[i]+112, title-page with woodcut printer’s device and two early owners’ ms. names (one inked out), scattered foxing and staining, bound with Il Galateo di Messer Giovanni Della Casa, o vero Trattato de’ Costumi, e Modi che si debbono tene re, ò schifare nella comune conversatione; Con l’aggiunta della Tauola fatta nuouamente dal Lapino..., Florence, 1561 [1571], ff.72+pp.[iii]+76-120[i.e. 124], browned and foxed, book ticket of Bent Juel-Jensen on front pastedown, mottled edges, 18th c. qtr. sheep gilt with vellum corners, a few small worm holes in spine, dotted paste paper sides, sm. 8vo (1)

Assorted toys and games, including a Staunton type wooden chess set; a toy tram operator`s set, comprising `Corporation Tramways` ticket punch, two conductor badges, and a ticket pouch, unboxed; a German-made `Ideal` wooden aeroplane with catapult release, boxed; and other items.

Assorted Gauge 1 and O gauge railway accessories, including a Bing hand-painted level crossing; a platform nameboard, `Plymouth`; assorted ticket, weighing, and chocolate machines; a lamp standard, and other items, variable condition, all unboxed; together with a Hornby Rodding Compensator, boxed.

Football - Non-League / Amateur, 1958-69. Forty assorted programmes, including Cheltenham v. Boston United, 1959; Bexleyheath & Welling v. Dover, 1959; and Aylesbury United v. Hemel Hempstead Town, 1961; also F.A. Cup Amateur Competition Final, 1964, Crook Town v. Enfield, complete with ticket stub, (41).

A collection of one hundred and eighteen 7 inch and two 12 inch records, comprising `The Beatles Hits` 1963 EP (first pressing), Elvis Presley `Peace in the Valley`, 1957 EP (triangular centre) and `Jailhouse Rock` 1960`s EP (round centre re-pressing), `The Beatles` 1968 LP number 0132005 (first pressing), five first press singles by The Beatles consisting of `Help`, `Paperback Writer`, `I am the Walrus`, `All you need is love` and `Ticket to ride`, also included in this lot is John Lennon `In His Own Write` novel

A 1970 World Cup final ticket Brazil v Italy, played at the Azteca Stadium 21st June; together with a ticket for the Italy v West Germany semi-final also played at the Azteca 17th June (2). Provenance: The San Siro Museum, Milan.

A good collection of Austria v England 1952 memorabilia (Nat Lofthouse `Lion of Vienna` match), played in Vienna 25th May, items formerly in the collection of the journalist Harold Mayes, comprising a post-match banquet menu signed to the back cover in ink by the 16-man England squad Lofthouse, Sewell, Wright, Ramsey, Nicholson, Baily, Finney, Allen, Merrick., Dickinson et al.; a small sheet bearing the Austrian team signatures, an original typed press itinerary; VIP match ticket & envelope; banquet invitation and envelope; and an additional signature of Nat Lofthouse inscribed `Lion of Vienna` (8)

Memorabilia relating to the England v Wales wartime international match at Wembley 27th February 1943, comprising: an official programme signed by Matthews, Cullis, I Powell, A Powell and T G Jones; together with a ticket stub and a `pirate` programme (3)

Memorabilia relating to the England v Wales wartime international match at Wembley 25th September 1943, comprising: an official programme signed by Hardwick, Scott, and Matthews for England, and by Lambert, Jones, Burgess, Sidlow, A Powell and I Powell; together with a ticket stub and a `pirate` programme (3) The match was unusual in as much that both teams had a hat-trick scorer, Welsh (for England, ironically!) and Lowrie for Wales. England won 8-3. Ivor Powell was injured in the match and, famously, replace by England`s reserve Stan Mortensen.

A collection of 47 F.A. Cup final programmes, dating from 1962 to 2010, the run lacking 1963, 1965, 1970 replay, 1975, 1982 replay, 1983 replay, 1989, 1990 replay and 1993 replay; together with four original Wembley programmes folders; F.A. Cup final ticket stubs for 1965 & 1967; and two posters for the 1991 & 1992 finals (55)

A collection of Arsenal programmes and memorabilia, a degree of representation from the late 1940s through the 1960s, but becoming extensive from the 1970s onwards, mostly homes but with some away content, showcase matches at Wembley etc., testimonials including Ted Drake and David Seaman, handbooks from the late 1950s onwards, a qty. of ticket stubs, season ticket booklets, memorabilia including commemorative postal covers and souvenir magazines & newspapers, the lot with some non-Arsenal content including England internationals and Varsity matches (a qty.)

Football programmes and ticket stubs, including a programme, ticket and luncheon menu for the Scotland v England international at Hampden Park 15.4.39, the reverse of the menu bearing numerous signatures believed to be friends of the original owner who attended the auction; programmes for Aston Villa v Charlton played at Chelsea 20.5.44, England v Brazil 8.5.63 & 1972 F.A. Cup final; a programme plus a ticket stub for England v Scotland 19.2.44 & 12.4.47 & England v Austria 4.4.62; ticket stubs for England v Scotland wartime internationals 4.10.41, 10.10.42 & 17.1.42, and three for Charlton Athletic games v Burnley 20.9.47 (a pair) and v Blackpool 21.12.46 (18)

A rare ticket for the Everton v Liverpool 2nd Round F.A. Cup tie played at Goodison Park 4th February 1911, complete with stub, although detached from the main ticket

An unused ticket for the Italy v Northern Ireland World Cup qualifying match played at the Stadio Olimpico, Rome, 25th April 1957 Italy won this game 1-0, but Northern Ireland progressed through the group to qualify for the World Cup finals in Sweden in 1958. The campaign included a 2-1 win over Italy in the reverse fixture at Windsor Park. Provenance: The San Siro Museum, Milan.

A ticket for the Internazionale v Independiente 1965 World Club Championship match played at the San Siro. Provenance: The San Siro Museum, Milan.

A ticket for the Real Madrid v Penarol 1966 World Club Championship match played at the Bernabeu 26th October 1966. Provenance: The San Siro Museum, Milan.

A ticket for the Internazionale v Celtic European Cup semi-final played at the San Siro 5th April 1972. Provenance: The San Siro Museum, Milan.

1950s Chelsea memorabilia, comprising: a pottery dish, signed by Brenda Cole of Chelsea, celebrating the club`s Golden Jubilee 1905-1955, 14cm., 5 1/2in. diameter; a programme, ticket and Green `Un newspaper for the Chesterfield v Chelsea FAC5 match 11.2.1950; a telegram sent to Frank Blunstone by his parents; a letter on club letterhead sent on behalf of club secretary W M Birrell 30.10.51; three original b&w press photographs of Saunders, Brabrook and of Chelsea conceding a goal to West Ham 19.9.1959; and a small signed colour magazine photo of Brabrook; four books on Chelsea, Lawton, Finn, Bentley & Sewell; the lot also including an official F.A. list of entrants for the 1950-51 F.A. Cup competition; and one non-Chelsea football book; a club handbook for the 1955-56 season; and a Tribute to Frank Blunstone publication (18)

A collection of memorabilia relating to the 1966 World Cup and to Tottenham Hotspur in the 1960s, the WC memorabilia including a set of six souvenir Watney ale glasses, two semi-final ticket stubs, the tournament programme and a selection of souvenir magazines & newspapers; the Spurs memorabilia including a signed Martin Chivers publicity brochure, programmes and Cup final song sheets (a qty.)

A silk scarf commemorating the victory of Santa Claus in the 1964 Derby, 91.5cm., 36in. square; sold together with a racecard and a car parking ticket for the 1964 Derby; and a sheet signed by several jockeys including Santa Claus`s rider Scobie Breasley (4)

A programme and a ticket for the Henry Cooper v Muhammad Ali World Heavyweight Championship bout at Highbury 21st May 1966, the programme complete with original colour insert, the ticket for a reserved seat in the East Stand, Avenell Road (3)

Boxing programmes, Randy Turpin v Sugar Ray Robinson, Marvin Hagler v Roberto Duran, Oscar De La Hoya v Sugar Shane Mosley, Mike Tyson v Peter McNeeley, two copies of Calzaghe v Kessler (one signed to the front cover by Calzaghe) & Maccarinelli v Haye; sold together with and unused ticket for Sugar Ray Leonard v Roberto Duran in Montreal; and a media pack for Mike Tyson v Julius Francis (9)

A programme and a pair of tickets for the England v Ireland rugby union international at Twickenham 9th February 1935, together with a later unused ticket for the England v Scotland international at Twickenham 20th March 1965 (4)

Miscellaneous memorabilia relating to the career of Jim Taylor, including a London F.A. itinerary for the match v Diables Rouges of Belgium 1.11.49, fully signed by the London F.A. team Allen, Ramsey, Lock, Nicholson, Taylor, Mitchell, Parsons, Hatton, Bentley, Purves, Jezzard, Walker (reserve) and Penn (attendant), and from the same occasion a Brussels dinner menu and a London F.A. receipt for his fees & expenses; an itinerary for the F.A. XI v RAF match played at Craven Cottage 26.10.49, fully-signed by the FA team, comprising Streton, Ellerington, Willemse, Parker, Taylor, King, Payne, Quigley, Briggs and the reserve Quested; an unsigned itinerary for the F.A. XI v Army match at the Goldstone Ground 26.11.47; an itinerary and a dinner menu for the F.A. tour of Jersey & Guernsey 9th to 11th May 1949, both items fully-signed by the F.A. party comprising Carr, Bacuzzi, Baker, Gunner, Taylor, Saunders, Brooks, Curtis, Duquemin, Bridge, Potts, Gadsden, Shearwood, Dyke & Jennings (trainer), plus a programme for the Guernsey match; a Football League selection card for the match v F.L. of Ireland 15.2.50 (but in the event he did not play); a selection notice from the Middlesex County F.A. dated 16.2.38; a player`s contract & a player`s ticket for QPR; a managerial contract for Uxbridge FC; F.A. Xmas card and diaries; together with scrapbooks, magazines, press cuttings, greetings cards & programmes including Metropolitan Police Professionals v F.A. XI played at Millwall 4.4.40 (a qty.)

A ticket for the Brazil v Uruguay 1950 World Cup final played at the Maracana, Rio de Janeiro, 16th July 1950, a Cr$600 Camarote issue. A world record crowd of 200,000 watched Uruguay be crowned World Champions after a 2-1 win over the hosts Brazil.

A ticket for the Brazil v Sweden 1950 World Cup Final Round match played at the Maracana, Rio de Janeiro, 9th July 1950, a Cr$600 Camarote issue A crowd of 139,000 watched Brazil thrash Sweden 7-1. England`s Arthur Ellis was the referee. Provenance: The San Siro Museum, Milan.

A ticket for the England v Uruguay World Cup quarter-final match played at the St. Jakob Stadium, Bern, 26th June 1954 Despite strikes by Lofthouse and Finney, England lost the match to the reigning world champions by four goals to two.

Lots 242 to 245-A collection of memorabilia relating to the football agent and commercial manager Ken Stanley. Huddersfield-based Ken Stanley was a pioneers of football agency and represented players such as George Best and Denis Law, as well as the collective interests of the England squads. He specialised in all areas of off-pitch commercialisation, such as branding, endorsement and promotions. Famously, he was the man behind the Esso World Cup Coin Collection and the recording of "Back Home". A pair of framed autograph displays of the England 1966 and 1970 World Cup squads, the 1966 sheet signed by all 11 England finalists, Alf Ramsey and his staff of Harold Shepherdson and Les Cocker, and nine of the remaining Squad players, mounted together with an original ticket for the final and a World Cup Willie sticker; the 1970 sheet with 30 signatures of players and staff; the two pieces uniformly mounted, framed & glazed, 56 by 41cm., 22 by 16in.; sold together with a Graham Griffiths colour print titled `England World Cup Winners 1966` and a colour printed photograph of the 1970 World Cup squad (4)

EUROPEAN CUP WINNERS FINAL A ticket from the 1972 Final between Glasgow Rangers and Moscow Dynamo played on 24 May 1972 at the Nou Camp Barcelona. There was no programme from this game, so this really remains the only official record of the match which Rangers won 3-2. The ticket has a couple of small tears and has been clipped on entry, but overall the condition is good. As described

TICKET Birmingham Municipal Guild Cup Final 1929 at Queen`s Road, Yardley, Water Department v Tramways Department. Good

CHARLTON Home programme v Fulham, 30/9/1939, friendly, first wartime home match for Charlton and a four page programme was issued with interesting details re Air-raid precautions etc and seasson ticket refunds., slight fold. Generally good

TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR All 8 programmes from 1967 F.A Cup run including a ticket for the away match at Birmingham. Very good

BOX OF DELIGHTS Here we are again, another Box of Delights and as always well worth a look. Contains a wide range of programmes, books, ephemera from various sports including Football, Rugby League, Cricket, Racing etc and includes British Grand Prix motor racing programmes 1976, 1980 and 96. Datasport book of Wartime Cricket 1940-45 (signed by author G.Andrews), Rugby League Cup Final programmes 1953 , 74 and 75, rugby league press photographs, Royal Tournament programme 1956, 1948 Olympics Football Tickets 2 x 11/8/48, Brazil v France 58 World Cup Semi programme ( small repair to one corner), a number of small cricket annuals and tour brochures 40s and 50s, two handbooks for Bristol Football Leagues, 37-38 and 48/9, University Boat Race programme 1949, Cambridge University Cricket Scorecard 1934, Ascot programme and ticket 28/9/96 (Dettori seven in a row day), Lancashire CCC fixture list 1949, Wilf Wooller autograph, a number of cigarette cards of 30s cricketers including Pinnace style cards, 1954 Pakistan Touring team autographs, Fulham, Chelsea, West Ham autographs (50s), 14 x Shef Wed 61/2 programmes inc v Arsenal, Chelsea and Man Utd, and two mint condition FA Cup Final programmes 2001 and 2004.Also includes 22 Covers from the 86 World Cup and FA Book for Boys 1954 in very good condition with dustwrapper plus some auction catalogues. Fair-good

WORLD CUP 1950 Ticket for the 1/8 Final in Bern, 17/6/54, West Germany defeated Turkey, 4-1. Ticket is in good condition. Good

WORLD CUP 1954 Ticket for the 1/8 Final in Basel, 20/6/54, Hungary sensationally defeated West Germany by a score of 8-3. The ticket is in good condition. Good

WORLD CUP 1954 Ticket for the Quarter Final, 26/6/54 in Basel, Uruguay defeated England 4-2, ticket is in good condition. Good

WORLD CUP 1958 Ticket for the World Cup match, 15/6/58, Sweden v Wales in Stockholm, The match finished 0-0 and earned Wales a play-off against Hungary which the Welsh won. Good

1973 EUROPEAN CUP FINAL Ticket for the 1973 European Cup Final, Ajax v Juventus in Belgrade. Good