MOORE BOBBY: (1941-1993) English Footballer, Captain of the England World Cup winning team, 1966. A printed 8vo football programme for West Ham United v. Liverpool at the Boleyn Ground, Upton Park, 27th February 1965, signed by Bobby Moore in red ink with his name alone to the front cover illustration. Also signed in red ink by John Sissons to the cover. Together with a second printed 8vo football programme for an F.A. Charity Shield match, Liverpool v. West Ham United at Anfield, 15th August 1964, bearing a few unidentified signatures. Some creasing, light folds and minor tears to edges, FR to about G, 2
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GERMAN FOOTBALL: Selection of signed postcard photographs by various German footballers, many of whom were part of the West Germany team defeated by England in the World Cup Final, 1966, including Hans Tilkowski, Willi Schulz, Karl-Heinz Schnellinger, Franz Beckenbauer, Siegfried Held, Horst-Dieter Hottges, Helmut Haller, Uwe Seeler, Wolfgang Weber, Lothar Emmerich, Wolfgang Overath, Friedel Lutz, Max Lorenz etc. Most of the images are colour. Facsimile (1). VG to EX, 17
MANCHESTER UNITED F.C.: A red and black Manchester United souvenir football jersey, with Vodafone sponsors logo at centre, signed by fifteen Manchester United players individually including David Beckham, Paul Scholes, Roy Keane, Gary Neville, Wes Brown, Dwight Yorke, Peter Schmeichel, manager Alex Ferguson etc. Some light age wear, about VG
FOOTBALL: Individual signed colour 4.5 x 6.5 photographs by the footballers Pele and George Best, the images depicting them in head and shoulders poses, Best wearing his red Manchester United jersey. Both of the photographs are signed to clear areas of the images with their names alone. Professionally matted together in black and white and framed and glazed in a wooden frame to an overall size of 17 x 12.5. Together with a signed card by Eric Cantona, professionally matted in red and cream beneath a colour full length image of Cantona in a football action pose wearing his Manchester United strip. 11 x 16 overall. VG, 2
FOOTBALL: Selection of signed 8 x 10 photographs and slightly larger, 12 x 16 photographs (4) by various footballers including Denis Law, Tom Finney, Nat Lofthouse, Malcolm MacDonald, Nobby Stiles, Celtic FC (two identical team photos, both individually signed by eight members of the 1967 European Cup winning team including McNeill, Craig, Gemmell, Chalmers, Wallace & Lennox), Peter Beardsley, Dave Mackay, Alan Hudson, Jimmy Greenhoff & Alex Stepney, Bobby Gould etc. Some images are colour and all show the subjects in football poses. VG to EX, 21
FOOTBALL: A large selection of signed cards, pieces, small signed colour magazine photos, some signed colour 8 x 10 photographs etc., by various footballers, most of whom played in the Premiership, including Stuart Pearce, Des Walker, Colin Cooper, Pierre van Hoojidonk, Gary Crosby, Tim Sherwood, Paul Allen, Brian Talbot, Dean Sturridge, Robbie Fowler, Paul Gascoigne, Ian Rush, David Ginola, Les Ferdinand, Peter Beardsley, John Barnes, Teddy Sheringham, Mark Bosnich, Gareth Southgate, David James, Gary McAllister, Gianluca Vialli, Dion Dublin, Darren Anderton, Jamie Redknapp, Gary Pallister, George Graham, Roberto Di Matteo, Steve Bruce, Steve Staunton, Roy Keane, Gaizka Mendieta, David Platt, Jimmy Case, Phil Neal, Steve McManaman, Trevor Sinclair, Nicolas Anelka, Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink, Brett Emerton, Dennis Wise, Paul Ince, Martin Keown, Kolo Toure, Thierry Henry, Kieron Dyer, Malcolm MacDonald, Jack Charlton, Juan Sebastian Veron, Robert Pires and many others. Also including over 150 unsigned colour 8 x 10 photographs of various footballers (some duplication). Generally G to VG, 350
Wright Barker, RBA (British, 1864-1941), The Greyhound Heavy Weapon (b.1905), in a Landscape, oil on canvas, 100cm (39in). Provenance: Sir Samuel Hill-Wood Bt. and by descent. Heavy Weapon, a brindle male greyhound, by Wartnaby out of Garbitas, was Winner of the Benacre Cup in 1909 and the Waterloo Cup in 1910. Sir Samuel Hill-Wood was a successful cotton manufacturer, in Glossop, in Derbyshire. He was a mad-keen sportsman who financed Glossop into the First Division in 1911 and joined the board of Directors at Arsenal Football Club in 1919, where family members are still represented today. He played rugby league and cricket for Derbyshire. He kept his own pack of hounds, he entered the Waterloo Cup for hare coursing and he owned racehorses. His dogs were all called `HW` as in Heavy Weapon and so on. In the Waterloo Cup Wartnaby`s hardest course was with Garbitas. The pair were mated and produced Heavy Weapon, the 1910 winner of the Waterloo Cup, and later sire of Harmonicon, the 1916 winner, and the golden trio, Sun, Sabre and Signet. Heavy Weapon also won the Waterloo Cup in 1913
Clifford Fishwick 1923-1997- "Football on the Vacant Lot"; watercolour, bears inscription on the mount, 26x37cm: together with six other watercolours by the same hand to include: "Boats Beached", bears inscription on the mount, 24x35.5cm; Storm over a church, watercolour, signed with initials, bears inscription on the mount, 25x35.5cm; Terrace of houses, signed and dated 57, 26.5x35cm; "Railway Siding with Coal Wagons", bears inscription on the mount, 26x35.5cm; Village landscape in mist, signed, dated indistinctly, bears inscription on the mount, 25x35cm., (7), (unframed)
PEACHAM, Henry (1576-1643). Minerva Britanna or A Garden of Heroical Deuises ... newly devised, moralized, and published. London: Wa. Dight, [1612]. 4° (208 x 154mm). General title with woodcut device and architectural border, part title with woodcut device and decorations, 202 (of 204) woodcut emblems. (Lacks V4, C4 torn with slight loss of text, burn hole in E2 affetcing woodcuts recto and verso, woodcuts on S1r-v and Bb4r-v defaced with central area cut out.) Contemporary spotted calf (spine gilt). Provenance: Henry Duke of Kent, 1713 (bookplate) -- Thomas Philip, Earl de Grey (bookplate). ONLY EDITION of this emblem book, dedicated to Prince Henry. It departs in important respects from Peacham's previous emblem works. The interpretative verse is in English, and many of the repreated plates differ in detail. The emblematic woodcuts are believed to be his own work. He hence had no need of the sometimes massice borrowing of plates to which other emblem writers resorted. Reference is made to football and tennis in the emblems on M4 and R3. Hazlitt I, p. 448; Lowndes V, 1808; STC 19511. View on Christie's.com
A China and Metal Round Child`s Hot Plate having raised bear motifs playing football, cricket and golf, 24cm wide, a small pot lid with base having fish motif, a Honiton round trumpet-shaped jug having coloured decoration (chipped) and a set of 4 Poole bulbous egg cups with stand (stand chipped) (9)
SHOOT Forty three Shoot magazines from Number 1 16th August 1969 onwards to 6th June 1970, a complete run contained in two official Shoot binders. Also contained in this Lot is a Day and Mason 51/2 Annual, Cup Final editions of Soccer Star for 1955 and 56, Sports Stars of Today (Denis Law 1963), and a booklet "War Years 1939-45 ( a statistical review of Wartime Football). Generally good
SCUNTHORPE First Football League home programme, Scunthorpe v Shrewsbury, 19/8/50, first League match programme for both teams after their election to the League. Condition is generally good although there is a neat score on the team page, the scores have been neatly inserted onto the fixture list pages and there is a slight fold. Generally good
MEDALS Two medals, 1926-27 Enamel and Silver medal with original box marked "Brunner Mond Junior Football League" on front and "St Wilfrids FC Runners Up H.Moss" on reverse. Hall-marked. The second medal is also hall-marked silver with enamel, and marked on reverse "C.C.F.L 1912-13 Champions N.St M. F.C R.Shenton" on reverse. Generally good
TREASURE BOX There is always at least one and here it is, box containing 4 Boys Soccer Annuals (Eagle, George Best etc), 11 books, 4 x Herts FA handbooks all fifties, 2 Films !977 European Cup Final and 1978 World Cup Final (both Super 8), large numbers of trade and cigarette cards, many pre-war, football, cricket and other sports, "Penalty" Football game (Pepys), circa 60 football programmes, includes Irish Republic 50s including 58 Cup Final Drumcondra v Dundalk, Birmingham City handbook 46/7, "Cricketer" Spring Annual issue 1950, Wills Footballers album 1935-36 complete with cards, 10 packs of Pro-Set cards, , motor racing and cycling handbooks, some International programmes (football), Stars of Soccer and FA Cup Annual 1952, Man Utd v Ajax 1973 Law Testimonial programme, a few Football League reviews, 1970 Mexico World Cup brochure, 1947 Sports Mercury newspaper (Leicester), a few Association of Football Statisticians magazines etc. Certainly well worth a sort through. Conditions vary of course but at least "Fair" and usually "Generally good". As described
POSTCARDS Five postcards, one seemingly with connection to Fulham (1909) although taken and posted in Aberdeen, others relate to crowd scene at Hexham, team group St Leonards N.F.Secs AFC 1919-20, a postcard showing a somewhat "posed" action scene entitled "Will he score, an anxious moment" and finally apostcard showing a team group entitled "The Rugby Football XV season 1913-14" published by Harrods Ltd, Brompton Road, South West London. Generally good
ISTHMIAN LEAGUE / ARSENAL Three Isthmian League handbooks with hard backs and gilt Isthmian League emblem on front. Seasons are 1930/31, 1931/32 and 1932/33 and all three have "Ex Libris Arsenal Football Club " stickers inside the front cover with the Arsenal emblem. Approximately 100 pages per handbook and they include all the League tables for the various divisions from 1905-06 onwards. Generally good
1934 WORLD CUP FINAL Preview edition by "Football Rossini" entitled "La Finale de la Seconde Coupe du Monde A Rome Italiends et Tcheques" produced in Paris, dated 7 June 1934, 8-pages, includes full previews for the Final to be played 10 June, third place play-off previews, tournament results tables, pen pictures, semi-final reviews with team line ups etc. Good
PROGRAMMES Collection of programmes , various clubs, includes Cup Finals, Manchester United Reserve programmes 59/60 x 15 including v Bury , Manchester Senior Cup, all missing tokens, plus other United Reserve/Youth Cup issues, plus others including Football League Reviews. Cup Finals are 56 ( Tape on spine, score on cover),60, 67, 72, 78 and 80, programmes cover 50s to modern, 100+ items. Various conditions. Fair
AUTOGRAPHS Autograph book from the 1950s containing pages with autographs of Norwich City + Reserves, Arsenal "A"team, Stowmarket FC, Tottenham "A" team, West Ham "A", Lowestoft Town, Cambridge Utd, Harrow Town, Norwich City "A" and Peterborough. Others include Jimmy McGrory (Celtic) and a number of Speedway autographs including Boocock, Briggs, Maidment, Arne Pander and Aub Lawson. Most football signatures are in pencil.The album is lacking covers but is otherwise in generally good condition. As described
MISCELLANY Programmes for Olympic Games Athletics, 6/8/1948 at Wembley, (fold), and Kingstonian Res v Wycombe Res, 2/11/57 (creased) + 2 booklets, "Football Stars Past, Present, Future" ( 32 pages, early 50s) and Boys Book of Football Teams ( colour cover, some colour team groups, 49/50, sellotaped spine ). Fair
TABLE FOOTBALL A patented Table Football Game ( Roberts), for 2, 4 or 6 players in original wooden box with pictorial lid ( rules on underside). Largely complete but two of the six players are missing ( game is still playable as two-a -side rather than three-a-side) and one player damaged (repairable). Balls and other accessories are included. Almost certainly pre-Second World War and a similar item sold recently at auction for circa ú250. As described
1950 YEAR BOOK A paperback football annual, Sport Association Football Year Book 1950, excellent record of the 49-50 with results and line-ups of all the games, week by week, England and Scotland. Also has players by Club and appearances and goalscorers by Club, 254 pages full of statistics for the season from this very collectable annual. The Blue Book of Soccer.`
FA HISTORY Hardback book , "The History of the Football Association 1863-1953" The dustjacket is a very good copy of the original dustjacket and the book is in very good condition with 692 pages. Published 1953 by the FA to celebrate 90 years of the Football Association, many illustrations, photographs, statistics etc. Good
1938 WORLD CUP Scare programme, extensive illustrated coverage, published by the French Football Federation, 48-pages. Details of all the teams, fixtures, grounds, match officials, organising committee, FIFA officials etc are provided. Colour covers, numerous photographs of teams, venues etc. Very slight wear but this item is realistically described as "Good" and is very
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