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Lot 277

World Cup and European Championship memorabilia, World Cup memorabilia dating between 1970 and 2006, including programmes, official publications, media and information folders & guides, match tickets, mascots etc., also 1999 Women's World Cup; European Championship memorabilia dating between 1968 and 2004, including programmes & brochures, tickets, team sheets, Euro '96 posters, wall charts, UEFA reports, media manuals & guide, pennants etc.; lot also including other miscellaneous football items

Lot 278

A 1974 World Cup first day cover signed by the Brazilian football team, 11 signatures, mostly in biro

Lot 286

A squad-signed official Football Association pennant for the England v Nigeria 2002 World Cup finals match played at Osaka 12th June 2002, 22 signatures in black marker pen

Lot 296

A football signed by Pele and the Santos team in 1975, a white leather Mitre Multiplex ball, signatures in black marker pen

Lot 302

An official sheet of Football Association signatures for the England team versus Russia at Wembley in 1958, fully-signed in ink by the England XI, trainer Harold Shepherdson and three additional signatures

Lot 308

A small England football pennant signed by a Bobby Robson England squad, 18 signatures in blue biro to the reverse including Hoddle, Lineker, Butcher, Reid, Bailey, Anderson, Stevens etc.

Lot 310

A replica red England away jersey 1996-97 signed by David Beckham in his first season of international football, together with two grey replica England Euro '96 jerseys, the first signed by Terry Venables, the other by Ray Wilkins, the Beckham & Wilkins signatures dedicated to Football Football (3) David Beckham signed the above jersey in his first season of international football in season 1996-97.

Lot 349

Autographed football memorabilia, including an England v Scotland 1949 programme signed by the England team on the line-up page; a Charles Buchan's Soccer gift book 1959-60 containing numerous signatures; and a quantity of magazine plates signed by prominent footballers, mostly 1950s (a qty.)

Lot 353

1950s football autographs, signed over newspaper and magazine photographs, individuals and team groups (a qty.)

Lot 354

1950s football & cricket autographed sheets, comprising a good selection of football team-groups, including the Busby Babes, and county cricket team-groups, signed on lined sheets removed from an exercise book (a qty.)

Lot 355

1950s football autographs, signed over newspaper and magazine photographs, occasionally over press photographs, individual signatures (a qty.)

Lot 356

1950s football autographs, signed over newspaper and magazine photographs, occasionally over press photographs, individuals and team-groups (a qty.)

Lot 357

1950s football autographs, signed over newspaper and magazine photographs, occasionally over press photographs, individuals and team-groups (a qty)

Lot 359

Two autograph books mid-1950s, football, cricket and other sports, including multiple Portsmouth FC team-groups and players autographs, also Hampshire CCC, and prominent sportsmen including Stanley Matthews, Dennis Compton, Keith Miller & Mike Hawthorn

Lot 361

A collection of football autographs and programmes, comprising: two Stanley Matthews, a Tommy Lawton and a Bert Williams 1950s football books, all four containing a selection of autographs of the stars of the day, sometimes pasted in cut-outs, subjects including Matthews, Mortensen, Wright, Bartram, Carey, Aston, Ditchburn, Franklin, Hancocks, Merrick, Ramsey, Eckersley, Bentley, Williams, Lofthouse, Goulden, Nicholson etc., together with a small autograph book containing further signatures from the period; the lot also including a qty. of match programmes dating from the late 1940s to early 1970s (a qty.)

Lot 362

Autographed football memorabilia, with a wide range of stars from the 1950s to 1980s, including a quantity of signed trade cards including JF Sporting Collectibles, A & BC, Topps etc., approx. 80 signed white index cards, plus signed magazine photographs, approximately 300 signatures in all (a qty.)

Lot 363

A collection of 18 signed football postal covers, subjects including 1966 World Cup personalities, Sir Alf Ramsey (two), Bobby Charlton, Hurst, Wolstenholme and a multi-signed example featuring Banks, B. Charlton, Peters & Hurst, other footballers comprising McLintock, Keown, Clive Allen, Bryan Robson, Osgood (two), Jennings, Ogrizovic, L Ferdinand, G. Neville, Beasant and Kjeldbjerg; together with three unsigned covers; the lot also including a signed limited edition print of Mark Hughes, framed (22)

Lot 365

An autograph book with football signatures collected at the Hendon Hall Hotel 1960s/early 70s, the album also with a loose sheet of hotel headed paper signed by 12 members of the England 1966 World Cup squad including Bobby Moore and 6 other finalists, many of the other signatures from F.A. Cup final teams at this period including WBA, Liverpool, Everton, Leeds, Arsenal, Spurs & Hendon (Amateur Cup), also many other England pages; sold together with two signed b&w photographs of the actors James Mason & Barry Foster (4)

Lot 367

Autographed football memorabilia, comprising five framed items: a signed b&w photograph of Gordon Banks' 1970 World Cup save; a colour photographic print of the 5-1 England v Germany match signed by the goalscorers Owen, Heskey & Gerrard; a signed b&w photograph of Duncan McKenzie's famous mini jump at Elland Road; a signed colour photograph of Denis Law; and a 1972 F.A. Cup final programme with the mount signed by Jones, Gray, Reaney, Madeley, Hunter, Harvey, Clarke & Lorimer, various sizes

Lot 368

A collection of Showbiz XI football memorabilia, comprising a blue & white striped No.16 player's shirt signed by 39 personalities in black marker pen front and back including former Prime Minister John Major, World Cup winner Alan Ball, Kevin Beattie, Roland Butcher, Gary Wilmot, organiser Jess Conrad etc.; together with a quantity of unsigned items bearing the Showbiz XI crest including 4 complete playing kits (shirt, shorts & socks), an Umbro players shirt, a tracksuit (top & bottoms), a T-shirt, a training top, a polo shirt and a kit bag (24). The Showbiz XI are the original charity football team. This year is their golden anniversary as their first match took place in 1957.

Lot 373

Four overseas wartime sporting programmes, the first for rugby and association football grand charity matches played at the Alexandria Municipal Stadium 1.2.42, Cairo Area v Alex Trams soccer 26.12.43, Egyptian Army v Cairo Area Combined Services football 6.11.43 and a boxing tournament at R.A.F. Station Heliopolis 16.10.43

Lot 375

Two Football Association of Ireland Cup final programmes, Drumcondra v Shamrock Rovers 21st April 1946 & Bohemians v Cork United 20th April 1947, both played at Dalymount Park

Lot 389

A collection of 16 England international programmes played at Football League grounds dating between 1947 and 1973, 1947 v France & Sweden at Highbury and v N Ireland at Goodison Park, 1948 v Switzerland at Highbury, 1949 v Italy at White Hart Lane, 1950 v Yugoslavia at Highbury, 1951 v Portugal at Goodison Park, v France at Highbury and v N Ireland at Villa Park, 1953 v N Ireland at Goodison Park, 1956 v Denmark at Molineux, 1958 v Wales at Villa Park, 1961 v Luxembourg at Highbury, 1961 v France at Hillsborough, 1966 v Poland at Goodison Park and 1973 v N Ireland at Goodison Park

Lot 405

A Football League War Cup final Blackburn Rovers v West Ham United played at Wembley 8th June 1940

Lot 455

Burnley Charity Shield and semi-final programmes, Charity Shields v Wolves in 1960 and Manchester City in 1973; F.A. Cup semi-finals v Spurs in 1961, two for Fulham in 1962 (official & souvenir) and replay (2 copies) and Newcastle in 1974 complete with a ticket; Football League Cup for 1961 v Aston Villa (at Villa Park) and the replay at Old Trafford, Swindon Town home and away and replay at WBA in 1968 plus a ticket for the Swindon leg (15)

Lot 474

An illuminated address sent to Burnley FC on the occasion of the Football League Golden Jubilee celebrations 30th May 1938, with portraits of Messrs W. McGregor and C E Sutcliffe, a citation and details of member League clubs, in its original wooden frame (glass removed), 87 by 62.5cm., 34 1/4 by 24 1/2in.

Lot 475

A group of three official Burnley FC black & white team-group photographs, one titled BURNLEY FOOTBALL TEAM, SEASON 1900-1, the others dating from a similar period, all mounted in modern picture frames, various sizes, the largest 42 by 52cm., 16 1/2 by 20 1/2in.

Lot 476

An agreement made between the Burnley Cricket and Bowling Club and the Burnley Football and Athletic Company Limited on 23rd March 1908 over the joint tenure of the grounds known as Turf Moor, the large printed agreement with clauses concerning tenure, rent, hoarding & repairs, third eleven ground, drain and manhole, turnstiles, entrances and exits, cricket & football seasons, sub-letting, condition of grounds and extension, mounted in an old oak frame under glass, 65 by 51.5cm., 25 1/2 by 20 1/4in.

Lot 514

A collection of 41 football programmes, including England v Scotland 19.2.44, England v Wales at Maine Road 13.11.46, Wales v Scotland at Wrexham 19.10.46, various schoolboy, intermediate & inter-league fixtures, F.A. Cup finals for 1947 to 1950, 1954 and 1956 to 1960, a qty. of Manchester United in the 1950s including a good copy of the Sheffield Wednesday game 19.2.58, and other interesting programmes; the lot also including a 1949 F.A. Cup final ticket stub (42)

Lot 515

A collection of football programmes dating from the 1940s onwards, the lot including a programme for the Juventus v Arsenal match played in Turin 14.5.59, also England internationals, F.A. Cup finals, 1966 World Cup, and a selection of club programmes (a qty.)

Lot 517

A collection of 1940s/50s programmes for matches played in London, teams comprising: Arsenal, Brentford, Charlton, Chelsea, Crystal Palace, Spurs & West Ham; the lot also including Famous Football Clubs, Southampton, by Fred Ward (a qty.)

Lot 519

Football and other sporting programmes, football including F.A. Cup and F.A. Amateur Cup finals from the 1950s and 60s, including a few songsheets and ticket stubs plus an assortment of clubs programmes mostly dating from the late 1940s and 1950s; together with a quantity of cricket scorecards, boxing and speedway and including some pre-war examples, and other sports including rugby and athletics; the lot also including some correspondence from football clubs and organisations, including signed examples from Stanley Rous, Jimmy Seed and others (a qty.)

Lot 520

A collection of programmes dating from the late 1950s onwards, Coventry City homes and aways including both legs of the Trakia Plovdiv v Coventry City Fairs Cup fixture played in 1970, plus other football, also some rugby content including a signed 1976 London Welsh programme; sold together with an autograph album with Coventry City and other autographs, and a F.A. Book for Boys (a qty.)

Lot 521

A collection of football programmes dating from the 1950s onwards, including internationals, Cup finals and an interesting selection of club matches, including a little non-League, Scottish & Irish (a qty.)

Lot 523

A collection of football and rugby league programmes mostly dating from the 1950s, the lot including London v Barcelona at Stamford Bridge 5.3.58 and a wide variety of club programmes, the rugby league mostly Hull & Hull K.R.

Lot 524

A collection of football & Rugby League programmes dating from the 1950s onwards, including many football internationals, F.A. Cup and Amateur Cups finals, Schools' and Rugby League Challenge Cup finals at Wembley, together with a selection of mostly 1950s London and southern clubs football programmes (a qty.)

Lot 525

Collection of football programmes dating from the 1950s onwards, including F.A. Cup finals, internationals, 1966 World Cup final, a 1950 Amateur Cup s/f between Wycombe & Bishop Auckland and a selection of club matches (a qty.)

Lot 526

Football Programmes mostly dating from the mid-1950s to early 1970s, but including England v Wales wartime international 27.2.43, F.A. Cup finals and a selection of clubs programmes, also some Cup final songsheets & ticket stubs (a qty)

Lot 527

A collection of football programmes and memorabilia, mostly 1960s, with a broad representation of clubs, plus Cup finals, overseas matches, Scottish, non-League, 1966 World Cup; together with memorabilia including Typhoo cards, autographs, books, philately, commemorative coins, a framed 1966 World Cup souvenir poster etc. (a qty.)

Lot 528

A collection of mostly post-1960 football programmes, distinctly themed to finals, semi-finals and replays of major domestic and European competitions, F.A. Cup, League Cup, European Cup/Champions League, European Cup Winners' Cup and the UEFA Cup, also Euro '96 matches and the 1966 World Cup, the lot also including various other miscellaneous programmes such as minor cup competitions, Charity Shields, England internationals etc. (a qty.)

Lot 529

A collection of approximately 200 programmes, mostly 1960s & 70s, the lot including five autographed examples, notably a fully-signed Football League v Irish League at Home Park 21st September 1966 (Moore, Hurst, Peters, J. Charlton, Ramsey etc.) & a Blackpool v Wolves from September 1955 signed by Matthews, Mortensen, Mudie, Perry & Farm. These programmes were collected by the referee & linesman Charles Nicholls of Plymouth and represent games at which he was officiating.

Lot 536

A very rare Newton Heath membership card for season 1890-91, the brown cloth covers stamped gilt 675, in very good condition; sold together with several original newspaper cuttings with references to Newton Heath. Newton Heath (Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway Company) Cricket and Football Club was formed in 1878. They won the Manchester Cup in 1886 and Newton Heath FC were admitted to the second division of the Football League in 1892. Newton Heath were declared bankrupt in 1902 and Manchester United FC was formed in place of their predecessors.

Lot 553

The Book of Football, A complete History and Record of the Association and Rugby Games, numerous contributors, rebound but with the original gilt and silver tooled green pictorial cloth preserved, 4to, 292 pages, published by The Amalgamated Press1906

Lot 555

Corbett (B.O.) The Annals of the Corinthian Football Club, published by Longmans, Green and Co., 1906

Lot 556

Wilson (A.) Football League Clubs: List of League and Cup Results and Goalscorers Seasons 1888-1889 to 1892-93 a unique typescript book compiled by a member of the Association of Football Statisticians; together with 4 further similar volumes covering the seasons 1893-941894-95, 1895-96 & 1919-20 (5)

Lot 557

Association of Football Statisticians publications, including A.F.A. annuals covering seasons 1889 to 1909, plus reports, index of reports, F.A. Cup details, World Cup handbook, non-League report, football recollections etc. (a qty.)

Lot 567

A scrapbook compiled by the 1920s Manchester United manager John Chapman, beginning with an abc manuscript record of players signings, press cuttings firstly relating to Airdrionians and Scottish football, then turning to Manchester United and including good quality press photos, a signed postcard of Jack Mew wearing an England shirt and cap, two pencil drawn caricatures by 'Blossom', and other miscellaneous items. John A. Chapman was the sixth manager in the history of Manchester United FC. His term commenced in 1921 after Jack Robson fell ill. Mysteriously on 8th October 1927 United received a telegram from the Football Association saying that Chapman had been suspended from managing. No reason was ever given. Shortly after Lal Hilditch took charge. Chapman came to United from Airdrieonians, where as a young man he was a player with Airdrie Amateurs as a speedy outside right. He later settled in Plymouth and run the local greyhound stadium. John Chapman died in 1949.

Lot 570

An illuminated address and album presented to T.H. Sidney Esq. Senior Vice President of the Football League on his retirement, by Harry Lockett of Foundry Street, Hanley, the leather bound album with gilt tooling and monogram to front cover, containing an illuminated address personally signed by the members of the Football League Committee together with a series of cabinet card portraits of the senior officials from the Football League at the end of the 19th century

Lot 574

A framed silk handkerchief commemorating the Arsenal v Newcastle United 1952 F.A. Cup final, printed with central depiction of Wembley, a football and the trophy between the inscription, surrounded with vignettes listing details of all previous winners, mounted, framed & glazed, 48 by 49cm., 19 by 19 1/4in.

Lot 607

The autographs of the Everton and Liverpool football teams circa 1934, team-groups in ink on two autograph book pages

Lot 754

A pictorial souvenir brochure reviewing the 1912 Olympic football competition won by Great Britain, from the Den Femte Olympiaden series, the pages numbered 50 to 64, published in Stockholm 1912

Lot 757

Bergvall (Erik) De Olympiska Spelen i Antwerpen 1920, in Swedish, a complete set of five volumes, each with decorative pictorial paper wrappers depicting hurdling, shot put, an athlete's lap of honour, diving and football, the series totalling 160 pages with numerous illustrations, published by Ahlen & Akerlunds Forlags A.-B., Stockholm, 1920

Lot 762

A rare 9mm film of the Association Football competition at the 1924 Olympic Games in Paris, English version, made by Pathe Baby, France, the 50mm. reel with printed label inscribed VIIIth OLYMPIAD, PARIS, 1924, ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL

Lot 809

A fine collection of 70 Baines cards, the shield-shaped colour cards mostly rugby subjects but with some football content as well

Lot 814

Rugby Football: a collection of 209 Blackheath programmes dating between 1946 and 1975

Lot 51

Two autograph album mostly with cricketers' signatures, the first dating from the 1930s and including test team-groups for All India, New Zealand and the 1934 Australians, county team-groups for Sussex, Gloucestershire, Hampshire, Essex, Nottinghamshire, Middlesex, Yorkshire, Derbyshire, Northants, Leicestershire, other part-groups and individual signatures such as Hobbs and Hammond, the album also containing the signatures of the aviator Amy Johnson and the land speed record holder Malcolm Campbell; the second, smaller album with further cricketing autographs from the late 1940s as well as the Newcastle United & Derby County football teams

Lot 70

Wally Hardinge's England cricket cap and tie. Wally Hardinge (Kent and England) Harold Thomas William Hardinge was born at Greenwich, London, 25th February 1886. He was a stylish right-hand opening bat for Kent, a capable slow left arm orthodox bowler and an athletic fielder. He made his county debut aged 16 and played for Kent for the next 31 seasons, the only interruption being the Great War. Hardinge was named as a Wisden Cricketer of the Year in 1915. He was an integral member of Kent's first four Championships and passed 1000 runs in a season on 18 occasions. In any other era Hardinge would surely have made more than just the one Test appearance v Australia at Leeds in 1921, but was always in the shadow of England's legendary openers Hobbs and Sutcliffe and as well as other able deputies. Hardinge was a double-international, winning a single cap for football. His club sides were Newcastle United, Sheffield United and Arsenal.

Lot 73

A scrap book of photographs and press cuttings relating to the cricket and football career of Wally Hardinge, including a signed real photo postcard; together with a quantity of loose photographs, cabinet cards and ephemera including Hardinge's birth and death certificate, a Kent membership ticket, press cuttings and other miscellaneous items (a qty.)

Lot 106

A 22ct. gold 1890 F.A. Cup winner's medal awarded to Jack Barton of Blackburn Rovers, inscribed J. BARTON, BLACKBURN ROVERS, THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION CHALLENGE CUP, 1890, with later brooch fitting and chain. The 1890 F.A. Cup final was played at the Kennington Oval on 29th March and ended in an impressive 6-1 win for Rovers over Sheffield Wednesday. Barton won a further F.A. Cup winner's medal the following season when Blackburn beat Notts County 3-1. John "Jack" Barton was born and bred at Blackburn 5th October 1866 and joined Rovers via Witton FC and Blackburn West End. His career was ended prematurely through injury in 1891. The right-half also won an England cap for his participation in the 9-1 victory over Ireland at Ballynafeigh Park 15th March 1890.

Lot 107

An historic medal from the inaugural Sheriff of London Shield of 1898, in the form of a 15ct. gold and enamel medal inscribed SHERIFF OF LONDON CHAMPION SHIELD, MARCH 19TH 1898. The Football Association Community Shield, formerly known as the Charity Shield, was first competed for by Manchester United and Queen's Park Rangers in 1908. The shield directly replaced the Sheriff of London Shield, an annual match between the leading professional and amateur clubs in the gentlemen v players tradition, devised by Sir Thomas Dewar and first played for in 1898 with receipts distributed to hospitals and charities. This medal relates to the very first Shield played on 19th March 1898 between Sheffield United and Corinthians. The match ended as a draw but also in controversy as Sheffield United refused to play extra time in protest against refereeing decisions during the game. The original recipient of this medal is unknown.

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