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Box of mixed lighters including Ferrari Everton etc

Dixie Dean autograph,in ink, an album page cut-out; sold with a picture of Dean at before an Everton match at Goodison Park (2)On the reverse side of the Dixie Dean album page is the autograph of the Arsenal & England footballer Jack Crayston.

Two autographed 1960s Everton souvenir oval china dishes,both printed with colour photographs of the team, one with Brian Labone receiving the trophy at the 1966 F.A. Cup Final, the other the 1969-70 Championship team, 30.5cm., the reverse of both dishes taped with brown paper bearing autographs, Labone a single signing, and a team signing for the other, Ball, Wright, Newton, Labone, Harvey, Royle, Husband, Kendall etc.; sold with a 1966 F.A. Cup Final programme; and a recent photograph of this vintage of Everton players at a reunion (4)

Football Association badge issued to Councillor A.G. Hines and believed to be for the Wolverhampton Wanderers v Everton 1893 F.A. Cup final played at the Fallowfield Stadium, by George Kenning & Son, London, old gold & red silkwork, & gold wireThe old gold silk uniquely represents the playing colours of Wolverhampton Wanderers, but it is unclear why it is paired with red silk with Everton being the opposition. A badge for Wolves' other F.A. Cup Final appearance of the era, v Sheffield Wednesday in 1896, being old gold & black and dark blue & white, is offered as the following lot, so by elimination the present lot is attributed to the 1893 Final.

Football Association badge issued to Councillor A.G. Hines for the Aston Villa v Everton 1897 F.A. Cup final played at The Crystal Palace,by George Kenning & Son, London, silkwork & gold wire, dated 1897

Football Association badge issued to Councillor A.G. Hines for the Sheffield Wednesday v Everton 1907 F.A. Cup final played at The Crystal Palace, by George Kenning & Son, London, silkwork & gold wire, inscribed FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION and dated 1907

"Association Football and How to Play It" by John Cameron (Queen's Park, Everton, Player-Manager Tottenham Hotspur, Secretary Players' Union),rare volume, brown pictorial boards, 8vo., published by Health & Strength Ltd., London, 1908, paper tear to title page, otherwise good

F.A. Cup Final programme Everton v Manchester City 29th April 1933,very good condition, this issue with F.A. Compliments Slip pasted at the spine edge

A group of 18 Derby County wartime programmes from season 1944-45,all lacking covers, v. Nottingham Forest x 2 (League & Cup), Barnsley, Doncaster Rovers, Grimsby Town, Sheffield United x 2 (different games), Notts County x 2 (League & Cup), Chesterfield x 2 (League & Cup), Mansfield Town (2 copies), Rotherham, Leicester City (2 copies), Stoke City & Huddersfield Town, all with pen team changes and dates; sold together with Football Association International Trial Match Probable v Possibles played at Everton FC's Goodison Park ground 13th October 1937, also lacking covers (19)

39 Liverpool FC programmes season 1949-50,23 homes (3 FAC and a friendly v AIK Stockholm), 14 aways, and FAC s/f & final v Everton & Arsenal, the season organised in two high quality red cloth binders customised with gilt titling to spine inscribed LIVERPOOL F.C., identification of the season and then either HOMES or AWAYS

39 Liverpool FC programmes season 1953-54,complete set of 21 League homes plus a friendly v St Mirren, 15 aways, and Liverpool Senior Cup s/f & final v Tranmere Rovers & Everton, the season organised in two high quality red cloth binders customised with gilt titling to spine inscribed LIVERPOOL F.C., identification of the season and then either HOMES or AWAYS

A complete set of 42 Liverpool FC home and away League Division Two programmes season 1954-55,together with 4 FAC v Huddersfield Town (home), Everton (away) and Lincoln City (home & away), the season organised in two high quality red cloth binders customised with gilt titling to spine inscribed LIVERPOOL F.C., identification of the season and then either HOMES or AWAYS (46 programmes)

Seven complete sets of 42 Liverpool FC home and away programmes for the seasons 1963-64 to 1969-70 inclusive,1963-64 & 1965-66 being Football League Division One Championship seasons, the collection including the following extra programmes 1963-64 five FAC v Derby County & Swansea (both homes), Arsenal (away) & Port Vale (home & away); 1964-65, the F.A. Cup winning run of Bolton Wanderers & WBA (both away), Stockport County & Leicester City (both home & away), the s/f v Chelsea at Villa Park and the final at Wembley v Leeds United, plus nine programmes from LFC's first ever European Cup campaign v Reykjavik & Anderlecht (both home & away), v Koln (home, away & replay in Rotterdam), and s/f v FC Inter (home & away), also the Charity Shield v West Ham United at Anfield; 1965-66 FAC v Chelsea (home) plus nine ECWC v Juventus, Standard Liege, Honved & Celtic s/f (all home & away) and the final v Borussia Dortmund at Hampden Park; 1966-67 four FAC v Aston Villa (home), Everton (away) & Watford (home & away) plus four EC v Ajax (home & away), Petrolul (home & replay played in Brusseld), and the Charity Shield v Everton at Goodison Park; 1967-68 two FLC v Bolton Wanderers (Home and Away), nine FAC v Bournemouth (home & away), Walsall (home & away), Tottenham Hotspur (home & away), West Bromwich Albion (home, away and replay at Maine Road), plus five ICFC v Ferencvaros (home), Malmo (home & away) and TSV Munich (home & away); 1968-69 four FAC v Doncaster Rovers & Burnley (both homes) & Leicester City (home & away), three FLC v Sheffield United & Swansea Town (homes) & Arsenal (away), plus the ICFC v Athletic Bilbao (Home); 1969-70 six FAC v Wrexham (home), Watford (away) and Coventry City & Leicester City (both home & away), two FLC aways at Watford & Manchester City, plus four EFC v Dundalk & Vitoria Setubal (both home & away), each season organised in two high quality red cloth binders customised with gilt titling to spine inscribed LIVERPOOL F.C., identification of the season and then either HOMES or AWAYS (372 programmes in total)

F.A. Cup runners-up medal awarded to a Manchester City player in 1933,9ct. gold, inscribed THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION, CHALLENGE CUP, RUNNERS-UP, uninscribed but with a Birmingham hallmark date letter for 1932-33, in original fitted caseThe original recipient of this medal is unknown. Everton beat Manchester City 3-0.

Two medals won by Joe Mercer at Everton FC,both 9ct. gold, one enamelled, the first inscribed to the reverse LIVERPOOL COUNTY COMB., RUNNERS-UP, 1932-33; the other inscribed LIVERPOOL COUNTY FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION, MEMORIAL CUP, WINNERS, undated but with gold hallmark date for 1932

Joe Mercer's Everton FC Lancashire Senior Cup winner's medal 1934-35,9ct. gold, inscribed LANCASHIRE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION, EVERTON F.C., WINNERS, 1934-35, J. MERCER

Two Liverpool County F.A. Senior Cup winner's medals awarded to Joe Mercer of Everton FC,both 9ct. gold, inscribed LIVERPOOL COUNTY FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION, SENIOR CUP, WINNERS, the first dated 1937-38 and named to J.MERCER, the second dated 1939-40

Joe Mercer's Everton FC Football League Division One Championship winner's medal 1938-39,9ct. gold, the obverse inscribed THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE, CHAMPIONS, DIVISION 1, the reverse inscribed EVERTON F.C., 1938-39, J. MERCER, lacking original loop suspension on account of five of Joe Mercer's medals having previously been converted by a jeweller into a linked bracelet Everton won the title with a total of 59 points, finishing four ahead of Wolves.

Two Joe Mercer playing contracts for Everton FC,the first dated 1945, the second his final playing contract for Everton FC, dated 18th April 1946 and valid until 3rd May 1947, signed by Mercer and club secretary Theo KellyThe final contract was not seen out, with Arsenal signing Mercer in November 1946 for a fee of £9,000. See next lot.

Joe Mercer's Arsenal FC 1948 F.A. Charity Shield winner's medal,14ct. gold, the obverse inscribed FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION, CHARITY SHIELDInterestingly the gold is date stamped for 1939. This is because the medals had been prepared for the 1939 F.A. Charity Shield which was cancelled on the outbreak of the Second World War. Joe Mercer would have probably played in the 1939 match as he was a member of the Everton 1938-39 Football League Division One Champions who were set to play the F.A. Cup winners Portsmouth. In the end Mercer was awarded the medal nine years later but while playing in the red & white of Arsenal who beat Manchester United 4-3.Exhibited:Arsenal FC Museum (on loan).

A Collection of badges from the Joe Mercer Collection,including a commemoration of the Racing Club de Paris v Arsenal exhibition match in Paris 7th November 1951; a F.A. coach's badge; five Football Association pins; Football League tie-clip; F.A. Centenary 1863-1963 badge; N.S.W. F.A. (Australia); club issues including Arsenal, Everton, Sheffield United, Manchester City, Coventry City, Ajax, Atletico Bilbao; and supporters' badges (a qty.)

Everton FC player's trophy awarded to Jimmy Tansey for the Central League Championship winning season in 1953-54,hallmarked silver, Sheffield, 1953, miniature trophy, presentation inscription, black composition base, 10cm.Jimmy Tansey was born and bred in Liverpool and joined local team Everton as a youth team player in 1948. The left-back made a total of 133 League appearances before transferring to Crewe Alexandra in season 1959-60.

BBC TV Match of the Day Goal of the Season award won by Terry McDermott in season 1976-77,a silver-plated salver engraved with the programme's logo and inscribed MATCH OF THE DAY, BBC TV, GOAL OF THE SEASON 1976-77, WINNER, TERRY McDERMOTT, LIVERPOOL F.C., diameter 35cm. Terry McDermott's goal of the season came in the F.A. Cup semi-final v Everton at Maine Road. Emlyn Hughes interviewed on McDermott's great goal said: "We'd talked about Lawson's tendency to come out a long way and Terry kidded him with that chip. We all thought Terry was going to blast it until he pulled it back and floated it in. That, for me, is the hallmark of an exceptional player."

A collection of retro Subbuteo table soccer players, accessories including team sets of players for Everton, Chelsea, Watford, Tottenham Hotspur, Brazil, Arsenal, France, Spain, Argentina, West Germany, Aston Villa and Queens Park Rangers, most with origi

John Aldridge signed 12x8 colour photo. First ever Merseyside cup final Liverpool v Everton. Good Condition. All signed items come with our certificate of authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.95, EU from £4.99, Overseas from £7.95

THREE STUDIO ART GLASS VASES, all are decorated in a cameo style, the first is signed J. Everton and is ruby over white with a gold overlay cut in a Heraldic design, the other two are unsigned and are triple cased with white over blue over clear, one decorated with flowers and the other fish, tallest approximately 22cm (3)

SINGLETON & COLE, Footballers, No. 7 Taylor (Everton), VG

FOOTBALL, signed programmes, inc. Oldham (4 signatures) v Everton (8) 1992, Rochdale v Wigan (20) 1999 semi-final, Sunderland (12) v Millwall (16) 1992, Macclesfield (3) v Hibernian (17) 1998, Crewe v Chester 1998 (28 mixed), Stockport 1998 (3 programmes), v Huddersfield (20), Watford (20) & WBA (25); Manchester City (4 programmes) etc., VG to EX, 12

FOOTBALL, Manchester United European programmes, 1960s, inc. away (7), Everton 1964/5, Sporting Lisbon 1963/4, Waterford 1968/9; home (6), v Willem II 19633/4, Ferencvaros 1964/5 etc., G to VG, 13

FOOTBALL, selection of shirts, mainly replica (a few players) issues, inc. Aston Villa (No. 8 & one blank), Stoke City (No.2), Manchester United (No. 6), Leicester City (No. 10 players), Nottingham Forest (No. 3 signed & inscribed), Arsenal, Walsall (2), Tottenham Hotspur, Leeds United (2), Liverpool (2), West Bromwich Albion, Norwich City (no badge), Portsmouth, Derby County, Coventry City, Everton, G to MT, 20*

FOOTBALL, programmes, 1990s onwards, inc. England (5H & 1A); CL Final, FA Cup Semi-Finals; mainly northwest clubs, Liverpool, Manchester United, Tranmere, Chester City, Wrexham, Everton, Crewe, etc., a few with tickets, VG to EX, 142*

FOOTBALL, signed colour photo (8 x 10) by Alan Ball, George Cohen & Ray Wilson, full-length together for Fulham v Everton (April 1966), EX

A Collection of Seven Various Football Programmes Including Manchester United, Everton, Arsenal Etc

A quantity of Carlisle united football programmes including Bedford Town FA cup 4th round Saturday 25th January 1964, CUFC programmes for 1965 - 1966, 1966 - 1967 and 1967 - 1968 etc together with other football programmes including FA cup final Saturday 18th May 1968 Everton vs West Bromwich Albion, Nottingham Forest vs Liverpool League 1 Tuesday 10th May 1966 etc

JOHN EVERTON. Framed, glazed signed watercolour on paper titled ‘Snow Scene’ depicting two farm buildings covered in snow, dated 2008 together with other prints to include ‘Champ Elysees Paris’, ‘Scotland For Ever’ and ‘Quatre Bras’, dated 1815.

Subbuteo - seven Subbuteo teams with various teams to include item #63000, #63000-619 Liverpool, #815 Chelsea, #698 Everton, #8 Newcastle United P.A.O.K., #457 Argentina, World Cup winners 1986 and #410 Brazil, boxed (7)

A crate containing assorted match day programmes, Sunderland, Newcastle, a framed Everton print, a Celtic top with tags and a cricket set

Football Interest - a collection of football programmes, 1954 - 1970 including Derby County, Nottingham Forest, Manchester United, Everton, Hearts, Preston North End, Aston Villa, etc.; pendants, newspapers, etc.; quantity

Football Neville Southall 10x8 colour signed photo in Everton kit. Neville Southall MBE (born 16 September 1958) is a Welsh former international footballer. He has been described as one of the best goalkeepers of his generation and won the FWA Footballer of the Year award in 1985. Good Condition. All signed items come with our certificate of authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.95, EU from £4.95, Overseas from £6.95

Football John Stones 12x8 signed colour photo in action for England. John Stones (born 28 May 1994) is an English professional footballer who plays for Premier League club Manchester City and the English national team. Mainly a centre back, he can also play as a right back. Stones began his career with Barnsley, making his first-team debut in the Championship in March 2012 as a 17-year-old. He joined Premier League club Everton for around £3 million in January 2013 and amassed 95 appearances for the Merseyside club over four seasons. In August 2016, he signed for Manchester City for an initial £47. 5 million with add-ons. Stones made his senior debut for England in 2014 after previously being capped at under-19, under-20 and under-21 levels. He was a non-playing member of England's UEFA Euro 2016 squad. Good Condition. All signed items come with our certificate of authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.95, EU from £4.95, Overseas from £6.95

Football Gylfi Sigurdsson 12x8 signed colour photo playing for Spurs. Gylfi Sigurdsson alternatively Gylfi Thor Sigurdsson; born 8 September 1989) is an Icelandic professional footballer who plays as an attacking midfielder for Premier League club Everton and the Iceland national team. Gylfi began his professional career with Reading in the Championship, and in 2010 was sold to Hoffenheim which was Reading's biggest sale. He was voted Player of the Season for two consecutive seasons - for Reading in 2009-10 and for Hoffenheim in 2010-11. After a season back in English football with Swansea City he joined Tottenham Hotspur for £8. 8 million, and in 2014 moved back to Swansea as part of an exchange for Ben Davies. Gylfi made his senior international debut for Iceland in 2010 and has since earned over 50 caps. He represented Iceland at their first major tournament, UEFA Euro 2016, where his country reached the quarter-finals. Good Condition. All signed items come with our certificate of authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.95, EU from £4.95, Overseas from £6.95

Soccer & Rugby Programmes: A bundle of Irish Internationals both in Rugby and Soccer (V. France, Argentina) in the 1950's, 60's, & 70's, Lions V. Barbarians (1977), F.A. Cup Finals (1964 & 1979), and other 1st Division Match Programmes for Everton, Arsenal, Man United, as a lot, w.a.f. (1)

A collection of early 20th century Everton Football Club cigarette cards including Churchman's, Player's and Wills', also four Topical Times printed photographs of Everton FC players; C. Gee, Ted Sagar, James Mercer and Albert Geldard.

1950s Football Programmes: Wide variety including 50/51 Everton v Wolves, Exeter v Notts Forest, Hull v Preston, Northampton v Barnsley fac and more. Mainly good. (45)

37/38 Everton v Portsmouth Football Programme: Excellent condition programme without writing dated. 30/4/38.

38/39 Everton v Derby County Football Programme: Excellent condition programme without writing dated 26/12/38.

38/39 Middlesbrough v Everton (Champions) Football Programme: Very good condition Dated 11 3 1939. No team changes with the words draw 4-4 written to cover.

1897/1898 Sheffield United (Champions) v Everton: Football Programme Dated 22 2 1898 and happens to be Uniteds only Championship season. Ex bound with covers this excellent condition 16 pager has no writing. Sheffield fielding famous goalkeeper Fatty Foulkes.

1902/1903 Sheffield Wednesday v Everton Football Programme: Excellent condition ex bound without writing. 16 page programme has no staples as a result of being ex bound and all pages and covers are included.

1938 Celtic v Everton Cup Final Football Programme: Empire Exhibition cup final played at Ibrox. Good condition with no team changes. Inch tear at bottom of spine.

Grimsby Town 45/46 Home Football Programmes: All Football League North in various colours versus Sheffield Wed Huddersfield Chesterfield Barnsley Everton Bolton Middlesbrough Burnley Blackpool Bury Liverpool and Preston. Very good. (12)

49/50 Complete Home Football Programmes: Includes Friendly v Charlton FA Cup Matches v Ipswich and Everton plus the 21 league games. Mainly good. (24)

1921/22 Arsenal v Everton Football Programme: Four page white sheet in good condition with no team changes. Division one match Dated 1 10 1921.

1907 FA Cup Final Everton v Sheffield Wednesday Railway Bill: For travel to Crystal Palace on 20 4 1907 where the Final was held. Full details of English Cup Final Issued by Great Western Railway. Excellent.

36/37 Everton v Chelsea Football Programme: Excellent condition without writing dated 3/4/37.

1966 World Cup Goodison Park Unused Football Tickets: All 5 matches played at Everton including the semi final. Each one is a different colour and counterfoils are attached to four with the other one loose. Excellent. (5)

1970s Football Tickets: Wide variety of home clubs with good Midland and Derby content. Some earlier including Derby season ticket stubs from 38/39 onwards and a 67/68 Aston Villa season ticket book. Some great stubs from Derbys 71/72 championship season include home v Liverpool 1/5/72 and 3 Cup matches. Other interesting tickets are 65/66 Everton v Liverpool, 71/72 Oxford v Liverpool and 72/73 Chelmsford v Ipswich FA Cup. Nice lot. (80)

33/34 Everton v Leeds United Football Programme: Few small tears to edges and punch holes. 16 page first division programme has no team changes.

1960 Multi Signed Football Scrapbook: Must view direct from vendor. Neatly compiled in team order, including individual magazine pictures and team groups. West Brom x 12 Kevan Robson, another with 17, Blackburn double page signed by all 12 Dougan Clayton, Middlesbrough Clough, Sheffield Wednesday x 16, West Ham including two old style Bobby Moores, Portsmouth complete of 11, Newcastle complete of 11, Orient complete of 12, Everton 14, Port Vale Patrick Thistle, Chelsea, Derby, Plymouth, Celtic, Rotherham, Ipswich and many more. Some harder to obtain with Danny Blanchflower plus a few signed direct into scrapbook. ( 550 Signatures)

Everton Signed Dinner Menu: Gwladys Street Hall of Fame Dinner signed inside by famous attendees including Pickering Sheedy Snodin Young Jackson Wright Labone Gabriel Mountfield Connelly and more. 15 autographs in pen and named below in pencil.