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Woolwich Arsenal v Bristol Rovers cup tie at Plumstead, 23rd February 1907,  featuring match action, 9 by 14cm., bears minor pencil writing on reverse Woolwich Arsenal defeated Bristol Rovers 1-0.

Woolwich Arsenal v Sunderland at Plumstead, 1st December 1906, featuring match action, reverse bearing pencil annotation, 9 by 14cm.

Woolwich Arsenal v Sheffield Wednesday postcard in the F.A. semi-final at Birmingham, 23rd March 1907, featuring match action, revere with pencil annotation, 9 by 14cm. Sheffield Wednesday defeated Woolwich Arsenal 3-1.

Arsenal v Bristol City FA Cup tie postcard at Plumstead, 2nd February 1907,  featuring match action, reverse with pencil annotation, 9 by 14cm. Woolwich Arsenal defeated Bristol City 2-1.

Woolwich Arsenal v Stoke postcard at Plumstead, 17th November 1906, featuring match action, reverse with pencil and pen annotations, 9 by 14cm. Woolwich Arsenal defeated Bristol City 2-1.

Two photographic albums of b&w images of Arsenal FC from the Don Roper collection, including the Tour of Brazil in 1951, majority 8 by 10in. match action photographs and photographs of the team's dressing room, team talks and training, (2 albums)

Patrick Vieira signed red and white Arsenal replica home jersey 1992-93,Score Draw, short-sleeved with club crest and sponsor logo, signed in marker pen to front, with retail tag, with COA and photo proof 

Five Arsenal FC b&w team and management paper and photograph images, dating from 1929-30,comprising Arsenal FC 1st XI 1929-30, with legend, 20 by 25cm.; Arsenal FC winners of the FA Challenge Cup 1930, with legend, 14 by 21cm,; Arsenal FC 1933-34, with legend from The Sunday Post Football Album, 19 by 25cm.; Arsenal FC 1937-38, with legend from New Chronicle, 23 by 31cm.; Arsenal FC 1953-54, with legend, 24 by 30cm., (5)

Kevin Campbell red Arsenal No.7 jersey season from the inaugural season of the Premier League in 1992-93,long-sleeved, Premier League badges, reverse numbered 7

FA Cup Final Wembley 2014 Arsenal poster,featuring a jersey bearing arsenal team colours from 1994 to 2014 with title "For 20 years English football never looked so good", limited edition 837 of 1055, with Arsenal FC crest, 84 by 29cm., rolled in tube

Legend Series The Arsenal Back Four in the double winning year 1998 signed colour photographic print,featuring Lee Dixon, Tony Adams, Steve Bould and Nigel Winterbottom with the trophies of the double winning year 1998, signed below in fine black marker pen, mounted with cellophane cover, Big Blue Tube limited edition 408 of 500, overall 48 by 66cm.

The Arsenal Football Club Limited share certificate, 20th December 1957, addressed to Geoffrey Norman King Esq., for one share for £1 pound, share number 2949, certificate number 1422, bearing official club stamp, mounted, double glazed and framed, overall 40 by 40cm., glass on reverse has crack running through it All glass will be removed from framed and glazed items prior to posting and may result in delays to shipping your items. (This service is included in the cost of postage and packing). We can also totally remove all framing and mounts upon request to reduce shipping costs. Alternatively lots can be collected in person by prior appointment from NN8 1RT.      

Selection of Arsenal FC UEFA Champions League press kits, dating from 1998-99 2002-03, some in-complete, sold together with UEFA Champions League Final Arsenal v Barcelona press kit, in Paris 17th May 2006, (qty)

Newspaper and magazine archive relating to Arsenal FC, large quantity of used and read newspapers and magazine, each bearing wear, (qty)

Original Woolwich Arsenal Football & Athletic Company share certificate, dated 7th May 1894,on headed paper numbers 1266, addressed to Mr Thomas Bourke and signed in black ink by directors William Dobbings, Henry Hodgin and Alfred McQueen, bears wear, stains with vertical and horizontal folds, minor page edge lossesProvenance: Sotheby's Auction, 11th September 2003 Lot 384.

Selection of English football related records, comprising A tribute to Liverpool FC by Stan Kelly "O Liverpool we Love You", 33 1/3 rpm with sleeve; The Crowd "You'll Never Walk Alone" in aid of Bradford City disaster fund, 45 rpm with sleeves, (4); Arsenal 100 years of great Football centennial album 1886-1986, with plastic sleeve; Flair 1989 the other world of British Football two records, 33rpm with sleeve; Liverpool the official 1984-85 season profile triple trophy triumph 33 1/3 rpm, with sleeve; Shankly Speaks "So you think you know about football?" two hours interview two records, 33 1/3 rpm with sleeve; Tottenham Hotspur F.A. Cup final squad 1980-81 season Ossie's Dream, 45rpm with sleeve; Glenn Hoddle & Chris Waddle "It's Goodbye" poster and single with sleeve; the Scottish world Cup Squad "We have a dream" 45rpm with sleeve; sold together with a selection of Barratt player profile cards; (qty)

Football Ephemera, including seven Arsenal programmes from the 1930s v Wolves, v Preston (2), Middlesbrough, Huddersfield, Manchester City and Blackpool plus Charlton v Cardiff FA Cup 8th January 1938; together with a full set of 50 John Player footballers cigarette cards 1928; and the second series of 25 cards 1928-29, plus various other footballer cards incomplete, the lot also including a few football annuals from the 1930s, (qty), fair condition with wear to each, annuals poor condition, one with no cover, one with cover in two pieces, programmes fair to good with spines faded and rust marks near staples, cigarette cards fair,

Ian Wright red Arsenal no.8 home jersey, season 1993-94,Adidas, short-sleeved with THE FA PREMIER LEAGUE sleeve badges, club crest and sponsor logo, reverse lettered WRIGHT, size 42-44in., corners of sleeve badges not stuck down onto sleeve

Arsenal FC related book collection, including "Behind the scenes in big football" by Leslie Knighton; "London's Cup final 1971" by Ralph L Finn; "Cliff Bastin remembers" by Bastin & Glanville; "Herbert Chapman on football"; "Foward, Arsenal!" by Bernard Joy; "Association Football" by Charles Buchan; "The Arsenal Stadium Mystery" by Leonard Gribble; "How to play soccer" by Joe Hulme; "Tom Whittaker's Arsenal Story";  "Captain of Wales" by Walley Barnes and many more, each bearing some wear, (qty)

David Seaman black Arsenal no.1 goalkeeper's first jersey, season 1993-94,Adidas, long-sleeved with THE FA PREMIER LEAGUE sleeve badges, club crest and sponsor logo, padded shoulders and elbows, reverse numbered 1, size 48-50in., stains to Adidas stripes on front sides, with red hue in white sponsor logo and white Adidas stripes, possible colour run

Rare Long Eaton Rangers v Royal Arsenal first charity programme card, played at Invicta Recreation Ground, High Street, Plumstead, 24th October 1891, card programme printed with fixture details and team line-up, bearing red band running from top to lower edge, bears number 3 written in pencil, 15 by 11cm., bears wear to rounded corner, top left corner with paper loss, creasing from right edge inwards and opposite edge seen best from reverse, minor foxing marks  Royal Arsenal defeated Long Eaton 3-1 in Arsenal's sixth season.

      Woolwich Arsenal v Glossop programme 4th April 1904, F.L. Division Two fixture, played at the Manor Ground, Plumstead, with paper loss and cellotape repairs   

                          Woolwich Arsenal v Blackburn Rovers programme 5th December 1908, F.L. Division One fixture played at the Manor Ground, Plumstead  

Woolwich Arsenal v Tottenham Hotspur programme 14th December 1912, from the final season at the Manor Ground, Plumstead, eight-page programme with team line-up on reverse page, bears horizontal and vertical creases, spine torn majority of the length with some loss on centre fold, bears wear and some staining throughout with some wear and tears to page edges

Rare Woolwich Arsenal v Leicester Fosse match programme, first fixture played at Highbury, 6th September 1913,12-page programme with red printed cover, page 7 featuring team line-up, bears wear with some losses, horizontal folds with tears to pages and damage to staple area, fragile Woolwich Arsenal defeated Leicester Fosse 2-1 in this League division two fixture with goals by George Jobey and Archibald Devine for Woolwich Arsenal.

A double header match programme of Woolwich Arsenal v Leeds City, first season played at Highbury, 6th December 1913 and the London FA Challenge Cup final Crystal Palace v Tottenham Hotspur, played at Highbury, 8th December 1913, 16-page programme, with red cover, centre page with team line-ups for both matches, good condition, staples have been removed 

Arsenal v Wolverhampton Wanderers programme 3rd January 1914, first season at Highbury, F.L. Division Two fixture

The Arsenal v Derby County programme 27th February 1915,F.L. Division Two fixture, discolouration to cover and pages, cover faded, minor spine split at lower edge

The Arsenal v Tottenham Hotspur World War I programme, played at Highbury, 4th September 1915, four-page programme, with team line-up on reverse page, bears horizontal and vertical creases, wear to page edges, some tears, handwritten pen scores on reverse page

Two Arsenal 1920s home programmes,FL Division One fixtures v Preston North End 25th April 1921 and Birmingham 9th December 1922

Arsenal v Tottenham Hotspur programme, played at Highbury, 17th November 1923,four-page programme on white printed paper, bears horizontal creases with some wear to page edges with minor tears, upper spine torn

Arsenal v Tottenham Hotspur programme, played at Highbury, 25th October 1924,four-page programme on white printed paper, bears horizontal creases with minor tear to lower reverse page

Three Arsenal 1920s home programmes,v Aston Villa (FAC5 replay) 24th February 1926, Bolton Wanderers 1st September 1926 (FL)  and Everton (FAC4) 28th January 1928

Ten Arsenal 1930s home programmes,FL Division One unless otherwise stated, comprising: Aston Villa 8th November 1930, Grimsby Town 28th January 1931, Chelsea 2nd April 1932, Chelsea Opening of new Stand 10th December 1932 complete with envelope insert, Darwen (FAC3) 9th January 1932, Huddersfield Town 29th April 1933, Vienna XI (friendly) 4th December 1933, Stoke City 20th February 1935, Newcastle United (FAC5 replay) 19 February 1936 and Grimsby Town 24th October 1936 (punch-holed)

Arsenal FC West Stand official opening of the West stand by H.R.H. The Prince of Wales on 10th December 1932 booklet and programme,comprising 16-page booklet with embossed red cover, featuring a brief record of the Arsenal Stadium, centre page loose from staples; a fold-out sheet detailing the story of the stand; a four page programme with team line-up of Arsenal v Chelsea with centre pages detailing the musical selections to be played by the band of Arsenal FC under the direction of J.H Kitchenside, (3)

Arsenal F.C. League Div. I. 1976-77 bound volume of match programmes,red hardback cover with ARSENAL F.C. LEAGUE DIV. I. 1976-77 gilt tooling to spine, comprising of programmes v Bristol 21st August 1976 to v Hajduk Split 10th May 1977, slight wear, fading and staining to exterior of hardback

ARSENAL FULLY AUTOGRAPHED 1998 PREMIER LEAGUE CHAMPIONS PENNANT.COMMEMORATIVE PENNANT SIZE 16”x12” BEARING FIFTEEN ORIGINAL BLACK PEN SIGNATURES TO INCLUDE: TONY ADAMS, DENNIS BERGKAMP, MARK OVERMARS, EMMANUEL PETIT, PATRICK VIEIRA, IAN WRIGHT, STEVE BOULD, LEE DIXON, DAVID SEAMAN, NIGEL WINTERBURN, RAY PARLOUR, ALEX MANNINGER ETC. GOOD CONDITION.

Three Aston Villa 1930s home programmes,v Arsenal (FAC3 replay) 14th January 1931, Huddersfield Town 25th December 1935 (FL Div 1) and Chesterfield 28th December 1936 (FL Div 2)

                                       Three Arsenal London Combination reserves programmes v Reading, in seasons 1929-30, 1931-32 & 1932-33   

Dennis Bergkamp signed red Arsenal no.10 home jersey, season 1995-96,Nike, short-sleeved with THE FA PREMIER LEAGUE sleeve badges, club crest and sponsor logo, reverse lettered BERGKAMP, signed in black marker pen to front, size XXL

Eleven Brentford 1930s home programmes,season 1932-33 v Bristol Rovers, Cardiff City, Exeter City, Clapton Orient, Newport County & Barnsley; 1934-35 v Sheffield United (25th anniversary special edition, card covers, 4th May); 1935-36 v Blackburn Rovers; 1937-38 v Portsmouth (FAC); 1938-39 v Arsenal; and 1939-40 v Huddersfield Town (2nd September, final FL match before WWII)

Bound volume of Chelsea home programmes season 1906-07,comprising first team (Football League Div 2) and reserves (South-Eastern League), plus London League Premier Div v Fulham 18th Oct s/s, SEL v Norwich City 20th Oct s/s, combined issue for Western Lge v Brentford 31st Oct & London Lge v Tottenham 3rd Nov s/s, combined issue for London Lge v Crystal Palace 17th Nov & Western Lge v QPR 19th Nov, combined issue for SEL v Luton 1st Dec & Western Lge v Bristol Rovers 3rd Dec, Christmas double number SEL v Sittingbourne 22nd Dec & London Lge v West Ham 25th Dec, FA Cup replay v Lincoln City 16th Jan, combined issue for Div 2 v WBA 26th Jan & FA trial match North v South 28th Jan, combined issue for SEL v Watford 2nd Feb & London Lge v Clapton Orient 7th Feb, combined issue for London Lge v Woolwich Arsenal 2nd March & Div 2 v Stockport County 4th March, Inter-Services match Royal Navy v Army 16th March, Easter issue Div 2 v Hull City 29th March & FA Amateur Cup Final Clapton v Stockton-on-Tees 30th March, charity match v George Robey’s Team 8th Apr, combined issue for Div 2 v Wolves 13th Apr & Western Lge C’ship Fulham v West Ham, blue cloth binding, good condition throughout.1906-07 was only the second season in Chelsea’s history.Provenance: Jack Budd, Chelsea FC Club Director 1931 to 1952.

Bound volume of Chelsea home programmes season 1908-09,THIS VOLUME INCLUDING THE REPLAY FOR THE FIRST-EVER F.A. CHARITY SHIELD MANCHESTER UNITED v QPR 29th AUGUST 1908, PLUS THE SECOND-EVER CHARITY SHIELD NEWCASTLE UNITED v NORTHAMPTON TOWN 28th APRIL 1909 AND ALSO THE FA CUP S/F BRISTOL CITY v DERBY COUNTY 27th March 1909, the volume comprising first team (Football League Div 1) and reserves (South-Eastern League), plus combined issue for the Football Association Charity Shield Replay Man Utd v QPR 29th and Div 1 v Preston North End 1st Sept, London FA Cup v Brentford 5th Oct, combined issue for SEL v Leyton 5th Dec & London FA Charity Match v Woolwich Arsenal 7th Dec, FA Cup 1st Rd Norwich City v Reading, FA Cup 1st Rd v Hull City 20th Jan, friendly v Fulham 20th Feb, Household Brigade FA Senior Cup S/F 2nd Batt Grenadier Gds v 1st Batt Scots Gds 10th March s/s plus replay  15th March s/s, Household Brigade FA Senior Cup S/F 1st Batt Grenadier Gds v 3rd Batt Grenadier Gds 18th March s/s, FA Cup S/F Bristol City v Derby County 27th March, Household Brigade FA Cup Final 3rd Batt Grenadier Gds v 1st Batt Scots Gds 1st April, Inter Services match Household Brigade v Royal Navy 15th Apr s/s, blue cloth binding, very good condition throughout.Provenance: Jack Budd, Chelsea FC Club Director 1931 to 1952.

Bound volume of Chelsea home programmes season 1911-12,THIS VOLUME INCLUDING THE 1911 FA CHARITY SHIELD MANCHESTER UNITED v SWINDON TOWN 25th SEPT AND THE FA CUP S/F SWINDON TOWN v BARNSLEY 30th MARCH, the volume comprising first team (Football League Div 2) and reserves (South-Eastern League), programme No. 1 also covering London FA Charity Fund match Chelsea v Woolwich Arsenal, No. 3 also covering London FA Cup 1st Rd v Crystal Palace, FA Charity Shield Man Utd v Swindon Town 25th Sept, No. 8 also covering Schoolboys match West London v Duke of York’s, Middx FA Cup replay Chelsea v Tottenham Hotspur 8th Nov, No. 12 also covering friendly Chelsea v Millwall, Middx FA Cup Final Chelsea v Clapton Orient 20th Nov, No. 21 also covering representative match London v Southern Counties, English Wds v The Ferencvarosi Torna Club (Budapest) 10th Jan, FA Cup 1st Rd v Sheffield Utd 13th Jan, No. 27 a special black-edged memorial edition for the late Mr H.A Mears issued for the Grimsby Town Div 2 match, No. 33 also covering friendly v City of Westminster, Lady Bradford Challenge Cup Final ‘X’ (Kilburn Division) v ‘W’ (Clapham Division) s/s plus replay 26th Apr s/s, Harry Ransom Benefit match Chelsea v Fulham 25th Apr, No. 41 also covering Chelsea v Arthur Thomas Competition Cup team, Peterborough Infirmary Cup Chelsea v Peterborough City 30th Apr, blue boards with stains and minor damage, interior very good.Provenance: Jack Budd, Chelsea FC Club Director 1931 to 1952.

Bound volume of Chelsea home programmes season 1912-13,comprising first team (Football League Div 1) and reserves (South-Eastern League), plus Middx Professional Reserves Cup Chelsea v Tottenham Hotspur 23rd Sept, London Professional Charity Fund match Chelsea v Woolwich Arsenal 30th Sept, No. 10 also covering London Challenge Cup 2nd Rd Chelsea v Barking, No.11 also covering Middx Professional Reserves Cup S/F Chelsea v QPR, No. 13 also covering London Challenge Cup S/F Fulham v Crystal Palace, Middx Professional Reserves Cup v Fulham 28th Nov, Amateur International Trial match London FA v Southern Counties 1st Jan, FA Cup 1st Rd v Southend 11th Jan, FA Cup 1st Rd replay West Ham v WBA 22nd Jan, No. 28 covering FA Cup 2nd Rd v Sheffield Wednesday & representative match London v Household Brigade, Metropolitan Thursday Shield match Fulham Thursday v 2nd Batt Scots Gds 6th March s/s, friendly v Gillingham 8th March, Lady Bradford Cup Final ‘X’ Division v ‘W’ Division 10th Apr, No. 41 also covering friendly v Fulham, good condition, only minor marks to blue cloth, interior very good.Provenance: Jack Budd, Chelsea FC Club Director 1931 to 1952.

Bound volume of Chelsea home programmes season 1913-14,comprising first team (Football League Div 1) and reserves (South-Eastern League), plus London Challenge Cup 1st Rd v Bromley 29th Sept, No. 7 also covering Middx Professional Reserves Cup 2nd Rd v QPR, London Challenge Cup 2nd Rd v Woolwich Arsenal 20th Oct, No. 10 also covering Peterborough Infirmary Cup replayed Final v Peterborough FA, Middx Professional Reserves Cup S/F v Millwall Athletic 6th Nov, No. 13 also covering London Challenge Cup S/F Tottenham Hotspur v Woolwich Arsenal, Amateur International Trial match London v Southern Counties 1st Jan, Middx Senior Cup West London OB v Tufnell Spartan 10th Jan, FA Cup 1st Rd replay v Millwall Athletic 14th Jan, representative match Household Brigade FA v Surrey County FA 28th Jan, friendly v Fulham 31st Jan, representative match Household Brigade FA v London FA 5th Feb, No. 32 also covering Household Brigade Challenge Cup 1st Batt Scots Gds v Guards Depot, Grand Baseball match New York Giants v Chicago White Sox 26th Feb (under the patronage of HM The King), friendly v Oxford & Cambridge Universities 5th March, No. 37 also covering Household Brigade Challenge Cup 1st Batt Grenadier Gds v 3rd Batt Grenadier Gds, Household Brigade Challenge Cup S/F 1st Batt Grenadier Gds v 3rd Batt Grenadier Gds 16th March s/s, No. 40 also covering Household Brigade Challenge Cup Final 1st Batt Grenadier Gds v Guards Depot, Corinthians v English Wds 25th March s/s, Southern Charity Cup Final Coventry City v Southampton 1st April s/s, No. 45 also covering London League Div 1 West London OB v Barking, Lady Henry Cup Final ‘X’ Division v ‘R’ Division 23rd April s/s, Ben Warren Benefit match North v South 27th April, blue cloth-covered boards, gilt titling, slight colour fade to cloth on spine, otherwise very good throughout.Provenance: Jack Budd, Chelsea FC Club Director 1931 to 1952.

Bound volume of Chelsea home programmes season 1921-22,comprising first team (Football League Div 1) and reserves (London Football Combination), plus London Professional Charity Fund match v Fulham 26th Sept s/s, London Challenge Cup 1st Rd v Millwall 17th Oct s/s, Amateurs v Professionals 7th Nov s/s, London Challenge Cup S/F Tottenham v Arsenal 14th Nov s/s, London Challenge Cup S/F replay Fulham v Crystal Palace 21st Nov s/s, friendly v Oxford & Cambridge Universities 15th Dec s/s, FA Cup 1st Rd v WBA 7th Jan, friendly v Everton 28th Jan, Corinthians v Preston North End 6th Feb s/s, friendly v Fulham 18th Feb, blue cloth-covered boards, gilt titling, very good, minor marks to front board, interior very good.Provenance: Jack Budd, Chelsea FC Club Director 1931 to 1952.

Two Liverpool 1930s home programmes,F.L. Division One v Arsenal 9th April 1932, a combined programme also covering the Everton reserves fixture v Huddersfield Town; and the FAC4 replay v Sheffield United 26th January 1938

Six Luton Town 1930s home programmes,FAC3 v Arsenal 13th January 1934; F.L. Division Three (South) v Aldershot 28th March 1936; and F.L. Division Two fixtures v Tottenham Hotspur 18th September 1937, West Ham United 12th November 1938, Millwall 22nd April 1939 and from the abandoned 1939-40 season Sheffield Wednesday 26th August

                Nottingham Forest v Arsenal programme 3rd February 1923, F.L. Division One

Patrick Vieira red Arsenal no.4 home jersey, season 1999-2000,Nike, short-sleeved with THE FA PREMIER LEAGUE sleeve badges, club crest and sponsor logo, reverse lettered VIEIRA, size XL, bears old horizontal tape marks stains to front and mark stain on right shoulder

Three QPR reserves home programmes,London Combination v Arsenal 19th December 1936, Fulham 17th April 1937 and Bristol City 19th November 1938

Twelve Reading home programmes 1930s,F.L.Third Division South fixtures unless otherwise stated, played at Elm Park, Southend United 23rd September 1933, Luton Town 10th November 1934  (reserves, London Combination), Clapton Orient 29th December 1934, Arsenal 16th February 1935 (FAC, special souvenir edition), Coventry City 19th April 1935, Clapton Orient 1st January 1936 (reserves, London Combination), Brighton & Hove Albion 11th April 1936, Notts County 5th September 1936, Bristol City 2nd October 1937, Watford 19th February 1938, Clapton Orient 29th October 1938 and Notts County 4th February 1939

Arsenal collection of eight signed photographs,8 by 10in. photographs including Ian Wright, Mikel Arteta, David Luiz, Jack Wilshere, Takehiro Tomiyasu 4 by 6in. photograph, Thomas Partey 4 by 6in. photograph and signed cards - Granit Xhaka signed Adrenalyn 21/22 Trading Card, Mohamed Elneny signed Adrenalyn 21/22 Trading Card, with COA and photo proof

Tottenham Hotspur v Arsenal programme, played at Highbury, 29th March 1919,single-sheet, printed on both sides, with team line-up, horizontal and vertical creases, paper loss at page edges, with folds

Six Tottenham Hotspur 1920s home programmes,v Brentford 31st October 1921 (London Challenge Cup 2nd Round); and F.L. Division One fixtures v Arsenal 15th April 1922, Manchester City 21st April 1924, Sunderland 24th January 1925, Leeds United 9th March 1925 and Nottingham Forest 25th April 1925

Ten Tottenham Hotspur 1930s home programmes,F.L. Division Two fixtures v Charlton Athletic 25th December 1931 and West Ham United 17th December 1932; FAC4 v Newcastle United 26th January 1935, F.L. Division One v Sunderland 23rd February 1935 and West Ham United 14th March 1936; Preston N.E. 6th March 1937 (FAC6), reserves v Arsenal reserves 3rd May 1937 for the London Challenge Cup Final, single-sheet; 2 copies of Tottenham Hotspur reserves v Ipswich Town reserves 4th September 1937, friendly; and v West Ham United 30th January 1939 (FAC4 replay)

A collection of 43 Tottenham Hotspur programmes from the 1960-61 double-winning season,21 League homes plus 3 F.A. Cup homes, 15 League aways plus F.A. Cup away at Villa, the s/f v Burnley and final v Leicester; an away friendly at Feyenoord; together with tickets for the Cup Final and s/f and the League away at Arsenal (46) 

Two WBA 1930s home programmes,F.L. Division One fixtures v Sheffield Wednesday 31st October 1931 and Arsenal 13th April 1936

Bound volume of West Ham United home programmes season 1928-29,comprising first team (Football League Div 1), reserves (London Combination) and ‘A’ team (Metropolitan Mid-Week League), plus two practice matches – No. 2 printed on blue paper, London Professional Charity Fund game v Millwall 8th Oct, friendly West Ham ‘A’ v Custom House 13th Oct, London Challenge Cup 1st Rd v Chelsea 15th Oct, London Challenge Cup S/F Tottenham v Charlton Ath 26th Nov, FA Cup 3rd Rd v Sunderland 12th Jan, FA Cup 4th Rd v Corinthian 26th Jan, reserves friendly v Bournemouth 16th Feb, FA Cup 5th Rd replay v Bournemouth 20th Feb, reserves Combination match v Arsenal 2nd March printed on blue paper, reserves friendly v Thames 18th March, reserves Combination match v Reading 2nd Apr printed on blue paper, London Senior Cup Final London Calies v Ilford 11th May, blue cloth binding, gilt titling to front board, very good condition throughout.