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Click here to subscribeFOOTBALL CIGARETTE CARDS A 23" X 23" framed and glazed mount with a complete set of 50 cards for Association Footballers 1935 issued by WD & HO Wills. The cards are mounted and a copy of the reverse of the cards is pasted on the board at the back. In addition there are two double glazed frames each containing 25 cards, Footballers issued by Cadet Sweets and Associated Footballers 1939 by WD & HO Wills. Good
FOOTBALL AUTOGRAPHS Eighteen multi-signed black & white magazine team groups from the 1960's including Port Vale 60/1, Halifax 1961, Notts. County 1961, Northampton 1961, Wrexham, Coventry City, Walsall, Grimsby Town, Crystal Palace, Millwall 1961/2, Watford, Stoke City, Queen's Park Rangers and Watford 1960. Generally good
TOURNAMENT BIDS / ENGLAND 2006 / IRELAND & SCOTLAND 2008 Items issued to support the bids for Football Tournaments. World Cup 2006 : England X 8 brochures including The Dawning of a New Era, The Stage is Set, England's Welcome To The World, And Their Feet Will Dance Upon England's Green and Pleasant Grounds, For The World, Target 2006, England 2006 Press Folder and large England 2006 brochure with personal message from the Prime Minister. Euro 2008 : Ireland and Scotland note pad and Parker pen. Generally good
LONDON FOOTBALL Nine programmes from the 1940's. Arsenal homes v. Derby and Everton both creased, Charlton homes v. Bolton 46/7, Blackpool and Arsenal 48/9, Fulham homes v. Newcastle 46/7 worn and Tottenham 47/8, Millwall v Southampton 46/7 and QPR v Port Vale 47/8. All are slightly creased. Fair to generally good
ENGLISH SCHOOLS FOOTBALL England programmes at Wembley v. Germany 1959 team changes, Scotland 1952 including Duncan Edwards, 3/4/1956 with ticket and 21/4/1956 with ticket laid down on a lined sheet and a 1958 with songsheet and v. Wales 1957 with songsheet. England v Scotland 1955 at Everton FC, creased, name on cover and team changes. Ireland v England 1954 in Cork, score on cover. Team changes, slightly marked inside with press cutting and London v West Germany 1957 at Charlton. Fair to generally good
FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES / TICKETS Thirty English home programmes with tickets 1978/9 - 2015/16 including 3 Tottenham homes early 1980's, 4 England homes 1979-1983, 14 Crystal Palace homes 1989-1991 and 2 Manchester United homes v. Man. City 80/1 and C. Palace 89/90 and Liverpool v C. Palace 89/90 which finished 9-0. Generally good
1940'S PROGRAMMES Nine football programmes in substandard condition including Lincoln City v Mansfield 8/11/1947 picture cut out of page 5/6, Crystal Palace homes v. Swindon 17/1/1948 and 30/10/1948 both with punched holes, Chelsea v. Newcastle 1/9/1948 slight vertical creases, Burnley v Middlesbrough 22/1/1949, marked on cover and tape on spine, Charlton v Man. City 27/8/1949 tape on spine, punched holes repaired and other minor repairs, Blackpool Reserves v WBA Reserves 5/11/1949 creased, Scotland v England 1948 heavily creased and Arsenal v Fulham 5/11/1949 tape on inside of spine. Poor to fair
FOOTBALL An official unused First Day Cover for the 1958 World Cup Tournament in Halmstad, a 9" X 6" black & white Press photograph of Johan Cruyff in action in the 1974 World Cup for Holland v Uruguay and a Liverpool Echo Heysel Stadium Disaster Special 12 page issue with half of the articles in Italian. Good
1938 FIFA WORLD CUP The Italian football paper ''IL Littoriale'' dated 6 June 1938. 8-page issue which includes extensive reports, pictures and full team line-ups of the eight of the Round of 16 matches, seven of which were played the day before on 5 June 1938 with the other, the opening match Germany v Switzerland played 4 June 1938 in Paris. Generally good
CHELSEA / GUILDFORD Football programme Ted Drake's Ex Chelsea X1 v County Cricketers' X1 played at Guildford City's Ground at Josephs Road 14/3/1971.The match was played for Guildford City's Terry More's and Surrey's Arnold Long's Testimonial Funds. The Chelsea players included the Sillett brothers, John Mortimore, Derek Saunders , Alan Dicks , Frank Blunstone and Guildford's Terry More. The cricketers included Mickey Stewart , Graham Roope , Don Bennett , Geoff Arnold , Ron Tindall and Arnold Long The signature on the front cover might be that of Arnold Long. Some ageing but no writing. Fair to generally good
TREVILLION - ROY OF THE ROVERS Original 1963 Roy of the Rovers artwork by the leading sports artist Paul Trevillion who has been and still is the leading artist of sporting artwork, indeed his artwork hangs in the FIFA Museum in Zurich and he exhibits at the national Football Museum in Manchester. For the first time , in the 65th Anniversary year of Roy of the Rovers, a rare museum piece from the Trevillion collection is offered at auction. It is a 1963 official double stamped Roy of the Rovers, Fleetway Publications Ltd Tiger Comic proof. It shows Trevillion's front page artwork. It is an invaluable one of a kind historic Roy of the Rovers artefact and comes with a framed and mounted first pencil draft sketch which was sketched by Paul in the Fleetway offices. Both have signed Paul Trevillion certificates of authenticity and the actual Roy of the Rovers Tiger Comic in which the artwork appears (10/8/63) is also included. Good
JOHNNY HAYNES - ENGLAND CAP The following collection of items has been entered into our auction by a nephew of Johnny Haynes (Fulham and England) who also enjoyed the benefits of being coached by Johnny. The items were given to the family by Johnny who played 56 times for England being captain on 22 occasions. Johnny played for England between 1954 and the World Cup 1962 when he made his last appearance. His last cap came at the age of 27 as shortly after the 1962 World Cup he was involved in a serious car crash in Blackpool, suffered serious leg injuries and was never picked by England again as Alf Ramsey took over as England manager shortly after the accident . Johnny Haynes also played 658 games for Fulham between 1952/3 and 1969/70 and was also famous for being the first English player to be paid £100 per week after the end of the maximum wage agreement. He scored 158 goals for Fulham and 18 goals for England from his inside forward position. Johnny also made a number of appearances for the Football League, England Under 23 and England B. After retiring from Fulham in 1970, Johnny went to South Africa and played for a number of clubs in the Durban area , returning to live in Britain (Scotland) in 1985 . Johnny died in Edinburgh in 2005 on his 71st Birthday. The first item is an England Cap covering the games v Ireland and Scotland 1958-59 , blue with match details on the peak. Three Lions badge and silver tassel. Good
HAYNES - SCOTLAND Blue Scotland shirt exchanged with England player Johnny Haynes. Number 7 on reverse in white, blue short sleeved shirt, white trim to sleeves, Scottish Football Association badge to left breast and white "V" neck collar. Label states made by Umbro, styled by Matt Busby with a second label stating "Alexander and Sons , Paisley. Haynes played five times against Scotland, 1956, 58, 59, 61 and 62. The Scottish number seven in those games were the following: Leggat, Herd (George), Leggat, MacLeod and Scott. As Leggat also played for Fulham, it is quite likely that the shirt was originally his but we cannot guarantee this. Good
HAYNES - SCOTTISH LEAGUE Blue Scottish Football League long - sleeved shirt exchanged with Johnny Haynes after the 1955-56 Scottish League v Football League International, 26/10/55 at Hillsborough. The English League won the game 4-2. the blue long-sleeved shirt has number 4 in white on the back and was worn by Evans of Celtic who probably had the job of marking Haynes. The label states "Umbro Tangeru" with a second label stating "The Sportsman's Emporium Ltd, St Vincent Street, Glasgow". There is a yellow and red Scottish Football league badge on left breast stating match details and 1955-56. White collar. Good
HAYNES - SCHOOLS MEDALS Eight medals awarded to Johnny Haynes from his schools football era. The medals are: 2 x "The Star" Middlesex Schools Shield Competition Winners, 1948-49 and 1949-50 and inscribed J.Haynes, 2 x London Schools FA Corinthian Winners medals 1947-8 and 1949-50 , both inscribed J.Haynes Edmonton Boys, 2 x London Schools FA medals both inscribed J.Haynes London Boys, one 1949 , the other 1950 plus Middlesex Schools FA badge inscribed J.Haynes 1950 and silver hallmarked London Schools FA medal inscribed Sun Wrs 1946-7 Edmonton Boys J.Haynes. Good
FL JUBILEE 1938 Football League Jubilee booklet/programme exactly the same as the Arsenal v Tottenham issue apart from the middle two pages which relate to Tottenham only , being a potted history of Tottenham in the League and the Cup. We feel that this issue was on sale at the Tottenham ground only. Good
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