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Lot 268
Cricket and football autographs, two autograph albums, the first compiled circa 1948-1950 with New Zealand 1949 & West Indies 1950, plus various county groups and individuals, and good football content; the second album, mostly cricket, and including India 1952 & Pakistan 1954; together with four signed real photo postcards of Kent players, A signed Kent pamphlet and a 1954 Playfair annual bearing signatures (8)
Lot 304
Football League Inter-League Match itinerary for England v Scotland played at Middlesbrough 17th February 1912, printed with team details, travelling arrangements and instructions; sold together with a luncheon menu for the two Football League Management Committees held on the occasion of the match at the Corporation Hotel, Middlesbrough (2)
Lot 306
A ticket, Football League itinerary and Notts County F.C. dinner invitation for the T.E. Harris Testimonial Match played at Meadow Lane 10th December 1913, the ticket marked complimentary, the itinerary printed with team details, travelling arrangements and instructions, the dinner held at the Welbeck Hotel, Milton Street; sold together with a Nottingham Forest F.C. luncheon menu for the Management Committee of the Football League, held at the Albert Hotel, Nottingham, 3rd October 1912 (4) Although the ticket describes the match as the Football League v Notts. Forest, the FL`s opponents at Meadow Lane were in fact a combined Forest and County XI
Lot 307
A Football League Inter-League Match itinerary for England v Scotland played at Burnley FC 21st March 1914, printed with team details, travelling arrangements and instructions; sold together with a dinner invitation "In commemoration of the return of Burnley Football Club into the First Division of the Football League," the invite from Philip Morrell M.P., held at the Small Assembly Hall, Mechanics` Institution, 1st May 1913 (2)
Lot 308
Two Football League Inter-League Match itineraries for England v Scotland games played at Hampden Park 1st March 1913 and Celtic Park 20th March 1915, both printed with team details, travelling arrangements and instructions; sold together with a Scottish Football League "Coming of Age" celebration dinner menu, held at the Grosvenor Restaurant Glasgow, 28th December 1911 (3)
Lot 311
Four items of ephemera relating to a West Bromwich Albion club director and dating between 1912 and 1915, A Manchester County Football Association itinerary for the "twenty-first annual pic-nic" to Llandudno 29th June 1912; two invitations, Opening of the Carlyle Club in Piccadilly May 1914, and a luncheon at "The Pines", Clayton Green, 6th October 1914; and a W.B.A. 1915 Christmas and New Year compliments card reading "Trusting we shall soon have peace restored, and that football will be resumed next season
Lot 314
A Football Association itinerary for the England v Scotland Victory International played at Everton 26th April 1919, printed with team details, travelling arrangements and instructions; sold together with an Everton FC luncheon menu fo the Everton v Notts Forest League Championship match 17th May 1919, held at the Exchange Station Hotel (2)
Lot 318
A Football Association itinerary and an unused ticket for the England v The North International Trial Match played at Burnley FC 28th February 1921, the itinerary printed with team details, travelling arrangements and instructions; the ticket complete with counterfoil stub, stamped `complimentary` and allowing admittance to Reserved Council Seats (2)
Lot 320
A Football Association itinerary for the England v The South International Trial Match played at Tottenham Hotspur FC 7th February 1921, the itinerary printed with team details, travelling arrangements and instructions; sold together with an invitation to the Tottenham Hotspur 1921 F.A. Cup celebration dinner at the King`s Hall, Holborn Restaurant, 22nd November 1921 (2)
Lot 321
Two Football League Inter-League Match itineraries for England v Scotland games played at Ibrox Park 5th April 1919 and Hampden Park 20th March 1920, the first being a `Victory Inter-League Match`, both printed with team details, travelling arrangements and instructions; sold together with a ticket stub for the Hampden Park match, printed `complimentary` and allowing admittance to the Centre Stand (3)
Lot 323
A ticket and a Football League itinerary for the England v Scotland Inter-League match played at Arsenal FC 12th March 1921, the ticket marked `complimentary` and allowing admittance to the Directors` Box, the itinerary printed with team details, travelling arrangements and instructions; sold together with a menu for a dinner for the Football League Committee hosted by Arsenal FC at the Connaught Rooms, Kingsway, 31st May 1920; and an Arsenal FC invitation for a similar event at the Connaught held the previous year, 2nd June 1919 (4)
Lot 324
West Bromwich Albion chairman Harry Keys`s printed invitation to the Dinner to celebrate the club`s Football League Division One Championship winning season of 1919-20, held at the White Horse Hotel, Congreave Street, Birmingham, 19th May 1920; together with a printed seating plan for the dinner (2)
Lot 325
Two menus relating to the West Bromwich Albion Luncheon and Dinner given to Members of the Management Committee of the Football League 13th September 1920, the two meals held at the Queen`s Hotel, Birmingham, at 1.15pm and 7.30pm, the dinner menu signed inside by WBA directors and officials including Billy Bassett, Harry Keys, Dan Nurse and Fred Everiss, additionally signed by Charles E. Sutcliffe of the Football League; sold together with a printed invitation for the luncheon and dinner; and a b&w photograph by Lewis Nurse of the ornamental flower arrangement in Dartmouth Park, West Bromwich, on 13th September, the flowers spelling out the word "Champions" and portraying the Football League Championship trophy and a shield and crest (4)
Lot 328
1922 F.A. Cup final memorabilia Huddersfield Town v Preston North End played at Stamford Bridge, comprising a Football Association refreshments ticket for admittance to the Tea Room (Billiard Room above the Chelsea Club Offices); A Staffordshire F.A. itinerary for the final; a Football Association dinner menu for the Holborn Restaurant on the evening after the match; and an invitation from Preston North End FC for their Cup Final Dinner held at the Public Hall, Preston, 1st May (4)
Lot 330
Two Football Association itineraries for the England v Wales international at Liverpool FC 13th March 1922 and the international v Ireland played at West Bromwich Albion FC 21st October 1922, both printed with details of the team, travel arrangements and instructions; sold together with a ticket for the Football Association International Trial Match England v The North played at Bradford City FC 6th February 1922 (3)
Lot 339
A ticket and a Football Association itinerary for the Charity Shield Amateurs v Professionals played at Arsenal FC 6th October 1924, the ticket stamped "Selection Committee" and allowing admittance to the Directors` Stand; the itinerary with printed team details, travel arrangements and instructions (2)
Lot 340
A fine group of memorabilia relating to the France v England international played at the Stade Olympique De Colombes in Paris 21st May 1925, a VIP match ticket for the Tribune Presidentielle; a Football Association itinerary printed with team details, travel arrangements and instructions; two printed invitations from Monsieur Jules Rimet, the first to attend the match, the second to attend the post-match dinner; a menu for said dinner held at the Palais D`Orsay; and an information flyer on La Vanne Rouge Restaurant & Hotel, Montigny-Sur-loing (6)
Lot 342
An unused ticket for the England v Wales international match played at Blackburn Rovers 3rd March 1924, complete with counterfoil stub, stamped `complimentary` and allowing admittance to the Council Seats in the Directors` Box; sold together with a Football Association itinerary for the match printed with team details, travel arrangements and instructions (2)
Lot 343
A ticket and a Football Association itinerary for the England v Ireland international match played at Everton FC 22nd October 1924, the ticket stamped `Selection Committee` and `complimentary` and allowing admittance to the Reserved Council Seats in the Directors` Box; the Football Association itinerary printed with team details, travel arrangements and instructions (2)
Lot 344
A ticket stub, a Football Association itinerary and a menu for the England v Belgium international match played at West Bromwich Albion FC 8th December 1924, the ticket allowing admittance to the Council Seats in the Centre Stand, the Football Association itinerary printed with team details, travel arrangements and instructions; the F.A. dinner held at The Queen`s Hotel, Birmingham, on the evening of the match (3)
Lot 346
A group of four Football Association itineraries, i) International Trial Match England v The North played at Leeds United FC 19th February 1923; ii) F.A. XI v The Army plated at the United Services Ground, Chatham, 15th October 1924; iii) England v Ireland Amateur International played at the Cliftonville Ground, Belfast, 8th November 1924; & iv) F.A. XI v Cambridge University played at the University Ground, Cambridge, 27th November 1924, each printed with team details, travel arrangements and instructions
Lot 347
A Football Association itinerary for the England v South Africa amateur international match played at Southampton FC 11th October 1924, printed with team details, travel arrangements and instructions; sold together with a Football Association table plan for a dinner to the South African football team, held at the Holborn Restaurant, London, 27th October 1924 (2)
Lot 348
An unused ticket and a Football Association itinerary for the England v South Africa amateur international match played at Tottenham Hotspur 26th November 1924, the ticket stamped `Selection Committee` and `Complimentary` and allowing admittance to the Reserved Council Seating in the Visiting Directors Box, the itinerary printed with team details, travel arrangements and instructions (2)
Lot 349
Two unused tickets and two Football League itineraries for the England v Ireland Inter-League Matches played at Windsor Park 29th September 1923 and at Cliftonville 11th October 1924 both tickets complete with counterfoils and allowing admittance to the Council Stand, the itineraries printed with team details, travel arrangements and instructions (4)
Lot 350
A ticket and a Football League itinerary for the England v Scotland Inter-League Match played at Newcastle United 17th February 1923, the ticket stamped `Complimentary` and allowing admittance to the Directors` Enclosure, the itinerary printed with team details, travel arrangements and instructions (2)
Lot 357
A ticket and a Football Association itinerary for the England v Ireland Amateur International Match played at Blackpool FC 12th November 1927, the ticket stamped `[selection] Committee` and `complimentary`, and allowing admittance to Reserved Council Seats in the Director`s Box; the itinerary with printed team details, travel arrangements and instructions (2)
Lot 358
Two tickets and two Football Association itineraries for the England v The Rest International Trial Matches played at West Bromwich Albion 23rd January 1928 and Middlesbrough 8th February 1928 the `Boro ticket being the main ticket portion, the WBA being a stub, both allowing admittance for Reserved Council Seats, the itineraries printed with team details, travel arrangements and instructions (4)
Lot 359
A group of four Football Association itineraries, i) F.A. XI v Staffordshire played at Wolverhampton Wanderers 15th November 1926, ii) F.A. Team v Shropshire F.A. played at Shrewsbury Town 24th February 1927, iii) F.A. Amateur XI v Oxford University played at Oxford 16th November 1927; and iv) F.A. Amateur XI v The Universities of Leeds & Durham, played at Stockton FC, 29th February 1928
Lot 360
A ticket and a Football Association itinerary for the England v The Rest International Trial Match played at Newcastle United 10th February 1926, the ticket stamped `Committee` and `complimentary`, and allowing admittance to a Reserved Council Seat in the Directors` Enclosure; the itinerary with printed team details, travel arrangements and instructions; sold together with a b&w photograph of the Football Association Selection Committee at a snowy St James` Park for the Trial Match (3)
Lot 362
Football League itineraries and tickets, three itineraries for England Inter-League matches v Scotland at Leicester City FC 19th March 1927, v Ireland at Newcastle United FC 21st September 1927 and v Scotland at Ibrox Park 10th March 1928, a ticket stub for the Newcastle match and a ticket for the Ibrox game; together with a ticket for a Grand Charity Match in aid of the Fleetwood Relief Fund, Football League XI v Blackpool at Bloomfield Road 23rd November 1927 (6)
Lot 363
Harry Keys memorabilia, a timetable, invitation and menu for a Newcastle United dinner on the occasion of the visit of the Football League Management Committee 12th August 1927; a menu for an Everton FC dinner on the occasion of the visit of the Football League Management Committee 10th August 1928; a Football Association Dinner menu to the President of the Association Sir J.C. Clegg in honour of his recent knighthood, held at the Hotel Majestic, Folkestone, 2nd July 1927; an invitation from the Mayor of Huddersfield for a dinner in celebration of Huddersfield Town`s "Unique Achievement", 21st August 1926; A West Bromwich Albion luncheon menu for the Central Football League Management Committee, Queen`s Hotel, Birmingham, 19th August 1927; a Football Association Report of Commission in 1927 investigating Arsenal FC falling foul of the Rules in respect of registering a player; and a ticket stub for the Aston Villa v West Bromwich Albion F.A. Cup 4th round tie at The Hawthorns (9)
Lot 364
An Accrington F.C. runners-up medal from the Lancashire Cup in season 1881-82, unhallmarked but probably silver, the obverse with Lancashire rose and football motifs and a Lancashire Football Association monogram, the reverse inscribed RUNNERS UP, ACCRINGTON, WILLIAM EASTHAM, 1881-82 This early medal relates to Accrington Football Club, one of the founding members of the Football League, but pre-dates the FL by some six years. The 1881-82 Lancashire Cup was on the third year of this prestigious competition
Lot 366
Jack Griffiths`s Manchester United Football League Division Two Championship medal season 1935-36, in 9ct. gold, inscribed THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE, CHAMPIONS, DIVISION 2, WINNERS, MANCHESTER UNITED, J. GRIFFITHS, 1936; sold together with Griffiths`s playing contract for the [abandoned] 1939-40 season, signed by Walter Crickmer and the player on 6th May 1939, but with an interesting hand written sub-clause reading IT IS HEREBY AGREED THAT SUBJECT TO LEAGUE FOOTBALL BEING PLAYED UNDER NORMAL CONDITIONS I.E. NO INTERFERENCE BY REASON OF WAR OR THE POLITICAL SITUATION OF BRITAIN, APPLICATION WILL BE MADE TO THE FOOTBALL LEAGUEFOR SANCTION TO PAY THE SAID PLAYER A BENEFIT OF £650 ON THE 13TH JANUARY 1940 (2) Jack Griffiths was born at Fenton, Staffordshire, 15th September 1909. He joined Manchester United in 1934 after five years as a professional at Wolverhampton Wanderers and Bolton Wanderers where he scarcely got a boot in first team football. United signed the left-back as a replacement for Jack Silcock and quickly became a first-team regular, making a total of 173 appearances until his career was effectively ended by the outbreak of War in September 1939. He finished his footballing days as player coach at Hyde United, and then became a practising physiotherapist in Gee Cross. Jack Griffiths died in 1975
Lot 367
A group of memorabilia relating to the referee H.C. Williams, comprising: three medals awarded to referee H.C. Williams, i) in gold-mounted silver for the 1948-49 London Challenge Cup final; ii) England v Scotland taxi international 23rd April 1936; and iii) the London Shipping Football League Lewis Cup 1931-32; ephemera comprising a letter and related newspaper article from Henry Rose Sports Editor of the Daily Express in 1938, with his favourable critique of Williams`s handling of the Merseyside Derby match; a signed letter from the F.A.`s Stanley Rous thanking Williams for refereeing a wartime match without charging a fee or expenses; a letter from Movietone regarding England v Scotland 1941 wartime international where he officiated; a small b&w photo believed to be taken at Craven Cottage and depicting Frank Penn; a 1940s b&w photograph of a Fulham v QPR match; and a further b&w photograph showing Williams refereeing a Fulham match; and a British Movietone News reel of a wartime football match between Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur 5th April 1941 refereed by H C Williams, in can with paper label to lid (11)
Lot 370
A green Irish Football Association international cap season 1900-1901, gilt-metal wire IFA crest and inscribed 1900-1901 This cap was awarded to Peter Boyle of Sheffield United for his appearance against England in the match played at The Dell, Southampton, 9th March 1901. England won the match 3-0
Lot 384
A gold disc presented to Ron "Chopper" Harris by Chelsea FC, the gold-sprayed vinyl record with paper label bearing the club crest, mounted on a red velvet backboard with title plaque inscribed PRESENTED TO RON HARRIS, TO CELEBRATE `20 GOLDEN GREATS` FROM EVERYONE AT CHELSEA FOOTBALL CLUB, framed & glazed, 20 by 41cm., 8 by 16in. This presentation was to mark Ron Harris`s 20 years service at Chelsea FC
Lot 387
A Royal Doulton two-handled cup & cover commemorating the 100th championship season of the Football League 1888-1988, with printed decoration of the famous painting by Thomas Hemy of Sunderland v Aston Villa in 1895, Football League crest to the reverse, all on a white glazed ground with gilt detailing, inscription to cover, height 23cm., 9in.
Lot 392
A leather football signed by the Arsenal 1970-71 double-winning team, Includes signatures by Eddie Kelly, Frank McLintock, Bob Wilson, George Armstrong, Peter Storey, Steve Burtenshaw, George Graham, Pat Rice, Ray Kennedy, Charlie George, Peter Marinello, Peter Simpson, Fred Street and Bob McNab
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