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1942 RAF v Arsenal signed football: an original leather match ball inscribed in ink RAF v Arsenal played at White Hart Lane London on 23 May 1942 and signed by several players to the panels (mostly visible but hard to decipher)- presumably war time fund raising charity match

136x football programmes, from the late1940 to1950s: some from each season to incl Derby County v Stockport County FAC, v P.N.E. 48/9, Essex v Middlesex at Walthamstow Avenue 46/7, Chelsea v Blackpool 48/9, Stoke City v Birmingham City, Bolton Wanderers v Newcastle United, Aston Villa v Huddersfield Town, Wolves v Birmingham City, Derby County v Birmingham, Arsenal Reserves v Crystal Palace, Reading v Doncaster Rovers (friendly), Birmingham v Blackpool all 49/50, Aston Villa v Tottenham Hotspurs, Everton v Aston Villa, Reading v Southend, Aston Villa v Derby County, Birmingham v P.N.E., Charlton v Arsenal all 50/1, Coventry City v Birmingham City, Arsenal v Tottenham Hotspur, England v Austria, Chelsea v Exeter City FAC, 51/2, Many interesting items. Very high retail value overall (F/G) (136)

Autographed football programmes: to incl Coventry City v Arsenal 76/7 signed to front cover by Alf Ramsey, Sheffield United v Chelsea 61/2 signed by Len Allchurch, Alan Hodgkinson, Billy Hodgson, Bill Russell. Leicester City v Exeter FAC 81 signed by what looks the entire Exeter team (12), Manchester City v Tottenham Hotspur 1981 FAC Final signed by Matt Busby, Bill Shankley, Danny Blanchflower, Sam Bartram. Other items signed by Jack Charlton, Terry Yorath, Phil Beal, Eddie Kelly, other sports include Peter Wheeler, Dennis Taylor, Willie Thorne, Nigel Briers, Peter Willey. Well worth an inspection. (G) (10)

1998/99 UEFA Champions League commemorative club pin set: ltd edition of only 900, comprising 32 gilt and enamel club pins mounted in a perspex display tower to incl the champions Manchester United, Arsenal, Real Madrid, Bayern Munich, et al- c/w UEFA brochure and original packaging overall 10.75 "

1950/51 Manchester United football programmes (H): to incl v Fulham, v Burnley, Arsenal et al - usual pocket wear, team changes and scores hence. (F) (15).

1954/55 Manchester United football programmes (H): to incl v Sheffield Wednesday, v Arsenal, v Manchester City, v Chelsea et al - near complete season - 2 with taped spines, usual pocket wear, team changes and scores hence (F) (18).

Arsenal football programmes, 1970s/80s: to incl League and Cup matches, with programmes from most of the seasons. (200plus)

7x Manchester United action press photographs c. 1970`s: to include games against Burnley, Liverpool, Arsenal, Coventry et al - players include Denis law, Bobby Charlton, George best, Jimmy Rimmer, Johnny Aston, Carlo Sartori, Alex Stepney - all 10 x 12" c/w details on the verso.

1957/58 Manchester United "Busby Babes" football signed album page and photograph: to include an informal photograph taken the week before Munich showing six of the players enjoying a drink and buffet after the match against Arsenal on 1 February players shown include Bent, Charlton, Webster, Viollet and Whelan plus an autograph album page signed by 18 Busby Babes including Bill Foulkes, Tommy Taylor, G Bent, Duncan Edwards, Frank Pegg, Roger Byrne, Dennis Viollet, et al. Rare 1880`s Newton Heath (Manchester United) football players signed card

1931/2 Blackburn Rovers v Arsenal football programme (H): played on August Bank Holiday Monday 31st August only 48 hrs after the opening home game of the season hence only4 pages - slight fading to covers and edges - minor nicks and wear to the proud inside pages - hand written pencil scores. (F)

1966 England v West Germany World Cup final football programme and others: to incl an original 1966 World Cup final programme (G), England v Spain 66/67, League Cup final Arsenal V Leeds 67/68, plus 4x Bradford PA/ Bradford City related programmes- all match worn otherwise (F/G) plus 10 x Typhoo Tea football players cards with facsimile signatures including Bobby Moore, George Best, Gordon Banks, Alan Ball, - all with minor faults (17)

Football team sheets and match reports: to incl Tottenham v Chelsea 15/1/2004, Real Madrid v Arsenal 21/2/2006, Wimbledon v Portsmouth 19/4/88, Gosport v Aston Villa (F) 1988. Good selection (120)

Shrewsbury Town football programmes 1963/64 - 1969/70 (H): to incl FA Cup, League Cup, Shropshire Senior Cup, et al games incl 63/64 v Bristol Rovers L/ Cup; 64/65 v Stoke City L/Cup 2nd rd replay, v Manchester City FA Cup 3rd rd replay; 12x 65/66 v Oswestry Town Shropshire Senior Cup Final; 28x 1966/67 v Hartlepool FA Cup 1st Rd, v Burnley L/Cup 2nd rd, Watford, Middlesbrough, etc; 24x 1967/68 v West Ham World Cup Appeal Fund, v Tow Law T FA Cup 2nd rd replay, v Arsenal FA Cup 3rd rd, 23x 68/69 and 51 (many duplicates) x 69/70 (140)

Collection of various football programmes and match tickets: to incl 47x tickets from 1968 onwards mostly 80s and 90s to include European Cup Finals, FA Cup finals, League Cup Finals, Internationals, plus FA Cup games involving Shrewsbury Town v Arsenal `68 v Liverpool `96 together with 17x programmes for the 1966 World Cup, European Cup Final 63/64 and 91/92, selection of Man United programmes (H&A)from the 1970s (64)

1904/05 Woolwich Arsenal football club gold medal: 9 carat gold medal with engraved shield and floral leafs to the obverse and engraved on the verso "S. E. L. 1904/05 - W. Arsenal FC-Runners up"

Joseph Powell (Royal Arsenal football team 1893-1896) - b. 1870 - d.1896: a rare printed poem by Albert Craig - The Surrey Rhymester - for the funeral of Arsenal`s Joseph Powell who passed away suddenly at an early age 26 years on Sunday Nov 30th and interred at Plumstead New Cemetery, December 3rd, 1896 c/w details of the benefit match Aston Villa v Arsenal to played Monday next after the funeral - taped back and minor creases - never the less rare piece of football social history

1954/55 Hibernian v Arsenal football programme: Floodlit Challenge Match played on Monday 21st of March 19 5500 and team changes to the line up usual match where pocket fold is, slight staple rust, hence (F)

1950 FA Cup Final football programme: Arsenal V Liverpool played on April 29 -staple rust otherwise very clean internally overall (G)

1952 FA Cup Final football programme: Arsenal v Newcastle United played on May 3rd - covers loose with invisible tape repair, staple rust some thumb stains, match worn hence (F)

A good collection of Football League programmes from 1950s onwards: including 1955/56 Shropshire Senior Cup Semi-Final, various 1950s Everton to incl v Chelsea, Arsenal, Leeds United, Aston Villa all 56/57, Manchester City v Aston Villa 58/59, Collection of Shrewsbury Town from 55/56 onwards plus aways - a good lot worth inspecting (96)

1950`s Portsmouth football league/combination programmes (H): to include v Manchester City 53/5 4, v Tottenham Hotspur, v Everton, v Chelsea, 54/55, v Arsenal 55/56, v Manchester United, v Newcastle 56/7 et al plus 2x 1958/59 single sheets, some scores to cover, inside clean otherwise generally match worn hence (F) (56)

6x 1947/48 Burnley football programmes: to incl v Arsenal, v Sunderland, v Preston, v Swindon Town, v Aston Villa, and v Wolverhampton Wanderers - usual match wear, pocket folds, some team changes hence (F)

Early 1950s Arsenal football programmes: to incl v Manchester Utd `50/1, v, Huddersfield Town `50/51, v Middlesbrough 50/51, v Barnsley F A Cup 4th Rd, v Charlton Athletic `50/1, Bolton Wanderers `50/1- v Cardiff, v Liverpool, v Tottenham Hotspur 52/3 and incl FA Cup qualifying rounds (some with hand written notes to cover otherwise, pocket folds, dust stains and some hand written notes - hence (F) (43)

Various 1960s football League and FA Cup programmes (H): to incl most English teams, Bristol City, Chester, Burnley, Tottenham Hotspurs, Blackpool, Arsenal, Manchester Utd et al. (F)(200)

Collection of British teams in Europe football programmes (H&A): to incl ECWC, Inter City Fairs Cup, European Cup, UEFA Cup, through to Champions League - British teams incl. Manchester United, Arsenal, Tottenham, West Ham, Chelsea, Leeds, Rangers, Shelbourne, Dundee, etc - European away opposition incl. Red Star, Bratislava, BFC Dynamo, Magdeburg, Lyn, Grasshoppers, Willem II, Juventus, Ajax, Sporting Club De Portugal, et al (F/G) (40)

1950/60s Football Programmes & Magazines:to incl Southampton v Everton 1951/2, Luton Town v Tottenham Hotspur 1955/6, Workington v Airdrienians, Real Madrid C F v Partizan F K Beograd 1966, Arsenal v Vienna Sports Club 1960/61, Englands v Israel at eland road 1961, some non league programmes plus Wigan Athletics Application for Associate Membership, also `The United Story` and 3 period magazines. Condition overall fair clean some rusting to staples (19)

A large selection of football programmes for Arsenal from 1979-1985, and cup final programmes,

A FRENCH 1831 PATTERN FOOT ARTILLERY SWORD AND SCABBARD with brass hilt, stamped Arsenal TLABOT [Thiebaut] PARIS and other marks, brass- mounted leather scabbard, blade 48cm; a short sword and brass-mounted leather scabbard; a French bayonet and scabbard and a khukri (8)

A French Infantry Officer’s Sword, 19th century, 76cm curved blade, regulation twin-bar hilt, with wire-bound leather covered wooden grip, lacking scabbard. A French Model 1829 Mounted Gunner’s Sabre, 83cm curved blade, regulation brass knuckle-bow hilt marked with various arsenal marks, wire-bound leather covered, wooden grip, lacking scabbard, (2).

A French Infantry Officer’s Sabre, 19th century, 76cm curved blade, regulation twin-bar hilt, with leather covered wooden grip, lacking scabbard. A French Model 1829 Mounted Gunner’s Sabre, 83cm curved blade, regulation knuckle-bow hilt marked with various arsenal inspection marks and “45Õ, wire-bound leather covered wooden grip, lacking scabbard, (2).

A 25-Bore Arsenal Shortened Flintlock Long Sea Service Pistol, “H.M.S. VictoryÕ, late 18th/early 19th century, with plain barrel, tang and lock with “GRÕ crowned and “TowerÕ across the tail, full stock stamped with Board of Ordnance mark, behind the apron, regulation brass mounts including butt-cap engraved in capitals “H.M.S. VictoryÕ d “37Õ to lock-plate, wooden ramrod and ordnance proof marks, no regulation belt-clip, possibly the pistol was held within the ship’s armouries, the number 37 denoting a rack space. 23cm barrel. Provenance: After the Battle of Trafalgar and much damaged the Victory was towed to Gibraltar and finally returned to Portsmouth, arriving on the 4th of December 1805, bearing the body of her dead Admiral. After repairs at Chatham, the Victory was recommissioned in March 1808. For the next four years she was on active service in the Baltic and off the coast of Spain and Portugal. In 1812, now forty seven years old, she finally returned to Portsmouth on the 4th of December and paid off sixteen days later, ending her sea-going life.

A French Model AN13 Flintlock Cavalry Pistol, lacking lock, regulation stock and mounts with various arsenal and inspection marks, lacking ramrod, 36.5cm.

A Martini Henry Cavalry Carbine, with arsenal proof and inspector marks at the breech, the frame engraved with crowned VR over “Enfield 1885, I.C.1Õ, walnut full-stock, the butt marked with “RM EnfieldÕ store keeper’s mark, broad arrows and dated 1885, with its original steel cleaning rod.

Photographs - Colchester selection of black and white photographs. Trains at North Station and Ships at the Hythe including Thomas Hardy Norwich Express and Arsenal etc. Details on reverse, mainly taken in 1950s. Ships also dated with some names clearly visible. Handwritten sheet at front with further information (qty)

7 mint and boxed Scalextric Ferrari F40s with football team liveries - Rangers, Spurs, Chelsea, Newcastle, Arsenal, Celtic and Liverpool.

Five Tottenham Hotspur Programmes including Tottenham Hotspur v Benfica 5th April 1962 (with signature), Tottenham Hotspur v Aston Villa 10th March 1962 (some signatures including Jimmy Greaves), Tottenham Hotspur v West Bromich Albion 29th April 1961, Tottenham Hotspur v Feyenoord 17th October 1972 and Tottenham Hotspur v Liverpool 21st August 1982 plus the Mercury Supplement Tottenham Hotspur v Leicester City F A Cup Final 1960-61 and an Official Programme Arsenal v Tottenham Hotspur 4th April 1993.

FOOTBALL PROGRAMME. Arsenal Football Club Ltd., v Aston Villa, April 18, 1936 vg. (See illustration)

1954 Luton Town v Stoke City, 1951 Hull v Luton Town, 1950 Arsenal v Tottenham football programmes

1952 Luton Town v Brentford FA Cup 4th round (second replay played at Arsenal) 18th February

Silver Jubilee medal, 1935, boxed, and an Arsenal 1993 sterling silver proof standard commemorative medal struck by Pobjoy Mint upon Arsenal F.C. winning the F.A. & Coca Cola cups

An Arsenal `Invicibles` cartoon Print and other pictures

Sheffield United Programmes, 1953-4 v Bolton, Preston, 54-5 v Blackpool, Preston and 55-6 issues including v Arsenal. (15)

Sheffield United Programme, 1920-1 v The Arsenal (water damaged).

Sheffield Wednesday Programmes, 1952-3 including v Chelsea, Middlesborough, 53-4 v Manchester United, Arsenal FA Cup Semi-Final and Everton (Rusty Staples). (17)

Sheffield Wednesday Programmes, 1957-8 v Blackpool, Chelsea (H&A), Arsenal, Everton, Luton, Hull, Portsmouth (some creased), Sheffield Wednesday programmes 1958-9 15 Home League Games v West Brom (FA Cup and pirate), Napoli, Aways at Barnsley, Derby, Grimsby (some creased).

Sheffield Wednesday Programmes, 1962-3 season including v Arsenal, Tottenham, Juventus, Santos, Sheffield Wednesday programmes 1960`s including 1966 FA Cup Final v Leeds 1964-5, 66-7, 68-9, v Manchester United 1963-4, 65-6, 66-7, Liverpool, 1965-6, 66-7.

Sheffield Wednesday Programmes, 1959-60 season v Arsenal, Birmingham, Blackpool, Burnley, Blackburn, Chelsea, Everton, Fulham, Leeds, Leicester, Manchester United, Nottingham Forest, Preston, Tottenham, West Brom, Westham, Wolves, Torpedo Moscow and FA Cup ties v Middlesborough, Peterborough, at Sheffield United and Semi- Final v Blackburn. (22)

FA Cup Semi-Finals 1965, 67, 76, England v Scotland 1955, Dooley Trust Fund, 1951 Inter League, 1958 Inter City, Arsenal v Rotherham 1960, Sheffield United v Bury 1962, Anglo-Italian, FA XI, other International programmes, all at Hillsborough. (19)

Sheffield Wednesday Programmes, 1954-58 including San Lorenzo, Lincoln, Arsenal (some rusty staples). (10)

1956 FA Cup Semi-Final, 1952-3 Bolton v Notts County FA Cup 4, 2 Replay, Arsenal v Rotherham FA Cup 3, 2 Replay and others all at Hillsborough (some rusty staples). (5)

Arsenal v Wolves 1952-3, and Preston 1954-5, Tottenham v West Brom 1953-4 programmes; together with a quantity of Gloucester cricket score cards 1960`s-80`s.

Sheffield United Programmes, 1970-2002 (H&A), Sheffield Wednesday Home programmes 1963-68 including Werder Bremen, Chelsea, Manchester United, Arsenal, Chelsea (some rusty staples).

Mansfield Town 1961-2 Programmes, aways at Barrow, Doncaster, Millwall, Workington (s.o.f) and Reserves at Arsenal and Tottenham (s.o.f), together with homes v Cardiff (League Cup, floodlight opening), Stockport, Wrexham, York. (10)

South Yorkshire Football Programmes, H&A 1960`s including Arsenal v Rotherham FA Cup at Hillsborough. (49)

Aston Villa Home Programmes, 1962-65 including v Arsenal, Manchester United 1963-4, v Liverpool 62-3 and 64-5. (22)

Programmes - Gravesend v Sheppey 1954, Millwall v Birmingham, Exeter, Arsenal v Charlton 56-7, Westham v Chelsea 1958-9, 1950`s and later programmes.

Chelsea Aways, at Arsenal, West Brom, 1955-6, Bradford City v Halifax, Preston v Manchester United 1951-2, other 1950`s (some rusty staples). (8)

Arsenal Programmes, 1979-80 including v Juventus, Gothenburg, FA Cup Final at Cradiff(with inset), 80-1, 81-2 v Winterslag, Panathinaikos, 82-3, Spartak Moscow, 83-4 Youth Cup Semi-Final, 84-5, 85-6, 86-7, 87-8, 88-9, many homes 89-90, 90-1, many homes and editions of The Gooner.

Arsenal Programmes, 1958-9 v Birmingham, Chelsea 59-60 v Bolton, Burnley, Luton, Sheffield Wednesday, Tottenham, Rotherham (FA Cup). (8)

Arsenal Official Handbooks, various seasons 1959 to 82, together with Gunflash Issues 1950`s-70`s. (25)