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Graham Budd Auctions Ltd.
Lot 656

Queen's Park Rangers v Coventry City Football League Division Three (South) match programme played at Highbury 1st March 1930 According to the programme notes QPR's match (issue 32) was the first Division Three game ever to be staged at Highbury. QPR were 'debarred' from entertaining Coventry City on their own pitch or at any ground within a six miles radius of their Shepherd's Bush home. Gillespie Road fell outside of this range and the Arsenal directors obliged the west London side.

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Graham Budd Auctions Ltd.
Lot 670

Arnold Kirke-Smith's Oxford Football Association members' rules booklet from 1872, Arnold Kirke-Smith being England's inside-right in the world's first international football match v Scotland 30th November 1872, the rules booklet in the form of a folded card measuring 4 7/8 by 3 1/2in., the reverse addressed in ink to 'A Kirke Smith Esq., Univ. Coll.', printed with 8 rules agreed upon at a meeting of the club held 9th November 1871, listing Kirke -Smith as Club President together with the treasurer, secretary and the names of the 38 members; sold together with family papers comprising, (i) a sheet of paper inscribed in ink 'Kirke Smith, Barnes Hall, 1858', (ii) a Christmas card inscribed in ink 'To Father and Mother from Arthur Dec 17', (iii) a menu from the Cottenham Hunt meeting 6th March 1906 inscribed Mrs Kyrke [sic] Smith, (iv) a Cambridge University United Hunts Souper du Bal dated 16th February 1911; (vi) an undated envelope from the Vacuum Oil Company of Bombay addressed in typescript to A Kirke Smith Esq C/o Messrs Little & Co., Solicitors, Central Bank Building, Bombay; & (vi) a postcard date-stamped 27 Jun 25 from the Poona and Kirkee Hounds addressed in hand to Kirke Smith at the aforementioned Bombay address Arnold Kirke-Smith was born at the family home Barnes Hall at Ecclesfield near Sheffield on 23rd April 1850. He was educated at Cheltenham College before going on to Oxford University. Kirke-Smith was president and playing captain of the Oxford University football team and played in only the second F.A. Cup final of 1873, when the University team finished runners-up to The Wanderers. All but one of the Oxford Cup finalists are members listed in the present members' booklet. During his career he also represented the Sheffield FA and the original Sheffield Football Club. Most notably, Kirke-Smith also played in the world's first football international between England and Scotland on 30th November 1872, The knitted woollen England jersey worn by Kirke-Smith in that match was sold at auction at Christie's in 1998 for £21000. After leaving University, Kirke-Smith was ordained in 1875. Some of the family papers in this lot relate to his son Arthur who was born in 1878 and educated at Charterhouse and Trinity College, Cambridge. Arthur Kirke-Smith became a partner of Little & Co., Solicitors and Notaries Public in Bombay. The present lot offers a rare and historic opportunity to acquire memorabilia related to a footballer with links to the birth of international football and the infancy of the F.A. Cup competition.

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Graham Budd Auctions Ltd.
Lot 672

An early Southern League medal from season 1896-97, in 15ct. gold by Croneen of New Brompton, the obverse inscribed SOUTHERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP, 2ND DIVN., DARTFORD, 1897 This medal relates to only the third season of Southern League Football. Dartford FC won the 2nd Division title In 1896-97. The recipient's name was never engraved on the medal. In the football club's early years they fluctuated between the Southern, Kent and West Kent Leagues. They had been formed in 1888 by members of Dartford Working Men's Club.

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Graham Budd Auctions Ltd.
Lot 674

The first F.A. Amateur Cup final of 1894-95: a silver-gilt runners-up medal awarded to C.O.S. Hatton of Casuals, inscribed THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION AMATEUR CUP, RUNNERS UP, in original Vaughton's fitted case inscribed THE AMATEUR CUP, 1894-5; sold with a photocopied match report (2) Casuals were defeated 2-1 by Old Carthusians in the first ever F.A. Amateur Cup final played at Richmond before 3500 spectators on 7th April 1894. Although on the losing side, contemporary reports pick out the full back Hatton as having an outstanding game. Casuals started the match with only 10 men after Lodge had missed his train. Kick-off was delayed for 20 minutes and Lodge finally took to the field of play after 15 minutes.

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Graham Budd Auctions Ltd.
Lot 679

Sporting caps and memorabilia relating to C.O.S. Hatton at St John's College Cambridge, two blue football club caps and fixture lists for 1891, 1892 & 1893; a rugby union club blazer badge and 1893 fixture list; a white and red piped cricket club cap with fixture lists for 1892 & 1893; a lawn tennis club cap and fixture lists for 1892 & 1893; a General Athletics Club rules booklet for 1891 and two Athletic Sports programmes for March 1892; the lot also containing a Stamford Grammar School athletics programme for 1892 (17)

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Graham Budd Auctions Ltd.
Lot 681

A group of eight Casuals representative football caps awarded to C.O.S. Hatton, in chocolate & pink halved colours for 1893-94, 1894-95, 1896-97, 1897-98, 1898-99, 1900-01, 1901-02, 1903-04, the pink dye on some examples has bleached away

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Graham Budd Auctions Ltd.
Lot 686

Hatton's copy of the Athletic News Football Annual for 1893, in very good condition

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Graham Budd Auctions Ltd.
Lot 693

A 14ct. gold London F.A. Senior Cup winner's medal 1931, inscribed LONDON FOOTBALL ASSOCN,CHALLENGE CUP, in the original Vaughton's case of issue stamped LONDON FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION

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Graham Budd Auctions Ltd.
Lot 698

Further memorabilia relating to the Football Association Tour of Australia and New Zealand in 1937, comprising: an impressive album chronicling the voyage to the southern hemisphere and the football tour extensively, with postcards, match programmes tipped in, press cuttings, dinner menus, press photographs and other miscellaneous memorabilia; an official 10 by 12in. tour party b&w photograph with printed legends; an autograph book containing the signatures of the F.A. tourists, the N.Z. F.A. Council and officers of the R.M.S. Tamaroa London to Auckland (additionally signed by the Dulwich Hamlet 1937 F.A. Amateur Cup winning side); a file of correspondence from the Football Association regarding the tour plus itineraries, postcards, photographs, dinner menu and three match programmes (a qty.)

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Graham Budd Auctions Ltd.
Lot 702

A group of 16 itineraries relating to the career of H.S. Robbins, five issued by The Football Association, two Amateur International Trial Match North v South at Wimbledon 6.1.34 and F.A. XI v The Rest played at Ipswich Town 1.1.38, the others for F.A. Amateur v Oxford and Cambridge Universities dating between 1933 and 1937; Southern v Northern Counties Championship Match at Blackpool 5.10.35; Middlesex Wanderers Tour of France in 1933; two Isthmian v Spartan League played at Chesham in 1934 and Leyton in 1936; and seven Surrey County F.A. for various county matches

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Graham Budd Auctions Ltd.
Lot 703

A collection of 64 Dulwich Hamlet match programmes, dating between 1934 and 1957, mostly 30s and 40s and including numerous wartime single-sheets; the lot also including a 1932 Amateur Cup win inspired publication called Behind The Hamlet; club accounts for 1944-45; and a local magazine called The Villager carrying a feature on the football club in 1953 (67)

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Graham Budd Auctions Ltd.
Lot 706

A group of six medals honouring Uruguay's football victories at the 1924 and 1928 Olympic Games, a gold & enamel example named to ASDRUBAL CASAS awarded on the 30th anniversary of the 1924 Olympic win in 1954; two identical gold plate & enamel medals named to A. CANAVESI & F. BATIGNANI awarded as civic honours by the administration of San Jose for the 1928 Olympic win; and a gold & enamel medal commemorative medal named to J.P.ARREMOND in honour of the 1928 Olympic victory; a silver plated & enamel commemorative medal produced for the general public after the 1924 Olympic triumph; and a similar commemorative medal in silver plate celebrating the double victories of 1924 & 1928; the lot also including an original b&w photograph of Hector Scarone scoring a goal in the 1928 Amsterdam final; and two testimonial presentation plaques, the first from the Uruguayan Olympic Committee to the 1924 Olympic gold medal winning footballer Roberto Figueroa, an inscribed brass plaque dated 19th June 1987, on a red velvet backboard, in original fitted case, 17 by 23 cm., 6 3/4 by 9 in., the other a silver plated, bronze and enamel plaque presented to the Uruguay 1950 World Cup winning physical fitness trainer Romeo Vazquez, on a maroon velvet backboard, 13 by 19 cm., 5 by 7 1/2 in. (9) Asdrubal Casas was a delegate at the 1924 Games in Paris. Adhemar Canavasi, Fausto Batignani and Juan Arremon were all members of the gold medal winning football team at the Amsterdam Olympics in 1928.

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Graham Budd Auctions Ltd.
Lot 714

Jimmy Dugdale's winner's tankard from the first Football League Cup final in 1961, electroplated, engraved with the crest of the Football League and inscribed THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE CUP, 1960-61, WINNERS, 13cm., 5in. high

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Graham Budd Auctions Ltd.
Lot 716

Roger Kenyon's 1968 F.A. Cup runners-up medal in presentation Everton F.C. display stand, the medal in 9ct. gold, inscribed THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION, CHALLENGE CUP, RUNNERS-UP, EVERTON F.C., R.N. KENYON; displayed in the original club-commissioned oak display stand faced with a silvered plaque engraved with the club name and crest and details of the Everton finalists, team management, directors and officials, 16cm., 6 1/4in. square Roger Kenyon was born in Blackpool 4th January 1949. The central defender made his first-team debut for Everton during season 1967-68. He was an unused substitute in the 1968 F.A. Cup final v West Bromwich Albion. Kenyon came to prominence at Goodison Park when replacing the injured Brian Labone during the championship run-in of 1969/70 with a series of assured displays that helped the Toffees clinch the title. When Labone's career was cut short by injury in 1971, Kenyon's place in the Everton first-team was cemented for years to come including club captaincy. After 254 League appearances, he left Goodison Park in February 1979 and finished his career at the Vancouver Whitecaps.

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Graham Budd Auctions Ltd.
Lot 723

Neil Webb's Football League Division Three Championship medal with Portsmouth in season 1982-83, in 9ct. gold and enamel, the obverse inscribed FOOTBALL LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP, DIVISION 3, WINNERS, the reverse inscribed SEASON 1982-83, N WEBB, in original fitted case. Neil Webb won this medal during his first season at Portsmouth. Pompey finished the season with 91 points, five clear of their nearest rivals Cardiff City.

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Graham Budd Auctions Ltd.
Lot 726

A Victorian silver plated trophy panel portraying a football match, by William Hutton & Sons of Sheffield, the oval panel with raised relief and engraved decoration of a football match with a grandstand beyond, mounted on a wooden backboard, the panel 20 by 16.5cm., 8 by 6 1/2in.

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Graham Budd Auctions Ltd.
Lot 732

An illuminated address commemorating the Football League's Golden Jubilee celebrations in 1938, this example originally presented to Football League member Oldham Athletic FC, mounted in original wooden frame under glass, the address 99 by 74cm., 39 by 29in.

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Graham Budd Auctions Ltd.
Lot 734

A silver rose bowl, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield, 1939, decorated with chevrons beneath rim and three fluted bands, the turned wood base mounted with a silver plaque inscribed Presented by the Football Association to Harry H. Hughes Esq, in recognition of valuable service rendered by him in connection with the Association's Tour to South Africa, May-July 1939, height of bowl 12.5cm., 5in.; sold together with a silver cup trophy, hallmark indistinct, engraved with the Arms of the Cheshire Football Association and inscribed C.F.A., 1878 -1928, H.H. Hughes, on turned wood base, height of trophy 18cm., 7in. (4) The cup trophy sold in this lot celebrates the C.F.A.'s Golden Jubilee. GB11

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Graham Budd Auctions Ltd.
Lot 741

Two football tops associated with Sir Geoff Hurst during his period of coaching in Kuwait circa 1982-1984, a red, white & blue striped Kuwait training top, short-sleeved the front inscribed KUWAIT; sold with a white & red pinstriped Kuwaiti No.11 jersey, short-sleeved (2) These tops relate to Sir Geoff Hurst's spell as the Kuwait national team coach between 1982 and 1984. They were bought at a charity auction and had been donated by Sir Geoff Hurst.

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Graham Budd Auctions Ltd.
Lot 745

A pair of Ashley Cole football boots, white, black & red Adidas Predators, the right tongue inscribed COLEY 3

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Graham Budd Auctions Ltd.
Lot 746

A pair of Saloman Kalou football boots, white and blue Adidas F50 boots, the tongue bearing the national flag of the Ivory Coast and inscribed KALOU and JUNIOR

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Graham Budd Auctions Ltd.
Lot 749

A signed pair of George Best's football boots, by Stylo, purple, black & white leather, moulded studs, side lacing, lacking original laces, signature now fading These boots were signed and given by George Best to the brother-in- law of the present vendor in lieu of a garage bill.

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Graham Budd Auctions Ltd.
Lot 750

A pair of signed Terry Butcher football boots, black & white Puma King boots, signed by Butcher in fine blue marker pen to the inside of each tongue

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Graham Budd Auctions Ltd.
Lot 751

A pair of Peter Beardsley's football boots, black & white Puma Duoflex Zone; sold with a signed letter of authenticity from Peter Beardsley (3)

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Graham Budd Auctions Ltd.
Lot 794

Three celebration banquet menus for the Uruguay 1924 & 1928 Olympic football champions, comprising: a colour printed menu for a banquet held in honour of the 1924 Champions at El Centro Football Club, 3rd August 1924, the reverse signed in ink by the gold medal winning footballers Pedro Cea, Pedro Zignone and Fermin Uriarte; a similarly designed menu for the 1924 Champions hosted by the Uruguayan Football Association, 1st August 1924; and a menu for a banquet held in honour of the 1928 Champions by Nacional Football Club, 4th August 1928

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Graham Budd Auctions Ltd.
Lot 812

Two signed letters from the distinguished Football Association Secretaries Frederick Wall and Stanley Rous, Wall writing on 6th February 1924 to J W Lucas who had been selected for an International Trial Match at Tottenham Hotspur on 11th February 1924; the Rous letter dated 14th July 1936 and addressed to Dr A W Barton selected as a referee for the 1936 Olympic Games football tournament in Berlin

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Graham Budd Auctions Ltd.
Lot 826

An autographed Football Association's 75th anniversary banquet menu, held at the King's Hall Holborn Restaurant, formerly the property of Bolton Wanderers F.A. Cup winning captain Joe Smith and personalised in stamped gilt on front cover, the inside signed by a total of 32 players and officials who attended the dinner, including John Goodall, Jesse Pennington, Bob Crompton, Arthur Grimsdell, Joe Smith, Patsy Hendren, C.B. Fry, George Brann and others

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Graham Budd Auctions Ltd.
Lot 828

A panelled leather football signed by the Celtic 1967 European Cup final team, with printed inscription, 11 autographs in ink, signatures now faded

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Graham Budd Auctions Ltd.
Lot 855

A superb autograph album compiled in season 1922-23, with exceptional presentation with neat manuscript annotations, set out in alphabetical order within the Football League divisions, comprising 40 full team-squads, 122 individually signed Pinnace cards, 33 team Pinnace cards and 19 original hand-drawn caricatures, teams including the Bolton Wanderers and West Ham United F.A. Cup final teams, the Liverpool League champions, plus England, Arsenal, Aston Villa, Birmingham, Blackburn Rovers, Burnley, Cardiff City, Chelsea, Everton, Huddersfield, Manchester City, Middlesbrough, Oldham, Preston, Sheffield United, Stoke City, Sunderland, Spurs, WBA, Corinthians, Millwall, Aberdare, Charlton, Luton, Plymouh, Portsmouth, QPR, Reading, Swansea, Bristol City, Exeter, Darlington, Blackpool, Crystal Palace, Fulham, Leeds, Leicester and Notts County, individual signatures including Buchan, Meredith, Seed, Bliss, Grimsdell, Pym, Vizard, Smith, Keenor, W H Smith, Scott, Woosnam, Dimmock, Walden, Pennington, Morris et al.

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Graham Budd Auctions Ltd.
Lot 857

Pages from a 1922-23 football autograph album, with team or part-team groups for Tottenham Hotspur (plus a signed real photo postcard of Grimsdell), the Bolton Wanderers F.A. Cup winners, Fulham reserves, Charlton and Aston Villa back-to-back, QPR & West Ham (only 3 signatures), also a good cricketing page for Surrey CCC including Hobbs

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Graham Budd Auctions Ltd.
Lot 858

A 1930s football autograph album, with back-to-back team-group signatures in ink or pencil for, in 1934-35 Arsenal, England and Scotland, and in 1935-36 Sunderland, Grimsby, Sheffield Wednesday, Leeds United, Manchester City, Glasgow Rangers, Chelsea, Preston N.E., Racing Club de Paris, Everton, Wolverhampton Wanderers, Middlesbrough, Liverpool, Stoke City, Birmingham, Newcastle United, Portsmouth, Derby County, Huddersfield Town, Bolton Wanderers, WBA & Aston Villa, the album also including single-page ink signature for the Arsenal manager George Allison and the tennis champion Fred Perry dated 1936

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Graham Budd Auctions Ltd.
Lot 859

Two 1950s football autograph albums, the first containing team-groups or part team-groups for the England Touring Party to Germany in 1956 including Edwards & Byrne (unfortunately affected by crayon scribbles) Lincoln City, Doncaster Rovers, Huddersfield Town, Arsenal, Tottenham Hotspur, Chelsea, Fulham, Millwall, Leyton Orient, Blackpool, Sheffield United, Brentford, Fulham and others, the second an alphabetical address book containing team-groups for Charlton Athletic and Tottenham Hotspur; sold together with a signed Tottenham Hotspur photo card 1956-57 (3)

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Graham Budd Auctions Ltd.
Lot 865

A collection of football autographs, i) two hardback plain paper albums with numerous team-group signings from the 1990s; ii) Football All Time Greats book inserted with signed pieces relating to Jennings, Bell, Moore, Peters, Lee, Lawton, Puskas, Charles, Bailey, Chivers and Matthews; iii) two scrapbooks with multiple signatures over magazine photographs from the 1960s and 1970s

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Graham Budd Auctions Ltd.
Lot 866

Modern football autographs, mostly 1990s, multi-signed football annuals, colour press photographs, magazine plates, trade cards, posters etc.

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Graham Budd Auctions Ltd.
Lot 867

A collection of 100 white index cards autographed by football personalities past and present, comprising: Alan Smith (ex-Arsenal), Ralph Coates, Claudio Ranieri, Mike Summerbee (two), Charlie Nicholas, Gareth Southgate, Micky Quinn, Harry Redknapp, Francis Lee, Billy McNeill, John Walk, Bryan Robson (two), Martin Jol (two), Magnus Hedman, Gordon Davies (two), David Speedie, Emmanuel Pettit, John Gorman, John Radford, Terry Butcher (two), Jason Cundy, Tony Adams, Steve Walford, Maurice Norman, Luis Boa Morte, Calum Davenport. David Pleat, Peter Beardsley, Steve Ogrizovic, Terry Medwin, Dave Beasant, Matt Holland, Willie Young, Alan Taylor, Robbie Earl, Nigel Spackman, John Aldridge, Gary Mabbutt, Sammy Nelson, George Burley, John Clark, Anton Ferdinand, John Gregory, Archie Gemmell, Aaron Lennon, Paul Kanchelskis, Graeme Le Saux, Terry Gibson, Gordon McQueen, Craig Brown, Nigel Reo-Coker, Roy McFarland, Carlton Cole, Des Walker, Mel Hopkins, Gary Gillespie, Steve Coppell, Chris Powell, Tony Cascarino, Frank Blunstone, Jamie O'Hara, Andy Hinchcliffe, Asier Del Horno, Tim Flowers, Peter Barnes, Joe Jordan, Steve Bould, Martin Keown, Radek Cerny, Stan Collymore, Ray Stewart, Phil Parkes, Yossi Benayoun, Frank Lampard senior, Ron Boyce, David Provan, Joe Royle, John Robertson, Andy Gray, Les Strong, Sven-Goran Erikkson, Cyril Regis, Steed Malbranque, Steve Bruce, Nigel Worthington, Peter Bonetti, David O'Leary, Kerry Dixon, Liam Brady, Ricardo Carvalho, Mike England, Shaka Hislop, Steve Sedgley, Paul Allen & Tony Gale

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Graham Budd Auctions Ltd.
Lot 868

15 signed sportsmen's autobiographies, all hardbacks with d/j's in very good condition, football comprising Greaves (2 different titles), Clough, Di Canio, Law, Mullery, Mackay, Pearce, Gascoigne and Best; rugby comprising Woodward, J P R Williams, Dawson & Beaumont, and the cricketer Trueman

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Graham Budd Auctions Ltd.
Lot 875

A Fulham Football and Athletic Company share certificate dated 20th June 1905, ten 10 shillings shares issued to Frederick Woodley, the certificate signed by the Company Secretary Herbert E. Jackson

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Graham Budd Auctions Ltd.
Lot 883

A collection of Tottenham Hotspur FC ephemera, the majority dating from the 1920s, items including an original Fred Perry artwork for a programme cover v Sunderland, invoices/receipts and company cheques from & to suppliers including examples for Sutton Seeds for grassing the pitch, kit & equipment supplied by Slazengers, delivery of a flagstaff, match travel & accommodation booked through Thomas Cook, dividend warrants, condolence cards, Income Tax demands, telephone bills, two share certificates (both with paper damages), a press photograph of the Prince of Wales (later Edward VIII) visiting the club, signatures of attendees of the 1917 AGM; later dated items including a clutch of medical correspondence regarding Ted Ditchburn's broken left-hand in 1951, a schedule of Xmas boxes to club staff in 1947, hand-written date regarding Ron Burgess, and other miscellaneous items including a 1924 patent application by Herbert William Rush and Arthur White Turner for a revolving football boot heel! (a qty.)

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Graham Budd Auctions Ltd.
Lot 891

A fine and extensive collection of souvenirs from the British Empire Exhibition held at Wembley in 1924 and 1925, mostly metalware items in silver plate, brass, aluminium etc., including trays of various sizes, a Swan brand teapot, Lipton's souvenir tea caddies, fluted vases, mugs, mustard & salts, napkin rings, tea strainer, cutlery, hair tidy, match covers, ladies compact and vanity mirror, freestanding Wembley Lion emblems, miniature figures representing Empire countries, lapel button, brooch, tie pins, boxed set of opera glasses etc. The British Empire Exhibition was opened by King George V on 23rd April 1924. 56 of the 58 British colonies at the time participated in the event which cost £12million to stage and attracted 27 million visitors, by far the largest exhibition held anywhere in the world. The venue at Wembley in Middlesex was made famous by the building of the British Empire Exhibition Stadium, or Empire Stadium for short. This was immediately adopted by football, with the first F.A. Cup final being played there a year before the Exhibition opened. Wembley Stadium quickly established itself as the home of football.

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Graham Budd Auctions Ltd.
Lot 894

Two very fine Football Association dinner menus, the first in honour of The Right Hon. Lord Kinnaird, President of the Association, and J.C. Clegg Esq, J.P., held at the Holborn Restaurant, Monday 6th February 1911, the finely printed menu and programme of events bound in contemporary dark green crushed levant morocco by Sangorski & Sutcliffe, small calf onlay of a brown leather football on upper cover with elaborate gilt tooled interlace design personalised C.J. HUGHES, inner Morocco binding gilt with green watered silk inner cover; the other a Football Association Golden Jubilee Banquet dinner menu, held at the King's Hall, Holborn Restaurant, 3rd November 1913 the printed menu and programme of events with monochrome pictorial cover depicting cherubs playing football in the heavens, contained within brown reverse calf gilt tooled bindings inscribed FA, 1863-1913 and personalised H.H. HUGHES

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Graham Budd Auctions Ltd.
Lot 896

An Illuminated manuscript presented to Sir Stanley Matthews CBE by the Football Association to mark the occasion of his 70th birthday in 1985, mounted, framed & glazed, overall 69 by 58cm., 27 by 22 3/4in.; sold with a certificate of authenticity from Louis Taylor Auctions signed by Sir Stanley's daughter Mrs Jean Gough (2) Provenance: Purchased at the Stanley Matthews Auction (consigned by his daughter Mrs Jean Gough) at Louis Taylor Auctions, Stoke-on-Trent, October 17th 2000 as lot 364.

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Graham Budd Auctions Ltd.
Lot 900

Football memorabilia, an eclectic assortment of material and of ages, including records, souvenir newspapers and magazines, media guides, press packs, Esso coins, rosettes, a 1947 F.A. Cup final souvenir handkerchief, press photos, advertisement pieces, Bolton Wanderers Memorandum of Association, a pre-war scrapbook, an invitation to Geoff Hurst's investiture at Buckingham Palace, and other miscellaneous items (a qty.)

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Lot 901

Miscellaneous football memorabilia, toys and models including three Keymen figures, trade, cigarette and collectors cards & coins, postcards, posters, jam jar lids, supporters' flags, advertisement pieces, scraps and other miscellaneous items including an old football ground steward's megaphone (a qty.)

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Graham Budd Auctions Ltd.
Lot 906

A silver & enamel medal for the 1930 World Cup finals, by Stefano Johnson of Milan, the obverse enamelled after Guillermo Laborde's official poster design for the 1930 World Cup, inscribed 1ER CAMPEONATO MUNDIAL DE FOOTBALL, URUGUAY, MONTEVIDEO, 15 JULIO AGOSTO 15

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Lot 907

A gold plated 1930 World Cup medal, the obverse struck with a depiction of the centenary tower, the reverse inscribed A.U. A gold plated 1930 World Cup medal, the obverse struck with a depiction of the centenary tower, the reverse inscribed A.U. DE F., 1ER CAMPEONATO MUNDIAL DE FOOTBALL, MONTEVIDEO, 1930; sold together with three examples of the more common bronze medals for the 1930 World Cup, each with the obverse struck with a view of the Tower of Homage at the Centenary stadium, Montevideo, the reverse inscribed A.U.de.F, 1er Campeonato Mundial de Football, Montevideo, 1930, with ring suspension in original paper wrapper, two of the medals in original paper wrappers (6) The scarcer gold plated commemorative medal was reserved for 'leaders' according to an article in the magazine Mundo Uruguayo, 10th July 1930. The bronze medals were sold to the general public.

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Lot 908

Five 1930 World Cup medals/badges, three commemorative bronze medals by Stefano Johnson of Milan, 1930, the obverse struck with a view of the Tower of Homage at the Centenary Stadium, Montevideo, the reverse inscribed A.U.DE.F., 1ER CAMPEONATO MUNDIAL DE FOOTBALL, MONTEVIDEO, 1930, two of the examples in their original paper wrapper; together with a gilt-metal official's medal by Joyeria La Lira of Uruguay, the obverse set with a central print of the Uruguayan national emblem inscribed with the maker's name with ribbon inscribed CENTENARIO 1830-1930; and a bronze & enamel commemorative badge inscribed CAMPEON, the border inscribed COLOMBES 1924, AMSTERDAM 1928, MONTEVIDEO 1930 (6)

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Lot 909

A group of eleven Uruguayan medals and badges, comprising: a gold and enamel Uruguayan Football Association lapel badge commemorating the 50th anniversary of the 1930 World Cup victory, named to C.RIOLFO and dated 1930-1980; a gold and enamel Uruguayan Football Association medal named to Uruguay's 1950 World Cup physical fitness trainer ROMEO VAZQUEZ and further inscribed CTO. MUNDIAL, 1950-1976; a silver medal presented to the Romeo Vazquez, rectangular, the obverse struck with an image of the Jules Rimet Trophy and inscribed IV CAMPEONATO MUNDIAL DE UTBOL 1950, the reverse inscribed HOMENAJE DE LA CAMARA DE REPRESENTANTES, ROMEO VAZQUEZ, REPUBLICAO DEL URUGUAY; a silver and enamel by Tammaro of Uruguay, 1930, inscribed for a delegate of the League of Volunteers for the 1930 World Cup; a silver plated medal by Tammaro of Uruguay, 1930, commemorating Uruguay's triumphs in the 1924 & 1928 Olympics and the 1930 World Cup; a bronze and enamel lapel badge commemorating the centenary of Uruguay, 1930; a metal pin badge for an official of the National Centenary Commission, Uruguay 1930; a bronze and enamel 1930 World Cup player/delegate's badge for Romania; a silver plated and enamel 1956 South American Football Championship commemorative medal, inscribed Dr Ordiozola, a delegate of the A.U.F.; a bronze and enamel commemorative medal, by Tammaro of Uruguay, commemorating the 1950 World Cup; and a bronze commemorative medal for the Centenary of Uruguay, 1830-1930

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Graham Budd Auctions Ltd.
Lot 911

A German porcelain model of a footballer 1930, finely modelled as a Uruguay player decorated in a light blue shirt and dark blue shorts, about to kick a brown leather football with his right foot, the base inscribed 1830 Uruguay, 1930, height 18cm., 7in.

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Graham Budd Auctions Ltd.
Lot 912

A collection of eight Uruguayan 1930 & 1950 World Cup souvenirs, comprising: a spectator's pennant inscribed URUGUAY, 1830-1930; a children's toy in the form of a plastic replica of the Jules Rimet trophy, 32cm., 12 1/2in.; a tinplate calendar holder with chromolithographic portraits of players and the teams from the World Cup and Olympic wins in 1924, 1928, 1930 & 1950, 54cm., 21 1/4in.; four posters relating to the 1930 and 1950 World Cups, comprising: a small film poster for the official 1930 World Cup film showing at the Grand Splendid Theatre, Montevideo, Friday 29th August; a Mundo Uruguayo magazine supplement print with photographs of the 1930 World Cup and 1924 & 1928 Olympic football champions; and two souvenir posters both with images of the 1950 World Cup winning team, various sizes, the largest 40.5 by 58cm., 6 by 23in.; and a hand illustrated postcard by and signed by Guillermo Laborde the designer of the official poster for the 1930 World Cup, pen & ink & gouache, correspondence signed by Laborde, postmarked Montevideo 14th March 1935

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Graham Budd Auctions Ltd.
Lot 913

A very rare programme for the World Cup Group 4 match between Uruguay and Peru played at the Estadio Centenario 18th July 1930, 16 pages, team line-ups on centre pages, bound in modern cloth covered boards inscribed gilt CAMPEONATO MUNDIAL DE FOOTBALL, 1930 This very rare example of a programme produced for a specific match during the inaugural 1930 World Cup is almost certainly a result of the Uruguay v Peru match being held on centenary of the Constitution of Uruguay declared on 18th July 1830. The match was a central part of the nations celebrations and held in the newly-built Centenary Stadium in Montevideo.

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Graham Budd Auctions Ltd.
Lot 918

Album Primer Campeonato Mundial De Football, official report of the 1930 World Cup, numbered 1800 from the limited edition of 3000, rebound, the original paper wrappers preserved and pasted onto the new boards

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Graham Budd Auctions Ltd.
Lot 927

Eusebio Tejera's sky blue Uruguay No.3 jersey from the 1950 World Cup final, short-sleeved; sold with a signed letter of authenticity from a Uruguayan notary additionally signed by Ghiggia, one of the last surviving members of the team; and 12 repro photographs featuring Tejera and the 1950 final (14) Tejera played for Nacional and won a total of 31 Uruguayan caps between 1945 and 1954. The highlight of his career was his participation in the 1950 World Cup final when Uruguay beat the hosts Brazil. In 1950 Uruguay won the World Cup for the second time in their history, having won the inaugural tournament on their home soil in 1930. For the 1950 hosts Brazil the defeated was a national disaster with the final becoming known as the 'Maracanazo.' One of the effects of the defeat was a change of kit for a change of fortune. The all white strip was abandoned for the yellow and blue which evolved into one of the great iconic sights of world football.

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Graham Budd Auctions Ltd.
Lot 928

A FIFA outside broadcasters RCA (Radio Corporation of America) microphone, with a swivel mouth piece fitted with bakelite frame, inscription reads "FIFA Radio" on the front and "On Air" to the reverse, in a Perspex display case, 41cm., 16in. This lot comes with official documentation which reads. This Historic item was used from the early 1950's through to the mid 1960's to record important World Cup and various International tournaments in Europe and Latin America. Over the most important years FIFA shared common space with the Worlds most famous football sports network radio broadcasters. The microphone was gifted to The General Secretary of The Real Federation Espanola de Futbol from Comite Ejecutivo FIFA. The microphone had formed an important broadcast display at the AFA Museum in Buenos Aires following its donation from Spain's FEF Museum in 1968 signed Fernando Alta Villa, June 15th 1989, Buenos Aires.

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Graham Budd Auctions Ltd.
Lot 964

A Derby China ashtray presented at Old Trafford during the 1966 World Cup, decorated wit the World Cup insignia, in original box with a F.A. compliments slip, and a Borough of Stretford card reading 'This memento was presented on the occasion of the World Cup matches, held on the ground at Manchester United Football Club Lt., at Old Trafford, Stretford, in July 1966, diameter 11.5cm., 4 1/2in.

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Graham Budd Auctions Ltd.
Lot 989

A group of four autographed 30th anniversary England World Cup Winners philatelic covers, three bearing single signatures in ink for Sir Alf Ramsey, Sir Geoff Hurst and Bobby Charlton, the fourth signed by Martin Peters, Sir Geoff Hurst and Jackie Charlton, all applied with commemorative medallions, Football Legends postage stamps and postmarked Wembley 14th May 1996

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Graham Budd Auctions Ltd.
Lot 992

A brown and red leather football signed by the England 1970 World Cup squad, signed by the England squad and also by Ramsey, Shepherdson, Cocker, and Dr Phillips

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Graham Budd Auctions Ltd.
Lot 1001

A group of three official 1990 World Cup posters, each with a varied design, the central football pitch being printed with the flags of the competing nations, or black, or red, rolled, 99 by 66cm., 39 by 26in.; sold together with a group of eleven Italian posters relating to the promotion of the 1990 World Cup and cultural events that coincided with the tournament, some duplication, rolled, various sizes (17)

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Graham Budd Auctions Ltd.
Lot 1010

An album of 49 autographed 2002 World Cup Football Legends postal covers, each with a signed letter of authenticity, subjects comprising: Jonathan Woodgate, Sir Tom Finney, Terry Venables, Graham Taylor, Michael Owen, Alan Shearer, Jack Charlton, Steve McLaren, Ryan Giggs, Ian Rush, Les Ferdinand, David Moyes, Gordon Strachan, Nicky Butt, Sir Bobby Charlton, Sir Bobby Robson, Rio Ferdinand, Gianfranco Zola, Mikael Silvestre, Kevin Campbell, Tony Adams, David James, Kieron Dyer, Matt Le Tisier, Steve Watson, Tomasz Radzinski, Gareth Southgate, Glen Roeder, Gary Lineker, Chris Kirkland, Jermaine Jenas, Mick McCarthy, John Hartson, Graeme Souness, Alan Curbishley, Jean Tigana, Steve Bruce, Paul Scholes, Damien Duff, Robbie Keane, Shay Given, Juninho, Ian Harte, George Cohen, Glen Hoddle, Kevin Keegan, Nigel Martyn, Craig Brown & Trevor Sinclair, occasionally with additional signed publicity photograph or letter from the subject

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Graham Budd Auctions Ltd.
Lot 1015

A programme for the final of the football tournament at the Paris Olympic Games in 1924, Uruguay v Switzerland played at the Stade Olympique de Colombes 9th June, a combined issue also covering the bronze medal play-off between Sweden and Holland In the pre-World Cup era, the winners of the Olympic gold medal were also considered to be crowned World Champions. The great Uruguay team dominated world football at the period, winning gold in Paris and at Amsterdam in 1928, before lifting the Jules Rimet Trophy on home soil at the inaugural World Cup of 1930.

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Graham Budd Auctions Ltd.
Lot 1016

A 1924 Olympic football competition quarter-final programme Ireland v Holland, played at the Stade de Paris 2nd June 1924, ex binder Holland defeated Ireland 2-1 aet.

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