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Click here to subscribe68 x Duo-Tone Newspaper Football Team Coloured Cuttings et al: issued with the Reynolds News 1961 teams include Manchester, Liverpool, Villa, West Bromwich Albion, Preston North end, Chelsea and most of the first division teams overall approximately 14" x 9" together with football handbooks, and more recent football programmes up to 2007 (20
Various FA Cup, League Cup, European/South American Club Championship, Floodlit football programmes late 1950s/1960s: teams incl Manchester United, Everton, Chelsea, Birmingham, West Bromwich Albion, Port Vale (Pirate) Bradford Park Avenue Portsmouth Derby Everton Et Al- usual pocket fold`s, some team changes otherwise generally clean (15)
Various 1950s football programmes: covering most divisions teams include Coventry City, Arsenal, Fulham, Accrington Stanley, Birmingham City, Stoke, Port Vale, Chelsea, Rotherham United, Scunthorpe et al - usual pocket fold is some wear to spines some with team changes overall clean hence (F) (64
A William De Morgan Chelsea Period tile painted with boxing hares in blue on a white ground impressed mark 15.5cm. square Literature Jon Catleugh William De Morgan tiles, Trefoil, page 132 plate 196 this tile illustrated with the possible attribution of being decorated by De Morgan`s friend Dr Reginald Thompson.
Mid-eighteenth century Chelsea silver shape plate with painted butterfly decoration within gilt floral scrolls with turquoise borders - gold anchor mark, 23cm Some firing smut to reserves and blithering to turquoise - otherwise perfect Condition: Some firing smut to reserves and blithering to turquoise - otherwise perfect
MILNE A. A.: (1882-1956) English Author, creator of Winnie-the-Pooh. A good A.L.S., A. A. Milne, one page, 8vo, Mallord Street, Chelsea, 30th May 1939, to a gentleman. Milne states that he is delighted to have a copy of his correspondent`s book and adds `I shall try to read every word of it before the school holidays begin; because when once my boy sees it, he will annex it for his own.` The author continues, `He is captain of his Prep School XI, and a very much better cricketer than his father ever was. In fact, if you can arrange for a new edition in, say, 1942, I think there will be a Milne (Christopher Robin) on p.114 or so.` A fine letter in which Milne makes a rare reference to Christopher Robin. VG
RESERVES A collection of 120 Reserve team programmes, 3 x 19040s, 5 x 50s, good content of 60s and the others are mostly modern. Good variation of clubs including Man Utd, Man City, West Ham and Everton (aways). Includes Leicester v Chelsea 59/60, Wolves v Bury 49/50, Stockport v Northwich Vic 6/9/47, Villa v Blackpool 57/8 and Orient v Southampton 56/7. Condition ranges from Fair to Generally good. As described
SHEFFIELD UNITED Home programme v Liverpool, 30/1/1915, FA Cup, the last season of the Competition before ceasing for the duration of the First World War.. Sheffield United won the game 1-0 and went on to win the Cup defeating Chelsea 3-0 in the Khaki Cup Final at Old Trafford. This 16 page issue is ex bound volume and the spine has been expertly repaired, no writing. Fair-generally good
TOTTENHAM Nine home Reserve programmes, all 53/4 , v Chelsea, Ipswich, Leicester, West Ham, Plymouth, Atrsenal, Reading, Cardiff ( single sheet, creased , a few tears) and Luton. Three have scores on the back page fixture list, all have reasonably neat score and scorers.Condition is between fair and generally good. Fair
TOTTENHAM Eleven home Reserve team programmes, all 54/5 includes v Chelsea x 2 ( Combination and Combination Cup-single sheet ,creased, some tears-poor) and v Arsenal (Combination Cup). All bar one are four page issues. Game v Arsenal is worn and grubby and most have scores etc but the issue v QPR Res has team page signed by five Spurs players, Baker, Dulin, Harmer, Brooks and Owen and the programme v Luton Res 11/12/54 has postponed written on team page. Two copies are "poor" remainder are "Fair" with occasional copy "Generally good". As described.
TOTTENHAM Eighteen home Reserve programmes, 47/48 season, includes v Chelsea and v Arsenal , some are single sheet, others are four page issues, some have team, changes, fold , small tears etc but most are generally good and nothing worse than Fair. Includes Combination and Combination Cup games. Fair-generally good
TOTTENHAM Nine home Reserve programmes, 50-51 season, Spurs were First Division Champions for the first time. These Reserve issues, include single sheets and four page issue and include games against Arsenal and Chelsea, some faults , occasionally a little tatty, score, scorers, folds but majority are Fair-generally good and none are poor. Fair-generally good
TOTTENHAM Sixteen home Reserve programmes, 51/52 season, includes single sheet Combination Cup issues v Arsenal and Chelsea, usual faults such as team changes, scores, folds, slight wear etc and issue v Charlton has punch-holes and is closer to Poor than Fair but remainder are between Fair and Generally good. As dfescribed
CHELSEA Nine Chelsea Reserves and Youth programmes, 6 x Home and 3 x away, 1951-81, aways are Reserves at Reading 51/2, Portsmouth 53/4 and Nottm Forest 66/67, home issues include v Arsenal (Combination Cup) 54/5, and Youth v West Ham 58/59 Southern Junior Floodlight Cup Final + v Orient Youth Cup 71/2. A few faults. Fair
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