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A quantity of Chinese bowls, spoons & 'Whittard' of Chelsea garden themed pottery items

AN 18TH CENTURY PORCELAIN DESSERT PLATE probably Chelsea, decorated with floral sprays amongst a claret ground, unmarked, 21.5cm diameter From the collection of the late Mr Noel Jennings

A CHELSEA PORCELAIN DISH Mid-18th century, of oval form, decorated with floral sprays with a green formed border, red anchor mark to the base 25cm wide, together with a Chelsea porcelain, Mid-18th century, decorated with floral sprays, and a green and red formed border, red anchor mark to the base, 22.5cm diameter (2)From the collection of the late Mr Noel Jennings

A CHELSEA PORCELAIN PLATE Circa 1760, decorated with flowers the the centre, with a gilt and floral moulded border, gold anchor mark to the underside, 21.5cm diameter, together with another Chelsea porcelain plate, Circa 1760, decorated with flowers too the centre, the border with gilt decoration interspersed with exotic birds, gold anchor mark to the underside and a Gladys L. Robertson collection label, 22.5cm diameter (2)From the collection of the late Mr Noel Jennings

A CHELSEA STYLE TEA CUP AND SAUCER Probably a 19th century Samson of paris copy, of lobed form, decorated with exotic birds, with a gold anchor mark to the base, together with a collection of various other teacups and saucers (13)From the collection of the late Mr Noel Jennings

Walter Greaves (1846 - 1930), watercolour/pencil, Chelsea Old Church from the Thames, signed, 18cm x 24cm, framed, provenance: Sarah Colgrave Fine Art

Walter Greaves (1846 - 1930), pen and ink drawing, Chelsea Docks, signed and dated '67, 32cm x 23cm, framed, provenance: The Piccadilly Gallery London 1969

Box of football programmes Tottenham Hotspur, Chelsea etc

Terry McKivragan (1929 - 2012) 'Entrance to St Katherine's Dock' oil on board, signed, 25cm x 25cm, exhibited at The Chelsea Art Society art work number , paper label on reverse.

A retro Viners Chelsea stainless steel canteen of cutlery, six setting together with two miscellaneous soup spoons. Location: AIM

Pair: Pioneer A. H. Ingham, Royal Engineers 1914-15 Star (116737 Pnr. A. H. Ingham, R.E.); British War Medal 1914-20 (116737 Pnr. A. H. Ingham. R.E.) nearly very fine Pair: Private W. Pickup, Lancashire Fusiliers, later Herefordshire Regiment British War and Victory Medals (14069 Pte. W. Pickup. Lan. Fus.) edge bruising, the BWM polished, therefore good fine Victory Medal 1914-19 (92400. 2.A.M. T. Sidney. R.A.F.) good very fine (5) £70-£90 --- Arthur Henry Ingham was born in Chelsea in 1882 and attested for the Royal Engineers. He served with the 5th Labour Battalion, R.E., during the Great War on the Western Front from 20 August 1915, and subsequently transferred to the Railway Battalion. He was discharged Class Z Reserve on 14 March 1919. William Pickup attested for the Lancashire Fusiliers and served with them during the Great War, subsequently transferring to the Herefordshire Regiment. Thomas Sidney was born in 1887 and attested for the Royal Flying Corps on 18 August 1917. Appointed Air Mechanic Second Class on 18 January 1918, he served during the Great War on the Western Front from 3 February 1918, and transferred to the Royal Air Force as a Founder Member on 1 April 1918. He was discharged to the Reserve on 30 April 1920. Sold with copied record of service.

A Great War ‘Western Front 1917’ D.C.M. group of four awarded to Company Sergeant-Major W. F. Dachtler, 23rd London Regiment Distinguished Conduct Medal, G.V.R. (700861 C.S. Mjr: W. F. Dachtler. 1.23 Lond: R.); 1914-15 Star (3268 Pte. W. F. Dechtler. 23-Lond. R.); British War and Victory Medals, with M.I.D. oak leaves (3268 W.O. Cl. 2. W. F. Dechtler. 23 Lond. R.) mounted court-style for display, light pitting from star, otherwise good very fine (4) £1,000-£1,400 --- D.C.M. London Gazette 1 January 1918; citation published 17 April 1918: ‘For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty. During an engagement he reconnoitred the enemy’s position under very difficult conditions, and obtained valuable information. He always showed great courage and determination at his work.’ M.I.D. London Gazette 25 May 1917. William Frederick Dachtler was born in London on 23 April 1894, and was a wharf clerk on the River Thames prior to his enlistment into the 23rd London Regiment on 15 October 1914. He served in France from 14 March 1915 until 24 March 1918, when he was taken prisoner. He remained a prisoner of war in German hands until released on 14 December 1918. After the war he spent some time recovering at the Royal Hospital, Chelsea, and was granted a Disability Pension. He migrated with his wife to Australia in April 1928 and was afterwards an Insurance Inspector with the Colonial Mutual Life Company until retirement. He was resident at Mount Lawley, Western Australia, and had two sons: William Benjamin, who served in the Royal Australian Navy, and James Frederick, who was Australian Catamaran Champion in 1968, and a Champion Yachtsman in 1975. Sold with original Chelsea Hospital letter concerning D.C.M. Gratuity and Disablement Pension, together with copied research and some family notes.

Richard Attenborough signed album page cutout. Also comes with a stamped autograph. Attenborough Kt CBE FRSA was an English actor, filmmaker, and entrepreneur. He was the president of the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA) and the British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA), as well as the life president of Chelsea FC. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99

Football Ron Harris signed 17x12 Chelsea Legend Chopper black and white print. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99

Football : Chelsea home programmes 1990 onwards x 90 - fine condition

Football : Super lot of progs (150) late 1940s onwards inc Finals, Euro, Intls etc inc Youth Final 1960, Chelsea/PNE etc & Hadjuk v Spurs 1967 4x signed but incomplete prog

Collectables : US submarine clock - US Maritime commission ser no. 3916 - maker Chelsea Clock Co. Boston USA - in good cond

THREE STOKE CITY PROGRAMMES INCLUDING 1947 V BLACKBURN AND PORTSMOUTH, 1948 WOLVERHAMPTON VS CHELSEA, FOOTBALL HANDBOOK 1947 - 1948, FOOTBALL STARS BOOKLET WITH STANLEY MATTHEWS ON COVER, 1947 FOOTBALL ANNUAL 1945-46, ALL THE CUP FINALS BY ROLAND ALLEN 1947 ALSO VARIOUS 80S AND 90S STOKE PROGRAMMES

A QUANTITY OF WOLVES AWAY PROGRAMMES LIVERPOOL 1974, CHESTER 1989, NORWICH 1980, BORO 1979, ARSENAL 1972/3, SWINDON NO DATE, CHELSEA 78/79, ALBION 1977 & 89, FULHAM 1976, GRIMSBY 1979, LEICESTER 1990, PORT VALE 1990, LEEDS 1978, FOREST 1978, CHESTERFIELD 1994, BURNLEY 1994, P.N.E. 1989, ROCHDALE 1987

A COLLECTION OF MAN CITY PROGRAMMES TO INCLUDE V LEEDS 1984, COVENTRY 1977 AND 1978, FOREST 1979, FULHAM 1984, WATFORD 1980, OXFORD UTD 1984, CHARLTON 1985, PORTSMOUTH 1984, NORWICH 1977, LEEDS V WEST BROM, VILLA V LIVERPOOL 1976, BURNLEY V BIRMINGHAM, FOREST V QPR 1978, EVERTON V BIRMINGHAM 1974, CHELSEA V NEWCASTLE 1978 ETC.

A COLLECTION OF WOLVES HOME PROGRAMMES TO INCLUDE CHELSEA, BIRMINGHAM, DERBY, MAN CITY, ARSENAL 1975, TWELVE FROM 1973 - 74 SEASON, FA CUP REPLAY, STOKE 1981, CAMBRIDGE 1986, SEVEN FROM 1985 - 86 SEASON AND FOURTEEN FROM 1988 SEASON

FOOTBALL, Arsenal selection, inc. team sheets 2003/2004 & 2010/2011, v Man Utd, Chelsea, Liverpool, Crystal Palace, Blackburn Rovers, Fulham; UEFA brochures (7) 2003-2009, v FC Porto, Inter Milan, Barcelona; press packs, Arsenal in the Champions League, 2002-2011, v Roma, PSV Eindhoven, Auxerre, Borussia Dortmund, AZ Alkmaar, Barcelona; merchandising brochures (19) 1997-2009; supplementary issues 2000-2010, promotional carrier bags, beermats, handbooks 2006-07, leaflets, presentation booklets etc., some duplication, VG to EX, 211*

FOOTBALL, programmes, 1950s-2000s, inc. Aston Villa, Arsenal, Nottingham Forest, Chelsea, Sheffield Utd, Birmingham City, Everton, Coventry City, Tottenham Hotspur, West Ham, Derby County etc; International, European Championships, UEFA, Under 21s; England, Germany, Romania, Spain, Ireland, Wales, Brazil, Scotland, Italy, Bulgaria etc., G to EX, 248*

SPORT, selection, inc. hard & softback editions, Liverpool A Complete Record 1892-1986 by Breedons (with dj), Whos Who of Sport, Victory The Story of 1995 Ryder Cup, With Clough by Taylor (2), The Official History of the FA Cup 1960, Wimbledon Annual 1984 & 1991; Chelsea player scrapbooks (3); magazines & newspapers (5), Le Patriote Illustre 1953, page removed from The Sketch showing first Ladies football team; press photographs, Helenio Herrera (3), Bill Shankly holding the 1974 FA Cup (10 x 8); original pen & ink caricature by Norman Edwards, showing Birmingham City players going on tour to Switzerland; signed & non-signed charity match programmes etc., some damages to corners and cover creasing, G to EX, 53*

FOOTBALL, programmes, 1960s, inc. Tottenham Hotspur, Stoke City, Sheffield United, Leeds United, Chelsea, Liverpool, Preston North End etc., G to EX, 300*

FOOTBALL, Chelsea home programmes, 1999/2000 complete season, inc. league (19), LC (1), FAC (3), European (8); also v Newcastle United FAC Semi-Final (at Wembley), EX, 32

FOOTBALL, programmes, 1970s onwards, inc. non-league minor cup finals & other big match, Liverpool v Bruges 1978 EC, England v Argentina 12980, West Ham handbook 1970/1, Yeovil v Norwich 1975/6 FAC, Barking v Arsenal 1982, Dulwich Hamlet v Chelsea 1974; very rare Hull v Bournemouth AMC final 1984, Wigan v Bolton 1986 Freight Rover trophy northern final, Dagenham & Redbridge Forest v Tottenham Hotspur 1991, Cambridge United & Southend United v West Ham 1972 etc., creased (1), G to EX, 134*

FOOTBALL, Arsenal bib selection, worn by press, tv & photographers, circa 1999/2000 season, with Wembley bib & small Arsenal flag from 2017 cup final v Chelsea etc., G to VG, Qty.

FOOTBALL, Chelsea home programme, North v South, 27th Apr 1914, Ben Warren testimonial, with newspaper photos of the two teams, signs of previous binding for programme, G to VG, 2

FOOTBALL, selection, inc. Fulham away games (1950s-1980s), Charlton Athletic (3), Everton (2), Chelsea (4), West Ham (5), Tottenham (2), Luton Town (3 ), Leyton Orient (5 - 1954, 1957, 1958 (2), 1980), some tears and folds to edges; 1958/9 programmes played at Ilford, South v North, Essex v Dorset, Dagenham v Romford etc., FR to VG, 37

FOOTBALL, Bristol Rovers home programmes, 1950s, inc. v Newport 1950/1, Chelsea 1954/5 FAC etc., G to VG, 10

FOOTBALL, Crystal Palace home programmes, 1940s to early 1950s, inc. v Brighton 1945/6, Aldershot 1950/1, Torquay, Chelsea etc., generally G, 8

FOOTBALL, Chelsea home programmes, early 1950s , inc. v Bolton 1948/9, Stoke 1949/50, Spurs, 1951/2 etc. generally G, 20

FOOTBALL, Leyton Orient home programmes, 1969-81, inc. v Luton 1969/70, Burnley 1972/73, Portsmouth 1970/71, Chelsea FAC 1972/72, Arsenal FAC 1971/72 etc., G to EX, 132*

FOOTBALL, programme selection, inc. Chelsea v West Brom 1953/54 signed by Arthur Askey, Walsall v Exeter 1957/58, Milwall v Brentford 1955/56, Crystal Palace v PSV Eindhoven 1979/71 etc., generally G, 28*

FOOTBALL, reserve and youth programmes, mainly 80s to 90s, inc. Chelsea, v Limbury Old Boys 1966/67 FAYC; Tottenham Hotspur, Millwall, Everton, West Ham, QPR etc., G to VG, 100*

FOOTBALL, programmes, 1970s-1990s, inc. LC & other cup finals, Internationals, non-league; Chelsea, Coventry, West Ham, Birmingham, Totternham Hotspur etc., VG to EX, 450*

FOOTBALL, programme & brochure selection, inc. FAC final 1997 Chelsea v Middlesborough, Newport County v Altrincham 1989, Dunstable Town v Luton Town 1975 (George Best playing), Notts County souvenir brochure for return to 1st division, 1980 England players Italy Here We Come brochure etc., G, 53*

FOOTBALL, Manchester United programmes, inc. home, v Chelsea 1958, Everton 1959, Nottingham Forest 1960; away, Walsall 1975, Arsenal 2011; cup games, ECC final v Waterford 1968, FAC 5th round v Colchester 1979 etc., G to VG, 43*

FOOTBALL, Leyton Orient home programmes, 1969-81, inc. v Readind 1967/70, Sheffield United 1970/71, Chelsea (FAC) 1971/72, Arsenal (FAC) 1971/72, West Brom 1973/74 etc., G to VG, 120*

FOOTBALL, Chelsea home programmes, 1998/99, inc. league games (19), European Cup Winners Cup (4), FAC (2), league cup (1), EX to MT, 26*

FOOTBALL, Chelsea, signed magazine photos, t/cs etc., 51* signatures in total, inc. Graham, Wise, Cole, Chivers, Terry, Morris, Elliott, Wilson, Boyd, Jones, Harris, Le Saux, Thomson, Pates, Hollis, Clarke, Nevin, Hazard, Wise etc., some a.m.r., G, 4

Subbuteo Football Teams including Liverpool and Man Utd, 154 Spurs, 138 Notts Forest, 42 Chelsea, 171 Middlesbrough, New Norwich City, 100 Man Utd, New Southampton, 51 Sheffield Wednesday/Brighton, 41 Liverpool and 21 Leeds (names written under players), all in original boxes, generally VG-E (10)

Subbuteo Football Teams and Accessories, Brazil, West Ham, Chelsea (repainted), Ipswich, USSR ?, West Ham (incomplete), Tottenham, Arsenal 2nd?, in original box, box lids mixed, some with damage, box of painted figures, Footballs (2), Pitch, Goal Posts (4), Floodlight (damaged) Fencing, P-G, boxes F (qty)

Britains and other makers Modern Figures and kits, Britains 8105 Drum Horse on wooden plinth, Collectors Club Chelsea Pensioners Ltd Ed 724/2500, Phoenix Set P14 Royal Anglian Regiment 17 piece unpainted set, HM The Nearest Guards Yeoman Warders 'Raven Master', Phingumybobs Marlene Dietrich scantily clad semi-nude with overcoat and Cossack hat, Phoenix unpainted DHB 9 and DHB 8, both dogs, Dav Co Waterline unpainted models, Torpedo boats CF1, CF2, CF304, cf320 and CF5, All in original boxes, headed bags and unboxed Britains Swoppet mounted Knight (lacks weapon)

Matchball from Arsenal's Premier League clinching match v rivals Tottenham Hotspur at White Hart Lane, 25th April 2004, signed by the four goalscorers,bearing THE FA PREMIER LEAGUE and BARCLAYCARD PREMIERSHIP badges, signed in marker pen by goal scorers Robert Pires, Patrick Vieira, Jamire Redknapp and Robbie Keane, and additionally signed by the Spurs kitman Roy ReylandWith shades of 1970-71 Arsenal secure the Premier League title at arch rivals Tottenham Hotspur. The game ended 2-2 which was enough for the Gunners as title chasers Chelsea had lost in an earlier kick-off.Provenance: Roy Reyland Tottenham Hotspur kitman

Frank Lampard signed blue Chelsea replica 2012 Champions League Final no.8 jersey, Adidas, short-sleeved with club crest and sponsor logo, reverse lettered LAMPARD, signed in marker pen to front and back, with retail tag and COA and photo proof 

Collection of memorabilia relating to Sir Bobby Charlton,three autographed books "The Autobiography My Manchester United Years", "My England Years" and "My Life in Football"; sold together with a programme for Manchester United  debut v Charlton 6th October 1956, and last game for Manchester United v Chelsea 28th April 1973, souvenir of testimonial programme Manchester United v Celtic 18th September 1972; a signed photo 10 by 8in.(7)

Cristiano Ronaldo signed and mounted 2008 Champions League Manchester United victory over Chelsea display, featuring a photo of Cristiano holding the Champions League trophy along with an original Final programme, mounted to a size of 20 by 16 by 3/4in., making it standard frame size so you can drop into frame of your choice. As you can see by the depth of mount, the programme is held in place by foam, not taped so you can remove if you ever wanted to, Ronaldo signed this at Man Utd's training ground back in 2008, comes complete with COA 

A group of four pairs of Chelsea goalkeepers' gloves,comprising: Ross Turnbull signed Puma gloves, white and silvered, printed ROSS TURNBULL, signed on each glove palm in black marker pen, each bearing wear and tear; Robert Green signed New Balance Furon gloves, cream, white and black, printed ROBERT GREEN, unused in good condition; Marco Amelia signed Uhlsport gloves, black, blue and yellow, printed MARCO AMELIA, each palm signed in black marker pen, little wear to each; Asmir Begovie signed Sells gloves, black and white, printed ASMIR BEGOVIC, each palm signed in black marker pen, each bearing wear and tear, (4 pair of gloves)

Ledley King signed white Tottenham Hotspur replica commemorative jersey v Chelsea in Carling Cup final, played at Wembley Stadium, 24th February 2008,Puma, short-sleeved with club crest and embroidered 125 YEARS, CARLING CUP WINNERS WEMBLEY STADIUM 24 FEBRUARY 2008, signed in black marker pen on front, size XL, with retail tagsTottenham Hotspur defeated Chelsea 2-1 in this fixture.

A collection of programmes mainly from the 1950s and 1960s,including England home and aways at full and intermediate levels, a good selection of clubs representation including Chelsea, Arsenal, Manchester United, Tottenham Hotspur, content including some European ties with English teams, generally good (a qty.) 

Ten Arsenal 1930s home programmes,FL Division One unless otherwise stated, comprising: Aston Villa 8th November 1930, Grimsby Town 28th January 1931, Chelsea 2nd April 1932, Chelsea Opening of new Stand 10th December 1932 complete with envelope insert, Darwen (FAC3) 9th January 1932, Huddersfield Town 29th April 1933, Vienna XI (friendly) 4th December 1933, Stoke City 20th February 1935, Newcastle United (FAC5 replay) 19 February 1936 and Grimsby Town 24th October 1936 (punch-holed)

Arsenal FC West Stand official opening of the West stand by H.R.H. The Prince of Wales on 10th December 1932 booklet and programme,comprising 16-page booklet with embossed red cover, featuring a brief record of the Arsenal Stadium, centre page loose from staples; a fold-out sheet detailing the story of the stand; a four page programme with team line-up of Arsenal v Chelsea with centre pages detailing the musical selections to be played by the band of Arsenal FC under the direction of J.H Kitchenside, (3)

Bound volume of Chelsea home programmes season 1906-07,comprising first team (Football League Div 2) and reserves (South-Eastern League), plus London League Premier Div v Fulham 18th Oct s/s, SEL v Norwich City 20th Oct s/s, combined issue for Western Lge v Brentford 31st Oct & London Lge v Tottenham 3rd Nov s/s, combined issue for London Lge v Crystal Palace 17th Nov & Western Lge v QPR 19th Nov, combined issue for SEL v Luton 1st Dec & Western Lge v Bristol Rovers 3rd Dec, Christmas double number SEL v Sittingbourne 22nd Dec & London Lge v West Ham 25th Dec, FA Cup replay v Lincoln City 16th Jan, combined issue for Div 2 v WBA 26th Jan & FA trial match North v South 28th Jan, combined issue for SEL v Watford 2nd Feb & London Lge v Clapton Orient 7th Feb, combined issue for London Lge v Woolwich Arsenal 2nd March & Div 2 v Stockport County 4th March, Inter-Services match Royal Navy v Army 16th March, Easter issue Div 2 v Hull City 29th March & FA Amateur Cup Final Clapton v Stockton-on-Tees 30th March, charity match v George Robey’s Team 8th Apr, combined issue for Div 2 v Wolves 13th Apr & Western Lge C’ship Fulham v West Ham, blue cloth binding, good condition throughout.1906-07 was only the second season in Chelsea’s history.Provenance: Jack Budd, Chelsea FC Club Director 1931 to 1952.

Bound volume of Chelsea home programmes season 1908-09,THIS VOLUME INCLUDING THE REPLAY FOR THE FIRST-EVER F.A. CHARITY SHIELD MANCHESTER UNITED v QPR 29th AUGUST 1908, PLUS THE SECOND-EVER CHARITY SHIELD NEWCASTLE UNITED v NORTHAMPTON TOWN 28th APRIL 1909 AND ALSO THE FA CUP S/F BRISTOL CITY v DERBY COUNTY 27th March 1909, the volume comprising first team (Football League Div 1) and reserves (South-Eastern League), plus combined issue for the Football Association Charity Shield Replay Man Utd v QPR 29th and Div 1 v Preston North End 1st Sept, London FA Cup v Brentford 5th Oct, combined issue for SEL v Leyton 5th Dec & London FA Charity Match v Woolwich Arsenal 7th Dec, FA Cup 1st Rd Norwich City v Reading, FA Cup 1st Rd v Hull City 20th Jan, friendly v Fulham 20th Feb, Household Brigade FA Senior Cup S/F 2nd Batt Grenadier Gds v 1st Batt Scots Gds 10th March s/s plus replay  15th March s/s, Household Brigade FA Senior Cup S/F 1st Batt Grenadier Gds v 3rd Batt Grenadier Gds 18th March s/s, FA Cup S/F Bristol City v Derby County 27th March, Household Brigade FA Cup Final 3rd Batt Grenadier Gds v 1st Batt Scots Gds 1st April, Inter Services match Household Brigade v Royal Navy 15th Apr s/s, blue cloth binding, very good condition throughout.Provenance: Jack Budd, Chelsea FC Club Director 1931 to 1952.

Bound volume of Chelsea home programmes season 1909-10,comprising first team (Football League Div 1) and reserves (South-Eastern League & London League Premier Div), programme No. 5 a combined issue also covering a London FA Cup match v Brentford, No. 8 also covering London FA Cup S/F Tottenham Hotspur v QPR, Army Cup replay 2nd Batt Coldstream Gds v Royal Marine Light Infantry (Chatham) 16th Nov s/s, No. 19 also covering London FA Cup S/F Tottenham Hotspur v Fulham, England v Holland Amateur International 11th Dec, charity match ‘The Church’ v ‘The Stage’ 13th Dec, No. 27 also covering Amateur International Trial match London v Southern Counties, FA Cup 1st Rd v Hull City 15th Jan, No. 29 also covering London Amateurs v Household Brigade, FA Cup 2nd Rd v Tottenham Hotspur 5th Feb, No. 33 also covering Household Brigade FA Cup S/F 2nd Batt Grenadier Gds v 1st Batt Irish Gds 14th Feb, No. 34 also covering Southern Charity Cup S/F Brighton & Hove Alb v Swindon Town, No. 36 also covering Household Brigade S/F Royal Horse Gds v 1st Batt Scots Gds, Army FA Cup S/F 2nd Batt Royal Irish Rifles v 87th Royal Irish Fusiliers 3rd March, No. 39 also covering Household Brigade FA Cup Final 2nd Batt Grenadier Gds v 1st Batt Scots Gds plus replay 23rd March, No. 41 also covering an international team match Chelsea v Players Union, No. 45 also covering inter-League match Football League v Southern League, No. 47 also covering Chelsea v Arthur Thomas Cup Competition team, No. 49 also covering Gaslight & Koke Co. Final tie Kensington & Fulham v Camden Town, blue cloth cover somewhat faded and more so to spine, interior very good with exception of first programme where front cover is browned.Provenance: Jack Budd, Chelsea FC Club Director 1931 to 1952.

Bound volume of Chelsea home programmes season 1911-12,THIS VOLUME INCLUDING THE 1911 FA CHARITY SHIELD MANCHESTER UNITED v SWINDON TOWN 25th SEPT AND THE FA CUP S/F SWINDON TOWN v BARNSLEY 30th MARCH, the volume comprising first team (Football League Div 2) and reserves (South-Eastern League), programme No. 1 also covering London FA Charity Fund match Chelsea v Woolwich Arsenal, No. 3 also covering London FA Cup 1st Rd v Crystal Palace, FA Charity Shield Man Utd v Swindon Town 25th Sept, No. 8 also covering Schoolboys match West London v Duke of York’s, Middx FA Cup replay Chelsea v Tottenham Hotspur 8th Nov, No. 12 also covering friendly Chelsea v Millwall, Middx FA Cup Final Chelsea v Clapton Orient 20th Nov, No. 21 also covering representative match London v Southern Counties, English Wds v The Ferencvarosi Torna Club (Budapest) 10th Jan, FA Cup 1st Rd v Sheffield Utd 13th Jan, No. 27 a special black-edged memorial edition for the late Mr H.A Mears issued for the Grimsby Town Div 2 match, No. 33 also covering friendly v City of Westminster, Lady Bradford Challenge Cup Final ‘X’ (Kilburn Division) v ‘W’ (Clapham Division) s/s plus replay 26th Apr s/s, Harry Ransom Benefit match Chelsea v Fulham 25th Apr, No. 41 also covering Chelsea v Arthur Thomas Competition Cup team, Peterborough Infirmary Cup Chelsea v Peterborough City 30th Apr, blue boards with stains and minor damage, interior very good.Provenance: Jack Budd, Chelsea FC Club Director 1931 to 1952.

Bound volume of Chelsea home programmes season 1912-13,comprising first team (Football League Div 1) and reserves (South-Eastern League), plus Middx Professional Reserves Cup Chelsea v Tottenham Hotspur 23rd Sept, London Professional Charity Fund match Chelsea v Woolwich Arsenal 30th Sept, No. 10 also covering London Challenge Cup 2nd Rd Chelsea v Barking, No.11 also covering Middx Professional Reserves Cup S/F Chelsea v QPR, No. 13 also covering London Challenge Cup S/F Fulham v Crystal Palace, Middx Professional Reserves Cup v Fulham 28th Nov, Amateur International Trial match London FA v Southern Counties 1st Jan, FA Cup 1st Rd v Southend 11th Jan, FA Cup 1st Rd replay West Ham v WBA 22nd Jan, No. 28 covering FA Cup 2nd Rd v Sheffield Wednesday & representative match London v Household Brigade, Metropolitan Thursday Shield match Fulham Thursday v 2nd Batt Scots Gds 6th March s/s, friendly v Gillingham 8th March, Lady Bradford Cup Final ‘X’ Division v ‘W’ Division 10th Apr, No. 41 also covering friendly v Fulham, good condition, only minor marks to blue cloth, interior very good.Provenance: Jack Budd, Chelsea FC Club Director 1931 to 1952.

Bound volume of Chelsea home programmes season 1913-14,comprising first team (Football League Div 1) and reserves (South-Eastern League), plus London Challenge Cup 1st Rd v Bromley 29th Sept, No. 7 also covering Middx Professional Reserves Cup 2nd Rd v QPR, London Challenge Cup 2nd Rd v Woolwich Arsenal 20th Oct, No. 10 also covering Peterborough Infirmary Cup replayed Final v Peterborough FA, Middx Professional Reserves Cup S/F v Millwall Athletic 6th Nov, No. 13 also covering London Challenge Cup S/F Tottenham Hotspur v Woolwich Arsenal, Amateur International Trial match London v Southern Counties 1st Jan, Middx Senior Cup West London OB v Tufnell Spartan 10th Jan, FA Cup 1st Rd replay v Millwall Athletic 14th Jan, representative match Household Brigade FA v Surrey County FA 28th Jan, friendly v Fulham 31st Jan, representative match Household Brigade FA v London FA 5th Feb, No. 32 also covering Household Brigade Challenge Cup 1st Batt Scots Gds v Guards Depot, Grand Baseball match New York Giants v Chicago White Sox 26th Feb (under the patronage of HM The King), friendly v Oxford & Cambridge Universities 5th March, No. 37 also covering Household Brigade Challenge Cup 1st Batt Grenadier Gds v 3rd Batt Grenadier Gds, Household Brigade Challenge Cup S/F 1st Batt Grenadier Gds v 3rd Batt Grenadier Gds 16th March s/s, No. 40 also covering Household Brigade Challenge Cup Final 1st Batt Grenadier Gds v Guards Depot, Corinthians v English Wds 25th March s/s, Southern Charity Cup Final Coventry City v Southampton 1st April s/s, No. 45 also covering London League Div 1 West London OB v Barking, Lady Henry Cup Final ‘X’ Division v ‘R’ Division 23rd April s/s, Ben Warren Benefit match North v South 27th April, blue cloth-covered boards, gilt titling, slight colour fade to cloth on spine, otherwise very good throughout.Provenance: Jack Budd, Chelsea FC Club Director 1931 to 1952.