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Click here to subscribeFootball, 2 rare programme from the wartime matches, in poor condition, 11/04/43 British United Services (Wanderers) v National Sporting Club, played in Gezira (includes Duckhouse and Finney), plus 21/01/45 Wanderers v Egyptian Football Association, played at the El Alamein Club (includes, Swinburne & Fagan).
1939/1940 Hounslow v Wycombe Wanderers, the programme was from the extra preliminary round of the FA Cup competition of 1940. This was from the War-Aborted season, and played on 02/09/1939. War was declared a day later. This programme is very rare because the FA Cup did not take place in this season.
A very large collection of various football programmes from 1960 onwards, to include extensive Northern Ireland International home & away programmes, including rare issues, duplication noted! There are also other Irish big match programmes, and English general league etc. Very high retail value.
Coleraine, an interesting collection of items, programmes include 46/47 Linfield v Coleraine (Irish Cup), 63/64 Coleraine v Dunfermline, a Northern Ireland representative ticket for Coleraine Reserves, dated 10/05/1941, a letter dated 19/08/1948 from Cowdenbeath regarding Isaac McDowell, 1974/1975 Irish Cup Winners Dinner menu, plus 5 copies of the dinner menu, 27/09/82, for Tottenham v Coleraine (ECWC), 2 of which have autographs, plus a rare team sheet.
1966 World Cup Final, England v West Germany, a programme and ticket from the Final game, played at Wembley on 30/07/1966. The programme is in very good condition, team line-up`s blank. In addition is the rare Daily Express community song sheet, and England rosette. The vendor of the lot, attended the Final in person.
Tickets, a collection of 26 match tickets, including 1968 European Cup Final, Manchester Utd v Benfica, 1967 to 1972 FA Cup Finals, various England homes, 56/57 FA Cup Semi-Final, Birmingham Or Nottingham Forest v Man Utd, at Sheffield Wednesday, 4 x Chelsea FA Cup 6th Round Ticket, plus the rare 68/69 WBA v Dynamo Bucharest & Dunfermline Athletic ECWC games.
AN IMPORTANT PAIR OF ARITA PORCELAIN VASES of faceted form, decorated in "Kakiemon" enamels with three panels of flowers sprouting from rockwork within underglaze blue and iron red borders, the necks with scrolling foliage with iron red flowers at intervals and a zig-zag band around the lip, probably circa 1680, 8 inches high. See illustration Provenance: Sir James Dunn of the Algoma Steel Co. and thence by descent. Private Collection, Somerset. These rare vases appear to be of previously unrecorded form. Stylistically they almost certainly date from around 1680.
Matchbox, MOY, collection of 9 rare issues to include Y-12 Ford T “Cada Toys”, Y-12 Ford T “Arnotts”, Y-23 AEC bus “Wright” promotional, Y-12 Ford T “Sunlight Siefe”, Y-12 Ford T “Camberley News”, Y-12 Ford T “Deans of Leeds”, Y-12 Ford T Rayleigh Swapmeet 1981, Y-12 Ford T Beaulieu Centenary and Y-12 Ford T Isle of Man TT87 (x9) (M,BG-VG)
A George III gilt japanned `Act of Parliament` clock, signed Robert Lumpkins, the arched painted dial with Arabic/Roman numeral chapters, the trunk decorated with chinoiserie hunting scenes and arched door, 176cm high x 80cm wide In 1797 Parliament introduced a British clock tax, taxing all types of clocks and watches. Many public buildings such as taverns and shops installed clocks on their premises. So unpopular was the tax that it was repealed in less than a year, thus explaining why genuine `Act of Parliament` clocks are extremely rare.
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