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Lot 1738
FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES & AUTOGRAPHS including 3 albums with various football programmes from the 1970's onwards (some signed on the covers), including Man City (signed Alan Oakes), Ipswich Town, Everton, Spurs, West Brom (signed Bobby Hope), Southampton, Leeds, 1974 Texaco Cup Final (Doug Collins), Newcastle, Reading, QPR, Notts County, Wolves, Derby, Arsenal (and match ticket 78-79), England v Finland 1976, England v Czech 1978, England v Hungary 1978, England v Luxembourg 1977, Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool and many more. Also with a large number of autographs on small pieces of paper (some on top of cut out photographs of players), including Adrian Alston, Keith Havenhand, Jimmy Dickinson, Tony Barton, Charlie Wright, David Sloan, Keith Morgan, Graham Chadwick, and many more (some difficult to read).
Lot 418
A collection of assorted signed vintage football, rugby and cricket shirts and other memorabilia items. Teams to include Liverpool FC, Everton, Bristol Rovers, West Bromwich Albion, Gloucester Gladiators, Bristol City FC (early emblem), Irish rugby team Munster Rugby signed by Paul O'Connell, Rugby World Cup hat signed by Mike Catt and one other, x2 autographed rugby balls (x1 for Bristol Shoguns), framed signed image of Jonah Lomu and Rob Andrew at the 1995 Rugby World Cup and a Durham Cricket Club signed bat. Interesting assortment of sporting memorabilia.
Lot 1177
1950'S FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES Thirty six from 1950/1 to 1954/5 inc. Norwich v Southampton and Brighton 54/5, Newcastle v Charlton 53/4, C. Palace v Shrewsbury 53/4, Barnsley v Gateshead 54/5, Gateshead v Chesterfield 54/5 score on cover, QPR v Man. City and Hull 50/1, Southampton v Hull 51/2, Reading v Northampton small paper loss and Port Vale 50/1, Liverpool v Swansea 54/5, Stoke v Fulham 53/4 and Derby v Charlton 52/3, Oldham and Lincoln 53/4. Fair to generally good
Lot 307
LIVERPOOL RELATED PROGRAMMES. Football League v Irish League International league Match at Anfield 20/9/48, Barnsley Boys v Liverpool Boys at Oakwell 15/4/1969, SF of the English Schools Trophy, Liverpool Boys v Swindon Boys at Anfield FA Schools Trophy Final 1st Leg & FA Youth Cup programme 5th Round Liverpool v Man Utd at Anfield. Liverpool line up includes Owen & Carragher. Generally good.
Lot 698
FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES 1957/8 SEASON Thirty eight programmes including Liverpool v Huddersfield, Reading v Wisbech FA Cup, Southampton v Luton SFC, Bristol City v Accrington FA Cup, Blackpool v Leeds Utd., Aldershot v Port Vale and Worcester City FA Cup, Accrington v Chester, Hartlepools v Darlington, Manchester Utd. v Wolves 21/4/1958, Stoke v Notts Co. and Huddersfield, West Ham v Liverpool and Gateshead v York. Generally good
Lot 700
FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES 1958/9 SEASON Sixty programmes including Accrington v Portsmouth and Hull, Liverpool v Everton FCC, Bury v Arsenal FA Cup, Newcastle Utd. Reserves v Wolves Res. and Sheff. Utd. Res., Middlesbrough v Bristol City, Shrewsbury v C. Palace FA Cup, Tottenham v Hibernian Friendly, WBA v Atletico Bilbao, Wolves v Schalke EC and South Africa Friendly, Gateshead v Coventry, Norwich v Manchester Utd. and York v C. Palace. Fair to generally good
Lot 745
FOOTBALL MISCELLANY Includes 10 programmes: Tooting & Mitcham v Nottingham Forest 58/9 FA Cup, scores entered with 2 newspaper cuttings, London 5-A-Side 23/4/1969 programme and ticket, marked at the top and bottom, Huddersfield v Blackpool 30/4/1994, last League match at Leeds Road, Aston Villa Bristol City 7/3/1963 FA Cup single sheet, Liverpool v Walsall 19/2/1968 FA Cup single sheet slightly creased, Exeter City v Southampton 4/4/1949 Benefit match, folded, Hull City Reserves v Doncaster Rovers and Wisbech Town both Midland League 53/4 single sheet, slightly creased and Lincoln City v WBA FA Cup and Grimsby Town Reserves Midland League both 48/9 slightly creased. The Story of Port Vale 1876 - 1950 Souvenir Brochure and 2 complete coin collections in albums, Esso The 1970 World Cup Coin Collection England World Cup 1970 and Sainsbury's The England Squad Medal Collection 1998. Generally good
Lot 84
MANCHESTER CITY / STOKE CITY / SUNDERLAND / SHOWBIZ 1949/50 An autograph book from 1949/50 season including Manchester City X 11 signatures including Trautmann, Gill, Black, Spurdle, Hart, Westcott, Clarke, Walsh, Phillips, Turnbull and Westwood. Stoke City X 26 including Herod, Frank Mountford, Meakin, George Mountford, Hawley, Brown, Caton, Malkin, Watkin, Jones Hampson, Wordley and McCue and Sunderland X 24 including Shackleton, Hall, Ramshaw, Hudgell, Davis, Broadis, Wright, Walsh, Watson, Stelling, Dougall, Barnett, Case, Mapson and Reynolds. One of the Stoke / Sunderland page is back to back. The other football pages are separate. Other autographs include Billy Liddell of Liverpool and from showbiz Ted Ray, Nat Jackley, Jimmy Edwards, Dick Bentley, Ben Warriss, Jimmy Sewell and Desmond Wilson. Generally good
Lot 865
SUB-STANDARD FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES Twenty four programmes inc. Arsenal v Derby 46/7, Darlington v Accrington 48/9, Aston Villa Res. V Blackpool Res. 47/8, Fulham v Everton 49/50, Cardiff v Chelsea 52/3, Everton v Liverpool 53/4 Lancs. Cup and Doncaster 51/2, Tottenham v Leicester, WBA and Fulham 47/8. 1950's X 19 and 1960's X 1. Poor to fair
Lot 530
FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES, a large collection of Football programmes, mainly from the 1960's and early 1970's featuring some of the biggest clubs in GB (liverpool, Manchester City, Celtic, etc) there are also 17 FA Cup Final programmes, 17 FA Cup Semi-Final programmes, 4 League Cup Final programmes, European Cup Winners Cup programmes and International matches as well as a collection of Ty-Phoo Tea Football cards
Lot 1705
SCOTTISH FOOTBALL LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP GOLD MEDAL 1896/97, awarded to Tom Robertson of Heart of Midlothian F.C., the obverse with central red enamelled heart motif inscribed '1896-97', set within four footballs and a quatrefoil blue enamelled border inscribed 'Scottish Football League Champions', the reverse inscribed 'Heart of Midlothian Club, T. Robertson', 41mm high including bale, maker V&S, in nine carat gold, 15.7g Note: Tom Robertson was a Scottish International footballer who played an instrumental part in the Heart of Midlothian side that won the 1896/97 Scottish League Championship. Born in West Lothian in 1876, Robertson represented East Benhar, Heatherbell, Motherwell and Fauldhouse at a youth level, before signing for Hearts in 1896. This was a glorious period for the club, and Robertson helped them to their second ever league title during the 1896/97 season, during which they finished two points ahead of their arch-rivals Hibernian. Whilst the club had lost some key players at the beginning of the campaign, they retained many at the peak of their performance, as well as bolstering their ranks with a number of strong signings including George Livingstone, Albert Buck, Bobby Walker and of course, Robertson. Hearts were captained that season by the stalwart midfielder John Walker, and the players were again trained by legendary coach James Chapman. A crucial point in the season came against Hibs on 5th December 1896, when their Leith neighbours were four points ahead and would probably have secured the title if victorious. However, it was a goal from Tom Robertson which allowed Hearts to win the tie, bringing them within reach of the title. By mid-January, both teams, as well as a strong Celtic side, were neck and neck at 24 points apiece with two games left to play. Hibs went to 26 points after beating St. Mirren, however lost their final match in Paisley which gave Hearts a critical opportunity. The Tynecastle side went to 26 points after defeating Clyde away from home, leaving it all to play for in their final match after Celtic lost at home to Dundee. The title was secured in resounding fashion on the 20th February 1897, when Hearts beat Clyde 5-0 at home, with Tom Robertson scoring four of the goals. The importance of Robertson in the early history of the club cannot be understated, and was certainly noticed south of the border when Merseyside club Liverpool signed him for £350 in 1898. A great all-round player, he went on to score in his debut for that club, and was instrumental in the side that won their first ever English league title in 1900/01, with his medal for this achievement being in the Anfield trophy room. Robertson went on to play with Hearts again, before spells with Dundee and Manchester United, though it is that all-important first spell with the club and the critical goals he scored during the 1896/97 campaign that has secured his name in the early history of Hearts.
Lot 210
FOOTBALL, programmes for big matches, inc. League Cup semi-finals (26), Swindon v Wolves 1979/80, West Ham v Stoke 1971/2, Arsenal v Tottenham 1968/9, Walsall v Liverpool 1985/6, Stoke v West Ham 1971/2, Watford v Nottingham Forest 1978/9; Play-off Finals (6), 1995 & 1996, all three divisions, each with teamsheet; G to EX, 32
Lot 471
FOOTBALL, programmes, 1960's, teams E-N, inc. Everton, Exeter, Gillingham, Hull City, Leeds United, Leicester City, Liverpool, Mansfield, Millwall, Manchester City, Manchester United, Middlesbrough, Nottingham Forest, Newcastle United, Newport, Northampton Town, Norwich City etc, FR to MT, 125*
Lot 11
Alan Salisbury (20th/21st century) "Commedia del Goalie: Melancholicus", initialled and dated 2006, titled on exhibition label - 'The Royal Cambrian Academy' verso, oil on board.32.5cm x 23.5cm (12.75in x 9.25in)Footnote:* Alan Salisbury was born in Preston, Lancashire and studied painting at Manchester and Liverpool Colleges of Art and the Royal College of Art, London. He has lived in Wales since 1974 working at the University of Glamorgan where he was Principal Lecturer in Painting and Field Leader in Arts and Media. He has now left to concentrate on his own artistic practice although he maintains contact with the University as an External Fellow. He has exhibited widely throughout the UK, in Europe and the USA. In 2005 he was awarded Joint First Prize in the Liverpool School of Art Alumni Open Competition. In 2008 he was awarded First Prize in the Wales Portrait Award 2 Competition.Creating a group of paintings that share a conceptual theme occurs often in Alan’s work. This can be exemplified in his two series of works called ‘Commedia del Goalie’ and ‘The Art of the Goalkeeper’. These series explore two major obsessions, football and painting. An interest in the religious painting of the 15th century is used as a metaphor to examine the role of the solitary goalkeeper as the last defender required to save the team and also as the individual most likely to be vilified.Artists’ Resale Right (“droit de suite”) may apply to this lot.Condition report:The painting is in very good, original condition. There are one or two small flecks of paint loss across the painting. The painting is framed but not glazed. The frame has some minor scuffs and knocks commensurate with age.
Lot 111
Football Kevin Keegan signed 12x8 colour photo pictured during his playing days with Liverpool. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99
Lot 232
Football, a collection from the match Liverpool vs. Arsenal 1989, including a 12x8 signed Alan Smith photograph as he celebrates with the First division Trophy. Also included is an official match programme and a match report from the Daily Telegraph. Also featuring a colour photo from the match as Michael Thomas scores the second goal. Overall size 10x12. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99
Lot 27
Football Collection Multi Signed Team Sheets Middlesbrough with 17 Signatures, Including Jimmy Phillips, Stuart Ripley, Martin Russell, Liverpool with 4 Signatures, Including Jamie Redknapp, Don Hutchinson, Jimmy Carter, Charlton with 14 Signatures, Including Chriss Powell, Ashley Ward, Jacob Laursen, Coventry City with 14 Signatures, Including Chriss Kirkland, Marcus Hall, Stephen McPhee, Barnsley with 24 Signatures, Including Bruce Dyer, Adrian Moses, Eric Tinkler, Bolton Wanderers with 24 Signatures, Including Sam Allardyce (Manager), Claus Jensen, Paul Warhurst. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99
Lot 375
Football Bruce Grobbelaar 10x8 Signed Colour Photo Pictured Celebrating with The FA Cup While Playing for Liverpool. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99
Lot 376
Football Lawrie McMenemy 10x8 Signed Colour Photo Picture Leading Southampton Out for The Charity Shield Against Liverpool. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99
Lot 460
LIVERPOOL FOOTBALL CLUB; a George V hallmarked silver twin-handled tray, inscribed 'Presented to John Asbury from The Liverpool Association Football Club in recognition of 25 years' valued service on the board as a token of esteem & regard December 1925', Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1925, length 61.5cm, approx 75.3ozt/2343g.This tray and the following six gold medals are from the personal family collection of John Asbury. He served on the board at Liverpool Football Club in the very early days of the formation of this club and was also Chairman and Vice-Chairman. This incredible collection has never been offered on the open market before and forms a unique opportunity to own some of the earliest memorabilia relating to one of the largest football clubs in the world and one of their most devoted followers and members from their inception. CONDITION REPORT The date letter is obscured. There is some tarnishing and toning throughout and light surface scratches.
Lot 461
LIVERPOOL FOOTBALL CLUB; an exceptionally rare 1906 15ct yellow gold League Winners medal, awarded to J. Asbury, with enamelled decoration centred with the Liver Bird and inscribed 'League Champions 1906 Liverpool, A.F.C.', width 35mm, approx 20.6g.This was Liverpool's second league title, beating Preston to the honour. The medal is in the original gilt tooled leather case. CONDITION REPORT The hinge is broken on the leather case, and so is separate. There is some light tarnishing to the medal itself and some light surface scratches and tiny damage to the central enamelled panel.
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