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Lot 1180
FOOTBALL IN USA Two official Kick programmes: Vancouver Whitecaps v Portland Timbers 8/4/77. Graham Moseley and Gary Thompson played for Vancouver and Stewart Scullion and Clyde Best played for Portland and Seattle Sounders v Vancouver Whitecaps 15/7/1977, tape on spine and torn cover. Mel Machin, Mike England, Roger Cross and Jimmy Robertson played for Seattle. Gordon Taylor and Derek Possee played for Vancouver. Poor to Fair
Lot 1252
1970 FIFA WORLD CUP (Mexico) Official Mexican FA (Federacion Mexicana de Futbol) programme published prior to the start of the World Cup in May 1970. 20-page issue produced in Spanish & English, includes history of football in Mexico plus details of host cities, the stadiums at the World Cup and other pre-tournament articles. Generally good
Lot 1299
TEAM PHOTOS, PLAYER PICTURES AND PROFILES Hundreds of colour and black and white pictures taken out from programmes and magazines, including Buchan's Football Monthly, Football League Reviews and various soccer annuals. 91 A4 size pictures have been laminated. Others range in size from A5 or small, through to Poster size. A fascinating recollections dating back to the 50's and 60's following through to the 2000's. Generally good
Lot 1322
BERT TRAUTMANN Superb Limited edition photograph showing Bert Trautmann receiving treatment on the pitch at Wembley in the 1956 Cup Final. Despite having broken his neck, Trautmann played on for the final 15 minutes helping City to a 3-1 victory over Birmingham. This is a limited edition of 500 and is signed by Bert Trautmann and comes with a certificate of authenticity showing Bert signing the prints. Possibly uniquely, this photograph is also signed by four other City players from the winning side, Ken Barnes, Roy Clarke, Roy Little and Bill Leivers. The print measures approximately 24" x 18"" and is ideal for framing. Sadly Bert died a few weeks ago and will be much missed by all City supporters and football fans in general. Very good
Lot 1327
MANCHESTER CITY Two First Day covers, one issued in Poland with Football Stamps showing Gornik's run to the Final and postmark dated 30/5/1970 (Warsaw) which commemorates Manchester City v Gornik Zabrze, European Cup-Winners Cup Final 1970, (City won 2-1). The other cover is signed by Joe Corrigan and covers the 1981 FA Cup Final replay v Tottenham. Generally good
Lot 1332
RUGBY LEAGUE - CARDIFF CITY Thirty four home and away programmes for Cardiff City Rugby League Blue Dragons, 1981-82. Comes with Cardiff City Football Club Official Programmes folder. First season for the newly formed Cardiff City Blue Dragons who were owned by the Football Club but had a short lifespan of three seasons. Includes away programmes at another recent venture for Rugby League at Carlisle. Good
Lot 1337
FOOTBALL BOOKLETS Eight Booklets in total. The pictorial record of the FA Cup, 1948, Athletic News Annual 45-46, Sporting Record Football Annuals 48-49 & 49-50, Findons Football Handbook 48-49, Stanley Matthews Soccer Manual 1st edition 1948, Vernons Sport Summary 1935-36, & Vernons Football Handbook 1934-35 (Every score neatly recorded in pencil in the relevant box for the entire season! ). Good
Lot 1347
WALES FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES Eighteen programmes inc Festival of Britain v Switzerland 1951, Welsh FL v Irish FL 1951, Schools; England v Wales 1955, & 57, Victory Shield v England at Chesterfield 1964, Internationals; v Spain 1961, v England at Wembley (schools), v England at Ninian Park 1967, v Germany WCQ, 2 X Under 23's v England at Bristol 1969, & at Wrexham 1970, home v England 1970, &1972, then away at Northern Ireland May 1975, v England at Wrexham 1976, v Yugoslavia ENC QF 1976, v Czechoslovakia at Wrexham WCQ 1977, Under 18 schools v England at Norwich 1981. Generally good
Lot 1351
CHRISTMAS CARDS Organisations behind the teams 22 x Christmas cards from organisations such as the Football League, the FA, Players Union, Premier League etc, some have original signatures, some have printed ones from people who held positions of authority within the game. Gordon Taylor, David Dent, Bill Fox, Gordon Kelly, UEFA etc. Good
Lot 1358
FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES 1960'S A large collection of 60's programmes, spread across the decade. In total over 240 programmes covering almost 60 different clubs 12 X Luton, 13 X Leicester, 13 X Portsmouth, 17 X Manchester Utd, 10 X Arsenal, 17 X Bury, 21 X West Ham Utd (small versions) and 18 X Wolves are the ones that are represented the most. No punch holes, some team changes, but almost no writing on covers and no duplication. Generally good
Lot 1365
NON-LEAGUE PROGRAMMES One hundred and two programmes involving teams prior to their time in the Football League; Cheltenham X 25, Kidderminster X 28, Macclesfield X 15, Morecambe X 23, Yeovil X 7, Boston Utd single sheet friendly v Barnet August 1991, Burton Albion FA trophy SF 1st Leg v Dartford April1987, Maidstone x 2 Kent Senior Cup Finals v Dartford 1979, and Canterbury both played at London Road Maidstone. Good
Lot 1369
FOOTBALL MISCELLANY Worthington Cup Final 1999 Luncheon Plan at Wembley, Vauxhall Conference Annual Congress Booklets, Blackpool 1993, Brighton 1994, & Stratford-Upon-Avon, Association Football Instructional Book from the 50's, FA Year Book 68-69, Empty sticker books; x3 FIFA WC 2010, Russia 2018, Man Utd Futera 2000, Un-used. FAC Centenary folder (empty) 1872-1972, Esso product. Scrapbook, probably late 40's early 50's, complete with newspaper cuttings. Full set of 'Squelchers'. Good
Lot 1479
WARTIME FOOTBALL A selection including single sheet programme at the El Alamein Club 21/1/1945, Wanderers v Egyptian FA, clear tape and worn, Programme of Events at the RAF Station Sports Ground 6/8/1944, teams listing mounted on paper for RAFD v Polish Forces 1/1/1944 at Blackpool, 2 Union Jack newspapers, Corrie dell Sport and Nuevo Sport Italian newspapers from 1945 and pages from Vim Nederland newspaper from March and February 1941. Fair
Lot 1512
NORTHAMPTON FOOTBALL SEASON 1902-1903 A 16 page magazine with group photos of the Rugby and Association Teams and individual photos of players including team groups for Northampton Association and Rugby teams, Leicester Rugby team, Sheffield United FC and Notts. County FC plus several portrait pictures including Bloomer of Derby County, slight vertical crease. Generally good
Lot 1513
FOOTBALL TICKETS Approximately 160 tickets with the majority being 1990's onwards including England homes at Wembley v. Brazil 63 and Rest of the World 63, FA Cup Finals 1961, 1963 X 2, 1983, 1983 Replay X 2, 1985 and 2013. League Cup Finals 1968, 1983, 2001, 2010 and 2020. Charity Shield 2004. FA Cup S-F's Man Utd v Man City 2013 X 2 plus Arsenal v Everton 72/3. Generally good
Lot 1514
1950'S FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES Thirty eight programmes in various condition including Leeds Utd. V. Fulham 59.60 and Arsenal 57/8 postponed, Plymouth v Coventry 56/7 and Wrexham 58/9, Norwich v Coventry 55/6, Wolves Reserves v Preston Reserves 58/9, Bradford City v Scunthorpe 57/8, Everton v Plymouth 52/3 and Bristol City v Sheff. Weds. 55/6. Poor to fair
Lot 1515
1950'S FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES Fifty two programmes in various condition including West Ham v Bury 54/5, Plymouth v Bournemouth 57/8 and Southampton 58/9, Leeds Utd. V Chelsea 58/9, Stoke v Swansea 58/9, Fulham v Man. City 51/2, Burnley v Newcastle 59/60, Derby v Arsenal 52/3, Colchester v Arsenal 58/9, Blackburn v Arsenal 58/9, Ipswich v Torquay 56/7, Aston Villa v Portsmouth 55/6, Arsenal v Bolton 53/4, Aldershot v Colchester 55/6 and Brentford v Doncaster 51/2. Poor to fair
Lot 1516
1950'S FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES Forty one programmes in various condition including Plymouth v British Army 58/9, Newcastle v Preston 54/5, Norwich v Tottenham 58/9 FA Cup, Fulham v Burnley 50/1, Burnley v Arsenal 53/4, Arsenal v Tottenham 51/2, Cardiff v Arsenal 53/4, Arsenal v Sunderland 50/1 and Carlisle v Exeter 58/9. Poor to fair
Lot 1523
1940'S FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES Fourteen sub-standard programmes in need of attention: Lincoln v Stockport 47/8, Blackpool v Middlesbrough 49/50, Blackpool v Derby 47/8, Fulham v Sheff. Weds.. 47/8, Newcastle and Blackpool 1949/50, Chelsea v Aston Villa and Derby 1945/6, 49/50 and Birmingham 48/9, Charlton v Burnley 48/9, Orient v Millwall 49/50, Arsenal v Burnley 49/50 and WBA v Barnsley 46/7. Poor
Lot 1524
FOOTBALL MISCELLANY Twenty one programmes including GB v Holland 31/7/1948 Olympics played at Arsenal FC, Football League v League of Ireland 10/2/1954 at Man. City FC, London v Paris Youth 25/4/1964 at Chelsea FC. And Republic of Ireland v GB 13/3/1960 Olympics in Dublin, Borough of Weston-Super-Mare v Langford Rovers 4/9/1948 slightly marked. Pirate programmes: England v Scotland 18/4/1953 by Victor and Football League v Irish League 20/10/1954 at Liverpool FC issued by Walker. Song sheets: 8 of which 5 at Wembley including 1967 FA Cup Final and 3 X Wales homes including England 1953. London Midland Railway Handbill for the 1961 FA Cup Final, Tottenham v Leicester. Football Stars magazine No. 2 and February 1966 World Cup Bulletin No. 5 issued by FIFA and the FA. Fair to generally good
Lot 1605
1950'S FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES Fifty programmes including Man. City v Portsmouth 51/2 creased, Doncaster v International XI 52/3 horizontal fold, QPR v Millwall, Swansea v Port Vale small paper loss, Darlington v Tranmere and Walsall v Millwall 55/6, Rotherham v Grimsby, Huddersfield v Besancon and Bristol Rovers, Glasgow v Sheffield and Luton v Birmingham 56/7, 8 X 57/8, of which 5 have one punched hole at the top, 18 X 58/9 including Rangers v Clyde Glasgow Cup Final, Rotherham v Dundee and Lincoln v Liverpool, 10 X 59/60 including Hearts v Kilmarnock LC and Wolves v Red Star Belgrade EC and 3 X 60/1 and 1 X 61/2. Fair to generally good
Lot 1606
1950'S FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES Fifty two programmes including Wolves v Derby creased and Bury v Swansea 49/50, Bradford PA v Southport and Liverpool v Arsenal, split spine 53/4, Bristol Rovers v Stoke and Gillingham v Exeter 54/5, Bradford City v Halifax and Barrow v Oldham 55/6, 4 X 56/7 including Shrewsbury v Ipswich and Notts Co. v Man. City, 12 X 57/8 of which 5 have one punched hole top left, 18 X 58/9 including Stockport v Burnley FA Cup, Luton v Man. City and Chelsea, Scunthorpe v Liverpool, Bradford PA v Darlington, Football League v Irish League at Liverpool FC., Wolves v Schalke EC and Liverpool v Everton Friendly, 7 X 59/60 including Accrington v Southend, 2 X 60/1 and 1 X 61/2. Fair to generally good
Lot 1607
1940'S FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES Twenty four programmes, most of which are in sub-standard condition. Arsenal Res. V Southampton Res. 48/9 Cup, Newcastle v Fulham 47/8, 2 punched holes and score on cover, Brentford v Nottm. Forest 45/6 good, Birmingham 47/8 and Portsmouth 44/5, Derby v Middlesbrough 48/9 staple removed, Charlton v Portsmouth 49/50, Sheff. Weds v Coventry 46/7 small paper loss, Birmingham v WBA 49/50. Wolves v Blackpool 49/50 punched holes, Blackburn 47/8 tape on spine and Stoke 46/7 score on cover, Portsmouth v Burnley 48/9 small tape inside, Plymouth v Aldershot 49/50 good and Chesterfield 48/9, Hull v Preston 49/50, Rotherham and Bradford City both 47/8, Fulham v Charlton 49/50, Shrewsbury Town v Oswestry Town 47/8 Shropshire Senior Cup, punched holes, Doncaster v Coventry 47/8, Southampton v Tottenham 47/8 FA Cup small paper loss, Nottm. Forest v Cardiff 48/9 paper loss from back page and Chelsea v Southampton 44/5 FLS paper loss and worn. Poor to generally good
Lot 1631
1950'S FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES Ninety nine programmes 1950-1955 in various condition including homes at Doncaster Rovers v Bury and Barnsley 50/1, Crewe v Barrow 21/10/1950, Southport v Mansfield 25/10/1952, Rotherham v Sheff. Utd. 1/3/1952, Liverpool v Middlesbrough 50/1, Lincoln City v Doncaster 49/50 and Barrow 51/2, Coventry v Hull 49/50 slightly worn, 2 at West Ham United both London v Glasgow Boys matches 1950 and 1952, Bristol City v Port Vale 50/1, Barnsley v Bury 51/2, Swansea v Bury 51/2 creased, Rochdale v Tranmere 52/3, York v Barrow 50/1, Middlesbrough v Bolton 50/1 score on cover and Northampton v Barnsley 50/1 FA Cup, Plymouth 51/2 date on cover and Coventry 52/3 date on cover. Fair to generally good
Lot 1632
1950'S FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES Fifty five programmes from 1956-1959 in various condition including Leeds Utd. V Everton 59/60, Halifax Town v Darlington FA Cup and Colchester 58/9, Bradford City v Hull 56/7, Southport v Chesterfield 55/6, York City v Sunderland 55/6 FA Cup, Hull and Oldham both 56/7, Plymouth v Rotherham and Notts. Co. 55/6, Sunderland v Birmingham 55/6 FA Cup S-F rusted staple and Workington v Crewe 57/8 and Torquay 58/9. Fair to generally good
Lot 1655
1960'S FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES Over 300 programmes in mixed condition including 16 X 50's, 227 X 60's and 76 X 70's, Chelsea v Man. Utd. 57/8, FA Cup Finals 1959, 1971 and 1972, League Cup Finals 1969 and 1971, 1966 World Cup Tournament programme slightly worn, no writing, FA Cup S-F's Everton v Leeds and Birmingham v WBA both 67/8 and Tottenham v WBA 60/1 Championship issue. Fair
Lot 408
Historically Interesting Presentation Tankard of Donington Hall Prisoner of War Camp Interest, the EPNS 1 pint tankard is beautifully engraved with the signatures of the officers interned in the camp at the time of Christmas 1915. The tankard has 21 signatures in total. Engraved to the top is “Donington Hall Weihnachten 1915”. Probably produced by the officers to send home to loved ones, regimental HQ’s or for their captors. Donington Hall is part of Castle Donington. The prisoner of war camp was established here to accommodate captured German officers. This camp achieved a degree of notoriety in view of its relaxed security and the relatively comfortable conditions afforded the officers, one of whom stated that 'the Commandant did everything he could to alleviate our hard lot'. There appeared to be no restrictions on the consumption of alcohol, the prisoners frequented the luxurious rooms of the Hall, were waited on by lesser ranks, and games of football, cricket, tennis and skittles were organised, all of which led to criticism in the press and a debate in the House of Commons. Matters were made worse by the escape of the dashing pilot and adventurer Gunther Pluschow. In July 1915, after watching one of the deer in the surrounding park push its way through the perimeter fence, he and an accomplice, who was later recaptured, did the same and was able to make his way back to Germany via London and the neutral Netherlands. As such he became the only POW to escape from a UK prison camp back to Germany in either world war.
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