A collection of Olympic memorabilia, Amsterdam 1928, the official guide published in hardback by the Olympic Organising Committee, a guide published in Berlin, a daily programme for 5th August, two Olympic numbers from the Dutch magazine Sport in Beeld and 10 picture postcards; Los Angeles 1932, a 13th August programme, covers detached; Berlin 1936, printed photograph of the Italian football team; London 1948, Swedish team telegram, Opening Ceremony programme, official handbook, a guide and a review both printed in Sweden; Helsinki 1952, two daily event programmes and an overall programme, a postcard, 11 small German photocards featuring football; Melbourne,1956 ticket for 30th November Melbourne Cricket Ground; Rome, 1960 5 tickets, and a scrap book; the lot also including a printed silk square for the 1958 Asian Games in Tokyo (45)
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A collection of mostly Olympic football memorabilia dating from 1948 onwards, for 1948 programmes & tickets for the football competition including a rare preliminary round programme at Fratton Park for Eire v Holland, also for field hockey & athletics, also press cuttings and a general regulations programme; for 1952 a programme covering the first round matches of the football tournament; for 1956 a programme covering the quarter-finals of the football tournament, and two copies of the closing ceremony programme which also covered the football final; for 1960 two programmes covering the semi-finals, and the two medal deciding matches plus a football ticket for the Stadio Flaminio, also other general 1960 Olympic memorabilia; a 1976 football programme; a collection of 21 football programmes for 1980; a set of 16 daily programmes for 2000; the lot also including a 1934 British Empire Games official programme and handbook, and an athletics ticket for 1958 at the Cardiff Arms Park; also two GB Olympic football qualification programmes from 1956 & 1971 (a qty.)
A green No.4 Republic of Ireland amateur international jersey worn by Michael Dalton of Bohemians in the 1963 Football Association Centenary Celebrations Amateur International Tournament, by Smyco of Balbriggan, short-sleeved, v-neck collar, embroidered shamrock badge; sold together with associated memorabilia comprising an official F.A. tournament itinerary; souvenir programme; two sets of autographs of the Republic of Ireland team v Switzerland and v Italy on F.A. headed paper; and a set of four table place cards for Republic of Ireland, England, Scotland and West Germany, the reverse of each signed by the respective amateur international team (9). Michael Dalton played for the Dublin-based Bohemians team, the oldest Irish football team still in existence. He later played for Dundalk, a team he would manage when his playing days came to an end. Traditionally the Football Association organised an end-of-season tour abroad for leading amateur players, but in 1963, their centenary year, an international tournament was staged instead. The games took place exclusively in the North of England at Bishop Auckland, Blyth, Carlisle, Crook, Darlington, Durham, Gateshead, Hartlepools, Middlesbrough, North Shields, South Shields and Sunderland, with eight teams took part comprising England, Scotland, Republic of Ireland, Italy, Switzerland, France, West Germany and Netherlands. Scotland entered a strong team including three players who would later leave their mark on the professional game at international level, namely Peter Lorimer of Leeds United, Peter Cormack of Nottingham Forest & Liverpool and Andy Roxburgh the Scottish national coach between 1986 and 1993. This strong Scotland team beat West Germany 5-2 in the final tie played at Roker Park on 22nd May. Their signatures are included in the memorabilia in this lot. The signed table place cards relate to the tournament dinner banquet organised by the F.A. at the Rex Hotel, Whitley Bay, after the final tie.
A 1908 black-edged 'memorial card' issued with reference to Fulham Football Club's 'doleful remembrance' of Manchester City and Manchester United football clubs, printed both sides with a horse-drawn hearse motif and a poem, one side for City, the other for United; sold together with a double-page removed from the 'Manchester Programme' dated 16th November 1925, printed with the fixtures lists for Manchester City and Manchester United in season 1925-26 with results and attendance updated till 7th November. The memorial card in this lot was printed with reference to Fulham FC who in the 1907-08 F.A. Cup competition pulled off a notable double by defeating Manchester City 3-1 in a third round replay and then beating their city neighbours Manchester United 2-1 in the fourth round. Manchester United were crowned League Champions for the first time in their history in season 1907-08. The Manchester Programme in this lot relates to the 1925-26 season which was one of mixed fortunes for City, having been relegated from the First Division but reaching the F.A. Cup final at Wembley.
Football memorabilia, including community singing sheets, VIP programme packs, team-sheets, souvenir newspapers, brochures & magazines, football club accounts, dinner menus, autographed items, season ticket booklets, press photographs, cigarette cards and many other miscellaneous items (a qty.)
Football and sporting memorabilia, comprising: two gilt-metal & enamel badges issued by the French Football Association and both inscribed for France v Belgium matches, Lille 26.7.64 and Forbach 21.7.63, probably amateur international encounters; two old supporter's badges, one for Arsenal the other Manchester United; A Plymouth Hospital Sports programme at Home Park 6.8.1938; a sportsmen's dinner menu in honour of The Earl of Lonsdale at the Savoy Hotel 28.2.1929; a Lord Mayor of London luncheon menu for the Football Association at Mansion House 27.4.51; and three postcards featuring W.B.A. 1905-06, Richmond Hill School football team 1918-19 and Hunslett Carr 1921-22 (10)
England 1966 winners' autographs, i) an England v Sweden match programme 22.5.68 signed by Moore, Hurst & Peters; ii) an A4-size plain paper hardback book with the fly-leaf signed by Moore, J.Charlton, Hunt, Wilson, Cohen, Stiles & Ball and with the following page signed by Kenneth Wolstenholme and inscribed SOME PEOPLE ARE ON THE PITCH, THEY THINK IT'S ALL OVER, IT IS NOW, the book also containing 14 1990s team-groups including Chelsea, Manchester City, Southampton, Sheffield Wednesday and the African World Cup star Roger Milla; sold together with a 1970 England World Cup squad L.P. 'The World Beaters Sing The World Beaters', mounted in a frame besides the football-designed sleeve and a b&w photograph of the England squad performing on. BBC TV's Top of the Pops, 68 by 64cm., 26 3/4 by 25in. (3)
Football Programmes dating from 1940's onwards inc. England Cup Finmals, QPR, Brenford, Portsmouth, Middlesborough, Blackburn, Huddersfield, Derby, Leeds, Man City, Man Utd, etc. & European Champion Clubs Cup Bensica FC V Manchester Utd Wembley 29th May 1968 Programme & England V Wales Programme Nov 14th 1956 Ticket Stub East Standing Enclosure C14
Sport - a folder containing a selection of items all relating to Wembley inc. Greyhound racecard 1948, England v Belgium football programme 1952, Rugby League Challenge Cup Final programme 1963, Youth Boxing programme 1947, several 1950's/60's train tickets to Wembley, Empire Exhibition Guide 1924 etc (gen gd) (19)
Football programme - Tottenham Hotspur FC, a souvenir programme from 10th Annual Concert held on 18 Oct 1933 at the Municipal Hall, High Cross London. This was a celebration of the 1932/3 promotion season and the 4-page programme has cameo pictures of the players to back page (some slight tape repairs) (1)
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