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Tottenham Early 1970’s Press Photos: A good selection of black and white 10 x 8” photos all with press association markings to rear, includes some 1971 league cup final photos (30) excellent

Tottenham, England & Scotland Wooden Football Plaques: 5 wooden plaques containing Tottenham, England, Scotland and two Great Britain, c/w a 1981 FA Cup winners Tottenham plaque in a different style (6) good

Tottenham Home & Away Football Tickets: Includes away matches at 63/64 Liverpool, 65/66 Preston unused, 72/73 Ipswich. Home matches include 70/71 Sheffield Wednesday FA Cup and 7 other early 70’s home tickets and a television rostrum ticket for White Hart Lane (17)

1970/71 Tottenham v Arsenal Title Decider Football Programme and Ticket: Famously the day Arsenal won the league at Tottenham on 3/5/71. Unused ticket is dated 27/3/1971, good

Tottenham Unused Home Football Tickets: A nice selection with counterfoils still attached includes 67/68 Southampton, 68/69 Arsenal, Wolves, West Ham, Stoke, 69/70 Ipswich, 70/71 Wolves, Chelsea, 72/73 West Brom and a detached counterfoil for the 63/64 Everton match (10) very good

Tottenham 1960’s Home Football Tickets: A nice selection including 65/66 Man Utd, Notts Forest, 63/64 Ipswich, 68/69 Man Utd, Liverpool, Leicester, Everton, Notts Forest, Coventry and 69/70 Crystal Palace FA Cup (17)

Tottenham Early 1980’s Press Football Photos: A nice selection of mainly 10 x 8” press photos. All have press markings to rear mainly individual players including Hoddle, Archibald, Perryman, Villa, Ardiles etc 70 +

Tottenham 1978 Signed Postcard Squad Set: There are 14 5 x 4” photos depicting individual players around the 1978 era. Each player has hand signed the front of their photo except one that has signed to the rear and John Gorman who hasn’t signed at all. A very nice set including the autographs of Armstrong, Villa, Hoddle, Ardiles, Naylor and Lacey

1967 Tottenham Cup Winners Football Postcard Set of 12: These 6 x 4” postcard style photos can be removed from album page to make a loose set of 12, unusual

1963 ECWC Winners Tottenham Signed Football Postcard: 15 of 18 players have signed this blank backed postcard in blue biro with only Blanchflower the noticeable absentee, black and white postcard depicts Tottenham with the cup

Tottenham Signed 1960’s Football Photograph Album: A folder containing 34 black & white photos which were produced at the time and appear to be press photographs although many are not stamped to the rear, many are autographed and span from the early 60’s to 1967 where there are photos of many FA Cup matches in their famous cup winning run. Autographs include Smith, Dyson, Jones, Greaves, Norman, Brown, Henry, Medwin, Clayton, Mackay, Saul and Allen. There are 37 autographs

1962 Tottenham Signed Football Team Photo: An original press photo with press markings depicting the 1962 squad with 11 of the 12 shown signed in that period in blue biro, autographs include John White, Bill Brown and Terry Medwin. Only missing Danny Blanchflower on this 10 x 8” black & white photo

Tottenham Signed Early 60’s Football Photograph Album: An album containing 38 large black & white original photos that appear to be press photos of which most are hand signed in biro and were done in the early 60’s era. The album states details of each match and includes the autographs of Cliff Jones, Jimmy Greaves, Terry Dyson, Morris Norman, Ron Henry, Frank Saul, Bobby Smith, Tony Marchi, and Jimmy Robertson. There are 55 autographs as most photographs have more than one autograph, stunning album

Tottenham Football Photograph Album: A fantastic collection of about 40 large black & white photographs ranging from the 40’s to the 60’s, including some signed with autographs of Pat Jennings, Bill Brown, Cliff Jones a few times. All photos have the feel of being original press photos although they are not stamped on the back, some very nice photos of Bill Nicholson, the 49/50 and 50/51 team groups and much more, all photos are removable, worth a look

Tottenham Rare Cloth Badges and First Day Covers: A folder containing many cloth badges including badges almost certainly taken from players shirts, there are 10 first day covers including 1981 FA Cup Final signed by Perryman plus 30 cloth Tottenham badges and more, well worth a look.

Tottenham Signed Football Autobiographies & Books: A nice selection of undedicated books including Glory Glory Bill Nicholson, Tottenham History 1972 Neighbour & England, Steve Perryman, Jimmy Greaves Lets be Honest, Gary Mabbutt testimonial brochure and a Clive Allen autobiography dedicated To John, excellent

Tottenham 1931/32 Official Football Handbook: Handbook is in good condition, has slight staining to rear and notes inside

Cliff Jones Butcher Tottenham & Wales Original 20ft Banner: A blue quality banner measuring over 20ft long which was over his famous North London shop and given to vendor when it finally closed

Tottenham Old Football Posters 1962 Onwards: 13 posters from all eras well worth a look

John White Tottenham Memorial Match Memorabilia: C/w poster advertising the game, programme and more noticeably a sketch by R Wall which was an early attempt at being the front cover of the match played on 10/11/1964 (3) good

Tottenham Ceramics & Old Drinking Glasses: A box containing some 1980’s mugs, set of three old tumblers with silver rim, c/w two different design pint glasses and more (18) very good

Tottenham Football Books: A box containing 29 books relating to Spurs including autobiographies of Jennings, Mullery, Ardiles, Tottenham history books and annuals, Football in London and Spurs Again by Robert Hale, The Battle of London Tom Stacey and many more

Tottenham Football Books: A wide selection of era’s including Alf Ramsey Talking Football by Stanley Paul, Glory Glory Nights, The Glory Game Hunter Davis hard and soft covers, Danny Blanchflower hard backed The Double and Before plus Sportsman’s book club versions of Jimmy Seed and Spurs by Julian Holland plus much more. One box

Tottenham Football Books Numbers 1 to 8 Complete Set: This complete set by Stanley Paul are all in excellent condition

Spurs News and Other Football Newspaper Issues: A selection of Spurs News the Newspaper style monthly magazine from the 80’s, c/w many newspapers relating to Tottenham’s triumphs particularly from early 70’s, c/w many magazines and a very good run of the early 70’s newspapers named Inside Football. Very heavy box with instructions to sell

Soccer My Spur Dave Mackay Signed Tottenham Football Book: Original 1961 autobiography by Stanley Paul, signed best wishes Dave Mackay on photo pictured, book is very good, dust jacket is good with tiny tear

Tottenham 1962 FA Cup Winners Fully Signed Large Football Photo: Original press photo measuring 20 x 16” is fully signed by all 11 players including White and Blanchflower. Black & white photo pictures the 11 with the FA Cup and was signed at the time in biro and obtained for vendor by Cliff Jones, item has been on display and although players have neatly signed across their white shirts there is slight fading to autographs but all are visible, no press markings to rear but on thick quality paper

1962 FA Cup Final Original FA Print: This original 39 x 27” print of the 1962 FA Cup final between Tottenham and Burnley was issued by the FA and comes in original frame and plaque stating the football association centenary 1863-1963, (a scene from the final tie of the FA Challenge Cup competition of Burnley v Tottenham Hotspur at the Empire Stadium Wembley May 5th 1962. This print is incredibly rare as it was only sent to football clubs and FA offices, incredibly rare chance to obtain this large option as small versions were issued as well, some football clubs and local football association premises still have this print in their boardrooms. This was obtained by Cliff Jones for the vendor

Bill Nicholson Signed Autobiography Tottenham Book: Glory Glory my life with Spurs has been neatly signed at the time of print in 1984 undedicated Bill Nicholson, very good condition book and dust jacket

History of Tottenham Football Book 1882-1946: Rare book in good condition by Wagstaffe Simmons, protective sleeve, hard to obtain book without d/j

Tottenham 1960’s Football Scrapbook Collection: 8 scrapbooks from the early 60’s which is a mixture of press cuttings and cut out programmes

Tottenham Old Soap Dishes and Ashtrays: Set of 4 ashtrays from the 60/70’s comes with 2 Spurs 1965 Winners of the Del Sol trophy with pictured team group, and 1971 league cup winners by pot luck souvenirs and a more modern Glen Hoddle testimonial year plate made by Martin Sharp.

1978/1979 Tottenham Signed Football: Includes the autographs of Daines, McAllister, Hoddle, Falco, Jones, Miller, Smith, Perryman and many others including manager Keith Burkenshaw, all signed in the era in turquoise biro

1973/1974 Tottenham Signed Football: Includes the autographs of Coates, Jennings, Knowles, Beal, McGrath, Perryman, Daines, Miller, Evans, Peters, Kinnear and others, all signed in that period on a size 5 match football

Tottenham China Tankard and Matching Football Saucer: Although year unknown we would estimate 1960’s, tankard measures 5.5” high and has gold piping as does the saucer the underneath marked Liverpool Road Pottery Limited, Stoke on Trent which overprints Royal Tudor ware by Barker, Ironside, with similar remarks and the word Sadler on the tankard. May be individual items and not a set, good condition but tankard has some crazing

1967 Tottenham FA Cup Winners Football Tankard: Etched on this rare item is the word Tottenham Hotspur 66/67 FA Cup Winners and the autographs of the team, very good condition pewter tankard

1962/1963 Rare Tottenham ECWC Winners Football Tankard: This pewter tankard has Tottenham Hotspur 1962/1963 European Cup Winners Cup and the date of the match in Rotterdam as well as the autographs of the team etched onto it, a few scrapes but in good condition

1960/1961 Rare Tottenham Double Season Football Tankard: This item which was very sort after hence rare in 1961 is engraved Tottenham Hotspur 60/61 The Double and has the autographs of the team etched onto it, excellent condition

Tottenham 7 x 4.5 Feet Stadium Football Flag: This large blue and white quality flag with the initials THFC used to be flying on the stadium, excellent condition with ropes still attached

Bury 1940s Football Programmes: Contains home versus Barnsley 1948/9 and away versus Luton Town 1946/7 & 1947/8, plus Tottenham Hotspur 1947/8 and Blackburn Rovers 1948/9 (5) Fair

Tottenham Hotspur Football Programmes: Stadium issue for the 1963 Cup Winners Cup Final versus Athletico Madrid and FA cup Semi Final versus Manchester City 1955/6 (2) Fair

Manchester United 1956/7 Home Football Programmes: Contains Seventeen First team league matches including Birmingham City, Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur. Also Everton FA Cup, Bilbao Real Madrid and Dortmund all European Cup, Reserves versus Derby County & Bolton Wanderers plus Youth Cup Final versus West Ham United. Sold with FA Cup Semi Final and The Red Devils publication (27) Fair

England v Italy 1949 At Tottenham Football Programme: Staples very rusty with two team changes, fair. C/W 1950 England v Yugoslavia at Arsenal Good (2)

Charlton Home Football programmes 1948 – 1956: 48/49 x 5, 49/50 x 1, 50/51 x 4 including Tottenham. (19) Generally Good

Tottenham 50/51 Championship Football Programmes: Home v Burnley Newcastle Everton and Portsmouth home and away. (5) Good

Fulham Home Football Programmes 1949 - 1955: Includes 48/49 Chesterfield, 50/51 Tottenham and 52/53 Airdrie. (25) Good.

Manchester Utd 98/99 Treble Season Football Programmes + More: Large box containing 120+ modern home programmes from 98/99 onwards including 15 home programmes from the treble season in mint condition including Tottenham plus magazines from same season, mostly mint. Being auctioned with instructions to sell

THREE TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR HOME MATCH PROGRAMMES comprising: Hungarian Select XI, 18/11/65; Polish Select XI, 23/11/66; Benfica, 5/4/62, cover in poor condition, taped and split; and a team poster commemorating "The Double", horizontal and vertical folds, rips to edges (4)

A COLLECTION OF TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR PROGRAMMES from 1962 to 1968 including Wolverhampton Wanderers, souvenir, 12/9/62, Arsenal, souvenir, 6/10/62, Benfica, 5/4/62, O.F.K. Belgrade, 1/5/63, Spurs v. Scotland XI, John White Testimonial, 10/12/64 etc, an unused Tottenham Hotspur v. Burnley ticket, 30/3/63 and two Tottenham Hotspur ticket stubs, Sheffield United, 9/2/63 and Bolton Wanderers, 27/4/63 (a lot)

A WHITE TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR SHORT-SLEEVED SHIRT No.10, with button-up collar and embroidered cloth badge, inscribed THFC, the reverse lettered Sheringham, the front of the shirt autographed by Teddy Sheringham. The above shirt was worn by Teddy Sheringham

Danny Blanchflower’s Tottenham Hotspur 1962 F.A. Cup winner’s medal, a 9ct.gold medal inscribed 1961-62, THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION, CHALLENGE CUP, WINNERS, TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR F.C., D. BLANCHFLOWER, now within a later pierced scrolling frame with suspension loop. Born in Belfast on 10th February 1926, Robert Dennis “Danny” Blanchflower played football for Connsbrook and Bloomfield United before joining Glentoran in December 1945. He joined Barnsley in 1949 for £6,500 and played four times for Northern Ireland before joining Aston Villa in a £15,000 move in March 1951. Whilst with Villa he played a further nine times for Northern Ireland before joining Tottenham Hotspur in December 1954 for £30,000. It was with Spurs that he had major success both at Club and International level. As captain for his national side as well as Spurs, he became one of the most influential and respected players of his generation. In 1958 he was awarded his first Footballer of the Year trophy and led Tottenham Hotspur to their “Double” win in season 1960-61 and a further F.A.Cup win in 1962, for which the present medal was presented. His club playing career culminated in the European Cup-Winners’ Cup win in 1963, with Spurs becoming the first British side to win a European trophy. In a ten year period with Spurs he made a total of 436 appearances, scoring 27 goals, including the third goal in the F.A.Cup final of 1962. He also captained Northern Ireland in their successful 1958 World Cup campaign and played a total of 56 times for his country. He retired from playing football on 30th June 1964 and had a successful career in journalism before returning to football as Chelsea manager in December 1978. He stayed with Chelsea in this capacity until September 1979 before becoming Northern Ireland manager. In the 1962 F.A. Cup final Danny Blanchflower captained Tottenham Hotspur to their second successive Cup final win. The match was played at Wembley on 5th May 1962 with Spurs defeating Burnley 3-1. Blanchflower scored his side’s third and decisive goal from the penalty-spot in the 80th minute.

Alex Scott’s 9ct. gold Football League Division One Championship medal season 1962-63, inscribed THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE, CHAMPIONS, DIVISION 1, SEASON 1962-63, A.S. SCOTT, EVERTON F.C., in original fitted case . Alexander “Alex” Silcock Scott (22 November 1937-13 September 2001) was born in Falkirk and a right winger who started his professional career at Rangers aged 16 in 1954 where he had jouined from Bo’ness United. Scott made an immediate impact scoring a hat-trick in his first-team debut against his home-town club Falkirk at Ibrox aged just 19 years old. In nine years with the club he scored 108 goals in 331 matches and won four League titles, one Scottish Cup and two League Cups as well as Cup Winners’ Cup runners-up medal in 1961 following the defeat by Fiorentina, albeit scoring for his side. Scott won 16 caps for Scotland between 1956 and 1966 and was a member of their 1958 World Cup squad. With Rangers signing Willie Henderson he moved to Everton in February 1963 for £39,000 and helped them win the Division One title two months later, for which the present medal was awarded. Harry Catterick’s team finished the season with 61 points, five ahead of nearesr rivals Tottenham Hotspur. Scott also won a F.A. Cup winner’s medal with the Toffees in 1966. Scott returned to Scotland in 1967 and ended his career with spells at Hibs and Falkirk, retiring from football in 1972 and setting up in business with his brother Jim, who had also played football professionally. Alex Scott died in Falkirk aged 63.

A pewter tankard commemorating Tottenham Hotspur’s European Cup Winners’ Cup victory in 1963, inscribed TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR F.C., 1962 1963, EUROPEAN CUP-WINNERS CUP, WINNERS, ROTTERDAM, 15TH MAY 1963, engraved with the club crest and the signatures of the finalists, height 13cm., 5in.

Robbie Keane: a signed white Tottenham Hotspur No.22 jersey, signed to the reverse below the number in black marker pen, short-sleeved, F.A. Premier League flashes; sold with a Football Museum Ltd dealer’s certificate confirming that jersey was match-worn and had been provided by Tottenham Hotspur FCC as a charity donation (2). This jersey is from Robbie Keane’s first spell at Tottenham Hotspur.

An autographed Tottenham Hotspur 1950-51 Football League Division Champions framed display, the mount with two sets of autographs, the first with 12 signatures over player portraits, the second a team-group removed from a lined ledger with 14 signatures, framed & glazed, 36 by 46cm., 14 by 18in.

An informal official photograph of the Tottenham Hotspur team during their 1952 Tour of Canada signed by seven players including Ramsey & Nicholson, the Spurs players looking resplendent in their Stetson hats, section missing from the bottom right hand corner, autographs unaffected

Autographed Tottenham Hotspur memorabilia, including a 1961 F.A. Cup final retro shirt signed by seven of the Double Winners; a replica 1981 F.A. Cup final shirt signed by Ricky Villa; four limited edition prints measuring 10 by 16in. photographic prints depicting superb images of Tottenham’s 1961 Double team, each print signed by 7 members of the team; and 15 signed limited edition prints measuring 16 by 12in. including Greaves, Ardiles, Marchi, Les Allen, Mackay etc.

F.A. Cup final programme Tottenham Hotspur v Wolverhampton Wanderers played at Stamford Bridge 23rd April 1921

F.A. Cup final programme Tottenham Hotspur v Wolverhampton Wanderers played at Stamford Bridge 23rd April 1921

A group of six Ipswich Town friendly home programmes from season 1936-37, Crystal Palace, Gillingham, Northfleet, Newcastle United, Southend United & Tottenham Hotspur