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ARSENAL Five away programmes for season 1948/9 v. Blackpool horizontal fold, Bolton, Middlesbrough small hole at staple and slight wear at the bottom of the front cover, v. Newcastle slightly creased and slightly marked and v. Preston scores entered. Generally good

ARSENAL Programme for the away League match v. Stoke City 30/8/1948, horizontal fold, slightly worn and scores entered. Generally good

SUNDERLAND V. ARSENAL 1948/9 Programme for the League match at Sunderland in Arsenal's Championship season 18/9/1948. Generally good

ARSENAL Programme for the away Friendly v. Glentoran 19/5/1950, very slight vertical crease, team changes and scores entered. Includes 2 newspaper cuttings. Generally good

ARSENAL Twenty one away programmes for season 1950/1:- 19 League MISSING Blackpool and Sunderland, 2 FA Cup v. Carlisle staple rusted away and number on front and v. Manchester United. In the League Stoke City is the mustard colour issue and has small writing on the cover and Newcastle is very creased and worn. Some of the others are slightly creased and have team changes. Generally good

ARSENAL Handbook for season 1936/7. Staples rusted away. Generally good

ARSENAL Handbook for season 1937/8. Vertical crease on cover. Generally good

ARSENAL Three menus for Dinner & Cabaret given to Honorary Stewards 9/12/1969, 14/12/1970 and 4/12/1978. Good

SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY / ARSENAL Programme for the FA Cup match at Sheffield on 2/3/1935. Sheffield Wednesday won the FA Cup in this year. Very slight vertical crease and pencil team changes. Good

TOTTENHAM - ARSENAL Glossy postcard showing a real photograph of the kick-off between Tottenham and Arsenal at White Hart Lane. Probably circa 1960 and this is an aerial photograph. Scarce item. Good

TOTTENHAM Seventeen programmes from 1955 to 1964, 15 x homes and 2 aways at Everton 55/56 and Luton 57/58. Homes include: League matches v Leeds 56/57, Man Utd 57/58 and 4 x 60/61 (Double season) including Man Utd; Friendlies v Stuttgart and Partick 57/58; Reserves 60/61 v Charlton, Leicester and Arsenal (single sheet). Generally good

ENGLAND Twenty five England programmes from 1951 to 1963 all homes except 1 away v Wales 1961 All home matches played at Wembley except Denmark at Wolves 1956 and Luxembourg at Arsenal 1961 Three tickets v Wales 1956, France 1957 and Italy 1959 Thirteen Youth and U-23 issues for matches played at Arsenal and Chelsea. Football League and GB v Bulgaria (Olympic Qualifier) 1956 Two team sheets from Euro 1992 Fair/Generally good

PROGRAMME MISCELLANY Ninety two programmes from 1949 to 1980, 2 x 1940s, 76 x 1950s, 11 x 1960s, 2 x 1970s and 1 x 1980s, including Aldershot v Torquay 49/50, Newcastle v Blackpool and Hull v Doncaster 50/51, Newport v Bristol City 54/55, Carlisle v Accrington 57/58 and Bohemians v Arsenal 61/62 (Friendly). Also including Millwall Handbook 56/57, West Ham Promotion Handbook 58/59 and handbook 64/65. Fair/Generally good

1930 FA CUP FINAL Official programme, 1930 Cup Final, Arsenal v Huddersfield, slight fold, missing back cover, tape marks to spine, no writing. As described

1932 FA CUP FINAL Official programme, 1932 Cup Final, Arsenal v Newcastle, no covers, year noted on front page, marks to back page, fold, slightly grubby. As described

ARSENAL Three single sheet home programmes in season 1943/4 v. Tottenham folded, v. Portsmouth folded and slightly worn and v. Brentford typed team change and horizontal fold. All are FL South. Generally good

ARSENAL Three single sheet home programmes in season 1943/4 v. Chelsea folded, pencil team changes, v. QPR folded and v. Fulham. All are FL South. Generally good

ARSENAL Three single sheet home programmes in season 1943/4 v. West Ham United folded, slightly worn and pencil team changes, v. Clapton Orient slightly creased and pencil team changes folded and v. Southampton pencil team changes. All are FL South. Generally good

ARSENAL TICKET Home ticket v. Derby County 17/4/1948. Staircase 3 Good

1947 AMATEUR CUP FINAL Programme for Wimbledon v. Leytonstone played at Arsenal FC 19/4/1947, vertical fold. Generally good

ARSENAL / ASTON VILLA / NOTTS. COUNTY / SUNDERLAND Eight page joint issue programme for 4 X England v. Germany Youth matches played on the home grounds of the above 4 clubs 18 - 30/3/1950.National Association of Boys Clubs games. Slight horizontal crease. Generally good

LEYTON ORIENT / GORLESTON / ARSENAL Single sheet programme for Orient v. Gorleston FA Cup 2nd Replay played at Arsenal FC on 3/12/1951, very slight horizontal creases. Good

NEUTRAL AT ARSENAL Single sheet programme for London v. Western Germany Schoolboys match played at Arsenal FC on 11/04/1953 horizontal fold. Generally good

ARSENAL Four page programme for the Jack Young Benefit Cricket Match played at Arsenal FC v. Middlesex CCC on 11/8/1952. Score very neatly written. Good

SOUTH-EAST COUNTIES LEAGUE TROPHY When the South East Counties League was disbanded in 1998, the then Secretary , Alan Leather offered the trophies back to the FA but was told that they did not want them and that he should keep them. We are now offering these trophies for sale on behalf of the family and this trophy is the South East Counties League Championship trophy with lid and plinth which has a silver band around it detailing all the winners from 1954/55 to 1997/98. The trophy was presented to the South East Counties League by Joseph Mears of Chelsea and it was appropriate that Chelsea were the first winners of it in 1954/55. It was played for by the Under 18 teams of Clubs in the South East and was won multiple times by Chelsea (they won it 8 times out of the first 9 years), Arsenal, Tottenham, QPR , Ipswich, West Ham and Norwich whilst it was won on single occasions by Charlton and Millwall. The trophy and lid are made of silver , made in Sheffield and hallmarked. The trophy is 12 inches high, the lid is approx 6 inches high and the plinth is four inches high. The whole item is approximately 22 inches high. Over the years the exuberance of youth has resulted in the odd very minor knock and the lid is slightly at odds with the top of the trophy but this is an excellent item and was fought for by many well known names from Jimmy Greaves with Chelsea down to Frank Lampard Junior at West Ham. It was awarded to the winning team of the South East Counties League Division 1 Championship. Good

MANCHESTER UNITED Over 50 tickets: 11 x 83-84 season, all different games, includes Charity Shield, home games in Cup-Winners Cup v Dukla, Spartak Varna, Barcelona and Juventus, Milk Cup home and away v Port Vale, away League games at Southampton, Coventry, Ipswich and Watfor; 13 x 85-86 season inc Charity Shield, homes v West Ham and Crystal Palace, both League Cup v Everton and Norwich, both Screens Sports and aways at Coventry, Oxford, Sheff Weds (unused) and Sunderland FAC; 13 x 88-89 season v Mercantile Final v Arsenal, home FAC matches v Bournemouth and Nottm Forest and aways v Aston Villa, Norwich, Sheff Wed, Derby, Tottenham, Newcastle (unused), Southampton, Nottm Forest, and Rotherham and Bournemouth both FAC; 15 x 84-85 season inc homes UEFA Cup v Videoton, Dundee Utd, PSV Eindhoven and Raba Gyor, FAC v Bournemouth, Coventry and West Ham, League Cup v Everton and Burnley, also aways v Coventry, Leics, Watford, Sheff Wed, Blackburn FAC and Everton FAC Final. Some have holes at top, Generally good-good

SOUTH EAST COUNTIES LEAGUE CUP. This trophy was presented each year to the winners of the SECL Knock out Cup. It was presented by the Portsmouth FC in 1958 and once again the first winners were Chelsea. Chelsea won the trophy on eight occasions, Arsenal won it on 6 occasions , Spurs won it on 7 occasions plus a share on one occasion with Watford, West Ham also won the trophy 8 times and other winners included Charlton, Ipswich, Millwall, Fulham , QPR, Norwich, Brighton and Luton. The trophy has a CB hallmark and measures approximately 12 inches. The plinth has a band around it with the names of the winning clubs engraved upon it and measures about 3 inches in height. Total height is just over 15 inches. Players were under 18 to be eligible to play for the trophy. Occasional minor knock has taken place but condition is good. Good

NEUTRAL AT ARSENAL Single sheet programme for London Police v. Edinburgh Police played at Arsenal FC 1/4/1955. Horizontal fold. Generally good

ARSENAL TICKET Away ticket v. Burnley FA Cup 14/2/1953. Slightly creased. Good

CHELSEA / ARSENAL / TICKETS Two tickets for matches played at Chelsea FC, 19/02/1966 and 27/09/1969 very slightly creased. Good

RANGERS / ARSENAL / TICKET Ticket for the Friendly match played at Rangers FC 8/12/1953, very slightly creased. Good

ARSENAL / LIVERPOOL / TICKET Ticket for the Caltex Cup match played in Singapore, Arsenal v. Liverpool 17/5/1991, creased. Generally good

TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR / ARSENAL / TICKETS Three tickets for matches played at Tottenham Hotspur FC, 22/10/1975 Cyril Knowles Testimonial, slightly creased, 12/05/1978 John Pratt Testimonial and 10/11/1991 Cyril Knowles Memorial, slightly creased. Generally good

WEST HAM Eleven signed Black and White photos each one showing different West Ham players holding the FA Cup after their victory over Arsenal in the 1980 Final, all are signed inc Brooking, Bonds Lampard etc, with dealers COA. Good

SOUTHAMPTON RESERVES Thirty nine Reserve issue from 1965/66 to 1973/74, 6 x 65/66, 7 x 66/67, 7 x 67/68, 4 x 68/69, 1 x 69/70, 3 x 70/71, 4 x 71/72, 6 x 72/73 and 1 x 73/74. Opponents include Tottenham, Arsenal, West Ham, QPR, Bournemouth, Plymouth, Ipswich and Norwich. Some minor faults. Generally good

NEUTRAL AT ARSENAL Single sheet programme for the Schools Trophy Final, Islington v. South London played at Arsenal FC 17/5/1977. Folded in four. Generally good

ENGLAND / ARSENAL Single sheet programme for the European Youth Championship Semi-Final, England v. Czechoslovakia played at Arsenal FC 20/5/1983. Good

ARSENAL Six page programme for the away Friendly v. Maidenhead United 12/5/1945, folded, worn, professional tape repair on spines. Fair

ARSENAL Programme for the away Friendly v. Golders Green 24/4/1946, folded, team changes and scores entered. Fair to generally good

ARSENAL Mirror Sprint French magazine dated 13/11/1946 covering the Friendly v. Racing Paris on 11/11/1946. The front page is a large action photograph of the match and the centre pages include photos and a match report. Also includes Rugby and Boxing. Large magazine has a horizontal fold. Generally good

ARSENAL Programme for the away Friendly v. Walthamstow Avenue 3/5/1947, very creased and slightly worn. Fair

ARSENAL Programme for the away Friendly v. Glentoran 19/5/1950, slightly creased. Generally good

WEST HAM UNITED / ARSENAL Programme for the Paynter Testimonial played at West Ham 18/9/1950, horizontal fold and slightly worn. Fair to generally good

ARSENAL Programme for the away Friendly v. Horsham, 3/9/51, very slightly discoloured on the front cover. Alex James was a guest for Arsenal. Generally good

ARSENAL Programme for the away Friendly v. Racing Paris 10/10/1956, very slightly worn. Generally good

ARSENAL Single sheet programme for the home Metropolitan League Cup tie v. Gillingham 4/2/1964, horizontal fold, team changes and scores entered. Generally good

ARSENAL Two home programmes v. Blackburn Rovers 29/03/1930 with tear off strip on page one detached, slight horizontal crease and pencil team changes and v. Everton 01/01/1938 heavily creased and rusty staples. Fair

ARSENAL Three home programmes for season 1932/3 v. Manchester City, Sunderland and Huddersfield Town with pages loose inside. All 3 are creased. Fair

ARSENAL Two home programme in season 1933/4 v. Sheffield United slightly creased and rusty staples, Championship Issue and v. Crystal Palace FA Cup creased, slightly worn and slightly rusty staples. Fair to generally good

ARSENAL Four home programmes for season 1934/5 v. Middlesbrough slight creased and centre pages are very worn, v. Aston Villa slightly creased, small paper loss inside and rusty staples, v. Everton slightly creased and rusty staples and v. Derby County Championship Issue, vertical creases. Fair to generally good

ARSENAL Four home programmes for season 1935/6 v. Aston Villa slightly creased, v. Barnsley FA Cup slight horizontal crease, pencil team changes and rusty staples, v. Wolves slightly creased, pencil team changes and rusty staples and v. Blackburn Rovers slight horizontal crease, team changes and rusty staples. Generally good

ARSENAL Official bound volume for season 1949/50, previously owned by former Manager and Player Jack Crayston, who has signed and dated the inside cover on 10/8/1950. Includes almost all programmes excluding single sheet issues. All home League, FA Cup, Friendly v. AIK Stockholm, Combination, Combination Cup, London Challenge Cup v. Millwall plus neutral matches:- Portsmouth v. Wolves Charity Shield, Brentford v. Chelsea London Challenge Cup Final, Colchester v. Islington Sun Shield, Wembley v. Islington Bower Cup S-F, Edmonton v. Islington Bower Cup Final, Dulwich Hamlet v. Hounslow Town London Senior Cup Final and Essex v. Middlesex FA Youth Championship Final. Good

CARDIFF CITY / ARSENAL Ten programmes for Reserve team matches played at Cardiff, 11/2/1961, 7/10/1961, 11/5/1963, 09/11/1963 score on cover, 12/12/1964, 5/1/1966, 11/02/1969 Cup, 16/2/1977, 15/11/1978 and 13/5/1981. All are slightly creased and some have team changes. Generally good

ARSENAL Home programmes v. Bolton Wanderers 2/5/1931, Championship issue for Arsenal's first success includes a full page team group photograph with the Reserve Team. Very slightly creased and slightly rusty staples. Plus 2 handbooks, 1948/9 rusty staples and 1951/2 wear on cover. Generally good

PROGRAMMES Small collection of programmes which belonged to Alan Leather including 1959 Cup Final, 1963 European Cup Final, England v Wales 56, v Scotland 61 and 63, v Brazil 63, Arsenal v Rangers 63 and several others. Minor faults to some. Generally good

1940'S FOOTBALL MISCELLANY Fourteen programmes plus a Wembley Wolves 1949 FA Cup Souvenir, 6 X Fulham home programmes all with the score on the cover v. Newcastle, Wolves, Derby, Bolton, Burnley and Liverpool all 1949/50 season, Man. Utd. V. Huddersfield 1948/9 punched holes and split on spine, Tottenham v. Southampton 1947/8 tear on front cover, Chelsea v. Bolton 02/06/1945 North v. South Cup Winners heavily folded and worn, Millwall v. Aston Villa 1945/6 worn and tears, England v. Scotland 1949, England v. France 26/05/1945 split in 3 parts, Combined Services v. Police 09/05/1945 at Wembley split and with a section missing and Arsenal v. Clapton Orient 29/01/1944 team changes and tears. Fair at best`

CHARLTON ATHLETIC A box of over 350 home and away programmes 1940's - 1960's. Homes: 3 X 1945/6 v. Portsmouth, Newport and WBA all worn, tears and slight paper loss, 2 X 1947/8 v. Man. Utd. Paper loss and Newcastle, 3 X 48/9 v. Arsenal score on front, Birmingham split spine and Huddersfield, 3 X 1949/50 v. Arsenal, Man. Utd. Slightly worn and Blackpool, 5 X 1950/1, 9 X 1951/2, 3 X 1952/3, 9 X 1953/4, 14 X 1954/5, 23 X 1955/6, 16 X 1956/7, 21 X 1957/8, 21 X 1958/9, 15 X 1959/60, 22 X 1960/1, 22 X 1961/2, 25 X 1962/3 a few with punched holes, 21 X 1963/4, 19 X 1964/5, 15 X 1965/6, 14 X 1966/7, 13 X 1967/8, 17 X 1968/9 and 6 X 1969/70. Aways: 7 X 1940's, 32 X 1950's and 5 X 1960's. Various condition, mostly fair. Fair to generally good

1950'S FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES Approximately 150 programmes for English teams with some of the home teams represented by Arsenal X 53, Fulham X 33 and England X 15* including a ticket v. Scotland 1959 and others including 1959 FA Cup Final, Man. Utd. Homes v. Red Star Belgrade and WBA 1957/8, Man. Utd. V. Fulham FA Cup Semi-Final 1957/8 at Villa, Ireland v. Scotland 1955 and UK v. Europe 1955 in Belfast. Generally good

MAN UTD v ARSENAL Two United home programmes, both 50/51 v Arsenal, 1 x League, 1 x Cup, both have slight folds, slight wear on spines, pencil h-t scores and pencil changes in League issue. Generally good

MAN UTD AWAYS Two away programmes, both four page issues, at Arsenal 17/03/1956 and at Chelsea 3/3/56, both have folds but no writing. Fair-generally good