A NEAR COMPLETE RUN OF F.A.CUP FINAL MATCH PROGRAMMES FROM 1949 TO 1995, lacking 1951 and 1960, including some replay examples, programmes in various levels of condition, mostly good/fair, some writing on team pages, some duplicates copies of the 1970s and 80s examples; seven F.A.Charity Shield match programme from 1979 to 1992; fourteen Football League Final match programmes from 1969 to 1984; TSV Munchen 1860 v. West Ham United, 1965 European Cup Winners Cup, final, match programme, 2 copies; Brugge v. Liverpool, 1978 European Cup final, match programme, 2 copies; amateur cup finals (a lot)
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FOOTBALL: Miscellaneous selection of signed pieces, cards, album pages, First Day Covers, magazine photographs etc., by various footballers, including Geoff Hurst, Gordon Banks, Roger Hunt, Alf Ramsey, Tommy Lawton, Jackie Milburn, Cliff Bastin, Billy Wright, Liverpool FC (album page signed in fountain pen ink by fourteen players individually, c. 1920, including Lacey, Scott, Wadsworth, Hopkin, Longworth, Chambers etc.), also including an autograph album containing over 30 signatures by various Liverpool FC players including Ray Clemence, Kevin Keegan, Phil Thompson, Sammy Lee, Emlyn Hughes, Phil Neal, Bob Paisley, Kenny Dalglish, Ray Kennedy, Graeme Souness etc. (most duplicated), Aston Villa FC (c.1950) etc. Generally G to about VG, 14
* Brunel (Isambard Kingdom). The Leviathan; Ready for Sea, Designed and Constructed by Scott Russell Esq. - Engineer, I.K.Brunel Esq. F.R.S., c.1858, lg. tinted lithograph of Brunel’s famous steamship, the ships dimensions and statistics are listed under the title, slight browning, overall size 495 x 610 mm, framed and glazed. Although launched with the name Leviathan she was better known as ‘The Great Eastern’.A ship which was to have a troubled birth, launch and maiden voyage. Scott Russell, the constructor was declared bankrupt, having seriously underestimated the cost of construction. The ship took four attempts to lauch and on her maiden voyage down the channel, one of her boilers blew with such force that it threw no.1 funnel into the air. The explosion also killed several stokers. On her first crossing of the Atlantic, she had only thirty-five passengers (and 419 crew), and the voyage was delayed as the Captain refused to leave port because most of his crew were drunk. Her history was chequered and included a period as a troop ship and cable layer as well as being a passenger liner. She never really made enough money for her owners and she was eventually scrapped in 1890. Her top mast was purchased by Liverpool football club as a flag pole and still stands at the Kop end at Anfield. (1)
* Sports autographs. A group of three small autograph albums including sporting autographs, mainly late 1920s, including sheets or double sheets with signatures of Aston Football Club Reserves, and First Team, both 1928-29, Liverpool Football Club 1928-29 (five signatures), Leeds United 1928 (eleven pencil signatures), Birmingham 1928, Burnley Reserves 1928, England 1928 (four signatures: A. Rigby, J. Hulme, J. Hacking and A. Campbell), West Bromwich Albion 1928 (sixteen signatures), Aston Villa First Team and Reserves, 1927-28, plus Warwickshire County Cricket Team 1928 (eight and two autographs on separate sheets), Surrey County Cricket Club 1928 (eleven pencil signatures including Jack Hobbs and Jardine), South Africa Cricket Team 1929 (seven signatures), plus boxing autographs of Jack Hood and Georges Carpentier (two signatures, dated 10th November 1928 and 1929), other miscellaneous autographs including Harry Lauder, Thomas Beecham, Ivor Novello, Henry Hall’s Dance Band, Adrian Boult, etc., signatures to rectos and versos with some leaves blank, several leaves detached, various bindings, some wear and covers to one album detached, all small oblong 8vo, plus a group of seventeen real photo postcards, all but one of Speedway interest including two signed by Roger Frogley and Triss Sharp (20)
Kilburn (J.M. and Nash, J.H.). History of Yorkshire Cricket, 1924-1949, 1st ed., pub. 1950, port. frontis., b & w illusts. from photos, orig. cloth gilt, a little rubbed, large 8vo, together with Kelly (Stephen F.), Liverpool Football Club. The Official Illustrated History, 1892-1995, pub. 1995, num. col. and b & w illusts., orig. laminated pict. boards in matching d.j., folio, with similar histories for Tottenham Hotspur and Celtic, plus other cricket and football interest (2 cartons)
Football publications, comprising: Birkenhead Park Football Club Jubilee Year Book 1871-1921; History of the Liverpool Ramblers Amateur Football Club compiled by "Blackstaff" 1923; Aston Villa Annuals for 1933-34, 1935-36, 1936-37 & 1937-38; A Football League Golden Jubilee Banquet menu 1888-1938; Football League Results, Records, Fixtures 1938-39; Famous Football Clubs, West Bromwich Albion circa late 1940s; The Hawthorns Golden Jubilee Story of the West Bromwich Albion Football Grounds 1900-1950; Chelmsford City FC A Record of Achievement circa 1950s; and The Plymouth & District Football League 1905-06 to 1954-55 (12)
A green No.4 Republic of Ireland amateur international jersey worn by Michael Dalton of Bohemians in the 1963 Football Association Centenary Celebrations Amateur International Tournament, by Smyco of Balbriggan, short-sleeved, v-neck collar, embroidered shamrock badge; sold together with associated memorabilia comprising an official F.A. tournament itinerary; souvenir programme; two sets of autographs of the Republic of Ireland team v Switzerland and v Italy on F.A. headed paper; and a set of four table place cards for Republic of Ireland, England, Scotland and West Germany, the reverse of each signed by the respective amateur international team (9). Michael Dalton played for the Dublin-based Bohemians team, the oldest Irish football team still in existence. He later played for Dundalk, a team he would manage when his playing days came to an end. Traditionally the Football Association organised an end-of-season tour abroad for leading amateur players, but in 1963, their centenary year, an international tournament was staged instead. The games took place exclusively in the North of England at Bishop Auckland, Blyth, Carlisle, Crook, Darlington, Durham, Gateshead, Hartlepools, Middlesbrough, North Shields, South Shields and Sunderland, with eight teams took part comprising England, Scotland, Republic of Ireland, Italy, Switzerland, France, West Germany and Netherlands. Scotland entered a strong team including three players who would later leave their mark on the professional game at international level, namely Peter Lorimer of Leeds United, Peter Cormack of Nottingham Forest & Liverpool and Andy Roxburgh the Scottish national coach between 1986 and 1993. This strong Scotland team beat West Germany 5-2 in the final tie played at Roker Park on 22nd May. Their signatures are included in the memorabilia in this lot. The signed table place cards relate to the tournament dinner banquet organised by the F.A. at the Rex Hotel, Whitley Bay, after the final tie.
Two Packets: A large assortment of Soccer Programmes, International and Domestic Matches including England v Brazil May 1981, England v Portugal December 1969 + Local Interest: Ipswich v Liverpool April 1974, Ipswich Town v Arsenal August 1968, Ipswich Town v Norwich City September 1968 + Ipswich Town v Liverpool September 1968 etc + assorted issues of SOCCER STAR, WORLD SOCCER + FOOTBALL MONTHLY, etc, mainly 1960s + various iss of EASTERN FOOTBALL NEWS (The Pink Un) mainly 1950s and 1960s
An interesting collection of World War II memorabilia from Bombardier J W Harris of the Manx Regiment who was captured and spent several years in a German prison of war camp, included in this lot are a quantity of letters from Bombardier Harris from his prison of war camp and also a telegram stating that he had been released, newspapers cuttings regarding his release and an obituary of his life, together with several cuttings regarding Liverpool football club from the 1950's (Illustrated)
Autographs: a collection of autographs, collected from the late 1960's on programmes or separate postcards, to include Sidney Webb, Sandy Macpherson, Eric Knowles, Monica Dickens and organists such as Carlo Curly together with a collection of football programmes from the 1970's to include Forest Review v Manchester City, England v GDR, Liverpool v Manchester United final 1977 etc (q)
A large quantity of postcards comprising four Suffragettes, one Louis Wane, five football including Bury 1908-19 and Liverpool 1914-15, fifty seven amusing cards by Donald McGill, Pedro, Taylor, Chas and Flip etc, eighty nine of local interest, eighteen of military interest and cards on canals and various topographical scenes etc (approx 1800 in total) (Illustrated)
SUNDRY EPHEMERA BOOKS AND FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES RELATING TO MANCHESTER UNITED mainly 1970s onwards includes BOBBY CHARLTON TESTIMONIAL PROGRAMME x 2, ANFIELD RESERVES - Manchester United v Arsenal played at Anfield, MANCHESTER UNITED POSTER mid 1960s including Jim Ryan, John Fitzpatrick and Shay Brennan, F A CHARITY SHIELD FINAL PROGRAMME v LIVERPOOL 13 August 1977, 1978 CENTENARY SOUVENIR, VARIOUS NEWSPAPER EXTRACTS RELATING TO MUFC ETC
LIVERPOOL FOOTBALL CLUB HAND SEWN FOOTBALL, signed by playing including Alan Hanson, Peter Beardsley, Bruce Grobelar, Ray Houghton, Ian Rush, etc. BLACKPOOL F.C. OFFICIAL SOUVENIR FOOTBALL, signed by the players, EVERTON F.C. SOUVENIR FOOTBALL with facsimile signatures, PUMA RUBY UNION BALL signed by Rory Underwood and an AUTOGRAPHED BOXING GLOVE (5)
An autograph album containing signatures of various football team players for the 1949-1950 season, comprising Aston Villa, Blackpool, Everton, Manchester United, Stoke City, Shamrock Rovers, Sunderland, Arsenal, Birmingham City, Manchester City, Wolverhampton Wanderers, Newcastle, Hibernian, Huddersfield Town, West Bromwich Albion, Liverpool, Burnley, Chelsea, Charlton Athletic, Bolton Wanderers, with simulated crocodile skin covered boards. Wear.
Forty Two Football Ticket Stubs from the 1950's and 60's, including England v Scotland 1963 & 1965, F.A. Cup Final 1955, 1957, 1963 & 1965, F.A.Cup Semi Final Liverpool v Chelsea 1965, a Chinese ticket where only approx. 500 England fans attended, etc.; plus Four Programmes and twelve booklets.
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