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An autograph book with a good selection of 20th century sportsmen, including the 1921 Australian cricket team, the 1930 Arsenal football team, 1921 Worcestershire CCC, and many individuals including Jim Smith the first Wembley Cup Final winning captain, Jesse Pennington, George Kay, George Duncan (golfer), Percy Hendren, Gerald Patterson (Wimbledon Champion), Floyd Patterson, Freddie Mills, Jimmy Wilde, Bombardier Billy Wells, J B Hobbs, Charlie Buchan, Ted Kid Lewis, Jimmy Dimmock, Ted Drake, Nobby Stiles, Tom Finney and many others, the album modern, with transfers from older albums

A red England v Wales international cap 1920 wirework rose and dated 1920 This was Sam Hardy's 20th cap. The match was played at Highbury, Arsenal, on 15th March 1920. Wales beat England 2-1.

A shield made to commemorate Arsenal's first appearance in a F.A. Cup Final in 1927, in the form of a varnished wooden shield inscribed gilt ARSENAL FOOTBALL CLUB, set with a shelf mounted with a gunmetal miniature replica of a cannon and inscribed THE GUNNERS, all on a rectangular wooden backboard with wall fittings, the reverse dated, signed and inscribed 1927, J. HARRIS, WOOLWICH, 84 by 58.5cm., 33 by 23in.

A silver-gilt London Football Association Challenge Cup winner's medal won by a Chelsea footballer in season 1949-50, inscribed LONDON FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION CHALLENGE CUP COMPETITION, WINNERS, 1949-50, in original paper box The 1949-50 London Challenge Cup Final was won by Chelsea who defeated Brentford 3-0 in a replay at Fulham, after a 4-4 draw at Arsenal.

Jimmy Rimmer's Manchester United 1968 European Cup winner's medal, continental .750 gold & enamel by Peka, inscribed COUPE DES CLUBS CHAMPIONS EUROPEENS, VAINQUEUR, 1968, and engraved JIMMY RIMMER Provenance: Bought at Christie's in 2003. Jimmy Rimmer was on the substitute's bench for the 1968 European Cup Final. Rimmer was for the large part understudy to Alex Stepney as the Manchester United goalkeeper and made a total of 46 appearances between 1965 and 1974. Arsenal then signed him with a view to an eventual replacement for Bob Wilson and made a total of 146 starts for the Gunners. He then joined Aston Villa in 1977 and while at Villa Park was the recipient of a Championship medal and a second European Cup winner's medal of his career. In the final we was injured and replaced after 9 minutes, and so has been awarded Europe's top club honour on two occasions for nine minutes of participation.

Ray Kennedy's Liverpool Football League Division One Championship medal season 1981-82, gold and enamel, inscribed FOOTBALL LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP, DIVISION 1 WINNERS, the medal has been mounted in a frame together with a colour photograph of Kennedy and printed career biography, 56 by 27cm., 22 by 10 3/4in.; the original medal case has been preserved and is also offered with the lot (2) Provenance: The Ray Kennedy Collection, Christie's, 20th October 1993 In a highly successful career Ray Kennedy won honours at every senior domestic and European level with Arsenal and Liverpool. The present medal was awarded for his sixth and final Championship win, and his fifth for Liverpool during his final season at Anfield. The reds finished the 1981-82 season with a total of 87 points, four clear of Ipswich Town. After short spells at Swansea and Hartlepool Ray Kennedy was forced to retire from the game having started to suffer the initial symptoms of Parkinson's disease.

A rare blue Arsenal No.16 goalkeeping jersey 1991-92 season, long-sleeved, Football League badges This style of goalkeeper's shirt was only worn in two League games in season 1991-92, away to Norwich and home to Liverpool.

A signed Patrick Vieira red and white Arsenal Champions League jersey, signed in black marker pen, mounted, framed and glazed, 89 by 96cm., 35 by 38in.

A signed and match-worn Robert Pires red and white Arsenal jersey season 2000/01, signed in black marker pen, mounted in a frame with a signed COA from Pires confirming that he wore this jersey in the match v Chelsea at Stamford Bridge 6/9/2000, and also a Pires-signed match action photo from this fixture, mounted, framed and glazed, 109 by 86cm., 43 by 34in.

A team-signed red Liverpool No.16 jersey from the 1991 Caltex Cup v Arsenal in Singapore, signatures in black marker pen, short-sleeved, Football League, Caltex and British Airways sleeve badges

Autographed caricatures of the Charlton Athletic team in season 1934-35, original pen & ink & watercolour artworks by an unknown but talented hand, signed in blue ink by 14 players including Welsh, Turner, Bartram, Duffy etc., the sheet 23 by 16.5cm., 9 by 6 1/4in.; note the reverse has later caricatures and signatures relating to the Arsenal v Dynamo match 21st November 1946

Autographed caricatures of the Arsenal 1970-71 Double Winning Team, original pen & ink & watercolour artworks by an unknown but talented hand on 4 sheets, signed by 18 players, Wilson, George, Graham. Kennedy, Mee, McLintock, Marinello etc., the fourth sheet a little later in date and signed by Ball and Brady, the sheets 23 by 16.5cm., 9 by 6 1/4in.

An Arsenal retro jersey signed by 10 members of the 1970-71 Double winning team, signatures in black marker pen including McLintock, George, Wilson, Radford, Rice, Sammels etc.

Two souvenir club footballs signed by George Graham Arsenal teams, signatures including George Graham, Lucic, O'Leary, Winterburn, Parlour, Adams, Dixon, Alan Smith, Allinson, Bould, Hayes, Williams, Davis, Merson, Groves, Quinn, Robson, Caesar et al.

A signed Tony Adams Arsenal tribute shirt, reverse mounted, signed in black marker pen on the No.6, embroidered inscription of Adam's Arsenal career record, title plaque, mounted , framed and glazed, 83 by 68cm., 32 ½ by 26 ¾in.; sold together with a COA that incorporates a photograph of the signing (2)

A signed Ian Wright Arsenal tribute shirt, reverse mounted, signed in black marker pen on the No.8, embroidered inscription of Wright's Arsenal career record, title plaque, mounted, framed and glazed, 78 by 69.5cm., 30 ¾ by 27 ½in.; sold together with a COA that incorporates a photograph of the signing (2)

To be sold to raise funds for an electric wheelchair A team-signed picture of the Arsenal squad from the final season at Highbury 2005/2006, 16 signatures in black marker pen, mounted, framed and glazed, 62 by 44cm., 24 ½ by 17in., a COA taped to the backboard from Keith Edelman, MD Arsenal FC

A group of three 1930s football autograph albums, with a good selection of football teams from the period including Leeds, Wolves, Manchester City, Blackburn, Southampton, West Ham, Bradford City, Coventry City, Barnsley, Spurs, Blackburn, Leicester, Norwich, Sheffield United, Blackpool, Newcastle, Bury, Derby, Liverpool, Sunderland, Portsmouth, Arsenal, Everton, Preston, Huddersfield, Sunderland, Aston Villa, WBA, Birmingham and others, also some cricket content; sold together with some football cigarette cards

A football autograph book compiled between the late 1930s and early 1950s, team groups, many back-to-back, including Chesterfield, Grimsby (twice), Derby, Bradford City, Blackburn, Swansea, Manchester United (twice), Brentford, Preston, Carlisle, Notts County, Everton, Sheffield United, Jonkopings, Manchester City, West Brom reserves, Portsmouth, Sunderland, Southampton, RAF v Army, Leeds, Barnsley, Cardiff, Rotherham, Hull, Middlesbrough, Newcastle, Arsenal, Charlton, Huddersfield, Sheffield Wednesday, Tottenham Hotspur, Aston Villa, Luton; also cricket, Yorks CCC, Australia, England, New Zealand, plus Bradman; and the boxer Bruce Woodcock

An archive of Tottenham Hotspur club documents dating from 1926 and 1927, mostly details sent from opposition clubs regarding Tottenham's share of gate money, often bearing the signatures of notable personalities at clubs, e.g. Herbert Chapman at Arsenal; sold together with a bundle of invoices and receipts addressed to Tottenham Hotspur Football & Athletic Company Ltd dating from 1926 and 1927, tied with string, each invoice/receipt bearing an auditor's rubber stamp, including various internal expenses reclaims bearing signatures of the recipients, many examples from suppliers, the Football Association, rent charges, Inland Revenue etc. (a qty)

A group of four tickets for matches that were never played, F.A. Cup Final Replay Everton v Manchester United at Wembley 25th May 1995; F.A. Cup Final Replay Arsenal v Newcastle United Wembley 21st May 1998; F.A. Cup Final Semi-Final Replay Newcastle United v Tottenham Hotspur at Old Trafford 14th April 1999; F.A. Cup 3rd Round replay Manchester United v Aston Villa at Old Trafford 16th January 2002

1927 F.A. Cup final programme Arsenal v Cardiff City, the programme in reasonable condition, centre pages have come away from the staples

F.A. Cup semi-final programme Arsenal v Hull City played at Elland Road, Leeds, 22nd March 1930, lacking covers

A bound volume of Arsenal programmes 1928-29, no covers, 1st team, reserves and other matches played at Highbury

A souvenir programme for the Opening of the West Stand at Highbury Arsenal v Chelsea 10th December 1932, covers marked and grubby, internally in reasonable condition, a little red colour run and centre pages detached from staples

A Tottenham Hotspur v Arsenal reserves programme 24th February 1912

A mounted framed and signed photo of Thierry Henry of Arsenal

A box containing a collection of 72 carded Tonka footballers c1989 inc seven club kits, Arsenal, Tottenham, Everton, Manchester United, Liverpool, Aston Villa & Nottingham Forest.

Arsenal F.C Memorabilia - A framed colour photographic print of the Arsenal team before a Champions League game season 2004 - 2005 bearing the signatures of Bergkamp, Silva, Viera, Cygan, Lehmann, Cole, Reyes, Henry Dires, Toure and Lauren - with certificate of authenticity

Arsenal F.C. Memorabilia - framed Limited Edition signed photographic print of Tony Adams with League Trophy 1998 13/50 signed by him on 29th August 2002 - with certificate of authenticity

Arsenal F.C. Memorabilia -A framed 2006 - 2007 multi signed pennant with signatures of Walcott, Clichy, Van Persie, Aliadier, Toure, Gallas, Flamini. Fabregas, Adebayor, Gilberto, Hoyte, Ljungberg, Roisicy and Henry - with certificate of authenticity

Arsenal F.C. memorabilia - A Thierry Henry signed 02 shirt - framed

Arsenal F C memorabilia - A framed 1913-2006 maroon 02 centenary signed shirt with certificate - Cole, Toure, Campbell, Senderos, Pires, Ljung-Berg, Henry, Berkamp, Fabrigas, Van Persie, Gilberto, Reyes, Hleb, Cygan, Lauren and Wenger

Arsenal F.C. Memorabilia - A framed 2000-2001 season red Arsenal training sweatshirt top bearing the signatures of Seaman, Dixon, Cole, Keown, Adams, Pires, Ljungberg, Wiltord, Lauren, Taylor, Henry Parlour, Edu Grimandi, Upson, Kanu, Toure, Aliadiere, Volz and Hans - with certificate of authenticity

Arsenal F.C. Memorabilia - Dennis Berkamp and signed replica testimonial no. 10 shirt season 2005 - 2006 with three photographs below - with certificate of authenticity

Bob Wilson: 8x10 Inch Photo Signed By Former Scotland And Arsenal Goalkeeper Bob Wilson, A Double Winner With The Gunners In 1971. Good condition

Liverpool: 8x10 Inch Photo Signed By Former Liverpool Captain Tommy Smith Pictured Before The 1971 FA Cup Final Against Arsenal. Good condition

Malcolm Macdonald: 8x10 B&W Photo Signed By Malcolm Macdonald Pictured In Action For Arsenal. Good condition

Paul Mariner: 8x12 Inch Photo Signed By Former England, Ipswich Town And Arsenal Striker Paul Mariner. Good condition

Mel Charles: B&W 8x12 Photo Signed By Former Arsenal Star Mel Charles Pictured Alongside His Brother, The Legendary John Charles. Good condition

A limited edition framed film cell and picture of Thierry Henry of Arsenal

A quantity of various football programmes, guides and books, to include 1960`s Football Guide, later programmes, 70s ,80s and 90s to include Arsenal, Chelsea, Manchester City, Everton, a quantity of various other loose programmes, ephemera, etc. (3 boxes)

Two albums containing approximately 600 postcards, the majority topographical views and artist postcards, including photographic postcards titled `Military Quarters, Oakwood, Beckenham`, `Camp, Gore Court Park, Sittingbourne`, `Frensham Hill Hospital`, `Main Gates Woolwich Arsenal` and other postcards by A.E. Kennedy, Donald McGill and Fred Spurgin.

A collection of assorted football memorabilia to include football programmes Arsenal Vs Newcastle 1954, Manchester City Vs Preston North End 1954, Liverpool Vs Leeds United 1976

A Copy of a Russian Eprouvette, in brass and of erotic form, bearing the Tula Arsenal 1771 mark, with ivory pistol grip

A Good Mid-18th Century Prussian Potsdam Arsenal Flintlock Musket, the 105cm steel barrel with brass blade foresight, the banana shape lockplate engraved POTZDAMMAGAZ and D S E, with facetted steel frizzen pan and cover, the walnut full stock with brass fore-end tip, four facetted brass ramrod pipes, with slightly raised carved outline, facetted brass trigger guard and finial, the shouldered butt with brass butt plate and shaped tang, serpentine side plate and oval escutcheon engraved with a monogram, steel sling fore swivel (rear one missing) and steel ramrod

A Good Mid-18th Century Prussian Potsdam Arsenal Flintlock Musket, the 105cm steel barrel with brass blade foresight, the banana shape lockplate engraved POTZDAMMAGAZ and D S E, with facetted steel frizzen pan and cover, the walnut full stock with brass fore-end tip, four facetted brass ramrod pipes, with slightly raised carved outline, facetted brass trigger guard and finial, the shouldered butt with brass butt plate and shaped tang, serpentine side plate and oval escutcheon engraved with a monogram, steel sling fore swivel (rear one missing) and steel ramrod

ARSENAL / SUNDERLAND Single card programme for the Reserve Team Friendly played at Arsenal FC 26/8/1969 including a small newspaper report. Slight horizontal crease. Generally good

ARSENAL / CRYSTAL PALACE Single card programme for the Reserve Team Friendly played at Arsenal FC 9/3/1974, vertical crease, scores entered and slight mark. Generally good

ARSENAL Home small single sheet programme v. Possilpark YMCA 15/4/1967, creased. Generally good

ARSENAL Seven single card programmes for home Friendlie: v. Barnet 14/8/1965, team changes and scores entered; v. England Youth XI 17/1/1967; v. E.P.A. Cyprus 30/8/1967; v. GB Olympic XI 18/3/1968, horizontal fold plus match reports; v. Apoel 19/9/1968, worn, team changes and scores entered; v. Omonia 25/4/1970 team changes and scores entered; v. London Youth XI 9/8/1972, team changes and scores entered. Generally good

ARSENAL Single sheet programmes for the home Football Combination match in season 1947/8 v. Aldershot, folded. Generally good

ARSENAL Single sheet programme for the home Football Combination Cup match in season 1947/8 v. QPR team changes and scores entered. Generally good

ARSENAL Single sheet programme for the home Football Combination match in season 1948/9 v. Southampton, tiny paper loss at the bottom, minor tear and scores entered. Generally good

ARSENAL Two programmes for away Friendlies v. Glasgow Rangers 8/12/1953, score on cover, team changes and scores entered and v. Hibernian 21/3/1955, section cut out from centre pages, folded and score on cover. Fair at best to generally good

ARSENAL Five programmes for away Friendlies: v. All-Stars XI 29/9/1952 played at Brighton & Hove Albion FC, slightly worn; v. Hull City 23/3/1954, writing on cover and team changes; v. Brentford 4/10/1955 team changes; v. QPR 5/10/1953; v. Bristol City 30/3/1954 horizontal fold. Generally good

ARSENAL Seven programmes for away Friendlies: v. Barnsley 15/2/1958 scores entered; v. Swansea Town 25/1/1958 slightly creased; v. Bristol XI 8/5/1959; v. Southampton 10/11/1958, slight horizontal crease; v. Reading 1/12/1958; v. Ipswich Town 16/2/1960 writing on cover; v. Peterborough 8/2/1960 scores entered. Generally good

TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR / ARSENAL Single sheet programme for the Friendly at Tottenham on 2/3/1955, slightly creased and scores entered. Generally good

ARSENAL Three programmes for away Friendlies v. Juventus 14/5/1959, slight vertical crease, v. PSV Eindhoven 23/9/1959, minor tears and v. Sparta Rotterdam, single sheet, horizontal fold and minor tears. Generally good

ARSENAL Two programme for away Friendlies v. Eastern Athletic in Hong Kong 9/5/1981 and v. AIK Stockholm 5/8/1981, team changes and scores entered. Generally good