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STOKE CITY Fifteen Reserve team programmes 1967-1971, 9 away v Coventry, Everton, Burnley, Wolves, Sunderland plus 6 homes from the same period. Some have scores entered. Generally good

MANCHESTER CITY Three away programmes v Stoke City 9/8/1964 in the Isle of Man, Bath City 66/7 Friendly and Chorley 69/70 Lancs. Cup. Good

STOKE CITY Three home programmes for the 1949-50 season v Newcastle 18/2/50, Man City 4/3/50 and Everton 18/3/50. Generally good

SERVICES FOOTBALL AT MANSFIELD TOWN F.C. 1944 Scarce 4 page programme, A.A.Command XI v RAF XI, 25/3/44 at Field Mill. West Ham provided 5 players for the AA Command XI as did Stoke City. The RAF XI included Raich Carter plus players from Arsenal, Man Utd, Man City, Leicester, Liverpool, Stoke, Crystal Palace, Chelsea and Sheff Utd. Creased, team changes. Slightly grubby. Fair

1950'S FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES Ten programmes: Coventry City v Doncaster Rovers 28/10/50, Brighton v Shrewsbury Town 27/10/51, QPR v Nottm. Forest 8/12/51, Plymouth v Exeter City 12/1/52, Swindon Town v Stoke City 2/2/52 FA Cup, Bradford Park Avenue v Bury 26/12/1949, Barnsley v Rotherham 7/2/1953, Bolton v Arsenal 3/9/1955, Bradford City v Barrow 21/4/1956 and Bolton v CFSA Moscow 4/11/1957. Minor faults. Fair to generally good

BURNLEY RESERVES V STOKE CITY RESERVES 1938 Programme for the Central League match at Burnley 8/10/1938, very slightly creased. Generally good

MANCHESTER CITY Six programmes: 5 homes v Manchester United 29/1/1944 League Cup and 10/4/1944, 3 sets of punched holes and Blackburn 4/3/1944, 3 sets of punched holes, Blackpool 21/4/1945, team changes and scores entered and 60/1 v Tottenham. Away v Stoke City 63/4 League Cup Semi-Final. Fair to generally good

ARSENAL Two away programmes v Stoke City 1971 FA Cup Semi-Final at Sheffield Wednesday, very slightly creased and very slightly marked and West ham United 14/4/1959 FA Youth Cup Semi-Final, very slightly creased. Generally good

BRENTFORD Six home programmes 1936/7 v Stoke, Bolton, Preston and huddersfield, 1937/8 v Preston and Bolton. A few have team chasnges and scores entered. Generally good

ARSENAL Five home single sheet programmes with tickets for Academy matches v WBA 28/8/2014, Stoke City 7/4/2015, Manchester City 21/8/2017, Sunderland 16/10/2017 and Porto 8/5/2018 Premier League International Cup Final. Good

MANCHESTER UNITES Four page programme for the Reserve team away match v Stoke City 19/3/1955, folded. Fair

MANCHESTER CITY V STOKE CITY 1945 Programme for the FL North match at City 15/9/1945, slight horizontal crease. Generally good

ARSENAL Programme for the home League match v Stoke City 17/12/1938, slight creases, ageing marks, minor tears to edges, staples removed, team changes and scores entered. Fair to generally good

1925 ASTON VILLA 10 BURNLEY 0 Joint issue programme for the opening League match of the season on 29/8/1925 at Villa, which ended in a 10-0 home win, and Reserves v Stoke City 31/8/1925, very slightly creased. Generally good

CHELSEA Four programmes: 3 for the away matches in the 1946/7 season v Brentford, Wolves, score on the cover, small tape at the bottom, team changes and scores entered and Liverpool in poor condition and Stoke City 1951/2, tape on the inside of spine and the inside of the back cover, tears throughout.. Poor to generally good

FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES FOR FRIENDLY MATCHES 14 programmes for the friendly matches, including, for the home Bully James' Benefit match at Ninian Park, Cardiff 1/5/1950, Norwich City v Shelbourne 18/8/73 and 3 aways v King’s Lynn 27/2/57, Chelmsford City 3/10/61 Opening of Floodlights, staple removed and Jimmy Thompson's All Stars at Cambridge United F.C. 2/5/75, Hearts v Newcastle United at Tynecastle 7/11/1955, slightly worn on the back cover, Liverpool (The Champions) v Rest of Central League 18/9/1957, Watford v Rampla 19/4/56, Ex-Watford 19/2/57 single sheet, Manager’s XI 18/3/57 and All Star XI 2/5/57 single sheet, Leeds United v Djurgardens 5/11/1958, Manchester City v Stoke City for the Charity match at Onchan Stadium, Isle-of-Man 9/8/64, folded in four and scores entered and Luton Town for the away Friendly v New Zealand 1977 World Cup Squad in May 1977, some withe creases, . Fair to generally good

MANCHESTER UNITED Programme for the away League match v Stoke 7/4/1951, very slight horizontal crease and very slightly marked. Generally good

MANCHESTER UNITED Twelve programmes for the away v Liverpool 59/60 FA Cup and 62/3 score on the cover and scores entered, Derby 59/60 and 65/6 both FA Cup, Man. City 59/60, Coventry City 62/3 FA Cup, Barnsley 63/4 FA Cup, Stoke City 63/4 and 64/5 FA Cup, Aldershot 70/1 League Cup and QPR 2 X 76/7 Dec. and April outer cover and December programme. Generally good

STOKE CITY 1967 AUTOGRAPHS Programme for the away League match v Arsenal 6/5/1967 signed in pen by all 12 Stoke players on the line-up page. Generally good

ARSENAL Twenty six away tickets for season 1989/90 v Liverpool Charity Shield, Makita Tournament, Coventry, Tottenham, Man. Utd., Liverpool, Nottm. Forest, Millwall, Chelsea, QPR League and FA Cup, Sheff. Weds., Plymouth. LC, Everton, Wimbledon, Norwich, Charlton, Oldham, Southampton, Aston Villa, Stoke FA Cup, Man. City, Derby, Crystal Palace, Luton and Rangers Friendly. All are slightly creased. Generally good

FOOTBALL PROGRAMME MISCELLANY Thirty one programmes including Stuttgart v Burnley 66/7, Manchester United 5 European homes form the late 1950's, poor condition, Charlton v Fulham 44/5, Huddersfield v Stoke 45/6, slightly marked and slightly worn, Liverpool v Middlesbrough 45/6, slightly marked, Chesterfield v Sheff. Utd. 45/6 worn, Huddersfield v Sheff. Utd. 45/6, slightly worn and Southampton v Copenhagen 1951 Festival of Britain. Poor to generally good

ARSENAL Ten away tickets for season 1982/3 v Stoke, Watford, WBA, Coventry, Man. Utd., Man. CitySouthampton, Notts. County, Tottenham and West Ham. All are slightly creased. Generally good

MANCHESTER UNITED Seventeen away programmes v Wrexham 56/7 FA Cup with replacement outer covers, Stoke City 71/2 League Cup 2nd Replay, 23/1/1982, Burnley 73/4 with team sheet, Luton Town 58/9, Derby County 49/50, rusty staple, Bristol Rovers 55/6 FA Cup, team changes, Crystal palace 70/1, Chelsea 49/50 FA Cup and 51/2, Fulham 51/2, Norwich City 58/9 FA Cup, Notts. County 74/5 and 4 X Tottenham Hotspur 57/8, 58/9, 59/60 and 60/1, writing on the cover. Most are slightly creased. Fair to generally good

ARSENAL Programme for the away League match in their 1947/8 Championship season v Stoke City 7/2/1948, slightly creased, team changes and scores entered. Generally good

MANCHESTER CITY V DARLINGTON / BURNLEY / STOKE CITY 1927 Triple issue City home programme for the League match v Darlington 18/4/1927 and Reserves matches v Stoke 15/4/1927 and Burnley 16/4/1927. Creased and worn. Poor to fair

MANCHESTER UNITED Four tickets for away cup ties v Stoke City 18/12/2013 LC, v Watford 14/4/2007 FA Cup S-F, Derby County 15/2/2009 FA Cup and Sunderland 7/1/2014 LC, all slightly creased. Generally good

MANCHESTER UNITED Ticket for the home FA Cup Replay v Stoke City 3/2/1965. Good

MANCHESTER UNITED Thirteen programmes for the away Reserve matches v Bradford City 1984/85, 1987/88 and 1989/90, Huddersfield Town 1982/83 and 1984/85, Hull City, 1986/87, 1987/88 and 1989/90, Central League matches v Stoke City 1983/84 and 1984/85, West Bromwich Albion 1971/72, very slight stain, 1983/84 and 1988/89, some with creases. Generally good

MANCHESTER UNITED Programme for the league match away v Stoke City 16/10/1948, wear to edges and paper loss to bottom right corner of back cover. Fair to generally good

STOKE CITY Three away programmes v Sunderland 2/11/46, punched holes replaced, Grimsby Town 4/4/47 and 13/3/48. Fair to generally good

LEEDS UNITED Thirty away programmes including includes Luton 29/1/59, Wolves 14/11/59, WHU 28/8/65, FA Cup Semi-Final v Chelsea at Villa Park 29/4/67, Stoke 1/9/76 League Cup, Bradford City 6/5/80 West Riding Senior Cup Final and modern programmes including Man. United 29/11/98. Generally good

ARSENAL Eight away tickets for season 1981/2 v Brighton, Tottenham League and FA Cup, Coventry, Southampton, Stoke, Swansea and Leeds United. All are slightly creased. Generally good

1940'S & 1950'S FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES Thirty programmes including Rotherham v Lincoln 47/8 creased and minor tears, Grimsby v Aston Villa 46/7 small writing on the cover and scores entered, Bury v Stoke 44/5, 19 X 1950's including Weymouth v Stoke 52/3 and 8 X 1960's onwards. Poor to generally good

BURNDEN PARK DISASTER 1946 FA CUP / BOLTON WANDRERES V STOKE CITY Tie 9/3/1946 at Burnden Park, Bolton. Official 4-page programme plus match ticket for the Burnden Stand Paddock. The match resulted in a crowd crush that cost the lives of Thirty-Three spectators. It was the deadliest stadium-related disaster in British history until the Ibrox Park disaster in 1971. Programme is slightly creased, minor tears and slightly marked. Fair to generally good

LIVERPOOL / TICKETS Twelve away tickets v Everton 78/9, Coventry 78/9, Bolton 78/9, Nottingham Forest 79/80, League and FA Cup, Norwich 79/80 LC, Tottenham 79/80 FA Cup, Man. City 80/1 and 81/2, Stoke 79/80 and 80/1, slightly torn and Swansea 81/2 FA Cup unused. Most are slightly creased. Generally good

MANCHESTER UNITED Eighteen Manchester United programmes 1946/47 season onwards including 1948 FA Cup Final Blackpool v Manchester United, writing on the back, splits on the spine, rusty staples and slightly worn plus 1946/47 v Nottingham Forest FA Cup, 1947/48 v Arsenal, Blackburn Rovers (Souvenir Cup-Final Edition), minor tear and slightly worn, Blackpool, Charlton Athletic, Derby County, Huddersfield Town, Middlesbrough, Stoke City, 1948/49 v Charlton Athletic, Newcastle United, 1950/51 v Blackpool, Derby County 1951/52 v Liverpool, Newcastle United, Preston North End, Sunderland. Most unfolded and without writing, some have the score noted in pencil on team page, some have corner creases, slight tears, a couple have small corner pieces missing the covers etc. Fair to generally good

STOKE F.C. Team Group panel taken out of the book ‘Association Football and the Men Who Made It‘ 1906. Good

WESTERN COMMAND Three programmes for the matches, including the Friendly v Stockport County 15/12/1958, staple removed, Tranmere Rovers 8/1/1955 and London District at Stoke City 17/3/1945, very slightly creased, team changes and scores entered. Generally good

MANCHESTER UNITED Eight away Central League programmes v WBA 1/9/1956 and 19/12/1959, Aston Villa 22/3/1957 and 5/12/1959, Stoke City 22/9/1958, Newcastle United 29/8/1959, Wolves 21/11/1959 and Sheffield United 16/1/1960, some with creases, staples removed, team changes and scores entered . Generally good

MANCHESTER UNITED Single card programme for the away FA Youth Cup tie v Stoke City 22/3/1961, slight horizontal creases. Generally good

A small Powell Bristol stoneware flagon with impressed stamp mark for J.F Channing, Church House Inn, Stoke Gabriel

A novelty 'Cock & Ball' wall trophy from The Church House Inn (Stoke Gabriel)

An old bell pull with colourful sally - sold with a church verger's truncheon (both from The Church House Inn, Stoke Gabriel)

The Church House Inn (Stoke Gabriel): a selection of wall decorations and pictures including Wilf Archer: oil on board, depicting the exterior of the Inn, a framed print 'Devon, Orchards of the South Hams', a watercolour, depicting the Inn in 1950, 'Village Walkabout' newspaper feature on gilt paper, etc.

The brass bar bell from the Church House Inn, Stoke Gabriel

AGRICULTURAL INTEREST: 6 Titles: REV EDWIN SIDNEY: THE FIELD AND THE FOLD; OR, A POPULAR EXPOSITION OF THE SCIENCE OF AGRICULTURE, London, the Religious Tract Society, 1799; REG GROVES: SHARPEN THE SICKLE! THE HISTORY OF THE FARM WORKERS UNION, London, The Porcupine Press, 1949; R T GUNTHER: REPORT ON AGRICULTURAL DAMAGE BY VERMIN AND BIRDS IN THE COUNTIES OF NORFOLK AND OXFORDSHIRE IN 1916, London, Humphery milford / Oxford university Press, 1917; WHEAT - MONTHLY AVERAGES OF PRICE NAD WEIGHT FROM 1804 TO 1891, TAKEN FROM THE BOOKS OF MESSRS. J & J COLMAN, FOMRERLY OF STOKE MILLS AND NOW OF CARROW WORKS, NORWICH; ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF ENGLAND: CATALOGUE OF HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP, PIGS, CHEESE, BUTTER, HIVES, HONEY, AND POULTRY. ALSO OF FARMS CMPETING FOR THE PRIZES OFFERED AT THE NORWICH MEETING, London, William Clowes and Sons, 1886; NAOMI RICHES: THE AGRICULTURAL REVOLUTION IN NORFOLK, Chapel Hill, The university of Carolina Press, 1937 (6) Ex libris

Zwei Teller, Spode, Stoke-on-Trent, England, 20. Jh., polychromer Dekor mit Pfauen, in der Fahne Blumenreliefs auf apfelgrünem Fond, Goldrand, min. besch., Ø 25,5 cm

Black hat, white feather, brown tunic. Stoke-on-Trent Jubilee year backstamp. Royal Doulton backstamp. Issued: 1956-1991Dimensions: 7"L x 5.5"W x 7.5"HManufacturer: Royal DoultonCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

Small hand painted vase depicting Stoke on Trent industrial scene in the early 20th century. Cobridge Stoneware impressed stamp and paper label. Issued: 1998Dimensions: 3.75"W x 6.5"HManufacturer: Cobridge StonewareCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

Collection of football programmes dating from the 1960s and 1970s to include various Wembley stadium matches, premier league, football league, European championships, assorted Pompey FC programmes. Collection covers a wide selection of teams including Rangers, Tottenham, Stoke City, Watford, Arsenal, A C Milan, Liverpool etc.

A set of six Aynsley bone china cups and saucers and a collection of decorative plates comprising three Wedgwood farming themed, four Royal Doulton farming themed, Royal Doulton 1981 Royal Wedding theme, a Royal Crown Derby, Rougemont, a Stoke on Trent Yorkshire scene by Tom Harland and a porcelain fam shaped plate **PLEASE NOTE THIS LOT IS NOT ELIGIBLE FOR IN-HOUSE POSTING AND PACKING**

An early c20th pine Stoke on Trent Pottery worker's pot bank stool with an Edwardian metamorphic folding chair the condition is very good but in need of a good polish

A group of enameled medals "City Of Stoke On Trent General Hospital", awarded to R E Hough 1956, 9ct gold example 10.9g, one Silver and three steel medals. (5)

A late 19th century English hand painted pottery part tea service, by David Chapman & Sons (Stoke On Trent) comprising forty one pieces, to include cups & saucers, side plates, dinner plates, sugar bowl and milk jug, together with a later two piece milk jug & sugar bowl on plated stand.

Frank Potter (British, 1887-1958) London bomb crater, rebuilding.signed in pencil lower rightetching laid down on board39cm x 34cm (sheet size)unframedPainter born in Stoke Newington, London, the son of a printer and publisher, signed in pencil lower right, beyond the press mark "Frank Potter". 35 x 30cm to the press mark.Laid down board size: 47cm x 41.5cm

LEONARD RUSSELL SQUIRRELL RE,RI,RWS (1893-1979) Two framed and glazed prints - 'Stoke By Nayland' aquatint, plate size 21.5cm x 32.5cm, plus a coloured print of Conwy, after a 1954 watercolour. Image size 23.5cm x 35.5cm. Both pencil signed.

Arsenal v Aston Villa 1954 Programme, Newcastle v Stoke 1955-56, Bury v Hull City 1953, Notts County v York City 1955, Blackpool V Wolverhampton 1955. Total x5 programmes

Arsenal v Preston North End 1956-57 Programme, Stoke City v Sheffield United 1956. West Bromwich Albion v Blackpool 1957. Burnley v Arsenal 1956-57. Sheffield Wednesday v Lincoln City 1956. Total x5 programmes.

Pair: Private H. C. Collinson, 16th (County of London) Battalion (Queen’s Westminster Rifles), London Regiment, who was killed in action on the Western Front on 30 November 1917 British War and Victory Medals (553287 Pte. H. Collinson 16-Lond. R.); Memorial Plaque (Harry Charles Collinson) mounted in a modern glazed frame with contemporary brass cap badge, very fine (3) £120-£160 --- Harry Charles Collinson was born in West Hackney around 1898, the second son of pianoforte dealer and tuner Frederick Collinson of 73 Foulden Road, Stoke Newington, London. He attested for the 16th Battalion, London Regiment and served with them during the Great War on the Western Front from 12 October 1917. Serving with them during the Battle of Passchendaele, he was killed in action on 30 November 1917. Aged 19 years, he has no known grave and is commemorated upon the Cambrai Memorial. Sold with copied research.

Two albums of 20thC postcards, mostly topographical to include Weymouth, Eastbourne, Weston, Sidmouth, Seaford, Salcombe, St. Helier Harbour, Scarborough, Porthleven beach, Prestatyn Holiday Camp, Plymouth, St. Ives, Stoke-on-Trent, Wales, Brighton seagulls, Dartmoor mare & foal, some comical and several local interest together with 1950s Ration & Food Stamp books, several cut signatures from Earl of Derby, Earl of Munster, Melbourne etc and a collection of fourteen mostly Victorian / Edwardian miniature books