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CHELSEA v CHARLTON Scarce 4-page issue dated 22 Feb 1956 Good

CHELSEA 55/56 Twenty home programmes from the 1955/56 season, 19 x League matches including 4-page issue v Man Utd (lacks v Birmingham, Charlton) and FAC tie v Burnley. Usual rusting at staple. Generally good

ENGLAND Twenty five England programmes from 1951 to 1963 all homes except 1 away v Wales 1961 All home matches played at Wembley except Denmark at Wolves 1956 and Luxembourg at Arsenal 1961 Three tickets v Wales 1956, France 1957 and Italy 1959 Thirteen Youth and U-23 issues for matches played at Arsenal and Chelsea. Football League and GB v Bulgaria (Olympic Qualifier) 1956 Two team sheets from Euro 1992 Fair/Generally good

ARSENAL Three single sheet home programmes in season 1943/4 v. Chelsea folded, pencil team changes, v. QPR folded and v. Fulham. All are FL South. Generally good

SOUTH-EAST COUNTIES LEAGUE TROPHY When the South East Counties League was disbanded in 1998, the then Secretary , Alan Leather offered the trophies back to the FA but was told that they did not want them and that he should keep them. We are now offering these trophies for sale on behalf of the family and this trophy is the South East Counties League Championship trophy with lid and plinth which has a silver band around it detailing all the winners from 1954/55 to 1997/98. The trophy was presented to the South East Counties League by Joseph Mears of Chelsea and it was appropriate that Chelsea were the first winners of it in 1954/55. It was played for by the Under 18 teams of Clubs in the South East and was won multiple times by Chelsea (they won it 8 times out of the first 9 years), Arsenal, Tottenham, QPR , Ipswich, West Ham and Norwich whilst it was won on single occasions by Charlton and Millwall. The trophy and lid are made of silver , made in Sheffield and hallmarked. The trophy is 12 inches high, the lid is approx 6 inches high and the plinth is four inches high. The whole item is approximately 22 inches high. Over the years the exuberance of youth has resulted in the odd very minor knock and the lid is slightly at odds with the top of the trophy but this is an excellent item and was fought for by many well known names from Jimmy Greaves with Chelsea down to Frank Lampard Junior at West Ham. It was awarded to the winning team of the South East Counties League Division 1 Championship. Good

SOUTH EAST COUNTIES LEAGUE CUP. This trophy was presented each year to the winners of the SECL Knock out Cup. It was presented by the Portsmouth FC in 1958 and once again the first winners were Chelsea. Chelsea won the trophy on eight occasions, Arsenal won it on 6 occasions , Spurs won it on 7 occasions plus a share on one occasion with Watford, West Ham also won the trophy 8 times and other winners included Charlton, Ipswich, Millwall, Fulham , QPR, Norwich, Brighton and Luton. The trophy has a CB hallmark and measures approximately 12 inches. The plinth has a band around it with the names of the winning clubs engraved upon it and measures about 3 inches in height. Total height is just over 15 inches. Players were under 18 to be eligible to play for the trophy. Occasional minor knock has taken place but condition is good. Good

SOUTH EAST COUNTIES LEAGUE TROPHY The George Hawes Cup presented to the SECL for the best performance of the Year. Awarded between 1958 and 1997, it was sometimes presented to a player, occasionally to a Club and occasionally to an administrator. The first winner was Jimmy Greaves of Chelsea and other well-known winners include Steve Kember (Crystal Palace), George Burley (Ipswich), Alan Brazil (Ipswich), Mark Falco (Spurs), Paul Allen, Kevin Lock, Tony Cottee and Frank Lampard Junior (1996), all West Ham players at the time. Clubs awarded the trophy include West Ham, Tottenham and Bristol Rovers whilst a fair number of less famous names possibly reached the pinnacle of their career by winning this trophy. It is not (as far as we can see) hallmarked but is probably silver, measures approximately 7 inches in height and the plinth is almost 3 inches in height. Comes in a wooden container which is lockable and has the "George Hawes Cup" nameplate on the front of the box which is purpose made for the trophy. Good

CHELSEA / ARSENAL / TICKETS Two tickets for matches played at Chelsea FC, 19/02/1966 and 27/09/1969 very slightly creased. Good

ARSENAL Official bound volume for season 1949/50, previously owned by former Manager and Player Jack Crayston, who has signed and dated the inside cover on 10/8/1950. Includes almost all programmes excluding single sheet issues. All home League, FA Cup, Friendly v. AIK Stockholm, Combination, Combination Cup, London Challenge Cup v. Millwall plus neutral matches:- Portsmouth v. Wolves Charity Shield, Brentford v. Chelsea London Challenge Cup Final, Colchester v. Islington Sun Shield, Wembley v. Islington Bower Cup S-F, Edmonton v. Islington Bower Cup Final, Dulwich Hamlet v. Hounslow Town London Senior Cup Final and Essex v. Middlesex FA Youth Championship Final. Good

CHELSEA Single sheet programme for the home London Challenge Cup match v. Charlton Athletic 24/10/1934, ex-binder. Generally good

1940'S FOOTBALL MISCELLANY Fourteen programmes plus a Wembley Wolves 1949 FA Cup Souvenir, 6 X Fulham home programmes all with the score on the cover v. Newcastle, Wolves, Derby, Bolton, Burnley and Liverpool all 1949/50 season, Man. Utd. V. Huddersfield 1948/9 punched holes and split on spine, Tottenham v. Southampton 1947/8 tear on front cover, Chelsea v. Bolton 02/06/1945 North v. South Cup Winners heavily folded and worn, Millwall v. Aston Villa 1945/6 worn and tears, England v. Scotland 1949, England v. France 26/05/1945 split in 3 parts, Combined Services v. Police 09/05/1945 at Wembley split and with a section missing and Arsenal v. Clapton Orient 29/01/1944 team changes and tears. Fair at best`

CHELSEA Thirty five Chelsea home programmes, 7 x 50/51, 11 x 51/52 including Man Utd, 8 x 52/53, 6 x 53/54 and 3 x 54/55 Championship season. Some faults. Fair/Generally good

CHELSEA v BEXLEYHEATH Single sheet programme for the home Southern Junior Floodlight Cup match 15/12/1958, horizontal fold and slight rust mark. Generally good

MAN UTD AWAYS Two away programmes, both four page issues, at Arsenal 17/03/1956 and at Chelsea 3/3/56, both have folds but no writing. Fair-generally good

MAN UTD v CHELSEA Home programme v Chelsea, 31/3/51, fold, slight marks, pencil team changes and half-time scoreboard. Fair-generally good

STANLEY MATTHEWS Programme for the visit of Stanley Matthews to Rand Stadium, Johannesburg to play for a team of Ex Professionals v Southern Transvaal., 31/5/55. Also in the team were 3 x Charlton players, 3 x Dundee and others from Blackpool, Chelsea and Birmingham. The front cover has been signed "Best Wishes Stanley Matthews". Good

IAN HUTCHINSON - CHELSEA Rather unusual item, a collection of x-rays relating to injuries sustained by Ian Hutchinson of Chelsea. Born in Derby, Ian played 119 games for Chelsea scoring 44 goals between 1968 and 1976 He suffered a number of serious injuries including two broken legs, broken arm, broken toe and persistent knee injuries. He retired at the age of 27 and died in 2002 aged 54 This folder has x-rays -8 of arms, toes, legs, plus three large press photos of Ian (one with a Sun page 3 girl who has forgotten part of her costume !!) , the other two show Ian with his injuries.. Also includes a Charing Cross Hospital Drug Administration record from August 71 Good

WARTIME DINNER Six page paper Football Dinner menu note for the FA XI v Rhine Army XI, Hannover, 13/11/1946 at 125 Transit Camp. Signed by the players from both sides, signatures include Ted Bates (Southampton), Mullen (Wolves), Spencer (Chelsea), Lewis (Cardiff), Parsons (West Ham), Rickaby (Middlesbrough) , Powell (QPR) etc. Slight folds. Generally good

FA CUP FINAL 2000 Dawn FA Cup Final cover, Aston Villa v Chelsea, last Cup Final at the old Wembley, signed by Chelsea manager Vialli, Chelsea won 1-0. Good

1998 WORLD CUP-AUTOS/CHELSEA Seven booklets of official postage stamps issued by France to commemorate the 1998 World Cup being held in France. Each booklet features one of the French venues and the stamps issued with the name of that particular venue. Each booklet has been signed by three of the victorious French team who by coincidence have also all played for Chelsea. The signatories are Didier Deschamps, Marcel Desailly and Frank Leboeuf and they have signed each booklet. The venues are Nantes, Lens, Marseille, Lyon, Montpellier, Toulouse and Saint -Etienne. Issued by La Poste (French Mail). Very good

ENGLAND - AUSTRIA 1932 Ticket issued by the Football Association to the pre-match luncheon, England v Austria , 07/12/1932 at Stamford Bridge, Chelsea. The pre-match luncheon was held at the Holborn Restaurant, London. Good

CHELSEA - MAN UTD 46 Chelsea home programme v Manchester United, 4/9/46, slight fold, neat score, changes noted. Generally good

MAN UTD 57-58 Six away programmes, 57-58, post Munich, at Burnley, West Brom (Cup), Sunderland, Portsmouth, Shef Wed and Chelsea (scores etc noted). Most are generally good condition. Fair-generally good

FULHAM - CHELSEA 1933 Fulham home programme for friendly v Chelsea, 4/3/1933, pencil score, scorers on cover and team pages, rusting staple. Fair-generally good

ARSENAL / CHELSEA Four programmes for matches played at Arsenal 30/1, 31/2 staples removed, 33/4 folded, worn and some tape inside and 34/5. Fair to generally good

CHELSEA- BURNLEY 1927 Chelsea home programme v Burnley, 19/2/1927, FA Cup, twelve page issue, folds, slight wear, no writing. Fair

STAMFORD BRIDGE-BRITISH GAMES Three programmes for the "British Games" athletics meetings, all held at Stamford Bridge, Chelsea, 28/5/1928, 20/05/1929 and 9/6/1930. Each is between 32 pages and 36 pages and includes line-ups for the events, photographs etc. Results noted, usually in pencil. Generally good

WARTIME AT CHELSEA Single sheet programme, England XI v Combined Services XI, 29/04/1944 at Stamford Bridge, minor folds, score noted. Generally good

MAN UTD 50-51 Eleven home programmes , v Portsmouth, Burnley, Bolton, Middlesbrough, Wolves, Arsenal, Everton, Derby, Chelsea, West Brom and Huddersfield, Wide variety of faults, folds, wear and tear , some changes etc. Fair-generally good

CHELSEA YOUTH Very scarce programme, Youth Friendly, Glory Mill Colts v Chelsea Youth, 19 Mar 1978, Peter Sherwin Benefit match, slight vertical fold on back cover. Generally good

CHELSEA v PRESTON League match 4 Oct 1913, ex-bound volume. Good

CHELSEA v SWANSEA Reserves issue dated 16 Apr 1931, ex-bound volume, single sheet. Good

CHELSEA TICKETS Forty European home match tickets, late 90s onwards, some folds. Fair-generally good

CHELSEA- TOTTENHAM 1933 Chelsea home programme v Tottenham, 30/9/1933, fold, pencil scorers, slight rust marks. Fair-generally good

CHELSEA-WEST HAM 1934 Single sheet Chelsea Reserves home programme v West Ham, 17/11/1934, London Combination, scorers noted, crayon mark. Fair-generally good

CHELSEA - CLAPTON 1910 Chelsea four page home programme v Clapton, 19/9/1910, London Challenge Cup, ex bound volume. Good

FULHAM RESERVES - CHELSEA Three Fulham home Reserves programmes, v Chelsea, London Combination, 1936/37 (rusty staple area holes, two small punch-holes), 37/38 (no staples, generally good), 38/39 (generally good). Fair-generally good

CHELSEA V. ARSENAL 1939 Programme for the F.A. Cup match at Chelsea 7/1/1939, slight horizontal crease, scores entered and very slightly worn. Generally good

ASTON VILLA - CHELSEA 1932 Villa home programme v Chelsea, 30/1/1932, ex bound volume. Generally good

MIDDLESBROUGH / NORTH EAST PRESS PHOTOS A collection of 22 black & white press photographs from the late 1940's to the early 1960's including a 11" X 6" full team group 1963/4 with a slight vertical crease. Good Middlesbrough content from the early 1960's. Also includes 2 privately taken photos of Navy Cadets v. Boys Club of Great Britain played at Stamford Bridge, Chelsea FC. Generally good

WOKING-CHELSEA Woking home programme v Chelsea, 18/11/61, friendly for Chelsea Reserves, fold, slight marks, signature on cover. Fair-generally good

CHELSEA- RACING CLUB DE PARIS 1936 Chelsea home programme v Racing Club de Paris, 7/10/1936, Wednesday friendly game, creased and cover a little grubby, four page issue. Fair

CHELSEA 1914 Chelsea single sheet home programme for Charity game v 3rd Grenadier Guards, 12/11/1914. The first World War had started and the match was in aid of H.R.H The Prince of Wales National Relief Fund. Ex bound volume. Generally good

ARSENAL Five home programmes for season 1946/7 v. Derby, Chelsea FA Cup, Charlton, Huddersfield and Middlesbrough which is worn. All are creased, and some have minor tears, team changes and are slightly worn. Fair to generally good

FOOTBALL COMBINATION ITINERARIES Two itinerary cards, v Dutch Selected XI in Amsterdam 24 Oct 1956 and v Brussels League in Brussels 11 Nov 1953 The Football Combination XI was effectively a London Select XI with players from Spurs, Arsenal and Chelsea. Players included Ditchburn, Blunstone, Holton etc. Generally good

CHELSEA TICKETS Collection of 25 match tickets, all European aways, 1990s-2000s, includes Champions League Final 2008 v Manchester United and Super Cup v Real Madrid 1998 Others include competitive European games at Brugge, PSG, Olympiacos, Liverpool, Valencia (2 different games), Barcelona, Hapoel, Levski Sofia, St Gallen, Feyenoord, Hertha, Marseille, Mallorca, Rigas Skonto, Real Betis, Zaragoza, Slovan, Viktoria Zizkov, Milan, Valerenga, Monaco and Man Utd, occasional folds. Generally good

CHELSEA TICKETS Small collection of 7 match tickets, comprises Bolton v Chelsea 26/02/1977 seat, Chelsea v Leeds 11/12/1971 West Stand seat, FA Cup Finals 2009 and 2010, Chelsea v Aston Villa Youth Cup Final 2010, and FA Cup Semi-Finals v Arsenal 2009 and v Aston Villa 2010 both at Wembley. Good

BOLTON WANDERERS Twenty five home programmes from the 1950s to include Derby and Fulham 1951/52, Notts County FAC 1952/53 (tape on spine), Sheffield Wednesday 1953/54 etc. Mid to late 50s include games against Man Utd, Chelsea and Tottenham. Fair/Generally good

LONDON CLUBS Seventy home programmes from London clubs, early to late 1950s, Arsenal, Brentford, Charlton, Chelsea, Crystal Palace, Fulham, Millwall, QPR, Tottenham and West Ham. Includes Chelsea v South Africans 1958/59 Friendly and matches against Man Utd. Some minor faults. Fair/Generally good

LEEDS UTD Sixteen home programmes from the 1960s to include games v Leyton Orient 1960/61, Plymouth 1961/62, Sunderland, Rotherham, Chelsea and Portsmouth 1962/63 etc. Fair/Generally good

1960s A - G Over 410 programmes from the 1960s, a large proportion are early 60s to include Aldershot, Arsenal, Aston Villa, Barnsley, Barrow, Birmingham, Blackburn, Blackpool, Bolton, Bournemouth, Bradford City, Bradford P.A, Brentford, Brighton, Bristol City, Bristol Rovers, Burnley (includes FAC replay v Chelsea 69/70), Bury, Cardiff, Carlisle, Charlton, Chelsea, Chester, Chesterfield, Colchester, Coventry, Crewe, Crystal Palace, Darlington, Derby, Doncaster, Everton, Exeter, Fulham, Gillingham and Grimsby. Man Utd feature as the away team in several programmes. Some minor faults. Fair/Generally good

BURNLEY Forty Burnley programmes from the 1959/60 Championship winning season: homes x 18 League to include Man Utd, Chelsea and Tottenham and 2 x FAC; aways x 18 League and 2 x FAC. Some faults. Mostly good

FOOTBALL LEAGUE CUP 60s Collection of Football League Cup programmes, 18 x 62/63, 31 x 63/64 and 21 x 64/65. Also includes official booklet Rules of the Football League Cup 1963-64 issued by the Football League. 62/3 games include Man City v Luton and 2nd replay v Blackpool (both 4 page issues), Chester v Stockport, Doncaster v Bradford City, Carlisle v Norwich, Derby v Blackburn, Bury v Shef Utd, Villa v Norwich and v Stoke, Birmingham v Doncaster, Notts County and Man City. 63/4 includes Leeds v Mansfield, Villa v Barnsley (single sheet), Bournemouth v Newcastle, Oxford v Exeter, Chester v Rochdale, Swindon v Chelsea and v West Ham, Southend v Port Vale, Oldham v Workington, 3 x Gillingham games, Carlisle v Crewe, Middlesbrough v Bradford PA, Halifax v Rochdale, Rotherham v Millwall and v Coventry. 64/5 includes Rotherham v Rochdale, Carlisle v Bristol City, Grimsby v Oldham, Leicester v Crystal Palace, Doncaster v Bradford PA, Shrewsbury v Stoke, Chelsea v Notts County signed by Eddie McCreadie and v Workington, Chester v Derby and Exeter v Bradford City. Most are in good condition, some minor faults. Generally good-good

FOOTBALL LEAGUE CUP 60s/70s Collection of over 100 League Cup programmes, 16 x 65/6, 13 x 66/7, 13 x 67/8, 7 x 68/9, 4 x 69/70, 5 x 70/71, 8 x 71/2, 32 x 70s 72/3 to 76/7 plus a few from 61/2 to 64/5. Also includes Rules of the Football League Cup 65-66 issued by the Football League. Some semi-finals included and others include 65/6 Cardiff v Ipswich, Reading and Crewe, Brentford v Workington and Ipswich v Workington, Derby v Hull, Rochdale v Barrow: 66/7 includes Grimsby v Bradford PA, Wolves v Mansfield, Bury v Rochdale and v Workington, Preston v Leeds and v Crewe, 67/8 includes Shef Wed v Barrow, Bolton v Liverpool, Gillingham v Torquay, 68/9 includes Burnley v Swindon Semi replay at West Brom, Plymouth v Exeter second replay at Torquay, 69/70 includes Man Utd v Man City (Semi), Southport v Oldham, Watford v Lincoln, 70/71 includes Man Utd v Aston Villa (Semi), Aldershot v Man Utd, Carlisle v Man City, 71/2 includes Bolton v Liverpool and v Man City plus Barrow v Preston and Norwich v Chelsea. Others include Norwich v Man Utd 74/5 Semi (both legs), Chester v Leeds 74/5, Plymouth v Man City 73/4 (Semi), Birmingham v Luton second replay 72/3 at Northampton, Bolton v Sunderland 61/2, Millwall v Orient 76/7 second replay at Highbury, Bolton v Everton 76/7 (Semi), Bury v Chelsea 72/3, Crewe v Tottenham 75/6, Bournemouth v Gillingham 74/5 second replay at Brentford, Stoke v Chelsea 73/4 and 2 games 74/5 at Stoke v Chelsea. Plus various others. Condition is mostly good with a few minor faults. Generally good-good

EUROPEAN FINALS Eighteen issues from 1958 to 1982:00:00 European Cup 1960, 1963, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1980 and 1982; European Cup Winners Cup 1962, 1963 Stadium issue, 1971 Chelsea, 1976 and 1980; Fairs/UEFA 1958, 1972 Wolves, 1976 both legs) and 1981 Ipswich. Generally good

CHELSEA Nineteen home programmes from 1958 to 1985 and 4 brochures to include: London v Barcelona Fairs Cup Final 1958; Morton Friendly 1962; Leicester League Cup Final 1965; European homes; Testimonials including brochures for Tambling and Blunstone); Cup Final brochures. Fair/Generally good

CHELSEA Seven away issues, Plymouth, Bury, Grimsby and Huddersfield 1962/63, Friendlies at Woking 64/65, Cambridge Utd 69/70 and Basingstoke 73/74. Generally good

CHELSEA Over 270 home programmes from 1949 to 1974, 2 x 1940s and 36 x 1950s, including League Cup Final 1965 and most European competitive matches. Some faults. Fair/Generally good

BRITISH CLUBS IN EUROPE Over 310 programmes featuring British and Irish clubs against Foreign opposition in competitive matches, 1950s to 1980s. Many 1960s include Arsenal, Chelsea, Everton, Leeds, Liverpool, Man Utd, Man City, Celtic, Rangers, Hibs, Cliftonville, Shelbourne, Borough Utd etc. Issues include Fairs Cup/UEFA Finals 1967, 1968, 1970 and 1971, Barcelona v Wolves EC 1960 etc. Some faults. Fair/Generally good

CHELSEA IN EUROPE Approximately 52 home and away programmes, 1965 to 2013, and 56 home tickets from 1994 to 2013, various European competitions. Usual faults noted. Generally good