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Click here to subscribe1960s Collection of approx 272 programmes, wide variety of Clubs including: Aldershot, Arsenal, A Villa, Blackpool, Brentford, Carlisle, Chelsea, C Palace, Derby, Everton, Fulham, Grimsby, Hartlepool, Ipswich, Orient, Liverpool, Man City, Man Utd, Millwall, Nottm Forest, Peterboro, PNE, WPR, Reading, Shrewsbury, Southport, Spurs, WHU, Wrexham etc.
FAMOUS FOOTBALLERS Book published in 1895 "Famous Footballers", 224 large plates of Famous Footballers, Rugby Players and Team Groups of the age. Includes team groups of Royal Arsenal, Newcastle Utd, Wolves, Sheffield Wed, Sheffield Utd, Millwall, Derby County, Blackburn Rovers, Swansea, Leicester Fosse, Preston, Aston Villa, Wales, England and Scotland. Rugby team groups include England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales, a number of County teams and also a number of Club teams including Hull FC, Hartlepool Rovers, London Scottish, Richmond, Newport, Moseley, Cardiff and others. Many individual player photographs from both Football and Rugby. The book is nicely bound in claret leather and cloth with a gilt hardback cover inscription "Famous Footballers" with a gilt coloured player kicking a football, size of the plates is approx 24cm x 36 cm ( 9 1/2 " x 14"). 224 plates in total and generally in good condition, occasional slight creasing but overall condition should in our opinion be described as "Good". An excellent historical book showing the stars of the early days of Football and Rugby. This scarce book is rarely seen in condition as good as this and most surviving copies have been unbound to provide individual plates. As described
SUNDERLAND Nineteen home programmes, 51/2 season 18 x League ( missing v Man Utd, Spurs and West Brom) + Cup v Stoke, some faults , issue v Blackpool has partly split spine but some are generally good and good. Includes games v Arsenal, Chelsea, Wolves, Derby, Man City and Liverpool. Fair-generally good
PROGRAMMES Fifty programmes from forties and fifties including Scottish, friendlies and Big Game. Includes Scotland v England 52, Hibs v Motherwell 51/2, Hibs v Falkirk 57/8, Arsenal v Chelsea 50/51, Ireland v British Army 50/51 (John Charles in Army team), England Amateurs v Scotland 49/50 at Hull ( light staining), Stirling v Rangers 58/9, Dundee Utd v Dunfermline 57/8, Shrewsbury v League XI 26/4/50 ( minor tape along spine), Portsmouth Res v Norwich Res 49/50 (mint), Peterborough v Bedford 52/3, Liverpool v Shef Utd 48/9 ( score on cover), Leeds and District FA v Uganda 56/7 at Elland Road ( includes players from Leeds Utd, Farsley Celtic and Yorkshire Amateurs), Gloucester v Portsmouth 55/6, Ipswich v Bournemouth 55/6, Gateshead v Carlisle 56/7, 3 x Colchester 56/7, Charlton v Stockport 47/8 (Cup), Brentford v Fulham 47/8, Cardiff v Arsenal 53/4 and Villa v Arsenal 54/5. Conditions vary but most faults are minor and condition is at least Fair-Generally good . Ascribed
CHELSEA Twelve away programmes1946/47 to 49/50. 46/47 Wolves, Brentford (changes),48/49, Arsenal, (changes), Aston Villa, Charlton (h-t, scores), Derby County (changes, detached cover), Everton (detached back cover), 1949/50 Arsenal (changes) , Brentford (changes), Charlton (score), Fulham (score), Liverpool (score). Fair
1950s Approx 83 programmes, good variety inc: Leyton Orient v Fulham, Leicester and Notts Co 56/57; Southampton v Leicester and Sheff Utd 51/52 (taped edges); Tranmere v Accrington 54/55; Aldershot v Gillingham 55/56; Gillingham v Southampton 57/58; Millwall v Fulham 50/51 FAC; Stoke v Notts Co 56/57; Swansea v Sunderland 54/55 FAC; A Villa v Chelsea 55/56; Arsenal v Carlisle 50/51 FAC; Luton v Brentford FAC and Charlton FAC 51/52; QPR v Southend 52/53; Wrexham v Hartlepools 56/57; A Villa v Derby 49/50; C Palace v Southampton and Bournemouth 53/54; Southampton v Luton 50/51 etc. Condition varies
BRADFORD PA Home programme v Bristol City, 13/9/1913, BPA were promoted on goal average having finished on equal points with Arsenal who stayed down. Their paths have continued to follow different courses not entirely to the advantage of Avenue. This copy is ex bound volume but has the cover, slight nicks to spine , sixteen page issue, slight ageing.
TESTIMONIALS Four Testimonial match programmes, Arsenal v All-Stars XI 29/9/52 at Brighton, Nottingham Forest v All Stars XI, 23/9/57 ( four page issue), Sheffield XI v International XI 10/3/58 at Bramall Lane ( fold) and Crystal Palace v International Managers XI 5/5/56. Fair-generally good
ARSENAL Complete set of home programmes from the 1952/53 Championship season, 21 League games and all 3 home F.A Cup ties. Set of home programmes from 1955/56, 21 League games and F.A Cup ties against Bedford and A Villa, and several rare 4-page issues notably Man Utd and Everton. Both sets were previously the property of Don Roper ex-Arsenal winger. Sold together with 12 home programmes from the beginning of 1956/57 season before his transfer to Southampton. Fair/good
MISCELLANY An interesting miscellany containing books, brochures, handbooks, cigarette cards, trade cards etc. Contains 5 handbooks from Bournemouth Football Association, ( 2 x 20s, 2 x 30s and 52/3, FA Laws booklet 1888-89 ( no cover) and FA Rules and Laws of the Game 1938-39, a number of Chix Famous Footballers ( 50s), Booklet issued by The Champion, 3rd Division South team photographs (early 30s), Topical Times cards, Sportswear brochures ( 50s- 3 x Bukta , 1 x Umbro) and Mansfield 58-59 sports equipment brochure, Volume 4 of Association Football and the Men Who Made It, numerous comic giveaways from late 50s/early 60s, booklets such as Action (60s), Football Favourites ( several from the 50s), Football Favourites annual 50/51, Ellesmere Port Town letter 1947, colour caricature of Trevor Ford (Aston Villa), Topical Times complete album of Great Players, and finally 15 team groups from the 1930s given away in groups of three teams, each team circa 4" x 2" and includes Man Utd, Leeds, Arsenal, Villa, Preston ( with the FA Cup), Everton, Sunderland, Rangers etc. A number of other items and quite an interesting collection, mainly fair condition but condition does vary, some poor-fair others good. As described
FAMOUS FOOTBALL TEAMS Booklet containing 14 team groups circa 1900, pink cover with Foulkes (Shef Utd goalie) on the front, published by R.Scott and Co, Manchester, teams include Aston Villa, Man City, QPR, Southampton, Millwall, Newcastle, Scotland, Bury (with Cup), Everton, Wales, Ireland, Woolwich Arsenal, Notts County and Shef Wed. Issue number 5 in surprisingly good condition. Good
FOREIGN Circa 120 + foreign programmes, includes Twente v Arsenal 84/5, Wiener Sportklub v Eintracht Frankfurt 59/60 European Cup, programmes from many European Countries , Club games including Real Madrid, good number of Czech 60s issues , also includes a couple of US teams media guides, programmes range from 60s to modern and includes competitive European games. Fair-generally good
ASTON VILLA Eighteen tickets for Villa games, mainly Cup games, majority Villa homes, includes Cup Semi-Finals 28/3/57 v West Brom replay at Birmingham, and Semi v Wolves 26/3/60 at West Brom, two League Cup Semi-Finals v Man Utd, 69/70 home and away, others include FA Cup tickets at Arsenal 28/1/56, homes v Bristol City 56/7 and Burnley 56/7, 58/9 v Burnley, 59/60 v Preston ( two tickets one seat, one ground), 59/60 v Leeds, 60/61 v Tottenham (tape along tear) and v Bristol Rovers, 61/2 homes v Charlton, Crystal Palace and Huddersfield + away at Tottenham and 64/5 home v Wolves., some have folds but condition overall is generally good. Fair-generally good
SHEFFIELD WED Official souvenir programme v Arsenal 7/9/1929, complete with blue and white ribbon on cover, special issue to celebrate Wednesday winning both The First Division Championship and The Central League Championship (Reserves) in 1928/29 , slight fold and rusting staple otherwise good. Generally good
ARSENAL/Q.P.R Two war time programmes between Arsenal and QPR, 24 Apr 1943, Wartime Cup South semi-final at Chelsea (two punch-holes, no print affected, slight fold but still generally good) plus Arsenal v QPR 23 Sep 1944 (two punch-holes, no print affected, score, scorers). Fair/generally good
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