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TOTTENHAM - THE STAR 1960 Collection of eleven postcards issued by The Star in October 1960, Brown, Baker, Henry, Blanchflower, Norman, Mackay, Jones, Allen, Smith, White and Dyson. The postcards show the players in action. Generally good

TOTTENHAM 1960-61 Nine photograph reprints of Star postcards issued in 1960, each one signed by the relevant player, signed photos are Brown, Henry, Baker(dedicated), Mackay, Norman, Dyson, Allen, Smith and Jones(dedicated and dated). Generally good

TOTTENHAM RESERVES 60-61 Seventeen home programmes, Tottenham Reserves 60/61 , 16/17 Combination games (missing v West Ham) plus London Challenge Cup v Millwall. A mixture of four page issues and single sheet issues, conditions vary, some are good, some changes etc plus some tears, tape marks etc, one has punch-holes (v Leicester). Fair-generally good

WYCOMBE - SPURS 60 Wycombe Wanderers programme v Tottenham, friendly 24/12/60 (Christmas Eve), Hollowbread, Hopkins, Marchi, Medwin and Saul in Spurs team. Slight fold, score noted. Generally good

OXFORD CITY - SPURS 61 Oxford City home programme for friendly v Tottenham, 21/1/61, fold, slight creasing. Generally good

TOTTENHAM RESERVES Four Spurs Reserves away programmes, 60-61 at Chelsea (writing on cover, creased, Chelsea won to confirm them as Combination Champions), Arsenal, Arsenal (London Challenge Cup -creased) and at West Ham (good). Fair-good

WATFORD -TOTTENHAM Four page Watford Reserves home programme v Tottenham Res, 28/1/61. Good

CARDIFF - TOTTENHAM Four page Cardiff Reserves home programme v Tottenham Reserves, 1/12/60, very small punch-holes, team change., slight fold. Fair-generally good

IPSWICH - TOTTENHAM Full size Ipswich home Reserves programme v Tottenham, 8/10/60. Good

TOTTENHAM RESERVES 60-61 Two Tottenham Reserves away programmes 60-61, at Norwich and Leyton Orient, both have seen better days as the Norwich single sheet issue has tears off both bottom corners whilst the Leyton Orient issue is creased and has the score written on the cover. Fair

TOTTENHAM 60-61 Booklet Spurs 1961, issued on behalf of the players, with 22 signatures including Medwin, Blanchflower, Marchi, Baker, Dyson, Henry, Allen, Norman, Hollowbread, others include Fittock, Aitchison, Barton, Sharpe, Smith, Piper, Sunshine, Dodge, Tharme, Dennis and Low. Generally good

TOTTEMNHAM PIRATES 60-61 Twenty Tottenham pirate programmes, 19 x 60/61 and Charity Shield 61/2. Home and away games including homes v Man Utd, Man City, Dynamo Tbilisi, Charlton (Cup), Crewe (Cup), Wolves, Sunderland (Cup (2)), Chelsea (2) and Shef Wed (2). Includes aways at Birmingham, Cup Semi v Burnley (2), Cardiff, Aston Villa (Cup) and Sunderland (Cup-2). Fair

WOLVES A collection of 6 Wolverhampton Wanderers home programmes from the 1945/46 season v Portsmouth, Southampton, Fulham, Swansea Town, Tottenham, and Birmingham City. Light folds with some scores/team changes otherwise generally good

TONY GALVIN - SPURS / IRELAND Tony Galvin played for Tottenham 201 times in domestic football scoring 20 goals and also made 29 appearances for the Republic of Ireland. He won 2 x FA Cup Finals with Tottenham, 1981 and 82 plus the UEFA Cup in 1984. In total he played 273 first team games for Spurs between 1978 and 87 scoring 31 goals as a winger before moving on to Sheffield Wednesday and Swindon. He played 29 times for the Irish Republic scoring away to Luxembourg . His first cap was against Netherlands in 1982 and he played all 3 games in the Euro 88 Finals including the famous victory v England , 1-0, in Stuttgart. The first Lot is his blue Tottenham woollen pullover from the 1981 Cup Final v Manchester City with the Tottenham crest and FA Cup Final Wembley 1981 embroidered beneath the crest on the left breast. Generally good

TONY GALVIN 1982 LEAGUE CUP FINAL Tracksuit top and leggings belonging to Tony Galvin issued for the 1982 League Cup Final with Tottenham crest and match detail embroidered in blue on the left breast. Liverpool won the game 3-1 after extra time. Generally good

TONY GALVIN 1982 LEAGUE CUP FINAL Tottenham match worn League Cup Final shirt 1982. White short sleeved shirt with Tottenham crest and match details on left breast.. Made by Le Coq Sportif and worn by Tony Galvin in the 1982 Football League Cup Final v Liverpool. Number 9 on reverse. Archibald gave Spurs an early lead but Rush equalised 3 minutes from the end and two goals in extra time gave Liverpool the Trophy. Good

GALVIN-HUGHTON 1982 FA CUP FINAL Tottenham short sleeve yellow shirt for the 1982 FA Cup Final v QPR. Tony Galvin thought that it was his shirt but as it is number 2 it is the shirt of Chris Hughton for the Final and after the game they each appear to have picked up the wrong shirt. The shirt is short sleeved, yellow with navy marks and made by le coq sportif. The Tottenham crest and match details are in the centre of the front of the shirt in navy blue and number 2 in navy on the reverse. Spurs defeated QPR in a replay at Wembley and both Galvin and Hughton played in both games. Good

TONY GALVIN - TOTTENHAM Long-sleeved Tottenham home shirt, number 18, believed to be 1981-82 and possibly from a European game as it is numbered 18 and Spurs reached the Semi-Finals of the Cup Winners Cup before losing to Barcelona. Made by le coq sportif with Spurs crest below the v neck in the centre. Navy blue cuffs surrounded by white and likewise the v neck . Number 18 in navy blue on the reverse and worn by Tony Galvin. Good

TONY GALVIN - TOTTENHAM Long sleeved Tottenham home shirt believed to have been worn in 1983-84 . Lecoqsportif badge on right breast , Tottenham Club badge and motto on left breast and Holsten in large letters in the centre beneath the two badges. Number 9 on reverse in navy blue. White shirt with cream stripes and probably used for European games. Some brown stains , light in colour, probably from the pitches. Fair-generally good

TOTTENHAM LEGENDS Tottenham Legends short sleeve shirt worn at the F40 Football 40 Charity Tournament at Fulham in 2011. navy blue collar, white shirt with sponsor Planet Hollywood and number 10 Walsh on the reverse. The property of Tony Galvin who played in the Tournament for Tottenham. Spurs, Arsenal, Chelsea and Fulham took part in the Tournament. Generally good

1984 UEFA CUP FINAL Match worn Anderlecht short sleeve shirt worn in the 1984 UEFA Cup Final v Tottenham and exchanged with Tony Galvin who played for Spurs in both legs. The mauve coloured shirt is from the second leg of the Final which Spurs won on penalties and was worn by number 6 , Anderlecht captain Franky Vercauteren. Good

INTER MILAN SHIRT Inter Milan shirt exchanged with Tony Galvin at the Ossie Ardiles Testimonial game, 1/5/86, Tottenham v Inter Milan which ended in a 2-1 Spurs victory , crowd being 30,586. The shirt is long-sleeved, blue and black stripes and number 11 on reverse in white. It is thought to have been worn by Minaudo of Inter. Maradona played for Tottenham in this game. Good

1982 CUP FINAL SHIRT- QPR Red short sleeved QPR 1982 Cup Final shirt worn by number 8 Mike Flanagan of QPR. Tottenham won the Cup defeating QPR after a replay and Flanagan was number 8 for QPR in both games. QPR badge on left breast with words Queens Park rangers Centenary with FA Cup Final beneath the badge. Made by Adidas with Adidas badge on right breast. From the Tony Galvin collection. Good

TOTTENHAM Excellent set of large Tottenham Club History books, limited edition, compiled and presented to the players by a wealthy supporter. I The large format cloth bound books cover the history of Tottenham from 1882-1974, eight volumes and come in two specially made bookcases to contain them. The books contain many copies of historical documents, programme covers etc throughout the ages for the period covered and are a unique history of Tottenham Hotspur between those years. This set was presented to Tony Galvin. Good

TOTTENHAM Small silver colour trophy on circular base inscribed Football Combination Champions 1978-79, awarded to Tony Galvin (Tottenham). Tottenham were Combination Champions 1978-79. Generally good

TOTTENHAM Small silver colour trophy on circular base, inscribed Football Combination Champions 1979-80. Awarded to Tony Galvin of Tottenham who won the Football Combination 1979-80. Good

TOTTENHAM Small silver coloured trophy on circular base. Trophy is inscribed "Spurs Supporters Club The Lewis Trophy 1979-80 Tony Galvin" and probably refers to Tony being Reserves player of the year 1979-80. Small indentation. Generally good

CHARITY SHIELD 1981 Plaque for the 1981 Charity Shield, Aston Villa v Tottenham awarded to Tony Galvin of Tottenham, Silver hall-marked shield on black plastic. The reverse side of the plaque is without the stand support. The match was a 2-2 draw at Wembley. Fair

CHARITY SHIELD 1982 Plaque for the 1982 Charity Shield, Liverpool v Tottenham awarded to Tony Galvin of Tottenham who lost the game at Wembley 1-0. Silver hall mark on shield which is affixed to a black plastic base (loose). The reverse side of the plaque is without the support stand. Fair

CYRIL KNOWLES Boxed medal awarded to Tony Galvin for playing in the Cyril Knowles Memorial match , 10/11/1991 , the Spurs team of 81/82 played the 90/91 team whilst earlier a Spurs 70-71 team played the Arsenal 70-71 team. Held in memory of ex Tottenham defender Cyril Knowles who had died a couple of months previously.. Small inscribed plaque inside the box with the medal. Good

GALVIN - TOTTENHAM Boxed medal awarded to Tony Galvin (Tottenham) for playing in the June 1985 Australian Tournament . Inscribed Tottenham, Udinese and Vasco da Gama. Complete with original box. Good

GALVIN BADGES Collection of metal badges and keyrings given to Tony Galvin during his career including Real Zaragoza 1982-83, Bermuda FA, Czechoslovakia FA, Orebro, Barcelona, Italy, England, Celtic, Tottenham, CCCP (Soviet Union), Mexico, Club Brugge, Limerick, Northern Ireland, Bohemians (Czech). Approximately 30 items, majority are long pin badges. Generally good

TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR Twenty four Labdarugas Hungarian football magazines 1961- 1966 with photos and articles relating to Tottenham. It would appear the editor was a secret Spurs fan! Generally good

HEARTS A collection of 22 Heart of Midlothian home programmes 1958/59 to 1998/99 either against European opposition in Competitive matches or friendlies largely against English opposition to include v Standard Liege (EC) 1958/59, Benfica (EC) 1960/61, Inter Milan (ICFC) 1961/62, Valerengen (ICFC) 1965/66 and friendlies v Stoke 1964/65 (Matthews played),Tottenham 1971/72, Chelsea 1980/81. Fair to generally good

MANCHESTER UNITED 50s Twelve Manchester United home programmes, 1950s, 49/50 v Burnley, 50/51 v Liverpool, 51/2 v Middlesbrough, 56/7 v Preston ( no token) and v Portsmouth (back page and token both replaced with blank paper), 57/8 v Newcastle (token) and v Tottenham (no token), 58/9 v Leicester (no token) and v Leeds (token), 59/60 v Leeds (score on cover, spine split , token in), West Ham (token) and v Everton (token). Some faults including some changes, scores etc. Fair-generally good

WARTIME - NEWCASTLE Programme, Northern Command v Western Command, 21/10/44 at Newcastle, four page programme, Charity match between the two Army Commands who were represented by players from Wolves (3), Tottenham , Derby, Leicester, Man City, Everton, Charlton and several other clubs. Pencil score, scorers etc, slight wear. Fair-generally good

CHELSEA 1914 Four page Chelsea home programme, "Warren Benefit Match", 27/4/1914, North v South held for the benefit of the Family of Ben Warren, Chelsea, Derby and England half-back., South were a London XI with players from Chelsea, Millwall, Tottenham, Fulham, Arsenal, Clapton Orient and Crystal Palace whilst the North included players from West Brom, Blackburn, Birmingham, Aston Villa, Oldham, Man Utd, Preston and Notts County. Ex bound volume. Generally good

CHELSEA TICKETS Approximately 140 home tickets 1969 - 2014 with the majority being Cup ties and Testimonials from the late 1990's onwards. Includes WBA 68/9 FA Cup, Stoke and Newport both 74/5 League Cup and Friendlies v West Ham 75/6, Chelsea Past XI 75/6, DS 79 80/1, LA Aztecs, China XI, Arsenal 83/4, Rangers 84/5, Real Sociedad 87/8 and Tottenham 88/9. Plus the Eddie Niedzwiekcki Testimonial and other tickets include ZDS matches Generally good

TOTTENHAM - BIRMINGHAM 1927 Tottenham home programme v Birmingham, 27/8/1927, two pencil tip punch holes at top of cover. Fair-generally good

TOTTENHAM - BLACKBURN 1927 Tottenham home programme v Blackburn, 15/10/1927, two pencil tip punch holes at top of cover, slight tears to one outside edge. Fair-generally good

TOTTENHAM - DERBY 1928 Tottenham home programme v Derby, 10/3/1928, pencil tip punch holes to top of cover, minor folds. Fair-generally good

TOTTENHAM - BRADFORD PA 1929 Tottenham home programme v Bradford Park Avenue, 28/12/1929, minor tears to edges. Fair-generally good

TOTTENHAM - ASTON VILLA 1934 Tottenham home programme v Aston Villa, 17/2/1934, Cup, slight fold. Generally good

TOTTENHAM - CHESTERFIELD 1936 Tottenham home programme v Chesterfield, 14/11/1936, minor fold. Generally good

TOTTENHAM - BARNSLEY 1937 Tottenham home programme v Barnsley, 25/9/1937, slight fold. Generally good

TOTTENHAM RESERVES Four full size Tottenham home Reserves programmes, v Reading 1927-28 (ink marks on back cover, fairly minor), v Portsmouth 1934-35, v Northampton 1937-38, and v Brentford 1937-38, some folds etc. Fair-generally good

PINNACE CARDS ALBUM Album issued by Godfrey Phillips Ltd, 1920s titled "Photos of Football Players" each page of the large album is set out for cards to be inserted in team formation and the album contains 65 Pinnace cards including players from Newcastle, Shef Utd, Liverpool, Blackburn, Cardiff, Tottenham, Bury, Crystal Palace, Dundee, Fulham , Bradford City, Birmingham and others. Front cover of album has tears to edges and slight scuffs but nice to see the original album and ideal for Pinnace collectors. Fair-generally good

TOTTENHAM 1937-38 Two Tottenham four page home programmes for the two Practice games, Whites v Stripes 14/8/1937 and 21/8/1937. Good

TOTTENHAM 1937-38 Three Tottenham home programmes , v Coventry, Burnley and Newcastle, all 1937-38 Division 2 games. Generally good

TOTTENHAM 1937-38 Three Tottenham home programmes, 1937-38, all Division 2 games , v Barnsley, Plymouth and Swansea (minor tear to top edge), some folds. Generally good

TOTTENHAM 1937-38 Three Tottenham home programmes, 1937-38, all Division 2 games, v West Ham (good), Aston Villa (creased, a few marks) and v Blackburn (small piece off bottom edge). Fair-generally good

TOTTENHAM 1937-38 Three Tottenham home programmes, 1937/38, v Blackburn (Cup) and Division 2 v Bury (score, scorers noted), and v Nottingham Forest. Generally good

TOTTENHAM 1937/38 Three Tottenham home programmes, 1937/38, v New Brighton (Cup replay, score, scorers noted), Luton and Chesterfield (Cup replay). Fair-generally good

TOTTENHAM 1937-38 Three Tottenham home programmes, all 1937/38, v Stockport, Fulham (slight wear) and v Sunderland (some stains and slightly grubby, Cup, attendance record 75,038). Fair-generally good

TOTTENHAM 1937-38 Three Tottenham home programmes, 1937/38, v Chesterfield (slight wear, minor tape marks), Norwich (good) and v Bradford PA (good). Fair-good

TOTTENHAM 1937-38 Three Tottenham home programmes , 1937-38, v Sheffield United, Southampton and Sheffield Wed, all Division 2 games. Generally good

TOTTENHAM 1937-38 Twelve Tottenham Reserves home programmes, 1937/38, v QPR (single sheet), Brighton (ss), Luton, Southend, Arsenal (ss), Southampton, Watford, Bristol City, Crystal Palace, Fulham, Chelsea and Bournemouth, all dated between 6/9/1937 and 1/1/1938, some have minor faults. Fair-good

TOTTENHAM 1937-38 Twelve Tottenham Reserves home programmes, 1937/38, all different from the previous Lot, v Chelsea (ss), Northampton, Coventry, Brentford, Portsmouth, Leicester (ex bound volume), West Ham (ss), Swansea, Reading, Charlton, Millwall and Clapton Orient (ss). Some minor faults. Generally good

1963 CUP-WINNERS CUP Atletico Madrid club magazine , May/June 63 with a preview of the 63 Cup-Winners Cup Final v Tottenham in Rotterdam. Generally good

TOTTENHAM WIN TROPHIES Collection of big match programmes when Tottenham won trophies, FA Cup Final programmes, 1961, 62, 67, 81 (both games) 82 (both games) and 91 (includes poster), League Cup Finals 71 and 73, Cup-Winners Cup Final 63 in Rotterdam v Atletico Madrid (very good), UEFA Cup Finals (both legs) v Wolves 71/2 and v Anderlecht 83/4. Occasional minor faults. Generally good