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A Box of Liverpool and Other Football Programmes, Circa 1970

Subbuteo 1970s boxed Football Team Group, 6 boxed examples, to include No.49 Wolves, No.25 Celtic, No.41 Liverpool, No.154 England, No.14 Sparta, and No.3 West Bromwich Albion (All VG-BVG)

Miscellaneous Programmes: A collection of assorted 1950's football programmes to comprise: Wolverhampton v. Real Madrid, Friendly, 17/10/1957, Wolves v. Manchester United, 16/3/1957, Tottenham Hotspur v. Leicester City, 5/1/1957, Third Lanark v. Dundee, 9/11/1957, West Bromwich Albion v. Wolves, 18/10/1952, Leyton Orient v. Notts County, 23/11/1957, Lincoln City v. Nottingham Forest, 4/9/1954, Luton Town v. Notts County, 26/3/1955, Liverpool v. Notts County, 2/10/1954, Millwall v. Charlton, 28/4/1958, Mansfield v. Queens Park Rangers, 10/10/1959, Mansfield v. Nottingham Forest, F.A. Cup Third Round, 10/1/1953, Blackburn v. Nottingham Forest, 20/12/1952, Brentford v. Nottingham Forest, 24/1/1953, Brighton v. Plymouth, 11/9/1957, Birmingham v. Nottingham Forest, 29/11/1952, Barnsley v. Nottingham Forest, 16/2/1957, Aston Villa v. Leicester City, 28/9/1957, Derby County Reserves v. Preston N.E. Reserves, 28/10/1950, v. Newcastle Reserves, 24/10/1953, Derby County v. Charlton, 6/9/1950, Chester v. Notts County, 19/12/1959, Blackpool v. Leicester, Christmas Day 1957, Bristol Rovers v. Nottingham Forest, 13/3/1954, Charlton v. Chelsea, 26/4/1952, Burnley v. Aston Villa, 29/11/1958, Hull City v. Nottingham Forest, 27/12/1952, Coventry City v. Nottingham Forest, 27/10/1951, Arsenal v. Stoke City, 18/4/1953, Chesterfield Reserves v. Barnsley Reserves, 25/8/1951, Chelsea v. Nottingham Forest, 4/4/1958, Huddersfield v. Preston North End, 11/2/1956, Gateshead v. Hartlepool, 30/3/1956, Everton v. Nottingham Forest, 31/1/1953, Doncaster v. Nottingham Forest, 9/3/1957, Leeds v. Nottingham Forest, 15/11/1952, Leicester v. West Bromwich Albion, 12/2/1955, Norwich v. Notts County, 22/11/1958, Fulham v. Nottingham Forest, 3/10/1959, Newcastle v. West Bromwich, 2/1/1956, Southend v. Newport, 8/2/1958, Southampton v. Nottingham Forest, 13/12/1952, Southport v. Derby County, 20/4/1957, Port Vale v. Nottingham Forest, 19/3/1955, Portsmouth v. Nottingham Forest, 26/1/1957, Patrick Thistle v. Aberdeen, 1/2/1958, Sunderland v. Tottenham, 31/3/1956, Swansea Town v. Leeds United, 1/10/1955, Stoke City v. Nottingham Forest, 6/2/1954, Sheffield United v. Nottingham Forest, 10/11/1951, Rotherham v. Nottingham Forest, 1/11/1952, Manchester City v. Nottingham Forest, 11/1/1958, Sheffield Wednesday v. Notts County, 29/1/1955, Notts County v. Derby County, 23/3/1953, Nottingham Forest v. Charlton, 11/4/1959, v. Chelsea, 15/4/1959, v. Blackburn, 31/3/1959, v. Birmingham, F.A. Cup 6th Round Replay, 7/3/1957, v. Plymouth, 8/11/1952 and Manchester United v. Nottingham Forest, 22/2/1958, titled 'United Will Go On...', token intact, all contained within one bag.

FOOTBALL, foreign part sets & odds, inc. 1951/2 Belgian teams (41), Tip Top England action (2, Maltese issue), Blue Band action (5), Monopol etc., Toms Liverpool players (17, Danish), G to EX, 70*

FOOTBALL, Futera 1998 Fans Select, complete team sets (4), inc. Aston Villa (with 18 Special Edition & 18 Foil), Chelsea (18 SE & 90 Foil), Liverpool, (99 Foil) & Celtic (18 SE & 90 Foil), each in team album, EX to Mt, 720*

TRADE, complete and part sets, inc. Futera football fans selection, Liverpool, Newcastle; Tourist Information, part sets (7); Harry Potter; collectors coins etc., VG to EX, Qty.

FOOTBALL, signed Liverpool photos, inc. Hamann, Carragher, Alonso, Baros, Diouf, Dudek, Hyppia, Morientes etc., 7 x 10.5 and slightly larger, VG to EX, 13

FOOTBALL, selection, inc. signed 1964/5 Liverpool handbook (six signatures to cover); programmes for Liverpool FAC Finals, v Manchester United 1996 & Arsenal 2001; pennants (2), Arsenal v Magdeburg 1979, 2000 FAC Final (last at Old Wembley); England stickers (3), VG to EX, 8

FOOTBALL, fanzines, inc. Chelsea, Liverpool, Norwich, Arsenal etc., G to EX, Qty.

FOOTBALL, programmes for European Cup Finals, Liverpool, v Brugge 1978 & Juventus 1985, EX, 2

FOOTBALL, programmes for Liverpool European Finals, 2005 EC Final, v AC Milan (with supplement 'History of 49 Finals'); 2001 UEFA Cup, v Deportivo Alaves, EX, 3

FOOTBALL, trade cards, complete team sets (11), mainly Futera Fans Selection, inc. Arsenal, Aston Villa, Celtic (2), Liverpool, England, Leeds United (2), Manchester United (2) & Chelsea, each in team folder, EX to MT, Qty.

FOOTBALL, selection, inc. programme for 1981 World Club Championship, Liverpool v Flamenco of Brazil, played in Tokyo (Japanese edition); large hardback edition of Arsenal Centenary 1986, magazines photos (mainly full-page 1950s issues), postcards, programmes, AFS booklets, Southampton Files etc., good VR, Qty.

FOOTBALL, team photos (mainly postcard size), trade (Scotties, Thomson) & postcard issues, inc. Newcastle (4), Manchester City (4), Arsenal (2), Tottenham (2), Leeds, Liverpool, Cardiff, Burnley, Bury etc., G to EX, 37*

FOOTBALL, signed red Adidas Champions League football by 2005 Liverpool Champions squad, 19 signatures inc. Dudek, Finnan, Traore, Hyypia, Carragher, Kewell, Alonso, Gerrard, Riise, Garcia, Baros, Smicer, Hamann, Cisse, Benitez etc., EX

FOOTBALL, programmes for big matches, 1950s onwards, inc. England v Scotland 1951, Red Star v Liverpool 1982, Valencia v Manchester United 1982 UEFA Cup, Uruguay v England 1984; EC Finals 1971-1976, FAC Finals (5) etc., G to EX, 16

FOOTBALL, programmes for European Cup Finals, 2006 Barcelona v Arsenal (with supplement ' 50 Years of Champions') & 2007 AC Milan v Liverpool, EX, 3

Football team-group postcards,some undated but usually circa 1900-1910 for Everton (3), Barrow, QPR, Liverpool, Preston North End, England international team, Glasgow Rangers & Bradford City, dated examples comprising Wolves 1907-08, Reading 1904-05, Barnsley 1904, Brighton & Hove Albion 1907-08, Aston Villa 1925-26 (poor), Clapton Orient 1920-21 (poor), Fulham 1908-09, Manchester City 1907-08, Huddersfield 1923-24, Clapton Orient 1920-21, Ilford 1905-06, Barnsley 1907 & Norwich City 1907-08, plus issues for Cup winning teams Aston Villa 1905 & Wolverhampton Wanderers 1908; together with 19 other later postcards, mostly 1940s/1950s (44 items)

An official Football League team-sheet for the Liverpool team to play Manchester United in the F.A. Cup semi-final 13th April 1985,signed by Ronnie Moran on behalf of LFC

A rare and historic programme from Liverpool Football Club's very first season in 1892-93,the reserves fixture v Bootle Athletic played at the Anfield Road Ground 26th November 1892, ex-bound volume As well as being an historic survival from Liverpool FC's first season, the opposition is poignant as well. For Liverpool directly replaced their neighbours Bootle in the Second Division of the Football League the following season, Bootle disappearing after just one season of League football due to financial difficulties.

Three football programmes,Manchester Central v Liverpool Marine F.A. Cup tie 5th October 1929; Norwich City souvenir programme for the match v Millwall 29th October 1938 attended by HM King George VI; and Hungary v Wales international programme 28th May 1961

A 1900-01 Football League Division One Championship medal awarded to Billy Dunlop of Liverpool FC,,in 15ct. gold & enamel, the obverse with the city crest of Liverpool and inscribed LIVERPOOL FOOTBALL CLUB, the reverse inscribed LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP, SEASON 1900-1901, W.DUNLOP, BACKThis was the first occasion in the history of club that Liverpool won the Football League Division One Championship title, with a total of 45 points two clear of Sunderland.The Scottish left-back Billy Dunlop played for Liverpool between 1894 and 1909 during which time he made a total of 357 appearances. He won a second Championship medal in 1906, and two Second Division Two medals in 1896 & 1905. Despite his success south of the border, Dunlop won just a single cap when in his 30s.After his playing career Billy Dunlop was offered a seat on the Mersey Docks Board.Provenance:Bought at Sotheby's, London, 14th July 2000 as lot 14.

A 9ct. gold & enamel winner's medal for the Liverpool Shipping Football League Challenge Cup 1928-29,the reverse inscribed "MELLY" CUP, WINNERS, 1928-9, WHITE STAR F.C., S.H. DAVIES, in original fitted caseThe Melly Cup bears the name of Charles Pierre Melly, the philanthropist born in Tuebrook, Liverpool in 1829. From the date inscription, perhaps the Cup celebrated the centenary of his birth in 1929. He is particularly remembered for his drinking fountains created to make clean, drinking water available to the general public in Liverpool. The family's wealth was created through the cotton trade.

A 1963-64 Football League Division 1 Championship winner's medal awarded to Willie Stevenson of Liverpool FC,in 9ct. gold, inscribed THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE, CHAMPIONS, DIVISION 1, SEASON 1963-64, , W. STEVENSON; sold with an example of Stevenson's autograph (2)In season 1963-64 Liverpool won the First Division title with a total of 57 points, four ahead of Manchester United.The Scottish left-half Willie Stevenson joined Bill Shankly's Liverpool from Rangers in 1962. At Anfield he also won a F.A. Cup winner's medal (see next lot) and a Cup Winners' Cup runners-up medal before losing his place to Emlyn Hughes which led to a move to Stoke City in 1967. Stevenson later had a spell in the NASL with the Vancouver Whitecaps.

A 1965 F.A. Cup winner's medal awarded to Willie Stevenson of Liverpool FC,in 9ct. gold, the reverse inscribed THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION, CHALLENGE CUP, WINNERS, W. STEVENSON; sold with an example of Stevenson's autograph (2)In the 1965 F.A. Cup Final Liverpool beat Leeds United 2-1 after extra-time.

Silver miniature replica of the F.A. Charity Shield 1977,inscribed FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION CHARITY SHIELD, set on an octagonal black bakelite backboard with easel support inscribed LIVERPOOL v MANCHESTER UNITED, WEMBLEY, 13th AUGUST 1977Honours were shared in the 1977 Charity Shield after the match with Manchester United ended as a 0-0 draw. David Fairclough played from the start.

Silver miniature replica of the F.A. Charity Shield 1979,inscribed FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION CHARITY SHIELD, set on an octagonal black bakelite backboard with easel support inscribed ARSENAL v LIVERPOOL, WEMBLEY, 11th AUGUST 1979In the 1979 F.A. Charity Shield Liverpool beat Arsenal 3-1. David Fairclough was an unused substitute.

Silver miniature replica of the F.A. Charity Shield 1980,inscribed FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION CHARITY SHIELD, set on an octagonal black bakelite backboard with easel support inscribed LIVERPOOL v WEST HAM UNITED, WEMBLEY, 9th AUGUST 1980In the 1980 F.A. Charity Shield Liverpool beat West Ham 1-0 through a 17th minute Terry McDermott goal. David Fairclough was an unused substitute.

9ct. gold & enamel Football League Cup winner's medal 1980-81,inscribed THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE CUP, WINNERS, 1980-81, in original Vaughtons of Birmingham fitted case inscribed THE FOOTBALL LEAGUEThe 1981 League Cup Final went to a replay after the match at Wembley ended as a 1-1 draw. Liverpool won the second match at Villa Park 2-1. David Fairclough did not feature in either game.

9ct. gold & enamel Football League Cup winner's medal 1982-83,inscribed THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE MILK CUP, WINNERS, 1983, in original Vaughtons of Birmingham fitted case inscribed THE FOOTBALL LEAGUEIn the 1983 League Cup Final Liverpool beat Manchester United 2-1 in extra-time. David Fairclough replaced Craig Johnston as an 83rd minute substitute.

9ct. gold & enamel Football League Division One Championship winner's medal season 1982-83,inscribed FOOTBALL LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP, DIVISION 1, WINNERS, SEASON 1982-83, in original Vaughtons of Birmingham fitted case inscribed THE FOOTBALL LEAGUEBob Paisley's last season at Anfield ended on an appropriate high with Liverpool topping the League comfortably 11 points clear of Graham Taylor's Watford.

A Football League Division One winner's medal awarded to Phil Neal of Liverpool FC in season 1985-86,in 9ct. gold & enamel, inscribed CANON, LEAGUE DIVISION 1 WINNERS, SEASON 1985-86, in original fitted caseLiverpool won the 1985-86 Football League Division One Championship with a total of 88 points, two clear of their Merseyside neighbours Everton. Phil Neal made 13 appearances in this season and scored 1 goal. Provenance:The Phil Neal Collection, Christie's South Kensington, 29th September 2000 as lot 173.

The red Liverpool No.28 jersey worn by Steven Gerrard on his first full competitive start for the club in the UEFA Cup 3rd Round 2nd Leg tie v Celta Vigo played at Anfield 8th December 1998,long-sleeved, the reverse lettered GERRARD; sold with two supporting provenance documents which feature this shirt, a Wirral Echo newspaper and an edition of The Koppite magazine (3) Steven Gerrard was born in Whiston, Merseyside, 30th May 1980. He was playing for hometown team Whiston Juniors when he was noticed by Liverpool scouts and joined the Liverpool Academy aged 9. Gerrard signed his first professional contract with Liverpool on 5 November 1997 and made his first-team debut as a last minute substitute in the Premier League game v Blackburn Rovers at Anfield 19th November 1998. The present jersey represents Gerrard's first full start for Liverpool FC where for the record Celta Vigo beat Liverpool 1-0. And so began the career of a player who would be an all-time club legend playing in over 500 Premier League games and afforded winner's medals for the Champions League, UEFA Cup, UEFA Super Cup, F.A. Cup, three Football League Cups and a F.A. Community Shield.After the match with Celta Vigo Gerrard swapped shirts with opponent Goran Djorovic who in turn gifted it to a friend in Serbia. It was later acquired by a Liverpool supporter, the present consignor.

A Liverpool FC 1921-22 Football League Division One Championship commemorative dinner menu autographed by past players including the 1905-06 Championship winning team,held at the Adelphi Hotel, 29th June 1922, the inside front cover bearing 27 signatures in pencil including from the 1905-06 team Alf West, Billy Dunlop, Tom Chorlton, Maurice Parry, Alex Raisbeck, James Bradley, Arthur Goddard, Joe Hewitt, Sam Raybould, Jack Cox, Jack Parkinson and the trainer William Connell, the menu in poor condition with heavy sellotape repairs affecting many of the signatures

Three album pages with 1920s football team-groups for Liverpool, Tottenham Hotspur and West Bromwich,signatures including Liverpool Hopkin, Forshaw, Mackinlay, Chambers; Spurs Dimmock, Lindsay, Elkes, Clay; & WBA Pearson, Magee, Smith, Perry; and many others

1930s football autograph book,with a good selection of team-groups in ink, comprising Arsenal, Manchester City, Celtic, Rangers, Motherwell, Huddersfield Town, Liverpool, Portsmouth, Chelsea, Preston North End, Everton, Sunderland & Hearts

Cigarette cards, Pattreiouex, Football Teams (F192-241), two cards, Liverpool (F192) & Bury (F225) (vg) (2)

Small autograph album containing signatures some with messages belonging to, Paul McCartney x two (one is on the back of a Harrod's card), Nat Lofthouse (ex England player), 1960's Brazilian world cup team inc Pelé, 1960's Liverpool football team. The remainder are by family and friends. Condition Report. These were all obtain by the vendor in the 1960's her mother worked at Harrods, her father was a cinematographer at one of the UK world cup venues. We offer no guarantee or warranty to the authenticity of the signatures.

Collection of predominantly Liverpool football club programmes c1980

A group of six reproduction cast brass football club signs, in the style of railway locomotive name plates, comprising Sheffield United, two of Nottingham Forest, Everton, Liverpool and Barnsley, black background with polished letters and club colours, each 37 by 10 by 3.5cm. (6)

Football - Good loose leaf Autograph album mostly 1936-37 full & part teams including Middlesbrough, Arsenal, Birmingham City, Bolton Wanderers, Sheff Utd, Stoke, Portsmouth, West Brom, Leeds, Man.Utd, Preston, Brentford, Everton, Chelsea, Liverpool, Sunderland, etc Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

Football : Ipswich Town away prog selection 1950's x 55 incl Liverpool, Colchester, Man Utd, FA Cup 58, general condition fair/v.good.

Football : Everton FC menu 20.8.1928, dinner menu from Adelphi - Liverpool - a few signatures on reverse and paper cutting.

Football : Everton FC League Champions Dinner & Jubilee celebration 1870-1929 menu from Philharmonic Hall, Liverpool 24.4.1929, complete, vgc and many signatures on inside covers.

A collection of Liverpool Football club memorabilia to include Necklace, Ring, Cup, pamphlets etc please see images.

CHELSEA 25 Chelsea home programmes from seasons 1950/51 to 1953/54 to include v Leeds United (FAC) 51/52, Liverpool 52/53 and Football League v Scottish League 53/54. All have team changes, score and scorers inserted in pen otherwise good

RESERVE FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES 1950'S ONWARDS Fifty League team reserve programmes 1950's onwards including 3 X 1950's, 14 X 1960's, 11 X 1970's. Includes Villa v Leeds 83/4, Barnsley v Blackburn 55/6, Brighton v Wimbledon 79/80, Chard v Torquay 77/8, 3 x Chelsea single cards, Dartford v Luton 57/8 (Met Lge), Gillingham v Clacton 51/2, Mansfield v Plymouth 63/4, Nottm Forest v Brighton 59/60, Peterborough v Nottm Forest 62/3 and 63/4, Portway v Torquay 76/7 , Tooting v QPR 64/5 (London Challenge Cup) and Wolves v Liverpool 64/5 etc. Minor faults. Generally good

FOOTBALL MISCELLANY Approximately 130 Newcastle United Futera 1999 cards, a Stockport County long sleeve yellow with green central stripe shirt, Robinson's Best Bitter shirt sponsor issued by Adidas with several signatures on the front, 6 cloth badges including 2 Football League arm flashes, Burnley and The Referees' Association and 7 boxed Corinthian figures: 5 England, Glenn Hoddle, Gary Palister, Andy Cole, Paul Ince and Sol Campbell and 2 Italy Zola and Maldini and a Liverpool v Man. Utd. 1990 Charity Shield programme. Generally good

1960'S FOOTBALL TICKETS Ten tickets: York v Chester undated, Norwich v Southampton 65/6, Sheff. Weds. V Southampton 66/7 and 67/8, Leicester v WBA 68/9 FA Cup S-F, Barnsley v Man. Utd. 63/4 - 2 different Queens & Grove, Liverpool v WBA 68/9, Chelsea v Tottenham 64/5 FAC and Norwich v Coventry 63/4. Generally good

BIG MATCH FOOTBALL TICKETS Over 20 including Liverpool v CSKA Moscow Super Cup Final counterfoil, Tottenham v Wolves 71/2 UEFA Cup Final, 1974, 1979 X 2, 1982, 1983 and 1985 LC Finals, Arsenal v. Stoke 70/1 FA Cup S-F and Replay, Man Utd. V Leeds Utd. 76/7 FA Cup S-F X 3, England homes v Switzerland 71, Finland 76, Ireland 76, Eire 76, Italy 77 and Holland 77 and Man. Utd. V Juventus 83/4 ECWC S-F. Generally good

1950'S FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES Thirty five programmes with the majority being late 1950's for various home clubs including Huddersfield v Tottenham 55/6, Barrow v Chester 57/8 (Munich tribute), Brentford v Portsmouth 59/60 friendly, Bristol Rovers v Liverpool 58/9, Grimsby v Accrington 59/60, Ipswich v Brighton 55/6.Nottm Forest v Leicester 53/4, Bolton v Arsenal 54/5 and Wrexham v QPR 58/9 etc, most have minor faults. Fair

1970'S FOOTBALL TICKETS Twenty five including Arsenal v Chelsea 71/2 and West Ham 72/3, Birmingham v Man. Utd. 77/8 and Aston Villa 76/7 and 77/8, Chelsea v Arsenal 72/3 FA Cup and Man. Utd. 77/8, Bolton v Chelsea 71/2 LC, Man. Utd. V Stoke FAC Q-F, Oxford v Bristol City 70/1, Preston 71/2 and Man City 73/4 FAC all unused, Stenhousemuir v Rangers 72/3 LC, Stoke v Chesterfield 71/2 FAC and Liverpool 70/1, Wolves v Carlisle 74/5, Tottenham v Arsenal 71/2 and 3 Doncaster Rovers homes in the mid-1970's. Fair to generally good

Hornby Electric - 00 Gauge Train Set, No R1007, Football Special. Comprises BR Glass B17460 Locomotive / Tender, Liverpool 61664, Green Livery Three Coaches, Track and Trains, Locomotive Excellent Condition, Box and Packaging - Poor.

1944/45 Everton home football programmes v Liverpool, Chester (Lancs. Cup match), Preston NE, also Wrexham v Everton programme (damaged) (4) Fair-Good.

War time 1941/1942 Liverpool v Everton football programme for the Football League War Cup dated 11 April 1942, single sheet. Fair-Good (appears trimmed)

War time 1941/1942 Everton v Preston North End football programme dated 4 April 1942 and Everton v Liverpool dated 18 April 1942, both single sheets Football League war cup match programmes. (2) Condition varies.

New Brighton in the Lancashire Junior Cup 1956/1957 home football programmes v Marine (19 Jan), v Prescot Cables (2 Mar), v Leyland Motors (16 Mar) plus Liverpool Senior Cup Semi-Final v South Liverpool (6 April). (4) Good.

Late 1940s Mixed Football Programmes to include 1946/7 Arsenal v Aston Villa, 1947/8 Arsenal v Everton, Liverpool, Wolverhampton Wanderers v Derby County, Arsenal, 1948/9 Derby County v Portsmouth, Arsenal, 1949/50 Liverpool v Everton, overall condition appears good (8)

Liverpool 1977 Multi-Signed Football Shirt by Jones, Fairclough, Heighway, Keegan, Neal, Case, Clemence, Smith, McDermott, Callaghan, together with Kenny Daglish Signed Crown Paints Liverpool Shirt both replica, size S, short sleeve, with COA (2)