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Palitoy Action Man Vintage Sportsman 34814 Everton Famous Football Clubs, comprising Tracksuit Top, Shirt & Numbers, Shorts, Socks, Boots, Ball, Lapel Badge, Club History Leaflet. Backing Card & Cellophane box - Good Plus to Excellent Plus, some dicolour in Good packaging - splits to the cellophane., card has age related wear, small tears & a liitle grubby.

Approximately 550 football programmes from 1970s, Manchester United, Liverpool, Chelsea, Arsenal, Manchester City, Spurs, Everton, West Ham plus, most clubs represented **PLEASE NOTE THIS LOT IS NOT ELIGIBLE FOR POSTING AND PACKING**

Newcastle United Signed Shirt No.1 Shay Given with paper stating 'match worn v Everton 3/4/04

Various Pre-War Football Autographs including Gateshead, Clapton Orient 1937, New Brighton 1937-38, Rochdale, Coventry City Cup Team Jan 1938, Newcastle Utd Cup Team Jan 1938, Derby County Jan 1938, Sunderland 1937-38, Arsenal 1937-38 two sets one on separate card, Everton 1937-38, a few odds and some thespians (in one autograph album)Pages are not signed back to back

Football and Athletics, large Vintage collection of programmes from the 60's. This beautiful collection consists of vintage programmes from various teams across the 60's era, mainly from the early 60's, including Tottenham, Arsenal, Gt Britain and N Ireland, Sheffield Wednesday, Leicester City, Nottingham Forest, Poland, Birmingham City, Wolverhampton Wanderers, Everton, Southend United, Portsmouth, Chelsea, Fulham, Plymouth, Liverpool and many more. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99

Badge. 6th VB King's Liverpool Regiment Edwardian Officer's helmet plate circa 1901-08. Fine scarce silvered crowned star mounted with Garter and laurel sprays bearing scrolls THE LIVERPOOL REGIMENT over 6TH VOLUNTEER BATTALION. Crimson velvet centre with Old English scroll NEC ASPERA TERRENT surmounting the rearing White Horse of Hanover. Three loops. VGC HQ at 59/61 Everton Road, Liverpool. Transferred to Territorial Force as 8th Battalion 1st April, 1908. PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY ON RECEIPT OF INVOICE

An original watercolour depicting Everton FC player Gordon West and signed by the sitter.

Selection of FA Charity Shield match programmes 1953 Arsenal v Blackpool, 1958 Bolton Wanderers v Wolverhampton Wanderers, 1959 Wolverhampton Wanderers v Nottingham Forest, 1968 Manchester City v West Bromwich Albion, 1973 Manchester City v Burnley, 1974 Liverpool v Leeds Utd at Wembley, 1978 Ipswich Town v Nottingham Forest at Wembley, 1984 Everton v Liverpool at Wembley; fair/good. (8)

Three original black and white photographs, the former property of Dai Davies, two signed by him and one signed letter of provenance, Wales squad 1980 and two in his Everton goalkeeper shirt

Everton Football Club - c1932-1934 Six original signatures on headed paper including Ted Sagar, Phil Griffiths, Tommy White, Dixie Dean, Billy Cook and James Dunn

Collection of Sunderland home match programmes 1948/49 Huddersfield Town, 1950/51 Derby County, 1951/52 Manchester City, 1954/55 Portsmouth, Huddersfield Town (Xmas day), 1955/56 Huddersfield Town, Everton, Charlton Athletic, Newcastle Utd, Sheffield Utd (FAC), 1956/57 Bolton Wanderers, Burnley, 1957/58 Birmingham City, Burnley, Juventus (friendly-John Charles), Newcastle Utd, 1958/59 Sheffield Utd, 1959/60 Rapid Vienna (friendly), 1960/61 Scunthorpe Utd, 1961/62 Leeds Utd, 1962/63 Huddersfield Town, Swansea Town, 1963/64 Manchester City, Grimsby Town, 1964/65 Aston Villa, WHU, Liverpool, Sheffield Utd, 1966/67 Sheffield Wednesday, 1967/68 Sheffield Utd, 1968/69 Fulham, Nottingham Forest, 1972/73 Bristol City, Reading (FAC), 1973/74 Notts. County, Oxford Utd, WBA, Bolton Wanderers, Newcastle Utd (Jimmy Montgomery testimonial), 1975/76 York City, 1977/78 Oldham Athletic, 1976/77 Spurs, 1981/82 Brighton, 1982/83 Wolves, Luton Town, 1983/84 Southampton, QPR, 1985/86 Shrewsbury Town; aways at 1978/79 Notts. County, 1983/84 Cambridge Utd (Milk Cup); fair. (50)

Collection of Darlington match programmes 1954/55 Hartlepools Utd (FAC 2nd replay at Middlesbrough 17 January 1955), 1960/61 Hull City (FAC 4th replay at Middlesbrough 15 December 1960), home programmes 1956/57 Evenwood Town (FAC), 1957/58 Boston Utd (FAC), Chesterfield, 1958/59 Carlisle Utd, 1959/60 Prescot Cables (FAC), Doncaster Rovers, 1960/61 Bolton Wanderers (FLC), WHU (FLC), Crystal Palace (FLC), Doncaster Rovers, 1961/62 Bradford City, Aldershot, Carlisle Utd (FAC), Oldham Athletic, Exeter City, 1962/63 Lincoln City (FAC), Lincoln City, 1963/64 Workington (Rayment testimonial), Barnsley (FLC), Gateshead (FAC), Rochdale, 1964/65 Arsenal (FAC), Hartlepools Utd (FAC), Millwall, Chesterfield, Stockport County, 1965/66 Bradford City, Bradford City (FAC), Northern & Wearside League v England (Amateur) XI, Newport County, Colchester Utd, Torquay Utd, 1966/67 Doncaster Rovers, Halifax Town, Walsall, 1967/68 Millwall (FLC), Portsmouth (FLC), 1968/69 Leicester City (FLC), Grimsby Town (FAC), Wrexham, 1969/70 Barnsley (FAC), York City (FLC), Everton (FLC), Notts. County, Colchester Utd, 1970/71 Fulham (FLC), Exeter City, Doncaster Rovers (FLC), 1971/72 York City (FLC)< Cambridge Utd, 1972/73 Rotherham Utd (FLC), Colchester Utd, Reading, 1973/74 Bradford City (FLC), 1974/75 Workington (FAC), 1975/76 Luton Town (FLC), Sheffield Wednesday (FLC); fair/good. (59)

Collection of Preston North End home match programmes 1950/51 Hull City, 1952/53 Cardiff City, Servette (Geneva) (friendly), 1953/54 Bolton Wanderers, Wolves (Champions), 1954/55 Portsmouth, Blackpool, 1955/56 Luton Town, Aston Villa, 1956/57 WBA, Sheffield Wednesday, Arsenal (FAC), 1957/58 Everton, Blackpool, 1958/59 Portsmouth, Bradford City (FAC), Bolton Wanderers (FAC-single card), 1959/60 Birmingham City, Stoke City (FAC-single card), Blackpool, 1960/61 Aston Villa, 1961/62 Weymouth (FAC), 1963/64 Carlisle Utd (FAC), 1964/65 Plymouth Argyle, Southampton, Crystal Palace, Bury, 1965/66 Rotherham Utd, Cardiff City, 1966/67 Charlton Athletic, Norwich City, 1967/68 Blackpool, QPR, Hull City, Blackburn Rovers, Derby County, Portsmouth, 1968/69 Nottingham Forest (FAC), 1969/70 Swindon Town, Carlisle Utd, Charlton Athletic, 1971/72 Fulham, QPR, 1972/73 Orient, Bristol City, 1973/74 Blackpool, 1975/76 Southend Utd, 1977/78 Oxford Utd, 1978/79 Southampton (FAC), Oldham Athletic; fair. (50)

Collection of Sunderland home programmes 1949/50 Huddersfield Town (FAC), 1952/53 Stoke City, Scunthorpe Utd (FAC), 1953/54 Cardiff City, 1954/55 Sheffield Utd, 1955/56 1st Vienna (friendly), Bolton Wanderers, Moscow Dynamo (friendly), Sheffield Utd, WBA, 1956/57 Cardiff City, Birmingham City, 1957/58 Arsenal, Everton, Maccabi Petah-Tiqva (friendly), 1958/59 Dynamo Prague (friendly), 1959/60 Hull City, 1960/61 Bangu (Brazil), 1961/62 Liverpool, 1962/63 Standard Liege (friendly), Preston NE, 1963/64 Swindon Town, Charlton Athletic, 1964/65 Spurs, Leicester City, Nottingham Forest, 1966/67 Everton, 1968/69 Ipswich Town, Leicester City, 1971/72 Portsmouth, 1972/73 Middlesbrough, 1973/74 Nottingham Forest, Portsmouth, Aston Villa, Middlesbrough, Carlisle/Bristol City (double issue), 1974/75 Nottingham Forest, 1975/76 York City, 1976/77 Liverpool, 1978/79 Bristol Rovers, 1981/82 Birmingham City, 1982/83 Watford, Brighton, 1983/84 Stoke City, 1984/85 Nottingham Forest; fair. (45)

Collection of Manchester City home match programmes 1944/45 Stockport County, Bury, 1945/46 Blackpool, 1946/47 WBA, Coventry City, 1947/48 Wolves, 1948/49 Birmingham City, 1949/50 WBA (ph), 1950/51 Coventry City, Southampton (selotape spine), 1951/52 Aston Villa, Arsenal, River Plate (Argentina-friendly), WBA, 1952/53 Charlton Athletic, 1953/54 Manchester Utd (creased), Hearts (Floodlights opening) (heavy tc), WBA, Arsenal, 1954/55 Spurs, Burnley, Everton, Sunderland, Preston NE, 1955/56 Sunderland, Birmingham City, Preston NE, 1956/57 Everton (ph), Wolves, MTK (ex. Red Banner), Werder Bremen, WBA, 1959/60 Everton; varied condition, overall fair, some poor/fair. (33)

Selection of Manchester City away match programmes 1954/55 Sheffield Utd, Aston Villa, Luton Town (FAC), Birmingham City (FAC), 1955/56 Sheffield Utd, 1958/59 Grimsby Town (FAC), 1959/60 Everton, 1960/61 Cardiff City (FAC 2nd replay at Arsenal), Luton Town (FAC-Law scores 6 goals-match abandoned), 1961/62 Everton (FAC), 1965/66 Blackpool (FAC), Leicester City (FAC), Everton (FAC), Everton (FAC 2nd replay at Wolves, single sheet), 1966/67 Ipswich Town (FAC), 1967/68 Reading (FAC), 1968/69 Blackburn Rovers (FAC), 1972/73 Liverpool (FAC), 1969/70 Hull City (FAC), 1971/72 Middlesbrough (FAC), 1972/73 Sunderland (FAC), 1975/76 Stoke City (FAC), plus 1964 Bert Trautmann testimonial v International XI at Maine Road; fair/good. (23)

Selection of Manchester City home match programmes 1963/64 International XI (Trautmann testimonial), Manchester Utd (Duke of Edinburgh Trophy), 1968/69 Everton v Manchester City (FAC s/f), 1974/75 All Stars XI (Tony Book testimonial), 1975/76 Middlesbrough (FLC s/f), 1979 Werder Bremen (Joe Corrigan testimonial + sheet insert), 1981/82 England XI (Mike Doyle testimonial), 1980/81 City 1969 FAC side (Tommy Booth testimonial-single insert only), 1978/79 FC Twente (UEFA) x 2, 1978/79 AC Milan (UEFA), 1980/81 Ipswich Town v Manchester City (FAC s/f), 1984/85 Swenglish Cup Elfsborg v Manchester City, 1985 Stoke City (Isle of Man festival 29 July 1985-single sheet), 2012/13 Champions League Real Madrid v Manchester City 18 September 2012 (Mediapunta issue); fair/good. (15)

Collection of Manchester City home programmes 1944/45 Wrexham, Liverpool, 1945/46 Bolton Wanderers, Sheffield Utd, 1946/47 Bury (programme no. 1, 1st home after WW2, Barnsley, Bolton Wanderers (FAC), 1947/48 Middlesbrough (poor), Blackburn Rovers, 1948/49 Wolves, Charlton Athletic, 1949/50 Derby County (FAC), Burnley, 1950/51 Chesterfield, Barnsley, Sheffield Utd (selotape spine), QPR (selotape spine), 1951/52 Middlesbrough, Sunderland, Burnley, 1952/53 Burnley, Sheffield Wednesday, Preston NE, Blackpool, 1953/54 Huddersfield Town , Fenerbahce (friendly), Sunderland, Charlton Athletic, 1954/55 Newcastle Utd, Sheffield Utd, Aston Villa, Charlton Athletic, Arsenal, 1955/56 Huddersfield, Blackpool, Sunderland, Everton, Luton Town, Arsenal, Liverpool (FAC), 1956/57 Leeds Utd (Jackie Charlton, John Charles), Aston Villa, Burnley (+ voucher sheet), Portsmouth, Chelsea, Newcastle Utd, Luton Town, 1965/66 Rotherham Utd (28 December - POSTPONED); varied condition, overall fair at best. (48)

1942/43 Manchester City v Everton war north regional league match programme 24 April 1943, single sheet; has edge tears, fold, pencil annotations, overall poor. (1)

Selection of FAC Final match tickets 1959 Nottingham Forest v Luton Town (creased edge), 1963 Manchester Utd v Leicester City, 1966 Everton v Sheffield Wednesday, 1971 Arsenal v Liverpool + counterfoil, 1986 Liverpool v Everton (stamped West Bromwich Albion to the back), plus 1980 Football League Cup Final Wolverhampton Wanderers v Nottingham Forest + counterfoil; fair/good. (6)

1993/94 Manchester Utd league homes (21) including Wimbledon team sheet, Charlton Athletic (FAC), Coca Cola Cup Stoke City, Portsmouth, Leicester City, Sheffield Wednesday (s/f), also Benfica (f), Celtic (August), Celtic (May) + Honved (EC), Galatasaray (EC); league aways (21) FAC Wimbledon, Sheffield Utd, Norwich City, Coca Cola Cup Everton, Portsmouth, Stoke City, Sheffield Wednesday (s/f) plus Aston Villa (Coca Cola Final), Oldham Athletic (FAC s/f), + replay, Chelsea (FAC Final), Arsenal (Charity Shield), Brondby (f), further friendlies Home Farm, Connah's Quay Nomads, Wrexham, Barrow plus reserves full season home (17); good. (A Lot)

1998/1999 Treble Season Manchester Utd complete home league programmes (19) including ticket for WHU, FAC programmes Liverpool, Fulham, Chelsea, Middlesbrough; Worthington Cup Bury and Nottingham Forest; also full set of United Reserves homes in the Pontins league (12) plus away at Everton and U21s friendly at Altrincham, Bristol City 19 October 1998 special edition issue; fair/good. (40)

1998/99 Treble season Manchester Utd complete away league programmes to include Aston Villa + ticket, Coventry City + ticket, Derby County + ticket, Nottingham Forest + ticket, Everton + tickets (2), Newcastle Utd, Leicester City, Sheffield Wednesday + ticket, Southampton + ticket, Liverpool + ticket, Wimbledon + ticket, WHU + ticket, Charlton Athletic + ticket, Leeds Utd, Arsenal + ticket, Chelsea + ticket, Blackburn Rovers + ticket, Middlesbrough + ticket, Spurs + ticket; FAC programmes Chelsea + ticket, Arsenal (FAC s/f) + ticket, Arsenal (FAC s/f replay) + ticket + team sheet, Newcastle Utd (FAC Final) + match ticket, Charity Shield v Arsenal + match ticket, at Old Trafford Newcastle Utd v Spurs FAC s/f + team sheet plus Worthington Cup Spurs + ticket; generally good. Total (49)

1997/98 Manchester Utd complete home league programmes including tickets for Aston Villa + Wimbledon and Newcastle Utd has a team sheet; friendly v Slavia Prague + ticket, Inter Milan + ticket and v Eric Cantona European XI + tickets (2); FAC v Barnsley + ticket, Walsall + ticket; complete home reserve league season (12) + Everton reserves ticket, away at Tranmere Rovers programme; Champions league match programmes Feyenoord (h) + ticket (a) + team sheet, Kosice (h) + ticket + (a), Juventus (h) + ticket (a), AS Monaco (h) + ticket + (a), also AS Monaco (h) special lunch menu + special dinner menu Feyenoord (h) special lunch menus plus v Chelsea (Charity Shield) programme + tickets (2); good. (A Lot)

1994/95 Manchester Utd complete home league season programmes (21) + team sheet (1), FAC Leeds Utd + ticket, QPR + ticket, Wrexham + ticket; Coca Cola Port Vale + ticket; Champions League (h) Barcelona + ticket, Gothenburg + ticket, Galatasaray + ticket away at Gothenburg, Galatasary, Barcelona (4 page stadium issue), FAC s/f v Crystal Palace, FA s/f replay v Crystal Palace, FAC Final v Everton, FA Charity Shield v Blackburn Rovers; good. (A Lot)

Collection of Manchester Utd items to include 1990/91 home programmes Coventry City, Liverpool (Rumbelows), Crystal Palace, Aston Villa, QPR (FAC), Sunderland, Southampton (Rumbelows), Bolton Wanderers (FAC), Liverpool + Liverpool (ITV sport issue), 1994/95 United reserves homes full set (17) + away at Wolves, 1996/97 United reserves homes full set (12); Manchester Utd away tickets 1992/93 Wimbledon, Ipswich Town, 1993/94 Oldham Athletic, Liverpool, Sheffield Utd, Manchester City, Spurs, Coventry City, Swindon Town (tear), Ipswich Town, QPR, Everton, Leeds Utd, Sheffield Wednesday, Wimbledon, home v Leeds Utd, away FAC Wimbledon, Coa Cola Cup Stoke City, Everton, FAC Sheffield Utd, Coca Cola s/f Sheffield Wednesday, 1993/94 homes Celtic, Benfica, Coca Cola Leicester City, Peterborough Utd/Pompey, Sheffield Wednesday (Coca Cola s/f), FAC Bristol City/Charlton, European Cup Honved, Galatasaray, 1996/97 homes Blackburn Rovers, Chelsea, Sunderland, Leicester City, Nottingham Forest, Wimbledon, Leeds Utd, FAC Crewe/Wimbledon, Champions League s/f Borussia Dortmund, Coa Cola Swindon Town; 1996/97 away tickets Southampton, Sunderland, Chelsea, Leicester City, Aston Villa, Coventry City, Nottingham Forest, Spurs, Everton, Wimbledon, Sheffield Wednesday, Newcastle Utd, Leeds Utd, Middlesbrough, Arsenal; Coca Cola Leicester; fair/good. (A Lot)

1972/73 Manchester Utd youth team home programmes Arsenal (4th round), Newcastle Utd (3rd round replay), Leicester City (2nd round), Italian National youth (friendly), Tranmere Rovers (Lancs. FA); reserves v Manchester City, v Everton plus 1st team friendly v Hull City (single sheet 30 December 1972); fair/good. (8)

1967/68 Manchester Utd complete season home programmes nos. 1-29 to include Spurs (charity shield, tm), Italian Olympic XI, Hibernians (EC), Sarajevo (EC), Spurs (FAC) + match ticket, Manchester City (February-postponed) + match ticket (postponed), Gornik Zabrze (EC) + match ticket, Manchester City + match ticket, Liverpool + match ticket, Real Madrid (EC s/f) + match ticket, also Everton 'A' (Lancs. Supp. Cup Final), Rochdale (Lancs. Snr. Cup + replay match) (both tm), FAYC Burnley, Blackpool, Manchester City Youth (friendly, TM); Reserves match programmes, Aston Villa, Everton, Nottingham Forest, Derby County, Sheffield Utd, Wolves; 1st team programmes approx. 50% have tokens missing; fair. (A Lot)

1969/70 Manchester Utd complete season homes programmes nos. 1-28 inclusive, match tickets Everton, Liverpool (corner tear), Manchester City (FAC), Middlesbrough (FAC), Manchester City; 1970 FAC Final replay at O.T. Chelsea v Leeds Utd (+ newspaper match reports), England v Russia U23's at O.T. Wigan Athletic v Port Vale (FAC 2nd replay at O.T.); fair/good, tokens intact. (A Lot)

1969/70 Manchester Utd FAYC homes Coventry City (s/f), Rotherham Utd, Sheffield Utd, aways at Coventry City (s/f), Everton (30th December-scarce); 1969/70 Barrow (Lancs. County s/f replay); United reserves homes Sheffield Utd, Everton, Liverpool, Manchester City TM), Huddersfield Town, Leeds Utd, Sheffield Wednesday; fair. (A Lot)

1965/66 Manchester Utd complete season homes nos. 1-28 including league, FAC, EC; complete season away league match programmes including WBA (December-postponed); plus FAC at Derby County, Rotherham Utd, Wolves + match ticket, Preston NE, Everton FAC s/f), also Manchester City (FAYC) plus home reserves WBA, Derby County (poor), Huddersfield Town, Liverpool, Everton, Blackpool, Preston NE, PNE (Lancs. Snr. Cup); approx. 50% of homes have token removed, overall fair. (A Lot)

1968/69 Manchester Utrd complete season of programmes 1-8, 10-18, 20-31 (less Estudiantes (separate) and no. 19 Leicester City postponed); including Everton (match ticket), Leeds Utd (match ticket), Anderlecht (match ticket), Liverpool (match ticket), Manchester City (match ticket), Inter Milan (match ticket); United reserve match programmes Stoke City, Aston Villa, Nottingham Forest, Coventry City, Huddersfield Town, Liverpool, Blackpool, Bolton Wanderers, Sheffield Wednesday, Manchester City, WBA + Wolves (away); United FAYC homes Blackpool, Blackburn Rovers, Everton, WBA (FAC s/f); United in Lancashire Cup homes Netherfield, Oldham Athletic, Liverpool (Lancs. Senior Cup Final (includes token), away at Barrow (includes EC winners Brennan, Foulkes, Sadler, Kidd, Aston) plus FAC s/f Everton v Leeds Utd programme at O.T; fair. (A Lot)

1966/67 Manchester Utd complete season home programmes nos. 1-24, reserves homes Everton, Stoke City, Barnsley, Preston NE, Wolves, Sheffield Utd, Liverpool, WBA, Manchester City, Burnley, Huddersfield Town, Bolton Wanderers, also Burnley 'A', FAYC homes Liverpool, Huddersfield Town plus aways Manchester City, Sunderland (8th March) plus England youth home friendly, away Lancs. Snr. Cup at Oldham Athletic; United away programmes full set (21) plus Newcastle Utd (January-postponed), Blackpool (FLC), WHU match ticket, Manchester City match ticket; also England v Scotland schools and Anglo-American Sporting Club boxing dinner evening in honour of Manchester Utd Div. 1 champions 1966/67 dated 11 September 1967 (autographed by Alex Stepney, Pat Crerand); fair/good. (A Lot)

1970/71 Manchester Utd complete season home programmes nos. 1-26, tickets included Aston Villa (FLC s/f), Manchester City, reserves homes Wolves, Coventry City, Newcastle Utd, Leeds Utd, Manchester City, Blackburn Rovers; Manchester City (Foulkes testimonial), Stoke City v Huddersfield Town (FAC 2nd replay), Barnsley v Rhyl (FAC 2nd replay), FAC s/f Everton v Liverpool; fair/good. (A Lot)

1971/72 Manchester Utd complete season home programmes Arsenal (at Liverpool), WBA (at Stoke City) nos. 1-24. Including programmes of Derby County, Leeds Utd, Spurs, Leicester City, Coventry City, Middlesbrough (FAC), Liverpool (tear), Manchester City; Coventry City (home friendly 9 August); reserves Manchester City, Bolton Wanderers; Everton (FACYC, Bury (Lancs. Youth Cup s/f), Bolton Wanderers (Lancs Youth Cup Final), Blackpool 'B' (Lancs. Supp. Final), Chorley (Lancs. Cup s/f), Burnley Lancs. Cup Final); also Stoke City v WHU (FLC s/f 2nd replay) 8 tickets incl in this lot; fair/good. (A Lot)

1965 Kepes Sport publications (Budapest Hungary) Hardback Bound Volume (52 Issues) includes extensive coverage of football matches including preview issues and action match reports/photos including: 1965 Fairs Cup s/f Ferencvaros v Manchester Utd 6 June 1965 plus Ferencvaros v Manchester Utd play-off match 16 June 1965, NB: no programmes issued for both games also Fairs Cup Ferencvaros v AS Roma (both legs), Fairs Cup Ferencvaros v Atletico Bilbao (both legs), Fairs Cup Final Ferencvaros v Juventus, European Cup Final Vasas Gyor v Benfica, European Cup Final Benfica v Inter Milan, Fairs Cup Ujpesti Dosza v Everton, ECWC Final WHU v 1860 Munich. Internationals England v Hungary, East Germany v Hungary, Austria v Hungary, Hungary v Italy, Hungary v Austria, Hungary v East Germany, Brazil v Hungary; good. (1 volume)

1933 FAC Final Everton v Manchester City at Wembley 29 April 1933 match programme; centre fold, back cover missing, re-stapled, overall poor. (1)

Collection of FA Cup match programmes 1975 Final Fulham v WHU, 2005 FAC s/f Manchester Utd v Newcastle Utd and team sheet and ticket, 2007 FAC Final Chelsea v Manchester Utd, 2008 FAC s/f WBA v Portsmouth and VIP pack, 2009 FAC s/f Manchester Utd v Everton, 2011 FAC s/f Stoke City v Bolton Wanderers and VIP pack, 2012 FAC s/f Liverpool v Everton and VIP pack (signatures of Judi Dench, Ian Rush, Bill Kenwright, Amanda Holden), 2013 FAC Millwall v Wigan Athletic and VIP pack (signed by David Whelan and David Bernstein) (a lot)

1950s Superb large collection of 312 Football Programmes, representing of virtually every club, in G+ condition, most of the programmes have no obvious faults, the Manchester programmes all have the tokens, Spurs, West Ham and other large issues are all unfolded, to include Blackburn v Hull 1953/54, Blackpool v Manchester United 1954/55, Burnley v Preston 1954/55, Everton v Manchester Unite 1954/55, Fulham v Manchester United 1950/51, Gateshead v Darlington 1957/58, Manchester v Burnley 1950/51, Manchester v Middlesbrough 1951/52, Manchester United v Aston Villa, Burnley, Stoke 1954, 1955, Nottingham Forest v Hull 1951/52, Southampton v Exeter 1954/55, Stoke v Port Vale 1954/55, Sunderland v Sheffield United 1952/53, West Ham v Stuttgart 1954/55, Wolves v Arsenal 1954/55 and many more (#312) G+

1981-2008 Manchester United Football programmes, an almost complete run of programmes from 1981- 1985 vol 43 1 to 22 - missing no.7 only, Vol 44 1-30 plus ticket, vol 43 1-27, vol 46 1-29, FIFA Club World Cup Japan 2008 Final and official programme, plus 2 away programmes 1969 v Exeter City, 1974 v Everton, a good clean collection

1958s-1990s Liverpool Football programmes, a mixed collection with a majority of home 1970-1980 - League Cup, European Cup, Final, Charity Shield, semi replays, one is from 1958 v Everton 1st Oct, in mixed condition in need of some sorting #104

Selection of Wolverhampton Wanderers items, 1960 Wembley Wolves, 1974 FLC Final, 1979 Wolves v Arsenal FAC s/f, 1980 FLC Final, 1964 FAC Final, 1939 FAC Final souvenir (reprint), 1972 Wolves v Spurs (UEFA Cup Final), 1971/72 Wolves v Juventus (UEFA), 1972/73 Leeds Utd v Wolves (FAC s/f), 1957/58 Wolves pre-season trial match (poor), Wolves home programmes 1966/67 Norwich City, 1967/68 Sunderland, Manchester Utd, Nottingham Forest, Liverpool, Everton, 1968/69 Sheffield Wednesday, Ipswich Town, Manchester City, 1969/70 Kilmarnock, Stoke City, Derby County, WHU, Leeds Utd, 1970/71 Arsenal, Southampton plus others (7) including Derek Parkin testimonial brochure. Also 'World's my football pitch' s/b Billy Wright book, Xmas card (from Arthur Cope) featuring the England team photo 1957 (incl. Duncan Edwards, Roger Byrne, Tommy Taylor) and 1948/49 Coventry City v WBA, Div. 2 programme; fair. (A Lot)

1957/58 Everton v Manchester Utd Div.1 match programme Wednesday 4th September 1957 (a sell-out crowd of 72,000 crammed into Goodison Park) hence scarce issue; fair. (1)

1956/57 Everton v Manchester Utd Div. 1 match programme Wednesday 6th March 1957 (3.15pm kick-off) at Goodison Park; fair/good. (1)

Selection of football club pennants to include Sheffield Wednesday x 2 different, Everton, Stoke City, Coventry City, Burnley, overall size 270mm length; fair/good. (6)

1966 World Cup Final 8mm Film Reel by Walton, the film shows the highlights of the match; also 1966 FAC Final Everton v Sheffield Wednesday Carsen reel and can set; Permaflex made of lifetime styrene; age wear. NB not played by us, must be sold as seen.

1955/56 Scarce Arsenal v Everton Div. 1 match programme 21 February 1956, 4 page; fair/good. (1)

1955/56 Arsenal home programme collection full league season (less Everton), FAC Bedford Town, Aston Villa, Birmingham City; fair. (A Lot)

1938/1939 Football League Jubilee match programme Everton v Liverpool at Goodison Park 20 August 1938; rusty staple o/wise fair/good. (1)

1963 Everton (Div. 1 Champions) celebration dinner at the Adelphi Hotel, Liverpool 5 September 1963 menu/toasts and presentations; has autographs of Dixie Dean, Ted Sagar, Joe Mercer, Tommy Lawton, Tony Gillick, Jack Thomson, Willie Cook + others; has writing, fair at best. (1)

Selection of England international home match programmes 1949 Ireland (Man City), 1950 Yugoslavia (Arsenal), 1951 Portugal (Everton) (Festival of Britain), Argentina (Wembley) (Festival of Britain), 1953 Ireland (Everton); fair/good. (5)

Collection of England international home match programmes 1951 Scotland, 1952 Wales, 1953 Scotland, 1956 Brazil, Wales, Yugoslavia, 1957 Scotland, Republic of Ireland (WC), Ireland (2-3 result), France, 1958 Portugal (WC), USSR, Wales (selotape), 1959 Scotland, Italy, Sweden, Ireland, 1960 Spain, Wales, Yugoslavia, 1961 Scotland (9-3 result), Mexico (8-1 result), Luxembourg (WC), Portugal (WC), 1962 Austria, Switzerland, Wales, 1963 Scotland, Brazil, Rest of World, Ireland, 1964 Uruguay, Belgium, Wales, 1965 Scotland, Hungary, Austria, Ireland, 1966 Poland (at Everton), West Germany, Yugoslavia, Czechoslovakia, Wales, 1967 Scotland, Spain, Ireland, USSR, 1968 Spain, Sweden, Bulgaria, 1969 Rumania, Wales, Scotland, France, Portugal (tears), 1970 Holland, N. Ireland, German D.R., 1971 Greece, Malta, Wales, Scotland, Switzerland, 1972 West Germany, N.Ireland, Yugoslavia, 1973 Wales, Wales (WC), Scotland, Austria, Poland, Italy, 1974 N.Ireland, Argentina, Czechoslovakia, Portugal, 1975 W. Germany, Cyprus, Wales, Scotland, 1976 N. Ireland, Republic of Ireland, Finland, 1977 Netherlands, Luxembourg, Wales, Scotland, Switzerland, Italy, 1978 Brazil, N.Ireland, Hungary, Czechoslovakia, 1979 N.Ireland, Wales, Scotland, Denmark, Bulgaria, 1980 Switzerland, Republic of Ireland, Argentina, N. Ireland, Norway, 1981 Spain, Scotland, Rumania, Brazil, Wales, Hungary, 1982 N.Ireland, Holland, FR of Germany, 1983 Greece + team sheet, Wales, 1984 USSR, Finland; fair/good. (116)

Collection of England schools international home match programmes 1947 Scotland (Everton), 1948 Eire (Brentford), 1949 Wales (Man City), 1951 Scotland (Chesterfield inc. Duncan Edwards), 1952 Ireland (York City), 1954 Ireland (Derby Co.) (tear), Scotland (Wembley), 1955 Eire (Luton Town), 1956 Wales (Bristol City), 1957 Eire (Plymouth Argyle), Scotland (Sheffield Wednesday), 1958 Germany (Chesterfield), 1959 Scotland (Derby County), Germany (Wembley), 1960 Scotland (Wembley), 1961 Eire (Coventry City), 1963 Wales (Wembley), 1964 Germany (Wembley), 1966 Ireland (Birmingham City), Germany (Wembley), 1968 Germany (Wembley), Wales (Oxford City), Ireland (South Shields), 1969 Wales (Wembley), 1970 Eire (Sheffield Utd), 1971 N. Ireland (Wembley), 1973 Netherlands (Wembley), plus 1964 Ireland (Reading); overall fair. (28)

Collection of E.S.F.A. boys match programmes 1948 Stockport v Liverpool (Final), 1955 Manchester v Swansea (Final at Belle Vue stadium), 1957 London v West Germany (Charlton), 1958 Manchester v London (Man. City), 1960 East London v Manchester (Final) (Millwall), 1961 Barnsley v Liverpool (Final) (Oakwell), 1961 Barnsley v Swansea (Final) (Oakwell), 1962 Stoke v Liverpool (Final) (Port Vale), 1972 Oxford v Chelmsford (Final) (Oxford City), 1973 Chelmsford v Bristol (s/f) (Chelmsford + match report), 1973 Liverpool v Chelmsford (Final) (Everton), 1975 Barking v Havering (Final) (Dagenham), 1979 Bristol v Croydon (Final) (at Bristol Rovers), 1984 Swindon v Sheffield (Final), 1993 Liverpool v Sheffield (Final) (at Everton), 2000 Salford v Cardiff (Final) (at Man Utd); fair/good. (16)

Selection of POSTPONED football programmes 1965/66 Derby County v Plymouth Argyle (29 December), 1960/61 Birmingham City v Burnley (4 February), 1968/69 Blackburn Rovers v Crystal Palace (1st February), 1968/69 Bradford City v Southend Utd (8 February), 1968/69 Bristol Rovers v Luton Town (22 February), 1968/69 Burnley v Sunderland (31 March), 1962/63 Charlton Athletic v Cardiff City (FAC) (undated January 1963), 1967/68 Chesterfield v Luton Town (2nd March), 1985/86 Chelsea v QPR (26 December), 1959/60 Darlington v Doncaster Rovers (20 February), 1967/68 Fulham v Sheffield Utd (4 November), 1976/77 Everton v Arsenal (1st March), 1968/69 Orient v Stockport County (21 December), 1965/66 Leicester City v WHU (26 February), 1970/71 Luton Town v Cardiff City (30 January), 1965/66 Newcastle Utd v Sunderland (27 December), 1965/66 Rotherham Utd v Carlisle Utd (19 February), 1965/66 Stockport County v Bradford City (11 March); fair/good. (18)

Selection of Football League Cup match programmes 1964 Final Leicester City v Stoke City, 1965 Final Chelsea v Leicester City, 1968 Final Arsenal v Leeds Utd x 2, 1972 Final Chelsea v Stoke City, 1975 Final Aston Villa v Norwich City, 1977 Final Aston Villa v Everton, 1963 S/f Birmingham City v Bury, 1964 S/f Manchester City v Stoke City, 1967 S/f Birmingham City v QPR, 1974 S/f Wolves v Norwich City; also 1960/61 Bournemouth v Crewe Alexandra, Bristol Rovers v Fulham, 1961/62 Cardiff City v Wrexham, Bristol Rovers v Hartlepools Utd, Fulham v Sheffield Utd, Newcastle Utd v Scunthorpe Utd, Rochdale v Charlton Athletic, Sunderland v Hull City, 1962/63 Birmingham City v Manchester City, Bradford PA v Charlton Athletic, Charlton Athletic v Bradford PA replay, Leicester City v Charlton Athletic, 1963/64 Bournemouth v Brentford replay, Leeds Utd v Mansfield Town, WHU v Workington, Scunthorpe Utd v Stoke City, Wrexham v Cardiff City replay, 1964/65 Carlisle Utd v Southport replay, Norwich City v Chester, Plymouth Argyle v Sheffield Utd, Port Vale v Luton Town, Stoke City v Southend Utd, Torquay Utd v Colchester Utd, 1965/66 Bournemouth v Aldershot (+ Bournemouth team photo-Daily Express), Ipswich Town v Workington replay, Peterborough Utd v Charlton Athletic, Stockport County v Workington, WBA v Coventry City replay, 1966/67 Leicester City v Reading, Northampton Town v WBA, Preston NE v Crewe Alexandra, Sunderland v Sheffield Utd, WHU v Tottenham Hotspur, Notts. County v Mansfield Town, York City v Blackburn Rovers, Sheffield Utd v Walsall, 1967/68 Walsall v Shrewsbury Town, Northampton Town v Aston Villa, 1968/69 Bradford PA v Darlington, Orient v Fulham, 1969/70 Preston NE v Bury, 1971/72 Halifax Town v Rochdale, 1972/73 Brighton & HA v Exeter City; fair/good. (54)

Selection of Football League Cup match programmes 1965 Final Leicester City v Chelsea, 1966 Final WHU v WBA, 1968 Final Arsenal v Swindon Town, 1971 Final Aston Villa v Tottenham Hotspur, 1972 Final Chelsea v Stoke City, 1977 Final Aston Villa v Everton replay, 1964 s/f Stoke City v Manchester City, 1963 s/f Birmingham City v Bury, 1964 s/f WHU v Leicester City, 1969 s/f Manchester Utd v Manchester City, 1977 s/f Everton v Bolton Wanderers; also 1960/61 Bolton Wanderers v Grimsby Town, Crewe Alexandra v Bournemouth replay, Rochdale v Scunthorpe Utd, 1961/62 Barrow v Portsmouth, Cardiff City v Wrexham, Luton Town v Rotherham Utd, Norwich City v Lincoln City, Rotherham Utd v Luton Town replay, Mansfield Town v Exeter City, 1962/63 Bradford PA v Charlton Athletic, Fulham v Bournemouth, Southampton v Scunthorpe Utd, Walsall v Stoke City, 1963/64 Aldershot v QPR, Manchester City v Leeds Utd, Swindon Town v WHU, Shrewsbury Town v Bristol Rovers, Notts. County v Portsmouth, 1964/65 Leicester City v Crystal Palace, Notts. County v Newport County, Portsmouth v Watford, Reading v QPR, Sunderland v Blackpool, Tranmere Rovers v Crewe Alexandra, Crystal Palace v Leicester City replay, 1965/66 Leyton Orient v Coventry City, Reading v Derby County, Shrewsbury Town v Rotherham Utd, WBA v Aston Villa, York City v Lincoln City, Manchester City v Leicester City, 1966/67 Norwich City v Brighton & HA, QPR v Aldershot, Newport County v Swansea Town, Swindon Town v WBA, WHU v Leeds Utd, 1967/68 Sheffield Wednesday v Barrow, Blackburn Rovers v Brighton, Norwich City v Rotherham Utd, Watford v Bournemouth replay, 1968/69 Notts. County v Grimsby Town replay, Orient v Gillingham replay, 1969/70 Southend Utd v Shrewsbury Town replay, 1974/75 Stoke City v Chelsea 2nd replay, 1978/79 Preston NE v QPR and 1973/74 Football League Cup souvenir programme by T. W. Pegg photographic issue; fair/good. (57)

Selection of Nottingham Forest handbooks 1956/57, 1959/60 (covers 1959 FAC Final), 1960/61, 1961/62, 1962/63; Home programmes 1958/59 Blackpool, Bolton Wanderers, 1959/60 Wolves, 1961/62 Burnley, Blackburn Rovers, Blackpool, 1962/63 Fulham, Blackpool, Burnley, Wolves (FAC + insert), WBA (FAC), Bolton Wanderers, Birmingham City, 1963/64 Bolton Wanderers, Preston NE (FAC), Burnley, 1964/65 Fulham, Burnley, Blackburn Rovers, Norwich City (FAC), Stoke City, Leicester City, Blackpool, Sheffield Utd, 1965/66 Northampton Town, Valencia (centenary celebration), Tottenham Hotspur, Blackpool, Sunderland, Sheffield Utd, Newcastle Utd, Stoke City, Blackburn Rovers, Fulham, 1966/67 Varna (Bulgaria), Birmingham City, Newcastle Utd, Blackpool, Dukla Prague, Sheffield Utd, Plymouth Argyle (FAC), Spurs, Newcastle Utd, Leicester City, Swindon Town, Burnley, Southampton, Everton x 2, 1967/68 Coventry City x 2, Wolves, Leeds Utd x 2, Leicester City, Sheffield Utd, Manchester City, WBA x 2, Bolton Wanderers, Southampton x 2, Spurs, Leicester City, Sunderland, Fulham, Everton x 2, 1968/69 Coventry City, Stoke City, Wolves, Arsenal, Southampton, WBA, Spurs x 2, 1969/70 Wolves, Carlisle Utd (FAC), 1970/71 Huddersfield Town, Leeds Utd, 1971/72 Crystal Palace, Coventry City, 1973/74 Preston NE, Manchester City (FAC + official team sheet), 1978/79 (1), 1979/80 (1), 1980/81 (2), 1983/84 (1), 1984/85 Wimbledon (FAC), WBA, 1997/98 (1); fair. (97)

Collection of Aston Villa home programmes 1948/49 Burnley, Bolton Wanderers (FAC), 1949/50 Wolves, 1950/51 Blackpool, 1951/52 Liverpool, 1952/53 Brentford (FAC), Everton (FAC), 1954/55 Doncaster Rovers (FAC), 1955/56 Manchester City, 1956/57 Bristol City (FAC), 1957/58 Chelsea, Stoke City (FAC), Leicester City, 1958/59 Rotherham Utd (FAC), 1959/60 Rapid Vienna, Swansea/Sunderland, Charlton Athletic, Leeds Utd (FAC), 1960/61 Peterborough Utd (FAC), Spurs (FAC), Fulham, Bristol Rovers (FAC) single card, 1961/62 Arsenal, Burnley, Crystal Palace (FAC), WHU/Spurs double issue, Bolton Wanderers/Norwich City (FLC double issue), Everton, 1963/64 Chelsea/Spurs double issues, Aldershot (FAC), Burnley, 1964/65 Fulham, Blackpool, Sheffield Wednesday, 1965/66 Spurs (poor), Leicester City/Wolves reserves double issue, 1966/67 Newcastle Utd/Sheffield Wednesday double issue, 1967/68 Rotherham Utd (FAC), Millwall (FAC), 1968/69 Oxford Utd, Southampton (FAC), Sheffield Utd, QPR (FAC), Blackpool, Huddersfield Town, Fulham/Millwall, 1969/70 Swindon Town, Leicester City, Millwall, Hull City, Preston NE, QPR, Portsmouth, Bristol City, Oxford Utd, Middlesbrough, 1970/71 Notts. County (FLC), Preston NE, Bury, Bristol Rovers (FLC), Bradford City, Port Vale, Fulham, Rotherham Utd, Barnsley, Wrexham, 1971/72 Birmingham City (friendly), Plymouth Argyle, Rotherham Utd, Crystal Palace (FLC), Notts. County, Halifax Town, Walsall, Chesterfield, 1972/73 Spurs (friendly), Brighton, Swindon Town, Oxford Utd, 1973/74 Orient, 1975/76 Manchester Utd, Manchester Utd (FLC), Norwich City, 1976/77 Derby County, QPR, Manchester Utd, 1977/78 Manchester Utd, Middlesbrough, 1978/79 Southampton, 1979/80 Manchester Utd, Leeds Utd, Spurs, 1981/82 WBA, 1982/83 WHU, Watford (FAC), Spurs, Watford, Swansea Town, 1986/87 Southampton, 1998/99 Nottingham Forest; fair. (99)

1950 at Holly Park, South Liverpool: Everton v Liverpool former players 4page match programme; Ted Sager, Dixie Dean & others for the Blues; Robert Done, Bob Savage, Tom Bradshaw & others for the Reds in the evening match on 19 April 1950; creases, age wear, fair at best. (1)