We found 33617 price guide item(s) matching your search

A member`s ticket for Beaconsfield Football Club season 1905-06, list of patrons, fixture list and club rules, dark blue leather inscribed gilt

A Newcastle United season ticket for 1907-08, priced at 15 shillings for Enclosure & Stand A and inscribed in ink to the holder F. Bottomley of 14 Gainsborough Grove [Newcastle-upon-Tyne], containing lists of fist-team and `A` team fixtures, details of club directors and officials, and perforated pages originally numbered for matches 1-50, but with a number still in tact for games unattended by the season ticket holder, in red cloth covers stamped gilt NEWCASTLE UNITED FOOTBALL CLUB, SEASON 1907-1908, ENCLOSURE & STAND A, NOT TRANSFERABLE

1928 F.A. Cup final ticket stub

A 1942 London War Cup Final ticket Brentford v Portsmouth, sold together with tickets for the 1961 F.A. Cup final and the 1961 England v Scotland international, all matches played at Wembley Stadium (3)

A ticket for the War Cup final (South) Arsenal v Charlton Athletic played at Wembley Stadium 1st May 1943

A ticket for the Red Star Belgrade v Manchester United match 5th February 1958

16 ticket stubs, including two 1966 World Cup for the semi-final & 3rd/4th play-off; together with 14 other ticket stubs mainly involving Chelsea and including 1967 F.A. Cup final & semi-final

Football memorabilia, including a 1992 European Cup final Barcelona brochure with supplement signed by Cruyff and the Barcelona squad to Wembley, plus programme, ticket, team-sheet & refreshments voucher; 1999 Champions League final pack with programme, ticket, team sheets, pass, stats etc.; a similar type pack for Euro 2000; material from 2000 Fifa World Club Championship in Brazil; England 2006 World Cup bid memorabilia including signed items; some press photographs including Scotland v England 1962; various medals and coin collections from the 1970s onwards, including a German set for Mexico 1970; and other miscellaneous items (a qty.)

Football memorials, a printed Service of Thanksgiving for the Life of Bobby Moore, held at Westminster Abbey 28th June 1993, with ticket, and a Bobby Moore Memorial Match programme 7th March 1994; a printed Johnny Haynes Memorial Service, held at St Paul`s Church, Hammersmith, 22nd January 2006 with ticket, and four Fulham programmes, three of which are in direct tribute to Haynes; and two programmes and a M.E.N newspaper all in tribute to Sir Matt Busby

Two tickets for Muhammad Ali fights in London, v Henry Cooper at Highbury Stadium 21st May 1966 and v Brian London at Earls Court 6th August 1966; the lot also including a ticket for the Salvatore Burruni v Waler McGowan Flyweight Championship of the World fight at the Empire Pool, Wembley, 14th June 1966; and two copies of Boxing Illustrated magazine featuring the Patterson v Johansson fight (5)

A good collection of boxing programmes mostly dating from the 1970s and 1980s, professional and amateur cards, a few with tickets, and including Muhammad Ali v Henry Cooper with unused ticket and Cassius Clay v Henry Cooper with the autographs of Clay, Jack Solomons, Dick Richardson and Brian London in 1963, other Ali fights with thee British boxers Joe Bugner and Richard Dunn, also Robinson v Turpin; the lot also including two of Jack Dempsey`s restaurant postcards, one with original signatures of Dempsey and also Paul Berlenbach, the other with a stamped signature; the autographs of Ken Norton, Frank Bruno & Joe Bugner and other miscellaneous items such as a menu bearing autographs including John Conteh, plus magazines, flyers etc., viewing recommended

A BRITISH AIRWAYS CONCORDE TICKET, dated December 1987, and other related items

H.M.S. NEPTUNE: A HURT TICKET FOR JOHN WILD, QUARTER GUNNER on vellum - 13 x 9in. (33 x 23cm.), The Chatham Chest award isn`t noted, but Wild received severe burns over several parts of his body and eyes from a large quantity of gun powder being ignited. Wild was 29 years old and from St. Ives, Cornwall.

H.M.S. DREADNOUGHT: A GREENWICH CHEST AWARD TO JEREMIAH HAYES, QUARTER GUNNER for £4 per annum, on standard paper, watermarked for 1803 and addressed to Jeremiah Hayes, No 48 Ward, Hasler Hospital, Portsmouth and bears a `FALMOUTH 275` ship`s postal frank (seal tear) - 12 3/4 x 8in. (32.5 x 20.3cm.) folded. Hayes was 32 years old and came from Killarney, Ireland. He received a wound in his right foot which occasioned the loss of two toes. This ticket is written on paper instead of vellum which is unusual. There is an inscription which reads; There not being any Smart Tickets in the agent`s office at Gibraltar, a written certificate has been given.

[HEAVYWEIGHT BOXING]: A rare unsigned original printed oblong 12mo ticket (lacking stub) for the Heavyweight Boxing Championship fight between Sonny Liston and Cassius Clay at the Convention Hall, Miami Beach, Florida on 25th February 1964. The pale green laminated ticket features circular portraits of the two boxers and was for the raised ringside seat 12 on section S, row 1, which cost $100. One very small, minor crease, otherwise VG. This ticket was for the first of two fights between the boxers. Liston, the World Heavyweight Champion, lost his title to Clay after a technical knockout in the seventh round, Liston failing to continue the fight after suffering a shoulder injury. The day after the fight, Clay announced that he was changing his name to Muhammad Ali.

CHAPLIN CHARLES: (1889-1977) English Film Comedian, Academy Award winner. Blue ink signature on the verso of an oblong 12mo printed ticket for the Roupell Park Estate Social Club Grand Christmas Draw, 1958. Neatly annotated to the verso beneath the signature by a collector, indicating that the signature was obtained in person on the Strand in London in 1958. Slight fold, not affecting the signature, G

MONTGOMERY B. L.: (1887-1976) British Field Marshal of World War II. A.L.S., `Monty`, one page, 8vo, Islington Mill, Alton, Hampshire, 16th May 1949, to `My dear Ava`. Montgomery states that he is sending his friend two more copies (no longer present) of his Paris speech on St. George`s Day, and further explains that he will arrange for her to be sent one ticket for the Trooping of the Colour on 9th June, adding that she should come to his office in Whitehall at 10.30. VG

A small parcel lot of eight early 20th Century steel harpoon heads, possibly tradesmen`s samples, one bearing a sample ticket. (8)

Whatson (Norwegian, b. 1984) Ticket Spray paint and stencil on canvas Signed and numbered 1/2 on reverse 50cm x 50cm Original art work donated by the artist.This is a charity auction and Dreweatts take no responsibility for the condition of this lot. It is Dreweatts’ understanding that all lots have been executed, and entered for sale, by the artists specifically for this charitable cause. Dreweatts is taking no buyer’s premium or any other commission on sale, and is proud to be associated with this event.

Burroughs (William S.) Ticket that Exploded first edition inscribed by the author on half-title original wrappers dust-jacket minor surface cracking and rubbing overall a very good copy 8vo Paris Olympia Press 1962.

Marklin Train Indicator for French market, two indicator boards on post arrivee, flag missing, F-P, Bing ticket dispenser with six dispensers and card tickets, F-P, Bing train indicator board with four destinations and clocks, damage to clock hands, some paint loss, F-P (3)

Marklin ticket dispenser, ten dispensing labels with large number of tickets, finished in green, with station destination to front F-G, Hornby No.2 electric signal box F-G, water tower F, line side nuts and track, notice boards, F-G (4)

Accessories: Hammant & Morgan Duette control unit in original box, various unassembled kits by Cambrian and Ratio; railway ticket for L&SWR, Milborne Port to Templecombe 17 may 1921

Bolton Wanderers Collection, Containing 53/54 Autographed Magazine Picture (12 Signatures), 1949 Sports Reporter Magazine With Team Group, circa 1960`s Coffer Silk Scarf, 61/62 Unused Season Ticket, And A Collection Of Home & Away Programmes, Including 21/06/1959 Northern Rhodesia v Bolton Wanderers [Friendly], 48/49 (1), 50/51 (1), 52/53 (1), 55/56 (2), 57/58 (4), 58/59 (1), 59/60 (3).

Thirty One Football Programmes, mainly 1950`s and 1960`s, including Internationals, Amateur Internationals, World Cup Internationals, Schools Internationals, F.A. Cup and League games; Manchester United v Estudiantes Ticket Stub and two Charity Shield tickets

A Collection of 1940`s and 50`s Football Programmes, including F.A. Cup 3rd round 2nd replay Aston Villa v Middlesbrough 1950 and 4th round Spurs v Sunderland 1950, Arsenal v Sunderland 1947, three 1946 Middlesbrough, seven 1945/46 Sunderland, two 1947 Hartlepool, World Cup 1970, four 1966 World Cup ticket stubs; together with Other Sporting Memorabilia, including football annuals, 1948 Australian cricket tour programme, two 1960 Olympic programmes, Olympic reports etc.

Sporting Books, including Northern Echo Football Guide 1932-33, Amateur Football Year Book 1947-48, five 1930`s Sporting Chronicles, Copes Football Encyclopedia 1948-49, 1966 World Cup guide and ticket for Goodison Park.

Aylesbury, Skidmore’s mule Halfpenny, 1797, from the same obv. die as previous, rev. sailor, edge grained, 9.33g/12h (DH 11; Preston-Morley Ð). Extremely fine with considerable original colour, extremely rare Provenance: From a 19th century collection; Spink Auction 92, 9 June 1992, lot 5; W.J. Noble Collection, Part I, Noble Numismatics Pty Auction 58B (Melbourne), 7-8 July 1998, lot 16; bt A. Davisson September 1998. The Davisson ticket and envelope with this coin allude to it once being in the Hamer and Waite-Sanderson collections, which is unproven and perhaps a confusion with the provenance to lot 14

Cambridge, Spence’s mule Halfpenny, from the same obv. die as previous, rev. cap of Liberty above anchor, edge plain, 9.09g/6h (DH 29). About extremely fine, rare Provenance: W.J. Noble Collection, Part I, Noble Numismatics Pty Auction 58B (Melbourne), 7-8 July 1998, lot 47 (part) [from Baldwin 1978], sold with 1903 ticket

Windsor, Thomas Adames, Farthings, 1652 (2, same dies), 1.22g/6h, 0.92g/6h (N 244; BW. 163); Samuall Banat, Farthing, 1657, 1.01g/6h (N 247; BW. 164); Moses Bruch, Farthing, 1666, 0.92g/12h (N 248; BW. 165); Hamman Farnhad, Farthing, 0.98g/6h (N 250; BW. 168); John Finch, Farthing, 1.61g/12h (N 251, this piece; BW. 169); John Gosse, octagonal Halfpenny, 1669, 1.40g/12h (N 259; BW. 170); William Herenden, Farthing, 1651, 1.10g/6h (N 6409; D 170A); George Pennington, Farthing, 1656, 0.81g/6h (N 253; BW. 172); John Randall, Farthing, 1655, 0.70g/6h (N 254; D 173A); John Wyron, Farthing, 1653, 0.92g/6h (N 255; BW. 174) [11]. Generally fair to fine, some very rare, a good town group Provenance: BW. 165 with 1907 Baldwin ticket; BW. 169 R.A. Nott Collection, Mrs R. Henry Norweb Collection, SNC September 1987 (5367). D 173A only illustrated. Thomas Adams, chandler; Moses Bruch, apothecary; Hamon Farnhad, baker; John Gosse, maltster, Peascod street; William Herenden ( 1664), apothecary; John Randall, chandler

LONDON, Billingsgate, Leleu & Co, brass Sixpence, 27mm; Bloomsbury, The Swan, Vardy, brass Twopence-Halfpenny by T. Pope, 27mm; Bromley-by-Bow, Rose & Crown, J. Chase, copper Penny by W.J. Taylor, 28mm; Clerkenwell, Horse & Groom, W. Cheshire, brass Twopence-Halfpenny by T. Pope, 23mm; Farringdon, Market, G.V. Barling, oval copper Shilling, 42 x 29mm; High Holborn, Sparrow’s, brass, 26mm; Holborn, L. & A. Pyke, brass, 24mm; Islington, Highbury Barn, Sixpences (2), brass, 28mm (D & W 75/213; MG 795), lead, 26mm (D & W 75/214; MG 792; TCC p.320); Leadenhall Street, F. Toole & Co (3), all brass, 25mm; Marylebone, Smith & Co, brass, 24mm; Oxford Street, Parkins & Gotto, brass, 27mm, W. Salt, brass, 26mm; Regent Street, Ivor’s Brasserie, hollow brass, 22mm; Rupert Street, Gambrinus, Charles Manzel (2, copper and aluminium), both 31mm (Hayes 501; Noble II, 1175); St Paul’s Churchyard, Hall and Allan, brass, 24mm; Spitalfields, Ingw. Bath, brass Shilling by R. Neal, 25mm; Stratford, London CSL, 2 Shillings, 23mm (Rains 4); Westminster, Westminster Street Rail Co Ltd, oval gilt, horse-drawn tram passing Marble Arch, 24 x 18mm (Smith 475PF); together with Parthenon Rooms, lead Threepence, 32mm (D & W 93/359; MG 638; Noble II, 804); Royal Arsenal CSL, brass no. 1 by Sale, 23mm (Rains 62); St Olave’s Union, copper Threepence, rev. bread ticket, 31mm [25]. Mostly very fine Provenance: Last F.W. Yeates Collection, F.S. Cokayne Collection [from Baldwin August 1923]. Two only illustrated

WARWICKSHIRE, Birmingham, [Richard] Kennedy, brass ticket, bust of George IV left, rev. shield, 26mm (Hawkins p.829; cf. Davis Warwickshire, 930). About extremely fine, rare Provenance: F.S. Cokayne Collection [from Lincoln January 1935]. Kennedy, stage jewellers and sword cutlers, 3 Loveday street, established 1810, proprietor Richard Kennedy until c. 1860

Co DURHAM, Haswell, Durham Miners Association, brass, HASWELL LODGE, stamped No. 262, rev. concentric circles, 28mm, 7.93g (Gardiner p.24, var). Doubly pierced as usual, edge flaw at 3 o”clock, otherwise about very fine, rare Sold with old ticket. Haswell mine closed in 1895

Co DURHAM, Sherburn Hill, Durham Miners Association, plated brass, SHERBURN HILL LODGE, rev. concentric circles, 28mm, 7.46g (Gardiner Ð). Pierced, fine, rare Sold with old ticket

Hampshire, Southampton, Hampshire County Cricket Club, uniface brass, 32mm, 6.86g; SUSSEX, Chichester, Boxing, the Tom Spring/John Langan Contest, 1824, brass (2) and white metal, two pugilists, revs. BOXIANA, pair of boxing gloves, all 23mm, 4.21g/3h, 4.21g/3h, 3.51g/3h (MG 1157); YORKSHIRE, Sheffield, Darnall Cricket Ground, brass, W, rev. cricket bats, ball and wicket, GRAND MATCH ADMISSON TICKET, 25mm (D & W 55/91) [5]. Last fine, others about very fine and better

LONDON, Coventry Street, Prince’s Theatre, uniface copper, PRINCES THEATRE, 30mm, 11.92g (D & W 34/364; MG 349; Noble II, 710); uniface copper Transfer ticket, PIT TO LOWER around colour transfer PRINCE’s CIRCLE, 31mm, 10.00g (D & W 34/368; Noble II, 677); Dorset Gardens, Queen’s Theatre, 1684, gilt copper, bust of Maria d”Este right, rev. FOR THE FIRST GALERIE above date, 31mm, 11.74g (D & W 23/261; MG 78) [3]. First fine but scuffed, second good fine but transfer partly worn, last mediocre Provenance: First F.W. Yeates Collection, F.S. Cokayne Collection [from Baldwin June 1923]; second Glendining Auction, 8 November 1933, lot 181 (part), F.S. Cokayne Collection

WARWICKSHIRE, Birmingham, Birmingham Theatre, 1774, copper, by J. Westwood, bust of William Shakespeare right, rev. FREE TICKET, etc, un-named, 31mm, 13.81g/12h (D & W 1/7; Ogden, BNJ 1910, Ð; Symons, SNC August 2008, pp.196-7); Stratford-on-Avon, Garrick Theatre, 1830, brass, bust of David Garrick right, rev. GARRICK THEATRE around W & C, 31mm, 8.72g/12h (D & W Ð; Noble II, 727) [2]. First fair, second with excavated appearance but fine, both very rare Second only illustrated

A George III Brandy Bottle Ticket with bright cut engraving, London circa 1790, maker: S Barker

A Gibson A14 London bus ticket dispenser, cased

Four photographs of early locomotives, an engineer`s drawing of a Singapore Tramways locomotive, a Highland Railway first class ticket, Dalwhinnie to Inverness, possibly dated 1901, a Highland Railway Company receipt to a grain merchant and a blank Highland Railway form, together with a few related items.

FOOTBALL - A QUANTITY OF CUP FINAL FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES FROM 1980`s, approx 28 to include a Wembley Stadium Ticket for 27 April 1983, England v Hungary

FOOTBALL - "A SELECTION OF FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES - A variety of Clubs; 1970`s onwards, and including; Wimbledon F.C. v Norwich City 7/2/04 programme and match ticket (33 programmes)"

FOOTBALL - F.A. CUP FINAL 1995 PROGRAMME Everton v Manchester United 20 May 1995 with ticket and four black and white photographs of John Martin Referee, in wallet

Hastings, Warren--Richard Cosway, R.A. A.L.S. to Richard Cosway R.A. "Lord Fife has done me the honor to ask my consent to have your portrait of him engraved..." , asking "in what forwardness the other portraits are ?" and stressing his desire to have his collection completed before he dies, 2 pages, 4to, Daylesford House, 15 January 1805; and a large engraved admissions ticket for the 108th day of the trial of Warren Hastings (2)

A Wembley Football FA Cup Final Ticket, dated Saturday April 29th, 1939.

A large quantity of railway ticket printing blocks.

Five Manchester United 1990-1991 programmes, a 1958 FA Cup Final ticket and an album of approx 15 Liverpool programmes.

KIMBERLEY SIEGE SOUP TICKET, Red , THREE PINTS, issued during the Boer War.

A large quantity of 1970s and later Liverpool football memorabilia to include calendars, programmes, posters, 1986 Championship Winners pennants, newspapers, home and away programmes, some complete with ticket stubs from the mid 70s through to 2008/9 season, contained in large quantity of shoe and other boxes.

1960 Princess Margaret: a photograph of the wedding party mounted with a ticket to the ceremony and ink signatures on separate pieces of paper, mounted as our display

ARSENAL V BARCELONA 2006 CHAMPIONS LEAGUE FINAL. UNOPENED PROGRAMME PACKAGE TOGETHER WITH MATCH TICKET.

FA CUP FINAL AND SEMI PROGRAMMES, 1967-76, LEAGUE CUP FINAL, 1971 AND 78 (+TICKET) EUROPEAN CUP FINALS, AJAX V NOTTINGHAM FOREST 1980 SEMI FINAL AND TICKET. (15)

ENGLAND PROGRAMMES V WEST GERMANY 1954 AND FEBRUARY 1966, CRYSTAL PALACE V MILLWALL 1957-8, RUGBY UNION V IRELAND 1954 AND NEW ZEALAND 1964 (+ TICKET), CRYSTAL PALACE 1955 NATIONAL CAR RACE MEETING. (7)

BOXING, MUHAMMAD ALI WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP PROGRAMMES V HENRY COOPER MAY 1966 AT HIGHBURY AND TICKET AND PIRATE V BRIAN LONDON AUGUST 1966 AT EARLS COURT.

1955 FA CUP FINAL MANCHESTER CITY V NEWCASTLE UNITED PROGRAMME TICKET AND SONG SHEET.

1960 FA CUP FINAL BLACKBURN ROVER V WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS PROGRAMME, TICKET AND SONG SHEET.

SHEFFIELD UNITED PROGRAMMES 1958-9 SEASON, V CRYSTAL PALACE (WITH TICKET), ARSENAL, NORWICH CITY (ALL FA CUP), BELA VISTA (WITH TICKET), HIBERNIAN, RESERVES V STOKE. (8)

SHEFFIELD UNITED PROGRAMMES 1955-6 SEASON, V SUNDERLAND (WITH TICKET), BARROW (BOTH FA CUP), FLOODLIT GAMES V FRANK SWIFTS XI, HEARTS AND RESERVES V BLACKPOOL, BOLTON, LIVERPOOL, PRESTON, SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY. (10)

SHEFFIELD UNITED PROGRAMMES INCLUDING RESERVES 1961-2 V MANCHESTER UNITED, STOKE CITY. OTHER HOME AND AWAYS 1962-96 TICKET. (26)

SHEFFIELD UNITED AWAY PROGRAMMES - 1950 AT ROTHERHAM 1956-7, WEST BROM (FA CUP) 57-8 (WITH TICKET), AT HUDDERSFIELD 53-4, 56-7, 58-9, BARNSLEY 56-7, 58-9, AT WORKSOP ETC. (13)