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Click here to subscribeNorthern Ireland international cap, season 1920-21,the black velvet with gilt tassel and banding, with crest for IRISH FOOTBALL ASSOCATION LIMITED and embroidered 1920-21, interior bears AP DALZELL 15 ROYAL AVENUE BELFAST retail stamp, good conditionThe original recipient of this cap is unknown.
George Frederick Wheldon's Aston Villa 1897 FA Cup Final winner's medal, 15ct gold, circular form with pierced scroll mount and 9ct gold loop ring, obverse with central three lions shield flanked by two footballers and a ball, engraved 1897 with Reg. No. 225727, reverse inscribed ASTON VILLA F.C. WINNERS ENGLISH CUP G.F. WHELDON within laurel leaves stamped THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION, 15ct gold, Birmingham 1896 by Constantine & Floyd, diameter 31mm., 19 gr. George Frederick (Fred) Wheldon (1869-1924) played at inside forward for England and several football clubs including Aston Villa, Small Heath and West Bromwich Albion. He also played County Cricket for Worcestershire.Aston Villa beat Everton 3-2 in this Final, held at Crystal Palace on 10th April 1897. Wheldon scored the second Aston Villa goal in the 35th minute, their other goals coming from John Campbell and Jimmy Crabtree.
Group of nine silver football medals, one from the Kent County F.A. dated 1897, comprising silver shield-shaped medal with loop ring, hallmarked Birmingham 1897, obverse engraved K.C.F.A. & W.T.T., reverse 1896-7 H.O.W.W. & D.J, length 4.5cm., 30gr.; circular silver medal with blank cartouche, hallmarked, diameter 2.5cm., in fitted box gilt-lettered THE FOOTBALL ASSOCAITION; silver circular medal, hallmarked, engraved B.J.O.C. PELHAM SHIELD RUNNERS-UP 1927/28 and initials, diameter 2.5cm.; silver circular medal, hallmarked,engraved C & D S.S.L. B.CUP 1930/31 with enamel shield decoration, diameter 2.5cm.; silver badge, hallmarked, with entwined club lettering, diameter 2.5cm.; three lapel badges for Leeds Untied (2) and Manchester City and a Benfica pin badge, silver weight 74gr.
1903-04 London Charity Cup 9ct gold winner's medal awarded to a player of Casuals FC,quatrefoil form, obverse with central London City coat of arms, surrounded by enamelled band LONDON CHARITY CUP 1903-4, reverse hallmarked, diameter 2.5cm., 8gr. The London Football Association Charity Cup was competed for between 1889-90 and 1974-75. Casuals won the competition on six occasions.
Glasgow Football Association Cup winner's medal 1915,9ct. gold, in original Vaughton's of Birmingham fitted case, the lid inscribed gilt GLASGOW FOOTBALL ASSOC., 1915, weight 19.6gr.The 1915 Glasgow Cup was won by Celtic who beat Rangers 2-1. The identity of the Celtic player who was awarded this medal is unknown.
WWI Army Football Championship medal, 1918, of circular silvered form, obverse engraved FRANCE 1918, reverse ARMY FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP, diameter 31mm., sold together with an embroidered shirt badge printed with ARMY SPORT CONTROL BOARD FOOTBALL REFEREE II within a sunray motif, 15.5 by 14cm., and a b & w postcard featuring an army football team, (3)
Eight silver District League & Schoolboys football medals dating from 1920s and 1930s, sold together with a black and red velvet sporting representative cap, inscribed D.F.C (possibly Durham Football Club) wear to red band, back of black cap and interior lining; plus two further football medals,14 enamelled bowling club badges and a cased Light Infantry athletics medal; silver weight 105gr. (26)
Football League representative medal award to the trainer T.H. Gopsill (of West Bromwich Albion) for the match v Scottish F.L. played at Celtic Park 13th March 1926,9ct. gold & enamel, fully inscribed obverse & reverse, 13.7gr.The Football Leaguw won this match 2-0 through goals by Bedford & Ruffell.
F.A. Amateur Cup winner's medal hallmarked 1925-26,9ct. gold, inscribed THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION, WINNERS, 14.5gr.The Birmingham Assay Office gold hallmark for July 1925 to June 1926 would indicate that this medal was originally awarded to a player from Northern Nomads, 7-1 (record score) winners over Stockton in the Final played at Roker Park.
Bill Foulke's Manchester United 1963 F.A. Cup winner's medal,awarded to Bill Foulkes for Manchester United FC v Leicester City FC, played at Wembley Stadium on 25th May 1963, the 9ct gold circular medal with scroll top and suspension ring, obverse with three lions shield flanked by two footballers, reverse inscribed THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION CHALLENGE CUP WINNERS, engraved W.FOULKES 1962-63 M.U.F.C., hallmarked 375 Birmingham 1962 Fattorini & Sons Ltd, in original burgundy leather box, weight: 25.4 gms, diameter: 31mm. Manchester United won 3-1. William ''Bill'' Foulkes (1932-2013), an English footballer who played for the Manhcester United Busby Babes team in the 1950's and 1960's. He made 566 appearances on the senior team scoring 7 goals and was capped only once for England in 1955.
1963 F.A. Cup winner's medal awarded to Manchester United's Albert Quixall,inscribed THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION CHALLENGE CUP, WINNERS, A.QUIXALL, MANCHESTER UTD. 3 LEICESTER CITY 1; sold with a letter of provenance signed by Albert Quixall (2)Please note the footballer Albert Quixall misplaced his original 1963 F.A. Cup Final medal. The medal being offered here is the official replacement medal presented by the Football Association at a later date. The medal is date-stamped for Birmingham 1990.
9ct gold Football League Champions Division 3 medal for season 1963-64,awarded to Graham Wilfred Newton of Coventry City FC, during the managership of Jimmy Hill, the 9ct gold circular medal with loop ring, inscribed THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE CHAMPIONS DIVISION 3, reverse engraved SEASON 1963-64 G.W. NEWTON, hallmarked 375 Birmingham, weight: 14.8 gms, diameter: 28 mm Graham Newton (1942-2019) English footballer and manger, having played with Blackpool from 1961 to 1962, Walsall from 1962 to 1964, moving to Coventry City in 1964 with 8 league appearances scoring 3 goals under Jimmy Hill. He went onto play for Bournemouth & Boscombe Athletic 1964-67, Atlanta Chiefs 1967-68, Port Vale 1968-69, Atlanta Chiefs 1969-70, Hednesford Town 1970, Worcester City 1970-74 and Stourbridge in 1975.
Roger Hunt's representative medal for Football League v Italian Football League match played at the San Siro, Milan, 9th May 1964, silver-gilt inscribed THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE, REPRESENTATIVE MATCH, THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE VERSUS THE ITALIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE, AT MILAN, 9th MAY 1964, Birmingham 1963 by Vaughton & Sons, 12gr., in original case of issue stamped THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE, slight gilding wear; sold together with a medal for the same match presented to Roger Hunt by the Italian Football League, continental silver-gilt, inscribed LEGA NAZIONALE, F.I.G.C., ITALIA-INGHILTERRA, MILANO, 9 MAGGIO 1964, diameter 25mm., 10gr., hallmarked 900, in original Stefano Johnson case, (2) The Italian League won 1-0. Provenance: The Roger Hunt Collection. Graham Budd Auctions, 25th April 2016, Lot 819.
75th Anniversary French Football Federation commemorative silver medallion presented to Stanley Matthews,circular form, obverse with profiles and inscription of Henri Delaunay and Jules Rimet, reverse inscribed FEDERATION FRANCAISE DE FOOTBALL 75 ANS 1919-1994 and logo’s, diameter 6.5cm., in a case with COA from Louis Taylor Auctioneers from the sale of family-owned Stanley Matthews memorabilia (2)
Manchester United Carling Cup [Football League Cup] winner's medal season 2005-06,9ct. gold, inscribed THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE CUP, WINNERS 2005/2006, neck ribbon, in original case of issueThis medal was awarded to Manchester United goalkeeping coach Tony Coton. See lot *** for further information on Tony Coton.
Queen's Park Rangers npower Football League Champions limited edition commemorative medal, season 2010-11,circular form, obverse inscribed QUEEN PARK RANGERS FC LOFTUS ROAD LONDON 1882 NPOWER FOOTBALL LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 2010-2011, reverse engraved NPOWER FOOTBALL LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 2010-2011 LIMITED EDITION RUN OF 500 MEDALS NO.182, diameter 7cm., in presentation caseQPR secured the Championship title on 30th April 2011, ending a 15-year hiatus from the Premier League.
Football Association collectables, comprising three F.A. cased gentlemen’s gilt metal necktie bar clip sets with enamelled England shield; an F.A. cased pen and pencil set; a Football League cased enamelled lapel badge; an F.A. onyx paperweight cigarette lighter commemorating HM Queen Elizabeth II's Silver Jubilee 1977, 7cm. high, and a boxed leather-cased F.A. bridge set, with pencils, cards and scoresheets (7)Provenance: from the Les Cocker Collection.
Les Cocker career memorabilia, comprising a 1972 pennant for the Rothmans Football Annual Golden Boot Award; a letter of thanks from the F.A. of Ireland to Cocker relating to the match with England, 28th November 1973; an F.A. currency receipt note; Les Cocker’s well-thumbed copy of the Referee’s Chart Laws of the Game, cover signed by him in blue ink (4)Provenance: from the Les Cocker Collection.
International presentations from the Les Cocker Collection 1970s, comprising a boxed set of six drinks coasters by Pentland Copper Craft commemorating the Centenary of the Scottish FA , presented at the 1973 Hampden Park Home International against England; a boxed glass paperweight presented by the Portuguese FA at the International match against England in Lisbon, 19th November 1975; an Ornamine Rumilly dish commemorating a Junior European Football tournament at Iris Club de Croix in France, undated; a framed porcelain tile presented at the Bicentenary Soccer Cup tournament in the USA, May 1976; a Soviet porcelain plate presented by the USSR FA for the International match against England in Moscow,10th June 1973 (qty.)Provenance: from the Les Cocker Collection.
Football League representative medal (manager) v Scottish Football League, Hampden Park, 17th March 1976, silver-gilt, obverse inscribed THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE REPRESENTATIVE MATCH, reverse engraved THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE v THE SCOTTISH LEAGUE HAMPDEN PARK 17th MARCH 1976, TEAM MANAGER, hallmarked Birmingham,16gr. in original fitted box with gilt lettering THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE The English League, managed by Don Revie, beat their Scottish counterparts 1-0 courtesy of a Trevor Cherry goal. This was the last time the two combined Leagues met in a competitive match, due to falling attendances.Provenance: from the Les Cocker Collection.
Football League representative medal (team attendant) v Glasgow FA, Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee match at Hampden Park, 17th May 1977, Silver-gilt, obverse inscribed THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE REPRESENTATIVE MATCH, reverse engraved GLASGOW FA v FOOTBALL LEAGUE HAMPDEN PARK 17th MAY 1977 TEAM ATTENDANT, hallmarked Birmingham, 16gr. in original fitted box with gilt lettering THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE, 'Les Cocker' written in blue ink on interior of lid The match resulted in a 2-1 victory for the Glasgow Select side, Kenny Dalglish scoring the winning goal. The Football League team was managed by Don Revie, with Les Cocker his Assistant.Provenance: from the Les Cocker Collection.
Collection of original b&w press photographs featuring England and Leeds United football and other related ephemera relating to Les Cocker,comprising renowned photographer and Leeds fan John Varley with Les Cocker 11 by 14in.; England training camp with Alf Ramsey, Don Revie and Les Cocker, 8 by 11in.; Johnny Giles being stretchered off during Leeds United v Chelsea 19th September 1964, 8 x 10 in.; Les Cocker and others on the golf course, 8 by 10in.; Leeds United League Cup winners 1967-68 with trophy, 7.5 by 10in.; Les Cocker testing the turf plus others 8 by 9in.; sold together with a signed letter from Nobby Stiles to Les Cocker on Preston North End letterhead; a partially signed copy of the Gala Charity Match - Leeds United FC v Don Revie’s International XI, 11th May 1988; a letter from Sir Alf Ramsey to Les Cocker dated 5th January 1967 on F.A. letterhead; Les Cocker's Football League Pension Scheme book dated 1st December 1959 and others (qty.)Provenance: from the Les Cocker Collection.
Football League Division Two Championship winner’s medal 1963-64, 9ct gold, obverse lettered THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE CHAMPIONS DIVISION 2, reverse engraved SEASON 1963-64, hallmarked Birmingham 9 /.375, 15gr. in original fitted box with gilt lettering THE FOOTBALL LEAGUEProvenance: from the Les Cocker Collection.
Football League Division One Championship winner’s medal 1968-69, 9ct gold, obverse inscribed THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE CHAMPIONS DIVISION 1, reverse engraved SEASON 1968-69, hallmarked Birmingham 9 / .375, 15gr. in original fitted box with gilt lettering THE FOOTBALL LEAGUEProvenance: from the Les Cocker Collection.
Football League Division One Championship winner’s medal plaque 1973-74,9ct gold, square design embossed plaque engraved CHAMPIONS DIVISION 1 1973-74 applied with a wooden back, hallmarked Birmingham 9 / .375, 10 by 9cm. in original fitted box with gilt lettering THE FOOTBALL LEAGUEProvenance: from the Les Cocker Collection.
Terry Venables' Rotary 9ct gold wristwatch, presented by the F.A., circa 1979, 9ct gold case, champagne dial with baton hours, date aperture, manual wind movement, leather strap, back engraved PRESENTED BY THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION IN APPRECIATION OF YOUR VALUABLE SERVICES IN THE PRODUCTION OF THE COACHING FILMS IN 1979, case hallmarked 375, working at time of cataloguing, may need servicing, not testedProvenance: The Terry Venables Collection
England team circa 1996 signed Mitre ‘Delta Cosmic’ football, six-panelled ball printed with MITRE emblems and ENGLAND three lions emblem, signed in marker pen by 15 squad members including Gareth Southgate, Teddy Sheringham, Peter Beardsley and othersProvenance: The Terry Venables Collection
Terry Venables privately commissioned group of thirteen oil paintings by the artist Ashley Luff who has portrayed Terry's favourite football personalities,each signed and dated 1996, oil on canvas board, each 30.5 by 23cm., uniformly framed, the football celebrities comprising: BILL SHANKLY, DIXIE DEAN, BOBBY CHARLTON, BOBBY MOORE, GORDON BANKS, BILL NICHOLSON, GEORGE BEST, DUNCAN EDWARDS, PAUL GASCOIGNE, DENIS LAW, MATT BUSBY, JOHN CHARLES & BOB PAISLEYProvenance: The Terry Venables Collection
Steve Finnan's Carling League Cup Final 2005 runners-up medal, from the game against Chelsea at Millennium Stadium, Cardiff, 27th February 2005, silver, hallmarked Birmingham 2004, of circular form, obverse engraved with twin handled trophy and inscribed THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE CUP, reverse engraved SEASON 2004-2005 FINALIST, diameter 30mm., 18gr., in original fitted case with gilt lettering CARLING CUP FINAL 2005, condition is good for the medal and box, the medal has minor surface scratches Chelsea beat Liverpool 3-2 AET. Finnan played throughout the match.
Steve Finnan's Liverpool UEFA Super Cup 2005 winner's medal 2005,from the match against CSKA Moscow at Stade Louis II, Monaco on 26th August 2005, of circular gilt metal form, obverse engraved UEFA SUPER CUP 2005, reverse a football player and star motif, with red, blue and yellow suspension ribbon, diameter 50mm.Liverpool FC beat CSKA Moscow 3-1 AET. Steve Finnan was substituted after 55 minutes.
Steve Finnan's Liverpool FIFA Club World Championship Toyota Cup 2005 Fair Play medal, from the Final of the tournament held at the International Stadium, Yokohama, Japan on 18th December, against Sao Paulo, of circular pierced bronzed metal, obverse engraved FIFA FAIR PLAY and FAIR PLAY with football player figure, reverse inscribed FIFA 93 TM, with blue ribbon suspension lettered FIFA CLUB WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP TOYOTA CUP JAPAN 2005, diameter 75mm. Liverpool were beaten 1-0 by Sao Paulo.
Steve Finnan's Liverpool FA Community Shield winner's plaque 2006, from the match against Chelsea at Millennium Stadium, Cardiff, 13th August 2006, of octagonal wooden form applied with brushed silver circular plaque lettered FOOTBALL ASSOICATION COMMUNITY SHIELD and three lions emblem, flanked by two engraved plaques hallmarked 925 silver, inscribed FA COMMUNITY SHIELD LIVERPOOL V CHELSEA and THE MILLENNIUM STADIUM, CARDIFF SUNDAY 13TH AUGUST 2006 WINNERS, 13.5 by 13.5cm., in original fitted case with gilt lettering and emblem
Steve Finnan's Liverpool FA Cup Final 2006 winner's medal, 9ct gold, hallmarked 375, of circular form, obverse with three lions emblem, reverse inscribed THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION CHALLENGE CUP WINNERS, diameter 32mm., 17gr., in fitted box with gilt titling 125TH FA CHALLENGE CUP WINNERS Liverpool beat West Ham 3-1 on penalties following a 3-3 scoreline AET and Finnan played throughout. The match is widely regarded as one of the greatest FA Cup Finals in history and was the last one held at the Millennium Stadium while Wembley was being rebuilt.
Steve Finnan's Portsmouth F.A Cup Final 2010 runners-up medal, from the match against Chelsea at Wembley, 15th May 2010, 9ct gold, hallmarked 375, of circular form with loop ring, obverse engraved with three lions emblem, two football players and THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION, reverse with THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION CHALLENGE CUP RUNNERS-UP, diameter 32mm., 17gr., in original fitted box lettered FA CHALLENGE CUP RUNNERS-UP Portsmouth were beaten 1-0 by Chelsea. Steve Finnan made 21 appearances for Portsmouth in season 2009-2010.
Wayne Rooney white England No.10 jersey from the FIFA World Cup Group D match v Costa Rica played at Belo Horizonte 24th June 2014,short sleeved with 2014 FIFA WORLD CUP BRAZIL & FIFA FOOTBALL FOR HOPE badges, front with logos and lettered ENGLAND V COSTA RICA 24-06-14, reverse lettered ROONEYWayne Rooney came on in the 75th minute of this 0-0 draw. Having lost their previous two Group matches, England could not progress to the knockout stages and Costa Rica topped Group D. They were eventually beaten 4-3 on penalties by the Netherlands in the semi-finals.
Yellow Northern Ireland goalkeeper's No. 1 jersey worn by Pat Jennings in the Home International match against Scotland at Hampden Park on 20th May 1975, long-sleeved with IRISH FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION logo, with COA; sold together with three photographs, (4) Scotland beat Northern Ireland 3-0
Blue Scotland No. 2 jersey worn by Richard Gough in the Home International match against England, Wembley, 1st June 1983, short-sleeved embroidered THE SCOTTISH FOOTBALL ASSOCAITION and crest, with COA; sold together with b&w photograph of Gough, 8.5 by 6.5in. and a Gordon Cowans signed photograph, 8 by 12in. (3)England defeated Scotland 2-0. Richard Gough played for the Scottish International team during 1983-93, making 61 appearances, scoring six goals.
Mick Channon red and white Southampton No.8 home jersey, seasons 1965-72, long-sleeved, reverse numbered 8, 2 AP1 in black marker pen on inside collar; sold with letter of provenance from club manager Lawrie McMenemy on Southampton FC letterhead, with 8 by 5in. colour photograph of Channon, minor wear to jersey, holes apparent in sleeves and cuffs (2) Michael (Mick) Roger Channon (b 1948) played as a striker for Southampton FC between 1965 and 1977 making 391 appearances and scoring 157 goals, and again for the club from 1979 to 1982 making 119 appearances and scoring 28 goals. Known for his trademark windmill goal celebrations, he also made 46 international appearances for England between 1972 and 1977, scoring 21 goals, and after retirement from football became, to this day, a successful racehorse trainer.
Argentinean football trophy modelled as a laced leather football circa 1930,in silver toned metal, INSCRIBED ZAPATERIA [shoe shop] SANTOS CIVELLI, on tripod feet, height 17 by 14cm. This football was in the Rony Almeida Collection, where it was catalogued as a presentation to Manuel Ferreira, the Argentina captain at the 1930 World Cup in Uruguay.
Bronze medallion for 1934 FIFA World Cup qualifying match, France v Luxembourg, April 1934 of rectangular form by H. Reiners, obverse inscribed FEDERATION FRANCAISE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION INSTUTUEE 1919 showing maiden holding wheat sheaf and reverse inscribed COUPE DU MONDE LUXEMBOURG FRANCE 15 APRIL 1934, 6 by 4.5cm., in original case France defeated Luxembourg 6-1 in this match.
Complete set of England football team autographs, 1950 Brazil World Cup Finals, comprising all those players who took part in the three Group 2 matches against Chile, USA and Spain, signed in ink on individual paper or photographs and including Williams, Ramsey, Wright, Hughes, Dickinson, Finney, Mortensen, Aston, Mannion, Bentley, Mullen, Eckersley, Matthews, Milburn and Baily The USA team, composed of part-time players, defeated England 1-0 on 1st June 1950 in a World Cup Group match in Belo Horizonte, which is considered one of the biggest shocks in the tournament's history. England also lost their final pool match 1-0 to Spain and thus failed to reach the final round.
World Cup 1954 and 1966 football memorabilia, comprising 1954 World Cup copper circular plaque embossed with two footballers, inscribed with details of the final, semi-final and some quarter-final matches, diam.13cm; a 1966 England World Cup Willie money box; two 1935 metal-cased foldable travel brushes; a metal ashtray embossed with football players and a metal circular portable ashtray with embossed lid (6)
Sweden 1958 FIFA World Cup official tournament advertising poster, on board, designed by Beka, published by Ervaco-Recklam/Dalhbergs, used to promote the tournament in and around the host cities, printed with SVERIGE 8-29 JUNI 1958 COUPE JULES RIMET FOTBOLL, with official logo and football player with a ball, 70 by 50cm. condition is fair to good, lower left corner slightly damaged, there is wear to the edges all round, some pin / tack holes obvious, the poster has been applied to board which has a frame on the reverse, the nails/tacks show on the front
A Limoges porcelain plate commemorating the thirteen goals scored by Just Fontaine in the 1958 Football World Cup, Of circular form with the red, white and blue of the French flag, thirteen footballs with the names of the countries Fontaine scored against for France, surrounding an image of Fontaine with facsimile signature; sold together with a framed signed postcard of Just Fontaine, signed in blue ink, (2)
A fine album of 1966 World Cup First Day Covers with representation of all 16 competing teams,comprising: England (16 signatures, including all 11 finalists), Uruguay (21), Mexico (21), France (22), Brazil (22), Bulgaria (21), 2 x Portugal (each with 15 signatures, one postmarked Liverpool representing the Group matches, the other London for their later matches), Hungary (19), Italy (24), Chile (21), USSR (20), West Germany (21), Switzerland (23), Argentina (17), Spain (22) and North Korea (22), the album additionally containing an unsigned FDC issued for the England v West Germany Final, two further World Cup Final FDCs the first signed by hat-trick hero Geoff Hurst the other by F.A. President The Earl of Harewood; FDC signed by French captain Marcel Artilessa; FDC signed by the Brazilian team doctor Hilton Gosling on the occasion of the pre-World Cup match v Scotland, Gosling had a Scottish grandfather; and additional Brazil team FDC, part-signed by 14 members of the squad; another FDC signed by Pele with full signature; two further FDCs for the Soviet team the pair bearing a total of 15 signatures; and finally a FDC signed by the Italy team that travelled to Scotland for the 1966 World Cup Qualification match, which is a quite different group of players to those selected for the tournamentProvenance:Originally from the collection of Ronald Landy Antinoris ('Scot Landy'), the renowned Glasgow collector of autographed football philately.
A complete set of First Day Covers issued for the 32 matches played at the 1966 World Cup,24 Group Matches, 4 Quarter-Finals, 2 Semi-Finals, the 3rd/4th Place Play-Off and the England v West Germany Final, all bearing postmarks relating to the zonal groups around England where the matches were played, London (Harrow and Wembley), Middlesbrough, Sunderland, Liverpool, Manchester, Sheffield and Birmingham and each bearing three postage stamps for 1/3, 6d & 4d; the folder also containing two further FDCs, the first with a 4d England Winners postage stamp postmarked Harrow and Wembley, the other with German postage stamps and postmarkProvenance:Originally from the collection of Ronald Landy Antinoris ('Scot Landy'), the renowned Glasgow collector of autographed football philately.
1966 World Cup First Day Covers including from overseas,comprising a 1966 FDC postmarked a second time 21st June 1970 and reading 'England Last Day As Holders'; an album page hinge-mounted with a trio of FDCs one of which is autographed by a selection of players from the England and West Germany final tie teams including Bobby Moore and the England goalscorers Hurst & Peters; and two folders containing a total of 47 FDCs with philatelic representation from England, Scotland, West Germany, Monaco, Bulgaria, Poland, USSR, North Korea, Hungary and Mongolia; sold together with a good selection of Crown Colonies philately issued for the 1966 World Cup, plus further philatelic items from England and MonacoProvenance:Originally from the collection of Ronald Landy Antinoris ('Scot Landy'), the renowned Glasgow collector of autographed football philately.
Signed 1966 England World Cup winners team photograph, signed by eight of the team in black marker pen Banks, Wilson, Stiles, Cohen, Charlton, Peters, Hunt and Hurst, flanked by group and knock out stage details, with players cards and title below, COA to reverse, mounted and framed, 70 by 89cm.; sold together with two framed UEFA Euros memorabilia (1996 and 2004); a framed Bobby Robson photograph with autograph in black marker pen, mounted, COA to reverse, 56 by 46cm.; a framed Wayne Rooney photograph with autograph in black marker pen, mounted, COA to reverse, 55 by 45cm.; and a signed 2003/04 England football replica jersey bearing an inscription and signatures in black marker pen of David Beckham and Jonny Wilkinson (6)
Official commemorative book published by The Football Association for the 50th Anniversary of the 1966 victory with neatly mounted cards signed by Sir Alf Ramsey and the 11 England winning players,Bobby Moore, Alan Ball, Gordon Banks, Ray Wilson, George Cohen, Nobby Stiles, Jack Charlton, Geoff Hurst, Martin Peters, Bobby Charlton and Roger Hunt, and additionally signed by Jimmy Greaves, the book with foreword by Sir Geoff Hurst, full documentary of England’s greatest sporting triumph in the World Cup of 1996, mint condition, packaged in red cloth-bound presentation case with gold foil lettering 1966: THE 50TH ANNIVERSARY and three lions crest, providing a lavishly illustrated narrative of the tournament with profiles and memories of England's players in addition to contributions from managers, commentators, journalists, celebrities and supporters, including previously unseen photographs and documents
USA FIFA 1994 World Cup and other football memorabilia, comprising a black Adidas official canvas briefcase; another black shoulder bag; a multi-coloured World Cup tie designed by Peter Max; a white t-shirt with logo; empty Coca Cola bottle with USA flag and WC emblem; New York Host Committee WC board; WC coaster; a cased FIFA World Cup USA 1994 gilt souvenir medal; WC lapel badge; official programme and guide; FIFA WC Qualifying draw dinner booklet for 7th December 1991 New York Hilton Hotel; two U.S Soccer/World Cup ’94 glass paperweights and stand dedicated to Clive Toye; Daily Express 1966 World Cup Guide; 50 Concacaf sports bag, with t-shirt, pen and two champagne flutes (one broken); FIFA Museum Collection book, t-shirt, postcards and posters; Toye (Clive). Anywhere in the World and A Kick in the Grass books; 2010 FIFA WC South Africa notepad; United States Soccer Football Association badge; Fons Stoffels (Fons). The Amazing World Tour of the Dallas Tornado 1967/68; Baltimore Bays promotional records; Marlboro Soccer Cup Miami (qty.)
FIFA World Cup memorabilia, comprising two large 1998 France FIFA Exposition advertising posters, 70 by 47cm., wear apparent, fold lines, creases, edges worn; 1998 France Le Carrousel du Louvre shopping mall envelope stamped COUPE DU MONDE PARIS FRANCE 98 in black ink with official postage stamp; 1982 Espana Copa del Mundo football; two 1994 USA World Cup unused ticket for game 43, Tuesday 5th July and a 1999 FIFA Women’s World Cup advertising board, 76 by 49cm. (qty)
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