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EVERTON / GLENTORAN Ticket for Glentoran v Everton, 15/5/57 (Hughes/Neill Benefit). Good

EVERTON AUTOGRAPHS Twenty individually signed photos of various size including Southall, Irvine, Kendall, Beckford, Dobson and Sharp. Good

EVERTON - LIVERPOOL 45 Single sheet Everton home programme v Liverpool, 31/3/45, War Cup North 1st round , 2nd Leg, Liverpool won 1-0 and went through 2-0 on aggregate. Fold, slight creasing. Generally good

PROGRAMME MISCELLANY Collection of 8 miscellaneous programmes Preston v Blackburn 47/48, Wolves v Everton 47/48, Manchester Utd v Liverpool 46/47 (lacks back cover and front cover detached), Man Utd v Chelsea 52/53 (tear and piece missing on back cover), Stockport v Managers & Ex Internationals 52/3 (fold) plus 3 x Stockport programmes from 1960's. Writing on programmes. Fair-generally good

THE CUP Two booklets , The Cup 1883-1932, Blackburn Olympic - Newcastle United 50 Years English Cup Finals, green cover, Photos of Every Team and The Story of Every Game, plus The Cup 1884-1933 Blackburn Rovers - Everton and similar title, red cover. Each booklet has 64 pages. Slight marks. Generally good

MANCHESTER UTD All 21 Manchester Utd home programmes for League matches from 1958/59 season (only Birmingham has token) plus Friendly v Wiener, Young Boys (Fairs Cup) and Manchester (misc Final) all lacking tokens plus 2 x FA Youth Cup Ties (4 pagers) v Everton (lacking token) and Blackburn (Semi-Final). All have writing. Fair-generally good

ARMY Programme Western Command v Cumberland Services X1 at Whitehaven 30th September 1944. Western Command team included Tommy Lawton of Everton, Black of Hearts with the Cumberland team including Ron Suart of Blackpool. Rusty staple. Cover loose with some ageing but no writing. Fair to generally good

1980 FA CUP SEMI-FINAL Official Programme issued for the 1980 FA Cup semi-final replay, West Ham United v Everton, signed by West Ham’s winning team - all eleven players inc Bonds, Brooking, Lampard, Devonshire etc to the front cover in black marker. Generally good

MAN UTD - EVERTON POSTPONED 56 Very scarce Manchester United home programme for friendly postponed match v Everton, 19/2/55, number 16. Slight folds, no writing. Generally good

EVERTON AUTOGRAPHS Twenty individually signed photos of various size including West, Ratcliffe, Royle, Kendall, McNamara, Temple, Young, Sheedy, Bailey and Sharp. Good

SEMI FINALS / MANCHESTER CITY Collection of 3 x FA Cup Semi-Finals at Maine Road inc Bolton v Everton 1953 (rusty staples) Preston v Sheffield Wed 1954 (rusty staples) and Blackburn v Sheffield Wed 1960 (score / scorers). All have writing. Fair

SHEF UTD - EVERTON 1926 Shef Utd home programme v Everton, 6/11/1926, ex bound volume, slight nicks to spine. Generally good

EVERTON Four FA Cup Final tickets, 1966, 1984, 1984 Replay unused Steward's ticket with 3 counterfoils and 1995. Generally good

EVERTON - LIVERPOOL JUBILEE 1938 Football League Jubilee programme, Everton v Liverpool, 20/8/1938, slight ageing, staples removed but included with the programme, no writing. Fair-generally good

EVERTON 1932 Match ticket , D.F.B - Auswahlmannschaft v Everton 22/5/1932 in Hannover, piece torn off top corner, probably upon entry. Match played in the Hindenburg Stadium against a German XI. Fair-generally good

LIVERPOOL - MAN UTD 1913 Liverpool programme v Manchester United, 29/3/1913, also covers Everton Res v Bradford City Res, does not seem to be ex bound volume as staples are present, possibly cleaned but overall condition is at least generally good and closer to good. Generally good

1966 FA CUP FINAL Twelve black & white Press photographs of various size, six with paper notation on the reverse, others with print on the reverse, relating to the Everton v Sheff. Weds. Final. Ten are action photos and the others show Everton players celebrating on their lap of honour. Generally good

LEEDS UTD Small miscellany of Leeds related items comprising, 9 home programmes all 50s, v Shef Utd 52/3, 4 x 56/7 , v Everton, Cardiff, Sunderland and West Brom, 57/8 v Arsenal 8/2/58, 58/9 v Preston (creased), 59/60 v Arsenal and Tottenham. Some minor faults to a few but most are at least Fair-generally good. Also included are the first five issues of The Leeds United Collector from number 1 (May/June 2000) to number 5 (Jan/Feb 2001). Other items are Leeds Utd Subbuteo team with box and six Leeds away programmes including at Bolton 56/7, and 58/9, at Arsenal 56/7, Chelsea 59/60, Shef Wed 60/61 Cup and at Crystal Palace 64/5 Cup. Final item is Farsley Celtic v Tranmere Rovers programme, 23/11/74, FA Cup at Elland Road. Fair-generally good

MANCHESTER UTD All 21 Manchester Utd home League programmes from the Championship winning 1964/65 season plus 3 x FA Cup Ties v Chester, Stoke and Burnley plus 5 Fairs Cup Ties v Djurgardens, Everton, Strasbourg, Borussia Dortmund and Ferencvaros. All programmes lack tokens and have writing on team line-ups pages. Generally good

EVERTON Complete run of programmes for the successful 1966 FA Cup. All 8 programmes plus the songsheet for the Final. Sunderland home and Bedford Town away have the score on the cover and some have team changes. Generally good

CHELSEA - EVERTON 1936 Chelsea home programme v Everton, 28/11/1936, fold, slight creases, small tear. Fair-generally good

SIGNED FA CUP FINALS A collection of 5 FA Cup Final programmes all signed - 1965 Liverpool v Leeds (St John), 1967 Chelsea v Tottenham (Jennings), 1974 Liverpool v Newcastle United (Keegan), 1986 Everton v Liverpool ( signed by 7 to include Rush, Hansen, Dalglish etc) and 2001 Arsenal v Liverpool (signed by 9). Generally good

LIVERPOOL - EVERTON 45 Single sheet Liverpool home programme v Everton, 24/3/45, War Cup North, 1st Round, 1st Leg, Liverpool won 1-0. Programme is signed by Laurie Hughes, Liverpool centre-half. Folds. Fair-generally good

EVERTON / LIVERPOOL Three tickets, 27/2/1991 FA Cup Replay at Everton, 1984 League Cup Final Steward's ticket and Giant Screen Television screening at Anfield for the FA Cup tie at Everton 11/3/1967. Generally good

Hornby 00 gauge, '61663 Everton', 'Flying Scotsman' and 'Western Star'.

A silver gilt medal for the match between the Football League and and the Football League of Ireland, Everton, 10th October 1951, named to T. Finney.

Frank Green: Bulver St Everton, print watercolour, 26 by 40cm. *Artist’s resale rights may apply to this lot.

FA SEMI FINAL MANCHESTER UNITED v WEST HAM UNITED PROGRAMME, Preston North End v Sheffield Wednesday 1954, poor condition, MANCHESTER UNITED v BIRMINGHAM CITY FA CUP SEMI FINAL 1956/57, Manchester United v Sunderland 6th Round 2nd Replay played at Leeds Road, Huddersfield, Everton v Liverpool FC. Final 1986, United v Southampton 1983 and Liverpool v Manchester United Milk Cup Final 1983, and TWO RUGBY LEAGUE PROGRAMMES, Salford v York 1953 and Halifax v St. Helens Final Tie 1956 (10)

A small autograph album, including cricketers, mostly obtained at Lords Cricket Ground, including members of the West Indies test side: - Frank Worrell (twice), Sir Garfield Sobers, Clyde Walcott, and Everton Weekes and other cricketers - J.B. Hobbs, Len Hutton, C.B. Fry, Alec Bedser and Tony Lock, Footballers including Derek Ufton, Roy Bentley and the actors, Richard Attenborough, Arthur Askey, Brian Rix, Norman Wisdom, etc.

FA Cup Semi-Finals - Manchester United v Wolverhampton Wanderers at Hillsborough 26/3/49 with rare pirate programme 4 page edition issued by E.Kavanagh of Birmingham (2) FA Cup semi-final replay Manchester United v Wolverhampton Wanderers on 02/04/49 at Goodison Park, Everton (3 in total)

A Hornby R133 BR green class B17/4 engine and tender 'Everton' (G-BG), and a Mainline Patriot class 'Private W Wood VC' British Railways black (G-BG) both with instructions

West Bromwich Albion 1968, B/W 12 x 8 photo Depicting West Brom Players Celebrating With The FA Cup After Victory Over Everton In The 1968 Final, Signed By Williams And Brown In Fine Blue Marker. Good condition

Miscellaneous Programmes: A collection of assorted 1950's football programmes to comprise: Wolverhampton v. Real Madrid, Friendly, 17/10/1957, Wolves v. Manchester United, 16/3/1957, Tottenham Hotspur v. Leicester City, 5/1/1957, Third Lanark v. Dundee, 9/11/1957, West Bromwich Albion v. Wolves, 18/10/1952, Leyton Orient v. Notts County, 23/11/1957, Lincoln City v. Nottingham Forest, 4/9/1954, Luton Town v. Notts County, 26/3/1955, Liverpool v. Notts County, 2/10/1954, Millwall v. Charlton, 28/4/1958, Mansfield v. Queens Park Rangers, 10/10/1959, Mansfield v. Nottingham Forest, F.A. Cup Third Round, 10/1/1953, Blackburn v. Nottingham Forest, 20/12/1952, Brentford v. Nottingham Forest, 24/1/1953, Brighton v. Plymouth, 11/9/1957, Birmingham v. Nottingham Forest, 29/11/1952, Barnsley v. Nottingham Forest, 16/2/1957, Aston Villa v. Leicester City, 28/9/1957, Derby County Reserves v. Preston N.E. Reserves, 28/10/1950, v. Newcastle Reserves, 24/10/1953, Derby County v. Charlton, 6/9/1950, Chester v. Notts County, 19/12/1959, Blackpool v. Leicester, Christmas Day 1957, Bristol Rovers v. Nottingham Forest, 13/3/1954, Charlton v. Chelsea, 26/4/1952, Burnley v. Aston Villa, 29/11/1958, Hull City v. Nottingham Forest, 27/12/1952, Coventry City v. Nottingham Forest, 27/10/1951, Arsenal v. Stoke City, 18/4/1953, Chesterfield Reserves v. Barnsley Reserves, 25/8/1951, Chelsea v. Nottingham Forest, 4/4/1958, Huddersfield v. Preston North End, 11/2/1956, Gateshead v. Hartlepool, 30/3/1956, Everton v. Nottingham Forest, 31/1/1953, Doncaster v. Nottingham Forest, 9/3/1957, Leeds v. Nottingham Forest, 15/11/1952, Leicester v. West Bromwich Albion, 12/2/1955, Norwich v. Notts County, 22/11/1958, Fulham v. Nottingham Forest, 3/10/1959, Newcastle v. West Bromwich, 2/1/1956, Southend v. Newport, 8/2/1958, Southampton v. Nottingham Forest, 13/12/1952, Southport v. Derby County, 20/4/1957, Port Vale v. Nottingham Forest, 19/3/1955, Portsmouth v. Nottingham Forest, 26/1/1957, Patrick Thistle v. Aberdeen, 1/2/1958, Sunderland v. Tottenham, 31/3/1956, Swansea Town v. Leeds United, 1/10/1955, Stoke City v. Nottingham Forest, 6/2/1954, Sheffield United v. Nottingham Forest, 10/11/1951, Rotherham v. Nottingham Forest, 1/11/1952, Manchester City v. Nottingham Forest, 11/1/1958, Sheffield Wednesday v. Notts County, 29/1/1955, Notts County v. Derby County, 23/3/1953, Nottingham Forest v. Charlton, 11/4/1959, v. Chelsea, 15/4/1959, v. Blackburn, 31/3/1959, v. Birmingham, F.A. Cup 6th Round Replay, 7/3/1957, v. Plymouth, 8/11/1952 and Manchester United v. Nottingham Forest, 22/2/1958, titled 'United Will Go On...', token intact, all contained within one bag.

THOMSON, Footballers & Racing Cars, Steele (Huddersfield Town), Troup (Everton) & Williams (Clapton Orient), 28mm dia. coins, VG, 3

NEWS CHRONICLE, Pocket Portraits (football), inc. complete (5), Workington, Bradford City, Everton (2 stars), Stockport & York, large, VG to EX, 61*

THOMSON, Vanguard Photo Gallery (footballers), complete booklets (four images each), covers Nos. 2 Dinsdale (Notts County), 9 Urwin (Middlesbro) & 10 Brown (Everton), G, 3

CRICKET, postcards, inc. players (2), RJ Gregory & Les Ames; teams (4), 1909 & 1921 Australia, 1904 Yorkshire, 1920s Kent; local teams (6), 1913 Everton CC, unidentified, two pu (Southampton & Manchester) etc., G to VG, 16

CRICKET, signed West Indies colour print, Twelve of the Greatest Players from the West Indies, signed by Gordon Greenidge, Clive Lloyd, Viv Richards & Everton Weekes, also with faded signature by Garfield Sobers (hard to see), pub. by FICA, 15 x 21.5, frames & glazed, EX

MIXED SPORT, French magazines, Les Mirrior des Sportes, bound volume of 56 issues (Jan 1933 - Dec 1933), inc. football, FAC Final (Everton v Manchester City), Racing Club Paris v Arsenal, France v England; boxing, rugby, athletics, Tour de France (cycling) etc., slight trim, G

CRICKET, photo, signed to mount by Everton Weekes, dated 30th June 1994, 9.5 x 7, full-length batting, personally obtained by Brian Downing OBE (past Chairman & President of Surrey CCC), overmounted, framed & glazed, VG

FOOTBALL, commemorative covers, inc. World Cup, 1974 Germany (4) & 1994 USA (15); 1988 (17), Orient centenary (12), Leeds United, Manchester United, Arsenal, Everton etc; 1994 postcards (15), together with a selection of pages of covers from the 2002 Masterfile, duplication, many with relevant postal cachets, G to EX, 45+

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

Football team-group postcards,some undated but usually circa 1900-1910 for Everton (3), Barrow, QPR, Liverpool, Preston North End, England international team, Glasgow Rangers & Bradford City, dated examples comprising Wolves 1907-08, Reading 1904-05, Barnsley 1904, Brighton & Hove Albion 1907-08, Aston Villa 1925-26 (poor), Clapton Orient 1920-21 (poor), Fulham 1908-09, Manchester City 1907-08, Huddersfield 1923-24, Clapton Orient 1920-21, Ilford 1905-06, Barnsley 1907 & Norwich City 1907-08, plus issues for Cup winning teams Aston Villa 1905 & Wolverhampton Wanderers 1908; together with 19 other later postcards, mostly 1940s/1950s (44 items)

F.A. Cup Final programme Everton v Manchester City 29th April 1933,lacking staples but otherwise in good condition

Three Aston Villa programmes,v Everton 26th January 1907, Burnley 21st March 1914 and reserves v Shrewsbury Town 1st November 1913, the first in very good condition, the others somewhat fragile

Everton v Middlesbrough programme 16th April 1910, combined issue for Liverpool reserves v Nelson, in very fragile condition and with old sellotaped spine

Four Everton programmes,the first in fact an Everton & Liverpool first-team combined issue for the 1st Round Cup ties 12th January 1924 Everton v Preston N.E. & Liverpool v Bradford City, ex-bound volume, very good condition but trimmed; v Sheffield Wednesday Christmas Day 1929, Liverpool reserves playing Sheffield United reserves, fair; v Huddersfield Town 25th September 1937, very good; and v Derby County 26th December 1938, old sellotape repairs

Liverpool v Bury programme 4th November 1905,a combined issue with an Everton reserves fixture v St Helens, ex binder with spine professionally restored, but otherwise in very good condition

Liverpool v Sunderland programme 15th September 1906,a combined issue with Everton reserves v Old Xaverians, ex bound volume restored at spine; sold together with Liverpool v Bolton Wanderers 4th February 1920, cigarette burns (2)

Two Sheffield Wednesday programmes season 1900-01,League fixture v Everton 30th March, and Wednesday reserves v Monk Bretton 9th March

An early England international cap awarded to Johnny Holt of Everton for four successive appearances v Scotland between 1891 and 1894,the purple cap inscribed in metal thread to the peak 1891-2-3-4Johnny Holt was born 10 April 1865 in Church, Lancashire. He stood only 5ft. but was a centre-half earning him the nickname "Little Everton Devil". He joined Everton from Bootle in the very first season of the Football League in 1888. In March 1890 he became the first Everton player to win an England cap when he was picked to play against Wales, the first of 10 appearances, and was a member of the club's first Championship winning team in 1890-91.Provenance:By family descent.

A very fine quality Austrian silver cigarette case with enamel decoration of a football match being a presentation to the England international Edgar Chadwick in 1900,the reverse inscribed PRESENTED TO MR EDGAR CHADWICK AS A MEMENTO OF FRIENDSHIP, GRATITUDE AND HIGH ESTEEM, FROM THE DEUTSCHER FUSSBALLCLUB, MAY 1900, PRAGUE, Austrian .900 silver mark, 8 by 6.5cm., in original fitted case for Emil Jager, PragueIn May 1900 Edgar Chadwick was a Burnley player, although he had played his last game and would join Southampton in August. In the prime of his career Chadwick played for Everton where he made 270 appearances from the inauguration of the Football League in 1888 and until 1899. During that time he won 7 England international caps.He was in Prague having accepted an invitation to coach some players during the English close season. After his playing days, Chadwick became a pioneering English coach in continental Europe which included a spell as the Dutch national manager during which time he coached the side to a bronze medal at the Stockholm 1912 Olympic Games.

1933 F.A. Cup winner's medal awarded to Billy Cook of Everton,14ct. gold, the reverse inscribed THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION, F.A. CHALLENGE CUP, 1932-33, WINNERS, EVERTON F.C., W. COOK, in original fitted caseBilly Cook played at right-back during Everton's 3-0 victory over Manchester City in the F.A. Cup Final at Wembley on 29th April 1933.Cook was born at Coleraine, Northern Ireland, 20th January 1909. In 1932 Everton signed the defender from Celtic where he had won a Scottish Cup winner's medal. Cook made 250 appearances for the Merseyside club and won a Championship medal in 1938-39. He also made 15 international appearances for Ireland. After the War, and having played for Wrexham, Ellesmere Port Town and Rhyl until 1947, he moved into management. He led a varied career which included spells as the national coach of Peru and Iraq, as well as Football League clubs Sunderland, Norwich City and others.Provenance:Bought at Christie's Glasgow, 10th December 1998, as lot 33.

A Football League Division One winner's medal awarded to Phil Neal of Liverpool FC in season 1985-86,in 9ct. gold & enamel, inscribed CANON, LEAGUE DIVISION 1 WINNERS, SEASON 1985-86, in original fitted caseLiverpool won the 1985-86 Football League Division One Championship with a total of 88 points, two clear of their Merseyside neighbours Everton. Phil Neal made 13 appearances in this season and scored 1 goal. Provenance:The Phil Neal Collection, Christie's South Kensington, 29th September 2000 as lot 173.

A fine period photograph of Everton Football Club's Edward Bainbridge (club director), Jack Taylor (captain) & Sandy Young (goalscorer) posing with the F.A. Cup Trophy in 1906,9 by 12in., in original mount

A 1907 F.A. Cup Final framed presentation signed by the Sheffield Wednesday match winner George Simpson,comprising a print portraying Simpson scoring the late headed winner, mounted above an album page signed in ink by Simpson with the hand written inscription HOW I WON THE ENGLISH CUP AGAINST EVERTON, framed & glazed, 36 by 31cm.

1930s football autograph book,with a good selection of team-groups in ink, comprising Arsenal, Manchester City, Celtic, Rangers, Motherwell, Huddersfield Town, Liverpool, Portsmouth, Chelsea, Preston North End, Everton, Sunderland & Hearts

Two small late 1930s football autograph books,various team and part-team groups in pencil, WBA, Chesterfield, Luton, Birmingham, Barnsley, Bolton, Sheffield United & Wednesday, Manchester United, Everton, Blackburn, Sunderland, Leeds United, Wolves and others

A small autograph album, including cricketers, mostly obtained at Lords Cricket Ground, including members of the West Indies test side: - Frank Worrell (twice), Sir Garfield Sobers, Clyde Walcott, and Everton Weekes and other cricketers - J.B. Hobbs, Len Hutton, C.B. Fry, Alec Bedser and Tony Lock, Footballers including Derek Ufton, Roy Bentley and the actors, Richard Attenborough, Arthur Askey, Brian Rix, Norman Wisdom, etc.

Football autographs, three autograph album pages all with multiple signatures, Manchester City 1995/6 inc. Flitcroft, Quinn, Lomax etc, Aston Villa 1996/7 inc. Staunton, Milosovic, Southgate, Bosnich etc & Everton 1996/7 inc. Watson, Unsworth, Short, Ebbrell etc (all with ph, vg) (3)