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ARSENAL Scarce away issue at Blackburn, 15/11/47, neat pencil score, slight wear, Arsenal Championship season. Fair-generally good

ARSENAL Programme for West Brom v Arsenal, 21/4/56, signed on team page by the whole Arsenal team , also signed by two Albion players, Bobby Robson and Millard. Also included in the Lot is a World Sporting Club "Tribute to Bertie Mee" menu/programme,

PIRATE PROGRAMMES Four pirate programmes, Sunderland v Moscow Dynamo 14/11/55 (fold), Norwich v Ipswich 61/2 (good), West Brom v Coventry 65/66 (League Cup) and West Brom v Arsenal 68/9 (Cup). Generally good

ARSENAL / MIDDLESEX Arsenal programme for game of cricket v Middlesex played at Highbury, 12/8/49, Denis Compton Benefit match, 16 page issue, scorecard on back page completed. Fair-generally good

ARSENAL Two programmes for games played at Highbury, four page issues, Essex v Middlesex, 13/5/50, FA Youth County Final, players included Dwight, Bobby Smith, Chamberlain, and Malcolm, pencil scores. The other issue is Dulwich v Hounslow, London Senior

ARSENAL Away issue at Man Utd, 26/12/49, slight fold, very feint pencil changes , scuffs to rear cover. Fair-generally good

ARSENAL Three away issues, 49/50 at Blackpool (good), Huddersfield (fold, slight wear) and at Newcastle (tape along spine, tape marks, year written on cover). As described

1950 CUP FINAL Programme for Arsenal v Liverpool, 1950 Final, rusty staples, neat team changes. Generally good

CUP SEMI Programme in very good condition, Chelsea v Arsenal, 18/3/50 at Tottenham, minor fold otherwise very good. Good

CUP SEMI Programme for Cup Semi Final replay, Chelsea v Arsenal, 22/3/50 at Tottenham, neat changes, score, etc otherwise good. Generally good

ARSENAL Away issue at Sunderland, 18/9/48, , rear cover slightly grubby. Fair

ARSENAL Away issue at Middlesbrough, 13/11/48, minor fold. Generally good

ARSENAL Away issue at Manchester United, 1/1/49. Good

ARSENAL Three away programmes at Blackpool, 15/4/49 (folds, no staple), at Bolton 2/10/48 ( slight fold) and at Newcastle 19/3/49 (slight fold, score, scorers). As described

ARSENAL Away friendly issue at Swindon, 12/2/49, slight fold. Good

ARSENAL 1979 FA Cup Winners 16 x 12 autographed montage depicting scenes from their final victory over Man Utd, signed by goal scorers Talbot, Stapleton, Sunderland and captain Pat Rice, with COA and photo proof. Good

TOTTENHAM / ARSENAL Programme for friendly game at Spurs, 25/1/47, Arsenal fielded a weakened team and Spurs won 2-0.Small tear to edge. Generally good

1952 CUP FINAL Programme and ticket for the 52 Final, Arsenal v Newcastle, ticket good, programme folds, rusty staple and pencil changes. Fair-good

ARSENAL VIP copy, colour, for Moscow Dynamo v Arsenal, November 54, fold. Generally good

CHARLES BUCHAN Hardback book "A Lifetime in Football" by Charles Buchan, complete with dust cover, published in 1955 and also includes and "Arsenal" B.D.Y silk. (large-slight damage to bottom). Good

TOTTENHAM 20 Home Reserve Match programmes, 13 x 64/5 inc both v Chelsea (inc postponed, 20/3/65 - rain), 3 x 65/6 and 4 66/7 inc postponed date and re-arranged issue v Arsenal. Some team changes, score, scorers etc. Fair-Generally good

AUTOGRAPH BOOK Small autograph book from 1947 containing over 120 autographs ink and pencil, mostly football, teams include Hull, Cardiff, Walsall, Preston, Barnes and both Comptons (Arsenal), Leeds, Burnley and West Ham, cricket includes Essex, a fe

Miscellaneous British and Foreign Cn and Copper Coins, including Tokens for the Arsenal Co-Op Society. Heavy Lot-Buyer to Collect

Football League Inter-League Match itinerary for the F.L. v the Southern F.L. played at Arsenal 26th October 1914, printed with team details, travelling arrangements and instructions

A ticket and a Football League itinerary for the England v Scotland Inter-League match played at Arsenal FC 12th March 1921, the ticket marked `complimentary` and allowing admittance to the Directors` Box, the itinerary printed with team details, travelling arrangements and instructions; sold together with a menu for a dinner for the Football League Committee hosted by Arsenal FC at the Connaught Rooms, Kingsway, 31st May 1920; and an Arsenal FC invitation for a similar event at the Connaught held the previous year, 2nd June 1919 (4)

A ticket and a Football Association itinerary for the Charity Shield Amateurs v Professionals played at Arsenal FC 6th October 1924, the ticket stamped "Selection Committee" and allowing admittance to the Directors` Stand; the itinerary with printed team details, travel arrangements and instructions (2)

Harry Keys memorabilia, a timetable, invitation and menu for a Newcastle United dinner on the occasion of the visit of the Football League Management Committee 12th August 1927; a menu for an Everton FC dinner on the occasion of the visit of the Football League Management Committee 10th August 1928; a Football Association Dinner menu to the President of the Association Sir J.C. Clegg in honour of his recent knighthood, held at the Hotel Majestic, Folkestone, 2nd July 1927; an invitation from the Mayor of Huddersfield for a dinner in celebration of Huddersfield Town`s "Unique Achievement", 21st August 1926; A West Bromwich Albion luncheon menu for the Central Football League Management Committee, Queen`s Hotel, Birmingham, 19th August 1927; a Football Association Report of Commission in 1927 investigating Arsenal FC falling foul of the Rules in respect of registering a player; and a ticket stub for the Aston Villa v West Bromwich Albion F.A. Cup 4th round tie at The Hawthorns (9)

A group of memorabilia relating to the referee H.C. Williams, comprising: three medals awarded to referee H.C. Williams, i) in gold-mounted silver for the 1948-49 London Challenge Cup final; ii) England v Scotland taxi international 23rd April 1936; and iii) the London Shipping Football League Lewis Cup 1931-32; ephemera comprising a letter and related newspaper article from Henry Rose Sports Editor of the Daily Express in 1938, with his favourable critique of Williams`s handling of the Merseyside Derby match; a signed letter from the F.A.`s Stanley Rous thanking Williams for refereeing a wartime match without charging a fee or expenses; a letter from Movietone regarding England v Scotland 1941 wartime international where he officiated; a small b&w photo believed to be taken at Craven Cottage and depicting Frank Penn; a 1940s b&w photograph of a Fulham v QPR match; and a further b&w photograph showing Williams refereeing a Fulham match; and a British Movietone News reel of a wartime football match between Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur 5th April 1941 refereed by H C Williams, in can with paper label to lid (11)

Arsenal, Tottenham Hotspur & Cricket: a signed scorecard for the Leslie Compton Benefit match between Southgate CC and Leslie Compton`s XII [sic], signed by all 24 players including Arsenal`s Les Compton, Cliff Holton, Don Oakes, Don Roper and Doug Lishman, Spurs` Eddie Bailey and George Robb, plus England and Middlesex batsman Bill Edrich, mounted in a photo frame

A leather football signed by the Arsenal 1970-71 double-winning team, Includes signatures by Eddie Kelly, Frank McLintock, Bob Wilson, George Armstrong, Peter Storey, Steve Burtenshaw, George Graham, Pat Rice, Ray Kennedy, Charlie George, Peter Marinello, Peter Simpson, Fred Street and Bob McNab

A signed Arsenal 1972 FA Cup final menu, Celebration Dinner and Dance menu on 6th May 1972 at the Park Lane Hotel, London, 25 signatures including Charlie George, Bob McNab, Sammy Nelson, Bertie Mee, Steve Burtenshaw, Cliff Holton, Don Roper, Bob Wilson, Alan Ball, George Armstrong, Leslie Compton, Peter Storey, George Graham, Frank McLintock, Walley Barnes, Pat Rice and John Roberts, mounted in a frame glazed front & back, 35 by 48cm., 13 3/4 by 19in.

A collection of nine signed Arsenal replica jerseys, comprising examples individually signed by Henry, Fabregas, Arshavin, Walcott, Nasri and Van Persie, all medium adult sizes, plus team-signed boys size jerseys for the `Invincibles` team home and away, and 1997-98 double winning squad

The rare England v Belgium international programme played at Arsenal 19th March 1923

F.A. Cup final programme Arsenal v Sheffield United 25th April 1936, covers in poor condition with sellotape repairs

A bound volume of Arsenal programmes season 1957-58, red cloth with gilt titling to spine, programme covers preserved, containing all first-team matches including Manchester United (last match in England before the Munich Air Disaster), all reserves and friendlies including Hapoel (Israel), Eintracht (Germany), London v Lausanne (Inter City), London v Berlin (Boys), England v Austria (Youth), Manchester United v Fulham (F.A. Cup s/f), and the extremely rare Arsenal v Nottingham Forest postponed match programme 5th April 1958, some condition problems affected by dampness, mostly to the binder and becoming progressively better towards the centre of the volume

Arsenal in China in 1995: two of the rarest post-war Arsenal programmes for the matches v Beijing Guoan 17th May and Tianjin 18th May, In 1995 Arsenal toured the Far-East and played three matches in total during May 1995. On 17th May Arsenal played Beijing Guoan in the National Workers` Stadium and on 18th May Arsenal played Tianjin in the Tianjin Mingyuan Stadium before moving to Hong Kong, at the time under British rule, for the third and last match of the tour. The major sponsor of the 3 match tour was Rothmans Tobacco using the Craven A name. For the final match in Hong Kong a full official programme was issued and readily available which included cigarette advertising. However, shortly before the 2 matches took place in China the Government of that country decided to change the laws on cigarette advertising to become more restrictive. As the whole of the back page of the programme for Tianjin (the smaller of the 2 Chinese teams) advertised Craven Cigarettes, the sponsor thought it prudent that the programme was not issued. For the larger of the 2 teams, Beijing Guoan, a new back page sponsor was found at short notice, but unfortunately due to last minute technical problems, given late change of sponsor, it was impossible to print enough programmes to cover demand. Therefore the organiser decided not to commence a full print run. These two full programmes were printed in very small numbers as proof copies but were never issued. In addition they were destroyed without being released, so that these two have survived and no further copies will be available

A bound volume of Millwall programmes from the first season at The Den in 1910-11, comprising a full set of 19 first-team Southern League fixtures, a London Professional Challenge Cup v Woolwich Arsenal, Southern League v Scottish League, London Charity Competition v Crystal Palace, a full international England v Wales 13th March 1911 (line-ups including Pennington, Wedlock, Woodward, Meredith etc.), a friendly v West Ham United and 3 Kent League reserves fixture, all programmes with covers preserved, dark blue cloth covered boards. In the first programme in the volume, being the opening game of the season v New Brompton on 3rd September 1910, the editor`s notes includes an apology to supporters for the fact that the club`s new ground of The Den was not quite ready for the opening match as planned and confirming that the game was to be played at "the old enclosure." Then follows an assurance to supporters that all would be ready at New Cross for the second home fixture against West Ham United on 24th September. The West Ham programme then offers a further apology with the club Directors at pains to point out that they are "in no way responsible for the delay" and that their contractors had been unable to obtain necessary ironwork. The Den finally opened its doors to the public on 22nd October for the Southern League fixture v Brighton. The first programme also introduces itself under the heading "The New Programme", the notes reading "We believe the rank and file of our supporters will appreciate the effort which is being made to publish an attractive Official Programme, a feature carried out by almost every club throughout the Leagues. It is the intention of the Directors to intimate to their supporters through the medium of this publication the whole of the business that is available for publicity. This, the first issue, speaks for itself and generally indicates the contents from week to week. By co-operation with the publishers of other League Club Programmes we hope at different times to present some interesting articles on players past and present, as well as striking portraits of visiting players and officials."

A bound volume of Millwall programmes season 1914-15, comprising a full set of 19 first-team Southern League fixtures, a practice match Probables v Possibles, a friendly match in aid of The Prince of Wales War Relief Fund v Crystal Palace, London Charity Cup v Clapton Orient, two London Challenge Cup v Ilford and v The Arsenal, English Cup v Clapton Orient and replay v Bolton Wanderers, reserves fixtures comprising a full set of 8 London League and 11 friendlies including a postponed v Chelmsford 23.1.15 (visitors did not show up due to delay on railway), other games played at The Den comprising Southern League v Scottish League and the F.A. Amateur Cup final Clapton v Bishop Auckland, all programmes with covers preserved where issued, dark blue cloth covered boards. The fixture/results list printed in the programme records a reserves friendly v Nunhead on 30th January for which no programme was bound into the volume, if indeed one was issued for the game

A rare bound volume of Millwall programmes for the wartime season 1915-16, containing 19 very scarce single-sheet issues for special wartime arrangement fixtures, lacking only the Crystal Palace game on 29th April, opposition comprising Arsenal (twice), Brentford, Chelsea, Clapton Orient, Croydon Common (twice), Crystal Palace, Fulham (twice), Luton, QPR (twice), Reading, Tottenham Hotspur, Watford, West Ham (twice) and The Scots Guards, dark blue cloth covered boards

Tottenham Hotspur programmes, handbooks and memorabilia, 4 programmes comprising: home v Bradford 5.9.31, FL Jubilee Match v Arsenal 19.8.39, an away at Brentford 20.3.48, and 1948 F.A. Cup s/f v Blackpool at Villa Park; 15 club handbooks comprising 1930-31, 49-50, 53-54, 55-56, 57-58, 58-59, 59-60, 60-61, 61-62, 62-63, 63-64, 65-66, 66-67, 67-68 & 69-70; the lot also including a typescript for an unpublished book titled "A Review of Tottenham Hotspur of 1951-52; and three signed letters on club letterhead from managers Arthur Rowe (two) and Bill Nicholson (23)

A ticket for the War Cup final (South) Arsenal v Charlton Athletic played at Wembley Stadium 1st May 1943

A gramophone recording of the Community Singing at the Arsenal v Cardiff City 1927 F.A. Cup final, featuring `Abide With Me` and `Land of my Fathers`, published by Columbia in 1927, in original Columbia Records paper sleeve

A 1932 FA Cup final 78 r.p.m. record Arsenal v Newcastle United, issued by Regal Records as a 1932 Cup final souvenir with "Meet Arsenal" on one side and "Meet Newcastle United" on the reverse, in retailer`s card sleeve

1932 F.A. Cup final steward`s badge, Arsenal v Newcastle United, gilt-metal with red & white enamelling, brooch fitting

David Suker: a match-worn Arsenal No.9 jersey season 1999-2000, short-sleeved, Premier League flashes, the reverse lettered SUKER; sold with a signed letter of provenance (2) The letter in this lot states that the shirt was worn by Suker in the match v Coventry City at Highfield Road on Boxing Day 1999, and that we swapped the shirt with Coventry`s Youssef Chippo who, in turn, gifted it to the letter writer, a Coventry City FC employee at the time (2)

SIR JOHN ISAAC THORNEYCROFT`S LETTERS PATENT: "IMPROVEMENTS IN TORPEDO APPARATUS FOR VESSELS", 30TH AUGUST, 1877 printed and annotated on vellum and mounted with two technical drawings for his side-launch davit system either side of the wax seal of state - 34 1/2 x 39Iin. (87.5 x 100.5cm.) overall. Having noted the success, in principal at least, of the torpedo in the American Civil War, the Admiralty began their own developments in their design and delivery. The main limitation of the spar torpedoes used in the American conflict had been the necessity for a vessel to get close enough to engage. In March 1877, Thorneycroft demonstrated a spar attack on a hulk with The Times noting that after the explosion the little craftÉ went round and round for a few moments and quietly resumed the direction of the squadron. Clearly a "fish" torpedo would be needed and, having acquired the patents from Whitehead in 1871, the Arsenal at Woolwich made several improvements. Thorneycroft built the Navy`s first torpedo boat Lightning (later named TB.1) in 1877 which carried a forward facing tube. The later versions carried twin torpedoes, mounted in the system patented in this lot by Sir John I. Thorneycroft.

ARSENAL F.C.: Vintage signed postcard photograph by three of the leading Arsenal FC footballers of the 1930s, Cliff Bastin, Ted Drake and Eddie Hapgood, individually. The image depicts the three players standing together in a half length pose, each wearing white England football shirts. Signed in bold dark fountain pen ink by all three to a clear area at the head of the image. Annotated and dated 1936 in red fountain pen ink by a collector at the side of the image, the same collector adding some red ink to the England emblems on their shirts. Scarce in this form. Some very light age wear and corner creasing, about VG

WEBSTER TOM: (1886-1962) British Sports Cartoonist. A superb, large original colour 21 x 19 pen and ink cartoon drawn and signed by Tom Webster depicting the Arsenal football player Alex James and the snooker and billiards champion Joe Davis. The cartoon, entitled The Best Ever-or the Sultan of Snooker and the Footballer that fooled `em, depicts Davis, dressed as a Sultan, magically potting various balls with James, in his Arsenal kit, standing alongside. The footballer has a speech bubble in which he states `You may put more in the net but I`ve got eleven men trying to stop me`. Signed by Webster at the base and dated 1944 in his hand, and further signed by both James and Davis in fountain pen ink to clear areas alongside their images. Davis has added an inscription to The Service Club and also added the date 1944. The signatures of James and Davis are very slightly faded, although completely legible. Framed and glazed in the original frame to an overall size of 23 x 21. Rare in this form. VG

A mid 20th Century autograph album containing amongst others, a number of footballers` signatures, including players from Arsenal, Bolton, Fulham, Wolves and Aston Villa, all signed in pencil.

A Collection of 1940`s and 50`s Football Programmes, including F.A. Cup 3rd round 2nd replay Aston Villa v Middlesbrough 1950 and 4th round Spurs v Sunderland 1950, Arsenal v Sunderland 1947, three 1946 Middlesbrough, seven 1945/46 Sunderland, two 1947 Hartlepool, World Cup 1970, four 1966 World Cup ticket stubs; together with Other Sporting Memorabilia, including football annuals, 1948 Australian cricket tour programme, two 1960 Olympic programmes, Olympic reports etc.

An Album Containing a Large Collection of Football Team and Individual Players Signatures From the Late 1940`s, in pen and pencil, including Huddersfield, West Ham,Liverpool, Preston North End, Manchester United, Portsmouth, Leeds United, Arsenal, Charlton, Sunderland, Derby, Sheffield United, Birmingham, Q.P.R., Fulham, Southampton, West Brom, Blackburn Rovers, Watford, Burnley, Luton, Everton, Spurs, Chelsea, Newcastle, Millwall etc; Five 1940`s League Programmes-Lincoln, Coventry, Notts County, Tottenham and Exeter. **Collected by amateur footballer Anthony Batson

Twenty Three Football Programmes, including F.A. Cup Finals-Arsenal v Newcastle 1952, Bolton v Blackburn 1953, 1968, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, Scottish Cup Final Rangers v Dundee 1964, Semi-Final 1963 and Newcastle United league programmes.

A Collection of Mixed Football Programmes, mainly 1960`s, including Man Utd European Cup games, F.A. and League Cup, English and Scottish League, charity games, teams include Coventry, Albion, Leeds, Arsenal, Luton, Chelsea, Newcastle and Wolves, plus Football League Reviews.

A Neapolitan 14 bore Military flintlock holster pistol, in the style of the French An IX; 13½” overall, barrel 7¾” with traces of proof mark, typically French lock but having steel pan, the plate engraved “Mra Rle di Napoli”, walnut halfstock with stock maker’s and arsenal marks, regulation brass mounts stamped with shield mark, original steel ramrod. Good Working Order and Condition, with dark patina overall (action a little weak, butt slightly chipped). Plate 29

* A .577/450” Martini Henry Mk IV underlever rifle bored out to 20 bore, 49” overall, barrel 33” with military proofs and 20 bore nitro proofs, number G1497, the frame marked with crowned “VR/Enfield 1887” etc, walnut fullstock, the butt bearing Enfield and Firozpur arsenal marks, various Indian inscriptions, dated 1900 and 1906 and partly erased “38 Dogras”, with original steel cleaning rod and leather sling. GWO & clean condition

LONDON, Billingsgate, Leleu & Co, brass Sixpence, 27mm; Bloomsbury, The Swan, Vardy, brass Twopence-Halfpenny by T. Pope, 27mm; Bromley-by-Bow, Rose & Crown, J. Chase, copper Penny by W.J. Taylor, 28mm; Clerkenwell, Horse & Groom, W. Cheshire, brass Twopence-Halfpenny by T. Pope, 23mm; Farringdon, Market, G.V. Barling, oval copper Shilling, 42 x 29mm; High Holborn, Sparrow’s, brass, 26mm; Holborn, L. & A. Pyke, brass, 24mm; Islington, Highbury Barn, Sixpences (2), brass, 28mm (D & W 75/213; MG 795), lead, 26mm (D & W 75/214; MG 792; TCC p.320); Leadenhall Street, F. Toole & Co (3), all brass, 25mm; Marylebone, Smith & Co, brass, 24mm; Oxford Street, Parkins & Gotto, brass, 27mm, W. Salt, brass, 26mm; Regent Street, Ivor’s Brasserie, hollow brass, 22mm; Rupert Street, Gambrinus, Charles Manzel (2, copper and aluminium), both 31mm (Hayes 501; Noble II, 1175); St Paul’s Churchyard, Hall and Allan, brass, 24mm; Spitalfields, Ingw. Bath, brass Shilling by R. Neal, 25mm; Stratford, London CSL, 2 Shillings, 23mm (Rains 4); Westminster, Westminster Street Rail Co Ltd, oval gilt, horse-drawn tram passing Marble Arch, 24 x 18mm (Smith 475PF); together with Parthenon Rooms, lead Threepence, 32mm (D & W 93/359; MG 638; Noble II, 804); Royal Arsenal CSL, brass no. 1 by Sale, 23mm (Rains 62); St Olave’s Union, copper Threepence, rev. bread ticket, 31mm [25]. Mostly very fine Provenance: Last F.W. Yeates Collection, F.S. Cokayne Collection [from Baldwin August 1923]. Two only illustrated

A Flintlock Long Sea Service Pistol, Early 19th Century, of regulation specifications, the lock with crowned GR, and "Tower`, the stock with traces of arsenal marks, complete with its steel belt hook, 48.5cm overall. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports

BOOKS - "FOOTBALL BOOKS & ANNUALS including; Topical Times 1998 and 1978 Arsenal Annual 2002 & Arsenal Who`s Who, Billy Wright a Hero For All Seasons, England Football Fact book etc. , in all 8 volumes"

A FRENCH 8mm `MLE 1892` SIX-SHOT DOUBLE-ACTION SERVICE REVOLVER, serial no. 67269, dated `1895`, 12cm. blued sighted barrel (proved in 2009), blued fluted cylinder, blued frame marked `MRE. D`ARMES / ST. ETIENNE`, chequered walnut grips, lanyard ring, and much blued finish (older arsenal refinish).

N.E. SMALL ARMS CORP. A .30-06 `M 1918 A2` BROWNING AUTOMATIC RIFLE, serial no. 604187, 24in. nitro sighted barrel fitted with flash-suppressor extension, folding bi-pod and carrying-handle, receiver marked on the top flat `BROWNING AUTOMATIC RIFLE / US CAL. .30 M 1918 A2 / MAN`F`D BY N.E. SMALL ARMS CORP. / PATENT APPLIED FOR` and fitted with folding rear-sight calibrated to 1,500 yards, 13 1/2in. composite semi-pistolgrip butt, walnut fore-end, blued detachable box-magazine, and much green arsenal finish.