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TOTTENHAM - WEST BROM 1914 Tottenham home programme v West Brom, 28/9/1914, ex bound volume with spine very professionally re-attached. Good

LUTON TOWN V TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR 1948 Programme for the league match at Luton v Spurs, 23/10/1948. Generally good

1921 CUP SEMI- FINAL Official FA Cup Semi-Final programme, Preston v Tottenham, 19/3/1921 at Sheffield Wednesday, Tottenham won 2-1 and went on to defeat Wolves in the Final. Sixteen page Wednesday programme, teams listed on front cover. Slight creasing. Fair-generally good

CUP SEMI-FINAL 1914 Eight page Tottenham Hotspur fold out programme, FA Cup Semi-Final, Aston Villa v Liverpool, 28/3/1914 at Tottenham, heavy fold, creased and some tears. Fair

PORTSMOUTH V TOTTENHAM 1951 Programme for the League match at Portsmouth 24/3/1951 in Spurs Championship winning season. Slightly creased. Generally good

1950's A collection of 59 programmes from the 1950's to include matches at Aston Villa , Barrow , Bournemouth ( England v Wales Amateur) 1954/55 , Brighton , Bristol Rovers , Carlisle , Darlington (to include v Accrington 1955/56), Derby , Halifax , Mansfield , Middlesbrough , Newcastle , Newport , Northampton , Norwich , Notts County , Oldham , Portsmouth , Scunthorpe , Shrewsbury , Southport , Swindon, Tottenham , Tranmere Rovers , Watford, Workington . Also includes Irish Cup Final 1959, Bangor v Cliftonville 1959/60 and Falkirk v Stranraer 1959/60. Includes a few friendlies and a Reserve. Some faults mostly generally good

FOOTBALL AUTOGRAPHS 1950'S & 1960'S A large collection of autographed sheets and pictures including Derek Ufton of Charlton, Ron White of Man. City, Ian McFarlane, Derek Saunders and Tony Nicholas of Chelsea, Ken Morgans of Man. Utd., Terry Dyson, Maurice Norman, Mel Hopkins, Ron Reynolds and Johnny Brooks of Tottenham, Derek Kevan and Bobby Robson of WBA, Cliff Holton of Arsenal, Les Smith and Jimmy Dugdale of Aston Villa, Tom Finney of Preston, John Bond, Malcolm Allison, Noel Cantwell and Jack Gregory of West Ham plus many others from clubs including Man. City, Sheffield Weds., Sheffield Utd., Bury, Stoke City, Cardiff City, Huddersfield, Bradford City, Blackburn Rovers, Newcastle Utd., Portsmouth, Hull City, Charlton and Arsenal. Generally good

TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR Eighteen home programmes and England v Italy from season 1949/50. Most are slightly creased and some have team changes and scores entered. Generally good

TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR Twenty home programmes from season 1948/9 including Nottingham Forest postponed 27/11/1948. Most are slightly creased and some have team changes and scores entered. Generally good

TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR Fifteen home programmes from season 1947/8. Most are slightly creased and some have team changes and scores entered. Generally good

TOTTENHAM HOTPSUR Ten home programmes for season 1946/7 v. Man. City, Sheff. Weds., Bury, Chesterfield, Bradford PA, Coventry, WBA, Stoke, Luton and Barnsley. Most are slightly creased and a few have team changes. Generally good

ARSENAL Seventeen home Reserve team programmes plus Friendly v. South Africa 53/4. Reserves: Charlton 50/1 Comb. Cup Final, Bristol City 51/2 tears, Southampton 52/3 Comb. Cup Final with single punched holes. The remainder are all cards which have team changes and the scores included: Ipswich 62/3, Tottenham 63/4, West Ham, Gillingham, Coventry, Tottenham Comb and Comb. Cup Final 67/8, Ipswich, Fulham, Plymouth and QPR 68/9, Norwich 69/70, Tottenham 72/3 and Bristol Rovers 74/5. Fair to generally good

TOTTENHAM - MAN UTD 1937 Tottenham home programme v Manchester United, 9/10/1937, ex bound volume, slight trim. Generally good

TOTTENHAM - WEST BROM 1931 Tottenham home programme v West Brom, 28/3/1931, slight fold. Generally good

WAR CUP SEMI 1944 Single sheet Chelsea programme for War Cup South Semi-Final Charlton v Tottenham, 1/4/44 at Stamford Bridge. Slight fold, team changes. Generally good

PLYMOUTH - TOTTENHAM 46 Plymouth home programme v Tottenham, 30/3/46, name on back cover, worn along folds. Fair

DERBY - TOTTENHAM 45 Derby home programme v Tottenham, 26/12/45, folds, slight ageing. Fair-generally good

CHELSEA 44-5 Two Chelsea home programmes, 44/5, v Tottenham 27/1/45 and v Brighton 21/4/45, folds, no writing. Fair-generally good

PLYMOUTH - TOTTENHAM 46-7 Plymouth home programme v Tottenham Hotspur, 29/3/47, red paper, slight fold, minor scuff, no writing. Generally good

BRENTFORD 49-50 Thirteen Brentford home programmes, 49/50, includes games v Leeds, Tottenham, Chelsea (Cup), West Ham, Bradford PA , Swansea and Plymouth. Some scores, changes, h-t scores etc. Fair-generally good

WAR CUP SOUTH 45 Tottenham single sheet programme for War Cup South Semi-Final, Chelsea v West Ham, 17/3/45, slight folds, no writing. Fair-generally good

TOTTENHAM - ARSENAL 1910 Eight page Tottenham home programme v Woolwich Arsenal, 16/4/1910, Division 1, ex bound volume, slight scuffs along spine. Fair-generally good

CRYSTAL PALACE A collection of 165 Crystal Palace home programmes 1946-1971 to include v Aldershot 1946/47, Watford 1952/53 and a single sheet Reserve fixture v Tottenham 1964/65, several friendlies and representative matches from the late 1950's, the rest being equally shared between late 1950's and early/late 1960's with a few early 1970's. Some faults and minor duplication. Fair to generally good

MAN UNITED A collection of 113 Manchester United home programmes 1957-1971 to include v Real Madrid EC Semi Final 1956/57, v Morecambe, Blackpool (both FAYC - no tokens) 1959/60, Arsenal FAC (4 Page with token) 1961/62, Tottenham Charity Shield 1967, Estudiantes 1968 signed by Tony Dunne. Some faults. Fair to generally good

TOTTENHAM A collection of 107 Tottenham home programmes 1951-1971 to include v Chelsea 1951/52 (tears) and 10 from the 1960/61 Double season, Reserves v Bristol City 1959/60 and Orient 1979/80 both single sheets, many European matches from the early 1960's and v Arsenal 1970/71 (Arsenal's double clinching match). Also includes 1961 Double winning FA Cup Final programme v Leicester City. Some faults. Fair to generally good

DERBY A collection of 35 Derby County home programmes 1946-1970 to include v Arsenal 1949/50, Charlton 1950/51, Huddersfield , Manchester United , Manchester City 1951/52, Tottenham , West Brom , Charlton 1952/53, Stoke , Lincoln , Blackburn , Oldham , Plymouth 1953/54. Also comes with an autographed (printed) Souvenir Brochure 1946/47 and Handbook 1948/49. Some minor faults. Fair to generally good

TOTTENHAM / FOREST SIGNED Programme Tottenham Hotspur v Nottingham Forest April 26th 1961 (Double season) signed by Danny Blanchflower and Bobby Smith of Spurs plus 10 Forest players and 2 other signatures. Generally good

TOTTENHAM Eight Tottenham home programmes Chesterfield 1946/47, West Brom , Cardiff , Sunderland , Newcastle , Sheffield Wednesday , Aston Villa and Wolves 1952/53. All have some faults. Fair to generally good

TOTTENHAM Nineteen Tottenham home programmes Liverpool , Huddersfield , Sheffield Wednesday , Newcastle 1953/54, Manchester City 1954/55, Arsenal , Wolves , Manchester City (piece missing) 1955/56, Manchester City , Manchester United , Arsenal 1956/57, Chelsea ( Greaves debut for Chelsea ) , Burnley , Birmingham , Arsenal , Wolverhampton Wanderers , Aston Villa , Manchester United , Blackpool 1957/58. All have some faults. Fair to generally good

TOTTENHAM Twenty fourTottenham home programmes from 1958/59 to include all 21 League matches and 3 FA Cup ties v West Ham, Newport and Norwich. Fair to generally good

TOTTENHAM Twenty four Tottenham home programmes from 1959/60 to include all 21 League matches, Practice match and 2 FA Cup ties v Crewe Alexandra (13-2 match) and Blackburn Rovers. Fair to generally good

TOTTENHAM Single sheet programme Tottenham v The Army played at White Hart Lane 24th October 1960 during the Double season. Signed by Tony Marchi of Tottenham plus 3 Army players to include Johnny Byrne of Crystal Palace and latterly West Ham and Geoff Strong of Arsenal and latterly Liverpool . Light folds. Fair to generally good

TOTTENHAM Twenty five Tottenham home programmes from the 1960/61 Double season to include all 21 League matches, Practice match and 3 FA Cup ties v Charlton, Crewe Alexandra and Sunderland. Preston programme is signed by 4 Preston players Kelly, Wylie, Alston and Fullam whilst the West Brom programme is signed by Dave Mackay of Tottenham and 6 West Bromwich players Wallace, Don Howe, Bobby Robson, Jones, Drury and Clark. Some very minor faults. Generally good

TOTTENHAM Twenty six Tottenham home programmes from 1961/62 to include 20 League matches lacking Birmingham, 2 FA Cup ties v Birmingham and Aston Villa and 4 European Cup ties v Gornik Zabre , Fejenoord , Dukla Prague and Benfica. Some faults. Fair to generally good

TOTTENHAM A collection of 148 Tottenham home programmes 1962/63 (22) , 1963/64 (14), 1964/65 (6), 1965/66 (6), 1966/67 (11), 1967/68 (18), 1968/69 (13), 1969/70 (20) includes Everton postponed (Dec), 1970/71 (19) includes Arsenal League clinching match and 1971/72 (9). European ties included. Some minor faults. Generally good

TOTTENHAM Soccer Star Magazine 24th December 1960 with a team photo of Tottenham Hotspur in the Double season signed by 8 players Henry, Norman, Smith, Baker, White, Allen, Dyson and Mackay. Generally good

MAN UTD AWAYS 56-7 Nine Manchester United away programmes, 56-7, at Leeds, Man City, Portsmouth, Shef Wed, Wolves, Cardiff, Burnley, Luton and Tottenham. Minor faults. Fair-generally good

BIRMINGHAM CITY V TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR 1948 Programme for the Division 2 match at Birmingham with the editorial heading "Champions". Very slightly creased. Generally good

TOTTENHAM - CELTIC 1966 Match programme from the Canadian Tour in Vancouver, 4/6/66, Tottenham v Celtic. Match ended 1-1. Team changes, slight fold. Generally good

1969 TOTTENHAM v GLASGOW RANGERS Official 16-page programme for the friendly played 1 June 1969 in the Toronto Cup at the Varsity Stadium, Toronto, Canada. Generally good

TOTTENHAM - WEST BROM 1939 Tottenham home programme v West Brom, 28/1/1939, slight fold, pencil score, scorers. Generally good

WEST BROM 1939-40 West Brom bound volume 1939-40 containing 23 programmes plus end of season summary. Nineteen of the programmes have covers, the four which do not being the three games played at The Hawthorns before the outbreak of the Second World War, 2 x Reserves v Manchester United and Birmingham and the 1st team v Tottenham plus number 4 the first Midland Regional game v Luton 21/10/1939. Those with covers are number 5 onwards v Leicester, Birmingham, Wolves, Coventry, Northampton, Birmingham , Shef Wed, Walsall, Luton, Birmingham, Wolves, Coventry, Birmingham, Leicester, Northampton, Luton, Portsmouth (Cup), Bournemouth (Cup) and Walsall. Nineteen have covers. Bound in blue cloth with gilt inscription on spine and marked inside cover as "Withdrawn from Sandwell Public Libraries . Generally good

MILLWALL - TOTTENHAM 1929 Millwall home programme v Tottenham, 2/9/1929, minor fold, slight ageing. Fair-generally good

FOOTBALL PROGRAMME MISCELLANY Approximately 100 programmes including Burnley v Middlesbrough 46/7 FA Cup heavily creased and slightly worn, Blackpool v Stoke City 12/4/1947, slightly creased and slight ageing marks, Arsenal v Derby Co. 21/9/1946, Aston Villa v Liverpool 49/50, Southampton v Huddersfield 52/3 and Northampton 54/5, Sheff. Weds. V Port Vale 55/6, Norwich v Newport 55/6, Montrose v East Stirling 55/6, QOS v Clyde 55/6, Manchester United v Real Madrid and Atletico Bilbao 56/7 EC, AC Milan 57/8 EC S-F, Young Boys 58/9 and Real Madrid 59/60, Man. City v WBA 54/5, Burnley v WBA 55/6, Northern Ireland v Italy 1957 and Tottenham v Leicester, Sunderland FA Cup and WBA Championship issue 60/1. 57 X 1950's and 37 X 1960's onwards. Fair to generally good

CARDIFF CITY 48/9 Seven Cardiff City home programmes, 48/9, v Luton, Grimsby, QPR, Fulham, Tottenham (name on cover), West Brom and Lincoln ( light cover stain). Slight creasing, minor writing. Fair

CARDIFF CITY Twelve Cardiff City home programmes, 49/50 v Tottenham, Hull, Barnsley, 50/51 v Southampton (creased), Coventry, Leicester, Doncaster, Swansea, Birmingham, 51/2 v QPR, 52/3 v Preston , 53/4 v Arsenal. Some creasing, a few have a name on cover, some changes etc. Fair

HUDDERSFIELD - TOTTENHAM 50-51 Huddersfield home programme v Tottenham, 25/11/50, first Tottenham title season, score , scorers noted and staining to top corner of most pages, some spine splitting. Fair

FOOTBALL PHOTOS Approximately 75, the vast majority being black & white press photographs of various sizes from the 1980's including action and portraits. Includes players from Arsenal and Tottenham plus several others. Good

FOOTBALL PHOTOS Approximately 75, the vast majority being black & white press photographs of various sizes from the 1980's including action and portraits. Includes players from Arsenal and Tottenham plus several others. Different from previous Good

TOTTENHAM 1913 Double issue Tottenham home programme, v Portsmouth 22/3/1913 and v Fulham 25/3/1913, both are South Eastern League games, ex bound volume. Generally good

FOOTBALL PHOTOS / TOTTENHAM HOTPSUR Approximately 60 black & white Press photographs of various sizes with the majority being 1980's with many team groups. 37 are Tottenham Hotspur team groups including Youth and Reserves and include training action shots. Good

TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR Postcard black & white team group for 1923/4 issued by official photographers W.J. Crawford, very slightly creased. Fair to generally good

TOTTENHAM - FULHAM 1913 Tottenham home programme v Fulham, 12/11/1913, Semi-Final, Middlesex Reserve Cup. Eight page programme, ex bound volume, slight tears. Generally good

WARTIME INTERNATIONAL Large format single sheet programme, Services International, Scotland v England. No date or venue but players in the Scottish team included Sutherland, Mulveny, Smith (Hearts), Gibson , Park, McLean, Ritchie (St Mirren), Ewen (Partick), Willox (Elgin City), Russell (Morton) and Moir (Aberdeen). The English included players from West Brom, Lincoln, Burnley, Belfast Celtic, Tottenham, Bolton, Nottm Forest and others. Slight folds. Measures 10" x 8". Generally good

RANSOMES - RAF 46 Ransome and Marles programme for Willie Hall benefit match v RAF XI, 29/4/46, a strong RAF team played a Ransome team strengthened by several Tottenham players and other League players, Staple area hole. Fair

DERBY- TOTTENHAM 45 Derby County home programme v Tottenham, 26/12/45, score on cover, changes noted, minor folds. Fair-generally good

ARSENAL A collection of 57 programmes 52 of which are homes including v. Manchester United horizontal crease and slightly split on spine and Stoke 47/8, Manchester United score on front, small paper loss on back page, tape on front page and worn throughout, Tottenham FA Cup, Wolves and Chelsea vertical creases 48/9, 1961/2 X 15, 1967/8 X 4, 1970/1 X 2, 1972/3 X 3, 1974/5 X 15 and 1975/6 X 7, most of which are very slightly creased and some have team changes. Aways v. Crystal Palace 70/1 LC, West Ham Utd. 1980 FA Cup Final, Luton Town 1988 League Cup Final, Galatasaray 2000 UEFA Cup Final and Chelsea 2007 League Cup Final. Fair to generally good

TOTTENHAM IN EUROPE Three Tottenham away programmes from competitive European matches - Feijenoord (EC) 1961/62, Rangers (ECWC) 1962/63 and Olympique Lyonnais (ECWC) 1967/68. Fair to generally good

TOTTENHAM Twenty sixTottenham Hotspur Reserves programmes 1953 to 1972 to include Brentford , Arsenal (both Cup) 1952/53, Plymouth Argyle 1953/54, Chelsea (single sheet) 1954/55, Arsenal (single sheet) 1955/56, Coventry City 1956/57, Dulwich Hamlet (LCC) 1957/58, Bristol City (single sheet), Nottingham Forest (single sheet), West Ham London Challenge Cup Final 1958/59, Queen's Park Rangers (single sheet), Portsmouth (signed by Frank Saul of Tottenham and by 9 Portsmouth players), Fulham (single sheet), Chelsea (signed by Terry Dyson) 1959/60, Arsenal (single sheet), Cardiff City (single sheet) Watford (single sheet signed by Frank Saul) 1960/61 plus 9 from 1961 to 1972. Generally good

TOTTENHAM Seventeen Tottenham friendlies and testimonials programmes 1955-1968 to include v Vasas Budapest 1955/56, Hibernian 1956/57, 1957/58, 1958/59, Partick Thistle 1957/58, Stuttgart 1957/58 and Great Britain v Netherlands ( Olympic Games Qualifyer) 1959/60. Generally good