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Lot 117
Bridie Page (20th century) - an original watercolour entitled 'The Card Game' signed lower right and dated '82, with original certificate of authenticity signed by the artist, purchased from the Ginnel Gallery of Manchester 18th May 1982, image size approx 15 cm x 11 cm, gilt framed - Est £50 - £80
Lot 950
SPEED OF LIFE: SUKITA AND BOWIEpublished by Genesis Publications, Guildford, Surrey, 2012, first limited edition, number 29 of 2000 copies, 1350 are deluxe limited edition copies, signed by Bowie and Sukita, hand-bound in full calf skin leather, includes specially created record pressing on 7" vinyl single of Bowie's 1980 recording 'It's no Game'
Lot 485
Lloyds Natural History, sixteen volumes, comprising Butterflies (5 vols); British Birds (4 vols); Game Birds (2 vols); Monkeys (2 vols; Marsupials, Mammals and Cats, pub. London, Edward LLoyd Ltd., 1896-97, numerous colour chromolithographic plates in all volumes, gilt and black pictorial brown cloth boards.
Lot 39
CHESTER - NORTHWICH 1927 Chester FC home programme v Northwich Victoria, 12/11/1927, Cheshire League, first team game as Chester only became members of the League in 1931 when they replaced Nelson. Four page issue, several tears to edges and a piece torn off bottom outside edge corner of cover but only adverts affected. Only fair
Lot 185
WARTIME AT GRAYS 44 Programme for game at Grays, 28/10/44, London Fire Force (36 area) v Essex Fire Force ( 11 area) , players involved included Edwards (Millwall), Fryatt (West Ham), and others from Derby, Aston Villa, Swansea, Grays, Barking, Leytonstone and Metropolitan Police. Four page issue, fold. Generally good
Lot 75
ENGLAND FOOTBALL AUTOGRAPHS 1945 Set of England team autographs for the game v Wales , 20/10/45 at Wembley. Signatures comprise Bert Williams, Scott, Kinsell, Soo, Franklin, Mercer, Matthews, Fenton, Stubbins, Barrass and Watson. Signed on a typewritten team list which is also signed by reserve Billy Wright. Slight wear and tear around edges but signatures are good and in ink. Generally good
Lot 254
YOUTH CUP MAN UTD - BURNLEY 56 Beige coloured single sheet Manchester United home programme for game played at The Cliff, 8/10/56, Youth Cup v Burnley., First round. United had won the competition each year since the competition started and despite many of their more famous names being ineligible now, they defeated Burnley 5-2 with Dawson scoring all five goals. Burnley lost a player early on with a leg fracture and the ten men fought hard but without much joy. This was the fourth and last Youth Cup game to be played at The Cliff and the programme has the usual words stating the obvious, ie "To read-hold programme to light"., Score and scorers noted, slight fold, scarce item. Generally good
Lot 23
YORK-MANSFIELD / DONCASTER 1931 York programme for first team game v Doncaster 26/12/1931 and for Midland League Reserves game v Mansfield Reserves, 25/12/1931. Mansfield Reserves took the place of Mansfield first team in the Midland League as the first team had been elected into the Football League. Good
Lot 76
USA SOCCER 1930 Excellent double sided sheet of autographs circa 1930s which includes the USA Soccer team. The USA entered the 1930 World Cup in Uruguay and defeated both Belgium and Paraguay before being beaten 6-1 by Argentina in the Semi-Final when the USA finished with effectively 8 players as they lost a player with a broken leg after 10 minutes and two others including the goalkeeper were badly injured during the game. The signatures include the 1930 captain George Moorhouse and Patenaude who also played in the 1930 World Cup. Other signatures include Chesney, Dick and Ballantyne who played against Scotland in 1935 and two of the above signatories played against the 1939 Scottish touring team.. Trainer Jack Coll has also signed, Coll left Celtic in the 1920s to seek fame and no doubt fortune as a football trainer in the USA. He was trainer for the 1930 USA World Cup team and filled the team with Scottish born players. The USA signed sheet includes 11 players in position order, 3 reserves, trainer Coll and assistant Ballantyne. The other side includes eight players from Michigan All Stars including Frank Crawly (ex Blackburn Rovers, Accrington and Lincoln). A rare piece of USA soccer history with many rare signatures. Good
Lot 858
PORTSMOUTH - ARSENAL 47/8 Two programmes for games between the clubs, 47/8, both games finished 0-0 and Portsmouth did not concede a goal to Arsenal who won the title. Portsmouth finished in 8th place. Programmes are for game at Portsmouth 21/4/48 ( folds) and at Arsenal 4/10/47, (fold, team changes, rusty staples). Fair-generally good
Lot 1191
TICKETS Small but interesting miscellany of tickets, comprises Rugby League Cup Final 64, International Youth Tournament at Wembley, Final 1963, Football Junior Cup Final (sponsored by The Star) at Wembley, 10/5/52, Speedway World Championship Final tickets 1950, 54, 65, 67 (fold) and British Speedway Grand Prix 2006 at Wembley. Also includes ticket for London 5-a-side Championships at Empire Pool, Wembley1974, European Cup Final 1978, Rugby Union England v New Zealand 30/1/1954 at Twickenham and 2 x Oxford v Cambridge Varsity Football game tickets 1968 and 1985 both at Wembley.. Generally good
Lot 169
GUERNSEY 1944 Exceedingly scarce wartime programme for a match played at Beau Sejour, Guernsey, 31/5/44. The Amherstian Players v The Lyric Variety Stars. At the time , Guernsey was still occupied by the German forces and paper was in very short supply. Single sheet programme for this Charity game and both teams included male and female players which was banned by the FA at this time. Included amongst the players was Gertie Duquemin who was possibly related to Len Duquemin who went on to play for Spurs. Two punch-holes but no print affected. Exceedingly rare programme and very unlikely that many copies survive. Reg Warley was left back for the Players and unknown to the Germans he was the typist for the Guernsey Secret Underground Press which kept the islanders informed of the progress of the War via the strictly forbidden BBC. If he had been caught , he would face the death penalty. Programme is generally good condition. Generally good
Lot 101
PRESTON NORTH END - MEDAL 1903-04 Second Division Championship Medal awarded to centre forward P. J. Smith who played in all but one of the League games and scored 26 goals during the season. Percy Smith scored the only goal of the final game at home to Blackpool and this goal ensured that Preston won the title by one point from Woolwich Arsenal who also gained promotion as Runners Up. Smith continued his goal-scoring exploits for PNE until 1909-10 when he was transferred to Blackburn Rovers where he won two Championship medals in 1912 and 1914.. The medal, is gold and enamel, hall-marked, with Preston North End badge on the front in enamel and inscribed on the reverse "2nd Div League Championship presented to P.J.Smith". Good
Lot 335
EVERTON 1966 FA CUP Seven different match tickets for Everton games in the 1965-66 Cup triumph. Home game tickets v Sunderland (3rd Round), Coventry (4th Round), Man City (6th round replay) and away match tickets at Bedford (4th round) , Manchester City (6th round), Semi-Final at Bolton v Manchester United and Final at Wembley v Sheffield Wednesday. Generally good
Lot 61
RED DEVILS FLANDERS -ENGLAND 1945 Very scarce four page programme, Red Devils Flanders (Belgium) v England , 24/3/45, the FA toured Belgium and this game was played in Bruges. The programme states that this match was against England but officially it was a FA XI as Busby was in the team . Many England Internationals listed including Swift, Hardwick, Scott, Mercer, Franklin, Matthews, Lawton and Mortenson. Slight wear along folds. Fair-generally good
Lot 562
E.LONGWORTH FA MEDAL Medal awarded by the FA to Ephraim Longworth for playing in an International Trial game. Gold ,hall-marked. Date not known but Liverpool player Longworth made five appearances for England between 1920 and 1923 becoming the first Liverpool player to captain England. Inscribed E.Longworth on reverse. Good
Lot 92
WARTIME 1939 at PLYMOUTH Very scarce four page representative programme dated 4/11/1939 for game Royal Navy & Royal Marines v The Army & Royal Air Force at Millbay Park, Plymouth. Teams were picked from locally based players including Drake, Impregnable and R.M.B (Navy side). Slight foxing, minor folds. Generally good
Lot 357
1971 FAIRS CUP FINAL Juventus v Leeds United (1st Leg Re-arranged) played 28 May 1971 at Stadio Comunale, Turin. Scarce ''Stadio'' 4-page newspaper issue dated 29 May 1971 Includes full team line-ups to the front cover with match reports and main headline ''JUVENTUS-LEEDS'' and further match reports inside. This game was re-played after the original first leg match was abandoned after 51 minutes on 26 May, 1971. The top right corner of the paper has been nibbled although this does not affect any text. Good
Lot 191
FORCES IN BURMA 1944 Exceedingly rare programme for touring XI in Burma, 1944, covers three games including England v Scotland 5/10/44 at Comilla. Combined Tour of the Army and RAF International teams and players in this game included Langton (Blackburn), Denis Compton (Arsenal), Walker (West Ham), Hayward (Blackpool), Goddard (Wolves), programme also covers games v RAF XI 6/10/44 at Comilla, and v Army XI at Mynamati. Four page issue. Fold. Generally good
Lot 258
MANCHESTER UNITED- BOLTON 1963 In CORK Four page programme, Manchester United v Bolton Wanderers, 13/2/63, played at Flower Lodge, Cork, Ireland. Both teams flew over to Ireland for this exhibition game as the atrocious weather had led to many postponements in England from December until March and both teams were short of match practice. United won 4-2 . Pat Crerand had just been signed by United and he made his debut in this game and has signed the programme. Score, scorers noted, some creasing. Fair-generally good
Lot 173
YOUTH FOOTBALL 1956 Programme covering three games played by Germany Youth on their tour of England in 1956 plus a game in Wales at Swansea. The line-ups are shown for games v South of England 23/4/56 at Reading, v England 26/4/56 at Peterborough and v Midlands 1/5/56 at Villa. The line ups are also shown for the game v Welsh Boys Clubs at Swansea 3/5/56. The games were all against Boys Clubs players. Eight page issue. Minor folds. Generally good
Lot 183
EAST STIRLINGSHIRE / E.S.CLYDEBANK Two programmes, E.S.Clydebank v Stranraer, 26/8/64 at Kilbowie and first and only season programme for the newly formed team as a Scottish League Club although this game was in the League Cup. Programme is in good condition. The other programme is East Stirlingshire v Queen's Park, 10/8/63 at Firs Park, League Cup tie. Only season in the top division being relegated at the end of the season and merging to become E.S.Clydebank. Programme has some creasing but no writing. Fair-good
Lot 594
MANCHESTER UNITED Three United home programmes, 55/6 v Blackpool 7/4/56 (United won 2-1 to clinch the title, slight fold, one team change), 56/7 v Athletico Bilbao 6/2/57 (European Cup at Maine Road (fold, no writing) and v Real Madrid 25/4/57 (European Cup and first European Cup game at Old Trafford, slight fold). Fair-generally good
Lot 150
1966 GLASGOW CELTIC 6 Page Itinerary for the May/June 1966 tour of Bermuda, USA and Canada which included matches against Tottenham Hotspur, Bologna, Atlas, CYC All Stars and Bayern Munich. Includes Game Schedule, Flight Itinerary and Hotel Itinerary and was produced by B.O.A.C Official Sponsors of the American Soccer League.
Lot 339
AJAX - CELTIC 1971 Signed programme plus a match ticket, Ajax v Celtic, 15/3/71, European Cup, programme is signed by the Celtic squad on the team line-up page . Circa 16 Celtic signatures including many of the Lisbon Lions. ( Ink signatures). The programme is in generally good condition. Ticket is a seat ticket for the game played at the Olympic Stadium, Amsterdam and is slightly worn along folds. As described
Lot 916
RUGBY LEAGUE-WIDNES-YSTRADGYNLAIS 1950 Official Widnes home programme for friendly v Ystradgynlais, 23/9/50, Widnes has toured South Wales the previous season and this was a return friendly. The RFL were trying to establish Rugby League in South Wales and 1949-50 saw the formation of the South Wales Rugby League. Ystradgynlais is a small mining community approximately 13 miles North of Swansea. Widnes won the game 51-7 and the teamsheet is signed in pencil by six of the Welsh players. Good
Lot 87
ARMY CUP 52-53 Unusual programme, Army Challenge Cup Semi-Final, 18/3/53, Olympic Stadium, Berlin, 1st Bn Royal Scots Fusiliers v 28Bn RAOC (UK). Four page issue. Players included Marchi, Keeble, Gunter, Gosling etc. The Royal Scots seem to have qualified for the Semi-Final by winning the BAOR Trophy which was probably why the game was played in Berlin. Fold. Good
Lot 921
RUGBY LEAGUE-FESTIVAL OF BRITAIN 1951 Large format programme for specially arranged Festival of Britain Rugby League game, Great Britain v Australasia at Headingley, 19/5/51. Australasia consisted of Australians and New Zealanders playing in the English Rugby League at the time., 5 x Wigan players + 2 Reserves in GB side, 4 x Leeds players in Australasian team. Pencil changes. Generally good
Lot 981
LEICESTER RUGBY 1934 Programme Leicester v Barbarians, 27/12/1934 , all the Barbarians players were Internationals , slight fold, sold with a pen and ink drawing of Beamish of Leicester who was a Leicester captain but played for the Barbarians in this game. He is shown in Leicester colours and has signed the sketch drawn by P.C.Priestley. Sketch measures 7" x 10". Generally good-good
Lot 954
RUGBY UNION - AUSTRALIA 1966-67 Seven items relating to the 66-67 Australian rugby union tour of the Uk, ticket for game v Cardiff plus buffet ticket, menu for the England RFU dinner in honour of Australia, and programmes for the games v England, South Eastern Counties, East Midlands Counties and the combined Cross Keys, Pontypool and Newbridge XV ( score on cover). Generally good
Lot 669
ASTON VILLA - SHREWSBURY 1906-07 Volume 1 Number 33 of The Villa News and Record, Aston Villa v Shrewsbury, 2/3/1907, Birmingham League, first team game for Shrewsbury, Reserves game for Villa, ex bound volume from the first year that Villa produced their own programme. Small nicks to spine. Generally good
Lot 158
EVERTON - ABERDEEN 1956/SCHWABEN SC Very scarce American League Soccer News programme for two Everton tour games, May 27th and May 30th 1956. Line-ups for game on May 27th v Aberdeen in New York ( the game was postponed due to heavy rain) and v Scwaben (Germany) 30/5/56, also in New York. This was the programme for both games and is very scarce. Scwaben beat Everton 1-0 at Dowming Stadium, Randalls Island in front of 6,782, Scwaben scoring 10 minutes from the end of a bad-tempered game. Single sheet issue with editorial on both sides about both games. Slight ageing. Good
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