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A signed photograph of Kenny Dalglish together with a Top Score Liverpool football from 1978, signed by the team

Five variously hallmarked silver fobs to include a Liverpool County Football Association example inscribed 'Shield Winners 1946-7', Diameter 3cm, Vaughton & Sons, Birmingham 1946, also a hallmarked silver chain, approx combined 3.2ozt (6).

A BOX OF CHELSEA FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES AND LIVERPOOL FOOTBALL CLUB MAGAZINES

An extensive collection of Liverpool Football Club programmes from the 1960s and later, covering the Premier League and Cup competitions, a quantity of 'Football' comics to include 'The 90 Minute Man', 'Death Match', 'The Nearly Man' starting at no.3-94, missing various issues, a quantity of Liverpool Football Club season ticket folders 1995-2005, various ticket stubs to include Wigan v Liverpool 2007/8, Liverpool v Toulouse 2007, Liverpool v Sparkak Moscow 2002 and others, also ticket stub and fan information for UEFA Cup Final Dortmund 2001 and a number of part complete late 1980s Panini albums.

A collection of various football programmes to include Manchester United, Bolton Wanderers, Bury, Liverpool, Burnley and others, mainly 1950s to 1970s.

A quantity of vintage magazines to include A History of the Second World War, Everyman's Encyclopedia, Man Myth and Magic and New Knowledge, also included in the lot is a quantity of newspaper articles relating to Liverpool Football Club and Everton - This lot MUST be paid for and collected, or delivery arranged, no later than close of business on Tuesday. Please do not bid if you are unable to comply

Liverpool Bill Shankly, Kevin Keegan, Emlyn Hughes, Tony Dunne signed Liverpool v Newcastle 1974 FA Cup Final Dawn football cover. Good Condition. All signed items come with our certificate of authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.95, EU from £4.99, Overseas from £7.95

Tommy Smith and Ian Callaghan seen here after winning the 1977 European Cup Final. The 1977 European Cup Final was an association football match between Liverpool of England and Borussia Monchengladbach of Germany on 25 May 1977 at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome, Italy the venue was decided in Bern by the UEFA Executive Committee on 17 September 1976. The showpiece event was the final match of the 1976 77 season of Europe's premier cup competition, the European Cup. Both teams were appearing in their first European Cup final, although the two sides had previously met in the 1973 UEFA Cup Final, which Liverpool won 3 2 on aggregate over two legs. Each club needed to progress through four rounds to reach the final. Matches were contested over two legs, with a match at each team's home ground. Liverpool's victories varied from close affairs to comfortable victories. They beat the previous season's runners up Saint Étienne by a single goal over two legs, while they defeated FC Zürich 6 1 on aggregate in the semi final. Borussia Monchengladbach's route to the final was more difficult; all but one of their ties were won by a margin of just one goal. Watched by a crowd of 57, 000, Liverpool took an early lead through Terry McDermott, but Allan Simonsen equalised for Monchengladbach early in the second half. Liverpool regained the lead midway through the second half with a goal from Tommy Smith, and Phil Neal ensured Liverpool won the match 3 1 to secure their first European Cup. The victory was a year after they had won the UEFA Cup, which meant that Bob Paisley became the first manager to win the UEFA Cup and European Cup in successive seasons. Good Condition. All signed items come with our certificate of authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.95, EU from £4.99, Overseas from £7.95

FOOTBALL PENNANTS Collection of ten football pennants, 20" x 8" Southampton 66, 15" x 8" Leicester 71, Newcastle 69, Liverpool 65, Wales, Wrexham, Ipswich 62, Brighton 77, Crystal Palace 71, Shef Wed 80. Very good

FAMOUS FOOTBALLERS Fifteen large double-sided prints, football and rugby, originally from the Book of Football published in 1895. Approximately 14" x 10". Editorial beneath photographs which include players from St Bernards/Liverpool, Everton, Preston and teams include England Rugby, Newtown (Welsh Champions) and the Scotland football team from 1895. Fair-generally good

1950'S FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES A collections of programmes including over 40 from the 1950's. Includes Chelsea v Arsenal 48/9, Aston Villa v Stoke 47/8 folded and slightly worn, Brentford v Fulham 48/9, Motherwell v Airdrie 1/1/1953 minor tears and slightly stained throughout, Luton v Huddersfield and Barnsley 1952/3, Arsenal v All-Stars XI 52/3 Friendly at Brighton, rusty staple, Brighton v Bristol City and Plymouth 1951/2, QPR v Leicester and Rotherham 51/2 rusty staples, Man. City v Chelsea 52/3, Portsmouth v Norwich Reserves, Liverpool, WBA all 49/50 and Middlesbrough 50/1, Charlton v Aston Villa 49/50, Arsenal, Tottenham, Bolton, Wolves and Everton 50/1, Bury v Sheff. Utd. 50/1 and QPR and Coventry both 51/2, England World Cup XI v FA Canadian Touring Team 1950 Charity Shield, FA XI v The Army 51/2 at Arsenal, Sunderland v Blackpool 51/2 rusty staple, Crystal Palace v Torquay 51/2 rusty staple, Lincoln v Accrington 50/1, Preston v Bristol Rovers 59/60 FA Cup single card and 2 St. Mirren homes in season 1977/8 in Alex Ferguson's last season as Manager. Fair

1933 CUP FINAL Four newspapers relating to the 1933 FA Cup Final, Sunday Dispatch Cup Final Souvenir (8 pages , many reports and pictures-good), Evening Chronicle Cup Final Supplement (pre-Final, four pages, tears to edges), Sunday Pictorial complete issue (40 pages in generally good condition with full Final coverage plus other games) and Liverpool Evening Express Football Final ( complete but torn along foldsand edges). As described

LIVERPOOL 1958 Real Sociedad v Liverpool Friendly played 11 May 1958 in San Sebastian, Spain. The daily Spanish football paper ''MARCA'' dated 12 May 1958. Includes reviews and full team line-ups. Generally good

LIVERPOOL 1958 Osasuna v Liverpool Friendly played 15 May 1958 in Osasuna, Spain. The daily Spanish football paper ''MARCA'' dated 16 May 1958. Includes reviews and full team line-ups. Generally good

LIVERPOOL 1958 Elche v Liverpool Friendly played 18 May 1958 in Elche, Spain. The daily Spanish football paper ''MARCA'' dated 19 May 1958. Includes reviews and full team line-ups. Generally good

FAMOUS FOOTBALL TEAMS In the 1948-49 season, the Sporting Mirror issued Letter Cards each one containing either 6 Famous Football Teams team groups or 6 or 12 Famous Football Players individual photographs.15 sets are in this Lot, Six contain team groups, the others are individual players. Team groups, all 48-49 include Arsenal, Chelsea, Spurs, Millwall, Brentford, West Ham, Norwich, Portsmouth, Cardiff, Swansea, Exeter, Plymouth, Bolton, Blackburn, Liverpool, Everton, Blackpool, Nottm Forest, Derby, Wolves, West Brom, 15 issues are in this Lot. Condition is very good. Very good

FOOTBALL AUTOGRAPHS Several album pages of various sizes with 25 ink autographs between 1930s and 50s including players from Man Utd , Spurs, Liverpool and Portsmouth, players include Gregg, Duquemin, Butler, Stubbins, Cockburn, McIlroy, Harris, Sidlow etc. Generally good

1950'S FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES Approximately 200 English club programmes with the vast majority being late 1950's and many have minor faults. Home clubs are represented by Fulham X 25 from 1955, WBA X 8, Peterborough Utd. v Hull City 57/8, Lincoln City 56/7 and Bradford PA 56/7, Blackpool X 4, Millwall X 5, Swindon X 4, Liverpool X 6, Leicester X 5, Birmingham X 5, Lincoln X 3, Notts. Co. X 5, Sunderland X 4, Brighton X 9, Hull X 3, Bradford PA v Scarborough FA Cup and Barrow 59/60, Barrow v Coventry 58/9 and Chester 59/60, Southport v Stockport 55/6 and Hull 56/7, Aston Villa X 3, Ipswich v Northampton and Coventry 55/6, Sheff. Utd. X 4, Burnley v Tottenham 56/7 and Man. City 58/9, Bristol Rovers X 5, Sheff. Weds. X 6, Yeovil v Headington Utd 55/6 SL Cup S-F slightly marked and punched hole, and many more. Fair

NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES 1950'S & 1960'S One hundred and thirty programmes in generally good condition with the vast majority being 50's and 60's including South Liverpool homes X 33, Ilford homes X 11, Bridgwater Town, Hendon X 7 including v Wycombe Wands. 67/8, Romford X 7 including v Watford 62/3 Friendly, Tow Law Town v Mansfield Town 67/8 FA Cup, Grantham v Swindon Town 65/6 FA Cup, Kettering Town v Swindon Town 61/2 FA Cup, Met. Police v Wycombe Wands. 65/6 FA Cup, Wimbledon v Tooting & Mitcham Utd. 55/6 FA Cup, Weymouth v Torquay Utd. 60/1 FA Cup , North Shields v Newcastle Utd. 79/80 Friendly, Corinthian Casuals v Watford 65/6 FA Cup, Kingstonian Reserves v Wimbledon Reserves 54/5 and Dulwich Hamlet v Clapton and Tooting & Mitcham 52/3. Generally good

FOOTBALL AUTOGRAPHS 1980'S An autograph book including Brighton X 12 including Mullery, Lawrenson, Foster and Ward, Tottenham X 7 including Ardilles, Perryman, Roberts, Crooks and Daines, Tranmere X 13, WBA X 16 including Statham, Regis, Moses, Owen, Batson, Brown and Atkinson. Birmingham City X 15 including Todd, Dennis, Curbishley and Page, Coventry X 15 including Mercer, Hateley, Daly and Hutchison, Norwich X 7 including Royle and Bond, Man. City X 10 including Caton and Power, Everton X 11 including Gidman, Lyons, Hartford and McMahon, Nottm. Forest X 10 including Brian Clough, O'Neill and Robertson, Middlesbrough X 15 including Armstrong and Neal, Ipswich X 11 including Mills, Beattie, Butcher and Brazil, Man. Utd X 10 including Thomas, Birtles, Bailey and Duxbury, Sunderland X 11 including Bryan Robson and Allardyce, Aston Villa X 11 including Mortimer, Cowans, Shaw, Swain, Rimmer and Bremner, Southampton X 11 including Channon, Moran and Watson, Stoke X 13 including Bracewell, Heath, Doyle and Chapman, Arsenal X 9 including Stapleton, Davis, O'Leary, Rix, Sansom and Hollins, Leicester X 13 including Wilson and Wallace, Leeds X 9 including Flynn, Brian Greenhoff and Cherry, Swansea X 12 including Charles, Davies, Toshack and James, Liverpool X 10 including Kennedy, Neal, Souness and Hansen plus several others. Good

FOOTBALL AUTOGRAPHS 1980'S Seventy six signed football programmes, 57 of which are fully signed including Blackburn, Huddersfield, Sheff. Weds., Carlisle, Cardiff, Stoke, Ipswich, Sunderland, Nottm. Forest, Everton, Barnet, Notts. Co., Watford, Norwich, Swansea, Aston Villa, Southampton, Newcastle, Arsenal, West Ham, Man. City, Derby, Leeds, Oxford, Liverpool, Carlisle and Tottenham. There are an additional 19 programmes which have signatures, some multi-signed. Good

England Football Legends, Steven Gerrard (Liverpool) & Paul Gascoigne (England) signed prints, each 20 x 23 inches (2).

An autographed Liverpool football including Peter Chilton and Justin Fashanu.

Football League Programmes: A collection of 1950's Division 2 programmes to include: Derby County, Grimsby Town, Port Vale, Sunderland, Scunthorpe United, Bristol City, Swansea Town, Middlesbrough, Sheffield United, Barnsley, Brighton & Hove Albion, Plymouth Argyle, Hull City, Bristol Rovers, Cardiff City, Bury, Ipswich Town, Blackburn Rovers, Rotherham United, Brentford, Birmingham City, Liverpool, Charlton Athletic, West Ham United and Leyton Orient. (approx 30)

Football Badges: A large collection of football badges from around the world to include European teams such as Liverpool, Bayern Munich, Real Madrid, Juventus, Benfica and many others. (one bag)

Quantity of football programmes including Liverpool 1960s

Liverpool Football Club large Perspex mounted long-lens colour photographic board of Liverpool FC supporters waving scarves and flags that hung in the Directors' Tunnel in the old Main Stand,50 by 65cm., a few scuffs to the Perspex, otherwise good; sold with a certificate of authenticity issued by Liverpool Football Club (2)

Liverpool Football Club old Main Stand signage,WAY OUT THIS WAYolder style signage in coated hardboard, white text on red, 26 by 62cm., poor condition; sold with a certificate of authenticity issued by Liverpool Football Club (2)

Framed Liverpool Echo front page reflecting on Bob Paisley's first season at the helm following Bill Shankly's retirement, that hung in the old Main Stand at Liverpool Football Club near the Director's Guest Lounge,dated 26th April 1975, the headline reading THANKS, SHANKS, ALL THE VERY BEST, in a pale wood frame with grey mounting card, size over frame 73.5 by 58cm., good except unglazed; sold with a certificate of authenticity issued by Liverpool Football Club (2)

Warning Notice sign removed from the old Main Stand at Liverpool Football Club,PLEASE KEEP DOOR CLOSED AT ALL TIMESwhite with engraved black coloured letters , 21 by 30cm., good; sold with a certificate of authenticity issued by Liverpool Football Club (2)

Liverpool Football Club large crest from a series of four that were located on each stand roof and visible to spectators from inside the ground,in 2mm. aluminium sheet, retired and replaced by the present day LED illuminated Perspex crests circa 2008, 180 by 120cm., reasonably good condition considering their location open to the elements; sold with a certificate of authenticity issued by Liverpool Football Club (2)

Liverpool Football Club signage from the old Main Stand Paddock,ROWS A - H ROWS A - M, 227 - 240 SEATS 150 - 221,acrylic with protective film, white text on red and with club crest, 23 by 90cm., reasonably good condition; sold with a certificate of authenticity issued by Liverpool Football Club (2)Photographed in situ in the old Main Stand.

Liverpool Football Club signage from the old Main Stand Paddock,THANK YOU FOR VISITING ANFIELD. HAVE A SAFE JOURNEY HOME, EXIT, EXIT,aluminium sheet with protective film, white & silver text on red and with LFC crest in gold, 60 by 162cm., minor surface marks but overall good; sold with a certificate of authenticity issued by Liverpool Football ClubPhotographed in situ in the old Main Stand.

Liverpool Football Club signage from the old Main Stand Paddock,THANK YOU FOR VISITING ANFIELD. HAVE A SAFE JOURNEY HOME, EXIT, EXIT, EXIT,aluminium sheet with protective film, white & silver text on red and with LFC crest in gold, large, formed in two sections, 70 by 372cm., overall, black marks and scratches; sold with a certificate of authenticity issued by Liverpool Football ClubPhotographed in situ in the old Main Stand.

Liverpool Football Club signage from the old Main Stand Lower Concourse,NO ALCOHOL BEYOND THIS POINT. ENJOY ANFIELD,acrylic with protective film, white & silver text on red and with club crest in gold, 22 by 70cm., scuffing; sold with a certificate of authenticity issued by Liverpool Football Club (2)Photographed in situ in the old Main Stand.

An iconic Liverpool Football Club signTHE KOP,an exceptional opportunity to acquire illuminated signage that hung on the brickwork tower wall located to the outside of Liverpool FC's world famous home supporters' stand, recently removed and replaced with similar signs in a new font, each letter 60cm. high., good condition; sold with a certificate of authenticity issued by Liverpool Football Club (2)Photographed in situ on the Kop Stand brickwork tower.For the avoidance of doubt the large LFC crest beneath THE KOP letttering as seen in the catalogue illustration is not part of the lot.

Liverpool FC signed football season 1978-79,signed by Bob Paisley, Clemence, Ogrizovic, Highes, Jones, Kettle, Irwin, Neal, Hansen, Thompson, A Kennedy, Callaghan, Case, Heighway, Lee, R Kennedy, McDermott, Sheedy, Souness, Fairclough, Dalglish, Gayle & Johnson; sold with a letter of provenance relating to the ball having been won in a raffle (2)The net sale proceeds for this lot will be sent to the Hospice at Home Carlisle and North Lakeland.

Liverpool FC signed football early 1990s,Michael Thomas, Mike Hooper, Ray Houghton, Ronnie Whelan, Bruce Grobbelaar, Ian Rush, Jamie Redknapp etc.

An album of Manchester City football tickets,dating 1970s-2000s, including a good selection of away matches at Leeds United, Manchester City, Manchester United, Aston Villa, Stoke City, Southampton, Blackburn Rovers, Liverpool, Barnsley, Arsenal, Sheffield Wednesday, Sheffield United, Bradford City, Burnley, Huddersfield Town, Bolton Wanderers, Norwich City & Middlesbrough (a qty.)

14 Liverpool FC programmes from the Football League Division One Championship winning season 1946-47,7 homes (2 FAC), 6 aways, and a 'pirate' for the F.A. Cup semi-final v Burnley, the season organised in two high quality red cloth binders customised with gilt titling to spine inscribed LIVERPOOL F.C., identification of the season and then either HOMES or AWAYS

Seven complete sets of 42 Liverpool FC home and away programmes for the seasons 1956-57 to 1962-63 inclusive,the last season being the return to Football League Division One, the 1961-62 being the League Division Two Championship winning season, the collection including the following extra programmes 1956-57 FAC v Southend United (home); 1957-58 five FAC v Northampton Town (home), Scunthorpe United & Blackburn Rovers (both aways) and Southend United (home & away); 1958-59 FAC v Worcester City (away); 1959-60 two FAC v Leyton Orient & Manchester United (both homes); 1960-61 two FAC v Coventry City & Sunderland (both homes), and three FLC v Southampton (home) and Luton Town (home & away); 1961-62 five FAC v Chelsea (home), Oldham Athletic (away) and Preston North End (home, away and at Old Trafford), plus a postponed home v Rotherham United; 1962-63 six FAC v West Ham United (home), Wrexham & Arsenal (both aways), Burnley (home & away) and the s/f v Leicester City at Hillsborough, each season organised in two high quality red cloth binders customised with gilt titling to spine inscribed LIVERPOOL F.C., identification of the season and then either HOMES or AWAYS (320 programmes in total)

Seven complete sets of 42 Liverpool FC home and away programmes for the seasons 1963-64 to 1969-70 inclusive,1963-64 & 1965-66 being Football League Division One Championship seasons, the collection including the following extra programmes 1963-64 five FAC v Derby County & Swansea (both homes), Arsenal (away) & Port Vale (home & away); 1964-65, the F.A. Cup winning run of Bolton Wanderers & WBA (both away), Stockport County & Leicester City (both home & away), the s/f v Chelsea at Villa Park and the final at Wembley v Leeds United, plus nine programmes from LFC's first ever European Cup campaign v Reykjavik & Anderlecht (both home & away), v Koln (home, away & replay in Rotterdam), and s/f v FC Inter (home & away), also the Charity Shield v West Ham United at Anfield; 1965-66 FAC v Chelsea (home) plus nine ECWC v Juventus, Standard Liege, Honved & Celtic s/f (all home & away) and the final v Borussia Dortmund at Hampden Park; 1966-67 four FAC v Aston Villa (home), Everton (away) & Watford (home & away) plus four EC v Ajax (home & away), Petrolul (home & replay played in Brusseld), and the Charity Shield v Everton at Goodison Park; 1967-68 two FLC v Bolton Wanderers (Home and Away), nine FAC v Bournemouth (home & away), Walsall (home & away), Tottenham Hotspur (home & away), West Bromwich Albion (home, away and replay at Maine Road), plus five ICFC v Ferencvaros (home), Malmo (home & away) and TSV Munich (home & away); 1968-69 four FAC v Doncaster Rovers & Burnley (both homes) & Leicester City (home & away), three FLC v Sheffield United & Swansea Town (homes) & Arsenal (away), plus the ICFC v Athletic Bilbao (Home); 1969-70 six FAC v Wrexham (home), Watford (away) and Coventry City & Leicester City (both home & away), two FLC aways at Watford & Manchester City, plus four EFC v Dundalk & Vitoria Setubal (both home & away), each season organised in two high quality red cloth binders customised with gilt titling to spine inscribed LIVERPOOL F.C., identification of the season and then either HOMES or AWAYS (372 programmes in total)

Ten complete sets of 42 Liverpool FC Football League home and away programmes for the seasons 1970-71 to 1979-80 inclusive,each season organised in high quality red cloth binders customised with gilt titling to spine, the collection including numerous additional programmes from competitions other then the League, additional details available to prospective bidders on request (a qty.)

Seventeen complete sets of Liverpool FC home and away Football League/F.A. Premier League programmes for the seasons 1980-81 to 1996-97 inclusive,each season organised in high quality red cloth binders customised with gilt titling to spine, the collection including numerous additional programmes from competitions other than the League, additional details for the period available to prospective bidders on request (a large qty.)

Two medals won by Joe Mercer at Everton FC,both 9ct. gold, one enamelled, the first inscribed to the reverse LIVERPOOL COUNTY COMB., RUNNERS-UP, 1932-33; the other inscribed LIVERPOOL COUNTY FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION, MEMORIAL CUP, WINNERS, undated but with gold hallmark date for 1932

Two Liverpool County F.A. Senior Cup winner's medals awarded to Joe Mercer of Everton FC,both 9ct. gold, inscribed LIVERPOOL COUNTY FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION, SENIOR CUP, WINNERS, the first dated 1937-38 and named to J.MERCER, the second dated 1939-40

The Arsenal v Liverpool 1950 F.A. Cup Final match ball from the Joe Mercer Collection,the brown leather football inscribed in ink ARSENAL, 1950, LIVERPOOL, 1950, signed in ink in a neat column by the Arsenal team, Joe Mercer, George Swindin, Peter Goring, Wally Barnes, Jimmy Logie, Laurie Scott, Reg Lewis, Alex Forbes, Freddie Cox, Leslie Compton & Denis ComptonSee following lot for information regarding the 1950 F.A. Cup Final.Exhibited:Arsenal FC Museum (on loan).

Joe Mercer's Arsenal FC 1950 F.A. Cup winner's medal,9ct. gold, the reverse inscribed THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION, CHALLENGE CUP, WINNERS, lacking original loop suspension on account of five of Joe Mercer's medals having previously been converted by a jeweller into a linked bracelet Arsenal defeated Liverpool 2-0 in the 1950 F.A. Cup Final with both goals scored by Reg Lewis. Arsenal's win equalled Bolton Wanderers three wins at Wembley Stadium, while Liverpool were experiencing their first Cup Final.Exhibited:Arsenal FC Museum (on loan).

Terry McDermott's Newcastle United 1974 F.A. Cup runners-up medal,9ct. gold, the obverse inscribed THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION, the reverse inscribed THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION, CHALLENGE CUP, RUNNERS-UP, the rim inscribed SEASON 1973-74, in original case of issue, good conditionIn the 1974 F.A. Cup Final, Newcastle United were defeated 3-0 by Liverpool

Terry McDermott's Liverpool FC Challenge Europeen Interclubs medal plaque awarded by France Football magazine to Liverpool FC voted the best club in Europe in 1976,gilt & silvered metal, Adidas & France Football sponsorship logos, inscribed 1er. LIVERPOOL F.C., 5 by 7cm., good conditionThe Challenge Europeen Interclubs awards ran from 1968 to 1991.

Terry McDermott's Liverpool FC silver miniature replica of the F.A. Charity Shield 1976,inscribed FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION CHARITY SHIELD, LIVERPOOL v SOUTHAMPTON, WEMBLEY, 14th AUGUST 1976, set on an octagonal black bakelite backboard with easel support, good conditionIn the 1976 F.A. Charity Shield Liverpool beat Southampton 1-0 through a 50th minute goal scored by John Toshack.

Terry McDermott's Liverpool FC Football League Division One Championship winner's medal plaque season 1976-77,9ct. gold plaque set on a wooden backboard with easel support, inscribed DIVISION I, CHAMPIONS, 1976-77, 10cm. square, good conditionIn season 1976-77 Liverpool won the Football League Championship Division One title with a total of 57 points, one clear of Manchester City.

Terry McDermott's Liverpool FC 1977 F.A. Cup runners-up medal,9ct. gold, the obverse inscribed THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION, the reverse inscribed THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION, CHALLENGE CUP, RUNNERS-UP, the rim inscribed SEASON 1976-77, in original case of issue, good conditionIn the 1977 F.A. Cup Final Liverpool were beaten 2-1 by Manchester United.

A silver salver presented to Terry McDermott by Liverpool Football Club to commemorate the 1976-77 season,hallmarked Sheffield, 1977, engraved with the LFC crest and inscribed SEASON 1976-77, EUROPEAN CHAMPION CLUBS' CUP WINNERS, FOOTBALL LEAGUE DIVISION 1 CHAMPIONS, TERRY McDERMOTT, diameter 25.5cm., good condition

A presentation to Terry McDermott to commemorate Liverpool Football Club's highly successful 1976-77 season,in the form of a silver plated goblet, inscribed PRESENTED BY THE LADBROKE ADELPHI CASINO LIVERPOOL, TO TERRY McDERMOTT, TO MARK THE GREATEST YEAR IN LIVERPOOL FOOTBALL CLUB'S HISTORY, 1976/77, 11cm. good condition

Terry McDermott's Liverpool FC silver miniature replica of the F.A. Charity Shield 1977,inscribed FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION CHARITY SHIELD, LIVERPOOL v MANCHESTER UNITED, WEMBLEY, 13th AUGUST 1977, set on an octagonal black bakelite backboard with easel support, good conditionIn 1977 the teams played out a goalless draw and shared the F.A. Charity Shield.

Terry McDermott's Liverpool FC runners-up tankard from the 1978 Football League Cup Final,silver-plated, engraved with the Football League crest and inscribed THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE CUP, FINALISTS, 1977-78, 11cm., good conditionThe 1978 Football League Cup Final went to a replay, with Forest winning 1-0 at Old Trafford.

Terry McDermott's Liverpool FC Football League Division One Championship winner's medal plaque season 1978-79,9ct. gold plaque set on a wooden backboard with easel support, inscribed DIVISION I, CHAMPIONS, 1978-79, 10cm. square, good conditionIn season 1978-79 Liverpool won the Football League Division One title comfortably with a final tally of 68 points, eight clear of Nottingham Forest.

Terry McDermott's Liverpool FC Football League Division One Championship winner's medal plaque season 1979-80,9ct. gold plaque set on a wooden backboard with easel support, inscribed DIVISION I, CHAMPIONS, 1979-80, 10cm. square, good conditionIn season 1979-80 Liverpool were crowned Football League Division One Champions with a total of 60 points, two ahead of Manchester United.

Football Writers' Association Footballer of the Year trophy 1979-80,in the form of a silvered bronze figure of a footballer set on a marble base, modelled about to kick a silvered football, inscribed FOOTBALLER OF THE YEAR, 79-80, TERRY McDERMOTT, LIVERPOOL & ENGLAND, height 29cm., good conditionIn season 1979-80 Terry McDermott was voted the Football Writers' Association Footballer of the Year and the Professional Footballers' Association Player's Player of the Year (see next lot).