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Click here to subscribeWARTIME DINNER Six page paper Football Dinner menu note for the FA XI v Rhine Army XI, Hannover, 13/11/1946 at 125 Transit Camp. Signed by the players from both sides, signatures include Ted Bates (Southampton), Mullen (Wolves), Spencer (Chelsea), Lewis (Cardiff), Parsons (West Ham), Rickaby (Middlesbrough) , Powell (QPR) etc. Slight folds. Generally good
WARTIME FOOTBALL DRAWING Excellent item and rather unusual. A souvenir of the International Football Match between Great Britain and "France Liberee" played at Parc des Princes, Paris, 30/9/44.This is a colour printed cartoon card by artist "Caza", measuring 13" x 6" and depicting the 11 French players attacking the British Goal which is valiantly defended by a single "Tommy" stood on top of a tank.. Paris had been liberated a month earlier and the card is signed by Air Chief Marshall Sir Trafford Leigh Mallory who was the Commander in Chief of the Allied Expeditionary Air Force and is also signed by Stanley Rous who was Secretary of the FA at the time although he became President of FIFA in 1961 Mallory died six weeks later when his plane crashed near Grenoble. Rather unique. Fold. Generally good.
WATFORD Scarce programme from the Great Wall Mitsubishi International Football Tournament , 1987, signed on the inside cover by Graham Taylor, Watford FC manager. Watford represented England in the Tournament staged in Nanking and Shanghai, 23rd May-31st May 1987 Other teams came from Korea, Rumania, and Japan. Good
FIFA / UEFA AUTOGRAPHS Collection of items related to FIFA and UEFA which include the signatures of Blatter, Platini and Lennart Johansson. Johansson has signed the front of his election brochure for FIFA President, Platini has signed a FIFA Congress Dinner Menu and likewise with Blatter. Also enclosed are a FIFA Congress Luncheon Menu (2002 in Seoul), a FIFA World Cup 2002 folder with official stationery inside, a UEFA Monaco 99 Football Gala Menu and a large UEFA brochure featuring the nominees for various UEFA awards to be presented at the same Gala including Ferguson, Beckham, Zidane, Wenger, Shevchenko and Schmeichel etc. Good
REPRESENTATIVE Over 70 programmes, good England U-23 content, both home and away, Inter-League games etc. Includes: Scottish League v Football League 58/59; Scottish League v Italian League 61/62; Wales v England U-23 57/58; Scotland v England U-23 59/60; Football League v Scottish League 53/54, 59/60, 63/64, 69/70; England v Rumania U-23 57/58 at Wembley; England v Czech 58/59 at Norwich etc. Good
FOOTBALL LEAGUE MANAGERS 1933 Menu and ticket for the Football League Secretaries' and Managers Association Annual Dinner, 28/05/1933 at the Trocadero Restaurant, London, includes a cartoon and list of guests. Some ageing to back cover, blue ribbon on spine. Ticket is in good condition. generally good
RUGBY UNION- ENGLAND 1906 Excellent Onyx clock with plate inscription on front stating "Presented to Mr R.Dibble Bridgwater Albion Football Club by the Town & District as a token of esteem and to mark his gaining International Honours 1906". Robert Dibble was born in Bridgwater in 1882 and made his England debut v Scotland on March 17th 1906 whilst a player at Bridgwater Albion RFC. He took part in the 1908 British Lions tour to New Zealand and Australia and made 22 appearances for England and the British Lions between 1906 and 1912 He died in 1963 aged 81 The clock measures 11" x 12" and comes with key and pendulum although it is not known if it is in working order. Asmall piece of the onyx surround has broken off but the piece is enclosed and could be restored. There have been minor repairs to the surface of the onyx over the years. As described
1966 WORLD CUP Commemorative cover signed by Geoff Hurst issued in 1996 to celebrate the 30th Anniversary of England winning the World Cup. Includes a £2 coin issued in 1996 and a 1966 England Winners postage stamp together with a set of Football Legends stamps issued in 1996 and appropriate frankings. Good
FOOTBALL LEAGUE 1938 Beautiful calf bound Menu for the Fiftieth Anniversary Dinner of the Football League, 30th May 1938 at The Dorchester Hotel, London. Gilt Football League inscription on the front together with red ribbon. Includes Menu, Toasts, Entertainment, Officers, Messages and Committee. Good
FA 1953 Three items relating to the 90th Anniversary celebrations of the FA. Includes Programme of Arrangements booklet which covers England v Rest of the World (FIFA XI) at Wembley 21/10/53, Four page Menu for the Official Dinner, together with a calf bound Football Association Report on the Ninetieth Anniversary Celebrations 1863-1953, 76 pages with a number of photographs. Good
WW1 FOOTBALL Rare programme for Leytonstone FC v Sports Battalion played 16 Jan 1915 The Sports Battalion was a unique Regiment based at White City, formed by footballers and ex-footballers and this 8-page issue refers to recruitment. Vertical fold with slight ageing/wear and is free of writing. Fair/generally good
WAR TIME FOOTBALL Representative match played 5 Feb 1944, British Army v Civil Defence, at Baseball Ground, Derby. Four page issue, horizontal fold, slight marks, number written on front cover. Noted players include Dix, Hagan, Mullen, Leslie Compton, Carter, Worrall etc. Fair/Generally good
ENGLAND CAP 1948-49 - MATTHEWS Official England match cap, v Denmark 1948-49. Played 26/09/1948 in Copenhagen. The name written inside the cap is S.Matthews and Matthews played in the match which ended 0-0. The vendors family were given the cap by Stan Mortensen who did not play in the game , but we can only presume that Stanley Matthews gave the cap to Stan Mortensen. Stanley Matthews played 54 times for England between 1934 and 1957 The cap is dark blue with silver tassle with Denmark 1948-49 embroidered in white on the peak and Three Lions and The Football Association embroidered on the front of the cap. Condition is good. Good
LEEDS CITY AFC 1916 - HERBERT CHAPMAN Letter on Leeds City official notepaper dated January 18th 1916 and signed by Herbert Chapman who was Secretary of the Club at the time before moving on to Huddersfield and Arsenal. Leeds City were expelled from the Football League in 1919-1920 due to financial irregularities and their fixtures were taken over by Port Vale. Leeds United were then formed and joined the League in 1920-21. This is a scarce item in generally good condition. Generally good
ACCRINGTON STANLEY 61-62 The last programme produced by Accrington Stanley , v Bradford City, 03/02/1961 before they resigned from the Football League. Although Stanley played a couple more home games after this match no programmes were printed as the printers had not been paid.. This programme has score, scorers noted and fulltime scores are noted on the h-t scoreboard. No staple. Generally good
PRESTON NORTH END 1890 Excellent very scarce booklet with 16 pages entitled "North End Football Club First Eleven Matches from 1883-84 tom 1889-90. Printed in Preston in 1890, this booklet records the scores, dates and opposition of every game played by Preston North End during this period. The number of games played by the team would be unthinkable today. For example in season 1888-89 when Preston became the first Football League Champions and also won the FA Cup, they actually played 70 games and whilst unbeaten in League and Cup games, they were defeated on 9 occasions in other games losing to Celtic, Third Lanark, Queens' Park, Sheffield Wed, Sunderland , Corinthians and Bolton amongst others. The booklet has annotations inside the back cover showing results from 1890-91 to 1896-97. The booklet has a vertical fold and the back cover is a little grubby. It is complete and the name "Thomas Park" is neatly written on the inside frontispiece. As described.
NEW BRIGHTON Three New Brighton away programmes for games played whilst they were members of the Football League, 12/04/1947 at Rotherham, (very small punch-holes-very minimal print affect), at Shef Utd 08/01/1949 (Cup-good) and at Hull City 30/10/1948 (rusty staple area holes repaired). Fair-generally good
NEW BRIGHTON Three away programmes for New Brighton, one whilst still a Football League club, 04/01/1947 at Doncaster, the other two being after they were replaced by Workington at the end of the 50/51 season. 53/54 at Nelson (Lancs Combination) and 67/68 at Northwich Victoria. Some folds. Generally good
FOOTBALL NEWSPAPERS - POMPEY Collection of Football "Finals" newspapers from 1949 onwards, many are Portsmouth editions, including 12/01/1952 Pompey v Lincoln (Cup), 02/02/1952 Notts County v Pompey (Cup-Football Post), 08/03/1952 Pompey v Newcastle (Cup), Pompey v Doncaster 23/02/1952 (Cup), Pompey v West Brom 23/4/54,(most are Football Mails), Bristol Rovers v Pompey 08/01/1955 (Cup-Green Un), Football Mail 06/05/1950 (Pompey clinch the League title) and 07/05/1949 covers Man Utd v Pompey, last game of first Pompey Championship season, and Football Mail 30/04/1949 Pompey had clinched the title but beat Huddersfield at home, also covers the 49 Cup Final, Leicester v Wolves. Also includes 5 x FA Cup Final colour wrap-arounds from the 63, 64, 65 and 66 FA Cup Finals. Condition is generally good
TOTTENHAM Two letters to the Football League on Tottenham notepaper dated November 1964 and November 1965 Both are signed by R.Jarvis, Club Secretary and they relate to payments to the Football League Pension Scheme and detail some of the salaries including those of Bill Nicholson and Eddie Baily. Good
BRADFORD PARK AVENUE Collection of 21 programmes, 20 from the period after they were voted out of the Football League plus a BPA programme produced for the 68/9 West Riding Cup Final (Huddersfield v Leeds at Park Avenue). Includes four BPA away programmes 70/71 at Lancaster, South Shields and Altrincham plus 71/2 at Macclesfield. Also includes 11 x 72/3 homes and last game at Park Avenue v Gt Harwood. others are mainly 71/2 programmes. Generally good-good
COLCHESTER Collection of 13 home programmes, 47/8 v Barry and Cup v Wrexham (punch-holes, minimal print affected), 48/9 v Chelmsford, 2 x 50/51 -First Football League season , v Gillingham and Plymouth, 2 x 55/6, 1 x 57/8, 4 x 58/9 inc ECL v Eynesbury and Arsenal (Cup) , plus 1 x 59/60. Occasional minor faults. Fair-generally good
WAR TIME FOOTBALL Four page programme for Representative match, F.A XI v The Army, 9 Dec 1944, played at Bradford Park Avenue, players included Busby, Mercer, Barnes, Shackleton, Broome, Smith, Foss etc. The game ended 1-1. Folds, number written on front, team changes/scorers noted, slight marks. Fair
FOOTBALL COMBINATION ITINERARIES Two itinerary cards, v Dutch Selected XI in Amsterdam 24 Oct 1956 and v Brussels League in Brussels 11 Nov 1953 The Football Combination XI was effectively a London Select XI with players from Spurs, Arsenal and Chelsea. Players included Ditchburn, Blunstone, Holton etc. Generally good
ALF RAMSEY / ROY SWINBOURNE Front cover from January 1952 issue of Charles Buchan's Football Monthly: colour picture of Alf Ramsey in England kit signed in ink "best wishes" across white of shirt; on reverse black and white picture of Wolves player Roy Swinbourne signed in ink "best wishes". Generally good
SCARBOROUGH 1987-88 First Football League season for Scarborough. Set of home and away programmes, 29 homes and 26 aways. 46 League home and away (full sets), other homes v Kidderminster (Challenge), Sunderland (Freight-Rover), Grimsby (FA Cup), and North Riding Senior Cup v Rowntree Mackintosh and Guisborough. Aways also include League Cup at Doncaster, Freight Rover Trophy at Rotherham and North Riding at York. Fifty five programmes in total. Generally good-good
FOOTBALL LEAGUE CUP 60-61 Twenty two different programmes for games played in the First season of the Football League Cup, 60-61, includes games at Bury, Bolton (2 different), Tranmere, Darlington (2 different), Swansea, Swindon, Rotherham, Norwich, Leyton Orient, Watford, Plymouth (5 different), Villa (2 different), Southampton (2 different) and Stockport. A few are first round games, some minor faults. Generally good
FOOTBALL LEAGUE CUP 61-62 Thirty six programmes from the 61-62 League Cup, includes Norwich v Middlesbrough and v Lincoln, Middlesbrough v Crewe, Leeds v Huddersfield and v Brentford, Bury v Brighton, several four page issues including Watford v Halifax and Reading and Shef Utd v Fulham, Newcastle and Blackpool. Others include Bradford City v Aston Villa, Ipswich v Swansea, Mansfield v Cardiff and Rotherham v Preston, Blackburn and Luton. Some minor faults but most are generally good-good. Generally good-good
FOOTBALL LEAGUE CUP 60s Collection of Football League Cup programmes, 18 x 62/63, 31 x 63/64 and 21 x 64/65. Also includes official booklet Rules of the Football League Cup 1963-64 issued by the Football League. 62/3 games include Man City v Luton and 2nd replay v Blackpool (both 4 page issues), Chester v Stockport, Doncaster v Bradford City, Carlisle v Norwich, Derby v Blackburn, Bury v Shef Utd, Villa v Norwich and v Stoke, Birmingham v Doncaster, Notts County and Man City. 63/4 includes Leeds v Mansfield, Villa v Barnsley (single sheet), Bournemouth v Newcastle, Oxford v Exeter, Chester v Rochdale, Swindon v Chelsea and v West Ham, Southend v Port Vale, Oldham v Workington, 3 x Gillingham games, Carlisle v Crewe, Middlesbrough v Bradford PA, Halifax v Rochdale, Rotherham v Millwall and v Coventry. 64/5 includes Rotherham v Rochdale, Carlisle v Bristol City, Grimsby v Oldham, Leicester v Crystal Palace, Doncaster v Bradford PA, Shrewsbury v Stoke, Chelsea v Notts County signed by Eddie McCreadie and v Workington, Chester v Derby and Exeter v Bradford City. Most are in good condition, some minor faults. Generally good-good
HEREFORD UTD Twenty five Hereford programmes from their first season in the Football League 1972/73. A complete set of 24 home issues including the green and blue programmes for the first match against Reading. Their first ever match in the League away to Colchester is also included. Generally good
FOOTBALL LEAGUE CUP 60s/70s Collection of over 100 League Cup programmes, 16 x 65/6, 13 x 66/7, 13 x 67/8, 7 x 68/9, 4 x 69/70, 5 x 70/71, 8 x 71/2, 32 x 70s 72/3 to 76/7 plus a few from 61/2 to 64/5. Also includes Rules of the Football League Cup 65-66 issued by the Football League. Some semi-finals included and others include 65/6 Cardiff v Ipswich, Reading and Crewe, Brentford v Workington and Ipswich v Workington, Derby v Hull, Rochdale v Barrow: 66/7 includes Grimsby v Bradford PA, Wolves v Mansfield, Bury v Rochdale and v Workington, Preston v Leeds and v Crewe, 67/8 includes Shef Wed v Barrow, Bolton v Liverpool, Gillingham v Torquay, 68/9 includes Burnley v Swindon Semi replay at West Brom, Plymouth v Exeter second replay at Torquay, 69/70 includes Man Utd v Man City (Semi), Southport v Oldham, Watford v Lincoln, 70/71 includes Man Utd v Aston Villa (Semi), Aldershot v Man Utd, Carlisle v Man City, 71/2 includes Bolton v Liverpool and v Man City plus Barrow v Preston and Norwich v Chelsea. Others include Norwich v Man Utd 74/5 Semi (both legs), Chester v Leeds 74/5, Plymouth v Man City 73/4 (Semi), Birmingham v Luton second replay 72/3 at Northampton, Bolton v Sunderland 61/2, Millwall v Orient 76/7 second replay at Highbury, Bolton v Everton 76/7 (Semi), Bury v Chelsea 72/3, Crewe v Tottenham 75/6, Bournemouth v Gillingham 74/5 second replay at Brentford, Stoke v Chelsea 73/4 and 2 games 74/5 at Stoke v Chelsea. Plus various others. Condition is mostly good with a few minor faults. Generally good-good
Nine Chelsea home programmes season 1913-14, Football League v Bradford City, Burnley, Derby, Manchester City, Newcastle & Sheffield United; friendly v Fulham; South Eastern League v Woolwich Arsenal; and Household Brigade Challenge Cup semi-final; sold with a blue modern Chelsea FC programmes binder inscribed in gilt to the spine for season 1913-14 (10)
Two Scottish football jerseys, a blue Scotland No.13 international jersey 1991-1993, long-sleeved, cloth stitched number; and a Scott McDonald yellow Celtic No.7 away jersey from the pre-season friendly v Fulham at Craven Cottage 19th July 2008, short-sleeved, the reverse lettered McDONALD This international jersey in this lot relates to one of the three matches Scotland played against Roy Hodgson's Switzerland team during the 1990-1991 European Championship qualifiers and the 1992-1993 World Cup qualifiers when they wore this identical style of jersey. The matches were played September 1991, September 1992 and September 1993.
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