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F.A. Cup final programme Arsenal v Newcastle United 23rd April 1932

Programmes for the first and last matches at Highbury: Woolwich Arsenal v Leicester Fosse 6th September 1913 and Arsenal v Wigan Athletic 7th May 2006, the 1913 programme with old sellotaped repairs to interior pages; sold with a signed letter from W.R. Wall the Arsenal Secretary dated 30th December 1963 relating to the 50th anniversary Highbury celebrations of 1963 (3)

A collection of 24 Arsenal pre-war home programmes, dating between seasons 1936-37 and 1938-39; sold together with 14 further Arsenal homes from the late 1940s/early 1950s (38)

A collection of post-war Arsenal programmes, with examples from the late 1940s to the early 1990s, mostly homes, some aways and also other matches staged at Highbury, plus a few interesting pre-season friendlies often v non-League opposition and occasional aways in Europe, the lot also including some signed Arsenal-related items and misc. memorabilia (a qty. approx 350 items)

A collection of 17 Queen’s Park Rangers reserves away programmes, at Arsenal 21.9.29, 10.2.34, 24.4.37, 26.2.38 & 15.10.38, at Spurs 25.12.12, 5.5.34, 29.9.34 & 6.9.37, at Clapton Orient 1.9.34 & 24.3.38, at Millwall 26.2.34, at Crystal Palace 4.12.37 & 26.1.46, at Brighton 14.1.39, at Reading 12.1.46 and at Watford 6.3.54

The very rare single-sheet typescript programme for the Tottenham Hotspur v Arsenal friendly match played at White Hart Lane 26th January 1963, also covering the reserves fixture played earlier in the afternoon; sold together with a scrap book and a NUJ temporary membership card (3). This rare programme was the personal copy of the freelance journalist Mr D J Signy who covered London football matches. The scrapbook in this lot covers his reports for the two matches as printed in the press. The north London Derby had been hastily arranged during the notorious freeze-up in the winter of 1962/63. This makeshift programme was only distributed to journalists covering the day.

Seven programmes dating between 1937 and 1944, comprising a pre-war West Ham reserves v Palace reserves 5.4.37, two England wartime internationals at Wembley in 1943 & 1944, three Arsenal wartimes (two from 1939-40) and Brentford v Aldershot 23.10.43; sold together with 7 Leyton Orient programmes, late 50s/early 60s (14)

F.A. Cup final ticket stub Cardiff City v Arsenal 23rd April 1927

A fully-signed b&w team-group photograph of the Arsenal 1930 F.A. Cup winning team, 17 signatures in ink of the playing staff plus Tom Whittaker and Herbert Chapman

A collection of 33 signed Arsenal b&w press photographs, including three multi-signed 60s/70s team-groups (one in colour), the remainder signed portraits, subjects including Mee, Neill, McNab, Simpson, McLintock, Armstrong, Radford, Ure, Simpson, Storey, Graham etc., various sizes

A group of eight Arsenal FC menus for dinners given the honorary stewards including autographed examples, dating between 1969 and 1982, signatures including Ted Drake, Stanley Rous, Terry Neill, Bertie Mee, Don Howe, George Male, the Hill-Wood family, Jack Kelsey and others; together with a club Xmas card, undated (9)

An autographed case bound limited edition of the 2001 F.A. Cup final official programme the first to be played at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff between Arsenal and Liverpool, the programme containing an autograph sheet from both teams, very neatly signed, one laid down inside the front cover, and the other to the back cover, bearing a total of 29 Liverpool signatures and 24 Arsenal signatures It should be noted that the autographs were not originally part of the limited edition package for this programme. They were obtained subsequently by the present vendor.

A Football Association 75th anniversary Celebrations report 1938, 40 page illustrated booklet chronicling events including the match between England & Europe at Highbury and culminating in a grand banquet; sold together with a Football League Golden Jubilee banquet menu, Dorchester Hotel, 30th May 1938, several autographs of guests to back including club directors from Arsenal and Fulham; and a South Wales Football Annual 1950-51 (3)

A 16mm. film of the 1927 F.A. Cup final between Cardiff City and Arsenal, a Kodak safety sound film in original box with label inscribed CAT NO. SMPE, TITLE: CUP FINAL 1927: REEL 1 OF 1, COPY 200

*** Trace (British, 20th century). ARSENAL V MAN UNITED 1983, signed & dated ‘83, titled to reverse, oil on canvas, 30.5 by 40.5cm., 12 by 16in.

A collection of eighteen Rosywise club mascots, each mascot bearing a paper label giving date, sample number, of which each is No.1, and club they relate to, clubs include Arsenal, Chelsea, Glasgow Rangers, Newcastle United, Leeds United, Sunderland, Wolverhampton Wanderers, Birmingham, Aston Villa etc; and five design sheets, comprising: Samson Cat (Sunderland); Wolfie (Wolverhampton Wanderers); and Broxi Bear (Glasgow Rangers), framed and glazed. sample number, of which each is No.1, and club they relate to, clubs include Arsenal, Chelsea, Glasgow Rangers, Newcastle United, Leeds United, Sunderland, Wolverhampton Wanderers, Birmingham, Aston Villa etc; and five design sheets, comprising: Samson Cat (Sunderland); Wolfie (Wolverhampton Wanderers); and Broxi Bear (Glasgow Rangers), framed and glazed (18). The above mascots are pre-production samples and are unique

Tom Whittaker’s purple & red Football Association 1925 Tour of Australia cap, embroidered F.A., ENGLAND, AUSTRALIA, 1925. This was the first-ever F.A. Tour of Australia and took place between 7th May and 3rd August. England won all 25 matches scoring 138 goals and conceding just 13. However, the tour proved disastrous for Arsenal’s Tom Whittaker who sustained a career-ending injury when he broke a knee cap. Through his injury Whittaker developed an interest in physiotherapy and fitness training which he implemented as first team trainer at Highbury under Herbert Chapman and played a vital role in the successes achieved at Highbury. Whittaker was also a trainer to the England team and became Arsenal manager in 1947. The club won two Championships and a F.A. Cup under his leadership before his untiemely death from a heart attacked in 1956 aged 58.

George Male’s silver-gilt Football Combination League Championship runners-up medal season 1961-62, the reverse inscribed SATURDAY SECTION, RUNNERS-UP, 1961-62, C.G. MALE, in original fitted case. After George Male’s distinguished playing career at Arsenal, he joined the coaching staff at Highbury training the youth and reserve teams before finally retiring in 1975.

A E Phipson: Bell Turret, Woolwich Arsenal, watercolour, signed, inscribed and dated 1926, 9 1/2" x 6 3/4".

A .75 EAST INDIA COMPANY FLINTLOCK SERVICE MUSKET, dated '1810', with 39in. sighted barrel with Indian arsenal mark, border engraved dated rounded lock with rampant lion mark, walnut three-quarter stock, brass mounts, iron sling mounts, and iron ramrod, London proof marks; together with socket bayonet with 15 1/2in. blade of hollow triangular section. (2)

An English Mark III Snider-Enfield rifled carbine, retaining its black leather back-sight cover, the breech with war department stamps, the lock with date and Enfield arsenal markings

A Japanese Arisaka bayonet, 39.5cm blade stamped with the Nagoya Arsenal mark on the forte, contained in its steel scabbard, complete with leather frog, together with a P13/14 bayonet with scabbard and frog. (2)

Three Wembley FA Cup Final football programmes: 1950 Arsenal vs Liverpool, 1952 Arsenal vs Newcastle United, and 1958 Bolton Wanderers vs Manchester United. (3)

Arsenal football handbooks 1948-1975 (1968-9 missing) complete, plus some hardback and paperback Arsenal related books and postcards (qty)

F A Cup Final tickets, England International tickets, Arsenal tickets 1950's-1970's (qty)

Football programmes Arsenal home games 1940's-1970's, FA Cup finals 1950 and 1952 some European games, 1950's Gunflash, 1966 World Cup Final souvenir England International 1951, plus some other league clubs (qty)

Football programmes: England v. Ireland 5.11.1947, England v. Sweden 19.11.1947 and Final Ties, Arsenal v. Liverpool 29.4.1950 and Leicester City v. Manchester United 25.5.1963, mixed condition (4)

Football programmes, 1960's including Chelsea, Arsenal, Sunderland, Tottenham Hotspur, etc

Arsenal football club programmes various games for the 60's and 70's some earlier including 1948 Charity Shield, approx 50

Hornby R053 4-6-0 engine & tender, LNER green 2862 renamed 'Arsenal', tears to box and a R378 4-4-0 engine & tender, LNER green 2753 'Cheshire' tears to box with smoke oil etc (BDG)

Gillingham Football Club Programmes 1950's-2007 v Newport Co 3 Jan '70, Watford v 7 Feb '70, v Sunderland 14 May '87, Reel 60 FC Old Boys v 4 June 2000, F.A. Challenge Cup (second round proper) v 11 Dec '71, v Westham Utd Damien Richardson Testimonial 21 May '82, v Carlisle Utd 27 Feb '90, v Tottenham Hotspur Graham Knight Testimonial 11 May '79, Tonbridge Angels v, Yealding v 13 Nov '93, v Wimbledon 13 Feb '82, v Stoke City 29 Nov '03 centrefold signed by Tommy Johnson, v Bury 1 Jan '94, v Brighton 17 Aug '93, Scarborough 4 May '96, v Tranmere Rovers signed Bas Savage 26 Jan '07, v Millwall 12 Sept '06 signed Danny Jackman, v AFC Bournemouth 20 Aug '05 signed by Damien Byfield, v Blackpool 29 Oct '05 signed Chris Hope, v Stoke City 15 March '05 signed Michael Flynn, v Wigan Athletic 26 Feb '05 singed Steve Banks, v Wolvehampton Wanders 30 Oct '04 signed Nicky Southall, v Brighton & Hove Albion 25 Sept '04 signed David Perpetuini, v Chesterfield (rearranged fixture) 26 Feb '80, v Doncaster Rovers 6 Nov '07, Ketting Town v 15 Nov '86, v Tottenham Hotspur 12 Aug '86, Testimonial Match Mark Weatherly v Westham Utd Testimonial Brian Yeo 9 April '73, Maidstone Utd Match Day Magazine Season '80/81, v Preston N.E. 19 Oct '60, Preston Northend v 29 Oct '60, Arsenal v 13 Sept '66/67 Season, v Arsenal 21 Sept '66, Arsenal v 28 Sept '66/67, v Tamworth 6 Dec '69, v Peterborough 24 Jan '70, v Arsenal 17 May, Bill Collins Testimonial Committee v Arsenal Centenary Match 10 Aug '94, v Wrexham 25 March '61, Gillingham FC 63/4, Everton v 28 Jan 84, v Everton 31 Jan '84, v Everton 6 Feb '84, John Simpson Testimonial Match 10 May '71, v Workington 28 Oct '72 with signatures, v Rotchdale 15 Dec '51, Nottingham Forrest v 11 Sept '61, v Tottenham Veterans Match 20 April '97, v Sittingbourne 1 Aug '94, Ron Hillyard Benefit Match, v Charlton Athletic Veterans Match 15 Oct '95, v Westham Roy Hilliard Testimonial 15 May, Dover Athletic 11 v Ricky Reina Testimonial 10 April 2000, Gilligham FC (no date) v Newport County 5 Sept '62, v Westham Utd 29 July '06, Andy Hessenthaler's Testimonial with signature, v Southampton 14 Oct '75 Dave Coxhill Testimonial, v Southend Utd 19 Nov '69, Leicester City v 27 Nov '63, Public Trial Match 11 Aug '54, Reds v Blues, Goalkeepers are Different Magazine in Aid of the Ron Hilliard Testimonial Fund, Maidstone Utd v Gillingham 7 May '90, v Manchester City 26 Sept, v Manchester City 17 April '99, v Halifax Town 1 may '93, v Manchester Utd 7 Aug '92 Bill Collins Testimonial Match, v Tottenham 28 April '98 Mark O'Connor Testimonial, v Jim Stanard XII 8 May '00, Jim Stannard Benefit Match Gillingham Pre-Season Souvenir Magazines 2000, v Wigan Athletic 28 May '00 (2 clothbound folders & 1 plastic container)

An interesting 1930's autograph album with royal, political and well known celebrities, including Elizabeth and Albert, dated November, 29th 1936, European and Middle Eastern royalty, Winston Churchill, Lloyd George, Eamon De Valera, Malcolm Campbell, Charles Lindberg, Rudyard Kipling and members of the Arsenal 1935 football team, collected throughout the 1930's by the Captain of a cross channel ferry, together with a framed photograph taken on board ship with the Captain, Prince Albert and Elizabeth

Hornby OO gauge ex-shop stock: R2532 Class B17/4 Locomotive 'Arsenal' and R2558 County Of Brecknock. (2)

Various makers: Hornby Railways Arsenal, Flying Scotsman, 0-6-0 GNR Tank 1247, Railway Book Club 20yrs Wagon in Hornby Railways boxes, four tanks, four locomotives (one overpainted); Triang-Hornby R35N Tender for Britannia in original window box; LNER coach; two Bachmann freight stock in original boxes; Traing R45 Turntable in box, P-E (17)

**A RARE 40 BORE INDIAN FOUR-SHOT PERCUSSION CARBINE IN THE ENGLISH TASTE, MID-19TH CENTURY with octagonal twist sighted barrels inscribed with a spurious signature on the top rib and with an arsenal inscription on the top right hand barrel, the breeches inlaid with gold lines and with a gold-lined maker's stamp resembling the letters 'H. Nock', engraved case-hardened tang, back-action locks engraved with border ornament, foliage and a spurious signature, engraved case-hardened hammers, the lower hammers sprung and pivoting away from the nipple for firing the upper barrel, figured half-stock (small chips, cracked beneath the lock), chequered grip, engraved steel trigger-guard and butt-plate, and white metal barrel bolt escutcheons (later ramrod) 57cm; 22 3/8in barrels

A FRENCH MODEL 1855 INFANTRY OFFICER'S SABRE, DATED 1855 the blade formed with a spear point and engraved with the date and Châtellerault Imperial arsenal inscription, in its scabbard; A FRENCH MARINE OFFICER'S SWORD, MID-19TH CENTURY, with curved fullered blade by Colaux ainé, Klingenthal, and brass hilt cast with foliage; and A FRENCH MODEL 1896 CAVALRY TROOPERS SABRE (inscription obscured); the first: 77cm; 30 3/8in blade (3)

A HAND-AND-A-HALF SWORD IN 15TH CENTURY STYLE, LATE 19TH/20TH CENTURY with tapering blade of hollow-diamond section, steel hilt comprising a pair of straight quillons with drooping terminals, large wheel pommel, and leather-covered wooden grip 88cm; 34 1/2in blade This sword is based on the distinctive group formerly preserved in the Mamluk arsenal at Alexandria, with dates ranging from 1415-37.

A 9CT GOLD 1972-73 DIVISION 1 LEAGUE CHAMPIONS PLAQUE, mounted on a teak backboard, the plaque inscribed Champions, Division 1, 1972-73, Liverpool F.C., Alec Lindsay , Liverpool won the Division 1 this season with 60 points, Arsenal being runners-up on 57 points

A COLLECTION OF ENGLISH FOOTBALL MATCH PROGRAMMES, from the 1950s to 1970s, teams include Arsenal, Chelsea, Manchester United etc; a 1966 World Cup souvenir programme; and a small collection of Worcester City, match programmes from the 1950s including Lovells Atheletic, 18/4/53, Liverpool v. Hibernian, 13/11/57 etc (a lot)

ARSENAL V. CHELSEA, COMMEMORATION OF THE OPENING OF THE WEST STAND, MATCH PROGRAMME, 10/12/32, with red embossed Arsenal Football Club cover

A MANCHESTER UNITED V. BLACKPOOL, F.A.CUP FINAL, SOUVENIR, MATCH PROGRAMME, 24/4/48, autographed by Johnny Anderson, Jack Crompton and Johnny Morris; a 1948 F.A.Cup final ticket stub; an Arsenal v. Manchester United, match programme, 28/8/48, lacking staple. signed by Anderson, Crompton and Morris; a copy of Sport Weekly Magazine Dec 1948, the cover autographed Morris, Anderson and Crompton; and Daily Worker Football Annual, 1948-49 (5)

Arsenal reserves v Fulham reserve single-sheet programme played at the Invicta Ground Woolwich 7th October 1911, the lower margin trimmed; sold together with an incomplete Fulham home programme 16th October 1911 carrying a match report on Fulham reserves 2-0 win over Woolwich Arsenal reserves the week before and an illustrated feature on Leslie Bowker (2)

A rare and historic 9ct. gold commemorative medal for the Daily Telegraph 'Titanic Fund' football match Tottenham Hotspur v Woolwich Arsenal 29th April 1912, the obverse engraved with the initials TH (Tottenham Hotspur), the reverse inscribed TITANIC, 1911-12. The Daily Telegraph 'Titanic Fund' football match was played at The Stadium, Shepherd's Bush, also known as Park Royal, to help raise money for the families of the disaster and ended in a 3-0 victory for Woolwich Arsenal over their neighbours Tottenham Hotspur. The match was organised with remarkable speed occurring just a little over a fortnight after the RMS Titanic struck an iceberg in the waters of the Newfoundland Banks shortly before midnight on Sunday 14th April 1912, resulting in the loss of about 1500 lives. The original recipient of the medal is unknown but it later became the property of the Spurs player William Hawkins (known as Fred by his family) who played at White Hart Lane during the Great War period. After his football career , Hawkins became a bookmaker's runner in the Tottenham and Edmonton area of north London. By family repute he acquired the medal in lieu of a gambling debt from a former Spurs team-mate who played in the Titanic Match.

Wayne Rooney: a black Manchester United No.8 2005 F.A. Cup final jersey, an unworn short-sleeved match-issued spare from the 2005 F.A. Cup final v Arsenal, F.A. Cup flashes, inscribed FA CUP FINAL, CARDIFF 2005, the reverse lettered ROONEY

A Spain v Wales World Cup Qualifier programme played at the Estadio Bernabeu 18th May 1961 signed by both squads, the inside of the three-fold programme signed in biro over player portraits by the Welsh and Spanish teams. These autographs were collected by the Welsh goalkeeper Jack Kelsey in Madrid and given to the present vendor who was an employee at Arsenal FC.

13 overseas programmes involving British and Irish opposition, the lot including two Ireland international in Finland 9.10.49 & Austria 25.9.63, England aways in East Germany in 1963 and Portugal 28.5.69, Spurs v Feijenoord and Amsterdam XI 1960-61 double-winning season, Arsenal at Grasshopper 1954-55 and Landslid undated, Manchester United at Hibernians (Malta) 1967-68, a 1968 summer tournament in Cagliari with Arsenal competing, Wolves at Barcelona 10.2.60 and others

F.A. Cup final programme Arsenal v Cardiff City 23rd April 1927

F.A. Cup final programme Arsenal v Newcastle United 23rd April 1932

F.A. Cup final programme Arsenal v Sheffield United 25th April 1936

F.A. Cup final programme Arsenal v Sheffield United 25th April 1936

Five wartime Cup final programmes, all played at Wembley, Arsenal v Preston 1941, Portsmouth v Brentford 1942, Arsenal v Charlton 1943, Chelsea v Charlton 1944 & Chelsea v Millwall 1945

Arsenal v Manchester United programme 30th August 1920

Herbert Chapman's personalised bound volume of Arsenal programmes for 1925-26 his first season at Highbury, the red cloth covers titled gilt ARSENAL FOOTBALL CLUB LTD., PROGRAMMES, SEASON 1925-6, HERBERT CHAPMAN, ESQ., the volume containing first-team League and Cup, reserve matches plus Northern Nomads v Redhill F.A. Amateur Cup s/f & London Combination v London League Having achieved great success at Huddersfield Town Herbert Chapman was tempted to Highbury by Arsenal Chairman Henry Norris in the summer of 1925. Chapman laid down the foundations for Arsenal to become one of the most formidable teams in English football. He brought an F.A. Cup and two Championship titles to the London club before his tragic death due to pneumonia in January 1934. He is commemorated by the club with a bronze bust which stood in the marbled hall at Highbury and is now housed at the Emirates Stadium. This bound volume of match programmes is from the great man's first season at Highbury in 1925-26 when the Gunners finished runners-up in the League behind Chapman's old club Huddersfield Town.

A collection of 14 bound volumes of Arsenal programmes, for seasons 1934-35, 1950-51 to 1951-52, 1953-54 to 1954-55, 1956-57 to 1958-59, 1960-61, 1962-63, 1966-67, 1969-70, 1972-73 to 1973-74, all volumes effected to varying degrees by damp and ranging from reasonable to sub-standard condition

A collection of Arsenal programmes, comprising: a poor 1934-35 home, folded sheet homes v A C Sparta 2.10.46 & Man Utd 1.2.47; from season 1953-54, 33 homes comprising 22 Leagues including the abandoned & replayed Villa match, 2 FAC, 5 friendlies & 4 reserves plus a club handbook and a floodlit friendly away at QPR; from season 1954-55, 40 programmes including all League & Cup homes, plus some aways, also friendlies & a few reserves, a Youth and the club handbook; sold with a quantity of Arsenal programmes mostly dating from the late 1970s to mid 1990s

Six Arsenal wartime home programmes, v Aldershot 9.9.44, West Ham 21.10.44 Charlton 11.11.44, Watford 18.11.44, Brentford 23.12.44 & Millwall 13.1.45

65 Arsenal home programmes dating between 1946-47 & 1959-60, the lot also including a 1956-57 handbook

Arsenal & other programmes dating between the 1950s and 1970s, (a qty.)

Arsenal programmes and memorabilia, programmes including overseas aways at S.K. Beveren 16.12.70, Stromsgodset 15.9.71 & Grasshoppers 20.10.71 (2 copies), also various handbooks dating between the 1950s and 1970s, a dinner dance menu and table plan celebrating the 1971 League Championship at Claridge's 17th July, a booklet titled This is Arsenal & a photograph of a stand being constructed at Highbury; the lot also including a few general football publications (a qty.)

Manchester United v Arsenal programme 3rd October 1936