A 9CT GOLD 1981 CENTENARY F.A.CUP FINAL WINNERS MEDAL, the obverse inscribed The Football Association Challenge Cup, Winners, the rim inscribed Season 1980-81, with ring suspension. Tottenham Hotspur won the 1981 final after a replay. In the first match played on 9th May 1981, Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester City drew the match 1-1. In the replay played on 14th May 1981, Tottenham Hotspur defeated Manchester City 3-2. The 1981 F.A.Cup Final was indeed a memorable occasion befitting the hundredth final. Tommy Hutchinson, Manchester City`s forward scored twice in the first game, one for his own side and an equalising own goal for Tottenham Hotspur, the first man to score for both teams in a final since 1946. In the replay it was Ricky Villa who scored twice and his winning goal is arguable one of the best ever F.A.Cup final goals. Lots 491-492 relate to the playing career of Tottenham Hotspur goalkeeper Milija Aleksic
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A 9CT GOLD AND ENAMEL 1927-28 SCOTTISH CUP WINNERS MEDAL. The obverse inscribed Scottish Football Association, the reverse inscribed Scottish Cup, Won By Rangers F.C., J. Kerr, Trainer, 1927-28, with ring suspension, in original fitted case In the above cup final played on 14th April 1928 at Hampden Park, Rangers defeated Celtic 4-0. Lots 493-502 were awarded to Rangers and Heart of Midlothian trainer James Kerr
A 9CT GOLD AND ENAMEL 1929-30 SCOTTISH CUP WINNERS MEDAL. The obverse inscribed Scottish Football Association, the reverse inscribed Scottish Cup, Won by Rangers F.C., J Kerr (Trainer), 1929-30, with ring suspension In the above cup final played on settled after a replay on 16th April 1930 at Hampden Park, Rangers defeated Partick Thistle 2-1. Lots 493-502 were awarded to Rangers and Heart of Midlothian trainer James Kerr
A 9CT GOLD 1930-31 SCOTTISH LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP MEDAL. The obverse inscribed Scottish League Championship, 1930-31, the reverse inscribed Rangers Football Club, Won By, J. Kerr (Trainer), with ring suspension, in original fitted case, Rangers won the Division 1 Championship this season with 60 points Celtic being runners-up on 58 points. Lots 493-502 were awarded to Rangers and Heart of Midlothian trainer James Kerr
A 9CT GOLD MEDAL. The obverse inscribed Charity Cup, with ring suspension; and white-metal and enamel lapel badge, inscribed Scottish Football Association, with tartan ribbon; and a French F.A. gilt-metal and enamel lapel badge, inscribed FFFA (3). Lots 493-502 were awarded to Rangers and Heart of Midlothian trainer James Kerr
RANGERS F.C.: A SILK HANDKERCHIEF, printed with a team line-up of the 1929-30 Rangers squad and printed Scottish League Champions, Rangers Football Club, Season 1929-1930, 16 x 16in. (approx), some very slight staining otherwise overall in excellent condition. Lots 493-502 were awarded to Rangers and Heart of Midlothian trainer James Kerr
RANGER F.C. TOUR OF CANADA 1930: AN ORIGINAL HAND-PAINTED PIECE OF BUFFALO HIDE, painted with a figure of a native American and inscribed Winnipeg, Manitoba, Manitoba Football Assn, the reverse inscribed Presented to J. Kerr Of Glasgow Rangers F.C., June 1930, 25 x 21in. (63.5 x 53.5cm). The above was presented to Kerr by the Manitoba Football Association. Lots 493-502 were awarded to Rangers and Heart of Midlothian trainer James Kerr
A 9CT GOLD AND ENAMEL 1922-23 SCOTTISH CUP WINNERS MEDAL. The obverse inscribed Scottish Football Association, the reverse inscribed Won By, Celtic F.C., 1922-23, P. Gallagher, with ring suspension, in original case. In the above Scottish Cup final played on 31st March 1923 at Hampden Park, Celtic defeated Hibernian 1-0. This lot relates to the career of Celtic and Ireland International Patsy Gallagher
A 9CT GOLD AND ENAMEL 1953-54 SCOTTISH CUP WINNERS MEDAL. The obverse inscribed Scottish Football Association, the reverse inscribed Scottish Cup 1953-54, Winners, J.Stein, with ring suspension, in original case. Exhibited: The Scottish Football Museum, Hampden. In the above match played on 24th April 1954 at Hampden, Celtic defeated Aberdeen 2-0. This was Stein`s first major domestic medal won with Celtic. This lot relates to the playing career of the Scottish Football legend Jock Stein CBE
A 9CT GOLD AND ENAMEL 1970-71 LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP WINNERS MEDAL. The obverse inscribed Scottish Football League Championship, the reverse inscribed First Division, Season 1970-71, enamel chipped in places, with ring suspension, in case. Celtic won the First Division championship this season with 56 points, Aberdeen being runners-up on 54 points. Lots 505-506 relate to the career of Celtic and Scotland International George Connelly
A WHITE-METAL MOUNTED CLARET JUG, presented to George Connelly after his participation in the Jackie Charlton testimonial match, 12in. (30.5cm) high; a pewter and enamel tankard, inscribed George Connelly 1965-72, To Commemorate Seven Consecutive League Championship; a Bakelite, white-metal and enamel mounted plaque, inscribed The Scottish 2nd XI Football Association. 1965-66, Scottish 2nd XI Cup, Final Tie, Winners; and another similar inscribed 1968-69, Scottish 2nd XI Cup, Final Tie, Runners-Up (4). Lots 505-506 relate to the career of Celtic and Scotland International George Connelly
A 9CT GOLD 1959-60 INTER-LEAGUE MEDAL. The obverse inscribed SFL, the reverse inscribed S.F.L., V, F.L., 1959-60, R. McCann, with ring suspension, in original case. In the above match played on 23rd March 1960 at Highbury, The Football League defeated the Scottish Football League 1-0. Lots 509-527 relate to the career of Motherwell and Scotland International Robert "Bert" McCann
A WHITE SCOTTISH FOOTBALL LEAGUE XI V. SCOTLAND XI SHIRT. No. 6, with button-up collar and embroidered cloth badge. The above shirt was worn by Bert McCann in the above match played on 16th March 1959, the Scottish Football League defeating the Scotland XI 6-5, McCann captained the League XI in this match. Lots 509-527 relate to the career of Motherwell and Scotland International Robert "Bert" McCann
A BLUE SCOTLAND COLTS V. CLYDE SHIRT.No.8, with button-up collar and embroidered cloth badge, inscribed The Scottish Football Association. The above shirt was worn by Bert McCann in the above match. In the match against Clyde played on 14th December 1955 at Shawfield Stadium, the Scotland Colts defeating Clyde 5-1, McCann scoring one goal. Lots 509-527 relate to the career of Motherwell and Scotland International Robert "Bert" McCann
A WHITE ENGLAND INTER-LEAGUE SHORT-SLEEVED SHIRT. No.2, with v-neck collar and embroidered cloth badge, inscribed Scottish Match, The Football League. The above shirt was worn by Jimmy Armfield and gained by McCann as a swap after the Inter-League match against The Scottish League played on 23rd March 1960 at Highbury, the match ending in a 1-0 victory to the Football League. Lots 509-527 relate to the career of Motherwell and Scotland International Robert "Bert" McCann
A GREEN NORTHERN IRELAND V. SCOTLAND INTERNATIONAL SHORT-SLEEVED SHIRT. No.11, with v-neck collar and embroidered cloth badge, inscribed Irish Football Association; and a match programme. The above shirt was worn by Peter McParland and gained by McCann as a swap after the match. In the match played on 3rd October 1959 at Windsor Park, Scotland defeated Northern Ireland 4-0. Lots 509-527 relate to the career of Motherwell and Scotland International Robert "Bert" McCann
A NICE COLLECTION OF MANCHESTER UNITED FIRST DAY COVERS: seven autographed Football League Commemorative Series examples, fully illustrated with 70th Anniversary of Manchester United, 28 April 1972 and each one bearing a single autograph, comprising: Matt Busby; Bobby Charlton; George Best; Martin Buchan; Dennis Law; Ian Moore; and Frank O`Farrell and a World Cup commemorative first day cover, 1st June 1966; and England World Cup Victory first day cover, 18th August 1966, (9).
EMLYN HUGHES TESTIMONIAL, A WHITE AND RED SONDICO LEATHER FOOTBALL with printed stamp Emlyn Hughes Testimonial Football, 1978-79, the ball bearing numerous Liverpool player autographs including Emlyn Hughes, Kenny Dalglish, Phil Neal, Phil Thompson, Terry McDermott, Alan Kennedy, Tommy Smith etc, some of the autographs slightly faded, ball is used condition and deflated. The ball was won by the vendor`s mother in a competition run by `Leyland Truck and Bus Times`, win a ball used in the Emlyn Hughes testimonial.
A SHEFFIELD UNITED V. BRADFORD PARK AVENUE, F.A.CUP, 3RD ROUND, MATCH PROGRAMME, 20/2/1915 various small areas of tearing on the covers and spine, cover slightly marked. Lots 483, 484 & 634 relate to the career of Celtic, Derby County, Tottenham Hotspur and Bradford Park Avenue wing-forward Jimmy Bauchop, James Rae Bauchop was born in Sauchie in 1896 after playing for his local sides Sauchie FC and Alloa, he joined the Celtic six-in-a-row side in January 1906 and impressed at once as a "cool and effective" exponent on the right or left wing. However, he was unable to secure a regular first-team place and after brief spells on loan with Norwich City and Crystal Palace he joined Derby County. He flourished in England as an inside left-left possessing a dynamite shot and scoring numerous hat-tricks. He had further spells with Tottenham Hotspur and Bradford Park Avenue. He retired from football in 1924 were he became Bradford Park Avenue’s trainer
A RARE BEAUMARIS V. NEWCASTLE UNITED GRAND FOOTBALL MATCH, MATCH CARD, 5/2/1908 played at Beaumaris Anglesey, North Wales, creases at three corners, card printed by J.R. Jones, Minerva Works, Beaumaris. From research the above match is unlisted and was played just after Newcastle United`s F.A.Cup win over West Ham United and just prior to a league match against Manchester United.
EIGHT NEWCASTLE UNITED MATCH PROGRAMMES from 1953 to 1964 including Chelsea, 5/12/53, spine taped; three Sunderland match programmes from 1962 to 1964 including Portsmouth, Football League Cup, 4th Round, Replay, 21/11/62; three Hull City match programmes from 1960 to 1962 including Barnsley, 19/9/60; and two Middlesbrough programmes (16).
WENDY WOOD (GWENDOLINE EMILY MEACHAM). SUMMER RITE. watercolour, signed. 54cm x 38cm. Provenance; The artist`s estate. Note; Wendy Wood, a pseudonym for Gwendoline Meacham, was a fervent Scottish nationalist as well as an artist. One of the founders of the National Party for Scotland, she left it to establish her own organisation, the Scottish Patriots. In 1932 she led a group of nationalists into Stirling Castle, pulled down the union flag and put up the lion rampant. In 1951 she was arrested and imprisoned for incitement to riot after addressing football supporters before a Scotland versus England game. Though less known, her artistic work includes drawings and watercolours for children’s books and the comic ‘Little Dots’. She also worked for the BBC as ‘Auntie Gwen’ in a children’s radio program and, in the 1970s, read Scottish stories for the TV programme Jackanory.
WENDY WOOD (GWENDOLINE EMILY MEACHAM). DESIGN FOR A FESTIVAL. watercolour, signed. 51cm x 38cm. Provenance; The artist`s estate. Note; Wendy Wood, a pseudonym for Gwendoline Meacham, was a fervent Scottish nationalist as well as an artist. One of the founders of the National Party for Scotland, she left it to establish her own organisation, the Scottish Patriots. In 1932 she led a group of nationalists into Stirling Castle, pulled down the union flag and put up the lion rampant. In 1951 she was arrested and imprisoned for incitement to riot after addressing football supporters before a Scotland versus England game. Though less known, her artistic work includes drawings and watercolours for children’s books and the comic ‘Little Dots’. She also worked for the BBC as ‘Auntie Gwen’ in a children’s radio program and, in the 1970s, read Scottish stories for the TV programme Jackanory.
WENDY WOOD (GWENDOLINE EMILY MEACHAM). BY THE FULL MOON. watercolour, signed. 44.5cm x 34cm. Provenance; The artist`s estate. Note; Wendy Wood, a pseudonym for Gwendoline Meacham, was a fervent Scottish nationalist as well as an artist. One of the founders of the National Party for Scotland, she left it to establish her own organisation, the Scottish Patriots. In 1932 she led a group of nationalists into Stirling Castle, pulled down the union flag and put up the lion rampant. In 1951 she was arrested and imprisoned for incitement to riot after addressing football supporters before a Scotland versus England game. Though less known, her artistic work includes drawings and watercolours for children’s books and the comic ‘Little Dots’. She also worked for the BBC as ‘Auntie Gwen’ in a children’s radio program and, in the 1970s, read Scottish stories for the TV programme Jackanory.
The Furber collection of Wolverhampton Wanderers and other football programmes from 1948 to 2006 to include home and away programmes, various International, FA Cup, also a quantity of further programmes to include Scottish, various other teams to include Manchester Utd, Liverpool etc, contained in large quantity of file boxes (Illustrated)
A large quantity of football memorabilia to include Wolverhampton Wanderers season tickets from the 1960s, 70s and later, various ticket stubs to include Manchester Utd FA Cup Final ticket stub for 1948 and programme, large quantity of further ticket stubs to include Internationals, FA Cup and other games, large quantity of footballing magazines, books, annuals etc, contained in eight large file boxes
* Daily Mirror World Cup Rally - London-Mexico and South America 1970. A comprehensive group of literature and ephemera including Official Programme (also featuring football stars) and Regulations Booklet, route-maps and broadcasting notes relating to all competitors, comprising two loose-leaf pads containing hand-manuscript notes on all individual competitors, also some typescript and other manuscript press information and personal notes, documented for broadcasting and reportage during the event which lasted for two months culminating in conjunction with the World Cup football championships in Mexico, together with telegram to fellow racing journalist Bernard Cahier, plus; a Gulf International Rally programme 1965, London-Sydney Marathon booklet and Kingsway Luncheon Club Dinner Menu in honour of Raymond Baxter May 1954, and a Classique Rallye Monte Carlo folio with programme etc (-)
* Prisoners of War in Java. An autograph album compiled by G.M. Evans while at Tandjong Priok prison camp, Java, 1942-45, a mixture of drawings, quotations with signatures and inscriptions on fifty-three pages, mostly written to rectos only and largely in pencil, the first page written in memory of the officers and men of the 240 [241?] Battery, 77 HAA Regiment, Royal Artillery killed on active service in a rail crash near Melang, Java, 4th February 1942, a drawing of a cavalier with a gun signed S. Freeman, Java 1942, a poem by Wilfred Gibson signed Wm Spence, Java, Christmas 1942, a pencil drawing of Rhodes memorial, Cape Town, signed J.D. Williams, Java 1943, a page listing Cardiff City and Wales International football matches played in by Ernie Curtis (including FA Cup winning team 1927 and runner-up 1931), signed and dated 1943, a pencil cartoon of P.O.W. camp life, signed GME, a coloured pencil drawing of a Javanese actor, signed Larry O`Mahony (died Thailand 1943), a pencil drawing of HM Kortenaer, signed J. de Greaff, 1942, coloured drawing of the regimental crest of the 77th (Welsh) Heavy Anti Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery, signed Lionel H. Stanton, Tandjong Priok, Java, 1943, one page with num. signatures under the heading Ward 12, Vincentius Prisoner of War Hospital, Batavia, Java, June 1943, etc., mostly written or drawn to rectos only with some items pasted in, a little soiling, contemp. canvas covered boards with ink lettered upper cover, stitching broken and contents loose, narrow oblong 8vo. A full list of contents available by fax or post. (1)
* Airspeed AS-57 and AS-60 `Ambassador`. A fascinating and important archive relating to the inception, building, production, test flying and entry into service of this highly successful aircraft, the archive includes general correspondence between Major de Havilland and F. G. Miles, employment and staff details including salaries paid and personal reports, principle layout drawings of Military and Civil versions of the AS-60, AS-57 production record, flight-test reports and modification recommendations, B.E.A. flight experience reports, B.E.A. acceptance check folio, original Airspeed/F.G. Miles specification document dated April 30, 1948, de-icing trial reports for G-ALFR and for split-flap performance, a report signed by Mr Errington (test pilot) after the first passenger flight of G-AMAD dated 20-6-51, an `Ambassador` aircraft manual dated 14-6-51 being G. H. Miles`s personal copy with drawings in pencil and a quantity of similar material in original Airspeed file. Historical note: It was a British European Airways Airspeed A5-57 Ambassador that crashed on its third attempt to take off from a slush-covered runway at Munich-Reim Airport, on 6 February 1958, killing 20 of the 44 passengers, including eight of the Manchester United football team players, nicknamed the "Busby Babes". (a lot)
* Music Hall. A good collection of 200+ black and white portrait postcards and photographs of music hall stars and other entertainers of the day, c. 1918-23, almost all signed by the sitter, including Vesta Tilley, Florie Forde, Stanley Lupino, Wee Georgie Wood, Will Hay, George Robey, Cedric Sharpe and many others, some a little dustsoiled and marked, contained in four modern plastic files. Collected by Harry Hudson, stage doorman at the Old Grand Theatre, Birmingham. One photograph shows a group of people on stage, inscribed on the reverse `The Presentation of a basket of flowers to Miss Veronica Brady from the Directors & Players of the Millwall Football Club on their visit to `The Mustard Club`, New Cross Empire, when Millwall beat Huddersfield in the English Cup Tie, Jan 8th 1927. Fred Croxton, General Manager`. (4)
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