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ENGLAND V HUNGARY 1936 AT ARSENAL F.C. Programme for the International at Highbury 2/12/1936, slight horizontal crease and scores entered. Generally good

FRANCE FOOTBALL: Eric Cantona (1966- ) French Footballer. Signed colour 12 x 8 photograph by Cantona, the image depicting him in a full-length action pose wearing his Manchester United F.C strip. Thierry Henry (1977- ) French Footballer. Signed colour 12 x 8 photograph by Henry, the image depicting him in a full-length action pose wearing his Arsenal F.C. strip. Both are signed in bold white inks to the images. EX, 2.

[CORFU]: ARBOIS DE JUBAINVILLE JOSEPH LOUIS D´ (1764-1803) French General during the French revolutionary wars. He was a member of the St. Domingue expedition. Arrested by the British and mistreated, he died of yellow fever at the early age of 39. Arbois was at the head of the avant-garde capture of Corfu. He governed Corfu temporarily and for a very short period in 1797. An important and very interesting manuscript report of the correspondence of the future General Arbois, sixty pages, 4to, Corfu, October 1797, to the Corfu authorities, to the General Gentili, and to Admiral Brueys Commandant of the naval squadron in Corfu, in French. The manuscript document being the minutes issued by d´Arbois, informing of the situation in Corfu while he was appointed provisional governor of the island, from 3rd of August to 7th of September 1797. Arbois refers to multiple matters, such as the relic of Saint Spyridon `..qui a toujours été considéré comme un objet autant politique que religieux…´ (Translation: “…which has always been considered as much as a political object as well as a religious one…”) which he intends to take possession of with the approval of the “Greek Pope”, and explains that he had to face the opposition of three priests who he finally had to arrest. Further Arbois refers to the discontent within the garrison, to the difficulties to manage the supply of Rear-Admiral Brueys' squadron whose needs are in conflict with the interests of the land troops, stating in part `Vous mentionnez que, vu les besoins de votre escadre, vous comptez vous emparer de la cargaison du bâtiment venu de Venise cahrgé de grains et de farines pour la división…´ (Translation: “You mention that, given the needs of your squadron, you intend to seize the cargo of the ship that came from Venice loaded with grain and flour for the division…”) Further again d´Arbois comments the order received `for the accommodation of Company Nº 7 of artillery arrived in this city of Corfou by order of the General-in-Chief Bonaparte´, an order which includes the reintegration into the arsenal of the 182 barrels of fine powder and the bullets that the admiral had taken there, stating `…parce que vous savez parfaitement que Corfou ne peut pas être dépourvue du plomb ni de la poudre nécessaires à sa défense…´ (Translation: “…because “you know perfectly well that Corfu cannot be deprived of the lead or the powder necessary for its defense…”) The set includes also a letter addressed to Ali Pacha, granting to him that their vessels will be under their protection, saying `…le général Gentili vous aime et vous estime, et tous les français qui sont ici connaissent vos bons sentiments pour notre nation…´ (Translation: “…General Gentili likes you and esteems you, and all the French who are here know your good feelings for our nation…”) Further again, d´Arbois refers again to important orders received from Napoleon, saying `Le contre-amiral Brueys a reçu hier l’ordre positif de Bonaparte de se rendre à Venise avec son escadre en laissant à Corfou les vaisseaux vénitiens… L’escadre parait destinée à attaquer l’Empereur [d´Autriche] sur les côtes de Dalmatie, du moins, Bonaparte le dit dans sa lettre… le corsaire anglais qui croisait vers Malte, il [Bonaparte] a envoyé la frégate la Badine dans ce pays pour lui donner la chasse…´ (Translation: “Rear-Admiral Brueys received yesterday the positive order from Bonaparte to go to Venice with his squadron, leaving the Venetian vessels in Corfu... The squadron appears destined to attack the Emperor [of Austria] on the coasts of Dalmatia, at least, Bonaparte says so in his letter... regarding the English corsair which was cruising towards Malta, he [Bonaparte] sent the frigate Badine to this country to chase it…”) A very interesting content dairy of the events occurred in Corfu during this short but important period in the history of Corfu. Together with Joseph Louis d´Arbois de Jubainville, A.L., two pages, Paris, 12th March 1798, to his brother Charles, in French. D´Arbois announces that he will soon copies of his memoir on the island of Corfu, and ´further referring to his future and what Bonaparte has said, states in part `Bonaparte a été très content du petit ouvrage, je crois qu’il me veut du bien, mais il s’est expliqué avec Kilmaine sur l’objet de ma réintégration. Il ne veut à cet égard faire aucune démarche auprès du Gouvernement, mais il a assuré Kilmaine qu’il m’emploierait lui-même à la première occasion d’une manière satisfaisante…´ (Translation: “Bonaparte was very happy with the little work, I think he wants good for me, but he explained to Kilmaine the purpose of my reinstatement. He does not want to take any further step with the Government in this regard, but he has assured Kilmaine that he himself will employ me at the first opportunity and in a satisfactory manner…”) Small overall minor age wear, mostly to edges, otherwise G Léopold Charles d´Arbois (1774-?) Brother of Joseph, chief of squadron and of staff of General Desbureaux.General Charles Edward Jennings (1751-1799) also known as Brave Kilmaine. Irish soldier under French service and a Revolutionary. An active supporter of the French Revolution. He served as Division Commander under Napoleon I. A brilliant and courageous officer, he also served under Dumouriez and Lafayette and participated at the battle of Valmy commanding a unit of victorious Hussars.

Boxed Subbuteo Table Soccer Super Set (with red & blue teams), together with three LW teams (Manchester United, Arsenal & Chelsea), C.126 Passing Tee & Dribbling accessory set and C.105 goalkeepers

Collection of Subbuteo to include boxed sets, accessories and scenery to include The Football Game Club Edition, 63000 Arsenal Norway, 63000 England, 61139 Side Bench (Boxes Showing signs of storage wear), 2 x Cloth pitches, Score Board, etc, boxes showing signs of storage wear

Collection of eight boxed and carded McFarlane Toys Spawn figures to include Spawn V, Medieval Spawn III, Al Simmons, The Desiccator, Arsenal Of Doom Special Edition, Spawn VII, Violator and Angela, all unopened and figures ex, boxes showing some signs of storage and edge wear and bubbles and plastic showing some signs of discolouration

Assorted prototype board games designed by Lewis Wood (qty)Provenance: Lewis Wood was a draughtsman at the Royal Arsenal at Woolwich, and produced his own board games relevant to his interests, to include steam engines, ships and motor racing, consigned directly from the family

An autograph album c.1920's-1940's, signatures of several sportspeople, including footballers Tommy (W.T.) Whewell, who made a record 259 appearances for Corinthian F.C., killed 2nd October 1940 by a bomb on his home in Hampstead, aged 36; Tom Whittaker (1898-1956), on Arsenal F.C. letterhead, Mark Hooper (1901-1974), Sheffield Wednesday, Berry Nieuwenhuys (1911-1984), South African footballer who played predominantly for Liverpool, plus others George Eyston (1897-1979), British engineer, inventor, and racing driver best known for breaking the land speed record three times between 1937 and 1939, Jack Hobbs (1882-1963), English cricketer widely regarded as one of the greatest batsmen in the history of cricket, the leading run-scorer and century-maker in first-class cricket, with 61,237 runs and 197 centuries, plus athletes, jockeys, boxers etc; plus others stage/screen/celebrities incl. Gracie Fields (1898-1979), Stella Moya, Nat Gonella, Charles Laughton, Jean Gillie, Anna Neagle etc., contemporary cloth gilt

ENGLISH FOOTBALL, ARSENAL, EVERTON AND CHELSEA F.C. COLLECTIONS comprising, Arsenal 1960s programmes home, away, vs. Brazil, cups League and FA, Chelsea programmes in Europe and pennant, Everton programmes league and cup, also pennant

Football programmes, a collection of 35+, 1950's programmes, various Clubs, noted Blackpool v Aston Villa 51/2, Newcastle v Aston Villa 52/3, Manchester United v Borussia Dortmund EC 56/7, Leeds v Bristol Rovers 55/6, Cardiff City v Chelsea 55/6, Burnley v Newcastle FA Cup 53/4 etc, other clubs include Arsenal, Aston Villa, Tottenham etc (mixed condition, fair/vg)

Football programmes, Reading FC, 1944/45, 16 home single sheet programmes, all with slight trim to top edge v Arsenal FLS & FL Cup, Brentford FLS, Brighton FLS, Charlton FLS, Clapton Orient FLS & FL Cup, C. Palace FLS, Fulham FLS, Luton FLS, Millwall FLS, Portsmouth FLCup, QPR FLS, Southampton FLS, Tottenham FLS & Watford FLS

Trade issues, Football Team a collection of 9 large paper supplements, various issuers inc. Tottenham 1933/4 (News Chronicle), 1934/5 (x2, Daily Mail & News Chronicle), 1937/8 (News Chronicle), Arsenal 1933/4 & 1934/5 (both News Chronicle), West Ham 1934/5 (News Chronicle, tear), Brentford 1935/6 (News Chronicle) & Derby County 1933/34 (News Chronicle) (some with minor faults, some dust marks, gen. gd)

Football badges, a collection of 18 enamel badges, 1970's onwards inc. Manchester United George Best Badge, Norwich City, Swindon, Arbroath, Dundee, Everton, Arsenal etc (vg)

Football autographs, FA Cup Final programme, Arsenal v West Ham, 1980, comprehensively signed to team line up page by both teams, managers, referee & linesmen. Pages 4/5 also signed by members of the FA Managerial Committee & also England manager Ron Greenwood, 50 signatures in total, obtained by VIP attending on the day (gd)

Trade cards, Barratt's, Football Stars, Arsenal FC, 6 cards, J.H. Hulme (x2, different), W. Blyth, David Jack, R.F. John & Tom Parker (some slight marks, gen. gd) (6)

Football programmes, Reading v Arsenal, four programmes & two tickets, all at Reading, FLS Cup 25 March 1944 (single sheet, gd), Reading v Arsenal Reserves Fr 24 April 1948 (rs, gd) Reading Reserves v Arsenal Reserves 24 April 1957 (single sheet, scarce, gd) and Reading v Arsenal FA Cup 1972, programme & two different match tickets (gd/vg)

Football programmes, Plymouth Argyle homes 1945/46, 4 programmes v Leicester City 22 Sept 45, Arsenal 24 Nov 45, WBA 2 March 45 & v Tottenham 30 March 1945 (all with creasing, fair/gd) (4)

Football programmes, a collection of 40+ 1950's programmes inc. Sheffield Weds v Everton FAC 53/54, Ipswich v Bury 54/55, Hull v Ipswich 54/55, Charlton v Arsenal 52/53, Burnley v Sunderland 56/57 etc (several with numbers to face and scores noted, fair/gd)

Postcards, a mixed UK topographical selection of approx. 66 cards with RPs inc. Ascot race course, aerial view of Barmouth, New Free Library Salisbury (Cosser), Red Barracks Woolwich, St Deny's Church Southampton (Cosser), aerial view Christchurch, High St Lyndhurst, Bridge St and P.O Andover, OTC camp Aldershot, entrance Shell Foundry Woolwich Arsenal, Smithy Kirby, Bordon Club and Hill, Crane Bridge Salisbury, Harpley Village etc. Also a few F.G.O Stuart and LLs (mainly gd)

Trade cards, Football, The Sunday Post, an album containing a set of 20 corner mounted b/w photographic Team Groups early 1930's, inc. Arsenal 1933/34, Chelsea 1933/34, Newcastle 1933/34, Celtic 1933/34, Rangers 1933/34 & others, each approx. 260mm x 190mm (vg)

Postcard, Football, J. Ashcroft Arsenal, Blackburn Rovers, & Wales, RP portrait by Forsey (vg)

Football programmes, Scottish selection, 1950's/60's, approx. 40 programmes including league, cup, friendlies etc, noted Hearts v Third Lanark SLC 58/9, Hibernian v Hearts East of Scotland Shield Final 58/9,Arsenal v Rangers Fr 1951, Standard Liege v Rangers ECWC 61/2, Everton v Dunfermline ICFC 62/3, Wolves v Rangers ECWC 60/1 etc (fair/vg)

Football programmes, a collection of approx. 500 programmes, mostly 1960's, many different clubs inc. Aston Villa, Stoke, Leicester, Coventry, QPR, Torquay, Arsenal, Blackpool, & many others (some with faults but mostly gd)

Cigarette cards, Taddy, Prominent Footballers (London Mixture), Woolwich Arsenal, 4 cards, R. Benson, C.S. Buckley, C. Lewis & A. McKinnon (vg) (4)

Football shirt, Arsenal FC, believed to be a match worn example in cotton, long sleeved shirt with embroidered Gunners badge to front & stitched no 12 to back, circa 1980, originally signed by the team in ink but now only Alan Sunderland signature visible. (gd)

Football programmes, Tottenham Hotspur, 5 wartime home programmes 1945/6 v Arsenal 16 Feb 46 FLS, Aston Villa 20 Feb 46 FLS, Charlton 23 Feb 46 FLS (water stain), Derby County 22 Apr 46 FLS & v FA Eleven G.W. Hall Benefit 7 May 1946, all single sheet issues (creasing, fair/gd) (5)

Football programme, Arsenal v Manchester United, FA Charity Shield, 1948 (tc, light vertical fold, gd)

Football programmes, Tottenham Hotspur homes, 1950/51 Division 1 Champions, 15 programmes inc. Blackpool, Bolton, Portsmouth, Newcastle, Arsenal, Chelsea etc, all 4 page issues & Division 1 games unless stated (some creasing, tc etc, gen. gd) (15)

Football programmes, a collection of approx. 60 programmes mostly 1950/60's including Arsenal v Preston 47/48, Tottenham Res v Arsenal Res 48/49, Luton v Leicester 53/54, Wolves v Honved Fr. 54/44, QPR v Watford 55/56, Tranmere v Barnsley 53/54, Malta v Wales 1979, Millwall v Ipswich Fr. 55/56, Blackpool v Fulham FAC 50/51, FAC Finals 1960, 63, 65 etc and others includes some Non-League, Friendly games, Internationals etc (a few with punched holes, but mostly fair/gd)

A group of Subbuteo items comprising of 2 games sets (1 missing pitch) & 7 HW team sets (6 (Aldershot 145, Cape town city 115, Bolton w. 154, Clydebank, Arsenal 16 & West Ham 179) sets missing 1 player, Mexico 157 set missing goalkeeper and 4 players)

JAPANESE WWII TYPE 30 ARISAKA BAYONET, a late war example w/ a bamboo scabbard and a rubberized frog, has a minty blued blade, Toyoda Jidou Shokki arsenal mkd., exc

Collection of football programmes including a large group of Swindon Town programmes, Newcastle United, Arsenal and others, 1950s through to 1990s, together with an official Euro 1996 programme and ticket pass for a Scotland v England game (1 box) 

ƑIzhevsk Arsenal: a 7.62x54mmR Moisin-Nagant M1891/30 bolt-action service/sniping rifle, serial number 928, 28.7 in. barrel, telescopic sight on steel detachable side mount, turned down bolt handle, serial number repeated on bolt and 'scope mount, 2023 Birmingham proof. Section 1 - FAC or RFD required to purchase. 123cm OAL

ƑNagoya Arsenal: a 6.5x50mm Japanese Meiji 38th Year bolt-action service rifle, serial number 33754, barrel 31.45 in., ladder back sight with one fixed and one adjustable aperture, shrouded bolt, standard military configuration, later Birmingham proof. Section 1 - FAC or RFD required to purchase. 127.5cm OAL

U.S. Armory and Arsenal Springfield: a .50-70 Model 1868 single loading 'trapdoor' service rifle, serial number 7890, barrel 32.25 in., forward pivoting breech block dated 1870 and marked with eagle head and crossed arrows over 'U.S.', thumb latch to right of action, lock plate dated 1863 and marked ''U.S. SPRINGFIELD' and with eagle, with jag head clearing rod. Section 58(2) - no licence required if possessed as a curiosity or ornament.132cm OAL

ƑNagoya Arsenal: a 7.7mm Japanese Type 99 bolt-action service rifle, serial number 64406, barrel 25.75 in., anti-aircraft ladder back sight with folding lead bars, chrysanthemum removed from action ring, folding wire monopod, later Birmingham proof. Section 1 - FAC or RFD required to purchase. 112cm OAL

ƑU.S. Armory and Arsenal Springfield: a 45-70 Model 1884 'Trapdoor' service rifle, serial number 460200, barrel 32.5 in., Buffington back sight adjustable for windage and elevation, colour hardened action, fluted trigger, upper band with sling and piling swivels, steel clearing rod, 2023 Birmingham black powder proof. Section 1 - FAC or RFD required to purchase. 132cm OAL

A JAPANESE SHIN GUNTO MOUNTED OFFICER'S SWORD WITH SIGNED SMITH-MADE ARSENAL BLADE, the 26in. blade in good polish with prominent hamon, the tang with signature to both sides and arsenal set-up stamp, cast and chisel-carved brass tsuba, cotton-bound ray-skin hilt without provision for scabbard lock, leather covered black laquered saya. This bladed product is not for sale to people under the age of 18. By bidding on this item you are declaring that you are 18 years of age or over.Please be aware that we are unable to send edged weapons or bladed products by postal courier to a UK residential address (Offensive Weapons Act 2019)

A WORLD WAR TWO JAPANESE NCO'S SHIN-GUNTO KATANA, serial no. 55881, circa 1935, with 27 1/2in. blade shallow fullered along the back edge, Koishikawa Arsenal control stamp suffixing serial number, brass tsuba, the fuchi with further arsenal marks, cast alloy hilt in imitation of binding (traces of brown paint) and complete with its matching number scabbard with later black painted finish. This bladed product is not for sale to people under the age of 18. By bidding on this item you are declaring that you are 18 years of age or over.Please be aware that we are unable to send edged weapons or bladed products by postal courier to a UK residential address (Offensive Weapons Act 2019)

A SHIN-GUNTO MOUNTED WORLD WAR TWO JAPANESE KATANA WITH SMITH-MADE ARSENAL BLADE, circa 1940, with 27in. slightly curved blade signed on both sides of the tang and stamped with an assembly number '529', visible hamon, white metal habaki, regulation cast and chiselled tsuba mounted with scabbard lock, khaki cotton binding over ray-skin, in its olive-brown painted scabbard (dent to upper edge near tip). This bladed product is not for sale to people under the age of 18. By bidding on this item you are declaring that you are 18 years of age or over.Please be aware that we are unable to send edged weapons or bladed products by postal courier to a UK residential address (Offensive Weapons Act 2019)

A RARE CASED WORLD WAR TWO IMPERIAL JAPANESE NAVY TORPEDO GYROSCOPE, dated 1944, as used in a Type 98 torpedo, in its original wooden transportation case with Japanese stencilling in black on the lid and original paper labelling inside the lid, comes with a folder of research, including a translation of the characters on the lid which gives an inspection date of 21st June 1944 and ownership by Kure Naval Arsenal, one of four principal naval shipyards owned and operated by the Imperial Japanese Navy.

A GOOD AND RARE JAPANESE NAVAL KAI-GUNTO TYPE 30 KATANA WITH SIGNED AND INKED ARSENAL BLADE, made between 1930-45, with 27in. blade in good polish, silvered copper habaki, the hilt with signature to one side only and inked characters to both, one side stamped with an anchor within a circle device and marked with a small '2' assembly number, shakudo tsuba with sun-ray design, brown cotton bound black 'same' hilt, polished black shagreen scabbard with mounts for two suspension rings (one ring absent). This bladed product is not for sale to people under the age of 18. By bidding on this item you are declaring that you are 18 years of age or over.Please be aware that we are unable to send edged weapons or bladed products by postal courier to a UK residential address (Offensive Weapons Act 2019)

KAYABA KOGYO A SCARCE DEACTIVATED 28MM 'NAMBU TYPE 90' THREE-BARRELLED NAVAL FLARE PISTOL, serial no. 2070, circa 1935, stepped 4in. barrels, sprung loaded opening lever to the underside, the rear with rotating cocking lever, cocking indicators to the rear of each barrel, three-position barrel selector lever, manual side safety with red and white 'SAFE' and 'FIRE' positions, breech with Kayaba Kogyo arsenal mark and Naval acceptance marks, the left side of the frame marked with the Kayaba Kogyo arsenal mark and stamped 'PAT. NO. 93006', two-piece bakelite grips, lanyard ring, complete with its deactivation certificate. Please note, under UK Law, you are required to inform the Home Office of possession of a deactivated firearm. A link to the Notification of possession of a deactivated firearm form can be found on our website under licence requirements in the 'buying' menu

Two boxes of various football programmes to include Chelsea, Arsenal

Three boxes of Arsenal football programmes

A unique vase made of agate glass and decorated with gilded fittings. Decorative overlays hug the modern body of the vase with a wave pattern. Their brass arsenal is full of neoclassical grotesques. Mark: Sevres. Width: 9.5cm, Height: 27cm, Depth: 9.5cm, Weight: 0.9kg, Condition: Good, Material: Glass

Paul Merson signed 12x8 inch colour photo pictured celebrating during his playing days with Arsenal. Good condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £10

A .577/.450 Martini Henry Mark IV Service RifleNo. C3264, Dated 1887With sighted barrel with bright bore and retained by two barrel bands, the forward one incorporating a bayonet lug on the right, calibrated folding adjustable back-sight, dated action with 'V.R' crowned above 'ENFIELD' on one side, figured butt and fore-stock (minor old bruising), the former stamped on one side with circular Rawulpindi arsenal mark dated '1908' above 'R.P. II', and with Hindi script in a rectangle above the number '8328', regulation steel mounts, sling loops and replacement ramrod (steel parts with some old light pitting over recolouring), Inspector's marks and Ordnance proof marks 84.4 cm. barrel Footnotes:One of a large number supplied to the Nepalese army in 1906For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Lima 00 Gauge group of Goods wagons consisting of CWS, IMS, Corn Products, St Ivel Tankers, Private owner Ebbw Vale, Courtaulds, Pilkington Bros, Royal arsenal, Harrods, Buxton, Prince of Wales and many others including duplicates. Good/Plus to Excellent, 27 in reproduction style plain boxes. (44)

Arsenal 1950-1 Home Programmes, thirteen league, two F.A Cup, nine combination, one combination cup, QPR v. The Army friendly at Highbury.(26)

Screen Stars for Sky Sports, black cotton t-shirt, for the 1997-8 season, featuring child reaching for Bergkamp shirt - Arsenal Double Winners That Season, size XL.

Arsenal 1953-4 & 54-5 Home Programmes, eighteen league friendly v. Spartak, two Combination, Combination Cup v. Tottenham, QPR, Youths v. Orient Youths. (24).

Arsenal 1949-50 Home Programmes, fourteen league, four F.A Cup and nine combination issues (27).

F.A. Cup Final Programmes 1948 Blackpool v. Manchester United, 1949 Leicester v. Wolves, 1950 Arsenal v. Liverpool. (3)1948 and 1949 issues - punch hole repair, rusty staple marks with repairs around them, 1949 also has repair to tear at bottom of page, 1950 rusty staple marks with repairs around them.

1952-3 West Brom v. Arsenal Programme, 56-7 Sheffield Wednesday v. Arsenal. 1954 England schools pirate. 61-2 Liverpool v. Preston at Old Trafford. 62-3 West Ham Colts v. Liverpool Colts - Youth Cup Final, 63-4 Spennymoor v. Barnet, other 1960's issues including non-league (39).

F.A Cup Final Programmes, 1951 Blackpool v. Newcastle, 52 Arsenal v. Newcastle, 53 Blackpool v. Bolton. (3)1951 Punch hole repairs and rusty staple marks with repairs, 1952 rusty staple marks with repairs, minor repair bottom left corner, 0.5cm burn mark near top and first six pages including front which has repairs, 1953 punch hole repairs, team changes inside.

1944-5 Arsenal Programmes v. Brentford dated December 23rd, 1944, away at Brighton dated January 20th, 1945 (stain to top left corner). (2)

Sheffield United Programmes 1955-6, twenty-one homes including v. Chelsea, Barrow - F.A Cup (x 2), Frank Swift's X1, aways at Arsenal, Bolton (23).

General League Club Programmes, Carlisle, Chelsea, Arsenal, Manchester City, England Internationals, Scottish League, etc:- Three Boxes

Reserves and Youth Team Football Programmes, 143 different issues 1950s onwards, including Arsenal v. Crystal Palace 1946, Ipswich v. Reading, Aston Villa v. West Brom & Manchester United v. Newcastle (FA Youth Cup) all from 1956, and several more Manchester United late 1950s & 1960s, etc.