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Cambridge, An engraved ticket for a dinner on Parker's Piece to commemorate the 'Happy Return of Peace July 12 1814', hand coloured, 8 x 11cm; and another of similar size to commemorate a dinner for 12,000 persons in 1838, framed (2)

A Hornby Railway Accessories No. 1 set box, containing 4 wheel trolley, sack barrow, 4 pieces luggage, ticket and name plate machines, box lid missing one end (BD-FG)

A Bing ticket machine with rear opening door for access to ticket chute, two tinplate tabs broken off, slightly misshapen, red/green (F) (Illus.)

A Triang R170 electrically operated level crossing, R70 level crossing (BG), R45 electric turntable (box split on corners) (BDG), R60 ticket office, R71 footbridge (BDFG), unboxed ticket office, platforms, signal, switches, standard and series 3 track, and an H&M Duette Controller (F-G)

A Hornby Dublo 3-rail 0-6-2 69567 tank loco with repair ticket and in repair box No. 36631 (B-G) (Illus.)

A Derby County cased subscriber season ticket, 1892-93, in red morocco case enclosing ink script details No 921, Mr H Frost, 86 Roe Street, with fixtures inscribed, within mahogany sleeve, 10cm l, overall 11.5cm l

A handwritten Letter from Winston Churchill from the Colonial office and dated 1909, regarding the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company, other handwritten letters by Stanley Baldwin and Asquith, typed letter to Lord Kylsant from Stanley Baldwin when Prime Minister, signed photograph of Queen Mary, a 1937 Coronation bus ticket and other items.

Serres, Jean de A general inventorie of the history of France, translated by Edward Grimeston. London: George Eld, 1607, folio, woodcut on title and woodcut portraits in text, early nineteenth century calf by J. Manson with his ticket, lacks X6-8 of table, lower margin of last few leaves ragged Note: STC22244 Provenance: Sir William Purves Hume Campbell Bart. of that Ilk (1767-1833), of Marchmont House, Berwickshire

Hornby Series: Fire Box, two name-tape machines, pillar box, two luggage cases, two ticket machines, P-G (8)

Hornby Series and other makes: trolley, barrow, ticket machine, name-tape machine, pillar box, churns, cows, gradient sign, watchman's hut, cable, hoardings and No.4 lidded box, P-G, three track blue-prints

Midland Railway: Ticket franking machine finished in green, 253mm

Railway interest: steel railway ticket clippers 152mm, Line-passing leather hoop 562mm and a reproduction 'castle class' name plate (3)

Hornby Series: three luggage cases, barrow, ticket machine and seat, F-G (6)

Hornby Series: three luggage cases, barrow, ticket machine and seat, F-G (6)

THE BEATLES: A ticket stub for 'Another Beatles Christmas Show', January 16th 1965, together with a concert programme for The Beatles, together with a Beatles badge and a screw from broken seating at the venue

A William and Mary five guinea 1691 S.3422 (EF, a few tiny edge knocks) Sold with original Spink & Son receipt when purchased for £3100 19/11/93 and original circular ticket for when they originally sold it in 1955 for £80

Two Edmondson's patent ticket punching machines, a BR guard's signalling lamp in black and yellow, 3 miniature reproduction loco plates a collection of railway ephemera and a large quantity of railway magazines, (a lot).

S. S. Carpathia - Titanic Disaster Survivor's message, an untransmitted, undated two part telegram message on official Marconi printed form No 1-100-18.5.11. Message hand written in ink read "To: E T Holmes 26, Courtlandt St, New York. All saved on Carpathia Notify Wilson You ng 377 Broadway Ella," overstamped in purple NOT TRANSMITTED. Sold together with research appertaining to the writer Mrs Ella White (nee Holmes) and her travelling companion who boarded the Titanic at Cherbourg with her maid and man servant. She travelled First Class sharing her cabin C-32 with Marie Young, their ticket PC17760 costing ú135.12s 8d. Ella White and her maid were rescued in lifeboat 8 found by the S. S. Carpathia which docked at New York on 18th April 1912.

Continental white metal, stamped 800, comprising table spoon by Carl Jensen, sauce ladle and a spoon with shell bowl to/w silver bottle ticket and assorted plate

ENGLAND WORLD CUP 1966 DISPLAY: fully autographed by the World Cup-winning side; four; the final programme, the tournament programme; a final ticket stub; a first day cover dated 18 August 1966; and four colour photographs, in common mount, framed and glazed, 35 x 35in. (88.9 x 88.9cm) overall

ENGLAND IN MEXICO JULES RIMET CUP 1970 ITINERARY BOOKLET, the back cover bearing numerous autographs of the 1970 World Cup squad and management, lacking Bobby Moore; four 1978 World Cup ticket stubs comprising: match 8; 16; 24 all in Mendoza; match 38, World Cup Final, in Buenos Aires; and an official 1974 World Cup Finals brochure (6)

A COLLECTION OF SCOTTISH AND ENGLISH TICKET STUBS, from the 1970s including Scottish Cup Final examples (a lot)

A SWEDEN V. BRAZIL, WORLD CUP FINAL, MATCH PROGRAMME, 29/6/58, a 1958 World Cup Final ticket stub; and a 1958 World Cup souvenir guide (3)

ENGLAND V. WEST GERMANY, WORLD CUP FINAL, MATCH PROGRAMME, 30/7/66, the front cover autographed by Geoff Hurst, a complimentary final ticket stub; a Wembley Pavilion pass; and an official 1966 World Cup souvenir programme, the front cover autographed by Geoff Hurst (4), Provenance: Christie’s South Kensington, The Geoff Hurst Collection, 28th November 2000. Lot 129

RANGERS V. CLYDE, SCOTTISH CUP FINAL, MATCH PROGRAMME, 23/4/49, a Rangers v. Moscow Dynamo, European Cup Winners’ Cup Final, ticket stub, 24/5/72; and a Blue Sky Air Holidays document holder relating to the cup final, all items framed and glazed (3)

A MANCHESTER UNITED V. BLACKPOOL, F.A.CUP FINAL, SOUVENIR, MATCH PROGRAMME, 24/4/48, autographed by Johnny Anderson, Jack Crompton and Johnny Morris; a 1948 F.A.Cup final ticket stub; an Arsenal v. Manchester United, match programme, 28/8/48, lacking staple. signed by Anderson, Crompton and Morris; a copy of Sport Weekly Magazine Dec 1948, the cover autographed Morris, Anderson and Crompton; and Daily Worker Football Annual, 1948-49 (5)

BR(E) Doorplate 18" x 3 1/2 " TICKET OFFICE in very good condition.

BR(M) enamel Station Sign "TICKET OFFICE AND WAITING ROOM". Very good, overall condition.

GCR brass Thunderer Guards Whistle ex Dunford Bridge Station together with an Edmondson Ticket dating Machine from Honley Station, used for the last time on 5th September 1964 as the remaining type within confirms. Together with a small, cast iron LYR Wagon Plate 'To Carry 10 Tons', unrestored.

GWR Wooden Framed Notice referring to Offences & Penalties. Together with an Edmondson Ticket Dating Machine.

A George III silver bottle ticket, by Josiah Snatt, London 1804, of octagonal shape with reeded edge, inscribed 'Rum' , 35mm x 21mm and another by Peter, Ann and William Bateman, London 1803, inscribed 'Hollands' , 35mm x 22mm (2)

A collection of 38 Aintree motor course enclosure badges, for both car and motorcycle meetings, from May 1954 to May 1964, mounted on art paper; together with various tickets for the October 1954 Daily Telegraph meeting, the 1955 British Grand Prix and the 1957 Grand Prix d'Europe, the latter including various coloured car park windscreen stickers, plus an unused A.A.R.C. Subscribers Ticket Receipt book and printed company envelopes, several Aintree event calendars and the overseas guest lists for the 1957 and 1961 Grand Prix events (a qty.)

Aintree and Grand National ephemera, comprising: printed sheets detailing distances between fences, rise and fall at the fences, plan of course and description of fences dated 1939, description of changes made to fences in 1961, individual description of fences dated 1948, car parking plans, fog tickets, list of GN winners from 1837-1947 and similar for 1948-61, ticket application forms, reserved car parking accommodation, 1948 Liverpool Tattoo, Xmas stickers, Grand National printed envelopes for 1959, 1967, 1968 & 1971, a variety of postcards from the 1950s & 60s, a printed booklet titled 'Where The Dream of The Great Chase Was Born', another booklet titled 'The Grand National For The Festival Of Britain an A.B.C.', two versions of 'Racecourses of England The North-Western Courses' and 'A Brief Outline Of The Liverpool Racecourse And The Grand National', a 1950 address book and a 1955 calendar, duplication of material (a qty.)

A similar lot, Aintree and Grand National ephemera comprising: printed sheets detailing distances between fences, rise and fall at the fences, plan of course and description of fences dated 1939, description of changes made to fences in 1961, individual description of fences dated 1948, car parking plans, fog tickets, list of GN winners from 1837-1947 and similar for 1948-61, ticket application forms, reserved car parking accommodation, 1948 Liverpool Tattoo, Xmas stickers, Grand National printed envelopes for 1959, 1967, 1968 & 1971, a variety of postcards from the 1950s & 60s, a printed booklet titled 'Where The Dream of The Great Chase Was Born,' other booklet 'The Grand National For The Festival Of Britain an A.B.C.', two versions of 'Racecourses of England The North-Western Courses' and 'A Brief Outline Of The Liverpool Racecourse And The Grand National', a 1950 address book and a 1955 calendar, duplication of material (a qty.)

Memorabilia relating to the London Football Association, the London Football League and other minor London-based Leagues chaired by Leslie Bowker, a programme for an Inter-League match between Isthmian & London at Clapton 19.2.1925, a sheet of headed paper, a letter addressed to Bowker at the FL 13.7.1914, a FA election document 1914, a FL dinner and trophy presentation menu 10.6.22, a dinner menu and an itinerary for the FL match v Birmingham Combination in 1924, an itinerary for the London v Birmingham FA match at Villa Park 19.3.52, a FA season ticket in original leather wallet, a b&w photograph of the London School Boys XI in 1933, a card for the London Schools' FA v Middlesex match at Highbury 27.3.1924, match programme for Athenian League v London League at Barking Town 1923-24, Isthmian League v London League at Walthamstow Avenue 1949-50 and the London v Frankfurt match at Wembley 26.10.55, an itinerary for a match between the London & Berlin F.A.'s 18.11.53, a postcard of London Boys parading a trophy shield, an itinerary for a London FA match in Basel in 1955, a London FA 75th anniversary dinner menu in 1956, Bowker's London FA admittance pass for 1953-54, and six concert programmes and dinner menus dating between 1908 and 1924 and relating to Bowker's involvement in the North Middlesex Football League, the London Football League, the Grasshoppers' Club, the Western District Football League, and the Wood Green and District Auxiliary Football League, other items and various press cuttings; the lot also including a few miscellaneous non-League match programmes (a qty.)

Middlesex Wanderers Football Club, 1925 annual dinner menu, an undated postcard from Barcelona signed by the team, an itinerary for a visit to Ajax Amsterdam 1913, a 1913 annual dinner menu signed by the team, a menu from Amsterdam 31.5.1914 signed by the team, an itinerary (cover only) for a Tour of Spain in 1914 (pasted to a leaf from a scrap book) and a dinner menu relating to the Spain tour signed by the players, and Bowker's club member's ticket booklet for 1927-28, an election document and a letter (10)

A rare Stamford Bridge programme (not found in the Chelsea FC bound volumes) for the Arthur Thomas Memorial Football Cup tie, Arthur Thomas Team v Hammersmith and District League Team, 28th December 1908, in the form of a match card, with portrait of the late Mr Thomas and an advertisement to the reverse; sold together with the match ticket, priced 6d (2)

An historic group of Craven Cottage match cards and match tickets for Arthur Thomas' Memorial Football Cup Competition matches, published by Putney Press, for the 1907 final tie Fulham Amateurs v West London Old Boys; for 1909 Arthur Thomas team v Chelsea and District League Team, complete with a match ticket; two 1909 match tickets, for the final tie Fulham Amateurs v West London Old Boys and for the s/f (played at Brompton FC) West London Old Boys v West Kensington; a programme and a match ticket for the 1910 final tie between West London Old Boys & St. Andrews Fulham; a programme and a match ticket for the 1911 final tie between Fulham Amateurs & West Kensington; together with a real photo post card of West Kensington FC; a regular Fulham FC programme for the 1st October 1910 game between Fulham & Arthur Thomas' Team, the folded sheet seemingly split at the spine and trimmed to the reverse; the lot also including various press cuttings relating to the competition (a qty.)

Five Fulham FC club handbooks, for 1910-11, 1911-12, 1911-12 again but without covers, 1913-14 & 1914-15, the lot also including Bowker's member's ticket/fixture list booklet for Fulham St, Andrew's 'B' Football Club; and a Craven Cottage match ticket dated 6th May 1902 for the W.L.S.F.L. final matches, Halford Road v Rest of Junior League and William Street v Rest of Senior League (7)

An interesting group of memorabilia relating to inter-allied wartime football collected by Private Trip playing for The Netherlands and Dutch Army football teams, comprising: a dinner menu dated 25.1.41 and signed on the reverse by the Norwegian Army team; a luncheon menu , two versions of the match programme and a Dutch magazine match report for the Netherlands v Belgium international played at Walthamstow Avenue 1.2.41; a single-sheet programme and a dinner menu for the Holland v Czechoslovakia Inter-Allied Match played at Coventry City 15.2.41, the programme signed by the Czech team; a Dutch magazine match report dated 8.3.41 for a Holland v Norway match; a programme for Norwich City v Dutch Army XI played at Carrow Road 5.4.41; a luncheon menu and a dinner menu at the Connaught Rooms 10th & 11th October for the Belgium v Holland match played at Wembley 11.10.41; a menu for the Queens Hotel, Birmingham, dated 25.10.41 signed by an unidentified wartime international team; a souvenir programme for a Dutch Army v Czechoslovak Army match played in England and dated 30.10.41 and signed by both teams in line-up formations; a menu for the Queens Hotel, Birmingham, dated 8.11.41 for the Holland v Poland international signed on the reverse by the Polish team; a printed diploma presented to Trip for his appearance for the Dutch team v the Norwegians in the Inter-Allied Services Cup Competition football match played at Palmerston Park, Dumfries, 20.12.41; a match programme, an unused ticket and a French team-signed menu for the France v Holland match played at Brentford 18.4.42; a luncheon menu for the Connaught Rooms dated 14.1.44 for the Holland v Belgium international together with an invitation from the Lord Mayor for a luncheon at Mansion House for both teams on 17.1.44; a match programme for the Royal Netherlands Forces v RAF played at West Ham 26.2.44; an unused match ticket for the France; the lot also including a pre-war dinner menu for the West Riding County F.A. v East Riding County F.A. at Bridlington 25.9.37 (Trip playing for Beverley White Star at the time), a Royal Netherlands Brigade Xmas dinner menu bearing a few signatures; a group of 8 badges and medals presented to Trip (some cased), his Rotary wristwatch and an American gold coin mounted on a clip fitting (a qty.)

A silver medallion presented to Sir Stanley Matthews by the French Football Federation on the occasion of their 75th anniversary, sold with a certificate of authenticity signed by Sir Stanley Matthews's daughter and also by the Stoke-on-Trent auctioneers Louis Taylor where this medallion was originally sold on 17th October 2000; the lot also including a 1953 F.A. Cup final programme signed on the team-page by Matthews, together with a ticket stub and community singing sheet from the 1953 final (5) This medallion was received by Sir Stanley at the FFF's celebration dinner in Paris.

A ticket stub for the 1934 World Cup final between Italy and Czechoslovakia, numbered 01810, inscribed FINALISSIMA, 10 GIUGNO 1934-ANNO XII, ROMA, STADIO NAZIONALE P.N.F.

A set of 10 1966 World Cup ticket stubs, for all matches played in London, 6 x 1/8f, 1/4f, s/f, 3rd/4th & final, in original paper wallet

Nine 1966 World Cup ticket stubs, for matches played in London, comprising 6 x 1/8f, q/f, s/f & final, together with two related information sheets, pen match scores on each ticket

Six 1966 World Cup ticket stubs, all Wembley matches and involving England, 3 for the final, 1 s/f & 2 q/f; together with a scorecard/fixture list (7)

18 various 1966 World Cup ticket stubs, Roker Park 1/8f's for 13th, 16th & 20th July plus a q/f and Ayresome Park 1/8f's for 12th & 15th July, all in a paper wallet; Villa Park 1/8f's for 13th, 16th & 20th July and a Hillsborough 1/8f for 15th July, all in a paper wallet; Old Trafford, 1/8f's for 13th, 16th & 20th July and Goodison Park 1/8f's for 12th, 15th & 19th July, plus 1/4f and s/f, all in a paper wallet

Four 1966 World Cup ticket stubs, all played at Goodison Park, 3 x 1/8f & a 1/4f, in original paper wallet; together with five other ticket stubs from the same period, all involving Everton and including the 1966 F.A. Cup final (10)

Four 1970 World Cup ticket stubs, the Brazil v Italy final at the Estadio Azteca, the Brazil v Uruguay s/f and the Brazil v Peru q/f both played at the Estadio Jalisco, and the 3rd/4th play-off at the Azteca between West Germany & Uruguay

A FIFA match ball used in play during the 2006 World Cup final Italy v France, an Adidas Gold Teamgeist, inscribed ADIDAS, FIFA WORLD CUP, GERMANY, 2006, FINAL, MATCH BALL, ITALY, FRANCE, 09 JULY 2006, OLYMPIASTADION, BERLIN, KICK-OFF 20:00; sold with an official (English version) match programme for the final, a VIP complimentary match ticket and an Official Partner and Supplier Hospitality Stadium Access Pass (4) This particular match ball was used during the 1st half of play in the 2006 World Cup final, and was taken out of the ball rotation procedure just prior to half-time. The ball was acquired by a V.I.P. stadium access pass holder, a family member of an important sponsor of the tournament, Anheuser Busch (Bud). See also the Shevchenko jersey (lot 422) and the Zidane jersey (lot 420) for further items personally acquired by this individual at the 2006 World Cup.

Wartime football programmes and memorabilia, comprising: official programmes for the Wembley War Cup finals of 1943, 1944 & 1945 and 'pirates' for 1944 & 1945, ticket stubs for the 1944 and 1945 (a pair) finals, a Picture Post Souvenir magazine for the 1946 F.A. Cup final, and Athletic News Football Annuals for 1944-45 & 1945-46 (11)

A good collection of football programmes mostly dating between the late 1940s and mid 1960s, various Cup finals including amateur & internationals (mostly England) including youth & amateur, many with a match ticket stapled inside; also a good selection of Spurs, Arsenal and West Ham including a special souvenir boxed set from 1963-64 Cup winning season, with first team, reserves and colts issues; also a broad representation of other clubs with many in the 1950s, and a few miscellaneous programmes, the lot also including Clapton Orient v Millwall reserves in 1938 (qty. 342 approx.)

F.A. Cup final ticket stub Aston Villa v Newcastle United 26th April 1924

F.A. Cup final ticket stub Arsenal v Cardiff City 23rd April 1927

F.A. Cup final ticket stub Blackburn Rovers v Huddersfield Town 21st April 1928

F.A. Cup final ticket stub Bolton Wanderers v Portsmouth 27th April 1929

F.A. Cup final ticket stub Arsenal v Huddersfield Town 26th April 1930

Four F.A. Cup final ticket stubs, for 1930, 1934, 1936 & 1937

F.A. Cup final ticket stub Arsenal v Newcastle United 23rd April 1932

Two F.A. Cup final ticket stubs, for 1939 and 1954

A collection of ticket stubs, including a paper wallet containing four Villa Park 1966 World Cup 1/8f matches plus a final tie ticket, with a browned sellotaped border; with 23 other tickets, mainly Villa Park and including various semi-finals, also Wembley tickets, Birmingham City & WBA; the lot also including a chartered train ticket from Birmingham New Street to Wembley Central for the 1971 League Cup final (29)