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Lot 135
MANCHESTER CITY Home programme covering three games, April 6th, 7th and 9th 1928, first team v Fulham and Reserves v Sheffield Wed and Burnley. The game v Fulham was watched by 60,000 as City won 2-1 to advance towards promotion. The programme is a little creased and has pencil half-time scores. Fair
Lot 177
TOTTENHAM Handbook 1910-11, bound in blue cloth with gilt inscription reading " Spurs Fixtures (official) 1910-1911 presented by T.F.Barlow and Son, Red Lion , Tottenham The Old Firm". Inside is a 76 page handbook with photos of the Spurs players, details of the 1909-10 Spurs season ( Spurs first season as a top-flight club), fixtures for 1910-11 for the various Spurs teams + other Football League fixtures and records, rules of the game etc, condition is generally good, the staples have come away from the cloth covers making the booklet part separate from the cover but this seems to be the only fault with no writing.or tears. As described
Lot 198
ARSENAL Seven scarce Arsenal VIP programme booklets normally given to Directors and Media on European nights. Six x Champions League and UEFA Cup game v Werder Bremen 2000. Champions League games are 2000 v Lazio, Sparta Prague and Bayern, the others are 2002 v Dortmund, PSV and Deportivo Coruna. Good
Lot 315
BRENTFORD / ABERDARE Brentford home programme v Aberdare , 4/12/1926, last Football League season for Aberdare who surprisingly won this game 4-1 for their only away win of the season. It was also one of only two Bees home League defeats. At the end of the season Aberdare finished bottom and were not re-elected, Torquay taking their place. The programme has a fold and the rusty staple created a small staple area hole. Fair-generally good
Lot 342
BRENTFORD / MERTHYR Brentford home programme v Merthyr Town, 14/9/1929, last Football League season for Merthyr who finished bottom and were replaced by Thames the following season. Brentford won this game 6-0 and achieved the remarkable feat of winning all 21 Home League games, the only Club to achieve this feat. Despite this Brentford only finished in second place, seven points behind Champions Plymouth. The programme has folds and a rusty staple and is otherwise very good. Generally good
Lot 405
SOUTH AFRICA 1907 South Africa v The Corinthians FC London, scarce official programme for the second test match played 24th August 1907 in Bloemfontein. The Corinthians won 2-0 in front of 4000 spectators with both goals scored by N Cornelius, this was the Corinthians seventeenth game of a gruelling twenty four match tour in 53 days from 24th July to 14th September 1907. The spine has been restored but this 16 page booklet contains full details of the Tour plus Corinthians previous record in England and overall condition is just about "generally
Lot 468
THAMES - LAST MATCH Brentford home programme v Thames Association, 7/5/1932 and a crowd of 6,364 saw the last-ever Football League game to be played by Thames. Brentford won 1-0 and Thames finished in bottom place five points behind Gillingham. Virtually bankrupt Thames initially decided to apply for re-election but then changed their minds after an appeal for funds fell on deaf ears. The players were released and the Club became defunct, their existence ending after four years of life, two years being spent in the Southern League and two in the Football League. Their ground was the rather large West Ham Stadium which was primarily a Speedway and Greyhound Stadium. It was claimed that the ground could hold 120,000 although 64,000 for a Speedway International v Australia seems to have been the maximum attendance. Thames Record attendance was 8,275 v Exeter for their first League match, the lowest being a dismal 469 v Luton, 6/12/1930 which was a record low for a scheduled Saturday League game. Playing in red and blue quartered shirts and white shorts, Thames finished 20th and 22nd in their two seasons. This programme is a standard Brentford home programme, it has a fold and the staple has been removed, however it has no writing and is in generally good condition. As described.
Lot 483
BRENTFORD / WEST HAM Brentford home programme v West Ham, 8/9/1934, a superb season for the Bees who won the Second Division Championship by 5 points winning 19 out of 21 home League games, drawing against Nottingham Forest and Plymouth. The Hammers were defeated 4-1 in this game. The programme has the staple removed and a couple of minor tears plus staple removed. Fair
Lot 488
BOLTON Home programme v Brentford,1/5/1935, a crowd of 46,554 saw Brentford lose 2-0 to the team that finished runners-up to them in the Second Division. At the time of playing the game, Bolton were third a point behind West Ham who had played one game more. Bolton only drew their last match and whilst the Hammers won, they were deprived of First Division promotion on goal average as they both finished five points behind Brentford. Slight fold, very minor ageing. Generally good
Lot 495
SUNDERLAND-CHAMPIONS Sunderland home programme v Brentford dated 21/3/1936 and one of only two home defeats for Sunderland who won the First Division Championship by eight points. Surprisingly only 26,348 went to Roker Park for the game.At the time of this game, Brentford were in a lowly position only 3 points off bottom place whilst Sunderland were 7 points clear. Brentford won this game and obtained 17 points from the 20 available to finish in fifth position. The programme is in generally good condition with some staple rusting and pencil half-time scores. Generally good
Lot 561
MANCHESTER CITY Home programme v Bristol City, 14/4/1928, tear along spine of team lists, rusty staples, slight fold and slightly grubby, complete, no writing and includes a team photo of the City players arriving in London prior to the game with Fulham. City won 4-2 to move into the promotion places. Fair
Lot 584
SOUTHAMPTON / BRADFORD PA Southampton six page small gatefold programme in very good condition v Bradford Park Avenue, 5/10/1907, Southern League. Rather unusual for Park Avenue to be in the Southern League. BPA having been formed in 1907 , failed to be elected to the Football League and consequently applied to the Southern League. Although Park Avenue only finished 13th they were elected to the Football League Second Division for the following season, 1908-09. Only the sixth game played by Park Avenue who lost 2-1. Saints were founder members of the Third Division , finishing runner-up in 1920/21 and Champions of the South Division 1921-22. Good
Lot 601
CHRISTMAS BOX Oh well Christmas has been and gone but here is a selection of items many people would have liked to find on Christmas Morning. Included are football programmes, Cricket Annuals, Racing Annuals, Rosettes, Cigarette Card album, trade cards, Football newspapers, cricket autographs and Pinnace cards etc. Includes two copies of The Cricketers Magazine from 1950, programmes include Czechoslovakia v Northern Ireland 1958 World Cup, England v Wales and v Belgium 1952, v Switzerland 48 ( at Arsenal), v Spain 55, 1951 Amateur Cup Final, West Brom v Millwall 38/39 ( punch-holes), newspapers are mainly 50s but includes Cup Final issue 1949 with full report on Wolves v Leicester and other games played that day (Birmingham Mail Sports Final), also includes 3 x 1956 Cup Final newspapers. Amongst other items are over 60 x 1950s cricketers cards given away with Comics, album "Association Footballers 1935-36" (complete), Playfair Cricket Annuals 1953 and 55, Racing Annual 1949, Tiger Cup-Tie album 54-55, Reading v Millwall 51/2 and 55/6 programmes, sheet of Glamorgan Cricket autographs 1932 ( 11 autos), 9 x Pinnace photos ( all Bolton + 4 x Bolton autographs , probably 1930s), Portsmouth Reserves v United Services full size programme 4/10/1924 ( rather torn), single sheet programme for game played by Army teams in Burma, 3 x Forest players in the Army Touring team, probably 50s +Walkers XI v Comptons XI played 17/11/45 in Madras ( worn but includes well-known players), 13 cards from 1923 presented by Adventure including Dimmock (Spurs) and Woosnam (Man City).Finally also included are 36 x Mobil Story of Grand Prix Motor Racing cards issued in 1971 and programme Gateshead v Barnsley 54-55. Various other items and whilst condition varies, many are at least "Fair-generally good" and this box is well worth consideration. As described
Lot 602
HEREFORD / CHELSEA Very scarce single sheet programme, Hereford Utd v Chelsea, 13/1/76, short notice friendly and a very limited number of single sheet programmes were printed, first team game, includes Bonetti, Harris, Droy, Wicks, Wilkins, Hutchinson , and Cooke. Fold but no writing. Generally good
Lot 659
ENGLAND / HUNGARY Official programme and ticket for the famous England v Hungary game at Wembley 25/11/53. Hungary won 6-3 to become the first overseas team to win at Wembley.Programme has vertical fold but no writing, ticket for South Terrace Seat is in generally good condition. Generally good
Lot 693
WAR CUP-WINNERS CUP Chelsea single sheet scarce programme for the War Cup Challenge at Stamford Bridge, 6/6/42, between Brentford and Wolves, the winners of the War Cup South and North respectively.The game ended 1-1.. The single sheet programme provides interesting detail as to how this first Challenge match between the two Cup winners came to be played. Chelsea programme for the game, slight fold but no writing and condition is "good" As
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