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Collection of Tottenham Hotspur home match programmes 1935/1936 v Barnsley (about 10% of front page (only) missing), 1937/1938 Sheffield Utd (Sellotape strips to edges, spine damage with small hole, fold, 1944/45 Clapham Orient (football league south) (edge tears, small Sellotape strips, overall poor), 1950/51 Crystal Palace (London challenge cup) (single sheet, good), 1955/56 Burnley, Sunderland, 1956/57 Manchester City, 1957/58 Birmingham City, Preston NE, 1958/59 Chelsea, Nottingham Forest, Bolton Wanderers, Preston North End,1959/1960 Birmingham City, Burnley (poor),Nottingham Forest Everton, Leeds Utd, Leicester City, Manchester City, Blackpool, 1960/61 Cardiff City (ph), Tbilisi Dynamo (ph), Charlton Athletic (FAC), Leicester City (ph), Nottingham Forest (ph), 1962/63 Ipswich Town, OFK Belgrade (ECWC s/f), 1963/64 Fulham, Sheffield Utd (+ newspaper report), 1964/65 Sheffield Utd, WBA, Fulham, Sunderland, Scotland (John White memorial) x 2, Sheffield Wednesday, Nottingham Forest, Torquay Utd (FAC replay) 4 pager, Ipswich Town (FAC) (tribute to Sir Winston Churchill), Wolves, Peterborough Utd reserves 4 page x 2, 1965/66 WBA, Middlesbrough (FAC) x 2, 1966/67 WBA, Sheffield Utd, 1967/68 Nottingham Forest, Newcastle Utd, Fulham, Manchester Utd, Preston NE (FAC), WBA, Stoke City, 1968/69 Sheffield Wednesday, Peterborough Utd (FLC), Ipswich Town, 1969/70 Sunderland, Southampton, 1970/71 WBA (FLC), 1971/72 Unizale Textile Arad (Romania) (UEFA), 1978/79 (2), 1979/80 (1), 1980/81 (1), 1982/83 WBA (FAC); fair. (67)

1957/58 Manchester Utd home match programmes Everton, Manchester City, Leeds Utd, Blackpool, Arsenal, Shamrock Rovers, Aston Villa, Portsmouth, Aston Villa (Charity Shield), Burnley, Dukla Prague, Sheffield Wednesday, Chelsea, Leicester City, Luton Town, Red Star Belgrade, Bolton Wanderers, Ipswich Town (FAC), Sheffield Wednesday (FAC 19 February 1958) (teams filled in, token removed), West Bromwich Albion, Newcastle Utd, AC Milan (European Cup s/f) (team changes, slight tear, no token removed); also Blackburn Rovers reserves (1st match of season); token removed, o/wise fair. (23) NB: Proceeds to a charity.

Selection of 1940s programmes to include 1945/46 Manchester City v Bolton Wanderers, 1944/45 Chelsea v WHU League South Cup s/f at Spurs (small Sellotape to top), 1946/47 Wolves v Chelsea, 1946/47 Burnley v Coventry City (FAC), 1945/46 Millwall v Northampton Town (FAC), 1947/48 Chelsea v Everton, 1948/49 Stoke City v Blackpool (FAC), 1948/49 Charlton Athletic v Chelsea; varied condition, o/all fair. (8)

War Time 1945/46 Everton v Manchester Utd match programme 4 pages 13 October 1945, top corner tear back page text unaffected, slight mark, overall fair. (1)

3x Football Association Commemorative Tokens Medals, to include 1985 challenge cup Everton v Manchester Unites, 1984-85 Everton Cannon league Division 1 Champions, 1984 challenge cup Everton v Watford - all within their original medal cases (3)

1954/55 Accrington Stanley v Everton Lancashire Snr Cup match programme 1st November 1954; fair/good. NB: Stanley win 3-2 with Les Cocker scoring 3! (1)

Manchester Utd reserve match programmes 1957/58 Stoke City x 2, Oldham Athletic (Mcr Snr Cup s/f), Everton x 2, WBA, Sheffield Wednesday, Blackburn Rovers, Wolverhampton Wanderers, Bury, 1958/59 Huddersfield Town, 1959/60 Derby County, Leeds Utd (+ token), Barnsley x 2, Leeds Utd, 1960/61 Rest of League, 1964/65 Preston NE, 1967/68 Aston Villa, Notts. Forest, 1988/89 Barnsley (+ token); tokens removed unless noted. (A Lot)

1959/60 Everton v The Army friendly match programme 4 page 28 March 1960; 1957/58 Southport v Everton Liverpool Snr Cup Final 10 May 1958; sl. mark, o/wise fair. (2)

Selection of POSTPONED football match programmes 1962/63 Cardiff City v Plymouth Argyle (13 March), 1964/65 Bolton Wanderers v Cardiff City (2nd January), 1965/66 York City v Brentford (19 February), 1969/70 Birmingham City v WBA (23 January),1968/69 Bristol Rovers v Luton Town (22 February),1968/69 Coventry City v Sunderland (4 March), 1972/73 Darlington v Workington (26 December), 1967/68 Fulham v Sheffield Utd (4 November), 1976/77 Queens Park Rangers v Tottenham Hotspur (29 December), 1976/77 Everton v Tottenham Hotspur (3 January), 1962/63 Torquay Utd v Crewe Alexandra (26 January), 1968/69 WBA v Leeds Utd (28 December), 1964/65 Stockport County v Rochdale (9 November), 1984/85 Shrewsbury Town v Huddersfield (9 February), 1960/61 Rotherham Utd v Brighton & HA (21 January), 1978/79 Manchester City v Aston Villa (17 March), 1966/67 Luton Town v York City (28 January), 1969/70 Leicester City v QPR (7 March), 1965/66 Leicester City v WHU (26 February), 1962/63 Wolves v Blackpool (22 December); fair/good. (20)

1954/55 Wolverhampton Wanderers programmes WBA (charity shield) (poor), Charlton Athletic, Huddersfield Town, Cardiff City, Aston Villa, Newcastle Utd, Blackpool, Maccabi Tel-Aviv (friendly), Moscow Spartak (friendly), Arsenal (FAC); aways at Sunderland (FAC) Sheffield Utd, WBA, Huddersfield Town, Arsenal (poor), Leicester City, Everton, Chelsea, Aston Villa, Manchester City; fair at best. (20)

Collection of Newcastle Utd home match programmes 1948/49 Middlesbrough, 1949/50 Portsmouth, Middlesbrough (poor), 1951/52 Preston NE, 1952/53 Swansea Town (FAC), 1954/55 Admira Vienna (friendly), Bolton Wanderers, Sheffield Wednesday, 1955/56 Blackpool, WBA, Stoke City (FAC), Arsenal, 1956/57 Wolves, 1957/58 Bolton Wanderers, Burnley (Feb-postponed), 1958/59 Everton, Blackpool, Chelsea (FAC), Luton Town, Leicester City, TSV Munich (friendly), 1959/60 Preston NE, Burnley, Wolves (FAC), Leicester City, 1960/61 Fulham, Manchester City, Preston NE, Leicester City, Stoke City (FAC), Arsenal, 1961/62 Middlesbrough (friendly), 1963/64 Sunderland, 1964/65 Rotherham Utd, 1965/66 Burnley, 1966/67 Burnley, Manchester City, 1967/68 Middlesbrough (friendly), WHU, Burnley, Hibernian (friendly), 1968/69 Burnley, Vitoria Setubal (ICFC); overall fair. (43)

Collection of Everton home match programmes 1946/47 Blackburn Rovers, 1947/48 Derby County, 1950/51 Burnley, Newcastle Utd, 1953/54 Birmingham City, 1954/55 Leicester City, 1955/56 Aston Villa, Luton Town, 1956/57 Chelsea, Wolves, 1957/58 Sunderland (FAC), Birmingham City, Portsmouth, Leeds Utd, Leicester City, Newcastle Utd, Spurs, Blackburn Rovers (FAC), Manchester City, Chelsea, Fortuna (friendly), 1958/59 Manchester Utd, Portsmouth, Leeds Utd, Leicester City, Birmingham City, Burnley, Chelsea, Newcastle Utd, Blackburn Rovers, Preston NE, Aston Villa (FAC), Manchester City, Charlton Athletic (FAC), Sunderland (FAC), WBA, Aston Villa, Wolves, South Africa (friendly), 1959/60 Sheffield Wednesday, Luton Town, WHU, Arsenal, Blackburn Rovers, Burnley, Fulham, Blackpool, Newcastle Utd, 1963/64 Inter Milan (EC), 1965/66 WHU, 1966/67 Aalborg (ECWC), Real Zaragoza (ECWC), 1969/70 Newcastle Utd, 1970/71 Arsenal; overall fair condition. (54)

Collection of Wolverhampton Wanderers home match programmes 1951/52 Manchester City (FAC) (damaged), 1953/54 Burnley, WBA, 1954/55 Tottenham Hotspur, Maccabi Tel-Aviv (ph), Bolton Wanderers, 1955/56 San Lorenzo (friendly), Everton, WBA (FAC), 1956/57 Preston NE, Sheffield Wednesday, Arsenal, Romania CCA (friendly), Cardiff City, Birmingham City (poor), Leeds Utd, Sunderland, Luton Town, Manchester City, Aston Villa, Charlton Athletic, Tottenham Hotspur, Bournemouth (FAC), Chelsea, Swansea Town (FAC), Portsmouth, Bolton Wanderers, Blackpool, 1957/58 Real Madrid, Arsenal, Sunderland, Aston Villa, Manchester Utd, Newcastle Utd, Preston NE, Leeds Utd, Tottenham Hotspur (scarce), 1958/59 Luton Town, Sheffield Utd reserves, Burnley, WBA, Arsenal, Tottenham Hotspur x 2, Blackburn Rovers, Bolton Wanderers, Chelsea, Portsmouth x 2, Schalke (European Cup) x 2, Preston NE, Manchester City, Manchester Utd, Newcastle Utd, Aston Villa, Blackpool, Nottingham Forest, WBA (FAYC), 1959/60 Newcastle Utd. (FAC), 1960/61 Sheffield Wednesday, Leicester City, Birmingham City, Bolton Wanderers, Tiflis Dynamo (friendly) (poor), Chelsea, 1961/62 Fulham, 1962/63 Arsenal, Bolton Wanderers, Honved (Hungary) (friendly), 1963/64 Manchester Utd (poor), 1964/65 Arsenal, 1965/66 Bristol City, 1966/67 Norwich City, Cardiff City, 1967/68 Liverpool, Sunderland, Sheffield Wednesday, 1968/69 Leicester City, Newcastle Utd, Nottingham Forest, 1969/70 Lazio (Anglo-Italian), 1970/71 Stoke City, Derby County, Leeds Utd, Manchester Utd, Norwich City (FAC), 1971/72 GVA v Groningen (challenge match), 1975/76 Manchester Utd, 1976/77 Burnley, 1993/94 Kispest Honved (commemorative match); also 1958/59 ESFA trophy final Brierley Hill & Sedgley & Tipton Boys Doncaster Boys (4 page), 1958/59 Showbiz XI (Sean Connery, Des O'Connor, Ronnie Carroll) v Express & Star (Bert Williams, Bill Crook, Joe Mercer, Roy Swinbourne); varied condition, poor/fair. (93)

Pre-War 1936/1937 Everton v Manchester Utd Div. 1 match programme 29 March 1937 at Goodison Park; also a picture insert of D H Trentham of Everton, a reserve, who made his 1st team debut in season 1937/38; good. (2)

1980-2003 FA Cup Final Big Match Programmes, 1980 Arsenal v West Ham, 1983 Brighton v Manchester United ,1984 Everton v Watford, 19185 Everton v Manchester United, 1986 Everton v Liverpool, 1988 Liverpool v Wimbledon, 1989 Everton v Liverpool, 1992 Liverpool v Sunderland, 1998 Arsenal v Newcastle, 2002 Arsenal v Chelsea, 2003 Arsenal v Southampton plus a 2007 Texaco FA Cup Winners Hall of Fame collectors set complete (13)

1958/59 Manchester Utd home match programmes nos. 1 - 24 including Young Boys (friendly), Wiener (friendly), Manchester City (Mcr. Snr Cup final), (5 have tokens removed); aways Arsenal, Aston Villa, Blackpool, Bolton Wanderers, Burnley, Everton, Leicester City (ph), Luton Town, Manchester City, Norwich City (FAC), Portsmouth, Preston NE, Tottenham Hotspur, WBA, Wolves; fair at best. (39)

Collection of Arsenal home programmes 1946/47 Chelsea (FAC replay), 1947/48 FA XI v RAF XI, Bradford PA (FAC), 1949/50 Derby County, Leeds Utd (FAC), 1950/51 Carlisle Utd (FAC), Derby County, 1952/53 Blackpool (FAC), 1953/54 Norwich City (FAC), Preston NE (Charity match), 1954/55 FA XI v RAF, 1955/56 Birmingham City (FAC), 1956/57 Stoke City (FAC), 1957/58 Wolves, 1958/59 Sheffield Utd (FAC), 1959/60 Bolton Wanderers, 1960/61 Preston NE, 1961/62 Burnley, 1962/63 Real Madrid (friendly), 1963/64 Liverpool (FAC), WBA, 1964/65 Sheffield Wednesday, 1966/67 WHU, Bolton Wanderers, 1967/68 Burnley (FLC), Reading (FLC), Huddersfield Town (FLC s/f), 1968/69 Charlton Athletic (FAC), Cardiff City (FAC), 1969/70 Everton (FLC), 1970/71 Portsmouth (FAC), 1971/72 Derby County (FAC replay), Newcastle Utd (FLC), 1972/73 Everton (FLC), Norwich City (FLC), 1973/74 Tranmere Rovers (FLC), 1974/75 WHU (FAC), 1975/76 Everton (FLC), 1976/77 Blackpool (FLC), Chelsea (FLC), 1977/78 Chelsea; fair/good. (41)

Collection of Manchester United programmes, each season contained in official black holders with gold lettering: includes 1959/60 homes 1 - 23, away at Fulham, 1960/61 homes 1 - 5, 8 - 12, 14 - 22, 24 - 29 + 31; aways Aston Villa, Fulham, Notts. Forest, Sheffield Wednesday, 1961/62 nos. 1 - 4, 6 - 26, 28 + 29; aways Arsenal, Chelsea, Manchester City, Sheffield Wednesday, Sheffield Wednesday (FAC) (ph), Spurs; 1962/63 1 - 15, 17 - 28; aways Blackpool, Burnley, Leyton Orient, Leicester City, Sheffield Wednesday, WHU, Leicester City (FAC final), 1963/64 homes 1 - 26, aways Barnsley (FAC), Blackburn Rovers, Burnley, Everton, Fulham, Nottingham Forest, Sheffield Utd, Southampton (FAC), Sunderland (FAC), Sunderland (at Huddersfield), Wolves, WHU (FAC s/f + match tickets) Sunderland (FAC) (h), Barnsley (FAC) (a), 1964/65 homes 1 - 28 + 30 incl. Leicester City postponed; aways Birmingham City, Blackpool, Leeds Utd, Leeds Utd (FAC s/f), Liverpool, Sheffield United, Sheffield Wednesday, Stoke City (Fa cup), Spurs, Spurs (pirate),WBA, Wolves (FAC); 1965/66 homes 1 - 28, aways Blackpool, Nottingham Forest, Spurs, Everton (FAC s/f), Partizan (EC), Strasbourg (EC); 1966/67 homes 1 - 24, aways (21) including Newcastle Utd (January), WHU (pirate), 1967/68 homes 1 - 29; aways (separate box) (21) + Spurs (FAC) + Spurs (FAC pirate); 1968/69 homes 1 - 31, aways Liverpool, Manchester City, QPR, Stoke City, Spurs, WHU, AC Milan (European Cup s/f - pirate) x 2, Estudiantes (Mirror version); varied condition (A Lot in 1 box)

1956/57 Manchester Utd. home match programmes Anderlecht (1st home European Cup match), Manchester City, Charlton Athletic, Everton, Cardiff City, Chelsea, Aston Villa, poor), Bolton Wanderers (opening of floodlights, tc, tm), Atletico Bilbao, Tottenham Hotspur (good), Sunderland (creased), WBA (heavy Sellotaped spine, loose covers), United presented with Div. 1 Trophy after this match; varied condition. (12)

Collection of 1950s football programmes to include 1951/52 Chelsea v Tottenham Hotspur, Tranmere Rovers v Lincoln City (poor), 1952/53 WBA v Liverpool, Crystal Palace v Swindon Town, 1953/54 Sheffield Utd v WBA (loose covers), 1954/55 Manchester Utd v Blackpool, Sheffield Wednesday v Aston Villa, Millwall v Manchester City (friendly), 1955/56 Charlton Athletic v Huddersfield Town, Portsmouth v Luton Town, Crystal Palace v Millwall, Blackpool v Aston Villa, Walsall v Swindon Town, Millwall v Ipswich Town (friendly) x 2, Lincoln City v Spartak (Yugoslavia) (adhesion mark), Rochdale v Chesterfield (poor), 1956/57 Bolton Wanderers v Blackpool, Aston Villa v Arsenal, Exeter City v Gillingham, Cardiff City v Newcastle Utd, Millwall v Walsall (poor), Bradford City v Workington, 1957/58 Swansea v Doncaster Rovers (poor), Barnsley v Rotherham Utd, Derby County v Liverpool (poor), Sheffield Wednesday v Portsmouth, Blackpool v Aston Villa, Preston NE v Aston Villa, Brentford v Shrewsbury Town, Southampton v Walsall, Nottingham Forest v Newcastle Utd, Walsall v Millwall, Fulham v Leyton Orient, v Charlton Athletic, Everton v Nottingham Forest, v Chelsea (foxing), 1958/59 WHU v Manchester Utd (Bobby Moore debut), v Leicester City, Portsmouth v Manchester Utd, Newcastle Utd v Manchester Utd, Sheffield Wednesday v Scunthorpe Utd, Preston NE v Manchester Utd, Liverpool v Sheffield Wednesday, Nottingham Forest v Blackpool, Bournemouth v QPR, Chelsea v Arsenal, WBA v Burnley, v Newcastle Utd, Fulham v Sunderland, Birmingham City v Bela Vista (Brazil), v Aston Villa (ph), Luton Town v Aston Villa, v West Ham United, Walsall v Watford, v Darlington, Reading v Southampton, v Notts. County, v Halifax Town, Swansea Town v Sheffield Wednesday x 2, v Grimsby Town, v Rotherham Utd, v Derby County, v Bristol City, v Bristol Rovers, v Lincoln City (poor), 1959/60 Brighton v Leyton Orient, Millwall v Crewe Alexandra, Liverpool v Plymouth Argyle, Everton v Fulham, Bolton Wanderers v Manchester Utd; also 1962/63 Mansfield Town v Ipswich Town (FAC) (9th January 1963); fair. (73)

Selection of 1940s football programmes 1944/45 Everton v Stoke City + Liverpool Wing Squadron championship final, double issue, 1945/46 West Ham Utd v Arsenal (FAC), 1946/47 Brentford v Cardiff City (FAC) (ph), Hull City v New Brighton (FAC) (back page missing), 1947/48 Manchester City v Bolton Wanderers, Burnley v Blackburn Rovers, Queens Park Rangers v Luton Town (FAC), Stoke City v Hull City (FAC), Manchester Utd v Grimsby Town, 1948/49 Charlton Athletic v Stoke City, Huddersfield Town v Blackpool, Sheffield Utd v Huddersfield Town, Arsenal v Tottenham Hotspur (FAC) (foxing); varied condition. (13)

Collection of Bolton Wanderers homes 1951/52 Newcastle Utd, 1954/55 Leicester City, Blackpool, 1955/56 Arsenal, Huddersfield Town (FAC), 1957/58 Aston Villa, CDSA Moscow, Stoke City (FAC), 1958/59 Preston NE (FAC), Blackpool, Aston Villa, Manchester Utd, Chelsea, 1959/60 Everton, Manchester Utd, 1960/61 Le Havre (Anglo French Tourny), WBA, Aston Villa, 1961/62 Wolves, Cardiff City, IFC Saarbrucken, 1962/63 Blackburn Rovers, RFC Liege, Nottingham Forest, 1963/64 Bath City (FAC), Wolves, Birmingham City, Preston NE (FAC), 1964/65 Rotherham Utd, Bury, Huddersfield Town, Cardiff City, Preston NE, 1965/66 Derby County, Preston NE (FAC), Coventry City, Preston NE, 1966/67 Carlisle Utd, Crystal Palace, Arsenal (FAC), Bristol City, Preston NE, 1967/68 Blackburn Rovers, Hull City, Charlton Athletic, 1968/69 Millwall, Blackpool, Blackburn Rovers, Cardiff City, Huddersfield Town, Portsmouth, Charlton Athletic; fair. (52)

1965/66 FC Nurnberg v Everton Fairs Cup programme 28 September 1965; also international tourney NEC Breda v Everton programme 6 August 1975 (also covers PSV Eindhoven v RSC Anderlecht); fair/good. (2)

Selection of 1940s programmes to include 1945/46 Bolton Wanderers v Stoke City, 1946/47 Chesterfield v Newport County, 1946/47 Aston Villa v Leicester City (FAC) (ph), 1946/47 Arsenal v Wolves, 1947/48 Charlton Athletic v Blackburn Rovers, 1947/48 Wolves v Blackpool, 1947/48 Derby County v Huddersfield Town, 1949/50 Everton v Middlesbrough; fair. (8)

Manchester United Dennis Law & Bobby Charlton Signed photographs, comes with 2 period rosettes of Dennis Law and Bobby Charlton, one Bobby Charlton pennant c1966, and 3 Cup Final programmes 1963 v Leicester city and a ticket, 1979 v Arsenal, and 1995 v Everton

Collection of Leicester City homes to include 1953/54 Everton (Sellotape, poor), 1956/57 Notts. County (ph), WBA (Sellotape spine), 1958/59 Lincoln City (FAC), 1959/60 WBA (tear), 1960/61 Birmingham City, 1962/63 Burnley, Fulham, 1963/64 Sheffield Utd, Leyton Orient (FAC), WHU, All Stars XI (Trautmann, Howe, Whitefoot, Charles, Flowers, Finney, Dougan, Rowley (A) etc.), 1964/65 Birmingham City, Blackburn Rovers, Liverpool (FAC), Stoke City, 1965/66 Blackpool, Fulham, Nottingham Forest, 1966/67 Blackpool, Nottingham Forest, 1967/68 Sheffield Wednesday, Sunderland, Coventry City, Rotherham Utd (FAC), 1968/69 Southampton, Coventry City, Newcastle Utd, Stoke City, 1969/70 Bolton Wanderers, WBA (FLC), Sheffield Utd; fair. (32)

Selection of German club match programmes to include 1965/66 Rot Weis Essen v 1 FC Saarbrucken 4 pages, 1968/69 Borussia Monchengladbach v FC Koln, 1972/73 FC Kaiserslautern v Hertha Berlin, 1972/73 FC Kaiserslautern v Fortuna Dusseldorf, 1975/76 FC Kaiserslautern v Everton 29 June 1975, 1975/76 Borussia Dortmund v FC Mulheim, 1975/76 Westfalia Herne v Fortuna Koln, 1975/76 FC Kaiserslautern v Eintracht Frankfurt, 1975/76 FC Nurnberg v FC Hamburg; fair. (9)

Selection of 1940s programmes to include 1945/46 Wolves v Leicester City, 1945/46 Bolton Wanderers v Liverpool (FAC), 1945/46 Queens Park Rangers v Barnet (FAC) + insert supplement (ph), 1946/47 Stoke City v Chester (FAC) 1946/47 Everton v Sheffield Utd, 1948/49 Derby County v Middlesbrough, 1949/50 Yeovil Town v Reading (friendly) (foxing), 1949/50 Burnley v Manchester City; fair. (8)

Collection of Sheffield Utd home match programmes 1946/47 Aston Villa, Huddersfield Town, 1948/49 Birmingham City, 1949/50 Coventry City, 1950/51 Doncaster Rovers, 1953/54 Sheffield Wednesday (FAC), Middlesbrough, Chelsea, 1954/55 Newcastle Utd, 1955/56 Charlton Athletic, WBA, Newcastle Utd, Sunderland, 1957/58 WBA (FAC), Lincoln City, 1958/59 Derby County, Norwich City (FAC), 1959/60 Nottingham Forest (FC), 1961/62 Ipswich Town, Arsenal, Norwich City (FAC), Everton, 1962/63 Ipswich Town, Bolton Wanderers (FAC), Wolves, Birmingham City; fair. (26)

1948/49 Manchester Utd home match programmes v Blackpool, Burnley, Everton, Manchester City, Bolton Wanderers; team changes in two, overall fair condition. (5)

1952/53 Lancashire Senior Cup match programme Everton v Manchester United at Goodison 15 October 1952, single sheet; small edge tears, score to team page. NB: Bill Foulkes at No. 9, Geoff Bent at No. 10, Roger Byrne No. 3 for United. (1)

Collection of Shrewsbury Town Home programmes 1956/57 All Star XI (Bannister testimonial-autographed by the All Stars Norman Lockhart, Bobby Robson, Eddie Quigley, Frank Griffin, Malcolm Barrass, Eddie Shimwell, Walter Bingley, Tommy Younger, plus others), 1958/59 Walsall, 1960/61 Everton (FLC), 1961/62 Torquay Utd, Middlesbrough (FAC) (+ insert), 1962/63 QPR, Sheffield Wednesday (FAC), 1963/64 QPR, Crewe Alexandra, Spartak (Czechoslovakia) (friendly), Watford, Millwall, Past v Present (testimonial), 1964/65 Manchester City (FA cup), Barnsley, Reading, Watford, Colchester Utd, 1965/66 Peterborough Utd, (FAC), Reading, 1966/67 Wrexham (FLC), Scunthorpe Utd, Darlington, 1967/68 Reading, Southport, Darlington (FAC), Bournemouth, Northampton Town, Gillingham, Arsenal (FAC), Tranmere Rovers, 1968/69 Reading, Walsall, Oldham Athletic, Walsall, Plymouth Argyle, Luton Town, Stockport County, Hartlepool, Southport, Gillingham, Torquay Utd, Swindon Town, 1969/70 Walsall, Torquay Utd, Reading, Southport, Fulham, Tranmere Rovers, 1970/71 Chesterfield, Doncaster Rovers, Rochdale (6 February-postponed), 1971/72 Rochdale, 1972/73 Rochdale, 1973/74 Chesterfield, Rochdale, 1974/75 Rochdale, Doncaster Rovers, Crewe Alexandra, 1975/76 Bradford City (FAC), Peterborough Utd, Port Vale, Lincoln City, Wrexham, 1980/81 Oldham Athletic, 1981/82 Grimsby Town, 1982/83 Barnsley, 1984/85 Blackburn Rovers, Sheffield Utd, 1985/86 Blackburn Rovers, 1987/88 WBA, Hull City, Sheffield Utd, Blackburn Rovers, Oldham Athletic, Crystal Palace, 1988/89 Hull City, Leicester City, Birmingham City, Blackburn Rovers, Plymouth Argyle, Bradford City, Chelsea, 1995/96 York City, 1996/97 Bristol Rovers, Preston NE, 2017/18 Oldham Athletic, 2019/20 Manchester City (U21's), Rochdale, Newcastle Utd (U21's), Macclesfield Town; also 1991/92 Telford Utd Youth (FYC), plus Shropshire Star newspaper 17 May 2004 (return to the Football League heading); generally team changes noted, overall fair. (A Lot)

1957/58 A collection of football history, Manchester United Home match programmes Everton, Manchester City, Leeds Utd (+ token sheet), Blackpool, Arsenal, Shamrock Rovers, Aston Villa, Portsmouth, Aston Villa (Charity Shield) (ink mark), Burnley, Dukla Prague, Sheffield Wednesday, Tottenham Hotspur, Chelsea, Leicester City, Luton Town, Red Star Belgrade x 2, Bolton Wanderers, Ipswich Town (FAC), Wolverhampton Wanderers (reprint), Sheffield Wednesday (FAC) (reprint), Nottingham Forest x 2, WBA (FAC), WBA, Sunderland (cover loose), Preston NE, Birmingham City, Wolves, Newcastle Utd, AC Milan; (NOTE: all tokens removed); FAYC Doncaster Rovers x 2, Newcastle Utd x 2, Away programmes Arsenal (poor), Chelsea, Leeds Utd (no cover), Newcastle Utd (cover detached), Sheffield Wednesday, Tottenham Hotspur (Sellotape strip), WBA (FAC), Wolves; also a selection of Reprints to include Manchester Utd. (pre-match photo at Belgrade), Dukla Prague programme (European Cup away), Red Star programme (European Cup away) + match ticket, the last line-up in Belgrade + match report + tribute by Red Star Secretary; photo of both team captains exchanging pennants before Belgrade match; a photo of Duncan Edwards as England schools captain at 15 years old, finally reprints of Manchester United autographs on 1958 Belgrade match programme + menu (note: original United Autographs sold by Mullocks in 2006 for £12,000, copy report attached); fair. (A Lot)

Pre-War 1923/1924 Everton v Liverpool Div. 1 match programme 6 October 1923; ex. bv, strong spine, staples removed, binding still in place; fair. (1)

Collection of Stoke City home programmes 1947/48 Grimsby Town, 1950/51 WHU (FAC), 1952/53 Wrexham (FAC), 1954/55 Port Vale (photos of both teams), 1955/56 Exeter City (FAC) (poor), 1956/57 Manchester City (friendly), 1957/58 Singen (Germany) (friendly), 1958/59 Huddersfield Town, 1960/61 Blackburn Rovers (FAC), 1962/63 Swansea Town, 1964/65 Sunderland (ph), 1965/66 Sunderland, Walsall (FAC), Blackpool, 1966/67 WBA (ph), Newcastle Utd, 1967/68 Watford (FLC), WBA, Wolves, Sunderland, WHU (FAC), 1968/69 Sunderland, WBA, Southampton, 1969/70 WBA, Astante Kotoko (friendly), 1971/72 Hull City (FAC), Chesterfield (FAC), 1973/74 Birmingham City, 1976/77 Aston Villa, Everton, 1977/78 Sunderland, Tilbury (FAC), Bolton Wanderers, 1980/81 Sunderland, 1983/84 Aston Villa, Birmingham City, 1985/86 Charlton Athletic, Wimbledon; fair. (39)

Football Handbook, Diaries, Programmes, a mixed lot with noted items of a 1959-60 Chelsea Handbook, 1930 Topical Times Football Stars, x3 1950s football diaries Aldershot v Oldham 9th April 1960, 1966, Manchester United v Manchester City, 1948 Cup Final Manchester United players brochure - with tape repairs, a selection of 13 Manchester United programmes and magazines 1987-2008, plus Everton, Liverpool, Rangers, Cup Final, England international programmes Box of #35

1906/1907 Sheffield United v Everton Div. 1 match programme 4 March 1907, ex. b.v. overall good (has 2 1/2" tear to back page (only); (1)

Everton Football Club hard backed Book Published in 1929 as a 50th Year Jubilee Souvenir Edition by Thomas Keates c1929, in original blue cloth boards - with some signs of fading

Selection of 1940s programmes to include 1945/46 Stoke City v Blackpool, 1946/47 Chelsea v Derby County, 1947/48 Stockport County v Crewe Alexandra, 1947/48 Derby County v Blackpool, 1948/49 Arsenal v Sheffield Utd, 1948/49 Everton v Derby County, 1948/49 Aston Villa v Bolton Wanderers + Villa reserves v Bolton Wanderers reserves double issue, 1945/46 Arsenal v Nottingham Forest; fair. (8)

1963/64 Inter-Milan v Everton European Cup match programme 25 September 1963, fold, fair. (1)

1967 Charity Football Match Manchester City and United Interest - Northern TV Stars v Manchester FA Coach Association 7th May 1967, with noted players of Roy Little, Ken Barnes, Peter Robinson, Eric Webster, Colin Barlow, Malcom Allison, Charlie Mitten, Johnny Morris, comes with a selection of 1950s programmes Everton v Manchester City 26th Dec 1959, Birmingham City v Notts County 1954, Middlesbrough v Blackburn 1955, and more - 5 have wear to them (15)

Selection of Rangers homes 1960/61 Ferencvaros (ECWC), 1963/64 Everton (Challenge), 1964/65 Red Star Belgrade (at Arsenal), 1966/67 Glentoran (ECWC), 1969/70 Gornik Zabrze (ECWC), Atletico Bilbao (Fairs Cup), 1970/71 Bayern Munich (Fairs cup),1971/72 Sporting Lisbon (ECWC), Torino (ECWC), Bayern Munich (ECWC s/f), 1973/74 Ankaragucu (ECWC), 1977/78 FC Twente (ECWC), 1978/79 PSV Eindhoven (EC), 1984/85 Inter-Milan (UEFA); fair/good. (14)

1956/57 Wolverhampton Wanderers programmes homes Manchester Utd, Chelsea, Bolton Wanderers, Blackpool, Preston NE, Birmingham City, Arsenal, Sheffield Wednesday, WBA, Luton Town, Manchester City plus FAC Swansea Town and friendlies Romania CCA, Borussia Dortmund, Valencia; aways full season less Aston Villa, Preston NE, Cardiff City, Leeds Utd, Everton plus Blackpool reserves (17); varied condition. (32)

Collection of Wolverhampton Wanderers home programmes 1946/47 Rotherham Utd (FAC), 1947/48 Sheffield Utd (poor), 1949/50 Manchester City (Sellotape spine), 1953/54 Sheffield Utd, Arsenal, 1954/55 Sheffield Utd, Sunderland, 1st Vienna (friendly), Blackpool, WBA, Moscow Spartak (friendly), 1955/56 Manchester City, Moscow Dynamo (friendly), Huddersfield Town, 1956/57 Birmingham City, Swansea Town (FAC), 1957/58 Portsmouth (FAC), 1958/59 Schalke (EC), Burnley, Bolton Wanderers (FAC), Leicester City, Blackpool, 1959/60 Luton Town, Charlton Athletic (FAC), Newcastle Utd (FAC), Manchester City, ASK Vorwaerts (EC), Barcelona (EC), 1960/61 Manchester City, Arsenal, Rangers (ECWC), Aston Villa, Huddersfield Town (FAC), Preston NE, Blackburn Rovers, 1961/62 Cardiff City, WBA, International XI (Billy Wright & Jimmy Mullen testimonial), Birmingham City, 1962/63 Aston Villa, Leicester City, Everton, Spurs, Ipswich Town, Liverpool, Birmingham City, 1963/64 WBA, Leicester City, Birmingham City, WHU, 1964/65 Sheffield Utd, Aston Villa (FAC), 1965/66 Rotherham Utd, Manchester Utd (FAC) (poor), 1966/67 Oldham Athletic (FAC), Bolton Wanderers, 1967/68 Arsenal, Newcastle Utd, 1968/69 Manchester Utd, St. Mirren (challenge), Millwall (FLC), 1969/70 Derby County, Sports (FLC), 1971/72 WHU, Juventus (UEFA), Ferencvaros (UEFA s/f), 1975/76 Manchester Utd, Middlesbrough, 1976/77 Ipswich Town (FAC), Chester (FAC), Nottingham Forest, 1977/78 Liverpool, Manchester Utd + others (10), 1978/79 Chelsea, Arsenal, Manchester Utd, Leeds Utd, Shrewsbury Town (FAC) + others (20), 1979/80 Burnley (FLC), Manchester Utd, Grimsby Town (FLC), Swindon Town (FLC s/f), Arsenal + others (1), 1980/81 Manchester Utd, Cambridge Utd (FLC), Wrexham (FAC), Everton + others (10), 1981/82 Derby County (Hibbett testimonial single sheet), Notts. County, Aston Villa (FLC), WHU + others (10), 1982/83 (4), 1984/85 (3), 1985/86 Darlington, Brentford, Torquay Utd (Freight Rover), Bury, Notts. County, Cardiff City + others (25), 1986/87 Lincoln City (Littlewoods), Chorley (FAC), Halifax Town, Burnley plus others (11), varied condition, overall fair. Total (180+)

Selection of POSTPONED football match programmes 1960/61 Preston NE v Bolton Wanderers (26 November), 1967/68 Everton v Fulham (13 January), 1963/64 Derby County v Scunthorpe Utd (9 November) (ph), 1969/70 Chesterfield v Swansea Town (14 February), 1978/79 Chester v Gillingham (20 January), 1962/63 Burnley v Birmingham City (19 January), 1966/67 Bradford PA v Chesterfield (26 December), 1965/66 Blackburn Rovers v Blackpool (27 December), 1965/66 York City v Scunthorpe Utd (22 October), 1965/66 WBA v Manchester Utd (28 December), 1962/63 Southampton v York City (FAC) (5 January), 1978/79 Scunthorpe Utd v Hereford Utd (2 December), 1975/76 Reading v Newport County (31 January), 1962/63 Wolves v Blackpool (22 December), 1977/78 Rochdale v Grimsby Town (28 January), 1965/66 Newcastle Utd v Sunderland (27 December), 1967/68 Manchester Utd v Manchester City (10 February), 1968/69 Leicester City v Tottenham Hotspur (26 December), 1972/73 Norwich City v Chelsea (FLC s/f), (20 December); fair/good. (19)

1955/56 Wolverhampton Wanderers home programmes Luton Town, Newcastle Utd, Blackpool, Arsenal (poor), Everton, Charlton Athletic (poor), Birmingham City (poor), Huddersfield Town, Bolton Wanderers, WBA (FA cup), also Moscow Dynamo (ph) (friendly), Preston reserves (poor); plus aways at Manchester City, Bolton Wanderers, Blackpool, Aston Villa, Birmingham City, Luton Town, Huddersfield Town (poor), WBA, Arsenal, Charlton Athletic; fair at best. (22)

Subbuteo - A boxed Subbuteo #60140 'Club Edition' set with five boxed lightweight teams. The set appears to be missing some accessories and has one broken player otherwise appears to be in Very Good condition overall in a Fair Plus box. The sets consist of #410 Brazil; #457 Argentian; #620 Watford / Partick Thistle; #639 France' 643 Everton - seta appear mint in Fair Plus - Good boxes.

Rachel Brown signed Everton 12x8 colour photo. 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 Everton collection four signed shirts from Demarai Gray, Sandro, Anthony Gordon and Allan. Good condition Est.

Autographed COLIN HARVEY 12 x 8 photo : B/W, depicting Everton midfielder COLIN HARVEY striking a full length pose for photographers prior to a First Division encounter with Coventry City at Goodison Park in 1970, signed in blue marker. Good condition Est.

Football Everton collection 26 signed 12x8 inch colour photos include Goodison players past and present such as Gordon, Baines, Iwobi, Townsend, Lampard, Bergovic, Gray, Coleman, Benitez, Patterson,Allan, Campbell plus many other great names. Good condition Est.

Manchester City: A collection of 10 home and away Manchester City programmes, dating January to November 1950. Comprising: Derby County 7/1/1950, Fulham 14/1/1950, Newcastle United 21/1/1950, Wolverhampton Wanderers Reserves 28/1/1950, Preston Reserves 15/4/1950, Everton Reserves 30/8/1950, Chesterfield 9/9/1950, West Ham United 11/11/1950, Huddersfield Town Reserves 13/9/1950, and Southampton 25/11/1950; together with a Roy Paul Turf cigarette card. Generally in good order, wear and some with team changes. Please assess photographs. (one bag)

Army Programme: An Association Football match programme, 27h October 1947, The Army v. Everton, together with match ticket, played at the Command Central Ground, Aldershot. General wear, fold across and down centre of programme, edge wear as expected with age. Please assess photographs. (2)

Programmes: A collection of 16 1940s Manchester City home programmes, condition issues noted with each individual programme. Comprising: England v Wales 13/11/1946, spine taped; Bury Reserves 24/8/1949, pen team changes; Chester 27/11/1943, pencil team changes and multiple hole-punches; Halifax Town, 26/2/1944, pen team changes; Blackburn Rovers 4/3/1944, heavy wear; Liverpool 14/4/1945, pencil team changes; Stockport County 2/4/1945, heavy pencil team changes, Manchester United 25/11/1944, team changes and scores noted; Everton 4/11/1944, creasing; Tranmere Rovers, 26/11/1944, pen team changes; Barrow, 5/1/1946, team changes; Barnsley 13/3/1946, scores noted, two programmes; Sheffield United, 27/4/1946, team changes; Liverpool 20/10/1945, pen team changes; and Bradford 8/12/1945, team changes. Please assess photographs. (one bag)

Rosettes: A collection of assorted 1970s football rosettes to include: Derby County, Carlisle, Benfica, Leeds United, Everton, Newcastle United, Sunderland, Southampton, Chelsea and many more. Together with a small collection of Sun Gallery Football Stars and blue-back A&BC (?) cards. Over 30 rosettes. General condition is good, in need of some attention. Please assess photograph. (Q)

F.A. Cup: An Everton v. Manchester City, 29th April 1933, F.A. Cup Final match programme. Rusty staples with slight leaking. Otherwise very good condition. Together with an original 1933 F.A. Cup Final ticket, very good condition; a small sheet of Manchester City team autographs, containing fourteen members of the squad, most notably Matt Busby; and an original 1933 F.A. Cup Final black and white press photograph of the Everton and Manchester City players with numbers on the back of their shirts for the first time in English Football, 'Barratt's, 89, Fleet Street'. Please assess photographs.

Manchester City: A collection of 13 home and away Manchester City programmes, dating from January to December 1948. Comprising: Barnsley 10/1/1948, Chelsea 24/1/1948, Blackpool 21/2/1948, Stoke City 6/3/1948, Chelsea 29/3/1948, Charlton Athletic 3/4/1948, Bolton Wanderers 10/4/1948, Preston North End 21/4/1948, Huddersfield Town Reserves 9/10/1948, Wolverhampton Wanderers 30/10/1948, Derby County 27/11/1948, Arsenal 4/12/1948, and Everton Reserves 25/12/1948. Generally in good condition considering age, slight foxing to some, with some rusty staples. Please assess photographs. (one bag)

Manchester City: A collection of 9 home Manchester City programmes, dating from September 1953 to December 1953. Comprising: Aston Villa 2/9/1953, Manchester United 5/9/1953, Huddersfield Town 16/9/1953, Barnsley Reserves 23/9/1953, Portsmouth 26/9/1953, Preston North End 17/10/1953, West Bromwich Albion 28/11/1953, Sheffield Wednesday 12/12/1953, and Everton Reserves 19/12/1953. General wear commensurate with age, some foxing and staple staining to programmes. Please assess photographs. (one bag)

Cast iron Everton FC plaque, W: 20 cm. UK P&P Group 1 (£16+VAT for the first lot and £2+VAT for subsequent lots)

WAYNE ROONEY: A SIGNED 2003 EVERTON FC REPLICA SHIRT signed 'To Stephen, Top Singer! Best wishes W Rooney 2003' Provenance: Consigned by Stephen's widower Andrew Cowles