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Click here to subscribeARSENAL - DARWEN 1931-32 Arsenal home programme v Darwen, 9/1/1932, FA Cup and record Cup victory for Arsenal who won 11-Jan although as Woolwich Arsenal they defeated Ashford Utd 12-0 in the FA Cup preliminary round in 1894 Darwen were a Non-League side and played in red and white jerseys and although Arsenal were at home, Arsenal played in white shirts. Slight fold, pencil scorers noted. Generally good
ARSENAL RESERVES Three London Combination homes: v Brentford 30/11/1935 (slight damage where staples have rusted away, pencil team changes/scores); v Watford 29/01/1938 (staples rusted away leaving slight damage, pencil scorers noted); v Crystal Palace 01/10/1938 (staples removed, score/scorers noted). Fair
ARSENAL / TOTTENHAM RESERVES Four programmes for games between the two Clubs Reserve teams, games at Arsenal dated 11/01/1947 and 13/09/1947 are both Football Combination games and game at Tottenham dated 13/10/1951 is also Combination. Game at Tottenham dated 18/04/1953 is Combination Cup. Some scores, changes . Fair-generally good
ARSENAL Fourteen home tickets:- Derby 71/2, WBA 79/80, Wolves 79/80, Stoke 79/80, QPR 75/6, Ipswich 79/80, Leeds 79/80 slight paper loss, Chelsea 71/2, Huddersfield 71/2, Luton 74/5, Carlisle 74/5, Sunderland 76/7, Northampton 65/6, Preston 60/1 and Manchester United 78/9 unused. Generally good
WALSALL-ARSENAL 1933 Official original programme for the famous FA Cup game in which Walsall defeated the mighty Arsenal 2-0, dated 14/1/1933, Arsenal played several fringe players and they did not play again for Arsenal First team. Programme has had tape along spine and is a little creased but it is complete and in at least "Fair" condition and has no writing. Regarded by many as the biggest Cup upset ever. Fair
ARSENAL 1950s Small collection of 8 programmes plus two issues of the supporters' club magazine "Gunflash", April 53 (vol. 4 no. 40) and August 53 (vol. 5 no. 43). Programmes are: 53/4 v Cardiff, Sunderland and West Brom; 54/5 Friendly v Spartak; 55/6 v Bolton, Man Utd (4-pager 17 Mar), Sunderland and Wolves. Some scores, rusty staples, slight wear/ageing etc. Fair
ARSENAL SELECTION Eight programmes: home card programme v Enfield, 15/10/62, London FA Challenge Cup, second round, slight fold otherwise good; away pirate issue (T Ross) at Charlton 47/8 (fold, slight marks); SECL Final 2nd leg at Charlton 16/5/66; Bill Seddon Testimonial at Romford 66/7; at Millwall 04/10/1965 LCC (grubby back cover); at Charlton 20/09/1967 Southern Junior Cup, single sheet (folds); at Chelsea 21/10/1963 LCC, single sheet card (folds, pin hole - only fair); at Hertha 12/8/67. Fair/generally good
CARDIFF Six home programmes: 3 x 52/3 v Sunderland, Newcastle and Man City; 3 x 53/4 v Portsmouth, Arsenal and Aston Villa. Four have tape marks/scuffs on back covers, some creases. Sold together with Friendly match v Bristol Rovers played 04/05/1953 in Badminton Park (tear repaired, writing on line-up page). Fair
ARSENAL BOUND VOLUME 1929-30 Arsenal bound volume 1929-30, 47 programmes, does not include covers for the programmes but includes programmes for other games played at Highbury comprising Brentford v West Ham 05/05/1930 (London Challenge Cup Final), Royal Navy & Royal Marines v Army 05/04/1930 and two games played at Arsenal on 26/04/1930 when Arsenal were in the FA Cup Final at Wembley, the games being Islington Boys v Holborn and Finsbury plus Claque Cup Final replay Moreland v Barnsbury, a full-sized programme being produced. Contains 21 League programmes, 2 FA Cup programmes, 21 Reserve programmes and the three other games noted. The Cup programme v Chelsea has part of one page torn off otherwise all programmes are in very good condition. Bound in red cloth with gilt inscription along spine. As described
ARSENAL Nine programmes: away at Dusseldorf v Combined Services XI (BLA) 12/8/45, 4-pager (slight wear on fold); home v Brentford 12/10/46, 4-pager; home 47/8 v Chelsea (fold); 3 x homes 48/9 v Derby, Man City and Middlesbrough (folds, minor faults); Combination Cup semi-final v Fulham 28/04/1952 (fold); Chelsea v West Brom 11/02/1953 FAC 3rd replay at Highbury (creased, small tears); away at Bristol City 30/03/1954 Friendly (name written on cover, worn along folds, ink mark). Fair-generally good
1950s Eighteen 1950s programmes: 50/51 Lincoln v Mansfield (grubby, some ink stains), WBA v Derby (one punch hole, some wear and tear) and 2 x Sunderland v Norwich (FAC, staples rusted away, team changes) and v Newcastle (staples rusted away, team changes); 51/2 Bristol City v Brighton (fold, one punch hole, score/scorers noted), Blackpool v Stoke (one punch hole, score/scorers noted, some wear and tear) and Leicester v Coventry (slightly creased); 52/3 West Brom v Chelsea (Cup replay - slight marks/wear) and v Charlton (no staple); Lincoln v Notts County 53/4; 6 x Chelsea homes from Championship season 54/5 v Arsenal, Blackpool, Villa, Everton, Newcastle and WBA (all with usual faults); 2 x Reading home Friendlies 54/55 v Dundee (scorers noted) and v St Mirren (fold, slight mark). Fair
ARSENAL BOUND VOLUME 1930-31 Arsenal first Championship season bound volume 1930-31, 45 programmes, does not include covers but includes four programmes for other games played at Highbury, England v The Rest 04/03/1931 International Trial Match, Amateur Cup Final Hayes v Wycombe Wanderers 11/4/1931, Arsenal v Corinthians 22/04/1931 Sheriff of London Shield and Islington Boys v Wolverhampton Boys 09/05/1931 English Schools Shield Final. Also includes 23 x League, (includes abandoned v Grimsby and also postponed game v Grimsby), Cup v Aston Villa and 17 x Reserves. Bound in red cloth with gilt inscription along spine. Programmes are in very good condition. As described
ARSENAL 1960s Nine home programmes 61/2 v Millwall (London Cup Final), v Gillingham League Cup 2nd Replay 66/7 (creases), v Cardiff 66/7 (Aberfan Disaster Fund), v Apoel 66/7, v Maccabi 67/8, v Corinthian Casuals 65/6 (Shefiff of London Shield), v Rangers 67/8, v Dunfermline 66/7 and v West Ham 59/60 (Floodlight Cup, fold, writing on front cover). Also included is a 1960's Arsenal song-sheet encouraging Arsenal fans to sing. Most are four page issues, some are very good, most are good, one or two fair-generally good. As described
ALF FIELDS MARGATE / ARSENAL MEDAL A medal issued to Alf Fields of Margate FC for winning the Southern Football League Midweek Section in season 1936/7. From 1934 until 1938 Margate FC served as the official nursery side for Arsenal. Under this arrangement the London club regularly loaned promising young players to Margate in order for them to gain match experience. Star players such as Eddie Hapgood also turned out for Margate whilst regaining match fitness after injuries. The medal has the Southern Football League crest on the from and the name, team, winners and season on the reverse. Good
FORTIES Fifteen programmes: Bury v Everton 45/46 (clear tape on inside of spine, horizonta fold); Man Utd v Sunderland 45/6 single sheet (folds, slightly grubby); 2 x Sheff Utd 45/6 v Middlesbro (slightly creased) and v Bury; 4 x Fulham, v Leicester 48/9, and 49/50 v Chelsea, Charlton and Derby; Stoke v Wolves 49/50; Yeovil v Exeter 48/9 (SL); Arsenal v Chelsea 48/9; Chelsea v Stoke 47/8; Brentford v Leicester 48/9; Reading v Brighton 48/9 (worn); Cardiff Res v Portsmouth Res 48/9. Some faults. Fair
ARSENAL PRESENTATION BOOKS 1971 & 1986 Book celebrating the 1970/1 Double season, Arsenal! Arsenal! Special edition with padded covers and a presentation sheet inside of the book issued to Alf Fields signed by Arsenal Chairman Denis Hill-Wood. Also Arsenal 1886-1986 by Phil Soar & Martin Tyler with a Arsenal Stadium headed sheet signed by Chairman Peter Hill-Wood to Alf Fields thanking him for his part in the history of the club. Good
ARSENAL / NEWCASTLE UNITED AUTOGRAPHS Menu and Table Plan for the Dinner and Dance in Celebration of 50 consecutive League seasons in Division 1 at the Park Lane Hotel on 09/11/1968 after the League match at Highbury. The Table Plan is signed on the back cover by 9 Newcastle United players including Elliott, Robson, Burton, McFaul, Clark, Guthrie, Winstanley, Moncur and Craig and on the inside back cover there are 20 Arsenal signatures including Ted Drake, Alf Kirchen, Reg Lewis, Wilf Copping, Lionel Smith, George Male, Jack Kelsey, Bryn Jones, Leslie & Denis Compton, Bernard Joy, Don Roper, Len Wills, Joe Mercer, Doug Lishman and Peter Simpson. The menu has a slight vertical crease. Good
ARSENAL Six home programmes for Combination matches in season 1933/4 v. Millwall staples rusted away, team changes and scores entered, v. Tottenham scores entered, Leicester staples rusted away, creased, Fulham horizontal fold, Charlton rusty staples and Portsmouth scores entered, staples removed. Fair to generally good
ARSENAL Six home programmes for Combination matches in season 1934/5 v. Coventry staples rusted away, v. Brentford slightly creased, v. Northampton slightly creased, scores entered, v. Swansea staples rusted away, scores entered and score on cover, v. Bournemouth staples rusted away and slightly stained inside and v. Crystal Palace fold. Fair to generally good
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