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Barcelona -v- Sampdoria European cup final Wembley 1992 programme and two F.A. cup final programmes, Everton -v- Liverpool and another

CHELSEA v EVERTON, 26 March 1938, tear with corner loss to upper cover.

EVERTON F.C, a collection of circa 330 home match programmes 1955/56 to early 1990's, including League, Cup and European, (Qty).

A COLLECTION OF FIVE BLACK AND WHITE POSTCARD PHOTOGRAPHS, circa 1905-1910, hand written annotations to reverse, depicting Scott (Everton and Ireland), Forman (Nottingham Forest and England), Seed (Tottenham Hotspur and England), Doran (Brighton and Hove Albion) and match action from the 1909 Cup Final at Crystal Palace, (5).

A COLLECTION OF FIVE BLACK AND WHITE POSTCARD PHOTOGRAPHS, circa 1905-1910, hand written annotations to reverse, depicting Scott (Everton and Ireland), Needham (Sheffield United and England), Warren (Derby County and England), Hawkes (Luton Town and England) and R.O. Evans (Coventry City and Wales), (5).

A COLLECTION OF FIVE BLACK AND WHITE POSTCARD PHOTOGRAPHS, circa 1905-1910, hand written annotations to reverse, depicting Lintott (Queens Park Rangers and England), Wedlock (Bristol City and England), Parkinson (Liverpool and England), Holley (Sunderland and England), and Freeman (Everton and England), (5).

A COLLECTION OF FIVE BLACK AND WHITE POSTCARD PHOTOGRAPHS, circa 1905-1910, hand written annotations to reverse, depicting Hampton (Aston Villa and England), Vizard (Bolton Wanderers and Wales), Holden (Aberdare Athletic), Bradshaw (Sheffield Wednesday and England) and Roose (Everton and Wales), (5).

A COLLECTION OF FIVE BLACK AND WHITE POSTCARD PHOTOGRAPHS circa 1905-1910, hand written annotations to reverse, depicting Ingham (Norwich City), Sharp (Everton and England), Hardman (Everton and England), Hardinge (Sheffield United and England) and R. Evans (Sheffield United and Wales), (5).

A COLLECTION OF FIVE BLACK AND WHITE POSTCARD PHOTOGRAPHS circa 1905-1910, hand written annotations to reverse, depicting Tufnell (Barnsley), McCracken (Newcastle United and Ireland), Windridge (Chelsea and England), Gillespie (Sheffield United and Ireland) and Lacey (Everton and Ireland), (5).

A COLLECTION OF FIVE BLACK AND WHITE POSTCARD PHOTOGRAPHS circa 1905-1910, hand written annotations to reverse, depicting O'Connell (Sheffield Wednesday and Ireland), Harris (Everton and Ireland), Makepeace (Everton and England), Peake (Liverpool and Wales), together with one other, (5).

A COLLECTION OF FOUR BLACK AND WHITE POSTCARD PHOTOGRAPHS circa 1905-1910, depicting Browell (Everton), Cowell (Blackburn Rovers), Hudspeth (Newcastle United and England), Crompton (Blackburn Rovers and England), together with various others, (Qty).

JULIAN TREVELYAN (1910-1988), 'Bolton washing day', etching with aquatint, pencil signed in the margin, titled 6/30, 16 1/2" x 21 1/2" and one other print by Helena Markson entitled 'Everton from Browside'. (2)

Arsenal F.C. Official programme for Arsenal v West Bromwich Albion, 14th September 1949, Arsenal v Everton, 8th October 1949 & Arsenal v Blackpool, 22nd October 1949, Arsenal v Manchester United, 14th October 1950, Arsenal v Derby County, 28th October 1950, Arsenal v Burnley, 16th December 1950, London v Berlin 11th March 1953, Arsenal v Tottenham Hotspur, 4th September 1954, & Arsenal v Rotherham United 13th January 1960. F.A. Cup Third Round Replay), orig. printed wrappers, five programmes with hole-punches to lefthand margin, a few minor marks, together with twelve other various Arsenal home programmes, 1967-77, generally in good condition, plusF.A. Cup Final Tie 1955. Manchester City v Newcastle United, May 7th 1955, Official Programme,with ticket stub, song sheet, printed Union Jack etc., loosely inserted, and two others (Souvenir of the Football League Jubilee 1938 (some wear), and rugby programme for Bramley v Leeds, c.1960's (23)

Football - A collection of programmes for Notts County v. Aldershot, 1948; Brentford v. Chesterfield, 1949; Chelsea v. Birmingham City, 1949; Chelsea v. Burnley, 1949; Chelsea v. Fulham, 1950; Charlton Athletic v. Cardiff City, 1950; Charlton Athletic v. Everton, 1950; Fulham v. Blackpool, 1950; Arsenal v. Sheffield Wednesday, 1950; Arsenal v. Derby County, 1950; and Arsenal v. Fulham, 1950, (11).

Football - Sixteen signed programmes, including Arsenal v. Aston Villa (1978), signed by Malcolm Macdonald; Liverpool v. Bristol City (1979), signed by Joe Royle; Everton v. Liverpool (1986), signed by Ian Rush; Manchester United v. Juventus (1997), signed by Joe Jordan; Tottenham Hotspur v. Sporting Clube de Portugal (2003), signed by Jamie Redknapp; and others, (16).

Football - A collection of programmes for Bristol City v. Nice (1955) - played under floodlights; Bristol City v. Liverpool (1956); Bristol City v. Notts Forest (1956); Chesterfield v. Southport (1957); Everton v. Chelsea (1956); Reading v. Newport County (1949); Arsenal v. Chelsea (1950); Arsenal v. Tottenham Hotspur (1950); Arsenal v. Fulham (1950); Arsenal v. Charlton Athletic (1951); and Arsenal v. Stoke City (1952), (11).

Football - A collection of programmes from the late 1940s and/or early 1950s, for Everton (v. Manchester United, Apr. 1949; v.Charlton Athletic, 1949; v. Bolton Wanderers, 1949; v. Derby County, 1949; v. Manchester United, Nov. 1949; v. Sunderland, 1949; v. Middlesborough, 1949); Liverpool (v. Portsmouth, 1946; v. Manchester United, 1948; v. Chelsea, 1949); Accrington Stanley (2); and Tranmere Rovers (1), (total 13).

Great Britain.] 1840 1d Mulready letter sheet A35 to Everton, back-stamped Preston. Good red Maltese Cross

An interesting collection of record attendance match programmes, comprising: Arsenal v Sunderland 9.3.35 (73,295), Brentford v Preston FAC6 5.3.38 (39,624), Charlton v Aston Villa FAC5 12.2.38 (75,031), Chelsea v Arsenal 12.10.35 (82,905) Fulham v Millwall 8.10.35 (49,335), Hull v Man Utd FAC6 26.2.49 (55,019), Millwall v Derby FAC5 20.2.37 (48,627) & Spurs v Sunderland FAC6 5.3.38 (75,038); sold with Everton v Portsmouth 17.9.38 (a then record attendance, eclipsed by the Merseyside Derby of 1948)

An autographed Everton FC 1933 F.A. Cup final commemoration dinner menu, Hotel Victoria, 29th April 1933, the interior bearing 24 signatures of the Everton party, all but one in pencil; complete with guest list & table plan (2)

A group of 10 multi-signed books from Ivor Ponting's club Player-by-Player series, published by Hamlyn, comprising: Arsenal (two, hardback & softback editions) 12 & 33 signatures respectively; Chelsea, 68 signatures; Everton (two, hardback & softback) 71 & 52 signatures respectively; Liverpool (two, hardback & softback) 50 & 48 signatures respectively; Manchester United (two, hardback & softback editions) 72 & 91 signatures respectively; Tottenham Hotspur (softback edition) with 55 signatures, autographed by subject over their entry or illustration, duplication of subjects between the hard & soft club editions (see lot 78 for illustration)

A collection of overseas programmes, including British opposition, mostly 1960s/70s 41 programmes v British teams encompassing Manchester United, Liverpool, Wolves, Derby County, Ipswich, Burnley, Preston, Manchester City (including 1970 Cup Winners' Cup final v Gornik Zabrze), Nottingham Forest, Glasgow Rangers, Everton, Aston Villa & Hibernian, some duplication, the lot also including 1978 World Cup tournament programme, a few misc. items including postcards & pennants; & a qty. of overseas fixture programmes (a qty.)

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

Liverpool v Queen's Park Rangers programme, 7th March 1914, F.A. Cup tie, a combined programme also covering Everton reserves v Bradford City, sellotaped spine

Cricket - A black and white group portrait picture signed by A.P.E. Knott, L.E.G. Ames and T.G. Evans, 25.5cm x 31cm, inclusive of margin; a colour print of Everton Weekes, mounted with signature; and a folio of cricketing prints; all unframed.

EVERTON v MANCHESTER UNITED team sheet for David Beckham's last match for United, 11 May 2003, signed by Beckham, card window mounted with caption, 32 cms x 44 cms.

A COLLECTION OF 13 SIGNED TEAM PICTURES 1960's-1970's, some affected by sellotape, includes Leeds United, Everton, Tottenham, Brazil 1966 and Portugal 1966, together with a signed photograph of Russia 1966 and a page signed by John Charles, (15).

EVERTON v LIVERPOOL 1958/59 match programme with seven signatures and facsimile autograph sheet; England v Wales 1977 programme and two tickets, signed by match officials and six others, together with five other signed international programmes from the 1970's, (10).

A LARGE COLLECTION OF CIRCA 87 team pictures from the 1950's to 1980's, various sizes, colour and black/white, many fully signed includes Middlesbrough 1973/74, Everton 1980/81, West Bromwich Albion 1981/82, Sheffield United 1981/82, Manchester City 1985/86, Blackpool 1973/74, West Ham United 1974/75 and Leicester City 1972/73, (Qty).

MANCHESTER UNITED v CHELSEA 1955/56 and Manchester United v Everton, F.A. Cup 1956/57, (2).

EVERTON F.C., a collection of circa 75 home match programmes from seasons 1966/67 to 1968/69, (Qty).

EVERTON F.C., a collection of circa 100 away match programmes from seasons 1962/63 to 1965/66, (100).

CANTERBURY v EVERTON match programme at Auckland, 30 May 1987, and one other, (2).

Charity Shields. Collection of match day programmes, including Bolton v. Wolves 1958, Man. City v. W.B.A. 1968, Chelsea v. Everton 1970, Liverpool v. Man. Utd. 1990, and Everton v. Liverpool 1986 which has accompanying ticket and rosette, generally v. good condition (20)

Liverpool (1963 onwards). A collection of 153 match day programmes including three Liverpool games played in Ireland and F.A. Cup Semi-Final and Replay v. Everton 1977, also two L.P. records from 1969 and 1974 F.A. Cup final, a Kevin Keegan 45' rpm record, an early 1970s Liverpool mug (manufactured by Coffer) and three early 70s badges (Coffer), all in very good condition (a carton)

Stanley Matthews Colour Print; FA Cup Final programme 1962/63; Everton programme; Danish autographs; two golf prints & another.(7)

Manchester United interest: a signed black and white photograph of Sir Alex Ferguson, a small signed colour photograph of Rio Ferdinand, a framed and glazed signed small colour photograph of David Beckham, a signed Manchester United Football Club information guide for the season 2002-2003 with signatures and a Masters of the Game limited edition set of Brian Robson, David Beckham, Ryan Giggs framed, glazed and mounted, a programme of Manchester United v Everton for January 24 1973 plus an 8mm Pathe newsreel of the 1953 Cup Final of Bolton v Blackpool, boxed

Two corner post flags taken from Manchester United's ground at Old Trafford, both with Umbro manufacturers labels and ties, a Manchester United 1968 European Cup Winners car window mascot in unused condition and a ground side ticket Stretford End Juniors for the Manchester United match against Everton

F.A. Cup Final Wembley Stadium May 2nd 1953, Blackpool versus Bolton Wanderers - ticket, official and souvenir programmes and community singing sheet, together with 1951 Arsenal and 1951 Everton programmes and other items.

A 1968 European Champion Clubs Cup Final programme, between Benfica FC and Manchester United, 2 1966 F.A. cup final programmes between Everton and Sheffield Wednesday, 2 1964 F.A. cup final programmes between Preston North End and West Ham United and one other programme

3 Hornby OO locomotives in BR liveries an exclusive to Beatties 4-6-2 A4 Woodcock, RN 60029 in bright blue; 2-10-0 Evening Star Calss 9F, RN 92220, and Class B17/4 4-6-0 Everton, RN 61663 both in green. All boxed, minor to some wear. GC to VGC (minor wear)

A 1924 Brighton and Hove Albion Football programme, Brighton vs Everton, English Cup, 2nd round, Saturday February 2nd 1924.

A pre-war autograph album, including team-group ink signatures for the 1931, 1932 & 1933 F.A. Cup winners (WBA, Newcastle United & Everton), plus a Spanish FA XI 1933-34 & a later set of autographs for the 1948-49 Portsmouth League Champions, other sporting content including 1930s Australia & South Africa Test cricket teams, England's Schneider Cup winners of 1929 & individual signatures such as the heavyweight champion Len Harvey

An autograph album, 1930s, with a series of pasted team-groups comprising Arsenal, Huddersfield, Manchester City, Portsmouth, Tottenham Hotspur, Derby County, Everton, Aston Villa, Birmingham City, Chelsea & Leeds United, the book concluding with signatures of 1930s Australia & West Indies cricket teams

A collection of over 85 autographed team-group magazine pictures, 1950s & 60s, virtually all b&w & extensively signed, teams including Newcastle, Man City, Everton, Charlton, Bolton etc.

F.A. Cup final programmes for 1933 & 1934, Everton v Manchester City & Manchester City v Portsmouth, sellotaped spine (2)

Four Liverpool home programmes, season 1919-20, Burnley, Preston, Bolton & Birmingham, 3 of the programmes combining Everton reserves or 'A' fixtures, 1 programme featuring an advert for an appearance by Houdini at the Empire Theatre

14 wartime programmes, Everton (6), Liverpool (5) & Blackpool (3, one reserves)

FOOTBALL - Topical Times. COLLECTION OF FOOTBALL CARDS. 1930's. 54 in monochrome and 13 in colour, issued by the Topical Times. Each card measures approx. 90mm x 250mm and features a footballer with name and club below. Footballers include: Cliff Bastin (Arsenal); Jackie Milne (Arsenal); Stanley Matthews (Stoke City); Dick Spence (Chelsea); Tom Waring (Aston Villa); G. Hunt (Spurs); plus other players from Everton, Bolton, Wolves, Preston North End, Derby, Birmingham City, Liverpool, Sunderland, Newcastle etc. (67)

Two photograph albums of Typhoo Tea football teams, early 1970's, a World Cup 1966 LP, a framed photographic reproduction of the World Soccer Champions 1966, The Road To Wembley, Everton, Sheffield Wednesday, 1966 LP and a quantity of loose Typhoo Tea footballer's cards (quantity)

SMALL SIZE CHARACTER JUG THE EVERTON FOOTBALL SUPPORTER D6926

A View from the corner of Sparling Street (St Domingo Road) looking towards Everton Church, March 1870, watercolour, initialled and dated 1870, 10ins x 11ins.

Yorkshire clubs: 8 programmes, Huddersfield v Everton 1928-29; Hull v Newcastle 34-35 & York 37-38; Sheffield United v Lincoln 1918-19, Newcastle 21-22 & Liverpool (FAC4) 37-38; Sheffield Wednesday v Notts County 22.9.1900 & reserves v Everton reserves 37-38

9 wartime services programmes for matches played in the North West, venues comprising Blackpool, Bolton, Everton, Liverpool & Manchester City

An autographed Everton commemoration dinner menu for the 1933 F.A. Cup final v Manchester City, held at the Hotel Victoria, 29th April, 17 signatures of the Everton team & party to interior, complete with table plan (2)

A fine autograph collection, 1930s, in an album and on loose leaf pages, a superb selection of team groups, some clubs signed more than once, some examples on headed club paper, teams comprising Bury, Preston, Everton, Wolves, WBA, Chelsea, Sunderland, Stoke, Birmingham, Blackpool, Grimsby, Leeds, Huddersfield, Northampton, Bolton, Notts County, Luton, Derby, Portsmouth, Liverpool, Arsenal, West Ham, Middlesbrough, Blackburn, Fulham, Chesterfield, Charlton, Man Utd, Brentford, Man City, Norwich, Villa & Ipswich; the also including a few modern signed programmes & other miscellaneous items including a Man Utd 1976 F.A. Cup dinner menu

A volume of programmes, 1936 to 1938 comprising Ireland v Switzerland 17.3.36, Ireland v Germany 17.10.36, Irish Free State v Yugoslavia international league match 17.3.37 & Football League Jubilee match, Everton v Liverpool, 27.8.38, bound in red cloth covered boards, all covers preserved

Harold Hardman's personal copy of the England v Wales international programme, played at Anfield, 27th Mach 1905, VIP edition within card covers tied with ribbon, signed in ink by the Everton & England international on the front cover, the programme pasted with a match report press cutting; sold with Hardman's selection letter from the F.A. signed by the Secretary, Wall (2)

F.A. Cup semi-final programme, Everton v Liverpool, played at Villa Park, 31st March 1906 published by Everton & Liverpool Football Clubs, combined programme also covering Liverpool res. v Everton com, Anfield

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