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Football programmes - FA Cup Final 4/5/1957 Aston Villa v Man Utd, plus F/League Cup Final 1973 with Tottenham Rosette, 1977 Everton Rosette (5 items)

17 x Subbuteo heavyweight boxed teams: Crystal Palace; Scotland; Mead Mashers (one unattached from base); Stoke City; Everton; Derby; Liverpool; Sunderland (box discoloured); Brazil; Man.City; West Brom; Leeds Utd.; Newcastle Utd.; Man.Utd./Wales; three other teams in unmarked boxes. All complete and appear G/VG in F-VG boxes. Together with a handpainted lightweight Holland team, VG in plain black box. (18)

1910/15 postcards of Everton Football Club, named players and trainer.

Seven vintage football programmes; Wrexham FC 1933/4, Bolton Wanderers 1933, Everton 1932, two x Arsenal 1933/4, England vs Scotland 1943 and Blackpool 1932, (a.f) (7).

Trade cards, Football, Barratt`s, Football Team Folders, four cards, Liverpool 1932 (gd) & 1933 (poor) & Everton 1932 (fair) & 1933 (gd) (4)

FOOTBALL: An autograph album containing many small irregularly clipped signed pieces by various footballers of the 1930s - 1950s, each neatly laid down in multiples to pages of the album, the majority organised by teams, including West Bromwich Albion (11 signatures including Norman Heath, Len Millard, Ray Barlow, Joe Kennedy, Frank Griffin, Stan Rickaby, Reg Ryan, Ronnie Allen, Elfed Evans etc.), Blackburn Rovers (16 signatures including Bill Eckersley, Eddie Quigley, Bill Holt, Tommy Roberts, Archie Wright etc.), Hull City (16 signatures including Neil Franklin, Joe Robinson, Ernest Phillips etc.), Nottingham Forest (13 signatures including Wally Ardron, Tommy Capel, Noel Kelly, Tommy Graham etc.), Leicester City (12 signatures including Mal Griffiths, Johnny King, John Anderson, Derek Hines, Arthur Rowley, Matt Gillies etc.), Sheffield Wednesday (13 signatures including Redfern Froggatt, Jackie Sewell, Dennis Woodhead, Derek Dooley, Alan Finney, George Davies etc.), Stoke City (23 signatures including Frank Mountford, Ken Thomson, Alan Martin, Harry Oscroft, Frank Bowyer, Bill Robertson, John Sellars etc.), Norwich City (23 signatures including Roy Hollis, Ken Nethercott, Reg Foulkes, Johnny Summers, Roy McCrohan etc.), Brentford (18 signatures including Tommy Lawton etc.), Swansea Town (19 signatures including Rory Keane, Mel Charles, Ivor Allchurch, Ronnie Turnbull, Billy Lucas, John King, Alf Bellis etc.), Leeds United (22 signatures including John Charles, Harold Williams, Albert Nightingale, George Meek, Eric Kerfoot etc.), Luton Town (21 signatures including Bernard Streten, Syd Owen, Bob Morton, Gordon Turner, Bert Mitchell, Ron Baynham, Bernard Moore, Derek Williams, Jim Pemberton, Jesse Pye, Willie Dallas etc.), Arsenal (14 signatures including Cliff Holton, Lionel Smith, Joe Mercer, Jimmy Logie, Arthur Milton, Jack Kelsey etc.), Plymouth Argyle (13 signatures including Bill Shortt, Alex Govan, George Dews, Pat Jones, Paddy Ratcliffe, Maurice Tadman, Gordon Astall, Jack Chisholm, Neil Dougall, Johnny Porteous etc.), Newcastle United (16 signatures including Jackie Milburn, Joe Harvey, Frank Brennan, Bobby Cowell, Charlie Crowe, Alf McMichael, Bobby Mitchell, George Robledo, Tommy Casey etc.), Preston North End (9 signatures including George Hepplewhite, Charlie Wayman etc.), Grimsby Town (14 signatures including Willie Brown, Pat Johnston, Stan Lloyd, Jimmy Maddison etc.), Charlton Athletic (11 signatures including Sam Bartram, Benny Fenton, Frank Lock, Derek Ufton, Charles Vaughan etc.), Manchester United (11 signatures including John Aston, Allenby Chilton, Jack Crompton, Henry Cockburn, John Rowley, Stan Pearson etc.), Aston Villa (6 signatures including Eric Houghton, Dai Astley, Billy Kingdon, Ernie Callaghan, Danny Blair etc.), Everton (10 signatures including Dixie Dean, Jock Thomson, James Dunn, Ted Sagar, Charlie Gee, Cliff Britton, Warney Cresswell etc.), etc., also including a few cricketers etc. A few of the signatures have small attached portraits of the players alongside. G

A Dawn cut glass vase of flaring cylinder form with green overlay, etched signature to side, `R Everton 1984`, approx. 36cm high

"*Assorted football shirts, some bearing signatures inc Manchester United, Everton, Barcelona & other football items, (lot subject to VAT)"

Spanish Silver Marked Dish Engraved Espana – Irianda Madrid 1-VI 1952: Ornate Fretted edged Dish mounted in a Wooden desk stand (40g) Note: 1 June 1952. Spain 6-0 Ireland - After conceding six goals against Austria, the Irish selectors awarded a debut cap to Everton goalkeeper Jimmy O`Neill. Despite repeating the feat with another 6-0 loss at the Estadio Chamartin in Madrid, the goals weren`t O`Neill`s fault. In fact, Ireland were two down before O`Neill had a chance to even touch the ball, other than picking it out of the net. Gerardo Coque and Agustin Gainza (Piru) had Spain two-up after ten minutes, with Cesar Rodriguez Alvarez adding a third three minutes later. Estanislau Basora scored in both halves, and Jose Luis Panizo also got on the scoresheet to make it 6-0 to Spain. Irish captain Peter Farrell had a goal ruled out for offside in the first half, but Ireland were never in the races. Despite the 6-0 scoreline, goalkeeper O`Neill went on to play 16 more times for Ireland.

1949/50 Arsenal FA Cup Winning Season Football Programmes: Football League Division 1 To include Arsenal v Burnley 20/8/49, Chelsea 31/8, Liverpool 3/9, WBA 14/9, Birmingham 24/9, Everton 8/10, Blackpool 22/10, Fulham 5/11, Charlton 19/11, Wolverhampton 3/12, Sunderland 24/12, Manchester Utd 27/12, Huddersfield Town 14/1/50, Bolton 21/1/50, Derby County 18/2, Middlesbrough 8/3, Manchester City ¼, Stoke City 10/4, Newcastle Utd 15/4, Portsmouth 3/5 together with FA Cup 3rd 4th & 5th Round programmes (only missing 18/3 Aston Villa) Some with scores and team changes (23)

Football Postcards: All English Teams c1960s mostly Daily Mirror or in the style of teams include Tottenham Hotspur, Manchester City & Everton x 2 etc (8).

Luton Town 1950s Home Match Programmes: A fine collection programmes from 1956/7 including v Akademisk, v Boldklub, v C.C.A (Roumania), v British Olympic XI, v Blackpool, v Burnley, v Everton & v Sunderland (18), 1957/8 including v All Star XI, v Arsenal, v Chelsea, v Leeds United, v Newcastle United, v Tottenham Hotspur & v Sunderland (21), 1958/9 including v Bela Vista (Brazil), v Arsenal, v Burnley, v Chelsea, v Leeds United (FAC), v Manchester United, v Nottingham Forest & v Wolverhampton Wanderers (21). Main feature of this collection is that the heavy rust that is usually prevalent in Luton 1950s programmes is only light in most of these (60).

Liverpool Home Match Programmes: 1961 to 1978, European matches including v F.C. Koln 1964/5, v FF Malmo & v Ferencvaros both 1967/8, v Servette Geneva 1971/2, v Eintracht Frankfurt 1972/3, v Stromsgodset & v Ferencvaros 1974/5, v Slask Wroclaw & v Barcelona (U.E.F.A. Cup Semi-Final) 1975/6, v Trabzonspor 1976/7, v Benfica 1977/8, v Nottingham Forest 1978/9, v Dinamo Tbilisi 1979/80, v Everton (FAC) 1967 away game closed-circuit Souvenir programme to commemorate the first ever live showing of an FAC tie, v Bristol Rovers 1961/2, v Aston Villa, v Wolverhampton Wanderers & WBA 1962/3. Good to very good (147).

Manchester United Home Match Programmes: 1956/7 & 1957/8 including v Real Madrid European Cup Semi-final, v Arsenal, v Aston Villa, v Portsmouth, v PNE, v Chelsea, v Wolves, v Luton Town, v Newcastle United, v Cardiff City, v Manchester City, v Charlton Athletic, v Everton (damaged), v Sheffield Wednesday all 1956/7, v Arsenal, v Aston Villa, v Blackpool, v Chelsea, v Everton, v Manchester City, & v Tottenham Hotspur all pre Munich also v WBA 1957/8. Most have tokens removed, generally good condition (22).

1950s Chelsea Away Match Programmes: Including v Manchester City & v Charlton Athletic 1956/7, v Aston Villa, v Nottingham Forest, v WBA & v Birmingham City 1957/8, v Everton, v Manchester United & v Arsenal 1958/9, v Birmingham City, v Sheffield Wednesday & v Fulham 1959/60 plus several Friendly matches including v Orn (Norway) 1976/7, v Portsmouth 1978, v Brentford 1977/8, 1980/1 & 1981/2, v Wimbledon 1979/80 & 1980/1, v Brighton & Hove Albion 1979 and a Tribute to Frank Blunstone Brochure and several against minor opposition. Good condition (76)

1933 FA Cup Final Ticket: Everton v Manchester City played at Wembley 29th April, overall (F/G) (1).

1940s Wolverhampton Wanderers Home Match Programmes: 1947/8 v Arsenal, v Manchester United, v Liverpool, v Manchester City & v Everton (lacking cover) etc (9).

1950s Wolverhampton Wanderers Home Match Programmes: 1956/7 including v Everton, v Luton Town & v Romania C.C.A. plus 2 tickets & 1957/8 including v Blackpool, v Leeds United & v real Madrid (x2) etc (16).

Liverpool Home Match Football Programmes 1942/3: v Manchester City 20th February, v Blackpool 20th March & v Everton 26th April. All (P/F) (3).

Liverpool Home Match Football Programmes 1943/4: v Everton 21st August (War Fund), 16th October & 22nd April (LC2). All (F) (3).

Liverpool Home Match Football Programmes 1944/5: v Wrexham 7th October, Everton 28th October, v Everton (War Cup) 10th February & v Oldham Athletic 5th May. All (F) (4).

Liverpool Home Match Football Programmes 1944/5: War Cup Matches v Southport 30th December, v Stockport County 30th December & v Everton 10th February. All (F) (3).

Liverpool Home Match Football Programmes 1944/5: War Cup Matches v Bolton Wanderers 24th February, v Tranmere Rovers 10th March, v Everton 24th March & v Chesterfield 21st April. All (F0 (4).

Liverpool Home Match Football Programmes 1945/6: v Burnley 1st September, v Bury 8th September, v Everton 12th September & v Blackburn Rovers 29th September. All (F) (4).

Liverpool Home Match Football Programmes 1946/7: v Leeds United, v Everton & Reds v Whites & 1947/8 v Chelsea, v Manchester United, v Blackpool, Middlesbrough & v Sheffield United, all (F) plus v PNE (A/F) (9).

Everton Football Programmes: Everton v Crewe Alexandra 21st November 1942 & Liverpool v Everton 11th April 1942, both P/F (2).

Everton Home Match Football Programmes 1942/3: v Preston North End 24th April & v Blackpool (War Cup) 13th March, both (F) (2).

Everton v Manchester United Programme: 30th January 1943 War Cup Qualifying Round, score in ink to top edge, otherwise (F/G) (1).

Everton Home Match Football Programmes 1943/4: v Wrexham 30th October, v Tranmere Rovers 6th November & v Liverpool 29th January (War Cup). All (F) (3).

Everton Home Match Football Programmes 1943/4: v Chester 1st January, v Creve Alexandra 8th January & v Tranmere Rovers 26th February, all War Cup. All (F) (3).

Everton v Manchester City Programme: 18th December 1943, score in ink, otherwise (F/G) plus RAF v Western Command played at Anfield 20th May 1944 (2).

Everton Home Match Football Programmes 1944/5: v Chester City 23rd September, v Wrexham 9th December & v Liverpool 21st October & 19th August (War Fund). All (F) (4).

Everton Home Match Football Programmes 1944/5: v Stockport County 27th January, v Bolton Wanderers 6th January & v Liverpool 3rd February & 31st March, all War Cup. All (F) (4).

Everton Home Match Football Programmes 1944/5: v Manchester City 11th November, v Accrington Stanley 12th May (Lancs. Cup S/F), Liverton v Western Command 2nd May & Royal Navy XI v N.F.S. played at Anfield. All (F) (4).

Everton v Manchester United Programme: 26th August 1944, score to top in ink etc. otherwise (F) (1).

Everton Home Match Football Programmes 1945/6: v Leeds United, v Newcastle United, v Preston North End, v Bolton Wanderers & v Huddersfield Town. All with score to front, otherwise (F) (5).

Everton Home Match Football Programmes 1945/6: v Bradford Park Avenue, v Sheffield United, v Sheffield Wednesday, v Burnley & v Fulham. Similar remarks (5).

Everton Home Match Football Programmes 1945/6: All v Liverpool 19th September (Lancs. Cup 1), 29th December & 1st May (Senior Cup Final). All (F) (3).

Liverpool & Everton Home Match Football Programmes: Liverpool v Wrexham 7th October 1944, Liverpool v Manchester City 7th April 1945 (League Cup) & Everton v Southport 28th April 1946 (Lancs. Cup). All with team changes (3).

Everton Home Match Football Programmes 1946/7: v Chelsea, v Aston Villa, v Blackpool, v Portsmouth, v Arsenal & v Brentford. All with score to front (6).

Everton Home Match Football Programmes: 1947/8 (3), 1949/50 (1), 1950/1 (4) plus 7 others including v Liverpool 24th December (souvenir edition) (15).

1940s Football Programmes: Bolton Wanderers v Liverpool 26th Jan 1946 (FAC4), Middlesbrough v Liverpool 9th October 1946, Blackburn Rovers v Liverpool 7th Feb. 1950 (FAC3), Southport v Liverpool & v Everton, both 1944/5 & Sunderland v Everton 12th October 1946. Condition mixed (6).

Liverpool Tickets: Including many Home Match European matches 1960s onwards Honved, Malmo & Inter Milan, FA Cup Semi-Final 1965, ECWC S/F 1965 & Ian St. John Testimonial v Chelsea etc. plus a Players Please Liverpool/Everton Fixture List (17).

1950s/60s Tottenham Hotspur Away Match Programmes: A great collection of programmes all FA Cup related including v Stoke City & v Everton 1949/50, v York City & v Gateshead 1954/5 & v Sunderland 1960/1 etc (21).

Tottenham Hotspur Official Handbooks 1963 onwards: Including Programmes, Tickets, Postcards & Other Memorabilia tickets include Home v Bolton & v Everton 1978/9, v Everton 1983/4, v England XI 1984 (Burkinshaw Testimonial), 1967 F.A. Cup Final Ballot Cards, 1967 FAC Final First Day Cover with special Spurs Stamp. Postcards for Greaves, Jones, Mackay, Gilzean, Mullery, player cards for Calderwood, Caskey & Dozzell. Programmes include FA Cup Finals for 1962, 1967, 1981, 1982 & 1982 replay, v Inter Milan (Ardiles Benefit). Handbooks 1969/70, 1970/71, 1998/9 & 2008/09, signed Cliff Jones picture, The Official History of Tottenham Hotspur 1882 – 1996 plus other books, Fixture Cards, also many non Tottenham Tickets for Football and other Sports and a World Cup 1966 "Boys of 66" at Wembley reunion menu. Nice lot in good/very good condition.

A Hornby R2273 class B17/4 engine and tender, BR lined green 61663 ‘Everton’ (G-BG)

Football Interest: FA Cup Final programme Everton vs Manchester City 1933, another Aston Villa vs Manchester United 1957, another Leicester City vs Manchester City 1969 and the World Cup Final programme England vs West Germany 1966, (4).

A collection of football programmes, mainly 1960`s/70`s Everton

A collection of English and Scottish football programmes, teams include Nottingham Forest, Everton, Aston Villa, Rangers, Forfar Athletic, England V Scotland 1975 from the 1970s and 1980s.

SIX MANCHESTER UNITED HOMES v Man City 1956/57, Everton F.A. Cup 56/57, Aston Villa 56/57, Aston Villa 57/58, Sheffield Wed 1957/58 FA Cup (United will go on), Newcastle United 57/58

MANCHESTER CITY RESERVES - THREE HOME PROGRAMMES, v Everton, Barnsley and Sheffield United (pencil corrections to team) (3)

MANCHESTER CITY PAST AND PRESENT v The All Stars XI April 1958 PROGRAMME, TOGETHER with TEN MANCHESTER CITY HOME PROGRAMMES, 1958-59 SEASON, v Newcastle United, Wolves x 2, Arsenal, Chelsea, Tottenham Hotspur, Leeds United, Manchester United, Everton and Luton Town (11)

MANCHESTER CITY - FOUR HOME PROGRAMMES C 1949-50 SEASON, Blackpool, Everton, Fulham and Aston Villa, (both with pencil corrections to team) (4)

TWO AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS OF SPORTING AND OTHER NOTEWOTHIES, to include Don Bradman and other members of Australia 1938 cricket touring team, also Yorkshire and Lancashire teams 1936 including L. Hutton and C. Washbrook, signed cartoon by Norman Evans depicting himself, Manchester City team 1937/38 including Frank Swift and Everton including Tommy Lawton, others various to include Gracie Fields and Victor Silvester

A quantity of football programmes to include England v Mexico, 25/5/2001,Everton v Manchester United, 1985 Charity Shield and David Beckham autograph

Four Boxed Hornby `OO` Gauge Tender Locomotives - `Everton` No.61663, box no.R133, `Wild Swan` No.60021, box no.R286, `Dick Turpin` No.60080, box no.R295, `Mallard` No.4468, box no.R304

A Hornby boxed J.83 LNER 0-6-0 tank locomotive and a boxed BR Class B17/4 `Everton` locomotive

A quantity of West Bromwich Albion football programmes, 1957-1980, some with tickets, including the FA Cup Final, WBA v Everton 1968. (220)

MANCHESTER CITY RESERVES - THREE HOME PROGRAMMES, 1949-50 SEASON, Bolton Wanderers, Everton and Wolverhampton Wanderers (3)

MANCHESTER CITY - 27 HOME PROGRAMMES 1969-73 SEASONS, comprising; Arsenal, Notts Forest, Queens Park Rangers and Everton (1969-70) season, 1970-71 seasons x 13, 1971-72 season x 8, and 1972-73 season x 2 (27)