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A group of seven caricatures of football mascots circa 1930, pen & ink and wash, laid down on card, approx. 12 by 16cm., 4 3/4 by 6 1/4in., club subjects comprising: Newcastle United, Exeter City, West Bromwich Albion, Preston North End, Leyton, Norwich City and Bury

1936 & 1952 F.A. Cup final ticket stubs Arsenal v Sheffield United and Arsenal v Newcastle United (2)

An official Arsenal FC pennant for the 1998 F.A. Cup final, gold and silver wire work on a red ground, inscribed ARSENAL V NEWCASTLE UNITED, FA CUP FINAL, WEMBLEY, 16TH MAY 1998, length 45cm., 17 3/4in.; sold with the final programme, a colour press photograph of the celebrating Arsenal team at Wembley, and a Sunday Times press report (4)

Newcastle United v Woolwich Arsenal friendly match programme played on New Year's Day 1901

Arsenal v Newcastle United programme 28th October 1922, 4-pager

56 Arsenal away programmes dating between seasons 1945-46 and 1954-55 the lot including Sunderland 27.8.49, Newcastle 29.10.49, Carlisle United 11.1.51, Manchester United 3.3.51, Norwich City (Cup) 12.1.52, a one penny card v Preston N.E. 24.2.54 & Chelsea 27.12.54

An official Chelsea FC pennant for the 2000 F.A. Cup final semi-final, gold silkwork inscription on a blue ground reading CHELSEA F.C. V NEWCASTLE UNITED F.C., F.A. CUP SEMI-FINAL, WEMBLEY, 9TH APRIL 2000, length 43cm., 17in.; sold with a copy of the match programme (2)

Terry Hibbert: a black & white striped Newcastle United No.10 jersey late 1970s, short-sleeved, central circular Magpie badge

A 1930s football autograph album, with back-to-back team-group signatures in ink or pencil for, in 1934-35 Arsenal, England and Scotland, and in 1935-36 Sunderland, Grimsby, Sheffield Wednesday, Leeds United, Manchester City, Glasgow Rangers, Chelsea, Preston N.E., Racing Club de Paris, Everton, Wolverhampton Wanderers, Middlesbrough, Liverpool, Stoke City, Birmingham, Newcastle United, Portsmouth, Derby County, Huddersfield Town, Bolton Wanderers, WBA & Aston Villa, the album also including single-page ink signature for the Arsenal manager George Allison and the tennis champion Fred Perry dated 1936

A group of five metallic match box holders 1920s and 1930s, four printed with fixture lists for Wellington Town 1920-21, Bury 1921-22, Newcastle United 1921-22 and Portsmouth for the abandoned 1939-40 season, the fifth inscribed GOOD LUCK SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY

Two Scotland 1951 Festival of Britain international programmes at Hampden Park, Denmark 12th May & France 16th May; sold together with a Coronation Cup programme 13th May 1953 covering Rangers v Manchester United and Aberdeen v Newcastle United (3)

F.A. Charity Shield programme Tottenham Hotspur v Newcastle United played at White Hart Lane 24th September 1951

A Royal Box edition of the 1924 F.A. Cup final programme Aston Villa v Newcastle United 26th April, non- advertisement card edition bound into indigo blue leather covers with gilt tooled Royal Coat of Arms and border

F.A. Cup final programme Aston Villa v Newcastle United 26th April 1924, original covers preserved but with old sellotape repairs and small areas of paper loss

A souvenir programme for the 1924 F.A. Cup final Aston Villa v Newcastle United, published by R.L. Rutter of Sunderland

Manchester United v Newcastle United programme 10th September 1927

A BLACK AND WHITE NEWCASTLE UNITED SHORT-SLEEVED SHIRT, No.2, button-up collar and embroidered badge, inscribed Newcastle United, the reverse lettered Barton, the front of the shirt bearing numerous player autographs including Shearer, Beardsley, Ginola, Barton etc, the sleeves with F.A.Premier League flashes, in double-sided glass frame. The above shirt was worn by Warren Barton and given to Hucknall by the player. THIS LOT IS THE PROPERTY OF SIMPLY RED'S LEAD SINGER MICK HUCKNALL

A COLLECTION OF EUROPEAN COMPETITION FINAL MATCH PROGRAMMES FROM THE LATE 1950S ONWARDS, including London v. Barcelona, 5/3/58, Leeds United v. Dinamo Zagreb, 6/9/67, Leeds United v. Ferencvarous, 7/8/68, Birmingham v. Barcelona, 29/3/60, Barcelona v. Birmingham, 4//5/60, Newcastle United v. Ujpest Dozsa, 29/5/69 etc; and a collection of Italian match programmes (a lot). Provenance: San Siro Museum, Milan. THIS LOT IS THE PROPERTY OF THE SAN SIRO FOOTBALL MUSEUM

A COMPLETE RUN OF TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR HOME LEAGUE MATCH PROGRAMMES, SEASON 1951- 52, including Norwich City Reserves, 15/9/51, Newcastle United, F.A.Charity Shield, 24/9/51, Oxford v. Cambridge, 8/12/51, Tottenham Hotspur 'B' v. Headington United, Met, League Cup Final, 21/4/51 etc, programmes in fair/good condition.

AUTOGRAPHS. NEWCASTLE UNITED. 1948-9. TWELVE SIGNATURES INCLUDING:- GEORGE ROBLEDO, JOE HARVEY, JACKIE MILBURN, ERNIE TAYLOR, BOBBY MITCHELL.

AUTOGRAPHS. EARLY 1950'S INCLUDING:- JOHNNY CAREY, JACK CROMPTON AND OTHER MANCHESTER UNITED, WILF MANNION, FRANK SWIFT, TOMMY LAWTON, JACK MILBURN, MATT BUSBY. MANY TEAMS INCLUDING:- LUTON, CHARLTON, BELFAST CELTIC, WOLVES, ST.MIRREN, BLACKBURN, LINFIELD, NEWCASTLE, COVENTRY. ALL IN A PERIOD ALBUM.

1955 F.A.CUP FINAL PROGRAMME. MANCHESTER CITY v. NEWCASTLE UNITED.

1955 AND 1956 F.A.CUP FINAL PROGRAMMES, MANCHESTER CITY v. NEWCASTLE UNITED, BIRMINGHAM CITY. (WITH FAULTS)

MANCHESTER UNITED PROGRAMMES. 1948-9 v. BIRMINGHAM, 56-7 AND 59-60 v. BLACKPOOL, 57-8 AT NEWCASTLE, 63-4 AT SPORTING, PORTUGAL, 1968 v. ESTUDIANTES, 1963 F.A.CUP FINAL AND OTHERS 1960-69. (22)

SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY PROGRAMMES. 1956-7 v. MANCHESTER UNITED, NEWCASTLE, SUNDERLAND, WOLVES, CHARLTON (HOME AND AWAY), AND AT ARSENAL, BURY, CARDIFF. (SOME WITH FAULTS) (9)

SHEFFIELD UNITED PROGRAMMES. 1960-61 INCLUDING:- v. LEEDS, ROTHERHAM, AT NEWCASTLE. (32)

Football programmes-quantity of various team and eras to include FA Cup Semi Final 1961, Newcastle United 1959 and later, Nottingham Forest -v- Sheffield Wednesday 1959, small quantity of Burnley Wolverhampton Wanderers etc.

Football Programme - Newcastle United v. Wolverhampton Wanderers, FA Cup Semi-Final, 10th March 1951 and other Football Programmes.

A Folder of Football Programmes and other ephemera, including-Scotland v England at Hampden Park 1942, United Services v Egyptians and Greeks 1935 and 1936, Army v R.A.F 1934 and 1936, Civil Service v R.A.F 1934, "The Cup Romance of Newcastle United" booklet, Coronation memorabilia etc.

Grand United Order of the Knights of the Golden Horn Regalia Consisting of Blue & Gilt Edged Collar with 15 carat gold shield jewel presented to P Clark 1924, silver & enamelled shield shaped medal December 22nd 1922 from 49 Newcastle-on-Tyne Encampment, duty ribbon & silver & enamelled medals for services rendered to King & Country, ribbon with attendance bars from 1923 with 8 pointed star together with certificate of Knighthood, Initiation Installation Ceremonies Booklet & Rule Book

Cummings (D. C.) History Of The United Society Of Boilermakers, Iron And Steel Shipbuilders, Newcastle 1905, first edition, green cloth with gilt vignette decorative front board, very good condition; Haddon (I. J. & H.) A Practical Treatise For Boilermakers, newcastle 1948, fair to good. (2)

A 1966 Jules Rimet Cup World Championship Official Souvenir Programme, bearing various international autographs, members of the Brazilian team, Portugual, Bulgaria, Hungry, etc.; together with a photograph of the Newcastle United 1955 FA Cup winning team. (2)

A collection of Newcastle United football memorabilia, including: an album of signatures from the 1950's FA Cup winning squad; photographs; press cuttings; etc.; all together in a folder. Provenance: Collected by Miss Jane Nelson, Headmistress of Kirby Hill Primary School, near Boroughbridge.

An early black and white photograph of Newcastle United, c.1923/24, English Cup Finalists, 7 1/2in. x 14 1/2in.; a post card size photograph of Newcastle United Team 1911/1912, winners of the Norfolk & Norwich Charity Cup, North East League Cup, Northumberland Senior Cup, and Royal Victoria Infirmary Cup; a black and white photograph of the 1912/1913 Team (damaged); and a large black and white photograph of the 1923/24 Team - English Cup Finalists, 7 1/2in. x 14 1/2in.; also including a small post card size photograph of the same Team; together with a booklet produced by Bainbridge & Co. Limited, detailing local national and international sporting achievements, c.1912/13, which includes photographs of Newcastle United, Sunderland, Home Nations, International teams; etc.

A box containing eight glass negatives of Newcastle United Football Team's between 1910 and 1914, each approximately 12in. x 10in. (two damaged).

A photograph of Newcastle United Football Team, directors and back room staff of the 1951/52 season, the team photographed with the FA Cup, notable members of the team, including R. Stokoe, Jackie Milburn, Joe Harvey and others, together with the FA Cup, 9in. x 14in., together with the glass negative. (2)

A black and white photograph of Newcastle United Team and back room staff 1952/53 season, with the FA Cup and including directors, and notable team members such as Joe Harvey, Jackie Milburn, R. Stokoe and others, 9in. x 13 1/2in.

A black and white photograph with the Newcastle United Team for 1953/54 season, including directors and back room staff, 8 3/4in. x 13 3/4in.; together with the Team for 1954/55 season, including a glass negative. (3)

A black and white photograph of Newcastle United 1955/56 season, including notable players such as R. Stokoe and the FA Cup; together with a small post card size photograph of the Team, also a black and white photograph of the 1956/57 Team, 8 3/4in. x 13 3/4in. (3)

A black and white photograph of Newcastle United Team for 1957/58 season; also a photograph of the 1958/59 season; together with a glass negative and small post card size photograph. (4)

A small post card photograph of Newcastle United Team for 1927/28 season; a promotional photograph depicting Hugh Gallacher, Joe Harvey and E.O. Robledo.

A Swedish newspaper dated 15th May, 1922, reporting on a match between Newcastle United and a Swedish Team, together with a photograph of the Team on the front page; also included in this lot a black and white photograph of Newcastle United posing in front of Goal inscribed in pencil on the reverse Sweden v NC United In Gothenberg. (2)

A menu from the English Challenge Cup Final Tie Dinner held at the Hotel Russell, on Saturday, 26th April, 1924, complete with black and white ribbon; autographs; a programme from the Newcastle United v's Blackpool Cup Final Souvenir, April, 1951; and a book of tickets for Stand E, 1955/56 season.

A 9CT GOLD DIVISION 1 LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP MEDAL, the obverse inscribed The Football League, Newcastle United, the reverse inscribed League Championship, 1926-27, Won By N.U.F.C., T. Curry, with ring suspension, in original fitted case, Newcastle United won the Division 1 Championship this season with 56 points, Huddersfield Town being runners-up with 51 points

Queen’s Park Rangers FC: a Merchant Navy prisoner-of-war tapestry dated 1942-43, bearing the Merchant Navy crest and inscribed QUEENS P. RANGERS, 1942-43, LEAGUE, WINNERS, CUP, FINALISTS, framed & glazed, 45 by 41cm., 17 3/4 by 16in. This tapestry was made by Merchant Navy seamen at Milag Nord POW camp. They formed two teams, Newcastle United and QPR, and played each other regularly to keep spirits up. They even played a ‘Cup final’ every year. This continued for a period of four years.

F.A. Cup final programme Arsenal v Newcastle United 23rd April 1932

An Inter. Corps Representative Football Match programme featuring the Busby Babes trio of Duncan Edwards, Eddie Coleman and David Pegg, Royal Army Ordnance Corps v Royal Corp of Signals, played at the R.A.O.C. Sports Ground, undated. Duncan Edwards began his compulsory two year stint of National Service after returning from England’s 1955 end of season continental tour. He was allowed to leave his station to play for Manchester United, and played a large number of army games as well. In one season he played nearly 100 matches as a consequence. His Busby Babes team-mates Coleman and Pegg were playing for the opposition, the Royal Corps of Signals, on this day. All of Edwards’s Ordnance Corps team-mates were registered players at Football League clubs, F. Reed (Charlton), R. Morris (Crewe), F. Ball (Coventry), Neale & T Smith & Walmsley (Birmingham), W. Tulip (Newcastle), C. Skinner & K Simcoe (Forest) and F. Kerrigan (Swansea).

F.A. Cup final ticket stub Aston Villa v Newcastle United 26th April 1924, poor condition

A collection of football tickets, the lot including 1966 World Cup final and Italy v Chile 1/8th final at Roker Park, F.A. Cup finals (including 1953), and other showcase games at Wembley including England internationals, plus a selection of tickets for various club games mostly for north-east fixtures; the lot also including two old postcards featuring Newcastle United and Sunderland (a qty.)

Roy Ullyett (1914-2001). NEWCASTLE UNITED/ENGLAND LADIES FOOTBALL TEAM (TWO). original artworks for cartoons, both signed by the respective teams being Kevin Keegan’s 1995 team and the ladies signing in 1990, both mounted, framed & glazed, the first 46 by 37.5cm., 18 by 14 3/4in.

A good autograph book compiled circa 1921-23, with team-groups for the Spurs 1921 and Huddersfield 1922 Cup winners, plus Northampton, Charlton, Dulwich Hamlet, WBA (twice), Chelsea, Sheffield United, Fulham, Burnley, Middlesbrough, Aston Villa, Preston, Bolton, Sunderland, Newcastle, Man City, plus individual autographs on photocards of Charles Buchan, Horace Barnes, Cecil Parkin plus the cricketer J W Hearne, and the heavyweight boxers Joe Beckett & George Cook

A collection of eighteen Rosywise club mascots, each mascot bearing a paper label giving date, sample number, of which each is No.1, and club they relate to, clubs include Arsenal, Chelsea, Glasgow Rangers, Newcastle United, Leeds United, Sunderland, Wolverhampton Wanderers, Birmingham, Aston Villa etc; and five design sheets, comprising: Samson Cat (Sunderland); Wolfie (Wolverhampton Wanderers); and Broxi Bear (Glasgow Rangers), framed and glazed. sample number, of which each is No.1, and club they relate to, clubs include Arsenal, Chelsea, Glasgow Rangers, Newcastle United, Leeds United, Sunderland, Wolverhampton Wanderers, Birmingham, Aston Villa etc; and five design sheets, comprising: Samson Cat (Sunderland); Wolfie (Wolverhampton Wanderers); and Broxi Bear (Glasgow Rangers), framed and glazed (18). The above mascots are pre-production samples and are unique

A 15ct. gold unofficial 1910 F.A. Cup winner’s medal, the obverse inscribed 1910, the reverse inscribed ENGLISH CUP, WON BY, N.U.F.C., A.S.M. DUNCAN. Although the above medal is not an ‘official’ F.A.Cup winner’s medal, as Duncan did not play in the final tie, it must be assumed that the medal was presented to him by the Newcastle United to commemorate the club’s first-ever F.A.Cup trophy when the Magpies defeated Barnsley 2-0 in the replay played at Goodison Park on 28th April 1910 before 69000 spectators, Shepherd scoring both of United’s goals

Jimmy Nelson’s Scotland international cap from the ‘Wembley Wizards’ match v England season 1927-28, inscribed S V E, 1927-28. James Nelson was born in Greenock 7th January 1901 but grew up in Belfast. The uncompromising right-back who joined Cardiff City from Belfast Crusaders in 1921 was a member of the Bluebirds legendary 1927 F.A. Cup winning team. The press had some fun with this at the time describing Nelson as a Scot who came from Ireland to win an English Cup winner’s medal for a Welsh club. He also won four Scotland international caps including the present example awarded for the Wembley Wizard’s famous 5-1 victory over England in 1928. Nelson later played for Newcastle United where he won a second Cup winner’s medal in 1932.

An album collection of sporting autographs (some loose), circa 1930, Boxing photographic autographed prints of Tommy Holt (Bantam Champ of Scotland 1930, with handwritten letter), Elky Clark (Flyweight champion of Great Britain & Europe), James Winters (Scottish Amateur Champion 1930, with handwritten letter), Tommy Milligan (British & European Middleweight Champion), and S.McCall. Football teams-Queens Park F.C. 1926-27 and photograph, Rangers F.C. 1926-27, Celtic F.C. 1927-28, Motherwell F.C., Airdrieonians F.C., Partick Thistle F.C. and letter, Falkirk F.C., Dundee F.C., Hibernian F.C., Blackburn Rovers, Manchester City F.C., Newcastle United F.C., Cardiff City F.C. (English Cup Winners 1926-1927), and the Scottish Team v. Wales at Ibrox Park. Cricket teams-Yorkshire, Australian XI-1930, a collection of autographed cigarette cards with accompanying letters from Harry Smith and W.H.Oldfield, and a handwritten letter from Herbert Sutcliffe. An All England Lawn Tennis & Croquet Club headed letter from I.G.Collins. Speedway-autographed postcard photographs of Vic Huxley (Australia), and Billy Galloway.

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

A YELLOW-METAL 1909 CHARITY SHIELD MEDAL, the obverse inscribed Football Association, Charity Shield, the reverse inscribed Won By, J. Manning, Northampton F.C., 1909, in case, In the second-ever Charity Shield match Northampton F.C. defeated Newcastle United 2-0

FIVE LOOSE PAGES OF TEAM AUTOGRAPHS, comprising: Newcastle United, 1932-33; Southport, 1952-53; and three Blackpool F.C. examples 1949-50, 1951-52 (5)

A LARGE COLLECTION OF DOMESTIC, F.A.CUP, SCOTTISH CUP, INTER-LEAGUE, INTERNATIONAL, EUROPEAN CUP, ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH MATCH PROGRAMMES, from the 1940s to 1970s including Hajduck Split v. Tottenham Hotspur, 20/9/67, Ajax v. Chelsea, 26/7/70, Slovan Bratislava v. Dunfermline, 23/4/69, the cover bearing numerous Dunfermline player autographs, Celtic v. Dynamo Kiev, 12/1/66, Hamburg v. AC Milan, European Cup Winners Cup Final, 23/5/68, Atletico Madrid v. Fiorentina European Cup Winners’ Cup Final, 10/5/62, Morton v. Chelsea, 30/9/68, Third Lanark v. Blackpool, 20/11/59, club examples include Middlesbrough, Nottingham Forest, Notts County, Rangers, Q.P.R, Southampton, Preston North End, Oldham Athletic, Newcastle United, Port Vale, etc (a lot)

TWO DARLINGTON HOME MATCH PROGRAMMES, comprising: Newcastle United, single-sheet, 24/2/45, the programme signed by the Darlington side; Selected XI, 26/9/49; three Darlington away match programmes, comprising: Middlesbrough, single-sheet, 3/2/45; Newcastle United, 17/2/45; and York City, 21/4/45 (5)