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Click here to subscribeFootball Conor Gallagher signed Chelsea replica home football shirt size medium. Good condition. Good Condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £10.
Football Frank Lampard signed Chelsea replica home football shirt size medium. Good condition. Good Condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £10.
Football. Alexandre Pato Signed AC Milan Home Replica Jersey Size 2XL (UK). Not Match Worn. Signed in Black ink. Good Condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £10.
Football trade cards album. 575 cards within it. Mixed varieties and seasons. 8 signed cards, Aldridge, Sidwell, Coleman, Campbell, Lescott and more. Good Condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £10.
Football collection. 30 signatures in total. Includes Watford, WHU, and more. Good Condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £10.
Football collection. Signatures on A4 sheets. Includes Leicester, Exeter, Tranmere and more over 10 sheets. Good Condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £10.
Football collection. Signatures on A4 sheets. Includes Notts Forest, Oldham, Lincoln, Brighton, Swindon Over 10 sheets. Good Condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £10.
Football collection. Signatures on A4 sheets. Includes Preston, Boston Utd, Wolves, Charlton Over 10 sheets. Good Condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £10.
Brian Jones (British)'The Boy King'Giclee print on paperSigned, numbered 6 of 18 and dated in pencil41 x 36 cm (16" x 14")Liverpool born artist, Brian Jones art prints range from - dollar bills stamped with Madonna's face, to politically suggestive pieces such as and cult icons like . His 'New Pop' art plays with well known popular culture and images and comments on issues such as war and politics. Over the past few years his works have shown literally alongside those of Andy Warhol, Richard Hamilton and Roy Lichtenstein to name but a few. With much more in the pipeline, his upward spiral is set to continue. Now living in Wales, Brian Jones is one of Britain's most promising ‘New Pop’ artists. He shows both nationally and internationally, with pieces in public collections and works owned by politicians, football managers, film and pop stars, plus other notables in the creative industries.This lot is also sold subject to Artists Resale Rights, details of which can be found in our Terms and Conditions.
Inter Milan football Club 18ct gold token Inter Milan football Club .750 18ct gold token dated 12.3.84, likely to commemorate to ownership of Ernesto Pellegrini with cast imagery of the San Siro and Duomo with enamelled Inter Milan Club badge and Italian badge in star. weight 7.6g, diameter 2.6cmGiven to Peter Robinson, Liverpool's former Club Secretary and Chief Executive
Four Brentford Football Club home programmes Brentford football Club home programmes, 4 in total, to include Brentford v Derby County, 6th February 1937, Brentford v Preston North End, March 26th 1937, Brentford v Manchester City, 3rd April 1937 and Brentford v Preston North End, 5th March 1938.
15 Chelsea Football Club home programmes 1931-1938 Chelsea Football Club home programmes, 15 total, for Chelsea v Arsenal, 24th January 1931, Chelsea v Aston Villa, 11th February 1933, Chelsea v Sheffield Wednesday, 17th March 1934, Chelsea reserves v Fulham reserves, 30th March 1934, Chelsea v Swansea Town, 8th September 1934, Chelsea v Stoke City, 27th October 1934, Chelsea v Crystal Palace, 6th February 1935, Chelsea v Brighton & Hove Albion, 20th April 1936, Chelsea v Arsenal, 12th October 1936, Chelsea v Sheffield Wednesday (x2), 3rd October 1936, Chelsea v Huddersfield Town, 27th march 1937, Chelsea v Grimsby Town 15th September 1937, Chelsea v Leicester City, 9th April 1938, Chelsea v Bolton Wanderers, 12th March 1938.Qty: 15Arsenal 24th January, Crystal Palace 6th February have tape down the spine. Stoke City 27th October has rust marks from staples on the front and back cover over parts of the cartoon, date and teamsheet. Browning and rust marks on the left hand side of the Arsenal 12th October programme. Creases and fold marks on Sheffield Wednesday 17th October with some discoloration. Remainder in good condition with some creasings and light wear.
Four Chelsea Football Club home programmes 1925-1929 Chelsea Football Club home programmes, 4 in total, to include Chelsea v Preston North End, 24th October 1925, Chelsea v Oldham Athletic, 6th April 1928, Chelsea v Southampton, 27th October 1928 and Chelsea v Blackpool, 26th December 1929Qty: 4Light creasing, missing staple with some rust/foxing marks surrounding the area
Seventeen Crewe Alexandra Home & Away Programmes 1948-1949 Season Crewe Alexandra football programmes, 17 total, from the 1948-1949 season, Home games include Stockport County, Wrexham, Southport, Gateshead, Darlington, Barrow, Tranmere Rovers, Accrington Stanley, Hull City, Chester, York City, New Brighton, Oldham Athletic. Away Programmes include Rotherham, Oldham Athletic, Rochdale, SouthportQty: 17
Twenty One Crewe Alexandra football programmes Home & Away 1947-1948 Season Crewe Alexandra football programmes, 21 total, from the 1947-1948 season, Home games include Tranmere Rovers, Gateshead, Chester, Rotherham, Wrexham, Bradford City, Rochdale, Hartlepool United, Oldham Athletic, Carlisle United, Barrow, Halifax Town, York City (with New Brighton), Accrington Stanley, Lincoln City (x2), Hull City, Stockport County. Away Programmes include Chester, Hull City and the last game of the season at SouthportQty: 21
Fifteen Crewe Alexandra FA Cup football programmes 1938-1950 Crewe Alexandra football programmes, all FA Cup matches, 15 total, to include Oldham v Crewe FA Cup 1st round, 26th November 1938, Rotherham United v Crewe FA Cup 1st round 30th November 1946, Crewe v South Shields FA Cup 1st round, 29th November 1947, Workington v Crewe FA Cup 2nd round, 13th December 1947, Crewe v Sheffield United FA Cup 3rd round, 10th January 1948, Crewe v Derby County FA Cup 4th round, 24th January 1948, Crewe v Billingham Synthonia FA Cup 1st round, 27th November 1948, Crewe v Millwall FA Cup 2nd round, 11th December 1948, Crewe v Sunderland FA Cup 3rd round January 8th 1949, Crewe v Darlington FA Cup 1st round, 30th November 1949, Crewe v Oldham FA Cup 2nd round, 10th December 1949, Crewe v Oldham FA Cup 2nd round hosted by Manchester City, 19th December 1949, Crewe v North Shields FA Cup 1st Round, 25th November 1950, Crewe v Plymouth Argyle FA Cup 2nd Round, 9th December 1950 and Plymouth Argyle v Crewe FA Cup 2nd round replay, 13th December 1950.Qty: 15Oldham game is the only eaxmple with tape on the spine. None of them are hole punched. The pymouth home game (9/12/50) is foxed down one edge. Many of them have replacement staples with some evidence of rust where the original once sat. The text on the right edge of the South Shields match is ink transfer from another programme. Workington, South Shields, Sheffield United, Derby and Sunderland programmes have pencil annotations to the team sheets, Workington has some with blue ink.
FA Cup Final football programmes 1948-1956 FA Cup Final football programmes to include 1948 Manchester United v Blackpool, 1949 Wolverhampton Wanderers v Leicester City, 1951 Blackpool v Newcastle, 1952 Arsenal v Newcastle, 1953 Blackpool v Bolton Wanderers, 1954 Preston North End v West Bromwich Albion, 1955 Manchester City v Newcastle United, 1956 Birmingham City v Manchester CityQty: 8
International, Inter-League and Exhibition football programmes International, Inter-League and Exhibition football programmes, from 1954 onwards to include Football League v League of Ireland 1954, Football League v Football League v of Ireland 1955, Great Britain v Bulgaria 1956, Rangers v The British Army 1956, Wales v Ireland 1957, England v Roumania 1957, England v Hungary 1959, England v Young England 1960, England v The Football League 1963, England u23 v Russia u23 1969, England u21 v Italy u21 1978 and more in one ring binder.
Large collection of European Cup Final and Champions League Final football programmes Large collection of European Cup Final and Champions League Final football programmes to include Real Madrid v Partizan F.K. Beograd 1966, Benfica v AC Milan 1963, Eintracht Frankfurt v Real Madrid 1960, Ajax v AC Milan 1969, Olympique de Marseille v AC Milan 1993, Bayern Munich v Leeds United 1975, Bayern Munich v St. Etienne 1976, Borussia Mönchengladbach v Liverpool 1977 (This is a reproduction by the Manchester Programme & Souvenir Club), Ajax v Panathinaikos 1971, AC Milan v Barcelona 1994, Barcelona v Sampdoria 1992, Ajax v AC Milan 1995, Ajax v Juventus 1996, Borussia Dortmund v Juventus 1997, Manchester United v Bayern Munich 1999, Borussia Dortmund v Bayern Munich 2013, Bayern Munich v Chelsea 2012, Bayer Leverkusen v Real Madrid 2002, Real Madrid v Valencia 2000, Juventus v Real Madrid 2017, Barcelona v Arsenal 2006, Manchester United v Chelsea 2008, Barcelona v Manchester United 2011, Monaco v Porto 2004, Read Madrid v Atletico Madrid 2016, Real Madrid v Atletico Madrid 2014, Bayern Munich v Inter Milan 2010, Barcelona v Manchester United 2009. Plus a small selection of UEFA Cup Final programmes.
Manchester United Interest Articles, Photographs, Programmes and more Manchester United Football Club interest, one ring binder of photocopied articles, images, booklets and programmes following the team from 1900 to the 1960's. Programmes include Manchester United v Barnsley 26th December 1935, Manchester United v Sunderland 29th October 1938, Manchester United v Preston North End 14th February 1948, Manchester United v Blackpool FA Cup Final 24th April 1948 ('A Lanchashire Wembley' front cover) and others from the 1950's to 1970's. The History of Manchester United by Tony Pullein, Manchester United v Portsmouth 7th May 1949, Manchester United v Wolverhampton Wanderers 22nd October 1949 x2, Manchester United v Arsenal 3rd September 1952, Manchester United v Atletico de Bilbao 6th February 1957, Manchester United v Everton 28th August 1957, Manchester United v Manchester City 31st August 1957, Manchester United v Leeds United 7th September 1957, Manchester United v Blackpool 18th September 1957, Blackpool v Manchester United 9th September 1957, Manchester United v Arsenal 21st September 1957, Manchester United v Shamrock Rovers 2nd October 1957, Wolves v Manchester United 28th September 1957, Manchester United v Aston Villa 5th October 1957, Nottingham Forest v Manchester United 12th October 1957, Manchester United v Portsmouth 19th October 1957, Manchester United v Aston Villa 22nd October 1957, West Bromwich Albion v Manchester United 26th October 1957, Manchester United v Burnley 2nd November 1957, Manchester United v Dukla of Prague 13th November 1957, Manchester United v Sheffield Wednesday 16th November 1957, Manchester United v Bolton Wanderers 18th January 1958, Manchester United v Tottenham Hotspur 30th November 1957, Birmingham City v Manchester United 7th December 1957, Manchester United v Leicester City 21st December 1957, Manchester United v Chelsea 14th December 1957, Manchester United v Luton Town 25th December 1957, Manchester City v Manchester United 28th December 1957, Manchester United v Red Star Belgrade 14th January 1958, Manchester United v Ipswich Town 25th January 1958, Arsenal v Manchester United 1st February 1958, Manchester United v Sheffield Wednesday 19th February 1958, Manchester United v Nottingham Forest 22nd February 1958, West Bromwich Albion v Manchester United 1st March 1958, Manchester United v West Brom 5th March 1958, Manchester United v West Brom 8th March 1958, Burnley v Manchester United 15th March 1958, Manchester United v Fulham at Villa Park 22nd March 1958, Manchester United v Fulham at Arsenal 26th March 1958, Sheffield Wednesday v Manchester United 29th March 1958, Manchester United v Sunderland 4th April 1958, Manchester United v Preston North End 5th April 1958, Tottenham Hotspur v Manchester United 12th April 1958, Manchester United v Birmingham 19th April 1958, Manchester United v Wolverhampton Wanderers 21st April 1958, Manchester United v Newcastle United 23rd April 1958, Chelsea v Manchester United 26th April 1958, Manchester United v AC Milan 8th May 1958, Manchester United v B.S.C. Young Boys 1st October 1958, Everton v Manchester United 28th October 1958, Manchester United v Wiener Sport-club 11th February 1959, Manchester United v Real Madrid 1st October 1959, Manchester United v Wolverhampton Wanderers 5th march 1960, Manchester United v Manchester City 23rd September 1961, Manchester United v Aston Villa 24th November 1962. There are also a number of early facsimile programmes as well as match reports and squad photographs plus photocopied articles about the Busby Babes.The Barnsley and Sunderland programmes from the 1930’s are originals.
Four Nantwich Town Football Club Programmes 1927-1962 Nantwich Town Football Club, 4 in total, programmes to include the Cheshire Senior Cup Final v ICI Alkali held at Northwich Victoria FC, 8th April 1933, Witton Albion v Nantwich, 24th December 1927, Witton Albion v Nantwich, 15th September 1928 and Nantwich v Runcorn, 1962, rumoured to be the first time Nantwich Town sold official programmes.Qty: 4
Five Sheffield United Football programmes 1903-1929 Sheffield United Football programmes, 5 in total, to include Sheffield United Reserves v Sheffield Club, 7th November 1903, Sheffield United v Sunderland, 4th May 1929, Sheffield United v Rotherham County, 21st April 1917, Sheffield United v Grimsby Town, 16th September 1916, Sheffield United Reserves v Stoke City Reserves, 14th March 1925Qty: 5
Ikast FC Jersey 1989-1990 UEFA Cup Winners' Cup match worn football shirt Ikast FC, Denmark 1989-1990 UEFA Cup Winners' Cup match worn football shirt, long sleeves, size XL, player number 14, manufactured by AdidasEric Groeleken swapped this shirt with a player after the UEFA Cup Winners' Cup 1989/90, Round of 32, 1st leg match between FC Groningen v Ikast FC, Groningen winning 1-0.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-tjbIoQKKjs
U18 Netherlands National Football Team Match worn away shirt from the group stages of the 1982 UEFA European Under-18 Championship Netherlands (Holland) National Football Team U18 match worn away shirt from the group stages of the 1982 UEFA European Under-18 Championship. Long sleeves, size 7/8 large, player number 13, manufacturer Adidas.Eric Groeleken played for the Netherlands (Holland) u18 team in this tournament playing against Scotland on 25th May 1982, the game ending in a 1-1 drawer. This was Eric Groeleken's shirt for the game against the eventual winners of the tournament with famous Scottish names such as Jim McInally, Paul McStay, Gary Mackay, Ally Dick and Pat Nevin.
Servette Geneve Jersey 1988-1989 match worn UEFA Cup home football shirt Servette Geneve 1988-1989 match worn UEFA Cup home football shirt, long sleeves, size large, player number 15, manufactured by Adidas, sponsor Placette to front.Eric Groeleken swapped this shirt with a player after the second leg of the UEFA Cup second round match between Servette FC and FC Groningen. The game took place on 9th November 1988 (1-1). Groningen won on 3-1 on aggregate with Eric Groeleken scoring the first goal in the first home leg. We are unsure of the player who wore the shirt, the Servette programme list no.15 as Rober Kok, uefa.com as Vincent Colletti.
VfB Stuttgart match worn UEFA Cup 1988-1989 football shirt, long sleeves, size L, player number 15, manufactured by AdidasEric Groeleken swapped this shirt with a player after the UEFA Cup last 16, second leg match between VfB Stuttgart v FC Groningen, final score 2-0 with two goals by Jürgen Klinsmann. Eric Groeleken was substituted on in the 61st minute of the match. According to uefa.com records this shirt may have belonged to Olaf Schmäler who was substituted on in the 70th minute.
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