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MANCHESTER UNITED Single sheet programme for the home 1st Leg Lancashire League Supplementary Competition Final, Division 2, v Everton 22/2/1960, slightly creased and team changes. Generally good

MANCHESTER UNITED Singe sheet programme for the home Central League match v Everton 28/4/1956, slightly creased. Generally good

1961 MANCHESTER UNITED V EVERTON Programme for the Lancashire Senior Cup game at Old Trafford on 22/2/61. Generally good

COLLECTION OF PROGRAMMES, CIRCA 1960s ONWARDS predominantly English clubs, including Germany vs. Mexico 8th Septmeber 1971, Switzerland vs. Chile 1960, Belgium vs. Portugal 3rd May 1964, Sporting Lisbon vs Manchester United 18th March 1964, Nuremburg vs. Man. Utd. 10th August 1965, further Man Utd. European and domestic, Borussia Dortmund vs Liverpool 5th May 1966, 1977 EC Final programme, Liverpool vs. Burnley 7th April 1965, further Liverpool, Kenny Dalglish First 100 Caps, Bayer Leverkusen vs. Real Madrid CL Final 2002, Arsenal vs. Bolton 10th Devember 1960, FL Cup Final 1969, FA Cup final 1979 and 1980, Chelsea including Barcelona and Milan home - 1966, Chelsea West Ham 24th August 1963 (and further 1960s), Everton including vs. Preston North End 8th October 1960, Stoke including vs. Ajax 18th September 1974

Sport Commentators a collection of signed postcards and similar by Peter Alliss (on a nice personalised copy of a hand drawn image of him at the microphone), Kent Walton, David Vine (signed to verso), Des Lynam (with accompanying letter on BBC headed paper), John Inverdale, Clive Everton x2 ('sorry don't have a photo, not much demand!'), Ray Stubbs, John McCarrick (7x5 colour photo plus undated ALS on Channel Four Racing headed paper - 'fortunately I'm not famous!'), Julian Wilson (TLS dated 2/8/88 on BBC headed paper) and Jim McGrath. Good condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and 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 £10.

Cast iron Everton FC plaque, D: 25 cm. UK P&P Group 1 (£16+VAT for the first lot and £2+VAT for subsequent lots)

Signed Everton FC shirt. Not available for in-house P&P

Football James Tarkowski signed Everton replica home shirt size small. James Alan Tarkowski (born 19 November 1992) is an English professional footballer who plays as a centre-back for Premier League club Everton. Good condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and 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 £10

Football Joe Mercer signed vintage Wills Cigarette card pictured during his playing days with Everton. Good condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and 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 £10

Autographed MAN UNITED 12 x 8 photo : Col, depicting Manchester United manager RON ATKINSON leading his team out onto the field of play prior to the 1985 FA Cup Final against Everton, a goal from Norman Whiteside in extra-time secured a memorable 1-0 victory, signed by ATKINSON, STRACHAN, BAILEY, OLSEN, STAPLETON, ALBISTON, DUXBURY and MORAN in fine black marker. Good condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and 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 £10

EVERTON FOOTBALL CLUB; a modern wooden tantalus containing three cut glass decanters, with presentation plaque for Everton Football Club, presented to Mr R. M. Tamlin Director, each engraved with the Everton crest and a different award, comprising 'Football Association Cup Finalist 1984-85', 'European Cup Winners Cup Winner 1984-85' and 'Football League Division One Champions 1984-85', height 29cm.Condition Report: - Please note there is no key to unlock the tantalus.

EVERTON FOOTBALL CLUB; a large quantity of programmes, bound in cloth volumes, dating from 1970s to 2000s, together with other Everton Football Club ephemera, including Dixie Dean autobiography, loose programmes, DVDs, etc. Condition Report: There are seventeen books/folders containing Everton ephemera including approximately 100 programmes. Too many to answer all questions, see additional images for date ranges of binders which appear complete.files include seasons - 1973-74, 1975-76, 1981-82, 1985, 86, 1987-88, 1989-90, 1994-95, 1996-97, 1999-2000, 2001-02, 2006-07, 2011-12, 2013-14

Six gentlemen's wristwatches, including Rotary and Everton examples, together with a ladies' Citizen yellow metal wristwatch with articulated strap (7).

Four boxes of assorted mainly football programmes, magazines and annuals etc. Mostly Everton programmes, and includes copies of card collection albums from earlier world cups, and When Skies are Grey magazines

Football Howard Kendall signed Football Heroes Benham FDC PM British Football Heroes Everton Liverpool 14.5.96. Good condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and 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 £10

Football Peter Reid signed Benham Football Cover PM Everton FA Cup Winners into Europe 24 Apr 1985 Liverpool. Good condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and 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 £10

'Cricketing Knights', three miniature cricket bats in a frame, signed by Sir Garfield Sobers, Sire Richard Hadlee & Sir Everton Weekes, 69cm x 49cm

A 'Everton' replica B17 class nameplate, made by Newton Replicas, (B.R. No 61663) L-36cm.

Everton Football Club - A quantity of programmes, predominantly Everton to include league and cup games, mostly home matches with some away fixtures, ticket stubs and other. [W]Condition Report: No games against Irish teams noted.

Football Shirts Collection. Comprises 1/ Blackpool 1950's Away, 2/ Blackpool 2012 Home Wonga, 3/ Blackpool 2014 Away Wonga. 4/ Blackpool 2000's Home with Shorts, No Sponsor. 5/ Blackpool 2000's Away Wonga. 6/ Everton 2000's Away, Chang, Prem Lge Badge to Sleeves and Coleman 23 on Reverse. 7/ Newcastle 2010 Home, NTL, 8/ Southampton 2000's Away Friends Provident. 9/ Blackpool Panthers RLFC Leisure Shirt. 10/ David Bowie T-Shirt with Aladdin Sane Depiction. Good Collection.

Five Manchester United home league match programmes, 1948-49 comprising Aston Villa, 25th September 1948, (two copies, one with taped spine); Charlton Athletic, 9th October 1948; Burnley, 23rd October 1948; and Everton, 6th November 1948, all with rusty staples (5)

Everton v. Manchester United, home league match programme, 10th April 1948 signs of fold, rusty staple

Four Manchester United F.A.Cup match programmes  comprising Weymouth, 3rd round, 7th January 1950; Portsmouth, 5th round, 11th February 1950; Hull City, 3rd round, ink text on team pages, 12th January 1952; and Everton, 5th round, 16th February 1957, signs of folds (4)

Two Manchester United F.A. Cup semi-final dinner and dance menus, v Leeds United 1965 F.A. Cup semi-final Dinner and Dance menu, both held at the Midland Hotel, Manchester, the first v Leeds United 27th March 1965, the other v Everton 23rd April 1966

Manchester United v. Huddersfield Town, home league match programme, 8th November 1947 12 pages, remains of text on team pages and Manchester United v. Everton, home league match programme, 22nd November 1947, 12 pages, remains of text on team pages (2)

Four Manchester United single-sheet wartime match programmes, 1944-45 comprising Everton, 2nd September 1944; Chester, 14th October 1944; Tranmere Rovers, 21st October 1944; and Liverpool, 11th November 1944, signs of folds, some text changes on team pages (4)

Four Manchester United FL North single-sheet match programmes, 1945-46 comprising Everton, 6th October 1945, trimmed, Matt Busby first match as manager; Bolton Wanderers, 27th October 1945; Preston North End, 3rd November; Leeds United, 24th November 1945, all with signs of folds and text changes (4)  

Everton v. Manchester United home league match programme, 16th November 1946 sign of fold, pecil scores, rusty staple, pages loose

Everton v Manchester United programme 19th November 1938,32 pages plus outer wrappers, a little wear and creases, but overall good

Four Manchester United away F.A.Cup match programmes  comprising Millwall, 3rd round, January 10th 1953; Everton, 14th February 1953; Manchester City, 4th round 29th January 1955; and Bristol Rovers, 3rd round, 7th January 1956, signs of folds (4)

A file of Manchester United ephemera, including thee programme rarities: a single-sheet programme for an Aberdeen v Manchester United challenge match at Pittodrie 23.10.72 and two Derby County 4-page programmes v Manchester United in 1971-72 & 1972-73, produced exclusively for the Directors' Box, the club at this time printed newspaper-style programmes; also some ticket rarities including a steward's ticket for the possibility of a 1976 F.A. Cup Final replay, and also a regular ticket printed for the event of a League Cup Final replay in 1995; ticket for a game that never took place Sheffield Wednesday v Everton 1984 F.A. Cup semi-final (Everton played Southampton at Highbury), tickets for the last Derby and last match at the old Stretford End in 1992, Billy Drennin Testimonial Liverpool v Manchester United at Windsor Park 3.8.83 (with a pair of menus), a black-edged photographer's ticket for the re-arranged Liverpool v Forest F.A. Cup semi-final in 1989; the lot also including a menu in celebration of Alex Ferguson being made a CBE in the 1994 New Year Honours List; a memorial order of service for Louis Edwards; press cuttings; and other miscellaneous items

Four Manchester United away match programmes 1949-50 comprising Everton, 12th November 1949; Blackpool, 26th November 1949; Fulham, 10th December, ink scores; and West Bromwich Albion, 24th December 1949, pencil scores, all with signs of folds (4)

Seven Manchester United European home match programmes, 1963-1965 comprising Willem II, 15th October 1963; Tottenham Hotspur, 19th December 1963; Sporting Club de Portugal, 26th February 1964; Racing Club of Strasbourg, 19th May 1965; Borussia Dortmund, 2nd December 1964, Everton, 20th January 1965; and T.C. Ferencvaros, 31st May 1965 (7)

Three Manchester United single-sheet wartime match programmes, 1943-44 comprising Everton, 11th September 1943; Tranmere Rovers, 20th November 1943; and Birmingham, 25th March 1944, all with signs of folds, text on team pages, tape repair (3)

Manchester United ephemera,comprising: a player’s 1938-39 season handbook originally issued to the goalkeeper Jack Breedon, only partially preserved, plus other items originally owned by Breedon including photographs, one signed by team-mate Hubert Redwood, and press cuttings some relating to the events at Munich; a cheque for £40,000 dated 26th July 1961 and payable to Arsenal FC for the signing of David Herd; three team-sheets issued by the Manchester Evening News  to hospital patients listening to radio commentaries of the United matches v Luton Town, Everton and Blackpool in season 1956-57; a programme signed by Matt Busby (FA6 v Everton 12.3.83); and a programme for the Contact Theatre Company Manchester United Show performed at Old Trafford between 18th May and 9th June 1973; and a bound volume of Manchester United UEFA Champions League home programmes from the 1998-99 Treble Winning Season, red binding, gilt titling, very good condition

An extensive collection of early Manchester United memorabilia originally owned by Jack Mew the United goalkeeper between 1912 and 1926, content including a large, rare and interesting collection of printed newspaper match reports and press cuttings including notable content for Manchester United during the wartime seasons 1916-17 and 1917-18, match coverage opposition including Blackburn Rovers, Rochdale, Manchester City, Everton, Bolton Wanderers, Preston N.E., Southport, Liverpool, Burnley, Port Vale, Blackpool, Bury, Stoke and Southport Central, the collection also with additional reporting including proceedings from Court when the professional footballer Enoch West lost his case against allegations of match fixing; United player Sandy Turnbull was still missing in action (later established that he was killed in the Battle of Arras 3rd May 1917, aged 32); an Xmas Day British Army inter-regimental football match on the frontline; another reporting on a further match fixing case that would result in United player George Anderson being sentenced to Prison; United player Robinson joining the Army; also a fine team-group photograph taken before the match v Bolton 28.8.1920; player selection cards, postcards, photographs, telegrams, content relating to the F.A. Tour of South Africa in 1920; and other miscellaneous items including magazines and incomplete United match programmes, some stuck down in a scrapbook, the collection an invaluable and fascinating resource   

Matteo Darmian red No.36 Manchester United Wayne Rooney Testimonial match worn short-sleeved shirt, 2016, Adidas, 6 with crew-neck collar and printed Manchester United badge and embroidered WAYNE ROONEY TESTIMONAIL V EVERTON FC 03-08-16 IN AID OF WAYNE ROONEY FOUNDATION, the reverse lettered DARMAIN, the front and back also autographed by Darmian, the sleeves with Wayne Rooney Foundation flashes The above shirt was worn by Darmian in the Wayne Rooney testimonial match against Everton played 3rd August 2016, match ending in a 0-0 draw

Manchester United v. Everton, home league match programme, 29th March 1939 16 pages, lacking staples, lower section of spine taped, slight signs of folds

Manchester United v. Everton, home league match programme, 22nd March 1947 12 pages, rusty staples, and Manchester United v. Wolverhampton Wanderers, home league match programme, 5th April 1947, 12 pages, rusty staples, back cover staining (2)

Jim McGregor grey and red 1985 Manchester United v. Everton F.A.Cup Final tracksuit top and bottoms, Adidas, 180 with zip-up front and embroidered badge inscribed M.U.F.C., WEMBLEY 1985, the label inscribed in ink JM with letter of authenticity The tracksuit was issued to club physio Jim McGregor for the 1985 final and worn when travelling to the final, the tracksuit differs from the players example

Five various Manchester United home tickets stubs comprising Sporting Club, 26th February 1964; Tottenham Hotspur, 10th December 1963; Borussia Dortmund, 2nd December 1964; Everton, 20th January 1965; and F.K. Partizan, European Cup semi-final, 2nd leg 20th April 1966 (5)

Everton v Manchester United programme 29th March 1937,32 pages plus outer wrappers, wear and creases; complete with photographic insert of Everton’s Fred Laidman (2)

Complete set of Manchester United home league match programmes 1957-58 including Everton, 28th August to Newcastle United, 23rd April 1958, various token inserts, all with tokens (21) 

Four Manchester United away league match programmes, 1948-49 comprising Bolton Wanderers, 15th April 1949; Burnley, 16th April 1949, Everton, 27th April 1949; and Newcastle United, signs of folds (4)

A large collection of Manchester United football programmes to include Manchester United vs Everton, January 24th 1973, Manchester United vs Leeds United, Monday 23rd March 1970, Manchester United vs Sheffield United, April 23rd 1973, Manchester United vs Newcastle United, Wednesday 4th September 1985, Manchester United vs Southampton, Wednesday 29th October 1986, Manchester United vs Luton Town, Saturday 18th October 1986, etc, also various ticket stubs,

Cast iron Everton FC plaque, D: 25 cm. UK P&P Group 1 (£16+VAT for the first lot and £2+VAT for subsequent lots)

Manchester United home programmes (3) from the 1946/47 season v Everton , Wolves (with loose press cuttings) and Leeds United. Generally good

Manchester United home single sheet programme from season 1943/44 v Everton (11/9). Score/scorers. Generally good

Everton home single sheet programme v Manchester United Football League North from season 1944/45 (26/8). Team changes. Generally good

Manchester United Reserves programmes 1958-1994. 18 homes - Rochdale, Sheffield United (3), 1958/59, Burnley, Newcastle, Derby, Bury & Bury (Manchester Senior Cup) 1959/60, Manchester City 1970/71 , 1971/72 (with token) and 1972/73, Huddersfield (complete) 1973/74 and 1976/77, Preston 1978/79 (2), Derby County 1981/82, Aston Villa 1982/83 plus 4 aways at West Bromwich Albion 1959/60, Liverpool 1992/93, Bury, Everton 1993/94. Unless stated all home programmes in the 1950s to 1970s lack tokens otherwise fair to generally good. A collection of (22).

A collection of miscellaneous sporting items 1906-1978. "The Book of Football" fortnightly magazine Part 6 of 12 published in 1906 with illustrated articles (mostly team pictures) on Reading , Queen's Park Rangers, Everton, Liverpool, Reading and West Bromwich Albion, 2 El Grafico Magazines from Argentina from 1968 one reviewing the year with particular reference to Estudinates victory against Manchester United in the World Club Championship that year, programmes from 2 Derby homes v Charlton 1945/46 and Stoke 1946/47, Manchester United v Burnley 1949/50, Pele's farewell match New York Cosmos v Santos 1977, European Cup Final 1980 Nottingham Forest v Hamburg, Manchester United v Celtic in Toronto 1970, Manchester United v Greengate United at Barrow 1978 and West Bromwich Albion Reserves v Manchester United Reserves 1959/60 plus a small flyer advert for Burnley v Liverpool 1967/68 plus programmes for Scotland v England Rugby Union at Murrayfield 1946 and International Swimming Trials also in 1946 in Glasgow. Generally good

Sir Matt Busby - an exceptional collection of ephemera relating to Manchester United Manager Sir Matt Busby. Multiple signed items to include letters sent to Jeff Whitefoot to renew his contract in 1957, letters sent out on United winning the European Cup in 1968 and receiving his knighthood in the same year, letters to him regarding Youth Tournaments in the Netherlands, signed card with a United rosette on the outer cover, a blank card signed in 1942 as a Liverpool and Scotland player. The card also includes signatures of players from Leeds, Hearts, Manchester City and Liverpool. Menus (unsigned unless stated) in his honour at The Sporting Club with Guest and table list 1969, Northern Nomads Dinner at Castle Irwell 1969, Golden Wedding Anniversary Dinner at the Hotel Piccadilly, Manchester (with invitation), Mulberry Homes Grand Champagne Buffet at the Manchester United Executive Suite at Old Trafford before Manchester United v Tottenham match 1981/82 (signed by Busby), Sir Matt Busby's Charities Effort at the Piccadilly Plaza Hotel, Manchester 1988, Testimonial Dinner Hotel Piccadilly, Manchester 1991. Also included are items to Busby receiving the Freedom of the City of Manchester in 1967 with invitations to the Lord Mayor, Pat Crerand and wife, Mr W.A. Young, Investiture of Busby as a Knight Commander of the Order of St Gregory the Great at St John's Manchester in 1972., plus Funeral Service booklet and brochure and ticket, a limited edition booklet by Harold Riley in conversation with Busby printed in 1987, personal Christmas card sent by Busby and his wife to Manchester United (one signed Matt and Jean and another one signed Matt and Jean Busby in 1965). Comes with various press photos a couple relating to Munich in 1958 . Comes with a programme Former Everton v Former Liverpool played at South Liverpool FC 1949/50 (Busby played for ex Liverpool plus three 1948 Olympic programmes where Busby was Manager of the GB team v Holland at Arsenal , France at Fulham and the Semi Final v Yugoslavia at Wembley. Viewing recommended. Generally good condition.

Everton 1930-31, Arsenal 1934-35 and Tottenham Hotspur 1962, Real Team Photographic Trade Cards (Hotspur - Famous Teams in Football History), very good, 2nd series (3) with special wallet.

Everton v Manchester United November 16th 1946 programme . Slight staple rust with no writing. Good condition

Everton home single sheet programme v Manchester United Football League North from season 1943/44 (18/9). Team changes with score/scorers. Generally good

Manchester United homes 1946 to 1965 to include Grimsby (back cover missing), Charlton, Nottingham Forest (FAC), (fair) 1946/47, Blackburn Rovers (poor/fair) 1947/48, Tottenham, Arsenal (FAC), Arsenal , Middlesbrough, Everton 1950/51, Arsenal, Newcastle United, Hibernian (Fr) 1951/52, Charlton 1952/53, Bolton (tape at spine) 1953/54, Portsmouth, All Star X1 1955/56 (tape mark at spine), Ipswich, Blackpool (2), Dukla Prague (2) 1957/58, Real Madrid (Fr) 1959/60 and Everton ICFC 1964/65. As described. A collection of (23), fair

A collection of Menus and team sheets from the Manchester United treble season in 1998/99. Three team sheets away at West Ham and Aston Villa and home to Chelsea (FAC). Menus are from the home matches v Blackburn, Bayern Munchen (CL), Bury (LC), Southampton, Inter Milan (CL), Chelsea (FAC), Everton, Sheffield Wednesday, Juventus (CL).

FOOTBALL, mixed programme selection, 1950s-1970s, inc. Manchester City, v Liverpool, Charlton Athletic, Sparta-Prague (friendly), Tottenham Hotspur, Borussia Dortmund (friendly); Newcastle United, v Nottingham Forest, Arsenal, Manchester United, Liverpool, Everton, Feyenoord etc., some duplication, with Football League Review/League Football to centre (9), hole punches (1) few with corner damage & centre-folds, FR (few), mainly G to EX, 31*

FOOTBALL, Neville Southall Everton & Wales, colour Autograph editions 10x8 photograph nicely signed to the lower clear border, still in original issued clear plastic wallet, EX

FOOTBALL, original photographs from 1985 FA Cup Final, Manchester United v Everton, showing match action and post match celebration for Manchester United, some with press stamp to reverse, VG to EX, 48*