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GLASGOW CELTIC Five Supporters Club Glasgow Celtic handbooks, 56/7 (results entered on fixture list) , 58/9, 61/2, 62/3 and 63/4.. Fair-generally good

CELTIC 1937-38 Celtic handbook, 1937-38, scores noted in pencil, Celtic Football Guide, 48 pages, some pencil entries. Fair-generally good

CELTIC - RANGERS 52 Celtic home programme v Rangers "A", 20/9/52, score, scorers noted, staple rusting. Fair-generally good

CELTIC - TOTTENHAM 67 Match ticket for seat , Celtic v Tottenham, 5/8/67 at Hampden Park. Slight fold. Generally good

CELTIC - MANCHESTER CITY Match ticket for seat, Celtic v Manchester City, 4/8/70 at Hampden Park. Good

TREASURE TROVE 1 We have not had one of these for a while but this is a good collection of items from various sports and includes a Manchester United pennant 1977, Three Cheltenham Racecourse full member metal and enamel badges, West Ham end of season summaries, Fulham handbook 1966/67, Cricket booklets for the 1960 South Africa Tour and the 1961 Australia Tour, ticket Worcs v Surrey Gillette Cup 1972, 2 Brentford single sheet reserves programmes v Watford 56 and 60, 1934-35 English and Scottish fixtures guide with photographs etc, postcard sent from Mexico 1970 written and signed by Bobby Moore (writing has faded a little), Dynamo Kiev booklet in colour, Forest in Europe 64 page magazine, 66 World Cup Tournament brochure, Charlton Athletic Football Guide 59/60, 1968 European Cup Final programme, large West Brom B.D.V silk, Bayern Munchen teamgroup postcard 1969, PSV- MIchelen Super Cup programme 1989, Dukla v Shamrock Rovers 1961 in New York, York Rugby League programmes 1959, 1953 Cup Final programme and ticket, Man Utd v Preston 59/60 Youth Cup programme with token, Man Utd Cup Final ballot card 1957, Chelsea handbook 47/48, Northampton v Man Utd 65/6, Voss v Chelsea 78, Boxers and Jockeys 1958 at West Ham, signed action colour photographs of Mike Atherton, Vaughan and Thorpe, teamgroups including Millwall 1894-95, Northampton, Brentford and Watford all 1905-06, Southampton St Marys 1896-97 (all from "The Book Of Football"), Singapore v Man Utd 86, Tottenham v FA XI 24/3/58, Harrow Boro v Man Utd 83, Cottage Pie Journals (Fulham) 56 and 66, Scotland v England 99, Pompey v Celtic 76, Man City v Everton Cup Semi 69 signed by Joe Mercer and Alan Oakes, Middlesex Senior Cup Final 1951 Hayes v Uxbridge at Southall, Gateshead v Workington 59/60, Aston Villa v Chelsea 64/5 League Cup Semi plus reverse game at Chelsea, Manchester City official postcard 1938, Wellingborough v Arsenal 67/8, Welsh Cup Final 1972, London Charity Cup Final at Chelsea 1950 (Dulwich v Wimbledon) four page issue (worn and creased), Rugby League 7-a-side Tournament at Leigh 1948, Watford Res v Ipswich Res 51/2, Manchester United official notice of Extraordinary General Meeting 1949.Arsenal v Bury 53 Cup, Leicester v Port Vale 56/7 and v Leyton Orient 62/3, Orient and Bristol City v Man Utd 74/5 Division 2, Cambridge United v Cambridge University 64, Southport v Barrow 21/8/78 ( first game after leaving the Football League), Crewe v Oxford 62/3, Rochdale v Blackpool 71/2 (Lancs Cup), N.Ireland v England 2005, Rugby World Cup 7s in Hong Kong 1997, European Cup Final programmes 1969 and 1982, Ajax v Man Utd 76/7, Portsmouth Football Mail Sports Final edition dated 2/9/1939 and covering the last games played before football ended due to the Second World War, Blackpool were top of Division 1, seven signed colour photographs of Arsenal players Campbell, Adams, Clichy, Cygan, Pires, Wiltord and Keown, all signed and measuring 5" x 7".collection of tickets including cricket test matches, Twickenham 7-a-sides 1957 and 58, cricket Australia v West Indies 75,several England football programmes, 12 FA Cup Final programmes, 9 League Cup Final programmes, large black and white photographs signed by Tony Dunne, Denis Law, George Best, colour England photograph signed by Watson, Allen, Hateley and Sansom plus two first day covers signed by Steve Bruce and Steve Coppell. A good number of other items included and well worth a look. Some faults but most items are generally good. As described

SCOTLAND Rare collection of Scottish autographs from a journalists notebook covering players who played for Scotland from 1893 onwards. Includes W.Maley (Celtic) 1888-1902, James McGrory (Celtic), J.McKay (Hamilton Accies 1906-09), James Brownlie (Third Lanark1906-1922), Andy Wilson (Dunfermline 1920-23), Peter Wilson (Celtic, 1926-33), Quinn (Celtic, 1900-1915), A.Jackson (Aberdeen 1925-30), J.Jackson (Partick Thistle 1931-36), McInally (Celtic 1926-27), Gordon (Rangers 1912-20), Gillespie (1 International -1896), Gallacher (Chelsea 1924-25), Cheyne (Chelsea 1929-30). All the above played for Scotland. Also includes David Jack (England 1926-33). 15 signatures. Good

NEWCASTLE UTD Selection of items, 1960s, comprises Official handbook 65/6, programmes McMichael Testimonial 21/10/63, Milburn Testimonial 10/5/67 and friendlies v Linfield 66/7, Moscow Dynamo 65/6, Hibernian 67/8 and Celtic 67/8. Generally good

SCOTTISH Small collection of six Scottish League programmes, Raith v Hibs 14/11/59, Morton v Stenhousemuir 21/2/59, Dundee v Motherwell 4/10/58, Hamilton v Dundee Utd 31/10/59, East Fife v Brechin 31/10/59 and Third Lanark v Celtic 28/11/64 (score noted boldly on cover). Fair-good

Two boxes of Studio pottery including 'Celtic Pottery' German, Austrian, etc

A silver ingot on chain, Sheffield 1977, gross weight 1.67 ozt approx, a silver and mother of pearl fruit knife, Sheffield, 1899, silver salt, silver cross on chain, another cross, silver Celtic design pendant, silver plated Irish caddy spoon and a Wedgwood gold plated cameo brooch (boxed) (8)

Roman Key Handle & Bird Figure, 1st-3rd Century AD. A Roman bronze socketed key handle with an openwork foliate design surmounted by a knop. Very similar to an example illustarated in N. Mills 'Celtic and Roman artefact's' RB245a. 44mm x 22mm, 22.1g.Together with a Roman bronze figurine of a bird, possibly an Eagle, c. 1st - 4th century AD, 36mm x 17mm, 19.6g. together with an Anglo-Saxon & Viking Artefact Group.Anglo-Saxon bronze artefacts including: two wrist clasps c. 6th century AD; a disc brooch decorated with ring-and-dot motifs 5th - 6th century AD; a strap-end with zoomorphic animal head terminal, very fine, 8th - 9th century AD. Together with a lozenge-shaped Viking stirrup mount of Williams Class A, Type 12, 11th century AD. (5).Largest 40mm.

A Blue John pendant, set in white metal, with Celtic jewellery set in white metal, snuff boxes etc

Ancient Irish Histories, 2 vols., Dublin: the Hibernia Press 1809, 4to, some age staining, half calf (joints starting); PLOWDEN (Francis) An Historical View of the State of Ireland, in 5 vols.. Philadelphia 1805-06, 8vo, somewhat toned, calf; KELLY (Rev. M) Cambrensis Eversus, 3 vols. Dublin: for the Celtic Society 1848-51, 8vo, rebacked; one other - Linen Hall Library, Belfast 1888, cloth (11)

Clarice Cliff Duck Pin Tray & Celtic Harvest Dish

A set of six commemorative silver George VI spoons, in a Celtic style design, embellished in gilt, Sheffield 1937, in presentation case.

Football autographs from the early to mid 1970's, including Bobby Moore (Fulham), Alan Ball, Peter Shilton, George Best with Sir Matt Busby and Denis Law, Billy Bremner, Kevin Keegan (Scunthorpe), Emlyn Hughes, Martin Chivers, Bobby Charlton, Bill Shankly and signed teams including Liverpool (2), Arsenal, Burnley, Celtic (including Dixie Dean and Kenny Dalglish), Real Madrid? - mainly on magazine illustrations, the album compiled by one individual

A George V silver tea strainer, engraved overall with a Celtic style design, with angular handles etc., Birmingham 1913, 2½oz

Football programmes, for Third Lanark AC to include league cup tie -v- Celtic 16/8/1950 (4)

Irish silver Dublin & District Motorcycle club 'Open Reliability Trial Trophy' of Celtic design with stand, by West & Son Dublin 1911 1370grams

Collection of silver and costume jewellery to include: silver Vesta case, 1914-'18 World War I medal to 40768 Private J. Thomas E.LAN.R. together with pendants, necklaces, bar brooches, revolving fobs, Celtic design brooch, wristwatch etc.(B.P. 24% incl. VAT)

A four-piece silver tea service by Fenton, Russell & Co. Ltd., Birmingham, 1937, bellied oval with narrow Celtic style border and tucked-in oval foot, ht. of hot water jug 22.5 cm. high, wt. 1812 gm.A good clean set, no bruises, handle of hot water jug a little loose.

A William Hutton & Sons silver cruet set designed by Kate Harris, comprising mustard pot with hinged cover, pepper pot, salt and spoon, pierced form with green glass liner's probably by James Powell & Sons, the mustard and salt with wirework Celtic knot handles, stamped marks, London 1904, 7cm. high (pepper), (3)

A Liberty & Co silver and enamel case designed by Archibald Knox, rectangular with hinged cover, cast in low relief with Celtic entrelac border enamelled green and blue, stamped marks, Birmingham 1903, 8.5 x 7cm.

A collection of Celtic pottery, Newlyn items to include; jugs, plates, mugs etc

A Troika pottery pot, with geometric, and two items of Celtic pottery

A Sterling Silver Celtic Brooch

19th Century Irish carved bog oak harp together with a similar Celtic cross

Greenock; A Scottish Provincial silver ladleTypical Celtic point with plain terminal, by William Clark, Greenock, c. 1810, stamped 'WC', anchor, ship with three sails, "C", spiked tree, length 38cm, weight approx. 7oz

Charles Horner: A silver broochDepicting a thistle, together with, an abstract silver Celtic brooch, four silver bangles of various designs (6)

A silver dishOf circular form with an applied Celtic border, raised on a pedestal foot, by David Lawrence Silverware, Birmingham 1964, together with, a silver bowl, with embossed fluted detail, raised on a cirular foot, Birmingham 1928, weight combined approx. 7oz (2)

A silver thimble, ingot, Celtic brooch etc

CLARICE CLIFF 'CELTIC HARVEST' PATTERN PIN DISHalong with a further Clarice Cliff bowl

A silver RAF sweetheart brooch, a silver Celtic brooch, a Police medal awarded to constable Percy Smith, various commemorative medals and other items.

TURNED OAK QUAICH, SILVER MOUNTED WITH CELTIC DESIGN HANDLES.EDINBURGH 1983.MAKER J&S.HEIGHT: 2 INCHES.DIAMETER: 4 INCHES.IN GOOD CONDITION.

CELTIC. DUROTRIGES, MID-1ST B.C. - 2ND CENTURY A.D. STATERS, billon or base metal types. (3 coins)

ANGLO-SAXON. KINGS OF MERCIA. OFFA, 757-796 A.D. PENNY. Light coinage. Canterbury mint, Moneyer Heabernt. Obv: Long cross botonné with cross of lobes over and +O FF AR EX legend. Rev: Celtic cross with cross fleury over saltire at centre with legend in angles. c.1.1g, details GVF for issue, two areas of the flan have a porous surface. (1 coin) Provenance: Detector find, Dorset Chick records two coins of Heabernt in this type. One of which is from the same dies and with 19th century provenance, British Museum 122a

CELTIC. DUROTRIGES. AR STATER, C.50 B.C-50 A.D. Uninscribed. Derived from the Westerham Stater. c.5.7g, VF. (1 coin)

CELTIC. DUROTRIGES. AV STATER, C.50 B.C-50 A.D. Uninscribed. Derived from the Westerham Stater. c.5g, AVF. (1 coin)

CELTIC. DUROTRIGES. AE STATER, C.50 B.C-50 A.D. Uninscribed. Derived from the Westerham Stater. c.3.1g, AF. (1 coin)

CELTIC. AV QUARTER STATER, MID-1ST CENTURY A.D. Trophy type. Obv: Trophy design. Rev: Blank. c.1.4g, VF. (1 coin)

CELTIC. DUROTRIGES, 58 B.C. - 43 A.D. BILLON STATER. Derived from the Westerham Stater. c.4.2g, GF. And an Anglo-Saxon Styca, 9th century A.D. c.1.4g, GF. (2 coins)

9ct Irish Celtic pin 8.2g

A Clarice Cliff, Newport Pottery Celtic Harvest jug. Circa 1930's. Slight flaking to orange paintwork on poppies. Approx. 28cm tall.

A Clarice Cliff, Newport Pottery Celtic Harvest basket shaped handled fruit bowl. Circa 1930's. Slight crack to inside running from rim downwards. Approx. 22 x 32cm.

Scottish Football, one hundred plus programmes mainly modern together with a Celtic photograph self-made presentation of the Lisbon Lions with some cut out autographs

An early 20th century silver handled mug on a raised, stepped foot, a continuous band of Celtic inspired decoration to the body, Birmingham 1939, by Bakers Bros Ltd. Total weight 131.2g

A mixed lot of ceramics to include an Arklow coffee set, a Celtic pottery vase, boxed collectors plates, a set of silver plated wine goblets, Aynsley and other items

Orkney and Shetland, a large collection, including Wilson, J. A Voyage round the Coasts of Scotland and the Isles. 1842, 2 volumes in one, half morocco; Baikie, W.B. and R. Heddle. Historia Naturalis Orcadensis. 1848, Part 1., original cloth; Clouston, Charles Guide to the Orkney Islands. 1862, folding map; Edmonston, T. An Etymological Glossary of the Shetland & Orkney Dialect. 1866; Peace, William, publisher Hand-Book to the Zetland Islands. Kirkwall, 1867, map, original wrappers soiled; Gorrie, D. Summers and Winters in the Orkneys. 1868, binding marked; Edmonston, T. The Young Shetlander. 1868; Miller, H. The Cruise of the Betsey. 1870, contemporary calf; Heddle, M.F. The County Geognosy and Mineralogy of Scotland. 1878, presentation copy, half morocco; Reid, John T. Pictures from the Orkney Islands. 1881, limited to 500 copies; Low, G. A Tour through the Islands of Orkney and Shetland. Kirkwall, 1879; Tudor, J.R. The Orkneys and Shetland. 1883, contemporary half morocco; Fergusson, R.M. Rambles in the Far North. 1884, pictorial cloth; Rampini, C. Shetland and the Shetlanders. Kirkwall, 1884, original boards; Mackintosh, W.R. Glimpses of Kirkwall and its People. Kirkwall, 1887; Mackintosh, W.R. Curious Incidents from the Ancient Records of Kirkwall. Kirkwall, 1892; MacBeath, James M. The Orkneys in early Celtic Times. Kirkwall, 1892, Mackintosh, W.R. The Orkney Crofters. Kirkwall, 1888; Baikie, W.D. The Queen of the Caves. Kirkwall, [c.1894], biro inscription to title; Jakobsen, J. The Dialect and Place Names of Shetland. Lerwick, 1897Smith, H.L.N. A Collection of Armorials of the County of Orkney. 1902, Printed for the Author, quarter morocco; Goudie, C. The Celtic and Scandinavian Antiquities of shetland. 1904; Craven, J.B. Sir John Arnot of Barswick and the Family of Arnot in S. Ronaldshay. Kirkwall, 1913; Peace's Orkney Almanac and County Directory for 1935-8, orange wrappers; Clouston, J.S. A History of Orkney. Kirkwall, 1932; Jakobsen, J. An Etymological Dictionary of the Norn Language in Shetland. 1932, 2 volumes, dust-jackets; Marwick, J.G. The Adventures of John Renton. Kirkwall, 1935; Mooney, J. Charters and other Records of the City and Royal Burgh of Kirkwall. [n.d.]; all original cloth unless stated otherwise, mostly good condition, a few rubbed or spines faded; and c.112 other volumes, (+ some pamphlets), mostly 20th century, almost all relating to Orkney and Shetland; sold not subject to return

2 silver brooches set with stones. A Celtic design with a central blue cabochon stone and one set with marcasite and black onyx.

A collection of costume brooches including enamelled examples. Including Celtic design and animals. In a vintage leather collar stud box.

A heavy 925 silver ingot with Celtic knot designs to front & back on silver chain. Engraved to bottom edge 'St. Valentine's Day 1977'. Total weight approx. 35.4g. Boxed. Ingot measures 3.5 x 3cm. Chain 24 inch.

Scottish Celtic thistle silver brooch. Glasgow hallmark. Measures approx 3.5cm across.

An amber & silver pendant in Celtic design. Boxed. 16 inch in length.

A Victorian Scottish silver cream jug and matching sugar bowl, maker James Rettie & Son, Edinburgh 1897, with embossed thistle and Celtic knot design, 6oz

Four silver items, buckle, golf club head, St Christopher and Celtic cross

A collection of Celtic Myth and Legend volumes, colour plates in gilt decorated bindings, History of France by Thomas Wright in full leather with engravings, The Golden Gift Book and an album of Wills & Players cigarette cards including Trains and Motor Cars

A collection of ceramics to include a Continental porcelain tea and dinner service with raised gilt Celtic border to include cups and saucers, bowls, plates, platters etc and a Victorian teapot and sucrier, all unmarked together with a framed watercolour of scrubland, signed S Potter

GEORGE V IRISH SILVER DOUBLE HANDLED TROPHY HEAVILY DECORATED WITH CELTIC DESIGN - ENGRAVED LITTLE ISLAND CUP WON BY S.H NEVIN SEPTEMBER 1927 HALLMARKED DUBLIN 1921 MADE BY SHARMON D NEILL

A Scottish silver mounted dirk, the handle carved in a Celtic interwoven design and claw set with an oval cut cairngorm, Edinburgh 1967 and two silver toddy ladles, each mounted with a George II old head coin to the bowl, comprising; a shilling 1743 roses and a sixpence 1758, with twisted whalebone handles, (3).