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Click here to subscribeA collection of sporting related coins / medallions to include a 27 gram .999 fine silver example commemorating William F1 driver Damon Hill, France '98, Williams F1 Jacques Villeneuve, Barnsley Football Club Premier League promotion, a three medallion baseball related set comprising Babe Ruth, Mark McGwire and Roger Maris and other, also contained in the lot is a coin / medallion case. [2]
An interesting 9ct gold medal for 'The Lady's Pictorial Golf Competition 1911', marked on the back 'Qualifying Round, Ireland South, 13-25, won by Miss Cronin Coltsman' (2cms diameter). Also with a silver football medal for 'Murray Football Tournament 1918', various other Sporting medals (Diablerets Sking Club, Table Tennis, Rifle Club, Swimming etc) football programmes, sporting autographs and other items. *CR: Not available. *BP 22.5% (18.75% plus VAT) plus a lot fee of £8 inc. VAT on each lot.
An interesting group of football programmes, mostly from the 1950's and 60's. Including Waterford v Limerick 1958, Old Internationals Soccer Match 1963, Sheffield v Glasgow 1959, Blackpool (large qty including 1951 FA Cup Final, 1951 FA Cup Semi Final and many more), 1965 FA Cup Final, Mexico 1970 World Cup programme, Preston North End, Hearts, Arsenal, Man Utd, West Ham, Millwall, Barnsley, St Mirren, Halifax Town, Blackburn, Carlisle United, Liverpool, Fulham, and others. *CR: In reasonable condition for their age. *BP 22.5% (18.75% plus VAT) plus a lot fee of £8 inc. VAT on each lot.
MINOR COMPETITION FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES Nine programmes: FA Youth Cup Finals 1965 at Arsenal v Everton and 1968 at Burnley v Coventry City. FA Youth Cup Semi-Finals 1961 at Everton, 1965 at Chelsea, team changes, 1966 at Sunderland and 1967 at Sunderland and Scunthorpe, team changes. SJFC S-F at West Ham United v Chelsea and London Challenge Cup Final 1967/8 at West Ham United v Dagenham. Generally good
FOREIGN FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES Nine programmes including Iceland v Norway 1959 Olympics Qualifier, Brazil v Portugal 1957, Esbjerg v Slavia Prague 5/7/1966, creased, Combined Swiss League team v Athletico Montevideo 26/4/1960, Staevnet v CDNA Bulgaria 1960's, Dutch XI v London XI 8/3/1961 in Amsterdam, tape on the spine, Combined Services in Malta v Norwich 9/5/1964 and Western Province South Africa v Real Madrid 9/9/1964, folded. Fair
FOOTBALL MISCELLANY Including Bradford City home programme v Stockport 2/9/1961 signed on the line-up page by 6 Bradford City players including Flockett, Hockey, Devitt, Reid, Storton and Hanksworth. Unsigned programmes: West Germany v Republic of Ireland 11/5/1960, UK v Europe 13/8/1955 in Belfast, slightly folded in four, Scottish Cup S-F's Motherwell v Clyde 5/4/1958 at Celtic Park, slight horizontal crease and St. Mirren v Celtic at Hampden 4/4/1959, Hearts v British Columbia Allstars 4/6/1960 in Vancouver and Hamburg SV v Man. Utd. 12/8/1959, very slightly water soiled. Generally good
1960'S FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES Over 75 programmes including 1966 World Cup Tournament programme, no writing, Lincoln City v Liverpool 60/1, Chelsea v Northampton 65/6, Hearts v British Army 61/2, Watford v Arsenal 63/4 Testimonial, Man. City v WBA 1968 Charity Shield and Notts. County v Brighton 60/1 League Cup. Some have team changes. Fair to generally good
1979 FOOTBALL AWARDS MENU / AUTOGRAPHS Football Writers' Association Footballer of the Year Dinner And Presentation menu 10/5/1979 at the Café Royal with 27 autographs including Alf Ramsey, Ron Greenwood, Peter Shilton. George Graham, Theo Foley, Jimmy Greaves, Joe Mercer, Bobby Robson, Denis Law, Geoff Hurst, Malcolm Allison, Danny Blanchflower, Gerry Armstrong, Steve Perryman, Don Howe and Kevin Ufton. Generally good
FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES FOR FRIENDLY MATCHES Twenty two programmes including 3/8/1971 Scarborough v Leeds S/S, 12/8/1950 Orient Public Trial, 17/2/1954 Exeter v FC Vienna, 11/12/54 Palace v Esbjerg, 25/2/1957 Gloucester v Managers, 17/12/1958 Norwich v Rouen, 28/2/1959 Ipswich v Hearts, 24/8/1959 Eastbourne v Zwolsche Holland, 25/9/1959 Ely v West Indies, 21/4/1960 Charlton Old Stars v TV All Stars, 5/5/1960 Cambridge City v Southampton, 18/4/1962 Palace v Real Madrid O.L. 10/12/1962 Walthamstow v Orient, 2/5/1971 Bobby Robson XI v Showbiz XI @ Ipswich, 7/8/1974 Aston Villa v Leeds Centenary including copy of 1st Villa Programme. 3/8/1977 OB Odense v Leeds, 13/8/1978 Q.P.R v Entertainers, 3/8/1980 VIFK v Q.P.R, 19/11/1986 Bishop Auckland v Liverpool Centenary, 18/7/1987 GBK v West Ham, 28/7/1987 Kraft v Man City S/S, 7/8/1989 HJK Helsinki v Liverpool. Generally good
1960'S NON LEAGUE PROGRAMMES Six programmes: At Abingdon Grove Rangers v Clifton Hampden 14/4/1962 North Berks Cup Final. Banbury Spencer v Yiewsley 61/62 FA Cup, Chorley v Hyde 62/63 FA Cup, Kettering v Spalding 60/61 single sheet,. Westbury v Trowbridge 65/66 FA Cup single sheet and at Westminster Bank Club, Cuaco v Nottingham University, Amateur Football Alliance Senior Cup Final 31/3/1962. Generally good
CHELSEA Six home programmes, 4 of which v Arsenal 48/9, 50/1 League and Football Combination Championship Final, folded in four and 57/8 Youth Cup S-F, horizontal crease and 2 in Championship season 54/5 v WBA and Wolves, both slightly creased with team changes plus a small scrapbook with cuttings from programmes from the 1950's. Fair to generally good
FOOTBALL MISCELLANY Four publications, The Cup 1948 and 1951, Sporting Record Football Annual 1952-1953 and 1955-56, set of 16 Famous Teams in Football History issued by The New Hotspur, stamped official 1959 World Cup first day cover for England v Austria 15/6/1958 in Borås, signed on the front by Alan A'Court, a Christmas and New Year card from Robert Maxwell and tickets for Everton v Liverpool matches, 1986 FA Cup Final and 1984 Charity Shield. Fair to generally good
MANCHESTER CITY / STOKE CITY / SUNDERLAND / SHOWBIZ 1949/50 An autograph book from 1949/50 season including Manchester City X 11 signatures including Trautmann, Gill, Black, Spurdle, Hart, Westcott, Clarke, Walsh, Phillips, Turnbull and Westwood. Stoke City X 26 including Herod, Frank Mountford, Meakin, George Mountford, Hawley, Brown, Caton, Malkin, Watkin, Jones Hampson, Wordley and McCue and Sunderland X 24 including Shackleton, Hall, Ramshaw, Hudgell, Davis, Broadis, Wright, Walsh, Watson, Stelling, Dougall, Barnett, Case, Mapson and Reynolds. One of the Stoke / Sunderland page is back to back. The other football pages are separate. Other autographs include Billy Liddell of Liverpool and from showbiz Ted Ray, Nat Jackley, Jimmy Edwards, Dick Bentley, Ben Warriss, Jimmy Sewell and Desmond Wilson. Generally good
FOOTBALL AND CRICKET MEDALS 1902 - 1907 Thirteen silver hallmarked medals, 2 cricket and 11 football medals. Some are engraved on the front with AJW which we believe is A.J. Wilson. The only references to a club is Crown United for both football and cricket. We also believe that S.C.L. is the Southern Counties League which is not the Southern League. Every medal has a silver hallmark and is engraved on the reverse. Good
AUTOGRAPHED FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES Six programmes with autographs on the covers, England v Cyprus 1975 signed by Malcolm MacDonald who scored all 5 goals, England v France 1957 and Switzerland 1962 signed by Bobby Robson on both, Torino v Arsenal 93/4 ECWC signed by Lee Dixon, England v West Germany 1975 signed by Malcom MacDonald and 1978 Charity Shield Ipswich Town v Nottm. Forest signed by George Burley. Generally good
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