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FOOTBALL, Arsenal home programmes, inc. 1949/50 (6), Manchester United, Newcastle, Birmingham; 1950/1 (18), Bolton, Wolves, Derby, Northampton, Blackpool (2), Liverpool; 1951/2 (8) Barnsley, Preston, Hapoel Tel Aviv, Blackpool; 1952/3 (12), Blackpool, Chelsea, Cardiff, Doncaster, Newcastle, Bury etc., FR to VG, 44*

Football 70s and 80s autograph collection. Collection of almost 500 autographs. Mainly autographed pictures from football magazines and cards including, Francesco Rocca (Roma & Italy), Klaus Allofs (Dusseldorf/Cologne & West Germany). Hans Pieter Briegel (Kaiserslautern & Germany), Gunter Netzer (Barcelona & Germany), Phil Neal & Alan Kennedy (Liverpool & England), Alex Stepney (Manchester United & England), Johnny Byrne (West Ham Utd & England), Gerry Francis (Crystal Palace, QPR & England), Terry Venables (Chelsea, Spurs, QPR & England), Kenny Sansom (Crystal Palace, Arsenal & England), Ian Storey Moore (Nottingham Forest, Man Utd & England), Leighton James (Burnley, Derby, Swansea & others & Wales), Ralph Coates (Burnley, Spurs & England), Willie Morgan (Burnley, Man Utd & Scotland), Tom Finney (Preston & England), Mike Flanagan (Spurs & Charlton), John Wark (Ipswich, Liverpool & Scotland), John Charles (Cardiff City & Wales), Derek Hales (Charlton), Ron Harris (Chelsea), Mike England (Blackburn, Spurs & Wales), Brian Robson (Newcastle & England), Wyn Davies (Newcastle, Man Utd & Wales), Joe Jordan (Leeds,Man Utd & Scotland), et al. Some autographs on paper, but most on pictures. Lovingly collected by an ardent young soccer fan. P

Football legends signed cover. 1994 Newcastle United Football Firsts cover signed by Kevin Keegan, Bobby Charlton, Alan Ball, David Sadler and one other. Good condition. All signed items come with a Certificate of Authenticity and can be shipped worldwide.

A Newcastle United replica home jersey double-signed by Alan Shearer and Sir Bobby Robson, signatures in black marker pen and both inscribed BEST WISHES

A white Newcastle United replica away jersey signed by Sir Bobby Robson and Alan Shearer, signed in black marker pen, mounted with a title plaque, framed & glazed, 86cm., 34in. square; sold with a letter of provenance, an auction listing for a sale held on behalf of The Theatre Royal Chatham Trust in 2002 where this piece was purchased, the COA issued at the auction, and a newspaper obituary for Sir Bobby Robson (2)

An autograph album compiled by Sheffield United and Ireland's Billy Gillespie in the 1920s, with a fine selection of team-groups including England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Liverpool, Sheffield United, QPR, Everton, Bolton, WBA, Huddersfield, Cardiff, Man City, Newcastle, Chelsea, Preston, Burnley, Notts Forest, Aston Villa, West Ham, Middlesbrough, Blackburn, Sunderland, Arsenal, Spurs & Birmingham; sold with a letter of provenance from the grand daughter of Billy Gillespie (2)

Signed album pages circa 1949-1951, two page signed by the 1949 Scottish FA Touring team of Canada, the autographs collected aboard the Queen Mary, Sammy Cox, Bobby Evans, Billy Stell, Geoge Young etc., the other side of the page with the sigantures of the Monteal XI from the tour; a separate page with an Ontario All Stars group; and two pages signed by a Newcastle United team, Milburn, Harvey, Crowe, Brennan, Fairbrother, Corbett, Mitchell etc.; the lot also including a Northern Ireland 1986 World Cup farewell dinner menu and invitation signed by Bernard McNally and Sammy McIlroy

Manchester City memorabilia, including 1967-68 League Championship & 1970 Football League Cup Final celebration dinner menus, 1974 League Cup Final itinerary, playing contract for Neil Young 1962-63; a group of press photographs including F.A. Cup Finals; and some programmes including a team-signed issue from 1948-49 and from the final match of the 1967-68 season at Newcastle United, the 4-3 win that clinched the Championship title

F.A. Cup final programme Aston Villa v Newcastle United 26th April 1924, lacking the original colour wrappers

10 Brentford home programmes season 1938-39, Everton, Leeds, Charlton, Grimsby, Portsmouth, Derby, Wolves, Arsenal, Everton & Middlesbrough; also an incomplete programme for the Newcastle United Cup match in the same season; and sold together with 4 further Brentford programmes from the 1940s (15)

Chelsea v Newcastle United programme 6th March 1915, F.A. Cup 6th round tie

Cornithians v Newcastle United programme 29th January 1927, F.A. Cup 4th Round tie played at the Crystal Palace

Two Manchester United Youth home programmes, v Newcastle United 28.1.56 & v Bexleyheath & Welling 17.3.56 which comes with a match ticket (3)

Small collection of programmes and publications, comprising: 1952 F.A. Cup final Arsenal v Newcastle, Arsenal v Blackpool 1953 Charity Shield, five 1950s England internationals at Wembley, also two1970s England Rugby Union internationals at Twickenham (1 with ticket), four various F.A./League Cup souvenir brochures; 4 journals of the G.P.O. Sports Club, 2 Banbury Spencer (1950s) & 1 Banbury United (1960s) programme, a flyer for Wally Barnes's sports shop, and a 1948-49 Spurs programme not illustrated

13 replica shirts from the collection of the West Bromwich Albion kitman Dave Matthews, Including a team-signed grey West Bromwich Albion jersey season 2009-10; a team-signed white Manchester United 3rd choice jersey circa 2004; a signed Zola Chelse jersey; a Jonathan Woodgate signed Leeds United jersey; a Newcastle United, 2 WBA shirts bearing autographs (one a blank for the 2007 Play-Off Final) and a Brian Jensen signed Burnley jersey; the other four unsigned, comprising a WBA, two West Ham United, a Manchester City & a Kilmarnock

Two Newcastle United player jerseys, a Jonathan Woodgate navy blue & grey No.27 away jersey season 2002-03, Premier League badges, short-sleeved, the reverse lettered WOODGATE; and a Cheick Tiote orange No.24 away jersey 2012, Premier League badges, short-sleeved, the reverse lettered TIOTE

Michael Owen: a signed light & dark green striped Newcastle United No.10 away jersey season 2005-06, signed in black marker pen to the reverse No.10, Premier League badges, short-sleeved, the reverse lettered OWEN

Two signed Shay Given Newcastle United goalkeeping jerseys, a yellow jersey circa 2008, signed in black marker pen, Premier League badges, long-sleeved, the reverse lettered GIVEN; and a green jersey circa 2005, signed in black marker pen, Premier League badges, long-sleeved, the reverse lettered GIVEN

Alan Shearer: a signed black & white striped Newcastle United No.9 jersey circa 2006, signed in black marker pen, Premier League badges, short-sleeved, the reverse lettered SHEARER

Two Newcastle United player jerseys, a Kieron Dyer black & white striped No.8 jersey circa 2006, Premier League badges, short-sleeved, the reverse lettered DYER; and a Cheick Tiote a black & white striped No.24 jersey 2012, Premier League badges, short-sleeved, the reverse lettered TIOTE

A match ball from the West Bromwich Albion v Newcastle United F.A. Premier League match 11th May 2003 signed by both teams, the ball inscribed in the hand of the 'Baggies' kit man Dave Matthews PREM LAST HOME GAME v NEWCASTLE, the WBA signatures in blue marker pen, the Newcastle signatures in black marker pen and including manager Bobby Robson This match played at The Hawthorns ended as a 2-2 draw and ended a Premier League season of contrasting fortunes for the two clubs. West Bromwich Albion were relegated to the Championship. Newcastle United finished 3rd to secure a place in the following season's Champions League 3rd qualifying round.

An England cap for the first international match played at Wembley Stadium v Scotland 12th April 1924 awarded to the centre-half Charlie Spencer of Newcastle United, purple, dated 1924 This historic match ended as a 1-1 draw.

Charlie Spencer silver medal for the Newcastle United v Everton match played in Barcelona 20th May 1924, Newcastle United's Spencer won his second and final cap in the match against Wales at the Vetch Field, Swansea, 28th February 1925. England won 2-1.

Memorabilia from the Football Association Tour of Australia in 1925, comprising: two match programmes FA England XI v Northern Districts at West End Reserve, Bundaberg, 24th June 1925, and v West Australia at the Freemantle Oval 1.8.1925; together with an Australian Hotel, Brisbane, dinner menu signed by the English touring football team, the hotel changed the names of some of the dishes in honour of the England players including "Cream of Tomato a la Spencer" ; the lot also including an unrelated printed cartoon by "The Owl" featuring Charles Spencer at Tunbridge Wells Rangers; and a ticket stub for the 1950 F.A. Cup Final (5) The FA Touring team of Australia in 1925 comprised of Bert Batten (Plymouth Argyle), Bill Caesar (Dulwich Hamlet), Stan Charlton (Exeter City), Teddy Davison (Sheffield Wednesday), Jack Elkes (Tottenham Hotspur), Len Graham (Millwall), Jimmy Hamilton (Crystal Palace), Charlie Hannaford (Clapton Orient), Joe Hannah (Norwich City), Harry Hardy (Stockport County), Cecil Poynton (Tottenham Hotspur), Billy Sage (Tottenham Hotspur), Stan Seymour (Newcastle United), Ernie Simms (Stockport County) [c], Charlie Spencer (Newcastle United), Jimmy Walsh (Liverpool), Tom Whittaker (Arsenal) & Billy Williams (West Ham United).

A 14ct. gold Football League Committee badge, named on the reverse to G.F. RUTHERFORD, brooch fitting, in original fitted case stamped THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE, in original fitted case stamped gilt THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE George Rurtherford was a coal mine owner and Director of Newcastle United FC. He served on the Football League Committee between 1938 and 1950.

FA CUP FINAL PROGRAMMES Three programmes: 1950 Arsenal v. Liverpool minor splits on spine, rusty staples and annotations, 1951 Blackpool v. Newcastle United staples rusted away, 1952 Arsenal v. Newcastle United slight vertical crease and rusty staples. Generally good

NEWCASTLE UNITED AUTOGRAPHS 1948/9 Black & white team group magazine photograph 8" X 6" signed by all 11 players including Joe Harvey and Jackie Milburn. Generally good

NEWCASTLE UNITED A box of over 50 home programmes from the late 1950's onwards including v. Ujpest Dozsa 1969 Fairs Cup Final and 120 aways from the same period including Friendlies in Britain and European matches and several tickets included. Plus a signed menu by Peter Beardsley for the Football Writers' Association North East Branch 15th Annual Dinner on 8/5/1994 at the Three Tuns Hotel in Durham. An Evening Chronicle Promotion Souvenir 1947/8. The Cup Romance of Newcastle United issued by the Newcastle Journal in 1950's. The Joe Harvey Story. 1970/1 Official Brochure and Handbooks for 65/6 and Supporters' Club 71/2. Generally good

NEWCASTLE UNITED 1937 Home League programme v. Coventry City 13/3/1937. Staple removed and vertical crease. Generally good

NEWCASTLE UNITED IN CANADA 1949 Official programme Saskatchewan All-Stars v Newcastle, 28/5/49 in Saskatoon. Newcastle won 15-2. Pencil score on cover, 16 pages + cover, minor folds. Generally good

NEWCASTLE UTD 1938-39 Newcastle 1938-39 Fixtures booklet with cloth cover, gilt inscription and fixtures for the three Newcastle United teams + list of players, a couple of names written inside. Generally good

Football programmes/songsheet, FA Cup Final 1952, Arsenal v Newcastle United programme & songsheet (songsheet sl cr o/w vg) plus FA Cup Final 1951, Blackpool v Newcastle United, programme only (vg) (3)

Armstrong (John). The Young Woman's Guide to Virtue, Economy, and Happiness; Being an improved and pleasant Directory for Cultivating the Heart and Understanding, with a complete and elegant system of Domestic Cookery... , 8th edition, Newcastle upon Tyne, 1828, engraved frontispiece and 11 plates, some spotting throughout, frontispiece slightly offset to title, contemporary half calf, rubbed, 8vo The dedication is addressed 'To the young females of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, this work is most respectfully inscribed, as a new, safe, and pleasant guide to the purest and most lasting sources of happiness, and which essentially depend on a just performance of the various duties of their sex, whether as servants, daughters, wives, mothers, or mistresses of families'. (1)

Bobby Robson 8x12 Inch Photo Signed By The Late Sir Bobby Robson, One Of Football's Real Legends, Former Manager Of Ipswich Town Whom He Guided To Win The Fa And Uefa Cups, Psv, Porto, Barcelona And Newcastle United. He Was Also England Manager And Took The Team To The Semi-Finals Of The World Cup In 1990 Good condition. All signed items come with a Certificate of Authenticity and can be shipped worldwide.

George Eastham signed World Sports February 1961 magazine. Signed on the front cover by the former English 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 Good condition. All signed items come with a Certificate of Authenticity and can be shipped worldwide.

Bobby Moncur Limited Edition Photo Print, Limited To Only 75, This Has Been Hand Signed By Bob Moncur Using A Black Marker. Measuring 18X12, The Description On The Print Reads As Follows 'Newcastle United Captain Bobby Moncur Celebrates After Victory In The 1974 Fa Cup Semi-Final V Burnley At Hillsborough. The Magpies Beat The Clarets By Two Goals To Nil.' Good condition. All signed items come with a Certificate of Authenticity and can be shipped worldwide.

Football Programme - 1952 F.A. Cup-final, Arsenal v Newcastle United; slightly r/s, one pencil t/c, otherwise in v.g.c

1951 FA Cup Final Blackpool v Newcastle United Football Programme played at Wembley 28th April 1951 (some foxing, one team change in pen)

CHARLTON 47-48 Set of 23 x Charlton home programmes, 47/8, 21 x League including Manchester United, 2 x FA Cup v Newcastle and Stockport. Most are generally good, some folds, team changes etc and Liverpool issue has a few tears. Fair-generally good

CHARLTON 50-51 Seven away programmes, 50/51, at Tottenham, Manchester United (good), Newcastle, Chelsea (slight marks), Huddersfield, Blackpool and Middlesbrough. Some folds, occasional score, scorers. Fair-generally good

1952 CHARITY SHIELD Manchester United home programme v Newcastle, 24/9/52, Charity Shield at Old Trafford, score, changes, scorers noted. Attendance was 11,381 as it was played on a Wednesday afternoon. Year noted on cover, slight creases and slight wear to edge of cover. Fair

WAR-TIME FOOTBALL AT LEEDS UNITED A four page programme for F.A. XI v. R.A.F. On 13/12/1941 at Elland Road with players from Manchester United, Arsenal, Everton, Celtic, Charlton, Stoke, Crystal palace, Sheff. Utd., Sunderland, Newcastle, Leeds Utd., Huddersfield and Preston. Horizontal folds with professional tape repairs. Generally good

CHARLTON 51-52 Seven away programmes, 51/2, at Stoke, Middlesbrough, Manchester United (good), Derby, Newcastle, West Brom and Preston. Some folds, occasional creases etc. Fair-good

MANCHESTER UNITED 57-58 Bound volume comprising 32 programmes, 57-58, not official b v, includes set of 21 x League, Charity Shield v Aston Villa, 4 x European Cup, 3 x FA Cup and FA Cup Final v Bolton, Youth Cup v Newcastle and Doncaster. Cup issue v Shef Wed has the United team entered on the spaces provided but otherwise no writing and only four issues have the token removed (none of the more important issues). Slight trim for binding purposes, some folds and a "Manchester United In Memoriam" bookplate attached to the front cover in tribute to those who tragically lost their lives in the Munich Air Disaster. Generally good

NEWCASTLE UNITED 1912 Full size Newcastle United home programme v North Shields Athletic, Reserves issue dated 6/1/1912. 16 pages, North Eastern League, slight folds and small tear to edge of back cover. Generally good

MUHLBURG-PHONIX- NEWCASTLE 1955 Programme for KSC Muehlburg-Phoenix (Karlsruhe) v Newcastle United, 5/6/55, slight folds. Good

RANGERS - MAN UTD CORONATION CUP Official programme, Coronation Cup, 13/5/53, double issue covering Rangers v Manchester United at Hampden and Aberdeen v Newcastle at Ibrox. Fold, score, scorers, punch-hole repairs. Fair

CELTIC - MAN UTD CORONATION CUP Official programme, Coronation Cup, Semi-Finals, 16/5/53, double issue covering Celtic v Manchester United at Hampden Park and Newcastle v Hibernian at Ibrox. Fold, some creasing. Fair

NEWCASTLE UNITED POSTCARDS Three postcards, "English Cup won by Newcastle United 1910" plus two head and upper body postcards of Newcastle United players, Albert Shepherd and William Appleyard (both in Newcastle strip). Generally good

SOUTHAMPTON Two action photographs, 10" X 8" Southampton v. Everton 11/3/1908 minor tear and very slight creases on edges and a mounted 8" X 6" Southampton v. Newcastle United 12/2/1898 FA Cup which also includes the team line-ups. Generally good

SHEFFIELD UTD - NEWCASTLE 1921 Sheffield United home programme v Newcastle United, 24/9/1921, ex bound volume, nicks to spine. Generally good

MANCHESTER UNITED RESERVES Fifteen home programmes for season 1965/6 v. A. Villa, Barnsley, Blackburn, Bury with paper loss from the top, Derby Huddersfield, Leeds, Liverpool, Newcastle, Preston, Sheff. Utd., Sheff. Weds., Stoke, WBA and Wolves. All have tokens missing and are slightly creased. Generally good

MANCHESTER UNITED RESERVES Twenty one home programmes for season 1966/7 in the Central League only missing Newcastle but there are 2 for Stoke City 5/9 and 28/10. 9 include the token. All are slightly creased. Generally good

MANCHESTER UNITED RESERVES Eighteen home programmes for season 1967/8. 16 in the Central League, missing Man. City, Burnley, Newcastle, Stoke and Huddersfield plus 2 v. Rochdale in the Lancs. Senior Cup 1st Round and Replay. 14 include the token but Sheff. Utd. has small paper loss. All are slightly creased. Generally good

FOOTBALL BOOKS Complete Who's Who of Newcastle United 1983 signed by author Paul Jannou, The A-Z of Tranmere Rovers 1990 signed by author Peter Bishop, Dixie Dean of Tranmere Rovers 1992 signed by author Gilbert Upton, Cloughie Walking on Water dedicated to Dennis and signed by Brian Clough and Double Champions by Jon Sammels. Generally good

1951 F.A. CUP FINAL Programme and ticket for Newcastle United v. Blackpool. Programme has annotations and slightly rusty staples. Generally good

Kevin Keegan signed Reluctant Messiah paperback book. Signed on inside title page. English former football player and manager. He played for several clubs including Liverpool and Hamburger SV. He went on to manage Newcastle United, Fulham and Manchester City, winning promotion as champions in his first full season at all three clubs. He also managed the England national team. Good condition. All signed items come with a Certificate of Authenticity and can be shipped worldwide.

MANCHESTER CITY F.A. CUP FINAL PROGRAMME - V - NEWCASTLE UNITED, Saturday 7th May 1955 at Empire Stadium Wembley and RELATED SOUVENIR BROCHURE 'The Road to Wembley - Manchester City Football Club (torn), MANCHESTER CITY F.A. CUP FINAL PROGRAMME - v - BIRMINGHAM CITY, 5th May 1956 (good), FOUR MANCHESTER UNITED REVIEWS, seasons 1948/49 - v - Birmingham, 1951/52 - v - Fulham, 1957/58 - v - Sunderland and 1958/59 - v - Burnley (varying conditions) and 'THE RED DEVILS' SOUVENIR MAGAZINE SEASON 1956/7 (a.f.) (8)

Scalextric, and Subbuteo, some with original boxes, with Luton Town 665, and Coventry 659, FA Cup winners 1987, Newcastle, Leeds United and Sheffield Wednesday, with a quantity of track and accessories. (q)

A folder of Liverpool FC programmes and accompanying tickets to include Liverpool Vs Newcastle United the final of the Football Association Challenge Cup Competition Saturday 4th May 1974, the Football League Cup semi final first leg Liverpool Vs Arsenal Tuesday 7th February 1978, Liverpool Vs Nottingham Forrest in the Football League cup final Saturday March 18th 1978, Liverpool Vs West Ham United in the FA Charity Shield Saturday August 9th 1980, Liverpool Vs Manchester United in the Tennent's Charity Shield Saturday 18th August 1990, Chelsea Vs Liverpool in the FA Cup semi final Saturday 22nd April 2006,etc.