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Three Wembley FA Cup Final football programmes: 1950 Arsenal vs Liverpool, 1952 Arsenal vs Newcastle United, and 1958 Bolton Wanderers vs Manchester United. (3)

Football programmes: England v. Ireland 5.11.1947, England v. Sweden 19.11.1947 and Final Ties, Arsenal v. Liverpool 29.4.1950 and Leicester City v. Manchester United 25.5.1963, mixed condition (4)

Manchester City Football Programmes 1950's-2000's Manchester Utd v Manchester City 15 March '78, v Manchester City 4 Feb '78, v Manchester City 10 Feb '68, v Manchester City 27 March '68, v Machester City 12 Feb '55, v Gillingham 20 Sept 2000, v England Feb 9 '82, v Aston Villa 17 March '79, Rexham v Manchester City '96, Tony Book Testimonial 27 Nov '74 with signature, Mike Summerbee Testimonial 2 Sept '75 with signature, Manchesetr City v Wolverhampton Wanderers 8 Aug '99, Testimonial Glyn Pardoe March 25 '77 with signature, Fred Hill Testimonial 15 Oct '90, Tommy Booth Testimonial with signature, Mike Doyle Souvenir Donation Programme with signature, Manchester City v Luton Town 14 May '83, v Blackburn Rovers 17 Sept '83, Ian Brightwell Testimonial 18 July '98, Manchester City v Barnsley 21 Sept 2004 signed Lee Croft to centre fold, v Cambridge Utd 12 May '84, Total Network Solutions v Manchester City 28 Aug '03, v Charlton Athletic 11 May '85, v Sunderland 23 Aug 2000, Ken Barnes Testimonial 8 May 1992 with signature, v Gilligham 21 Nov '98, v Chelsea 30 April '94, v Ipswich Town 3 Jan '94, Paul Power Testimonial 85 with signature, v Westham Utd Centrefold signed by Paul Dickov 23 Sept '03, v Crystal Palace 15 Jan '05 centrefold signed Ben Thatcher, v Portsmouth 30 April '05 signed Bradley Wright-Phillips, v Manchester Utd 14 Jan '06, v Sunderland 5 March '06 signed by Steve Jordan, v Total Network Solutions 14 Aug '03 signed Jon Macken, v Everton 15 May '04, v Sporting Lokeren OV 24 Sept '03 signed Jihai Sun, v Aston Villa 14 Sept '03 signed Shann Wright-Phillips, v Gillingham 3 Nov '01, v Portsmouth 21 April '02, v Chelsea 19 May '01, v Atletico De Bilbao 16 Jan '57, Leeds Utd v 2 Aug '69, v Westbromwich Albion 7 March '70, v Gornik-Zabrze 29 April '70 Astone Villa News & Record Official Programme, Manchester City v Burnley 18 Aug '73, Warsaw v 2 oct '73, v Warsaw 22 Nov '73, v Warsaw 30 Oct '73, Carlisle Utd v 6 Nov '73, York City AFC v 20 Nov '73, v York City 5 Dec '73, Sky Blues v 18 Dec '73, v Coventry City 16 Jan '74, Plymouth Argyl 23 Jan '74, v PLymouth 30 Jan '74, v Wolverhampton Wanderers Cup Final 2 March '74, v Newcastle Utd Cup Final 28 Feb '76, v Crystal Palace 3 Jan '81, v Norwich City 24 Jan '81, Peterborough Utd 14 Feb '81, Everton v 7 March '81, v Ipswich Town FA Cup Semi Final 11 April '81, v Tottenham Hotspur 9 May '81, v Tottenham Hotspur Final Tie 14 May '81 (replay), v All Stars XII 28 April '58, Chelsea v 23 March '86, v Manchester Utd 19 Sept '59, v Manchester Utd 27 Aug '60, v Manchester Utd 4 March '61, Derby Co v 8 Jan '55, v Manchester Utd 29 Jan '55, Luton Town v 19 Feb '55, v Birmingham City 54/55, v Sunderland 26 March '55, v Newcastle Utd 7 May '55, v Blackpool 7 Jan '56, v Blackpool 11 Jan '56, Southend Utd v 28 Jan '56, v Liverpool 18 Feb '56, Liverpool v 22 Feb '56, v Everton 3 March '56, v Tottenham Hotspur 17 March '56, v Manchester Final Tie 5 May '56, v Manchester Utd 24 Oct '56, v Stokeport Co 18 Oct '60, Cardiff City v 7 Jan '61, v Cardiff City 11 Jan '61, Cardiff City v 16 Jan '61, Luton Town v 28 Jan '61, Luton Town v 1 Feb '61, v West Bromwich Albion 3 Aug '68, v Luton Town 4 Jan '69, Newcastle Utd v 25 Jan '69, v Newcastle Utd 29 Jan '69, Blacburn Rovers v Feb 8 '69, v Tottenham Hotspur 1 March '69, v Everton 22 March '69, Leicester City v Final 26 April '69, FA Cup Final '69, v Blackpool 24 Sept '62, Birmingham City 62/63, Ipswich Town 4d (no date), v Yellows 13 Aug '60, v F.C. Schalke 15 April '70, v Manchester Utd 3 Dec '69, Manchester Utd v 17 Dec '69, v Lierse S.K. 26 Nov '69, v QPR 29 Oct '69, v Everton 15 Oct '69, v Academica de Coimra 18 March '70, Middlesborogh v 13 Jan '76, v Man U 12 Nov '75, NOorwich City v 29 Sept '75, v Middlesborough 29 Jan '76, v Norwich City 17 Sept '75, v Sheffield Utd 9 Aug '75, Plymouth Argyle v May 2 '73, v Manchester Utd 13 March '74, v Airdrie 15 Sept '71, Aidrie v 27 Sept '71, Football League for Members Cup 14-22 Oct '85, The Tenant Caledonian Cup Aug 2 & 3 1976, Manchester Utd v 20 April '83, v Coventry City 14 Dec '85, Newport Co v Glenashurst Testimonial Match 2 March '82, v Manchester Utd 26 Oct 1986, v Wigan Athletic 19 May '99, v Leeds Utd 11 Nov '90, Testimonial Brochure Joe Corrigan, v Manchester Utd 3 May '72 with signatures, Gillingham v 30 May Circa '99, v Don Revie's International All Stars 11 Testimonial Ken Barnes 28 April '75, v Stoke City Testimonial Johnny Hart 1 May '74, 6 Match Programmes Texaco Cup Group 3 Aug 3-10 '74/75? (5 clothbound folders & 1 plastic wallet)

A BLACK BAKELITE AND SILVER-MOUNTED CHARITY SHIELD PLAQUE, inscribed Football Association, Charity Shield, Everton v. Manchester United, At Goodison Park, Liverpool, 17th August 1963, In the above Charity Shield match played on 17th August 1963, Everton defeated Manchester United 4-0

A BLACK BAKELITE AND SILVER-MOUNTED CHARITY SHIELD PLAQUE, inscribed Football Association Charity Shield, Everton v. Liverpool, At Goodison Park, Liverpool, 13th August 1966, In the above Charity Shield match played on 13th August 1966, Liverpool defeated Everton 1-0

A BLACK BAKELITE AND SILVER-MOUNTED CHARITY SHIELD PLAQUE, inscribed Football Association, Charity Shield, Leeds United v. Liverpool, Wembley, 10th August 1974, Winners, Liverpool won the Charity Shield this season on penalty shoot-out after the match finished in a 1-1 draw

BRIAN SHIELDS (BRAAQ) 1951-1997, The Football Match, signed "braaq, "Ann"‘, lower left, oil on board, 18 x 24in. (45.7 x 61cm), Brian Shields was born in Liverpool in 1951. He is best known for industrial scenes of northern Britain. In 1977 he was described by The Times as "one of the six most successful artists in England" and by The Liverpool Echo as "Liverpool’s Lowry"., A talented artist at school he gained the nickname Braque after the French artist George Braque. However, a mis-spelling then transformed Braque to Braaq. In memory of his sister Ann who died at the age of 21, all his subsequent work was signed with his name and that of his sister., He exhibited work throughout London’s West End from the mid-1970s.

A WHITE ISRAEL SHORT-SLEEVED SHIRT, No.4, with crew-neck collar, framed and glazed, 26 x 22.1/2in. (66 x 54.5cm), The above shirt was gained by Ray Kennedy as a swap after a Challenge match between Israel and Liverpool, PROVENANCE: Christie’s Glasgow, Football Memorabilia including the Ray Kennedy Collection, 20 October 1993, Lot 113

A COLLECTION OF ENGLISH FOOTBALL MATCH PROGRAMMES, from the 1950s to 1970s, teams include Arsenal, Chelsea, Manchester United etc; a 1966 World Cup souvenir programme; and a small collection of Worcester City, match programmes from the 1950s including Lovells Atheletic, 18/4/53, Liverpool v. Hibernian, 13/11/57 etc (a lot)

A pair of Steven Gerrard football boots worn in an England training session prior to the World Cup qualifier v Greece at Old Trafford 6th October 2001, a pair of Adidas boots with the embroidered initials S.G. and the number 17; accompanied by a signed note of authenticity from Gerard and a signed colour photograph of the Liverpool star wearing these boots at the England training session, additionally signed by Nick Barmby and Sammy Lee who are also depicted in the photo (4)

A good collection of 1966 World Cup publications, Arul Fussball-Album, Weltmeisterschat 1966, German sticker album; the Sunday Mirror 31.7.66; Sport Illustrated 28.7.66; World Cup Stars; Daily Express World Cup Guide 1966; a promotional leaflet for the Columbia World Cup film 'Goal' and a publicity photograph; World Sports September 1966; FIFA preview booklet, printed in 4 languages; Evening Standard World Cup Special by Bernard Joy; Football Monthly's World Cup Souvenir; My Own World Cup Scorebook presented with the Hornet; Adidas und WM 66, German catalogue; F.A. News, July 1966; Die Weltmeisterschaft 1966 in England, German sticker album; Roy Ullyett 1966 World Cup Daily Express Cartoon Annual; Westclox World Cup Series Fixture List; This Is The World Cup 1966, The Complete Guide To Every Centre, World Cup information leaflet; Brooke Bond Tea souvenir guide; final and tournament programmes and the reprint final programme; a World Cup order of service at Liverpool Cathedral 25.7.66 (25)

A Liverpool FC official souvenir football from mid 1980, signed by Alan Hansen, Bruce Grobbelar, Kenny Dalgish etc. in case.

A 20th century bullion embroidered Liverpool Football Club badge, 44.5 x 44cm, framed.

Lot of 1950s/60s football match programmes, including Rangers v Nice 1956, The Rangers v Internazionale Milan of Italy 1965, Scotland v England Amateur National 1963, Scottish Cup Final Rangers v Dundee 1964, Middlesbrough F.C. v Liverpool 1960, St. Mirren v Celtic 1961, Rangers v Falkirk 1955, Sheffield Wednesday v Leeds United 1965, and a selection of 1960s Glasgow Speedway programmes

A signed 1980's Bruce Grobbelaar Liverpool football shirt and an autograph book including Ron Hill and Rugby League

Football Programmes, 1960's And 1970's, Liverpool, Ipswich And Derby

Two albums of football interest, containing many autographs of footballers from 1940's-1960's including Manchester City, Liverpool, Derby County, England

A Leather Football Signed by Fourteen Members of the 1980's Liverpool Squad, including Dalglish, Hansen, Clemence, Kennedy etc.

Three 9ct gold Liverpool sporting medals to include a Mersey District Challenge Cup medal with a central cross design and green and blue enamel, engraved to the back 'Winners 1922-1923 W.E. Hall Liverpool Trams A.F.C', a Liverpool Centre with blue enameled detail, engraved to the back '1/4 Mile Championship 1923 Second Prize' plus a Liverpool County Football Association medal with embossed detail, to the back 'Twenty One Years Service C.S. Pimbley 1946-1967'. All three medals are in good condition. They all have slight surface scratches, and some are rubbed and a little discoloured. The detail of the embossed and engraved decoration is all still intact on all the medals. The 'Mersey District Challenge Cup' medal and the 'Liverpool County Football Association' medal were both made by Vaughtons of Birmingham. The hallmarks on all three are legible.

An autograph book with football signatures collected at the Hendon Hall Hotel 1960s/early 70s, the album also with a loose sheet of hotel headed paper signed by 12 members of the England 1966 World Cup squad including Bobby Moore and 6 other finalists, many of the other signatures from F.A. Cup final teams at this period including WBA, Liverpool, Everton, Leeds, Arsenal, Spurs & Hendon (Amateur Cup), also many other England pages; sold together with two signed b&w photographs of the actors James Mason & Barry Foster (4)

The autographs of the Everton and Liverpool football teams circa 1934, team-groups in ink on two autograph book pages

Liverpool FC: a 15ct. gold and enamel 1904-05 League Division Two Championship winner's medal, inscribed LIVERPOOL FOOTBALL CLUB, 2ND. DIV. LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 1904-5, J.ASBURY JUNR., DIRECTOR additional image of Asbury for this lot. John Asbury (pictured) joined the Liverpool FC board in 1901 and remained a board member until 1940. He was Chairman of the club between 1914 and 1917.

Everton v Chelsea programme 30th April 1919, a combined programme also covering Liverpool reserves v Bradford City reserves This was Chelseas first match when League Football was reinstated after the First World War.

Five Chelsea away programmes season 1938-39, Brentford (Football League Jubilee Match), West Ham (London F.A. Cup single sheet), Aston Villa, Liverpool & Arsenal

Liverpool v Chelsea programme 2nd September 1939, sold together with Brentford v Chelsea FL Jubilee Benevolent Fund Match 20th August (2) The Liverpool game was Chelseas only away match in the aborted 1939-40 Football League season.

Manchester United Football programmes: v Liverpool September 1973; v Southampton December 1973 and v Newcastle united April 1974 (3) ++good

Approx. 98 assorted Football programmes including Birmingham City, Liverpool, Aston Villa, Spurs, various Internationals, European Cup Final Tie TSV Munchen v West Ham 1965 and others, c.1960's - 1980's ++generally good

Various football programmes including FA Cup Finals 1969-1973, various 1970s League Cup Finals and a group of United review magazines and an album of earlier programmes including Sunderland versus Manchester United 1950, Liverpool versus Blackburn, Aberdeen versus Clyde, Blackpool versus Stoke etc.

Lot of English Football Club autographed match programmes, 1990s, including Manchester United, Tottenham Hotspur, Newcastle United, Everton, Chelsea, Manchester City, Liverpool, Fulham and Charlton Athletic

Football Programmes FA Cup Finals: Luton Town V Nottingham Forest 2/5/1959, Blackburn Rovers V Wolverhampton Wonderers 7/5/1960, Leicester City V Tottenham Hotspur 6/5/1961, Burnleigh V Tottenham Hot Spur 5/5/1962, Leicester City V Manchester Utd 25/5/1963, Preston Northend V Westham Utd 2/5/1964, Chelsea V Tottenham Hot Spur 20/5/1967, Arsenal V Liverpool 8/5/71, Arsenal V Leeds Utd 6/5/1972, Leeds Utd V Sunderland 5/5/73, Liverpool V Newcastle Utd 4/5/1974, Fulham V Westham Utd 3/5/1975, Manchester Utd V Southampton 1/5/1976, Arsenal V Ipswich Town 6/5/1978, Arsenal V Westham Utd 10/5/1980, Manchester City V Tottenham Hotspur 9/5/1981, Queens Park Rangers V Tottenham Hotspur 22/5/1982, Brighton & H. Av Manchester Utd 21/5/1983, Everton V Watford 19/5/1984, Everton V Manchester Utd 18/5/1985, Arsenal V Sheffield Wednesday 15/5/1993

A folder of autographed colour photographs for Liverpool Football Club squad season 1998-99 (14), and 1999/2000 (9), twenty three signatures in all

"The Undefeated", a folder of autographed colour photographs and ephemera for Liverpool Football Club to commemorate the run of eight five matches without loss January 1978 to January 1981, eighteen signatures in all

A folder of eighty eight autographs of Liverpool Football Club players from 1970's to early 1990's, with colour photos and ephemera

A folder of autographed colour photographs for Liverpool Club Squad 2001/2, and associated ephemera, twelve autographs in all, and a football signed by twenty three members of the team of 2001 or thereabouts

A folder of sixty six autographs of Liverpool Football Club players from 1960's to 1990's with colour and black and white photographs including Billy Liddell, Roger Hunt, Emlyn Hughes, Kevin Keegan, John Toshak, Roy Clemence, Phil Neal, Kenny Dalgleish, Graeme Souness

A Liverpool Football Club shirt for 2003, signed by nineteen members of the squad, in frame 33" x 26 1/2" overall

A carton of approximately 180 football match programmes including some for Liverpool FC, Newport County, Arsenal etc.

A Collection of Football and other ephemera, including F.A.Cup Semi-Final Charlton v Newcastle 1947, F.A.Cup Final Arsenal v Liverpool 1950, England v Switzerland 1946, menu's, theatre programmes etc.

Football - Sixty-four Tottenham Hotspur programmes, for matches v. Norwich City reserves, 1946; Swansea, 1947; West Ham, 1947; Sheffield Wednesday, 1948; Brentford, 1949; Whites v. Reds, 1949; Grimsby, 1950; Hibernian, 1950; Bolton, 1950; Manchester United, 1950; Sunderland, 1950; Arsenal, 1950; Derby, 1950; Charlton Athletic, 1950; Bolton, 1951; Norwich City reserves, 1951; Manchester United, 1951; Newcastle, 1951; Aston Villa, 1951; Arsenal reserves, 1951; Manchester City, 1951; Wolverhampton Wanderers, 1951; Liverpool, 1951; Preston North End, 1952; Sunderland, 1952; Fulham, 1951; Portsmouth, 1952; Hibernian, 1952; West Bromwich Albion, 1952; Burnley, 1952; Bolton, 1952; Charlton Athletic, 1952; Middlesborough, 1952; Newcastle United, 1953; Portsmouth, 1953; Liverpool, 1953; Burnley, 1953; Arsenal, 1953; F.C. Austria, 1953; Hull, 1954; Bolton, 1954; Sunderland, 1954; Blackpool, 1954; Hibernian, 1954; Sheffield United, 1954; Wolverhampton Wanderers, 1954; Portsmouth, 1954; Sportklub Wacker, 1954; Essen Rot-Weiss, 1954; Cardiff, 1954; Everton, 1954; Arsenal, 1955; Port Vale, 1955; Blackpool, 1955; Manchester City, 1955; Sheffield United, 1955; Burnley, 1955; Manchester United, 1955; Charlton Athletic, 1955; Newcastle United, 1955; Bolton, 1955; F.C. Vasas, 1955; Wolverhampton Wanderers, 1955; and Sunderland, 1955.

Football - A Football League (South) War Cup Final programme, Chelsea v. Charlton, 1944; a Football League (South) Cup Final programme, Chelsea v. Millwall, 1945; and F.A. Cup Final programmes for Charlton Athletic v. Derby, 1946; Burnley v. Charlton Athletic, 1947; Blackpool v. Manchester United, 1948; Leicester v. Wolverhampton Wanderers, 1949; Arsenal v. Liverpool, 1950; Blackpool v. Newcastle, 1951; Arsenal v. Newcastle, 1952; Blackpool v. Bolton Wanderers, 1953; Preston North End v. West Bromwich Albion, 1954; Manchester City v. Newcastle, 1955; Birmingham v. Manchester City, 1956; and Aston Villa v. Manchester United, 1957, (14).

Football - Twenty-one assorted F.A. Cup Semi-Final programmes, for 1939 (Wolverhampton Wanderers v. Grimsby); 1948 (Blackpool v. Tottenham Hotspur); 1949 (Wolverhampton Wanderers v. Manchester United); 1950 (Chelsea v. Arsenal); 1950 (Everton v. Liverpool); 1951 (Birmingham City v. Blackpool); 1951 (Newcastle v. Wolverhampton Wanderers); 1952 (Arsenal v. Chelsea); 1952 (Blackburn Rovers v. Newcastle), and replay; 1953 (Bolton Wanderers v. Everton); 1953 (Blackpool v. Tottenham Hotspur); 1954 (Preston North End v. Sheffield Wednesday) (x2); 1954 (West Bromwich Albion v. Port Vale); 1955 (Manchester City v. Sunderland); 1955 (York City v. Newcastle), and replay; 1957 (Birmingham v. Manchester United); and 1957 (Aston Villa v. West Bromwich Albion), and replay.

Football - Twelve F.A. Cup Final programmes, for 1934 (Portsmouth v. Manchester City) (creased; spine taped); 1935 (Sheffield Wednesday v. West Bromwich Albion); 1937 (Preston North End v. Sunderland); 1938 (Huddersfield v. Preston North End); 1947 (Burnley v. Charlton Athletic); 1948 (Blackpool v. Manchester United); 1950 (Arsenal v. Liverpool); 1951 (Blackpool v. Newcastle United); 1952 (Arsenal v. Newcastle United); 1953 (Blackpool v. Bolton Wanderers); 1954 (Preston North End v. West Bromwich Albion); and 1955 (Manchester City v. Newcastle United).

Football - Fifty assorted Sheffield Wednesday programmes, including those for matches v. Liverpool, 1945; Leeds, 1948; and Chesterfield, 1949; the remainder 1952-56 (some duplication).

Football - Thirty-eight assorted programmes, comprising six Liverpool for matches v. Aston Villa, 1947; Wolverhampton Wanderers, 1952; Sheffield Wednesday, 1952; Sheffield Wednesday, 1953; Middlesborough, 1955; and Blackburn Rovers, 1955; Accrington Stanley v. Hartlepool, 1955; Crewe Alexandra v. Chester, 1956; three Blyth Spartans for matches v. North Shields, 1954; Hartlepool reserves, 1955; and Annfield Plain, 1955; three Scunthorpe for matches v. Carlisle, 1955; and Barrow, 1955 (x2); two Bolton for matches v. Huddersfield, 1956; and Aston Villa, 1956; F.A. XI v. Army XI, 1956; three Manchester United for matches v. Luton, 1956; Atletico de Bilbao, 1957; and Real Madrid, 1957; Rochdale v. Bradford, 1955; two Leeds for matches v. Queen's Park Rangers, 1951; and Sheffield United, 1951; Buxton v. Ellesmere Port Town, 1953; two Stoke City for matches v. Manchester United, 1953; and Port Vale, 1954; York City v. Scarborough, 1954; four Blackburn Rovers for matches v. Doncaster Rovers, 1952; Brentford, 1953; Plymouth Argyle, 1953; and Stoke City, 1954; Lincoln v. Doncaster Rovers, 1954; Port Vale v. Plymouth Argyle, 1954; Leicester City v. Sheffield Wednesday, 1954; Norwich City v. Watford, 1955; Kidderminster Harriers v. Barry Town, 1951; Shrewsbury v. Millwall, 1954; and West Bromwich Albion v. Tottenham Hotspur, 1955.

Football, Liverpool team Shirts, signed by various players (2)

Football, Liverpool FC, 1980, 24in x36in, glazed framed caricature print after an oil painting by Roger Harvey of Cup Winning team, signed in the margin by the team and numbered 63/850

Charlton Athletic Official Football Programmes Jan 22nd 1949-Sat April 2nd 1955, V Portsmouth Jan 22nd 1949, V Middlesborough Sat Feb 19th 1949, V Liverpool March 19th 1949, V Everton 2nd April 1949, V Chelsea Oct 15th 1949, V Burnley Oct 29th 1949, V Chelsea Nov 4th 1950, V Derby County 10th Dec 1949, V Fulham Jan 7th 1950, V Blackpool Jan 21st 1950, V Blackpool Jan 6th 1951, V Liverpool Jan 27th 1951, V Sunderland Feb 17th 1951, V Burnley Aug 18th 1951, V Arsenal Oct 20th 1951, V Sunderland Nov 17th 1951, V Preston Northend April 18th 1953, V Sunderland Aug 19th 1953, V Arsenal Oct 24th 1953, V Newcastle United Sat April 2nd 1955

Fulham Football Club Official Programmes 1949-1951, V Chelsea Sat Sept 17th 1949, V Newcastle United Sept 24th 1949, V Liverpool Oct 29th 1949, V Bolton Wanderers Nov 12th 1949, V Derby County Nov 26th 1949, V Manchester United Dec 10th 1949, V Charlton Athletic Aug 23rd 1950, V Wolverhampton Wanderers Aug 26th 1950, V Blackpool Sept 13th 1950, V Huddersfield Town Oct 21st 1950, V Sunderland Dec 30th 1950, V Derby County Jan 20th 1951

Football Programmes 1947-1954, Portsmouth V Southend United Jan 25th 1947, Stoke City V Liverpool Aug 30th 1947, Swindon Town V Northampton Jan 4th 1947, Bradford V Blackburn Rovers Sept 1st 1948, York City V Southport 13th March 1948, Hull City AFC V Darlington 16th Oct 1948, Cardiff City V Westham United Nov 12th 1949, Queens Park Rangers V Sheffield wednesday 23rd April 1949, Millwall V Gillingham Dec 30th 1950, Crystal Palace V Gillingham Sat 7th Oct 1950, Manchester City V Sheffield United Dec 9th 1950, Watford V Gillingham Sept 9th 1950, Westham United V Hull City 19th Aug 1950, Queens Park Rangers V Sheffield Wednesday March 4th 1950, Exeter City V Portvale Sat 20th Oct 1951, Crystal Palace V Gillingham 6th Oct 1951, Preston Northend V Burnley Dec 26th 1951, Bournemouth V Boscombe Feb 10th 1951, West Bromwich Albion V Arsenal Feb 17th 1951, Crystal Palace V Gillingham 24th Nov 1951, Brighton & Hove Albion V Gillingham March 3rd 1951, Everton FC V Blackburn Season 1951/52, Southampton V Coventry City Season 1951/51, Newcastle Utd V Middlesborough Season 1951/52, Bury V Lincoln City 15th Nov 1952, Sunderland V Middlesborough Apr 19th 1952, Southampton V Coventry City? 12th Apr 1952, Sheffield Wednesday V Chelsea Nov 1st 1952, Bradford V Rochdale Nov 22nd 1952, Huddersfield Town V Cardiff City Aug 26th 1953, Burnley V Newcastle Utd Sept 26th 1953, Blackpool V West Bromwich Albion Oct 31st 1953, Preston Northend V Burnley Dec 26th 1953, Blackpool V Chelsea Aug 22nd 1953, Wolverhampton Wanderers V Sheffield Wednesday Jan 31st 1953, Bury V Oldham Athletic Jan 23rd 1954, FA Official Year Books 1964/65 & 1966/67 & Collection of The Sporting Mirror

Enamelled sporting fob medals: Liverpool & Dist. Cross Country Union, 9ct gold h/m (8.7g), Derbyshire F.A., Matlock & District Football League and Bootle J.O.C. Football League, plus crested spoon, Salford Harriers, all silver h/m, good condition, some boxed (5)

Football programmes. Football Assocation XI v Royal Air Force, Ashton Gate, Bristol, January 22nd [1943], single folded printed sheet on light pink paper, with newscutting tipped in to inner page, light horizontal crease where previously folded, together with eight other various football programmes (Norwich City FC v Hartlepool United, 15th December 1949, Norwich City v Bristol City, 29th November 1952, Pegasus v Harwich & Parkeston, F.A. Amateur Cup competition Final Tie, April 11th 1953, Arsenal v Norwich City, 30th January 1954, Swindon Town v Norwich City, 6th December 1958, Bournemouth and Boscombe v Grimsby Town, September 12th 1959, Leeds United v Liverpool (Football Association Challenge Cup competition Final Tie, May 1st 1965) & Everton v Sheffield Wednesday (Football Association Challenge Cup competition Final, May 14th 1966), all orig. printed wrappers, stapled as issued, slim 8vo (9)

World Cup 1966, etc.: Souvenir Programme England v Germany Saturday July 30 1966; Empire Stadium Wembly Final Tie Ticket (retained section), Three 1966 Associated booklets, three Evening Standards, together with three football programmes Arsenal v Manchester United Cup Final 1979, Liverpool v Manchester United Final 1977, Liverpool v Nottingham Forest Final 1978 and a 1991 cup final magazine, two Watney Mann world cup ale glasses.

*Liverpool F.C. A Liverpool football jersey, c.1999, in red and white by Reebok, with sponsor's and club logo, with twenty-two signatures incl. Michael Owen, all in marker pen (1)

football - Ten Torquay programmes, for matches v. Northampton, 1953; Millwall, 1955; Birmingham, 1956; Northampton, 1957; Swindon, 1958; Southend, 1958; Oldham Athletic, 1958; Gillingham, 1959; Doncaster Rovers, 1959; and Aldershot, 1965; with four Torquay United Supporters Club 'pirate' programmes, 1950s; a programme for South Devon Selected XI v. Arsenal (Terry Adlington Testimonial Match), 1960; and six Plymouth Argyle programmes, for matches v. Torquay, 1956; Torquay, 1957; Newcastle, 1958 (F.A. Cup); Torquay, 1960 (F.A. Cup); Torquay, 1960 (F.A. Cup re-play); and Liverpool, 1962, variable condition, (21).

Football - A collection of programmes for Bolton v. Preston North End, 1953; Newcastle v. Everton, 1955; Manchester City v. Preston North End, 1948; Manchester City reserves v. Manchester United reserves, 1952; Liverpool v. Huddersfield, 1951; Blackburn Rovers v. Notts County, 1957; Sunderland v. Norwich, 1956 (F.A. Cup); Manchester United v. Tottenham Hotspur, 1952; Shrewsbury Town v. Torquay, 1955; Rotherham v. Port Vale, 1955; Blackpool v. Blackburn Rovers, 1958; Everton v. Blackpool, 1956; Coventry v. Walsall, 1955; Wolverhampton Wanderers v. Manchester United, 1956; Aston Villa v. Luton Town, 1955; Peterborough United v. March Town, 1958; Birmingham v. West Bromwich Albion, 1956; and West Bromwich Albion v. Birmingham, 1956, variable condition, (18).

World Postcards (200+) mainly 1970s with Childrens annuals Football Programmes (32 mainly Liverpool 60s & 70s) and various ephemera items. Varied state.

A good collection of 1960's/1970's football programmes, predominantly for Liverpool FC together with sundry related booklets, football books, newspapers etc

A page of autographs for the Newcastle United Football Team 1948 (ten signatures) and a page of autographs for Liverpool AFC 1949 (twelve signatures) (2)

Collection of football match tickets, including Rangers v Celtic 1963, Rangers v Inter Milan 1965, Ranger v Liverpool 1981, Airdrie v Rangers 1991 and various others (a lot)

A LIVERPOOL FOOTBALL with 12 signatures, circa 2000/2001.