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BLACKBURN 56-57 Set of 22 away Blackburn programmes, 56/7, 21 x League and Cup at Everton, some faults, occasional name on cover etc. Fair-generally good

BLACKBURN 57-58 Set of 25 Blackburn away match programmes, 57/8, 21 x League and 4 x Cup, at Rotherham, Everton, Cardiff and Semi-Final v Bolton at Man City.57/8 was a promotion season for Blackburn. Some faults including folds, creases , scores etc noted. Fair-generally good

EVE OF FINAL Two copies of the London Referee covering the Eve of Final Rally 30th April 1965 held at St Pancras Town Hall, London before the Leeds United v Liverpool Final and 13th May 1966 at Camden Town Hall, London before the Everton v Sheffield Wednesday Final to honour the officials for the following day's big match at Wembley. Good

EVE OF FINAL Programme for the Eve of Final Rally 17th May 1968 at Camden Town Hall, London to honour the officials of the West Bromwich Albion v Everton FA Cup Final the following day. Signed by the 3 officials. Vertical fold with writing on front and back covers. As described

1950'S FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES A collections of programmes including over 40 from the 1950's. Includes Chelsea v Arsenal 48/9, Aston Villa v Stoke 47/8 folded and slightly worn, Brentford v Fulham 48/9, Motherwell v Airdrie 1/1/1953 minor tears and slightly stained throughout, Luton v Huddersfield and Barnsley 1952/3, Arsenal v All-Stars XI 52/3 Friendly at Brighton, rusty staple, Brighton v Bristol City and Plymouth 1951/2, QPR v Leicester and Rotherham 51/2 rusty staples, Man. City v Chelsea 52/3, Portsmouth v Norwich Reserves, Liverpool, WBA all 49/50 and Middlesbrough 50/1, Charlton v Aston Villa 49/50, Arsenal, Tottenham, Bolton, Wolves and Everton 50/1, Bury v Sheff. Utd. 50/1 and QPR and Coventry both 51/2, England World Cup XI v FA Canadian Touring Team 1950 Charity Shield, FA XI v The Army 51/2 at Arsenal, Sunderland v Blackpool 51/2 rusty staple, Crystal Palace v Torquay 51/2 rusty staple, Lincoln v Accrington 50/1, Preston v Bristol Rovers 59/60 FA Cup single card and 2 St. Mirren homes in season 1977/8 in Alex Ferguson's last season as Manager. Fair

EVE OF FINAL Programme for the Eve of the Final Rally 20th May 1984 at the Hotel Russell to honour the officials of the Everton v Watford FA Cup Final the following day. Good

DERBY COUNTY - EVERTON 1971 Special complimentary programme, Derby v Everton, 18/12/71, "(for internal use only)". Four pages with teams, officials, half-time scoreboard printed on back cover, inside pages are blank but include Football League Review . Very unusual. Fold. Generally good

EVERTON FC Collection of 12 News Chronicle and Dispatch pocket portrait cards in mint condition each one is a different Everton player. (mid 1950s). Good

GLENTORAN - EVERTON 1957 Match ticket Glentoran v Everton, 15/5/57 (Hughes/Neill Benefit). Good

EVERTON AWAY TICKETS Three Everton away match tickets, 5/1/63 at Barnsley (Cup), 25/1/64 at Leeds United (Cup) and Jubilee Tournament in Holland at N.E.C, 6/8/75. Generally good

EVERTON Folder with Everton crest on the front published by The Sun containing 12 sketches of 11 Everton players plus manager Harry Catterick. Each sketch measures 8 " x 10" and players include Ball, Royle, Kendall, Harvey, Labone etc.(Address written on cover). Along with a caricature pencil drawing of Bunny Bell, signed "Yours sincerely Bunny Bell" who was Everton reserve centre-forward. Generally good

1966 FA CUP FINAL FAC miscellany inc replica programme for the Final, Everton team group photo signed by Gabriel, Labone, West etc, two vinyl records in original sleeves, a rare BBC Sound Effects Centre disc of the atmosphere with hightlights of FAC Final 1966, along with Everton Cup Tribute, LP record title "The Road to Wembley 1966" signed on cover by West, Harvey, Young and Temple, along with with a ticket for Wembley Stadium Reserved Tea Enclusure and 1966 commorative Everton FA Cup Winners 1966 coins encased in a picture of Everton players the coins inc legal tender half crown florin, 2 x shillings, sixpence, 3 x penny bit, penny and halfpenny. Also the unusual item of an EMI Pathe reel of film in original metal case b/w print of the 66 Cup Final acording to the label 66 minutes 39 seconds of film. Generally good

1968 FA CUP FINAL / EVERTON Three items relating to the match v. West Bromwich Albion. Menu for the Celebration Dinner at the Grosvenor House, London 18/5/1968, a Daily Express cardboard bandana signed by Matt Busby of Manchester United, Billy Wright of Wolves, Joe Harvey of Newcastle United and Ian Greaves of Huddersfield Town and a Songsheet. Generally good

1966 FA CUP FINAL A collection of items relating to Everton v. Sheffield Wednesday. Programme, songsheet, seat ticket Turnstile K and Steward's ticket slightly worn, Programme of Arrangements, Invitation to the Luncheon at Wembley Stadium, TV Times preview, Sheffield Star colour wrap and full newspaper preview, Liverpool Daily Post supplement and the Sunday Express match reports, 2 Railway Handbills for British Rail North Eastern Region and British Rail London Midland Region, FA Rules of the Challenge Cup Competition 1965-1966 booklet and a 5" sticker. Generally good

MAN UTD - EVERTON 45 Single sheet Manchester United home programme v Everton, 6/10/45, folds. Fair-generally good

EVERTON - MAN UTD 1921-22 Everton home programme v Manchester United, 27/8/1921, also covers Liverpool Res v Manchester City Res, probably ex bound volume as there is tape along spine but condition otherwise is generally good. Fair-generally good

WEST HAM 49/50 Two West Ham home programmes 49/50, both FA Cup , v Ipswich and v Everton, scores noted. Generally good

AT CHELSEA 1941 Single sheet Chelsea programme, 2/6/41, covers two games, Belgian Army v Norwegian Army and British Army v RAF at Stamford Bridge, RAF team included five Arsenal players and 2 from Charlton whilst the Army team included players from Charlton, Arsenal, Man City, Fulham, Everton , Wolves and others. Creased. Fair

EVERTON - WOLVES 1938-39 Everton home programme v Wolves, 8/10/1938, a game that eventually proved crucial as Everton won and went on to win the Title by four points from Wolves. If Wolves had won, they would have been champions on goal average. Generally good

EVERTON - ABERDEEN 1956/SCHWABEN SC Very scarce American League Soccer News programme for two Everton tour games, May 27th and May 30th 1956. Line-ups for game on May 27th v Aberdeen in New York ( the game was postponed due to heavy rain) and v Scwaben (Germany) 30/5/56, also in New York. This was the programme for both games and is very scarce. Scwaben beat Everton 1-0 at Dowming Stadium, Randalls Island in front of 6,782, Scwaben scoring 10 minutes from the end of a bad-tempered game. Single sheet issue with editorial on both sides about both games. Slight ageing. Good

EVERTON 1934 Scarce four page programme for game played at Goodison Park, 26/4/1934. The match was the Final of the Knock-Out competition for men out of employment and the teams were Netherfield Conservatives and Norris Green Service Club. The back page provides editorial relating to the formation of the competition. Unusual programme. Good

TICKET -BOOTLE v EVERTON 1891 Match ticket, Bootle v Everton, 27th April 1891, Final of the Liverpool Senior Cup at Bootle. Reserved stand complimentary ticket and believed to be the oldest known Everton away match ticket. Everton were the holders of the Liverpool Senior Cup and retained it. Bootle were "the other team" on Merseyside at the time as Everton still played at Anfield and Liverpool FC had not yet been formed. Small piece off corner, (minor) , possibly on entrance as the ticket is in good condition. Generally good

EVERTON Large official photo binder with 167 x 6" X 4" photos including portraits, action shots and team group. Super binder with Everton crest, photographs are 60s onwards. Good

GOLDEN PENNY 1901-02 The Golden Penny Football Album 1901-02 , fifty photographic groups of the most Famous Teams. 32 page magazine with statistics, results etc but also fifty team groups including Blackburn, Sunderland, Everton, Derby, Small Heath, Nottm Forest, Manchester City, Wolves, West Brom, Woolwich Arsenal, Leicester Fosse, Glossop, Newton Heath, Burton United, Darwen, Southampton, Glasgow Rangers, Tottenham, West Ham, Millwall, New Brompton, Dundee and Hearts plus many others. Players are all named beneath the team group. Tears to spine but complete including covers, slight foxing. Fair-generally good

MAN UNITED A collection of 15 Manchester United away programmes 1952/53-1976/77. Includes v Everton 1952/53, Leyton Orient 1962/63 Northampton (FAC) 1969/70 and 9 from the 1974/75 season to include Portsmouth and Millwall, Some faults. Fair to generally good

WARTIME 1943 Single sheet programme, Southend Police and Services v Metropolitan Police, 28/4/43 at Southend Stadium. Many professional clubs represented including QPR, Millwall, Brentford, West Ham, Burnley, Dundee, Everton, Man Utd, Man City etc. Neat team changes. Generally good

ENGLAND - SCOTLAND 43 Programme and ticket for Army Football Association game, England v Scotland, 4/12/43 at Goodison Park, Everton. Four page programme is creased and slightly grubby, ticket has a fold. Strong England team included both Comptons, Swift, Britton, Cullis, Lawton and Hagen whilst the Scots included Walker, Carabine, Macaulay, Woodburn etc. Fair

WAR-TIME FOOTBALL AT LEEDS UNITED A four page programme for F.A. XI v. R.A.F. On 13/12/1941 at Elland Road with players from Manchester United, Arsenal, Everton, Celtic, Charlton, Stoke, Crystal Palace, Sheff. Utd., Sunderland, Newcastle, Leeds Utd., Huddersfield and Preston. Horizontal folds with professional tape repairs. Generally good

ENGLAND - F.A.IRELAND 49 England home programme v F.A.Ireland 21/9/49 at Everton, first England home defeat by a non-British country. Fold, slight wear and minor spine splits. Fair

RESERVES / YOUTH Collection of 100 Reserves and Youth programmes, 42 different home clubs, 6/50s, 14, x 60s, 11 x 70s and 69 x 1980s onwards. Includes a few Leeds aways, Chelsea aways, Bristol City v Arsenal 59/60, Everton v Stoke 57/8, Gillingham v Swindon 59/60, Leyton Orient v QPR 57/8, Watford v Northampton 54/5 and Nottm Forest v Bristol Rovers 58/9. Good selection. Generally good

WOLVES - GLENTORAN 67 Programme, Wolves v Glentoran, 18/6/67 in Los Angeles, Wolves defeated Glentoran who represented Detroit Cougars, 4-1 in front of 5,381 fans. Folds, some creasing, signature on cover thought to be Tommy Jackson who later played for Everton. Scarce programme. Fair

1947/48 DIV ONE A collection of 17 Davison One programmes from the 1947/48 season to include Aston Villa v Stoke , Blackburn v Burnley , Derby v Grimsby , Everton v Derby, Grimsby v Blackburn , Huddersfield v Bolton , Liverpool v Sunderland , Portsmouth v Huddersfield , Preston v Bolton, Sunderland v Middlesbrough, Wolves v Charlton plus matches at Chelsea, Charlton, Manchester City , Sheffield United and Arsenal (Championship season). Generally good

AUTOGRAPH BOOK Album containing autographs of 3 teams, Liverpool 78 ( seventeen signatures inc Dalglish, Hansen, Clemence, Smith, Kennedy, Case, Callaghan, Jones etc) , Everton 77-78 (13 signatures ) and Coventry 80-81 (11 signatures). Generally good

AT OLD TRAFFORD Programme, Cliff Lloyd Testimonial, 4/5/81, England XI v Scotland XI played at Old Trafford. Lloyd was the retiring secretary of the PFA. , 9 Man Utd players took part plus 5 x West Ham, 4 x Everton and 3 x Leeds. Large format. Generally good

FAMOUS FOOTBALL TEAMS In the 1948-49 season, the Sporting Mirror issued Letter Cards each one containing either 6 Famous Football Teams team groups or 6 or 12 Famous Football Players individual photographs.15 sets are in this Lot, Six contain team groups, the others are individual players. Team groups, all 48-49 include Arsenal, Chelsea, Spurs, Millwall, Brentford, West Ham, Norwich, Portsmouth, Cardiff, Swansea, Exeter, Plymouth, Bolton, Blackburn, Liverpool, Everton, Blackpool, Nottm Forest, Derby, Wolves, West Brom, 15 issues are in this Lot. Condition is very good. Very good

WOLVES - EVERTON 72 Swedish programme for Rous Cup games played by Wolves and Everton July 1972 in Gothenburg. Wolves defeated GAIS 25/7/72 in the Semi-Final whilst Everton defeated Orgryte , 24/7/72 and the two English clubs played each other in the Final, Wolves won 2-1 , in front of 3,133 spectators. This programme covers the Tournament and includes team group photographs and pen pictures of both teams. Good

EVERTON - NOTTS COUNTY 1905 Everton home programme v Notts County, 14/10/1905, also covers Liverpool Reserves v Oldham Athletic. Ex bound volume and mostly in generally good condition although some minor tears and slight ageing to outside edges. As described

AUTOGRAPHS 1920s Album page signed on one side by the complete England team v Scotland 1927 including Dean (Everton), Jones and Rigby (Blackburn), Hill (Burnley), Hulme (Arsenal) etc. The other side is signed by nine players from the Bolton Cup-Winning team of 1923 plus two other Bolton players. Good

LIVERPOOL - EVERTON 45 Liverpool single sheet home programme v Everton, 24/3/45, War Cup North 1st Round, slight fold. Good

EVERTON - TRANMERE 44 Everton single sheet home programme v Tranmere, 26/2/44, War Cup, slight fold. Good

EVERTON - LIVERPOOL 45 Everton single sheet home programme v Liverpool, 3/2/45, War Cup, slight fold. Good

EVERTON - PRESTON 45 Everton single sheet home programme v Preston, 17/3/45, slight fold. Good

WESTERN COMMAND 45 Four page programme, Western Command v Northern Command, 27/1/45 at Molineux, Wolves, Western included players from Wolves, Man City, Charlton, Hearts, Everton etc whilst Northern had players from Wolves, Leeds, Derby, Portsmouth etc. Fold, team changes. Fair-generally good

EVERTON Eight Everton home programmes , 50/51 v Fulham, 53/4 v Lincoln, 54/5 v Charlton and S.V.Sodingen, 55/6 v Charlton and Chelsea, 56/7 v Portsmouth , 58/9 v Man City and Birmingham. Minor faults. Fair-generally good

GLASGOW RANGERS Seventy four programmes comprises: 32 x home programmes for Testimonials and Friendlies from 1980s onwards. Friendlies include games v Spurs 9/8/71, Chelsea 14/2/86, Ajax 10/4/84, Moscow Dynamo 13/2/85, v Liverpool 22/12/81 and 2/8/08, AC Milan 28/7/02 etc. Testimonial issues include Scott Nisbet, Ian Ferguson, Stuart McCall, Davie Cooper, John Greig, Tom Forsyth, Billy Mackay etc. 42 x away programmes for Testimonials and Friendlies from 1960s onwards. Friendlies include games at Spurs 31/7/68, Hamrun Spartans FC 28/11/85 (4-pager), Blackpool 19/7/11, Grenchen 31/7/84 etc. Testimonial issues includes Paul Miller (Spurs), Dave Watson (Everton), Jimmy Simpson (Greenock Morton), Gary Bennett (Sunderland), Alex Totten (Falkirk) etc. Also includes 1986/87 Yearbook, Annual Reports 2005 and 2008, Rangers magazine etc. Minor duplication. Generally Good

EVERTON V SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY 1937 Programme for the FA Cup tie at Everton 30/1/1937. One punched hole at the top of each page has been professional repaired. Slightly creased. Generally good

WOLVES 47/8 Two Wolves away programmes, 47/8, at Everton, 4/10/47 and at Stoke, 17/4/48. Minor folds. Generally good

RESERVES AUTOGRAPHS Two pages from an exercise book, each page has a set of Reserve team autographs 1951-52, the four teams being Barnsley Reserves (including Skinner Normanton) 13 signatures, Sheffield United 13 autographs, Sheffield Wednesday 12 autographs and Everton 12 autographs. Good

TEAM PHOTOGRAPHS Four black/white team photographs circa 1962/63, measuring 12" x 8". Players are all named and the teams are Tottenham Hotspur, Manchester United, Everton and Nottingham Forest. Good

ARSENAL Six away programmes: Chelsea 20/1/1947 FA Cup 2nd Replay at Tottenham, Charlton 19/4/1947 and 11/12/1948, Everton 25/2/1950, Aston Villa 26/11/1949 and Wolves 22/4/1950 team changes. All are slightly creased. Generally good

1946/47 E-W A collection of 9 programmes from the 1946/47 season plus a replica Manchester United v Grimsby to include Everton v Bolton, Huddersfield v Stoke City, Portsmouth v Charlton, Walsall v Swindon, Hull v Hartlepools, Wolves v Middlesbrough, plus matches at Leyton Orient (2) and QPR. Generally good

1950'S FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES Over 50 English club programmes with the vast majority being up to and including 1955. Includes 16 Fulham homes, Chelsea v Sheff. Weds. 54/5, Notts. Co. v Hull and Barnsley 50/1, WBA v Charlton and Aston Villa 51/2, Doncaster Rovers v Cardiff 47/8 score on cover and Wrexham 48/9, Plymouth v Lincoln and Hull 53/4, QPR v Notts. Co. 50/1 and Leicester 51/2, Hull v Brentford 51/2, Ipswich v Birmingham 53/4 FA Cup, Everton v Hull 52/3, Preston v Southampton 50/1, Sheff. Wed. v Swansea 49/50 slightly marked, Bournemouth v Watford 53/4 and Wolves v Blackpool and Huddersfield 50/1. Most are slightly creased and some have team changes. Also includes a further 29 programmes that are in sub-standard condition of the same age. Fair to generally good

FOOTBALL AUTOGRAPHS 1980'S An autograph book including Brighton X 12 including Mullery, Lawrenson, Foster and Ward, Tottenham X 7 including Ardilles, Perryman, Roberts, Crooks and Daines, Tranmere X 13, WBA X 16 including Statham, Regis, Moses, Owen, Batson, Brown and Atkinson. Birmingham City X 15 including Todd, Dennis, Curbishley and Page, Coventry X 15 including Mercer, Hateley, Daly and Hutchison, Norwich X 7 including Royle and Bond, Man. City X 10 including Caton and Power, Everton X 11 including Gidman, Lyons, Hartford and McMahon, Nottm. Forest X 10 including Brian Clough, O'Neill and Robertson, Middlesbrough X 15 including Armstrong and Neal, Ipswich X 11 including Mills, Beattie, Butcher and Brazil, Man. Utd X 10 including Thomas, Birtles, Bailey and Duxbury, Sunderland X 11 including Bryan Robson and Allardyce, Aston Villa X 11 including Mortimer, Cowans, Shaw, Swain, Rimmer and Bremner, Southampton X 11 including Channon, Moran and Watson, Stoke X 13 including Bracewell, Heath, Doyle and Chapman, Arsenal X 9 including Stapleton, Davis, O'Leary, Rix, Sansom and Hollins, Leicester X 13 including Wilson and Wallace, Leeds X 9 including Flynn, Brian Greenhoff and Cherry, Swansea X 12 including Charles, Davies, Toshack and James, Liverpool X 10 including Kennedy, Neal, Souness and Hansen plus several others. Good

FOOTBALL AUTOGRAPHS 1980'S Seventy six signed football programmes, 57 of which are fully signed including Blackburn, Huddersfield, Sheff. Weds., Carlisle, Cardiff, Stoke, Ipswich, Sunderland, Nottm. Forest, Everton, Barnet, Notts. Co., Watford, Norwich, Swansea, Aston Villa, Southampton, Newcastle, Arsenal, West Ham, Man. City, Derby, Leeds, Oxford, Liverpool, Carlisle and Tottenham. There are an additional 19 programmes which have signatures, some multi-signed. Good

22 unused designer wrist watches to include Lorus, Pierre Nicol, Chaoyata, Everton Football club, Silvexcraft set with Swarovski crystals on the hour in presentation case similar all unused and 4 in presentation cases - This lot MUST be paid for and collected, or delivery arranged, no later than close of business on Tuesday. Please do not bid if you are unable to comply

WWI photograph of Everton Football Club 1914-15 Season Team.

Football League Programmes: A collection of 1950's Division 1 programmes to include: Wolverhampton Wanderers, Birmingham City, Burnley, Preston North End, Everton, Sheffield Wednesday, Newcastle United, Leicester City, Stoke City, Huddersfield Town, Leeds United, West Bromwich Albion, Blackburn Rovers, Chelsea, Aston Villa, Bolton Wanderers, Fulham, Nottingham Forest, West Bromwich Albion, West Ham United, Blackpool, Tottenham Hotspur and Luton Town. (approx 40)

Football League Programmes: A collection of 1960's Division 1 programmes to include: Leicester City, Birmingham City, Everton, Aston Villa, Tottenham Hotspur, West Bromwich Albion and others. (approx 40)

Football Memorabilia: An autograph album containing autographs of 1950's footballers to include: Leeds United, Huddersfield, Everton, Birmingham and others.

Football Autographs: A large collection of assorted autographs, contained within six books, mainly dating to the 1950's and 60's to include: Manchester United, Bert Trautmann, Matt Busby, Tom Finney, Nat Lofthouse, Bob Paisley, Alf Ramsey, Everton, Billy Wright, Bobby Charlton, Don Revie, Duncan Edwards, Colin Webster, Bobby Robson, Cyrille Regis, Kevin Keegan, Bill Shankly and many others. (Q)