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FOOTBALL, programmes, British v Foreign teams, 1960s onwards, inc. Luton, Leicester, Everton, Leeds, Chelsea, Stoke, Wolves, Forest, Fulham etc., mainly in Europe, G to EX, Qty.

FOOTBALL, programmes for Charity Shields, Manchester United v Liverpool 1965, Everton v Liverpool 1966, creasing, generally G, 2

FOOTBALL, Tottenham Hotspur home programmes, inc. 19550/1 (9), Everton, Fulham, Middlesbrough, Newcastle, reserves (1); 1951/2 (9), Chelsea, Derby, Manchester United, Liverpool; 1952/3 (11), Manchester United, Cardiff, Sunderland, Newcastle, Preston, Wolves etc., some tears to edges & folds, P to G, 29*

FOOTBALL, programmes, 1948/9, Everton v Sheffield United, Blackpool v Aston Villa, Burnley v Preston North End, Manchester United v Middlesbrough, FR (1) to VG, 4

FOOTBALL, programmes, inc. 1949/50 (9), Liverpool v Newcastle (2), Everton (2), Fulham v Newcastle, Chelsea (2), Portsmouth & Stoke, Cardiff, Bradford PA & Southampton; Liverpool (2), v Middlesbrough 1950/1, Chelsea 1952/3; Norwich v Ipswich 1955/6, Notts County v Tranmere 1958/9, about G to VG, 12 + 1

FOOTBALL, Fulham home programmes, 1950s (29), 1960s (18) & 1970s (3), inc. 1950/1 (3), Everton, Liverpool, WBA, Huddersfield, Stoke; Amateur Cup Semi-Finals, Pegasus v Southampton 1953, Barnet v Woking 1958 etc., G to VG, 50*

FOOTBALL, Tottenham Hotspur home programmes, inc. 1953/4 (10), Liverpool, Manchester United, Newcastle, Hiberian (friendly), Chelsea (reserves); 1954/5 (14), Burnley, Newcastle, Chelsea, Everton, Bolton, Manchester City; 1955/6 (13), Chelsea, Newcastle, Huddersfield, Wolves, West Ham, Arsenal, Blackpool etc., slight duplication, some tears to edges & folds, P to G, 37*

FOOTBALL, programmes, 1950s, inc. Testimonials (2), Jimmy Hill (Fulham v All Stars XI), Ian McGraw 1953 (Leicester City v Wolves); Everton v Leicester 1953/4; Sheffield Wednesday v Huddersfield Town, Grimsby Town v Barnsley (both 1954/5); Arsenal v Sunderland 1956/7, staples removed (2), G to VG, 6

FOOTBALL, Tottenham Hotspur home programmes, inc. 1956/7 (15), Newcastle, Blackpool, Villa, Chelsea, Everton, Preston, Arsenal; 1957/8 (14), Burnley, Forest, Arsenal, Partick Thistle; 1958/9 (6), Manchester United, Luton Town, Blackpool etc., slight duplication, some tears to edges & folds, P to G, 35*

FOOTBALL, programmes, 1940s-1950s, inc. Everton, Arsenal, Charlton, Manchester City, Blackpool, Wolves, Portsmouth, Brighton etc., G to VG, 24*

FOOTBALL, signed photos by Everton players, inc. Kendall, Young, Harvey, Bailey, Southall, Ratcliffe, Stevens etc., 12 x 16 (5) and smaller, VG to EX, 11

FOOTBALL, Tottenham Hotspur home programmes, inc. 19559/60 (15), Preston, Newcastle, Arsenal, Manchester United, Blackburn, Fulham; 1960/1 (18), Manchester United, Villa, Everton, Burnley, Crewe, Sunderland, Chelsea, Forest reserves (2) etc., slight duplication, attached labels (), some tears to edges & folds, FR to VG, 33*

2 Hornby Railways Tender Locomotives. A BR class 4F Fowler 0-6-0 44454 (R2276A) in unlined black livery. Plus, a BR class B17/4 4-6-0 ‘Everton’ 61663 (R2273) in lined Brunswick green livery. Both boxed with packing, minor wear. Contents VGC-Mint.

Collection of football programmes mainly Everton homes from the 1980's plus other friendlies and European programmes etc

European Cup Final programmes for Cup Winners Cup Sporting Club Portugal v MTK Budapest 13/5/64 in Brussels and Dynamo Kiev v Ferencvaros 14/5/75 in Basel (2) and European Cup Winners Cup Finals Athletica Madrid v Florentina 10/5/62, Hamburg v A C Milan 23/5/68, Barcelona v Slovan Bratislava 21/5/69 Juventus v F C Porto 16/5/84 and Everton v Rapid Vienna 13/5/85 (5) (qty)

A mounted signed Everton football shirt By repute Wayne Rooney's football shirt with approx twenty one signatures mounted in a modern pine frame.

Alex Young autographed caricature postcard. Former Everton footballer. Good condition. All signed items come with a Certificate of Authenticity and can be shipped worldwide.

Everton FC signed print. Nice 16x12 inch colour print of the Everton team from 1963, signed by Alex Parker, Gordon West, Alex Young, Derek Temple and Tony Kay. Good condition. All signed items come with a Certificate of Authenticity and can be shipped worldwide.

Alan Ball signed postcard. Lovely Gwladys Street Hall of Fame postcard with a nice caricature, signed by Everton and England World Cup winner Alan Ball. Signed in striking blue ink. Good condition. All signed items come with a Certificate of Authenticity and can be shipped worldwide.

Neville Southall autographed glove. Sondico yellow and black goalkeeping glove autographed by former Wales and Everton goalkeeper Neville Southall. Good condition. All signed items come with a Certificate of Authenticity and can be shipped worldwide.

Everton autographed football photo. High quality colour 16x12 inch photograph autographed by six Everton players including Graham Sharp and Neville Southall. Good condition. All signed items come with a Certificate of Authenticity and can be shipped worldwide.

Quantity of LW Subbuteo to include 4 x boxed teams (Bristol City, Manchester United, Everton and England) plus other loose players, balls, nets etc

Trade Cards, Football, Fleetway Football Teams 1959-60, 7 double cards to include Chelsea, Everton, Motherwell, Burnley, Bristol Rovers, Airdrieonians,West Ham, Leicester, Birmingham, Southampton, Nottingham Forest and St Mirren, Wolverhampton and Sheffield Wednesday (vg)(7)

A vintage Arsenal Football programme from season 1980-81 together with a signed Magna football, raised on a black glass stand with associated plaque reading - Signed by players and management of the Arsenal Football Club before the match against Everton FC at Highbury Stadium on 22nd November 1980

A fully-signed wartime expenses sheet for the RAF XI v RAF Arsenal XI, signed by 13 players including Bartram (Charlton), Hardwick (Middlesbrough), Shankly (Preston), Paterson (Celtic), Matthews (Blackpool), Rooke (Arsenal), Dodds (Everton), Tom Whittaker (Arsenal, manager) and others

Signed Everton 1933 F.A. Cup Final Celebration Dinner menu, held at the Hotel Victoria, Edwatd VII Rooms, 29th April 1933, signed in ink on the page reserved for autographs by the Everton finalists Stein, Thomson, White & Geldard, additionally signed by the Everton players Gee and Critchley, the menu named to a family member of the Everton director W C Gibbins

An autograph album compiled by Sheffield United and Ireland's Billy Gillespie in the 1920s, with a fine selection of team-groups including England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Liverpool, Sheffield United, QPR, Everton, Bolton, WBA, Huddersfield, Cardiff, Man City, Newcastle, Chelsea, Preston, Burnley, Notts Forest, Aston Villa, West Ham, Middlesbrough, Blackburn, Sunderland, Arsenal, Spurs & Birmingham; sold with a letter of provenance from the grand daughter of Billy Gillespie (2)

Ray Wilson signed first editon autobiography "My Life In Soccer" signed inside in black marker pen, with d/j; sold together with a Ray Wilson signed Everton v Sheffield Wednesday 1966 F.A. Cup Final programme, signed over the team-group photo (2)

F.A. Cup Final programme Everton v Manchester City 29th April 1933

14 Brentford home programmes seasons 1935-36 & 1936-37, 1935-36 v Preston North End, Chelsea, Portsmouth, Aston Villa, Wolves, WBA, Stoke, Sunderland, Leeds, Everton & Derby; 1936-37 v Charlton, Arsenal & Bolton

13 Brentford home programmes season 1937-38, Portsmouth x 2 (League & Cup), Fulham, Bolton, Leeds, WBA, Birmingham, Arsenal, Charlton, Stoke, Liverpool, Chelsea & Everton

10 Brentford home programmes season 1938-39, Everton, Leeds, Charlton, Grimsby, Portsmouth, Derby, Wolves, Arsenal, Everton & Middlesbrough; also an incomplete programme for the Newcastle United Cup match in the same season; and sold together with 4 further Brentford programmes from the 1940s (15)

10 Chelsea home programmes season 1935-36, Leeds, Sunderland, Bolton, Middlesbrough, Brentford, Man City, Grimsby, Birmingham, Everton & Aston Villa

15 Chelsea home programmes dating betwen 1936 and 1939, 1936-37 v Sunderland, Preston, Charlton & Huddersfield; 37-38 v Liverpool, Arsenal, Everton, Blackpool & Preston; 38-39 v Leicester, Stoke, Wolves, Leeds & Everton; & and the rarer Bolton issue from the aborted 1939-40 season

Four Manchester United programmes, a single-sheet reserves home issue v Liverpool 1.9.48; a friendly away at Leeds United 28.1.56; a first season of the League Cup away at Bradford City 2.11.60; & the 1963 Charity Shield v Everton at Goodison Park

Duncan Ferguson : a signed black Everton No.10 3rd choice jersey season 2002-03, signed “Best Wishes” in silver marker pen, Premier League & Everton 100 Years Top Flight Football badges, short-sleeved, the reverse lettered CAHILL

Two signed Everton player jerseys, a Tomaz Radzinski black No.8 away jersey season 2002-03, signed in silver marker pen, Premier League & Everton 100 Years Top Flight Football badges, short-sleeved, the reverse lettered RADZINSKI; and a James Beattie white No.8 away jersey season 2004-05, signed “Best Wishes” in black marker pen, Premier League badges, short-sleeved, the reverse lettered BEATTIE

Two signed Everton goalkeeping jerseys, a Nigel Martyn black No.25 jersey circa 2004, signed in silver marker pen, Premier League badges, long-sleeved, the reverse lettered MARTYN; and a Richard Wright green jersey circa 2006, signed in black marker pen, Premier League badges, long-sleeved, the reverse lettered WRIGHT

Tim Cahill: a signed blue Everton No.17 jersey season 2005-06, signed “Best Wishes” in silver marker pen, Premier League badges, long-sleeved, the reverse lettered CAHILL

Two signed Everton player jerseys, a Simon Davies grey No.10 away jersey season 2005-06, signed “Best Wishes” in black marker pen, Premier League badges, long-sleeved, the reverse lettered DAVIES; and a Kevin Kilbane white No.14 away jersey season 2004-05, signed “Best Wishes” in black marker pen, Premier League badges, long-sleeved, the reverse lettered KILBANE

Two signed Everton player jerseys, from the Scottish Internationals David Weir, a blue No.5 jersey season 2005-06, signed "Best Wishes" in silver marker pen, Premier League badges, long-sleeved, the reverse lettered WEIR; and a James McFadden grey No.10 away jersey season 2005-06, signed to the reverse in black marker pen, Premier League badges, short-sleeved, the reverse lettered McFADDEN

Two signed Phil Neville Everton player jerseys, a blue No.18 jersey season 2010-11, signed in silver marker pen, Premier League badges, long-sleeved, the reverse lettered NEVILLE; and a blue No.18 jersey season 2005-06, signed in silver marker pen, Premier League badges, long-sleeved, the reverse lettered NEVILLE

A team-signed Louis Saha pink Everton No.8 away jersey season 2010-11, all signatures in black marker pen, Premier League badges, short-sleeved, the reverse lettered SAHA

Ross Barkley: a signed yellow Everton No.20 away jersey season 2011-12, signed to the reverse in black marker pen, Premier League badges, long-sleeved, the reverse lettered BARKLEY This was Barkley's first season of senior football.

Charlie Spencer silver medal for the Newcastle United v Everton match played in Barcelona 20th May 1924, Newcastle United's Spencer won his second and final cap in the match against Wales at the Vetch Field, Swansea, 28th February 1925. England won 2-1.

Billy Walker white England v Ireland international cap 1924, This match was played at Goodison Park, Everton, 22nd October 1924. England won 3-1 with Walker scoring the third goal.

A Football League representative medal awarded to Tommy Johnson of Everton, inscribed THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE, ENGLAND v SCOTLAND, MAINE Rd,, MANCHESTER, NOV. 9th 1932, T.C.F. JOHNSON, EVERTON F.C. Tommy Johnson was awarded this Inter-League medal for a game played at his old ground of Maine Road, where he had made 328 Football League appearances (scoring 158 goals) between 1919 and 1930. Johnson transferred to Everton where he made 146 League appearances and scored 56 goals before moving the other side of Stanley Park joining the reds in 1934.

A silver miniature replica of the F.A. Charity Shield 1966, inscribed FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION CHARITY SHIELD, set on an octagonal black bakelite backboard inscribed EVERTON v LIVERPOOL, AT GOODISON PARK, LIVERPOOL, 13th AUGUST 1966, with easel support Before the match Roger Hunt, Ray Wilson and Alan Ball paraded the World Cup, F.A. Cup, & League Championship trophies around Goodison Park. Hunt scored the winning goal in the 1-0 defeat of Everton at Goodison Park.

A red Poland No.13 substitute's jersey from the international match played at Goodison Park, Everton, 5th January 1966, long-sleeved, colour now faded to a shade of pink; sold together with the programme for the match (2) This jersey was gained as a swap by Roger Hunt.

SELECTION OF FOOTBALL ITEMS including a signed team photograph of West Ham United featuring Harry Redknapp, Frank Lampard Senior, Tony Cottee, Dan Hutchinson and others, books including Eleven Great Years, The Rangers 1923 to 1934, Everton Greats, Alex Ferguson A Will to Win and A Light In The North and others

MAN UTD Eleven Man Utd Reserve single sheet homes v Blackpool, Everton 56/7, v Man City, Bury, Blackburn, 57/8, West Brom, Notts County, Huddersfield 58/9 and Chesterfield, Sheffield Wed 59/60 (all lack tokens) plus v Bolton 59/60 (with token). Some minor faults. Fair-generally good

FA CUP SEMI-FINALS AT MANCHESTER CITY Two programmes: Everton v. Liverpool 25/4/1950 slight horizontal crease and Birmingham City v. Blackpool 10/3/1951 slightly creased. Generally good

FA CUP SEMI-FINALS AT MANCHESTER CITY Twelve programmes: Bolton Wands v Everton 21/3/1953 horizontal crease, rusty staples, slight split on spine and annotations; Preston NE v. Sheff. Weds 27/3/1954 horizontal fold, rusty staples and annotations; Sheff. Weds. V. Blackburn 26/3/1960; Leeds Utd. V. Wolves 7/4/1973; Fulham v. Birmingham 9/4/1975 Replay paper loss from top corner of front cover; Everton v. Liverpool 23/4/1977 slight vertical crease and Replay 27/4/1977 slight vertical crease; Liverpool v. Man. Utd. 31/3/1979; Liverpool v. Man. Utd. 17/4/1985 Replay; Oldham Ath. V. Man. Utd. 8/4/1990 and 11/4/1990 Replay and 13/4/1994 Replay. Fair to good

NEUTRAL MATCHES AT MANCHESTER CITY Eight programmes 1945 - 2008: Air Training Corps match Manchester v. Liverpool 18/4/1945 single sheet, horizontal fold and minor tear; Football League v. League of Ireland 10/2/1954 slightly creased and v. Scottish League 20/3/1974; F.A. XI v. Army XI 7/11/1956 including Duncan Edwards of Manchester United with annotations; England Police v. Scotland Police 30/4/1962 very slight vertical crease and annotations; Everton v. Liverpool 28/3/1984 League Cup Final Replay; Stockport Co. V. Sheff. Weds. 6/10/1986 League Cup; Zenit St. Petersburg v. Rangers 14/5/2008 UEFA Cup Final.

MANCHESTER CITY Programme for the away Friendly v. Blackpool Services 8/9/1941 played at Blackpool FC. The Blackpool Services team included 2 Stoke City players, Matthews and Franklin, 4 from Blackpool Jones, Johnston, Buchan and Dodds, Savage of Leeds Utd., Williams of Millwall, Russell of Sheff. Weds., Stevenson of Everton and Burbanks of Sunderland. Creased, annotations and appears to be slightly discoloured with age. Generally good

MANCHESTER CITY MISCELLANY Twenty programmes. 12 homes including v. Blackpool 21/4/1945 League Cup Round 3 with annotations, v. Wolves 51/2 FA Cup, v. Sunderland and Wolves both 54/5 both with rusty staples, v. Man Utd. 15/12/1958 Youth Cup creased and 8/2/1967 Youth Cup heavily creased. 8 aways including v. Tottenham 52/3 folded and minor tears, v. Everton 5/4/1966 FA Cup 2nd Replay at Wolves heavily creased, v. Swindon 63/4 FA Cup and v. Northampton 64/5. Most are slightly creased and some have team changes. Fair to Generally good

CHELSEA v EVERTON 1938 Programme dated 26 Mar 1938, not ex-bound volume, slight rusting, score in pencil. Good

MANAGER OF THE YEAR 86/87 Menu for "Bell's" awards luncheon held at the Savoy Hotel 15 May 1987, won by Howard Kendall of Everton (slightly marked). Plus five photographers proof plates with 57 photographs (each 2" x 2") taken at the event including Howard Kendal receiving his cheque and trophy, Jimmy Hill, Joe Mercer, Mike England, Billy Wright, Harry Redknapp etc. Generally good

NORTHERN IRELAND A collection of 48 home programmes, 1955 - 2005 ( 8 x pre-70s), majority of matches played at Windsor Park, includes v Scotland 1955, 1957 and 1959 and v England 1956, 1958, 1960 and 1973 (at Everton). Also includes UK v Europe 1955. Press cuttings with some issues. Generally Good

EVERTON - SHEFFIELD WED 1936 Everton home programme v Wednesday, 2/9/1936, disastrous season for Wednesday who only won 9 games out of 42 and finished bottom being relegated together with Manchester United. Generally good