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YOUTH MATCHES A collection of 17 Youth matches 1950-2009. Includes 4 England home Schools Internationals v Scotland 1950,1960 and Wales 1953,1962 at Swindon (ph), Lancashire Schools v Cheshire Schools at Oldham, England v Young England at Chelsea 1960/61, FA Youth Cup ties Bury v Bolton (s/s) 1964/65, Tottenham v Coventry (Final) 1969/70, Wolves v West Bromwich Albion 1975/76 (Final) and Middlesbrough v Manchester United 2002/03 (Final). Also includes a couple of modern Youth tournaments in Holland and Switzerland featuring Chelsea , Celtic , Manchester City and Newcastle plus a ticket from England Youth v Rest of the UK Youth at Wembley 1963 . Fair to generally good

FOOTBALL MISCELLANY A collection of miscellaneous Football ephemera to include The Official England World Cup Squad medal collection (lacking Paul Ince), 5 Reserves programmes to include Chelsea v Tottenham (Cup) 1953/54, Ipswich v Mansfield 1961/62 (ph),Tottenham v Leicester 1963/64, Newcastle United v Everton 1966/67 and Swindon v Portsmouth 1988/89, a few small football booklets from the 1960's and 7 "Legible Soccer" diaries (1958-1965 lacking 1963), "The Cup" FA publication 1948 (torn at top left hand cover), Burnley letter headed letter to a fan in the 1960's, 15 first day covers mostly from the 1970's and 1980's some covering Euro 1980 , a few postcards of teams and players, 12 sports newspapers some from Spain and France , a few from Manchester from the 1960's and a centre page from the Daily Sketch of April 1926 with pictures of how Bolton won the FA Cup, 17 Topical Times cards a few trimmed , "Soccer Teams" (Soccer Bubble Gum) Series 1 (lacking 7 cards but with duplication), Chix Colour cards (contains 31/48 with some duplication), a few modern tickets to include 5 from Fulham's run in the Europa League 2009/10. Fair to generally good

LEEDS UNITED Ten home programmes from 57-58 to 59-60, X2 57-58 Arsenal February postponed & March rearranged, X3 58-59 V WBA, Manchester City & Portsmouth, X6 V Leicester, Newcastle, Blackburn, Blackpool, Bolton & Notts Forest the final league match of a season that ended in relegation to Division Two. Revie was appointed manager in March 1961. Some team changes, minor faults. Generally good.

ARSENAL V NEWCASTLE UNITED 1932 Programme for the League match at Arsenal 12/11/1932, creased. Fair

AUTOGRAPHS A collection of autographs to include Fulham v Chelsea programme 1979/80 fully signed by mostly Fulham players, a team photo of Bolton Wanderers FA Cup winners 1958 signed by Nat Lofthouse and 5 front page copies of Goal Magazine from the 1960's signed by the front page portrait Peter Osgood , Peter Bonetti ( Chelsea), Ron Davies ( Southampton ), Peter Shilton ( Leicester City ), Wyn Davies ( Newcastle United ) and Alan Ball ( Everton ). Generally good

CHARITY SHIELD Four page programme at White Hart Lane Tottenham Hotspur v Newcastle United Charity Shield 24/9/1951. Team changes and punch holes. Fair

ENGLAND BOYS V SCOTLAND BOYS AT NEWCASTLE UNITED FC 1932 An English Schools FA invite to J. Nelson for the Schoolboys International 14/5/1932 and an invite to the Dinner held at the County Hotel in the evening. Jimmy Nelson was the Newcastle United captain in the 1932 FA Cup Final in which Newcastle won 2-1. Good

FA CUP FINAL 1932, Arsenal v Newcastle United

WORLD CUP 30TH JULY 1966 ON 8MM FILM, 35MM SPORTS NEGATIVES, RUDD GUILTT AND MICHAEL OWEN AUTOGRAPHS, NEWCASTLE UNITED PICTURE OF WHEN KEEGAN WAS MANAGER OF IPSWICH TOWN 2005 REPLICA SHIRT SIGNED BY THE FIRST TEAM INCLUDING DARREN CURRIE NO 10, FABIAN WILNIS NO 2, JASON DE VOSS NO 4

George Eastham and Peter Dobing signed 16x12 overall mounted black and white magazine photo pictured in action for Stoke City. George Edward Eastham, OBE (born 23 September 1936) is an English former footballer. He is known for playing for Newcastle United, Arsenal and Stoke City, as well as a non-playing member of England's 1966 World Cup-winning squad. However, he is also notable for his involvement in a 1963 court case which proved a landmark in improving players' freedom to move between clubs. Peter Dobing (born 1 December 1938) is an English former footballer who played in the Football League for Blackburn Rovers, Manchester City and Stoke City. Good Condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and 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.

Jackie Milburn 16x12 overall mounted signature piece includes signed magazine page cutting and two black and white photos. John Edward Thompson Jackie Milburn (11 May 1924 - 9 October 1988) was a football player principally associated with Newcastle United and England, though he also spent four seasons at Linfield. Good Condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and 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.

Jackie Milburn 16x12 overall mounted signature piece includes signed album page cutting and black and white photos. John Edward Thompson Jackie Milburn (11 May 1924 - 9 October 1988) was a football player principally associated with Newcastle United and England, though he also spent four seasons at Linfield. Good Condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and 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.

Michael Owen signed 12x10 mounted colour photo pictured during his time with Liverpool. Michael James Owen (born 14 December 1979) is an English former footballer who played as a striker for Liverpool, Real Madrid, Newcastle United, Manchester United and Stoke City, as well as for the England national team. Since retiring from football in 2013, he has become a racehorse breeder and owner and regularly features as a sports pundit and commentator. Good Condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and 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.

Newcastle United 1969 Inter Cities Fairs cup winners multi signed 14x12 mounted black and white photo 15 signatures from legends such as Tommy Gibb, Bob Moncur, Ollie Burton, Wyn Davies, David Craig, Jim Scott, Preben Arentoft and Pop Robson. Good Condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and 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.

Ivor Broadis signed 10x8 black and white photo pictured while at Newcastle United. During a career spanning nineteen years from 1942 to 1961, Broadis represented Carlisle United, Sunderland, Manchester City, Newcastle United and Queen of the South, gaining 14 caps and scoring eight goals for England at international level. Broadis played at inside forward; after retiring from playing in 1961, he pursued a career as a football journalist. He was the oldest surviving England international footballer until his death in April 2019 at the age of 96. Good Condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and 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.

1940's PROGRAMMES, 1946/1947, a collection of 3 football programmes from the season. BURY v Newcastle United (loose cover, sellotape marks). CHELSEA (2) v Derby County, Aston Villa (various condition).

1950's PROGRAMMES, 1955/1956, a collection of 96 football programmes from the season. ARSENAL (22) 19 League (missing Manchester United & Aston Villa), 2 FA Cup v Aston Villa & Bedford Town, 1 Friendly v Clyde. ASTON VILLA (4) v Chelsea, Preston North End, Bolton Wanderers/Cardiff City [Joint Issue]. BARNSLEY (1). BLACKBURN ROVERS (1). BLACKPOOL (1) v Aston Villa. BOLTON WANDERERS (1). BRENTFORD (1) v International Managers XI. CHELSEA (14) All 1st Division Games (including Burnley [x3]). FULHAM (11) 10 League Games, Newcastle [FA Cup]. HUDDERSFIELD TOWN (1) Charlton. LEICESTER CITY (1) Sheffield Wednesday. LEYTON ORIENT (1) Lovell's Athletic [FA Cup]. MANCHESTER CITY (3) Charlton, Sunderland, Birmingham City. NEWCASTLE UNITED (3) includes Sunderland [FA Cup]. PLYMOUTH ARGYLE (1). PORT VALE (1) Fulham. QUEENS PARK RANGERS (1). ROTHERHAM UNITED (1) Sheffield Wednesday. SHEFFIELD UNITED (18) 16 League Games (including Manchester United), 2 FA Cup v Barrow & Sunderland. SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY (5) Division 2 Champions (includes Special Edition v Lincoln City), 2 other League games, 1 Friendly, 1 FA Cup v Newcastle United. SOUTHEND UNITED (1) Opening Match @Roots Hall v Norwich City. SUNDERLAND (1) v Huddersfield Town. TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR (1) Vasas [Friendly]. WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS (1) Aston Villa (various conditions).

1950's PROGRAMMES, 1955-1960, a collection of 76 mid/late 1950's football programmes. ARSENAL (8), BARNSLEY (2), BLACKPOOL (4), BRENTFORD (3), BRIGHTON AND HOVE ALBION (1), BRISTOL ROVERS (1), BURNLEY (1) 1st Division Champions v Wolves, CHELSEA (3), CHARLTON ATHLETIC (1), CHESTERFIELD (2), DERBY COUNTY (2), DONCASTER ROVERS (2), EVERTON (1), EXETER CITY (1), HULL CITY (1), LEEDS UNITED (2), LEICESTER CITY (2), LIVERPOOL (4), MANCHESTER CITY (1) v Manchester United 58/59, MANCHESTER UNITED (3), MILLWALL (3), NEWCASTLE UNITED (2), NORWICH CITY (1), NOTTS COUNTY (2), OLDHAM ATHLETIC (1), PETERBOROUGH UNITED (2) both FA Cup, including Fulham 59/59, PORTSMOUTH (1), PORT VALE (1), PRESTON NORTH END (4), ROTHERHAM UNITED (1), SCUNTHORPE UNITED (1), SOUTHEND UNITED (2), SUNDERLAND (1), SWINDON TOWN (2), TRANMERE ROVERS (1), WALSALL (2), WEST HAM UNITED (1), WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERRS (2), STOCKPORT COUNTY (1), WREXHAM (1). (mostly good condition).

1950's PROGRAMMES, 1957/1958, a collection of 137 football programmes from the season. ARSENAL (2). ASTON VILLA (17). BIRMINGHAM CITY (2) includes Inter Cities Fairs Cup Semi-Final v Barcelona. BOLTON WANDERERS (1). BURNLEY (1). BURTON ALBION (1) Aston Villa A [Birmingham District League]. CHARLTON ATHLETIC (1). CHELSEA (22) including London v Barcelona [Inter Cities Fairs Cup Final]. CHESTERFIELD (3). CRYSTAL PALACE (14). DERBY COUNTY (2). DONCASTER ROVERS (1). EVERTON (4). FULHAM (9) includes Yeovil Town [FA Cup]. GRIMSBY TOWN (1). IPSWICH TOWN (1). LEEDS UNITED (1). LEICESTER CITY (2). LEYTON ORIENT (2). NEWCASTLE UNITED (2). NORTHAMPTON TOWN (1). NOTTINGHAM FOREST (2). PORTSMOUTH (2). ROTHERHAM UNITED (1). SHEFFIELD UNITED (9). SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY (4). STOKE CITY (1). SUNDERLAND (1). TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR (6). WEST BROMWICH ALBION (3). (All programmes in good condition).

1950's PROGRAMMES, 1959/1960, a collection of 210 football programmes from the season. ARSENAL (22) 17 League games (including 1 duplicate), Rangers v Sparta (European Cup Replay), 2 FA Cup, 1 Friendly. ASTON VILLA (23) League Division 2 Champions, full set of home league games - 19 League Games (includes 4 double issues), 4 Other Games. BARROW (3). BIRMINGHAM CITY (5) includes 2 Inter-Cites Fairs Cup Finals v Barcelona, and Semi-Final v Gilloise. BLACKBURN ROVERS (1). BLACKPOOL (1). BOLTON WANDERERS (2). BRADFORD CITY (2). BRISTOL ROVERS (1). BURNLEY (4) League Championship Season. CARDIFF CITY (3) League Runners Up (included 2 copies v Aston Villa. CHARLTON ATHLETIC (2). CHELSEA (24) 19 League, 3 FA Cup, 2 Friendly (same game). CHESTERFIELD (7). COVENTRY CITY (1). CRYSTAL PALACE (4). DARLINGTON (1). DERBY COUNTY (2). DONCASTER ROVERS (1). EVERTON (2). FULHAM (19). GILLINGHAM (1). GRIMSBY TOWN (1). IPSWICH TOWN (1). LEEDS UNITED (1). LEICESTER CITY (5) includes Wolverhampton Wanderers [FA Cup]. LEYTON ORIENT (2). LINCOLN CITY (1). LIVERPOOL (1). MANCHESTER CITY (3). MANCHESTER UNITED (13). MIDDLESBROUGH (1). NEWCASTLE UNITED (3). PORT VALE (1) Aston Villa. PRESTON NORTH END (1) Finney's Last home game. READING (1). ROCHDALE (1). SCUNTHORPE UNITED (1). SHEFFIELD UNITED (1) v Sheffield Wednesday [FA Cup]. SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY (10). SUNDERLAND (2). SWANSEA TOWN (1). TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR (12). WALSALL (1). WEST HAM UNITED (10). WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS (4) including Vorwaerts [European Cup]. WORKINGTON (1). YORK CITY (4). (various conditions).

1950's/1960's PROGRAMMES, 1953-1966, a selection of 16 football programmes, to include - 16/04/1960 Bath City v Headington United, 14/02/1953 Charlton Athletic v Fulham, 03/12/1960 Southport v Accrington Stanley, 28/08/1965 Sheffield Wednesday v Newcastle United (includes Handbook).

1960's PROGRAMMES, 1960-1970, a collection of 174 football programmes from the period. FULHAM (19), HUDDERSFIELD TOWN (28), LEICESTER CITY (40), NEWCASTLE UNITED (21), NOTTINGHAM FOREST (41), SHEFFIELD UNITED (25). (overall good condition).

CUP FINAL, 1951, FA Cup, an official football programme (rusty staples) & Evening Chronicle/Newcastle Journal Souvenir for the Blackpool v Newcastle United game @ Wembley, played 28/04/1951.

CUP FINAL, 1952, FA Cup, a football programme from the Final game, Arsenal v Newcastle United [At Wembley], played on 03/05/1952 (rusty staple, slight split spine).

CUP FINALS, 1954-1955, FA Cup football programmes, two issues from 1954 Preston North End v West Bromwich Albion & 1955 Manchester City v Newcastle United (condition is good, but both have slight colouring/foxing, and team changes).

CUP FINALS, 1955-1960, FA Cup, a selection of 3 football programmes from the Final games, 1955 Manchester City v Newcastle, 1958 Bolton Wanderers v Manchester United, 07/05/1960 Blackburn Rovers v Wolverhampton Wanderers (various condition).

CUP FINALS & SEMI-FINALS, 1961-1969, Inter Cities Fairs Cup, a selection of 4 football programmes from the later rounds of the competition, FINALS (2) 1961 Birmingham City v Roma, 1969 Newcastle United v Ujpest Dozsa, SEMI-FINALS (2), 1965 Manchester United v Ferencvaros, 1966 Chelsea v Barcelona.

FA ASIA CUP, 2003/2004, a large embroidered pennant relating the Official Premier League competition played in Malaysia, has all four badges of the competing clubs, Birmingham City, Malaysia, Newcastle United & Chelsea, and all details of the competition. Originally acquired from the ground on the 1st day of the competition, but was sold out and unavailable at the other three games. Sold together with the official tournament brochure/programme.

FRIENDLIES, 1960-1969, 37 football programmes from Friendly games, to include - MANCHESTER CITY (1), MANCHESTER UNITED (3), MILLWALL (2), NEWCASTLE UNITED (5), NORWICH CITY (4), NOTTINGHAM FOREST (3), PLYMOUTH ARGYLE (1), QUEENS PARK RANGERS (1), READING (1), ROMFORD (2), SALISBURY (1), SCUNTHORPE UNITED (1), SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY (1), STEVENAGE TOWN (2), STOCKPORT COUNTY (1), STOKE CITY (1), SUNDERLAND (4), TRANMERE ROVERS (1), WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS (2).

INTER CITIES FAIRS CUP, 1960-1969, a selection of 17 football programmes featuring English clubs, to include, ARSENAL (2), BIRMINGHAM CITY (1), CHELSEA (3), LIVERPOOL (1), MANCHESTER UNITED (2), NEWCASTLE UNITED (2), NOTTINGHAM FOREST (2), SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY (4).

MANCHESTER UNITED, 1957/1958, a collection of 19 programmes from the season, 18 home issues - 21/09/1957 Arsenal, 18/09/1957 Blackpool, 18/01/1958 Bolton Wanderers, 02/11/1957 Burnley, 21/12/1957 Leicester City, 23/04/1958 Newcastle United, 22/02/1958 Nottingham Forest, 19/10/1957 Portsmouth, 05/04/1958 Preston North End, 04/04/1958 Sunderland [x2], 30/11/1957 Tottenham Hotspur, 05/03/1958 West Bromwich Albion [FA Cup][x2], 08/03/1958 West Bromwich Albion [x3), 19/03/1958 Doncaster Rovers Youth [FA Youth Cup] (condition is generally good, but most have tokens removed).

MILITARY, 1957/1958, a single sheet football programme from the fixture The Army v Royal Air Force, played at Wolverhampton Wanderers on 26/03/1958, players clubs include - Charlton Athletic, Newcastle United, Plymouth Argyle, Reading, Arsenal, Rangers, Aston Villa, Blackburn Rovers, Tottenham Hotspur, Bolton Wanderers, Chelsea, Wolverhampton Wanderers, Preston North End, Watford, Bristol City, Norwich City, Hibernian (folded, creased, marked, very small tears on edges).

NORTHAMPTON TOWN, 1964-1966, 9 football programmes from the clubs only ever season in the top flight (Division 1), Everton (Away - 1st match in League), Arsenal (1st home match), Sheffield United, Chelsea, Blackburn Rovers, Nottingham Forest [FA Cup], Everton, Newcastle United, Nottingham Forest. Lot also includes 3 programmes from the 1964/1965 Division 2 Promotion season, Swansea Town, Swindon Town, Bolton Wanderers (12 programmes in total, good condition mainly).

RESERVES, 1959-1968, a collection of 29 football programmes from reserve team fixtures, including - ARSENAL (2) 1960/1961 Norwich City, Tottenham Hotspur, BLACKPOOL 1967/1968 Sheffield United, BOLTON WANDERERS (2) 1965/1966 Chesterfield, 1968/1969 Blackburn Rovers, BURNLEY 1960/1961 Glentoran [Friendly], CHARLTON ATHLETIC 1961/1962 Bournemouth, CHELSEA 1960/1961 Arsenal, LEICESTER CITY 1964/1965 Ipswich Town, NEWCASTLE UNITED (3) 1965/1966 Blackpool, Chesterfield, 1966/1967 Aston Villa, PETERBOROUGH UNITED 1964/1965 Norwich City, READING (2) 1964/1965 Coventry City, Bristol Rovers, SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY 1958/1959 Liverpool, SUNDERLAND 1964/1965 Darlington, TRANMERE ROVERS 1967/1968 Ellesmere Port Town, WEST BROMWICH ALBION (7) 1964/1965 Everton, 1965/1966 Manchester United, Sheffield United, 1966/1967 Blackburn Rovers, Burnley, Sheffield Wednesday, Wolverhampton Wanderers, WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS (2) 1964/1965 Liverpool, 1967/1968 Manchester United, WREXHAM (2) 1961/1962 Ellesmere Port Town, 1964/1965 Bangor City (various conditions, mainly very good).

SUNDERLAND, 1949/1950, a football programme from the fixture with Newcastle United played on 04/03/1950 (folded, scores written inside).

ASTON VILLA, 1948/1949, a football programme from the fixture with Newcastle United played on 13/09/1948, also covers a Reserve team fixture versus Blackpool Reserves played on 11/09/1948 (slight fold).

TICKETS, 1960's/1970's, a collection of 8 football tickets, includes 17/08/1968 Manchester City v Manchester United, 1964 FA Cup Final, 13/03/1976 Manchester United v Leeds United, 13/01/1964 Sheffield Wednesday v Tottenham Hotspur, 05/12/1970 Tottenham Hotspur v Manchester United, 22/11/1978 Tottenham Hotspur v Liverpool, 21/11/1970 Tottenham Hotspur v Newcastle United, 10/02/1964 Tottenham Hotspur v Nottingham Forest.

YORK CITY, 1950's, a selection of 3 football programmes relating to the famous FA Cup runs in the period, 26/03/1955 Semi-Final v Newcastle United [At Sheffield Wednesday], 01/02/1956 Sunderland (away) [4th Round Replay], 28/01/1956 Sunderland (home) [4th Round].

YOUDAN TROPHY, 2016, a football programme/brochure for the Youth Tournament played in Sheffield, between 1st and 5th August 2016. Features teams at various age groups from - Birmingham City, Celtic, Charlton Athletic, Everton, JHR Holland, FAB Academy, Maiden City Derry, Middlesbrough, Nottingham Forest, Rangers, Royal Antwerp, Sheffield United, Sheffield Wednesday, Stoke City, Watford, Accrington Stanley, Derby County, Basel, Newcastle United, Queens Park Rangers, Rosenborg, Seattle Sounders, Wolverhampton Wanderers (sold with a colour Teamsheet for Birmingham City U14).

BIRMINGHAM CITY, 1953-1967, 14 football programmes from the period. HOMES (5) 17/04/1957 Inter Milan [Fairs Cup], 05/05/1961 Fairs Cup Semi-Final v Inter Milan, 23/05/1963 Football League Cup Final v Aston Villa, 17/01/1967 Football League Cup Semi-Final v Queens Park Rangers, FA Amateur Cup Semi-Final Replay - Skelmersdale United v Hendon. AWAYS (9) 14/04/1956 Arsenal, 27/10/1956 Aston Villa, 12/12/1959 Bolton Wanderers, 10/09/1955 Burnley, 14/02/1953 Chelsea, 18/04/1959 Manchester United, 29/04/1959 Newcastle United, 18/02/1959 Nottingham Forest [FA Cup], 25/10/1958 Wolverhampton Wanderers (all programmes have various faults/conditions).

1950's PROGRAMMES, 1954/1955, a collection of 30 football programmes from the season. ARSENAL (6) v Cardiff City, Preston North End, Charlton Athletic, Cardiff City [FA Cup], Spartak [Friendly], Grasshoppers [Friendly]. ASTON VILLA v Leicester City. BARNSLEY v Carlisle United. BRISTOL ROVERS v Aston Villa [FA Cup]. CARDIFF CITY v Aston Villa. CHELSEA (4) Championship Season v Sheffield Wednesday, Aston Villa (torn), West Bromwich Albion, Red Banner [Friendly]. FULHAM v Swansea Town. HUDDERSFIELD TOWN v Sunderland. HULL CITY v Port Vale. IPSWICH TOWN v Torquay United. MIDDLESBROUGH v Bury. NEWCASTLE UNITED v Preston North End. PORT VALE v Luton Town. SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY (2) v Wolves, Sheffield XI v International XI [Derek Dooley Testimonial]. WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS (4) V Huddersfield Town, Charlton Athletic, West Bromwich Albion, Bolton Wanderers. TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR v Newcastle United. WORKINGTON v Gateshead (all various conditions).

BOLTON WANDERERS, 1970/1971, a football programme from the Testimonial game held for Eddie Hopkinson, the game original scheduled for the 21/04/1971, was delayed until the 04/05/1971 as many of the star played had European Cup comitments. The programme comes with a rare card insert showing the new date, and line ups for two games played, Eddie Hopkinson XI v European All-Star XI & Bolton Wanderers 1958 XI v All-Star XI. Clubs represented include - Manchester City, Blackpool, Brighton And Hove Albion, Burnley, Birmingham City, Stoke City, Celtic [Clarke & Auld], Benfica [Eusebio/Simoez], Newcastle United, Liverpool, Manchester United, Preston North End [Tom Finney], and Stuart Hall [BBC TV]. The programme has 11 autographs on the back page including - Ian Greaves, Syd Farrimon, Dave Hatton, John Clarke, Bertie Auld, Gordon Taylor, and 4 Unknown players.

Memorabilia: Martell Cognac Grand National jugs, Laphroaig water jug, Newcastle United FC commemorative match day drinking glasses, ashtrays etc

Selection of enamel badges etc includes butlins 1939 newcastle united enamel badge railway etc

Football Interest: Folder Containing a Miscellaneous Selection of Football Association Challenge Cup Competition Programmes, 1/ Blackpool v Charlton Athletic 1951, 2/ Arsenal v Liverpool 1971, 3/ Arsenal v Leeds 1972, 4/ Leeds v Sunderland 1973, 5/ Liverpool v Newcastle 1974, 6/ West Ham v Fulham, 7/ Manchester United v Southampton 1976, 8/ Manchester United v Liverpool 1977, 9/ Arsenal v Ipswich Town 1978, 10/ Arsenal v Manchester United 1979, 11/ Arsenal v West Ham, 12/ Fulham v Blackpool 1948

A collection of assorted post-war Derby County programmes to include: Tottenham Hotspur 26.12.45; Aston Villa 2.3.46; Grimsby Town 14.12.46; Everton 26.12.46; Arsenal 29.11.47; Middlesbrough 1.11.47; Manchester United 15.11.47; Everton 12.3.49; Manchester City 26.3.49; Wolves 8.10.49; Burnley 14.1.50; Huddersfield 22.10.49; Newcastle United 19.11.49; Northampton 11.2.50; Newcastle 29.3.50; Wolves 28.8.50; Fulham 16.9.50; West Bromwich Albion 6.1.51; plus ten from 1950's and other football memorabilia. (one bag)

Football Programmes; A collection of assorted football programmes, North East interest to include: Gateshead v Southport 19/12/53, v Guildford 15/12/51, v Bolton 28/2/53, Chelsea v. Sunderland 3/10/53, Sunderland v. Sheffield Wednesday 4/9/54, v Blackpool 18/9/54, v Bolton Wanderers 17/10/53, Newcastle v Wolverhampton Wanderers 14/3/51 FA Cup Replay, v Aston Villa 26/4/52, v Bristol Rovers 24/2/51, and other Newcastle United 1950's homes. (one bag)

Football Programmes; A collection of assorted football programmes, London interest to include: Chelsea v. Wolverhampton Wanderers 9/4/55, v. Bolton Wanderers 20/8/55, Charlton v Bolton 9/2/52, Fulham v Newcastle United 9/2/52, Millwall v. Manchester United 10/1/53, Queen's Park Rangers v. British Olympic XI 10/10/55, Millwall v. Shrewsbury 26/12/52, and various Tottenham Hotspur home programmes. (one bag)

A collection of assorted football programmes to include; various 1960's to modern, Leicester City, Derby County, Nottingham Forest and others, Forest v Tottenham 29/4/67, Leicester v Nottingham Forest 2/4/60, Wolves v Liverpool 9/9/63, Army Cup Final 1954-55, Norwich City v Chelsea Friendly 1980 Single Sheet, Southall v Enfield 23/8/58, Sheppey United v Ashford Town 5/9/64, Forest v Bolton 28/2/1959, Forest v. Tooting & Mitcham 24/1/59, Forest v Newcastle United 19/2/1955, Derby County v Manchester United Third Round Souvenir Programme, and a collection of Manchester United home programmes to include: v Sheffield Wednesday 7/11/1964 (token attached), v Stoke City 23/1/1965 (token attached); v Queen's Park Rangers 1/9/1973, v Leeds United 15/8/1970, v Ipswich Town 12/8/1972 and 4/9/1971 all with blank token sheets together with others. (one box)

A collection of assorted miscellaneous programmes to include: Manchester United v Nottingham Forest 12.9.64 (token intact); Manchester United v Sunderland 29.2.64 (token intact); Berwick v Morton 15.2.64; Millwall v Coventry City 26.12.55; Notts County v West Ham United 20.4.57, poor; Rhyl v Buxton 15.3.58; Stoke City v Port Vale 31.3.56 (hole punched); West Bromwich Albion Reserves v Newcastle Reserves 28.4.56, staples leaking; Blackburn v Plymouth 14.1.56; Whitley Bay v Bishop Auckland 10.1.59; Wellingborough v Rushden 30.8.56, heavily creased; Heart of Midlothian v Dundee 14.8.54; Brechin v Queen's Park 3.1.59; Bolton Wanderers v Wolves 6.10.58 Charity Shield; Nottingham Forest v Sheffield United 29.3.52; Sheffield United v Newcastle 1.1.55 and v Birmingham City 27.8.55; Millwall v Charlton 7.3.55; together with various 1960's programmes, including Nottingham Forest, Manchester United magazines and a small collection of Manchester United 2000's home programmes. (one box)

Tottenham Memorabilia; A collection of assorted Tottenham tickets to include: v. Brentford 17/12/49; F.A. Cup 6th Round 3/3/56; Wolverhampton Wanderers 8/9/56; Luton Town 22/9/56; Burnley 27/10/56; Newcastle United 10/11/56; Manchester United 24/11/56; Red Banner 3/12/56; West Bromwich Albion 8/12/56; Preston North End 15/12/56; Leicester City 5/1/57; Aston Villa 19/1/57; Chelsea 26/1/57; Sunderland 9/2/57; Arsenal 2/3/57; Portsmouth 16/3/57; Sheffield Wednesday 30/3/57; Birmingham City 13/4/57; and Blackpool 27/4/57. (one bag)

Tottenham Memorabilia; A collection of assorted Tottenham tickets to include: Chelsea 24/8/57; Burnley 7/9/57; Birmingham City 18/9/57; Sheffield Wednesday 21/9/57; Vfb Stuttgart 11/11/57; Luton Town 23/11/57; Leicester City 7/12/57; Newcastle United 28/12/57; Leicester City 4/1/58; Preston North End 18/1/58; Manchester City 8/2/58; Sunderland 15/3/58; West Bromwich Albion 4/4/58; Hibernian 14/4/58; and Canto do Rio 24/4/58. (one bag)

Tottenham Memorabilia; A collection of assorted Tottenham tickets to include: Newcastle United 6/9/58; Nottingham Forest 17/9/58; Everton 11/10/58; Bolton Wanderers 8/11/58; Hibernian 10/11/58; Birmingham City 22/11/58; Preston North End 6/12/58; Newport County 24/1/59; Arsenal 31/1/59; Manchester United 7/2/59; Norwich City 14/2/59; Portsmouth 21/2/59; Leicester City 7/3/59; Manchester City 21/3/59; Luton Town 4/4/59; and Burnley 8/4/59. (one bag)

Tottenham Memorabilia; A collection of assorted Tottenham tickets from the 1960/61 Double Winning Season to include: Everton 20/8/60 (2) Arsenal 10/9/60; Bolton Wanderers 14/9/60; Manchester City 10/10/60 (3); Cardiff City 2/11/60; Fulham 5/11/60; Dynamo Club (U.S.S.R.) 14/11/60; Birmingham City 19/11/60; Burnley 3/12/60; Blackburn Rovers 31/12/60; Charlton Athletic 7/1/61; Arsenal 21/1/61; Crewe Alexandra 28/1/61; Leicester City 4/2/61; Wolverhampton Wanderers 22/2/61; Sunderland 4/3/61 and 8/3/61; Newcastle United 22/3/61; Chelsea 31/3/61; Sheffield Wednesday 17/4/61; Nottingham Forest 26/4/61; West Bromwich Albion 29/4/61; and two Reserve Team tickets. (one bag)

An autograph album containing various autographs of 1950's footballers, obtained personally by the vendor's father. Signatures include: Derby County, Manchester United: Jack Crompton, and others; Aston Villa; Stanley Matthews; Stan Mortensen; Stoke City; Sunderland; Arsenal; Wolves; Huddersfield; Birmingham City; Newcastle United; Cardiff City; Liverpool and many others.

A tray of paper ephemera including Newcastle United 1951 cup final souvenir programme, Evening Chronicle Newcastle United 1948/49 programme, sheet music, Newspapers and magazines etc

Football programmes, Manchester United, ten, 4-page, home programmes, four FA Youth Cup games v Blackburn 56/7, Preston semi final 2nd Leg 59/60, Liverpool 60/1 & Everton 61/2. Sold with six reserve programmes v Rest of League, Wolves Res & Man City Res all 60/1, Burnley Res 61/2 & WBA Res & Newcastle Res 62/3 (where applicable all with tokens, some creasing, gen gd) (10)

Cigarette cards, Phillips, Footballers (Black oval back), 'L' size, 18 different cards, Grimsby (2), Middlesbrough (2), Newcastle United (3), Northampton (2), Port Vale (3), South Shields (5) & Sunderland (1) (1 with 'Cancelled' stamped to back, gen gd) (18)

A RARE NEWCASTLE UNITED V ARSENAL 1932 CUP FINAL COMMUNITY SINGING SHEET WEMBLEY STADIUM APRIL 23RD 1932

A gilt framed Tom Mcardle print - Tynemouth beach, together with a Newcastle United no.9 shirt montage, further print and pop art picture