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MAN UTD 56-57 Seven home programmes, includes European Cup v Anderlecht (First European home), Borussia Dortmund and Athletico Bilbao, all played at Man City, plus League games v Everton, Shef Wed, both of which have tokens removed and games v Sunderland and West Brom. Some folds, creases etc. Fair

SHEF WED 54-5 Twelve away programmes, all 54-5, at Wolves, Man Utd, Sunderland, Huddersfield, Shef Utd, Portsmouth (slightly grubby), West Brom, Preston, Cardiff, Leicester, Everton and Charlton (low Christmas Day attendance). Some scores, scorers etc. Fair-good

BURNLEY Eight programmes, six homes plus away at Blackpool 7/5/49 and at Blackburn 16/3/60. Homes are: 55/6 v Arsenal, 57/8 v Newcastle and Arsenal and 59/60 v Bradford City (Cup), Everton and Tottenham. Scores, scorers etc noted. Fair-generally good

MANCHESTER CITY 48-49 Seven City home programmes, all 48-49, v Aston Villa, Huddersfield (creased), Derby, Wolves, Burnley, Everton and Middlesbrough. Some creasing, occasional score. Fair-generally good

LIVERPOOL Five home programmes, v Wolves 46/7 (Liverpool title season), v Huddersfield 54/5 (Cup), v Man City 55/6 (Cup replay), v Newcastle 58/9 (friendly) and v Everton 5/5/59 (Lancashire Senior Cup Final-score noted). Very little writing. Generally good

1933 FA CUP FINAL Official programme for the Final, Everton v Manchester City, staples removed but otherwise good. No writing, very minor fold. Generally good

FORTIES Nineteen programmes, all different home clubs, includes: Swindon V Notts Co 49/50; Tranmere v Wrexham 48/9; Torquay v Port Vale 48/9; Stockport v Rochdale 47/8; Bristol City v Reading 49/50; Blackburn v Barnsley 48/9; Barrow v Southport 49/50 FAC; Barnsley v Sheff Wed 47/8; Wolves v Bolton 46/7; Everton v Derby 47/8 etc. Good

FOOTBALL FIELD 1885 Three issues of weekly magazine "Football Field and Sports Telegram" dated 14/11/1885, 19/12/1885 and 28/8/1886. Issue dated 14/11/1885 consists of 16 pages (ex bound volume, split spine) and includes match reports on Preston v Bolton, Burnley v Padiham, Blackburn Rovers v Nottm Forest, Queen's Park v Airdrieonians (Cup), Corinthians v Bolton with fascinating details of the trip from Bolton to Kennington Oval. The 19/12/1885 issue has 16 pages and is also ex bound volume and includes reports on Preston North End v Corinthians, Blackburn Rovers v Aston Villa and Accrington v Darwen. The third issue, dated 28/8/1886, has 16 pages and is also ex bound volume and includes the seasons fixtures for a number of clubs including Blackburn Olympic, Bootle Wanderers, Accrington, Bolton Wanderers and Preston North End plus reports on tours of Scotland made by Bolton and Preston North End. Coverage of Everton v Darwen and Stanley (Everton played at Anfield in those days). Match reports are also included for Bolton W v Hibernians, Preston v Third Lanark, Halliwell v Walsall Swifts plus Cricket scores and coverage and Horse racing. Fascinating to read about the early days of the game and how it was reported. All issues are ex bound volume but, subject to spinal faults, are in generally good condition. As described

ARSENAL TICKETS Six Arsenal match tickets, 4 x homes, v Aston Villa 2/1/54, Preston 4/9/56, Portsmouth 12/1/57 and Everton 23/2/57 (all are "Staircase" designated) and away match tickets at Aston Villa 11/2/56 and at Bolton 5/10/57 (both designated seats). Some folds and minor faults. Fair-generally good

FA CUP SEMI-FINALS-50s Ten FA Cup Semi-Final programmes, all 50s, Birmingham v Blackpool + replay 51, Blackburn v Newcastle 52, Bolton v Everton 53 (rust marks), Preston v Shef Wed and West Brom v Port Vale 54, Sunderland v Man City some stains) and York v Newcastle both 55, Man City v Tottenham and Sunderland v Birmingham 56. Most are generally good, some minor defects. Fair-generally good

CHELSEA YOUTH CUP Collection of Chelsea Youth Cup programmes, 1955-65, 10 home programmes and 7 away programmes, homes are v Tottenham 55/6, Fulham 56/7, West Thurrock 59/60, Ford United 59/60, Aston Villa 59/60, Bristol City 59/60 (Semi-Final), Fulham 60/1, Tottenham 60/1, Oxford Utd 60/1, Everton 60/1 (Youth Cup Final) . Aways are at West Ham 55/6, Bristol City 59/60 (Semi-Final), Arsenal 60/1 (Semi-Final), Everton 60/61 (Final), Cambridge United 61/2 , Swindon 60/1 and Charlton 65/6. Most have scores, changes etc. Fair

BURY- 50s 23 x Bury home programmes, 3 x 50/1 inc v Leicester and Southampton, 51/2 v Southampton, 3 x 52/3 inc v Everton and Fulham, 1 x 53/4, 1 x 54/5 floodlit friendly v Oldham, 4 x 56/7 inc single sheet friendly v Bolton and League v Liverpool, 57/8 v Chester (Christmas Day), 7 x 58/9 and 2 x 59/60. Range of faults, a few have tape on spine, some changes, scores etc. Fair

FA CUP-50s Twenty one programmes, all 50s and all FA Cup games, includes Derby 50/1 v Stoke and Birmingham, 54/5 v Man City, Doncaster v Tottenham 54/5 (worn-only fair), v West Brom 56/7 and v Consett 58/9, Everton v West Ham 56/7, Charlton v Arsenal 55/6, Chelsea v Fulham 50/1, v Tranmere 51/2 and v Leeds 51/2, Chester v Boston 58/9, Colchester v Arsenal 58/9 and Crystal Palace v Southampton 57/8. Some faults, team changes etc. Fair

WALES FOOTBALL CAP Wales International cap 79-80, awarded to goalkeeper Dai Davies who played for Everton, Wrexham and Swansea. The cap covers all the Internationals played by Davies in 1979-80 including the 4-1 victory over England. Davies made 52 appearances for Wales and played in every game in the 79-80 season. Also included is his programme for the 4-1 victory over England signed by 20 Welsh players and certificate of authenticity signed by Dai Davies covering both items. Good

EVERTON - LIVERPOOL 1913 Official programme, Everton v Liverpool, 8/2/1913, also covers Liverpool Reserves v Stalybridge Celtic. Ex bound volume, slight nicks to spine and occasional small tear but condition is at least Fair-generally good. As described

EVERTON - WOOLWICH ARSENAL 1913 Official programme, Everton v Woolwich Arsenal, 22/3/1913, last season in which Arsenal were relegated. Also covers Liverpool v Queen's Park Strollers. Ex bound volume, edges a little fragile but condition overall is at least "Fair-generally good". As described

BURY - TRANMERE- BILLY MEREDITH 1921 Twelve page double issue Bury programme covering Reserves v Tranmere 9/4/1921 (last season as a Non-League side for Tranmere until 2015) and also covers Bury v An International XI 13/4/1921. Players in the International XI included Billy Meredith, Mew and Silcock from Manchester United, Woosnam and Hamill from Manchester City, Vizard and Smith from Bolton, Fazackerley and Fleetwood from Everton, Shaw from Arsenal and Hibbert from Bradford City. Programme has minor creases and no writing. Generally good

BLACKPOOL - EVERTON 1937 Blackpool home programme v Everton, 4/9/1937, slight creasing to one corner otherwise good. Generally good

EVERTON MATCH WORN SHIRT A grey and white stripes with blue pinstripes Umbro short sleeve shirt with NEC sponsor and number 8 on the back believed to be 1988 - 1990. Obtained by a Press photographer. Good

SHEF WED 56-57 Twelve away programmes, all 56-57, at Portsmouth, Cardiff (low attendance), Charlton, Man Utd (with token), Chelsea, Burnley, Luton, Man City, Leeds, Everton, Wolves and at Birmingham. Some minor faults, scores, scorers. Fair-generally good

MANCHESTER CITY 47-48 Thirteen Manchester City away programmes, all 47-48, away games at Liverpool, Blackpool, Preston, Burnley, Shef Utd, Charlton, Chelsea, Portsmouth, Huddersfield (fair condition), Arsenal, Derby, Aston Villa and Everton. Most are in good condition, occasional folds and most have scores noted (usually very neat or typed). Occasional match reports included. Fair-generally good

MANCHESTER CITY 43-44 Eight home programmes, all 43-44 four page issues, v Chester, Tranmere, Everton, Bury, Oldham, Stockport, Liverpool and Birmingham. Five have scores, changes noted neatly, three have no writing, some ageing to Stockport issue but overall is generally good-good. As described

ASTON VILLA Eighteen home programmes for season 1947/8. Missing League v. Man. Utd., Chelsea, Sunderland, Blackpool and Everton. Includes Friendlies v. Northampton, with tape and v. Birmingham, tears. Fair - generally good

LEICESTER CITY / GORDON BANKS Two typed letters on headed paper from Leicester City to Everton dated 22/9/61 & 3/10/61. The first letter is rejecting a bid from Everton for Gordon Banks for player/cash exchange and also Leicester complaining about a leak to the Press and the second letter is Leicester City informing Everton that Mr Gillies was endeavouring to obtain information about the leak to the Press. Both have usual folds and the earlier letter has 2 very small marks. Generally good

1950'S FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES Over 40 programmes for English League home teams in all competitions including Friendlies. Includes Leyton Orient v. Everton 51/2 FA Cup, Ipswich v. Leyton Orient 55/6 and WBA Reserves v. Man. City Reserves 57/8. The vast majority are in sub-standard condition. Fair

SHEF WED YOUTH CUP Approximately 65 Youth Cup Wednesday home and away games programmes between 1981 and 2011, including v West Brom 81, Chester 82 , at Blackpool 83, v Wrexham 83, v Chelsea 83, Semi-Final both legs v Everton 83, v Tottenham 85, at Huddersfield 85, v Mansfield 86, at Blackpool 87, at Doncaster 88, at Middlesbrough 88, v Middlesbrough 88, v Man Utd 89, at Man Utd 89, v Wigan 90, at Man Utd 90 (plus 2 tickets), Semi-Final both legs v Man Utd 91 (Giggs in United side) , Final both legs 91 v Millwall and many others. Most are in good condition. Generally good

ENGLAND PROGRAMMES Six home programmes v. Ireland 1947 at Everton FC, v. France 1951 F.O.B. horizontal fold and v. Luxembourg 1961 X 2 both played at Arsenal FC, v. Denmark 1956 at Wolves and v. France 1962 at Sheff. Weds. FC. Generally good

PLYMOUTH ARGYLE Nineteen away programmes 1952/3 includes games at Southampton (creased, slight wear), Leicester (rusty staples removed), Barnsley, Hull, Forest, Bury, Lincoln (4-pager), Blackburn, Everton, West Ham (Weds 18 Feb), Exeter (opening of Floodlights), Leeds, Huddersfield and others, some folds, creases, scores etc. Fair

MANCHESTER UNITED TICKETS Twelve tickets: homes v. Liverpool, Derby, Sheff. Utd and West Ham 1971/2, Sheff. Utd. and Man. City 1972/3, Everton and Newcastle 1973/4 all of which have the score on the front and Man. City 1973/4 and aways v. Wolves 1972/3 Lge & FAC both with score on the front and 1973/4. Generally good

ENGLAND - IRELAND AT EVERTON Three programmes for Internationals v Ireland at Goodison Park, Everton. 1947, 49 and 53. The 49 game is historic as it was against the Irish Republic who won 2-0 and thus became the first overseas team to win on English Soil, Hungary being the second in 1953. The other two games are regarded as being against Northern Ireland although several Irish players appeared for the North in 1947 and the Republic in 1949. The programmes are free from writing, 49 has a small tear, and there are some folds and staples removed. Generally good

BARRATT, Football Team Folders (Div I), inc. Wolves (2), Derby, Middlesbrough, WBA, Blackpool & Everton, G (1) to EX, 7

A collection of various football programmes, 1950s and 1960s, including Everton, Scarborough, Blackburn Rovers, Bury, Portsmouth, Norwich City, Cardiff City, Accrington Stanley, etc.

SNOOKER AUTOGRAPHS - a collection of 69 snooker autographs on the programmes of the 30 Years Embassy World Snooker 2005, 888.com World Snooker Championship 2008 and Shanghai Masters 2009. Autographs to include commentator Clive Everton, players Steven Hendry, Barry Pinches, Nigel Bond, Steve Maguire, Stu Bingham, Neil Robertson, Nick Manus, Graeme Dott, Barry Hearn, Shaun Murphy, John Higgins, Mark Selby, Mark O'Fu, Mark Allen, Joe Perry, Ding Jun Hui, Peter Ebdon, Mark Williams, Mark King, Steven Will, Barry Hawkins, Joe Swail, Matthew Stevens, Cliff Thorburn, and a host of other competitors.

Everton FC signed shirt. Umbro Everton shirt, size L, autographed by seven including former Manager Howard Kendall, Alex Young. Good condition.

Multi-signed FA Cup Final programme. 1995 FA Cup Final programme, Everton v Manchester United. Autographed on the front by a number of Everton players including Neville Southall. Further signatures inside include 1966 legends Geoff Hurst, Ray Wilson and Alan Ball. Good condition.

Liverpool F.C./Soccer Interest - Liverpool & District Football Association Senior Cup silver Runners-Up medallion awarded to William Travis of Liverpool F.C. hallmarked Birmingham 1893 so most likely for the 1894 final played on April 30th at the Police Athletic Ground Fairfield, the score of which was Everton 3 Liverpool 0, attached to a silver curb link albert watch chain Condition: **General condition consistent with age

An Edwardian 15ct gold and enamel Everton Football Club medallion, with 9ct gold T bar and suspension chain, gross 23 grams, together with a similar silver medallion

A collection of signed rugby balls and footballs to include Warrington Wolves and Everton also included in the lot are a further two rugby balls (4)

A Collection of Miscellaneous Football programmes, including Manchester City Football Club, 50 League United, Everton, England v Italy, England v Brazil etc., together with a miscellaneous collection of the official England squad medal collection, football tokens.

A collection Chelsea football programmes from the 1960's 70's and 80's for games against Arsenal, Aston Villa, Birmingham City, Blackpool, Everton, Leeds, etc

Football Programmes - Sheffield Wednesday 1966-1970 (Home) (10) Collection of ten including 1966 FA Cup Final v Everton.

EVERTON. First Division Champions. 1969-70

Soccer, includes Jules Rimet Cup World Championship England 1966 completely filled-in teams. orig wps vg condition; 8 large Ty-Phoo Tea cards c 1967; other large team cards; Tottenham progs Vol 46, nos 36 & 38, Vol 49, no 57; Brentford v Arsenal, 30 Oct, 1957; Torquay v Ipswich, Aug 18, 1956; Man City v Preston, 30 Aug, 1958; Man City v Notts Forest, 11 Jan, 1958; Burnley v Tottenham, 13 Dec 1958; Torquay v Ipswich, 17 Dec, 1955; Everton v Notts County, 9 Jan, 1954; WB Albion v Bolton, 5 Nov, 1955; Wolves v Fulham, 16 Sept, 1959; Crystal Palace v Torquay, 2 Oct, 1957; A Quantity 1960's programmes; A Quantity later programmes & other misc incl 2 tins Ty-Phoo Famous Football Clubs; Cardmaster Football Tips, 1950's; other cards. Plymouth Argyle, good collection programmes. PA v Fulham, Dec 26, 1953; plus 9 others 1950's, 42 programmes 1960's, plus later

A late 19th Century tin 'The Old Everton Toffee Shop' Liverpool (not a large tin) filled with dominoes, together with a chrome plated tin of crystals. (2)

FOOTBALL, Tottenham Hotspur programmes, v Everton 1958/9 (10-4 record league win), v Crewe (13-2 record cup win); 1967 FAC Final (with songsheet), G to VG, 3+

NEWS CHRONICLE, Pocket Portraits (footballers), Everton, complete, Talking of Football, large, EX, 12

SINGLETON & COLE, Footballers, No. 7 Taylor (Everton), corner creased, G

FOOTBALL, Arsenal home programmes, v Newcastle United 1933/4, Everton 1934/5, each with large stain to cover, FR to G, 2

FOOTBALL, Everton, signed letters, inc. Joe Mercer, Graeme Sharp, David Moyes & Jock Dodds, VG to EX, 4

FOOTBALL, programmes, 1950s, inc. Barnet Past v Present 1952/3, West Ham v Rotherham 1957/8, Scunthorpe v Carlisle 1957/8, Leyton Orient v Northampton 1955/6; Southend, Charlton, Aston Villa (5), Wolves (3), Hartlepool, Leicester, QPR, Everton, Cardiff etc., G to VG, 25*

FOOTBALL, programmes, 1950s selection, inc. Chelsea (24), Arsenal (12), Fulham, Notts County, Everton etc., some creasing and tears to edges, FR to VG, 46*

A collection of post war football autographs, to include: Newcastle United, Hannah, Stokoe, Casey, Batty, Milburn, Prior and others; England Team, including Bobby Robson; and many others teams, to include: Reading, Sheffield United, Manchester United, Aston Villa, Chelsea, Arsenal, West Bromwich Albion, Middlesbrough, Fulham, Preston North End, Everton, Burnley, Barnsley, Charlton Athletic, Birmingham United and Tottenham Hotspur.

Hornby R144 class A4 engine and tender BR green 'Dominion of Canada' (M-BM) and R133 class B17/4 engine and tender also BR 61663 'Everton' (NM-BG)

FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES AND EHEMERA including West Bromwich Albion 1956 postcard, Tommy Lawton signed picture, team autograph sheets of Wolves, West Brom., Newcastle, Sunderland, Everton (printed), Man Utd v Benefica 1968 European Cup final programme etc. Buyers - for shipping pricing on this lot, visit www.cuttlestones.co.uk/shipping

1937/1938 Everton v Liverpool, a programme from the game played on 16/02/1938

1938/39 Chelsea v Everton, a programme from the game played on 08/04/1939

1906/07 West Bromwich Albion, a gold & enamel medal, awarded to Fred Everiss, Manager, engraved, 'For competing in the FA Cup Semi-Final', the club lost to Everton in a game played at Bolton, in original box, manufactured by Vaughton & Sons

Autographs, a large brown exercise book, with a vast number of football autographs from the 1950's, a wide variation of signatures, to include Arsenal, Blackpool, Burnley, Everton, Man City, Man Utd, Tottenham, Portsmouth, etc. The Manchester Utd signatures include, Jones, Byrne, Edwards, Berry, Taylor, Pegg, etc, in addition is a superb large scrapbook with no signatures

A collection of 13 football programmes in various condition, 1937/38 Chelsea v Huddersfield, 1944/45 Tottenham v West Ham (Cup), 1945/46 Derby v Nottm Forest, 1946/47 Newcastle v Fulham, 1948/49 Stoke v Man City, Blackpool v Liverpool, Brighton v Reading, Everton v Arsenal, Luton v West Ham (FACup) poor, FA XI v RAF XI at Arsenal (grubby), Man Utd v Preston (worn, sl tatty), 1948 Olympic S/F Sweden v Denmark at Wembley, 1949/50 Yeovil v Romford

A collection of 50 football programmes from 1950/51 to 1954/55, in various condition, including 1950/51 Bournemouth Reserves v Brighton Reserves, Corinthian Casuals v Walthamstow, Crystal Palace v Millwall (FAC), Everton v Sunderland, Liverpool v Newcastle, Moor Green v Romford, 1951/52 (7) including Aldershot v Brighton, Man City v River Plate, Newport v Brighton, Northampton v Brighton, 1952/53 (6) including Southampton Res v Bournemouth Res (Cup), London v Berlin at Arsenal, Brighton v Norwich (FAC), Bromley v Yorkshire Amateurs, 1953/54 (6), 1954/55 (24) including, West Ham v Stoke, Shrewsbury v Southampton, Shrewsbury Res v Leek Town