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Lot 186
ITALY-ENGLAND 61 Three issues of Lancio Cine-Stadio newspapers dated May 13/14 1961, 20/21 1961, and 23/24 1961, all are four page issues largely dedicated to Cinemas and the film world but two include prominent adverts for Italy v England 24/5/61 in Rome and the prices and details of tickets for the game are prominently advertised. The game-day issue includes a prominent advert for tickets for Roma v Hibernian and a team listing for Italy v England. Scarce items. Good
Lot 188
AUSTRALIA - ENGLAND 51 Programme, New South Wales v England (FA XI), 19/5/51 , a strong FA team toured Australia and this game in Sydney featured Bartram, Flewin, Owen , Sewell, Broome, Hagan and Langton in the England team. 16 page issue of Soccer Weekly News largely devoted to the match and this was the match programme. Good
Lot 191
WORLD CUP 1950 Issue of Brazilian magazine "Deporte" dated 28/6/50,colourful front cover is similar to all official publications and posters for the World Cup held in Brazil . 32 page sport publication with coverage on a number of pages of the first week of the World Cup, England having defeated Chile 2-0 in their only game to date. Scarce publication. Good
Lot 204
GALVIN-HUGHTON 1982 FA CUP FINAL Tottenham short sleeve yellow shirt for the 1982 FA Cup Final v QPR. Tony Galvin thought that it was his shirt but as it is number 2 it is the shirt of Chris Hughton for the Final and after the game they each appear to have picked up the wrong shirt. The shirt is short sleeved, yellow with navy marks and made by le coq sportif. The Tottenham crest and match details are in the centre of the front of the shirt in navy blue and number 2 in navy on the reverse. Spurs defeated QPR in a replay at Wembley and both Galvin and Hughton played in both games. Good
Lot 205
TONY GALVIN 1987 CUP FINAL Tracksuit top worn by Tony Galvin at the 1987 FA Cup Final v Coventry City. Tony did not play in the game due to injury but wore the official club tracksuit for the Final which has Spurs embroidered in navy, yellow and in light blue on the left breast with the Wembley Twin Towers and Wembley 1987 embroidered beneath. Multi coloured top. Good
Lot 206
TONY GALVIN - TOTTENHAM Long-sleeved Tottenham home shirt, number 18, believed to be 1981-82 and possibly from a European game as it is numbered 18 and Spurs reached the Semi-Finals of the Cup Winners Cup before losing to Barcelona. Made by le coq sportif with Spurs crest below the v neck in the centre. Navy blue cuffs surrounded by white and likewise the v neck . Number 18 in navy blue on the reverse and worn by Tony Galvin. Good
Lot 211
INTER MILAN SHIRT Inter Milan shirt exchanged with Tony Galvin at the Ossie Ardiles Testimonial game, 1/5/86, Tottenham v Inter Milan which ended in a 2-1 Spurs victory , crowd being 30,586. The shirt is long-sleeved, blue and black stripes and number 11 on reverse in white. It is thought to have been worn by Minaudo of Inter. Maradona played for Tottenham in this game. Good
Lot 214
PAT JENNINGS Green shirt worn by Tony Galvin when playing in the Pat Jennings Testimonial game, 3/12/86 in Belfast. Tony played for the Pat Jennings Select XI alongside George Best v an International XI. Green long sleeve shirt with white piping and white cuffs. Pat Jennings Testimonial embroidered on left breast and number 8 on reverse. Good
Lot 220
USSR SHIRT Shirt exchanged with Tony Galvin at Euro 88, Russia v Republic of Ireland, 15/6/88 in Hanover. The game ended 1-1. White short sleeved shirt with red and white stripes to shoulders. CCCP on centre of front of shirt in red and hammer and sickle badge above the letter "P"on left breast. Made by adidas and their badge is on right breast. Number 7 in red on reverse and Sergei Aleinikov played in that number for the Soviets. Slight marks. Generally good
Lot 222
GALVIN - BRASIL Long sleeved Brasil shirt from the friendly Republic of Ireland v Brasil, 23/5/87 in Dublin. The Republic won 1-0. Tony Galvin did not play in the game but obtained the shirt from a Brazilian substitute after the game ended. The shirt is yellow with green collar, CBF badge on left breast with 3 starts above and Brasil below the badge. Topper trademark on right breast. Number 20 in green on reverse (small hole in the "0" of 20. Not known to whom the shirt belonged. Generally good
Lot 223
GALVIN - ITALY Long sleeved heavy woollen Italy shirt exchanged by Tony Galvin after the game between Republic of Ireland and Italy, 5/2/85 in Dublin. Italy won the game 2-1. The shirt is long-sleeved, colour blue with blue collar and red, white and green border to collar. The Italia badge is sewn onto the shirt which has a white number 4 on the reverse. It is possible that the shirt belonged to Scirea but we cannot confirm this. Good
Lot 225
GALVIN - SPAIN Spain shirt exchanged with Tony Galvin after the World Cup Qualifier in Seville, 16/11/88. The shirt has a white number 2 on the back. The short sleeved shirt is red with a Spain crest sewn on to the left breast . The collar is red with a yellow stripe and has the le coq sportif trademark on right breast. The shirt has thin , slightly lighter, red stripes and a slightly lighter red small triangles pattern on the body of the shirt. Spain won the game 2-0 . Good
Lot 270
MAN UTD - BERNE YOUNG BOYS 1958 Programme for Manchester United v Berne Young Boys, 1/10/58 plus two autograph pages signed by 15 players and officials involved in the game. United signatures include Matt Busby, Carolan, Dawson whilst 7 Berne players have signed the page plus referee Arthur Ellis. Programme is creased but signatures are good. Fair-good
Lot 278
MAN UTD - SHEF WED 58 Manchester United home programme v Sheffield Wednesday, 19/2/58, FA Cup and under two weeks after the tragedy at Munich in which eight United players lost their lives. This was the first game played by United after the tragedy and a wave of emotion at Old Trafford carried them through 3-0. Token intact, team not written in, minor folds. Generally good
Lot 281
RAF - ARMY 1942 Single sheet wartime very rare programme for game, RAF v Army, 26/12/42 played to raise funds for the Mayoress of Poole's "Our Boys Parcels Fund". The teams included players from Chelsea, Middlesbrough, Cardiff, Chesterfield, Oldham , Third Lanark, Arsenal, Blackpool, Bournemouth, Wolves, Shef Utd and Crystal Palace. Team changes, slight ink marks, folds. Fair
Lot 284
KING'S LYNN Three King's Lynn home programmes plus pirate programme for Cup game at Nuneaton Borough 26/11/49 (published by L.Cooling of Tamworth). Home programmes v Bury Town 52/3, v Lowestoft 53/4 both Eastern Counties League and v Peterborough 57/8, Midland League. Some folds etc. Fair-generally good
Lot 328
CHELSEA 1910 Eight page Chelsea programme covering Chelsea v Hastings & St Leonards 19/3/1910, South Eastern League and also covers Chelsea v Players Union 21/3/1910, the Players Union side included Billy Meredith, Roberts and Wall , all Manchester United, Hardy of Liverpool in goal and players from Swindon, Nottm Forest, Sunderland, Shef Wed, Blackburn, Notts County and West Brom. The game was played for the benefit of the newly formed Players Union of which Meredith was a founder. Ex bound volume, small tear to bottom edge Good
Lot 331
1932 MATCH TICKET Complete unused match ticket for Lancashire Football Association Charity Match at Burnden Park, Bolton, Players of England v Players of Scotland, 7/12/1932, funds were being raised on behalf of The Edge Green Colliery Disaster Fund. England won the game 4-1 with the players all coming from Lancashire based League Clubs Good
Lot 401
BILL NICHOLSON Collection of items relating to Bill Nicholson , includes programme v Everton , 11/10/58 (his first game as manager), large signed colour photograph, Bill Nicholson OBE Memorial Service booklet at White Hart Lane 7/11/2004, Bill Nicholson Tribute booklet 1919-2004, programme Bill Nicholson Testimonial v Fiorentina 8/8/2001 + ticket, Bill Nicholson Testimonial programme v West Ham, 21/8/83 and Spurs home programme v Middlesbrough 11/9/74 commenting on his resignation as Spurs manager. Generally good
Lot 403
TOTTENHAM MISCELLANY 1961 Collection of items relating to Spurs Double season, 1961-62, Spurs 1961 players booklet, ten issues of The Lillywhite 60-61, Spurs official handbook 60-61, Tottenham Double Winning Reunion Dinner menu 24/5/2001 (signatures on back cover but not Double team players), Pirate songsheet "The Spurs Go Marching On (Tucketts), 1961 Cup Final Highlights EP record using BBC Commentary, Adidas/Umbro catalogue with Spurs on front cover, Star postcards of White and Blanchflower, teamgroup showing Spurs with the two trophies, 1961 Compliments slip with teamgroup and facsimile signatures, 60/61 facsimile players autographs sheets, 15 Tottenham Double Winners cards caricatures by Phillip Neill, Magazine page "The Men who made History", letter to Everton from Spurs asking for more tickets for the game at Everton 18/11/60, , Spurs programme v FA XI , 1961 Charity Shield.. Generally good
Lot 427
BURNLEY-LEAGUE CUP 60-61 Set of seven Burnley home and away programmes , Football League Cup 1960-61, first year of the competition. Burnley reached the Semi-Finals losing to Aston Villa after a third game at Old Trafford. Home games v Brentford and Aston Villa (Semi-Final) and away games at Cardiff, Brentford, Southampton, Aston Villa (Semi-Final) and Aston Villa (replay at Old Trafford 2/5/61), minor faults including mark on front cover of game at Villa. Fair-good
Lot 47
MANCHESTER UNITED Five Manchester United away programmes, all friendlies, at Dunstable 5/8/74 with George Best appearing for Dunstable, Youth game at Home Farm 26/10/59 (score on cover), Clement Testimonial at QPR 5/5/78, Sadler Testimonial at Preston 11/4/78 and 75th Anniversary match at Portsmouth, 4/12/72. Minor faults. Generally good
Lot 488
SHORTS- CRYSTAL PALACE 1939-40 Shorts FC full size home programme v Crystal Palace, not sure of the date but it is 1939-40 and before October 18th and a friendly as organised wartime football had not as of yet been arranged. Shorts FC were in the Kent League and had guaranteed Palace a large sum to come to play the game so it is probably the Palace first team and is listed as Chesters, Owens, McConnachie, Gregory, Shanks, Huggett, Waite, Gillespie, Robson, Carter and Ward. Scarce programme. Good
Lot 492
KENT MISCELLANY Collection of items relating to Kent clubs, including Folkestone admittance ticket 4/5/57, various other tickets, Ashford Fixture card 47/48, Herne Bay fixture card 50/51, Kent League rules booklet 45/46, Kent Schools handbooks 49/50 and 50/51, Ramsgate v Margate programme for game played to celebrate Kent FA 75th Anniversary 1/9/56, several reprints of old Ashford Railway Works FC programmes, Ashford FC Souvenir programme re winning the Kent League 48/49 and Kent County FA Minutes Jan/Feb 1920. generally good
Lot 535
CHRISTMAS BOX Our treasure chests proved popular in the last auction so here is something to keep the buyer busy over Christmas, a box of goodies including ten Lawn Tennis press photographs from the 1930s/40s featuring Sarah Palfrey (USA), women's hockey programme 1950 England v Scotland at The Oval, England v Hungary 53 football programme, rugby union programmes Midland Counties v New Zealand 1967 and 73 plus Leicester v Coventry 45, and England v The Rest at Twickenham 1950, 1996 Rowing first day covers, complete cigarette card album "Hints on Association Football" cards laid down, , Radio Times 1953 Coronation Number, FIFA boxed leather wallet, luggage tag, photograph holder, programmes including Man Utd v Fulham 57/8 Semi replay at Arsenal, England Boys v Wales Boys 1949 at Man City, Burnley v Chelsea Cup 3rd replay 56 at Highbury, over 100 cigarette cards going back to the 1900s including cards presented with The Gem and Magnet (1920s), Football Club Colours (Ogdens) etc, Littlewoods Football Annuals 1935-36, Liverpool handbook 64-65, signed Graham Taylor Investiture booklet as Freeman of Watford Borough, autographs on various items of Stanley Matthews , Sepp Blatter, signed Liverpool colour team group photograph (signed by 16 including Dalglish, Hughes, Heighway, Clemence, Joe Fagan, Jones, McDermott, Case etc), black and white photographs signed by Best, Law, Stiles, Kidd, collection of over 30 Cricket press photographs including David Bairstow, Boycott, Botham , Woolmer , mainly 1980s, Newcastle Evening Chronicle Souvenir, Newcastle v Ujpest Fairs Cup Final,+ souvenir issue of Newcastle triumph, Several Man Utd 62/3 programmes plus Football League v Italian League at Old Trafford 1961, World Club Championship programme 2000, Leeds v Ferencvaros 68 Fairs Cup Final programme, Scottish Daily Express team group postcards 56/7 for Rangers, Third Lanark and Stenhousemuir, programmes England v Scotland 1950 Amateur International at Hull, Aldershot v Bradford Park Avenue 69/70 (last game in League for BPA), copy of The Avenue November 67 (BPA magazine), Leeds rosette, ticket Exeter v BPA 69/70, cine film Newcastle v Man City 67/8 championship decider (8mm), collection of Leeds Utd trade cards late 60s, 14 FA Cup Final programmes between 56 and 92 includes 56, 59, 62, 71, 73, 76-80 inc, both 83 issues, 87 and 92, Man City Youth v Man Utd Youth 58 with token, several Amateur Cup Final programmes plus Vase and Trophy Finals, World Cup 82 programme (French edition), flyer for boxing tournament 1930 signed by Matt Busby and two other Man City players Sam Cowan and Bray, German Sports magazine 1937 covering Man City in Germany with editorial and pictures, International Zonaphone record (disc) of Newcastle v Man City likely to be pre World War 2, 1968 European Cup Final programme and many other items including Tottenham handbook 51/2 and 6 Rugby League Cup Final programmes, 54, 55, 56 , 60, 61 and 62 plus a folder containing tickets from various sports but mostly football including Big Match and club games inc Fuham v Nottm Forest 60/61 and Peterborough v Northampton 61/2. Most items are in generally good condition and certainly at least fair. A real treasure trove with numerous other items not described but waiting for the buyer to find.. As described
Lot 566
GRIMSBY - MIDDLESBROUGH 1938/39 The plot thickens, Grimsby Town home programme for match v Middlesbrough, 18/2/1939, volume XX11 number 25 but the result for the Cup replay v Sheffield United is included and the back page is different, otherwise the same programme as for the Cup replay and the following Saturday game v Middlesbrough. We can only guess that perhaps they sold more programmes than anticipated for the cup replay v Sheffield United and had to print more programmes for the game v Middlesbrough and it made sense to leave the Cup match details out as the game had already been played. Consequently there were two different programmes for the same game. Good
Lot 568
ENGLAND - GERMANY 1935 England home programme v Germany, 4/12/1935 at White Hart Lane, Tottenham, four page issue, tears along fold and to outside edges, slight creasing, no writing, comes with England team photograph for the game (Daily Mail Souvenir, 12" x 10"), which has tears to top and bottom edges. Fair
Lot 635
HIBS - BRITISH ARMY 58 Hibernian home programme v British Army, 10/2/58 , postponed because of snow and used with partial update for the re-arranged game. Bobby Charlton is named in the line-up but the editorial explains that he has been replaced by Dobing due to being injured in the Munich Air Disaster. No writing. Generally good
Lot 650
MANCHESTER CITY Interesting collection of items relating to Manchester City including a scrapbook from 1929 approximately 20 pages of match reports etc plus several pages relating to Manchester Central FC (thought to have belonged to Alf Gray who played for both City and Central when they were attempting to be elected to the Football League), 1956 Cup Final programme (team changes), Manchester City official record handbook (1976), team group postcard by R.Scott and Co circa 1910, aerial colour photograph of Maine Road showing the old Kippax stand, several , usually colour, magazine team group pictures (60s), magazine pictures signed by Lee, Bell, Oakes, Corrigan, Mulhearn, Sear, signed newspaper teamgroup from the 1950s signed by the complete team including Revie, Broadis, Clarke, Paul, Meadows, Trautmann etc, 10" x 6" press photograph showing Francis Lee scoring in the title clincher at Newcastle in 1968 (fourth goal), ticket for Tianjin v City 27/7/96 (Chinese tour), plus ticket for Hearts v Man City 31/5/58 in Vancouver plus both halves of ticket West Brom v Man City 4/1/58 (Cup), Man City Directors Report and Balance Sheet 1954-55, B.D.V Cigarettes small coloured Man City silk, 10 small Man City Pinnace cards (1920s) plus 2 larger cards (Johnson and Cookson), other cards, Evening Chronicle Cup-Tie Supplement 15/3/1934 for Cup Semi-Final v Villa, large original cartoon showing scenes from City winning 4-2 at Preston, 4/12/1926 measuring circa 13" x 10" (ink cartoon drawing ) and the "Event Brief" for Man City v Southampton 11/5/2003 (last game at Maine Road). Rather a unique collection and much better than most miscellanies. Generally good
Lot 753
BLACKBURN 63-4 Twenty two Blackburn away programmes, 63/4, set of 21 League including the programme for their 8-2 victory at West Ham, 26/12/63 and somewhat unusually they lost the return at Ewood , two days later, 3-1. The other programme is the League Cup game at Notts County. A few faults. Fair-generally good
Lot 80
THAMES - CRYSTAL PALACE 1930 Thames home programme v Crystal Palace, 22/11/1930, Division 3 South. Palace won the game 2-0. Thames had a short-lived career in the Football League, joining it in 1930-31 replacing Merthyr and leaving it at the end of 1931-32. They finished 20th out of 22 in 30/31 and bottom in 1931/32 when they were replaced by Aldershot. Thames Association FC were based very close to West Ham United and consequently attendances were always very low and financial problems were always present for the club. The Club played at West Ham Stadium, Custom House, E 16 and the programme has an advert offering shares in the Club for sale to the public. Four page issue, team changes, fold. Generally good
Lot 833
LIVERPOOL Four photographs from the archives of former Liverpool chairman, Tom Williams, . All relate to Liverpool becoming Second Division Champions , 2/4/62, the first shows Williams with the players and trophy after the presentation of the trophy, the second shows Williams and Shankly celebrating with the players in the dressing room, the third shows the players, Shankly and Richards (League President) in the dressing room with the Trophy after the game and the fourth shows Williams with two former Liverpool players, T.Scott and J.Hopkin (both played in the 1920s and 30s) at the game. Good
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