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Click here to subscribeA Catch Mag board game, a Tyco model jeep No'd. 27MHZ, a box containing a collection of puzzles and board games, to include Cluedo, a collection of seven BT Converse 220 telephones (boxed), two BT Relate 3000 telephones, etc, together with a plastic crate containing various boxed BT telephones, to include Diverse 5110, two vacuum cleaners to include a Dyson and a bag of golf clubs
Dutch school, still life with dead game, oil on panel, 19.5 x 26 cm, and its pair (2) See illustration Condition report Report by RB Possibly not Dutch school, but certainly Continental school. Both with bituminous looking paint, the still life with the three birds has an area of paint loss above them, just off left to the centre. On metal and not wood panel. The frames are probably original, with occasional and slight loss, and some traces of old worm holes to the reverse. If you would like any further images please ask for them.
A 20 gauge 70 mm chambered side by side non ejector box lock shot gun, made bearing Spanish proof marks but no makers name, serial no 22609, barrel length 27 3/4", complete with a box of twenty-five 20 bore Express shotgun cartridges and a mixed box of twenty-one mixed 20 bore game cartridges. PURCHASER MUST BE THE HOLDER OF A VALID SHOTGUN CERTIFICATE
A .177 Diana Model 1 air gun, it is rust speckled all over, it is of tin plate construction, it appears to be in working order, the barrel has to be removed to load the pellet, together with a leather shoulder of mutton gun case, its hinge requires repair, a leather 12 bore cartridge belt fitted with two D ring game hangers and a gun slip, a shoulder of Mutton gun case, a leather cartridge belt, a cloth rifle bag
ENGLAND SCHOOLS CAP 1914 Red E.S.F.A Cap, England v Wales 1914 awarded to Edmund (Sonny) Goldsmith of West Ham Schools who represented England Schools three times in 1914, away to Wales 7/3/1914 at Swansea, away to Scotland 16/5/1914 at Hampden and home to Wales 14/4/1914 at Wolverhampton. Goldsmith was captain of England Boys and could be assumed to have a professional career ahead of him as by all reports he was a star player for both England and West Ham Schools. Unfortunately the First World War intervened and in 1918 Goldsmith was pronounced missing in action presumed dead, just a couple of months before the War ended. He was enlisted in the London Regiment having joined up in Stratford. The Cap is red with tassel and braiding and has "E.S.F.A 1914 E v W" embroidered upon it. This is probably for the game at Wolverhampton 14/4/1914. Good
ENGLAND 1928 AUTOGRAPHS Page removed from autograph album with 14 ink signatures of England team, reserves and trainer Whittaker. England were beaten by Scotland 5-1 at Wembley on 31 Mar 1928. Scotland were nicknamed "The Wizards". The England team was a strange selection with appearances in brackets, Hufton (6), Goodall (25), Jones (6), Edwards (16), Wilson (only game for England), Healless (2), Hulme (9), Kelly (14), Dixie Dean (16), Bradford (12), Smith (3, but capped previously in 1922), reserves Bishop (4) and Briggs (never played for England). Rare page of sporting history. Generally Good
CARDIFF CITY v MOSCOW DYNAMO Ticket, line-up pages from programme, press cuttings and autographs relating to match played at Ninian Park 17 Nov 1945. Moscow Dynamo's tour to the UK in 1945 was shrouded in mystery and controversy, they played matches v Chelsea, Arsenal, Glasgow Rangers and Cardiff, but a 5th game was secretly planned v Aston Villa with 75,000 tickets printed. However before the match could be played the Russian team were recalled to Moscow without warning. The ticket is for the Directors Enclosure and is stamped "complimentary" (slightly creased and marked). The line-up pages are split down middle and have some editorial that has been neatly laid down. Press cuttings have been laid down onto lined paper with 13 pencil signatures of Moscow Dynamo and their interpreter. Unlikely to be many items that have been autographed by this Dynamo team as they were virtually kept in secret. These items were from the personal scrapbook of W.E.Russell who was the Welsh Official assigned to look after the team in Cardiff. Generally Good
SHEFFIELD WED- FULHAM 1937 Wednesday home programme v Fulham, 2/9/1937, first home game for Wednesday as they attempted to regain top Division status, however they did not fare significantly better finishing 17th and only two points above the relegation zone. Wednesday won this game 2-1. Ex bound volume. Good
REAL MADRID SHIRT 1957 A signed, framed Real Madrid shirt 1956-57. This shirt was given to a British European Airways Pilot who flew Real Madrid from Manchester to London after their game against Manchester United, 25/4/57 at Old Trafford. The Semi-Final second leg ended 2-2 with Real going through 5-3 on aggregate . The famous white shirt has the Real Madrid badge on the left breast and there are 14 (black ink, similar to felt tip ) signatures on the front of the shirt including Di Stefano, Rial etc. Framed with plastic glazing and measures 71cm x 79cm. Good
SHEFFIELD WED - BURY 1938 Wednesday home programme v Bury, 27/8/1938, opening game of the season for Wednesday who won 2-0 but missed out on promotion at the end of the season by one point to local rivals Sheffield United. This programme is not ex bound volume but is slightly creased. Pencil h-t scores. Generally good
WESTERN COMMAND- MANCHESTER UNITED 1956 Very scarce programme for little known friendly, Western Command v Manchester United, 16/10/56 at Ashton-Under-Lyne. We should stress that this is not the game played between the two sides in August 1955 which appears more frequently. We sold another copy of this game for £1,750 in a previous auction. Four page issue with Duncan Edwards listed amongst Western Command pen pictures who also included Bobby Charlton and goalkeeper Geoff Clayton, also of United, amongst their line-up. Jack Crompton came out of retirement to play in goal for United. Fold, some creasing, no writing. Fair-generally good
1967 WORLD CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP Copy of El Grafico magazine dated November 67, covers Racing Club World Club Championship victory over Celtic. Racing won the trophy in a play-off game in Uruguay dubbed "The Battle of Montevideo" after the game got a little feisty. Extra edition of the magazine devoted to the Trophy. Numerous pictures and match reports. Generally good
CHARLTON-MAN UTD 57 Scarce Charlton v Man United home programme, 18/2/57, played on a Monday afternoon which was a working day and attendance was reduced to 16,408. Those not present missed a superb United display as Bobby Charlton , who earlier in the season made his United first team debut against Charlton, scored his first senior hat-trick for United to add to two Tommy Taylor goals in a 5-1 victory. Not a happy Valley for Charlton as their defence had leaked 26 goals in the past five games including this game. Slight folds, no writing, no staple. Generally good
CHARLTON 57-58 Twenty two home programmes, 57-58, 20 x League ( all except v Huddersfield) plus Cup v Huddersfield and Fulham. An eventful season for Charlton who lost the last game 4-3 at home to Blackburn and missed out on promotion back to the top division by a point. Most programmes are generally good although the issue v Grimsby has punch-holes. Some minor faults. Generally good
CHARLTON 7-6 HUDDERSFIELD Programme, ticket and match report for Charlton v Huddersfield, 18/12/57 and probably the most dramatic comeback of all time. With 26 minutes to go Charlton were 5-1 down at home , down to ten men as Ufton had gone to hospital with a dislocated shoulder and many of the already low crowd of 12,535 had left the ground wishing that they too had gone Christmas shopping. Five goals from Johnny Summers , allegedly all with his weaker right foot, and two from Ryan left the final score at 7-6 to Charlton. Huddersfield actually equalised in the 86th minute to make it 6-6 but Ryan got the winner with a minute to go. This Lot includes the programme , in good condition with no writing, a very scarce Grand Stand ticket for the game ( some creasing). Separate newspaper report. Generally good
MAN UTD v ATHLETICO BILBAO 57 Programme and ticket for Manchester United v Atletico Bilbao, 6/2/57 at Maine Road, Manchester. European Cup tie played at City as United did not have floodlights at the time. Ticket (covered enclosure) is pinned to the front of the programme and there are annotations on the front cover describing it as a game to be remembered. Programme has slight fold but no other writing apart from that noted. Ticket is generally good. As described
1957 SUNDAY FA CUP FINAL Official programme and ticket for the 1957 Sunday Football Association Cup Final at Fallowfield, Manchester, 12/5/57. The Edmonton and District Sunday Football League (London) defeated Novocastrian Sunday Amateur Football League (Newcastle) 2-1. Four page programme, slight fold and annotations to front cover about the game. Ticket is pinned to the programme. As described.
MAN CITY Twenty three home programmes 59-60 and twenty one home programmes 60-61. The 59-60 issues include friendlies v Hibernian and St Mirren, 60-61 includes first ever League Cup match v Stockport and both issues v Man Utd (one abandoned game). Nineteen of the 59-60 issues have token removed, all the 60-61 issues have tokens intact. Some folds, creasing occasionally. Fair
NUNHEAD - ST ALBANS CITY Three Nunhead home programmes, all v St Albans City, Eddie Holton played in two games for Nunhead and the last game he played for St Albans although almost unbelievably Nunhead printed his name incorrectly (E.Hollin). Dates are 27/4/1935, 7/3/1936 and 5/3/1938. Some folds, no writing. Generally good
BOLTON / SUNDERLAND IN AUSTRIA 1913 Issue of Illustrierte Oesterreicher Sportblatt dated 10th May 1913, 20 page magazine. Cover has Bolton Wanderers teamgroup on the front and inside are reports and pen-pictures on the Bolton team and their visit to Austria. Likewise there are pen pictures of the Sunderland team and a report on their trip to Austria plus an advert for the game Combined Team Vienna-Sportclub v Sunderland. There is also a large advert for W.A.F v Bolton on 11/5/1913 and Rapid v Bolton, 12/5/1913, fold. Generally good
1965 FAIRS CUP Torino v Leeds Utd played 6 Oct 1965 at Stadio Comunale, Turin. Official Torino football club monthly revista dated Oct 1965 which has match preview inside with front cover match details etc and also has a review of the first leg played at Elland Road the week before. No programme was produced for this game which was Leeds first away match in Europe. Good
1965 FAIRS CUP Torino v Leeds Utd played 6 Oct 1965 at Stadio Comunale, Turin. Official Torino football club monthly revista dated Nov 1965 which includes match reviews inside and includes full team line-ups. No programme was produced for this game which was Leeds first away match in Europe. Good
SHEFFIELD WED - MANCHESTER CITY 1930 Wednesday home programme v City, 3/5/1930 and the final game of the season for Wednesday who had already played ten games since April 5th. Wednesday won 5-1 to celebrate having won the title. Not ex bound volume, vertical fold, slight creasing and pencil h-t scores. Wednesday received the trophy after the game. Generally good
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