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Football. Multi Signed Burnley 1959/60 League Champions 18x12 colour photo. Signed by Robson, Cummings, Blacklaw, Angus, Connelly, McIlroy, Pointer, Pilkington and Meredith. Limited Edition. Photo shows the Burnley starting 11 with the League Trophy. Good Condition. Good condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £10

Pat Jennings signed 22x16 black and white 1967 FA Cup Final print Goalkeeper Pat Jennings proudly holds aloft the FA Cup Trophy with Cyril Knowles on their lap of honour after Tottenham Hotspur defeat Chelsea 2 1 at Wembley 20th May 1967 limited edition 250 copies. Good condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £10

Football. Nat Lofthouse Signed 16x12 black and white photo. Autographed Editions, Limited Editions. Photo shows Lofthouse proudly holding the 1958 FA Cup Final Trophy after beating Man Utd 2 0 surrounded by Bolton team mates. Good condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £10

Football. Nat Lofthouse Signed 16x12 black and white photo. Autographed Editions, Limited Editions. Photo shows Lofthouse with manager Bill Ridding drinking out of the FA Cup Trophy after Defeating Manchester United in 1958 Cup Final. Good condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £10

Football. Ossie Ardiles Signed 16x12 colour photo. Photo shows Ardiles with a trophy on his head. Good condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £10

Sean Fallon 16x12 signed colourised photo, Autographed Editions, Limited Edition. Photo Shows Fallon lifting the Scottish Cup Trophy after defeating Motherwell in the 1950/51 Scottish Cup Final. Good condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £10

Dennis Law 16x12 signed colourised photo Autographed Editions, Limited Edition. Photo Shows Herd and Foulkes Hoisting Skipper Law into the air while holding the League Division One Trophy May 1965. Good condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £10

Football, Carlos Alberto Torres signed 16x12 colour photograph pictured as he receives the 1970 Jules Rimet Trophy as Brazil's Team Captain. Torres, also known as O Capitão do Tri, was a Brazilian football player and manager who played as an attacking right sided full back or wing back. Good condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £10

Football. Ron Harris Signed 10x8 colour Autographed Editions page. Bio description on the rear. Photo shows Harris Lifting a Trophy for Chelsea. Good condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £10

A Scottish silver bowling trophy, by William Henry Prout, Edinburgh, inscribed 'Hamilton Bowling Club PRESENTED TO JOHN BROWN ESQ on the OCCASSION OF THE OPENING OF THE GREEN 26th APRIL 1967', on a tripod stand, 14cm Condition Report:Available upon request

A silver bon bon dish, by Mappin & Webb, the body with pierced openwork, a pair of silver salts, modelled as trophy cups, by Elkington & Co, Birmingham, a silver bon bon dish, Birmingham marks, and another silver salt, by C T Burrows, Birmingham, 227gms (5) Condition Report:Available upon request

Collection of Welsh non-league club football programmes 1948/49 Colwyn Bay v Conway, 1948/49 Whitchurch Alport v Ruyton Rovers (Welsh Amateur Cup), 1949/50 Caernarvon Town v Bangor City, 1951/52 Caernarvon Town v Penamaenmawr, 1953/54 Caernarvon Town v Blaenau Ffestiniog, 1955/56 Oswestry Town v Hereford Utd, Abergavenny Thursdays v Ebbw Vale, 1956/57 Ebbw Vale v Cwmparc, 1958/59 Camarthen Town v Bettws, 1960/61 Borough Utd v Blaenau v Ffestiniog, Caernarvon Town v Blaenau Ffestiniog, 1961/62 Borough Utd v Holyhead, Ebbw Vale v Merthyr Tydfil, 1963/64 Borough Utd v Slovan Bratislava (ECWC), Borough Utd v Sliema Wanderers (ECWC), 1964/65 Ebbw Vale v Swansea Town, Bangor City v Runcorn, 1966/67 Borough Utd v Penmaenmawr, 1967/68 Bangor City v Wrexham (reserves), Bangor City v Macclesfield, 1968/69 Bridgend Town v Abergavenny, 1970/71 Welshpool Town v Llangollen (Welsh Amateur Cup s/f at Oswestry), 1983/84 Brecon Corries v Cardiff City friendly 13 December 1983 4 pager, 1984/85 Blaenrhondda v Cardiff City S Wales & Mon. Snr Cup quarter final replay 4 pager, 1987/88 Welshpool Town Youth v Aston Villa Youth 10 April 1988 at Newtown, 1975/76 Brereton Social v Rhyl FA Trophy 8 November 4 pager, 1989/90 Croesyceiliog v Newport AFC silver jubilee celebration 14 March 1990 at Cwmbran Stadium, early 1990s Cwmtillery FC v Swansea City benefit match 4 pager, 1995/96 Builth Wells v Emlyn Hughes All Stars (Lee Taylor charity) 4 pager, 1996/97 Chirk AAA v Oldham Athletic (friendly) 6 August, 1997/98 Ebbw Vale v SC Bastia (inter-toto cup), 1997/98 Ebbw Vale v Casino Graz GAK (inter-toto cup); fair/good. (32)

Selection of Chorley FC homes 1955/56 Fleetwood, 1960/61 Marine (Lancs. Junior Cup Final), 1962/63 Tom Finney All Star XI v TV Stars XI (Shankly, Finney, Rowley, Mortensen & Des O'Connor, Tommy Docherty, Tommy Steele, Billy Wright, Sean Connery etc) charity match at Chorley FC, Stalybridge Celtic (Inter-League Cup replay), 1963/64 Ashton Utd, 1964/65 Preston NE (Lancs. Snr Cup), 1965/66 Rossendale Utd (FAC), 1966/67 Burscough, Burscough (Lancs. Jnr. Cup s/f), 1967/68 Morecambe (Floodlit League), 1968/69 Barrow (Lancs Snr Cup), 1969/70 Alfreton Town (FA Trophy), 1970/71 Darwen, 1971/72 Lancaster City, Manchester Utd. (Crerand, McIlroy, Aston, Rimmer etc.) Lancs. County Cup s/f), 1972/73 Skelmersdale Utd (Lancs. Trophy), 1973/74 New Brighton, 1975/76 Droylsden, 1976/77 New Brighton, 1978/79 Scarborough (FAC), 1983/84 Cowdenbeath (friendly), 1986/87 Wolves (FAC), Morecambe (Lancs. Trophy final); fair/good. (23)

Selection of Wimbledon FC home programmes 1956/57 British Olympic XI v Isthmian + Athenian Leagues, 1959/60 at Wimbledon: Tooting & Mitcham Utd v Walton & Hersham (Surrey Snr Cup Final), 1959/60 Aldershot Utd (friendly) 30 April 1960, 1960/61 Walthamstow Avenue (FA Amateur Cup), Walthamstow Avenue (4 May 1961) (+ match report), 1961/62 FA Amateur XI v AFA XI, 1962/63 Oxford City (FAC), 1964/65 Romford (FAC), Merthyr Tydfil, Kings Lynn (Eastern floodlit league), 1965/66 Cambridge Utd (poor), Romford, 1969/70 Crawley Town (FAC), 1971/72 Bath City, 1972/73 Bognor Regis Town (SL challenge cup), Guildford City, 1973/74 Cambridge City, Yeovil Town, 1974/75 Telford Utd (FA Trophy), Stourbridge, Leeds Utd (FAC replay), 1976/77 Edgware (London Snr Cup), 1977/78 (1st league season) Doncaster Rovers, Boston Utd (Northern League/Southern League champions cup), Brentford, Gillingham (FLC), Torquay Utd, Scunthorpe Utd; fair/good. (28)

1955/56 Bedfordshire County Youth (FA County youth holders) v Manchester Utd Youth (FA Youth Cup holders) at Luton Town for the Tomlinson Trophy programme 14 November 1955, 8 pages; (included in the United programme line up Bobby Charlton, Alex Dawson, Kenny Morgans, Shay Brennan, Eddie Colman, Wilf McGuinness etc.); slight crease, o/wise good. NB: United won 4-3, attendance only 1,699. (1)

Selection of FAC finals 1949, 1951 (poor), 1959, 1960 (poor), 1963, 1965, 1968, 1969, 1972, 1974, 1976, 1977, 1981, 1982, 1985, 1986, 1988, 2003; Littlewoods Cup final 1988; collection of FAC s/fs 1964 - 2016 (not consecutive) (25); 2003 Play-off Wolves v Sheffield Utd + match ticket, 1960 FA amateur final, FA Trophy finals/semi-finals (5); varied condition, overall fair. (A Lot)

Selection of New Zealand football match programmes 1960 Northern Island v South Island (also Auckland v Rest of New Zealand), 1960 Auckland v Waikato at Blandford Park, 1961 EFA Trophy Auckland v Bay of Plenty at Blandford Park, 1961 EFA Trophy Auckland v Otago at Blandford Park, 1958 Chatham Cup final Christchurch City v Seatown at Basin Reserve, 1961 Auckland v Waikato Meltzer Cup match at Blandford Park; fair/good. (6)

2x Period Football Trophies, a Goalkeeper with cap on saving, made of metal alloy, with a gold painted finish #28cm tall, plus a large goalkeeper with an oversized ball globe - a well-made silver plated trophy - size #49cm tall

Collection of Manchester Utd European Cup aways 1957/58 Shamrock Rovers (covers missing), 1965/66 Benfica, Vorwarts, Partizan Belgrade, 1967/68 Real Madrid (pirate), Hibernians (Malta) official + Hibernians Soccer Magazine, 1968/69 AC Milan (pirate), Anderlecht, 1976/77 Ajax, 1977/78 St. Etienne, 1980/81 Widzew Lodz, 1982/83 Valencia, 1983/84 Dukla Prague x 2, Spartak Varne x 2, 1984/85 Videton (wear to edge), 1990/91 Pecsi Munkas, 1992/93 Torpedo Moscow (green/white issue); also 1988 Arsenal (Mercantile Credit trophy final at Villa); fair. (21)

Collection of non-league football programmes 1947/48 Bromley v Wimbledon (FAAC), 1949/50 BI Callender's Erith v Southern Utd (CMA final), 1949/50 REME Cup Final Central Worksop v Training Battalion, 1950/51 Bexhill Town v Shoreham, 1951/52 Callender Athletic v Beckenham (Kent. Snr Cup), 1952/53 Walthamstow Avenue v Finchley (London Snr Cup Final), 1953/54 Sidbury Utd v Seaton Town, 1954/55 Shoreham v Horsham (FAC), Arundel v Lewes, 1955/56 Bedworth Town v Lockheed, Winchester City v Versailles (friendly), Briggs Sports v Clapton (London Snr Cup), Bromley v Tooting & Mitcham (friendly), Dulwich Hamlet v Clapton (FAAC), Burton Albion v Sutton Town (FAC), 1956/57 Staines Town v Willesden (Middlesex Snr Cup), Basildon Town v Ford Sports (Essex Snr Cup), 1957/58 Ilford v Wimbledon, Kidderminster Harriers v Hereford Utd (8 February - tribute to Manchester Utd inside), Devizes Town v Westbury Utd, Faversham Town v Bromley (Kent Cup), Briggs Sports v Hertford Town, Dorking v Reigate Priory (Surrey Snr Cup), Winsford Utd v Wellington Town, Oxford City v Kingstonian, 1958/59 Walton & Hersham public trial; Reds v Whites, Buxton v Crook Town (FAC), Hounslow Town v Hayes (Middx Charity Cup s/f), Ransome & Marles v Anstey Nomads, Leytonstone v Bromley, Corinthian Casuals v Dulwich Hamlet, Yiewsley v Pressed Steel, Sittingbourne v Folkestone, Old Bradians v TV Eleven (Pete Murray, Lonnie Donegan, Tony Newley, Bernie Winters etc. etc.), Worcester Park v Camberley, Edgware Town v Worthing, Bexleyheath & Welling v Tonbridge (Kent Snr Shield), Yiewsley v Gloucester City, 1959/60 Dulwich Hamlet v Dulwich Amateur League, Woolwich Select XI v TV All Stars (Jess Conrad, Roy Castle, Ronnie Corbett, Tony Newley, Pete Murray etc.), 1960/61 Aldershot v 2 Trng Battn. RASC (Aldershot Snr Cup Final), Winchester City v Fleetlands, Dagenham v Leyton (Essex Thameside s/f), Ford Utd v Eton Manor, 1961/62 Sutton Town v Kidderminster Harriers, Dagenham v Letchworth Town, Runcorn v Macclesfield, Dorking v Walton & Hersham (FAC replay), St Albans City v Wimbledon, 1962/63 Edmonton v Hounslow Town (London Snr Cup), Dorking v London University, Welton Rovers v Bromley (FAAC), Bishops Stortford v Barnet (Herts. Snr Cup), 1963/64 Tonbridge v Arsenal (friendly), Maidstone Utd v Wimbledon, Bexhill Town v Lewes, Woodford Town v Epping Town (Essex Snr Cup), Doug Insole XI v TV All Stars (at Walthamstow), 1964/65 Bexley Utd v Wisbech Town, Isthmian League v Royal Navy at Barking, Staines Town v Marlow, Wigmore Athletic v Lewes, Midland Police v Aston Villa (former players) at Kings Norton, St. Albans City v Woking, Cray Wanderers v Hatfield Town (London league Cup Final), 1965/66 Truro City v Penzance, Altrincham v Wigan Athletic (Challenge Cup Final), Woking v Guildford City (Mithras Cup), Cambridge City v Bedford Town, Hendon v Carshalton Athletic (FAAC), Clitheroe v Guinness Exports, 1966/67 Chester v Wigan Athletic, Runcorn v Witton Albion, Romford v Wimbledon, Midland All Stars v International XI (Billy Wright, Stan Matthews, Bert Williams, Jimmy Mullen etc.) Tony Allden fund (the player killed by lightning), Willesden v Edgware Town, Haywards Heath v Littlehampton Town, 1967/68 Oxford City v Oxford Utd (friendly), Leytonstone v Oxford City, Grantham v Altrincham (FAC), Carshalton Athletic v Crystal Palace (friendly), Metropolitan Police v Rainham Town (Anglian Cup), Ware v Hertford, 1968/69 South Liverpool v Runcorn, Skelmersdale Utd v South Liverpool, Staines Town v TV Stars XI, Alvechurch v Oldbury Utd (Midland Combination Cup Final), Hendon v Enfield, 1969/70 Aylesbury Utd v Wealdstone (FAC), Sutton Utd v Leeds Utd (FAC), Burton Albion v Macclesfield Town (FA Trophy), Wimbledon v Crawley Town, 1970/71 Winterton Rovers v Scarborough (FAC), Gloucester City v Hereford Utd, 1971/72 Crawley Town v Brighton & HA (Sussex Professional Cup Final), Arnold v Heanor Town (FA Trophy), David Webb XI v Monty Python's XI at Chingford, 1972/73 Clitheroe v Clitheroe Amateur XI, 1972/73 Willenhall v Rising Brook, Curzon Ashton v Prescot Town, 1973/74 Tiverton v Mangotsfield, Arundel v Lewes (Sussex Cup), Chatteris Town v Thetford Town, Bedworth Town v Stourbridge, Didcot Town v Fairford Town, 1974/75 Witney Town v Merthyr Tydfil, Westland Yeovil v Taunton Town, Alton Town v East Cowes, 1976/77 Bexhill Town v Wigmore, Walton & Hersham v Horsham, Atherstone Town v Wimbledon + v Telford (double issue), Anson Villa v Congleton Town (FA Vase), 1977/78 Dulwich Hamlet v Orient (friendly), Arnold v Port Vale (FAC), 1978/79 AP Leamington v Torquay Utd (FAC), 1980/81 Bridgnorth Town v Shifnal Town (Salop Cup replay), 1981/82 Bobby Charlton's All Stars (Stepney, Book, Bell, Summerbee, Lee, Charlton, Hunt, St John, etc. etc.), v Styal FC (friendly), 1982/83 Bridgnorth Town v Wolverhampton Wanderers (friendly), Boston Utd v Notts County (testimonial), 1984/85 Waddington v Preston NE (friendly), Clitheroe v Thackley (FA Vase), 1985/86 Bristol Manor Farm v Bideford, Clitheroe v FC Rivesaltes (France), 1986/87 Dorking v Old Suttonians, Shoreham v Wimbledon (friendly), 1987/88 West Bromwich Albion All Stars v Sutton Utd (at Walmley), 1989/90 Tamworth v Port Vale (friendly), 1990/91 Bury Town v Southend Utd (friendly), Cammell Laird v Harwich & Parkeston (FA Vase), 1991/92 Barnet v Sutton Utd, 1992/93 Devon & Corwall Police v Truro City, Wimborne Town v Bournemouth (testimonial), 1993/94 Weston Mill Oak Villa v Paignton, 1994/95 Matlock Town v Chesterfield (friendly), 1995/96 Peterborough Utd v Coventry City at Yaxley, Billericay Town v Cambridge Utd (friendly), 1997/98 Carshalton Athletic v Fulham (friendly), 1997/98 Altrincham v Sheffield Wednesday (friendly); fair/good. (138)

Collection of Altrincham home programmes 1958/59 Ellesmere Port Town, 1962/63 Runcorn, 1964/65 Buxton, 1965/66 Hyde Utd (League challenge cup), Oswestry, Wigan Athletic (League Challenge Cup Final), 1966/67 Wigan Athletic (FAC), 1968/69 Crewe Alexandra (FAC), Wigan Athletic, All Stars XI (8 Man Utd & 5 Man City players) (fund raiser for Manchester Schools team tour to USA), 1973/74 Wigan Athletic, 1975/76 Wigan Athletic; Chorley FC collection of homes 1955/56 Fleetwood, 1962/63 Tom Finney All Star XI (Cockburn, Shankly, Finney, Rowley, Lofthouse, Quigley, Mortensen, etc.) v Showbiz XI (Billy Wright, Des O'Connor, Tommy Docherty, Ronnie Carroll, Tommy Steele, Sean Connery, etc.) at Chorley 22 September 1962, Stalybridge Celtic (league cup replay), 1963/64 Ashton Utd, 1964/65 Preston NE (Lancs. Snr Cup), 1965/66 Rossendale Utd. (FAC), 1966/67 Burscough, 1967/68 Morecambe, 1968/69 Barrow (Lancs. Snr Cup), 1969/70 Alfreton (FA Trophy), 1971/72 Lancaster City, 1972/73 Skelmersdale Utd (Lancs. Trophy), 1973/74 New Brighton, 1975/76 Droylsden, 1976/77 New Brighton, 1978/79 Scarborough (FAC), 1984/85 Cowdenbeath (friendly), 1986/87 Wolves (FAC); fair/good. (A Lot)

FA Cup Trophy replica, polished finish, 28" in height base 9" diameter, to put on display - condition good (1)

Collection of Wolverhampton Wanderers home match programmes 1951/52 Manchester City (FAC) (damaged), 1953/54 Burnley, WBA, 1954/55 Tottenham Hotspur, Maccabi Tel-Aviv (ph), Bolton Wanderers, 1955/56 San Lorenzo (friendly), Everton, WBA (FAC), 1956/57 Preston NE, Sheffield Wednesday, Arsenal, Romania CCA (friendly), Cardiff City, Birmingham City (poor), Leeds Utd, Sunderland, Luton Town, Manchester City, Aston Villa, Charlton Athletic, Tottenham Hotspur, Bournemouth (FAC), Chelsea, Swansea Town (FAC), Portsmouth, Bolton Wanderers, Blackpool, 1957/58 Real Madrid, Arsenal, Sunderland, Aston Villa, Manchester Utd, Newcastle Utd, Preston NE, Leeds Utd, Tottenham Hotspur (scarce), 1958/59 Luton Town, Sheffield Utd reserves, Burnley, WBA, Arsenal, Tottenham Hotspur x 2, Blackburn Rovers, Bolton Wanderers, Chelsea, Portsmouth x 2, Schalke (European Cup) x 2, Preston NE, Manchester City, Manchester Utd, Newcastle Utd, Aston Villa, Blackpool, Nottingham Forest, WBA (FAYC), 1959/60 Newcastle Utd. (FAC), 1960/61 Sheffield Wednesday, Leicester City, Birmingham City, Bolton Wanderers, Tiflis Dynamo (friendly) (poor), Chelsea, 1961/62 Fulham, 1962/63 Arsenal, Bolton Wanderers, Honved (Hungary) (friendly), 1963/64 Manchester Utd (poor), 1964/65 Arsenal, 1965/66 Bristol City, 1966/67 Norwich City, Cardiff City, 1967/68 Liverpool, Sunderland, Sheffield Wednesday, 1968/69 Leicester City, Newcastle Utd, Nottingham Forest, 1969/70 Lazio (Anglo-Italian), 1970/71 Stoke City, Derby County, Leeds Utd, Manchester Utd, Norwich City (FAC), 1971/72 GVA v Groningen (challenge match), 1975/76 Manchester Utd, 1976/77 Burnley, 1993/94 Kispest Honved (commemorative match); also 1958/59 ESFA trophy final Brierley Hill & Sedgley & Tipton Boys Doncaster Boys (4 page), 1958/59 Showbiz XI (Sean Connery, Des O'Connor, Ronnie Carroll) v Express & Star (Bert Williams, Bill Crook, Joe Mercer, Roy Swinbourne); varied condition, poor/fair. (93)

Selection of Wimbledon FC away match programmes 1957/58 Ilford, 1958/59 Dulwich Hamlet (SS Cup s/f), 1959/60 Leytonstone, Tooting & Mitcham, 1961/62 St. Albans City x 2, 1962/63 Kingstonian, 1964/65 Tonbridge (Southern League cup), 1968/69 Chelmsford City (Southern League cup), 1973/74 Hillingdon Borough, 1966/67 Romford, 1976/77 Maidstone Utd, Chorley (FA Trophy), Gravesend & Northfleet, Athertone Town, 1977/78 Stockport County, Swansea City; fair/good. (17)

Collection of Welsh non-league match programmes to include Rhyl FC homes, 1956/57 Wellington Town (poor), 1957/58 Stalybridge Celtic(poor),Buxton (poor), Wellington Town (wear), 1958/59 Crewe Alexandra (creased), Winsford Utd (mark), Stalybridge Celtic (marks), 1960 Grimsby Town (FAC) (fair), 1960/61 Oldham Athletic (FAC) (age wear), 1962/63 Bangor City (tear), 1965/66 Winsford Utd; other clubs to include 1958/59 Colwyn Bay v Connah's Quay, 1960/61 Caernarvon Town v Bl Ffestiniog, 1963/64 Treharris v South Wales Switchgear, 1967/68 Bangor City v Macclesfield, 1968/69 Bridgend Town v BW Ramsloh 1948 (Germany), 1969/70 Rhyl v Ashton Utd, 1970/71 Caerau Athletic v Abergavenny, 1970/71 Bethesda Athletic v Pwllheli, 1971/72 Connah's Quay Nomads v Grantham (FA Trophy), 1972/73 Ton Pentre v Barry Town, 1976/77 Carmarthen Town v Milford Utd, 1977/78 Bridgend Town v Bromsgrove Rovers, 1978/79 Colwyn Bay v Formby (FAC), Bridgend Town v Hastings Utd, 1980/81 Bridgend Town v US Civitanovese (Anglo-Italian), v SS Francavilla (Anglo-Italian), 1981/82 Caernarfon Town v Oldham Dew, 1981/82 Clydach Utd v Swansea City (West Wales Snr Cup), 1982/83 Cilfynydd AFC v Treharris (memorial match), 1984/85 Caernarfon Town v Manchester City (15 years anniversary celebration of 1969 Investiture of King Charles), Caernarfon v Stockport County (friendly 6 August 1984), 1987/88 Caernarfon v Liverpool (friendly), 1988/89 Colwyn Bay v Frickley Athletic (FA Trophy), 1988/89 East Gwent v Manchester Utd (reserve XI) 3 August 1988, 1989/90 Merthyr Tydfil v Barnet, 1992/93 Caersws v Cardiff City (floodlights opening), 1994/95 CPD Drefach v Cardiff City, 1993/94 Merthyr Tydfil, Kidderminster Harriers, 1996/97 Cefn Fforest v Newport AFC (friendly) plus 1970s onward club issues by Taffs Wells, Talgarth, Chirk AAA, Cwmbran Town, Inter Cardiff, TNS, Trelewis, Tredegar Town, Tondu Robins, Tonyrefail Welfare, Tongwynlais Undeb Utd, UWIC, Cwmtillery, Cwmaman, Ystradgynlais, Ynysybwl, Yfelinheli, Treowen Stars, Treforest Never Say Dai, Glantraeth, Cemaes Bay, Cefn Druids, Cefn Albion, Cemaes Ynysmon, Cefn Mawr, Chepstow Town, Briton Ferry Athletic, AFC Cardiff, Cardiff Civil Service, Cardiff Corinthians, Welshpool, British Aerospace, Vale of Arrow, Castell Alun Colts, Garw, Carno, Cardiff Institute, Glan Conwy, Caldicot Town, Corwen, Bethesda, Berriew, Berridge Sports, Caersws, Tynte Rovers, Clydach Utd, Brymbo Broughton, Brymbo Steelworks, Blaenau Ffestiniog, Blaenavon Blues, Blacon Youth, Blaina Westside, British Steel, Skewen Athletic, Brecon Corinthians, Denbigh Town; fair/good. (170)

Scarce 1966 World Cup Wembley Stewards Badge depicting inset Jules Rimet Trophy, a square, enamel badge with pin intact to the reverse, appears in good condition

Collection of Stafford Rangers home programmes 1949/50 Atherstone, 1951/52 Atherstone (Sellotape spine), 1952/53 Ellesmere Port, 1953/54 Wellington Town (Cheshire League Cup), 1954/55 Winsford Utd, 1956/57 Crewe Alexandra, 1959/60 Tranmere Rovers, 1960/61 Bangor City, 1962/63 Wellington Town, Ellesmere Port Town, 1963/64 Ellesmere Port Town, 1965/66 Ellesmere Port Town, Mossley, 1966/67 Tranmere Rovers, Witton Albion, 1967/68 Northwich Victoria, 1968/69 Bromsgrove Rovers, 1969/70 Kidderminster Harriers (Staffs Snr Cup), 1970/71 Chorley, 1972/73 Wigan Athletic (Watney Shield), 1973/74 Great Harwood, South Liverpool (FA trophy), 1974/75 Halifax Town (FA Cup), Peterborough Utd (FAC),Great Harwood, 1975/76 Halifax Town (FAC), Bangor City, 1976/77 Gateshead, 1977/78 Workington, Stoke City (friendly), 1983/84 Bromsgrove Rovers; fair/good. (31)

FA Cup Trophy replica, finished Styrofoam, #26" in height base is 9" diameter, to put on display - condition good (1)

Selection of Romford FC home programmes 1962/63 Dartford, 1964/65 Gravesend & Northfleet (S League Cup), Margate (S League Cup), Yeovil Town, Cheltenham Town, Rugby Town, Tonbridge, Cambridge City, Enfield Town (FAC), Nuneaton Borough, Hastings Utd, 1965/66 Gravesend & Northfleet (S League Cup), King's Lynn (Easter floodlit comp), Gillingham (Steward Trophy), Bedford Town (Eastern floodlit comp), 1966/67 Cheltenham Town, Poole Town, Wisbech Town (Eastern floodlit comp) Weymouth, Barnet (Eastern floodlit comp), Hornchurch (friendly), Brentwood Town (Eastern floodlit comp), 1967/68 Brentwood Town (Eastern floodlit comp); fair. (23)

Selection of Shrewsbury Town programmes including friendlies/challenge match issues, mainly single sheet editions: to include homes 1969/70 Southport (Northern floodlit) (poor), Arbroath (public practice), 1973/74 Chester (public practice), Wrexham (FAC), 1981/82 Chester (group cup), 1982/83 Tranmere Rovers (FL Trophy), Birmingham City (public practice), 1983/84 Stoke City (public practice), Bristol Rovers (friendly), Telford Utd (Salop Snr Cup s/f), Oswestry Town (Salop Snr Cup Final), Colwyn Bay (Welsh Cup), Aston Villa (Midland Intermediate league Cup Final) x 2, 1984/85 Port Vale (away friendly), Shifnal Town (away friendly), Chester City (away friendly), Partick Thistle (away friendly), Llanidloes (away friendly), GKN Sankey (away friendly), Aston Villa (public practice), Swindon Town (Midland Youth Cup), Aston Villa (away Midland Youth Cup), 1985/86 Yeovil Town (away friendly), Coventry City (public practice), Shifnal Town (away friendly), Preston NE (FAYC) x 4, Hereford Utd (SW Counties Cup), Fulham (Full Members Cup), Bradford City (away FAYC), Bridgenorth Town (Salop Senior. Cup s/f), Aston Villa (Midland Intermediate league), Bournemouth (SW Counties league), Bristol Rovers (away in SW Counties league), Torquay Utd (SW Counties league), 1986/87 Luton Town (public practice), Wolves (away friendly), Oswestry Town (Salop Snr Cup s/f), Reading (Full Members Cup), Exeter City (SW Counties league) x 3, Plymouth Argyle (SW Counties league), CEFN Albion (Welsh Cup), Newport County (Welsh Cup); also 1986/87 Newport Town v GKN Sankey (Salop County Cup Final) at Buck's Head, 1986/87 Wrexham v Stoke City (public practice), South Liverpool v Telford Utd (pre-season friendly), 1985/86 Stafford Rangers v Wolverhampton Wanderers (pre-season friendly); fair. (50+)

1956/57 Manchester Utd. home match programmes Anderlecht (1st home European Cup match), Manchester City, Charlton Athletic, Everton, Cardiff City, Chelsea, Aston Villa, poor), Bolton Wanderers (opening of floodlights, tc, tm), Atletico Bilbao, Tottenham Hotspur (good), Sunderland (creased), WBA (heavy Sellotaped spine, loose covers), United presented with Div. 1 Trophy after this match; varied condition. (12)

Collection of Enfield FC home programmes 1951/52 Leyton (Sellotape), 1956/57 Hitchin Town, 1957/58 FC Sonegion (Belgium-friendly), 1958/59 Sutton Town, 1960/61 PSV Duisberg (friendly), 1961/62 Hornchurch, 1962/63 Ferryhill Athletic (FAAC) (poor), Middlesex Wanderers (Memorial Trophy), 1963/64 Dagenham (London Snr Cup), Whitby Town (FAAC), 1964/65 Barnet (FAC), Maidstone Utd, Barnet (FAAC), 1966/67 Chesham Utd (FAC), 1967/68 The Orient (friendly), FA Amateur XI v Amateur Football Alliance (single sheet), Wycombe Wanderers, 1968/69 Isthmian League XI (Challenge match), Leatherhead (FAAC), Harwich & Parkeston (FAAC), 1970/71 Rest of the League (Challenge match), Dulwich Hamlet, 1970/71 Ponte San Pietro (ECWC Amateur Cup), 1971/72 Maidenhead Utd (FAC), 1975/76 Sutton Utd, 1977/78 Ipswich Town (friendly), 1979/80 Yeovil Town (FAC), 1980/81 Port Vale (FAC), 1983/84 Dagenham, 1984/85 Exeter City (FAC), 1988/89 Cheshunt Park (reserves) (Enfield Supporters team); fair. (31)

Selection of Chatham Town FC home programmes 1955/56 Tunbridge Wells, 1958/59 Bromley (Kent Snr Cup), 1959/60 Snowdown Colliery Workers, 1960/61 Charlton Athletic 'A', 1963/64 Epping Town (challenge trophy), 1966/67 Brentwood Town, 1979/80 Erith & Belvedere, 1986/87 Andover; Cheltenham Town FC home programmes 1960/61 Kings Lynn, 1961/62 Folkestone Town, 1962/63 Folkestone Town, Barry Town, 1963/64 Folkestone Town, Corby Town, Trowbridge Town, 1968/69 away at Nuneaton Borough (Southern League Cup s/f) 10 March 1969; fair/good. (16)

Collection of repro 30mm x 15.5 mm Manchester United teams photos over the years to include 1908 Div. 1 champions team, 1948 FAC winning team with cup, 1948 FAC final Johnny Carey receives FA Cup from King George VI, 1948 team entering the field pre-kick off, 1948 FAC winning team with FA Cup, 1948 Team celebrating victory in the dressing room with champagne, Matt Busby/Johnny Carey with FA Cup, 1952 Div. 1 winning team with charity shield, 1956 United Div. 1 winning team with trophy, 1957 Div. 1 winners Roger Byrne with trophy, 1957 Roger Byrne with trophy, 1957 United FAC final team (in Cup Final colours) (NB: count the players), 1958 United FAC final team at Blackpool in Cup Final colours, 1965 United Div. 1 winners - Denis Law as captain on team shoulders, 1965 United team with Div. 1 trophy & charity shield, 1975 United Div. 2 winners with trophy, 1975 United team (on pitch) with Div. 2 trophy, fair/good. (18)

Collection of Macclesfield Town programmes 1961/62 Wigan Athletic, Northwich Victoria, 1962/63 Bangor City, Altrincham, Frickley Colliery (22 December-postponed), Sankeys, Runcorn, 1963/64 Frickley Colliery, Witton Albion, Chester, Winsford Utd, Frickley Colliery (FAC), Buxton, 1964/65 Rhyl Athletic, Tranmere Rovers (Cheshire Snr Cup), Chester (Cheshire Snr Cup), Witton Albion, Wrexham (FAC), Ellesmere Port (FAC), Chester (Cheshire League Challenge Cup), 1965/66 Buxton, Witton Albion (FAC), New Brighton, Ellesmere Port Town, Wrexham, Hyde Utd, 1966/67 Chester, Ellesmere Port Town, Buxton, Stafford Rangers, Frickley Colliery, Stockport County, New Brighton, 1967/68 Northwich Victoria, Rhyl Athletic, Oswestry Town, Fulham (Goalen testimonial), Lostock Gralam (Cheshire Snr Cup), Ellesmere Port, Altrincham, Wigan Athletic (FAC replay-single sheet; rare issue), Bacup Borough (FAC), 1968/69 Worksop Town, Morecambe, Bangor City, South Shields, Lincoln City (FAC), Runcorn, Fleetwood, Gainsborough Trinity, Scarborough, Ashington, Netherfield, All Star XI (testimonial), 1969/70 Morecambe, Stafford Rangers, Altrincham (FAC), South Shields, Altrincham, Gainsborough Trinity (FA Trophy), Great Harwood, Burton Albion (FA Trophy), Runcorn, Scarborough, 1970/71 Fleetwood, Chorley, Wigan Athletic, Boston Utd, Kirkby Town, South Shields, South Liverpool (FA Trophy), Ellesmere Port Town (Cheshire Snr Cup), Scarborough (FA Trophy), Dover (FA Trophy), Scarborough, 1971/72 Morecambe, Chorley, Ellesmere Port Town (FAC), Skelmersdale Utd, Matlock Town, Fleetwood, Bradford PA, 1972/73 Mossley (Watney Cup), 1973/74 Bangor City plus 1962/63 Macclesfield v Droylsden (FAC replay) at Stockport County 17 September 1962, single sheet; 1963/64 Macclesfield Town v Northwich Victoria (Cheshire Snr Cup Final) at Crewe Alexandra, 4 pager; 1969/70 Hyde Utd v Nantwich Town (Cheshire Snr Cup s/f) at Macclesfield 7 March 1970; 1967/68 Macclesfield Town official handbook 24 pages with full club history over the years; fair/good (88)

1970 European Cup Winners Cup Academica (Portugal) v Manchester City quarter final match programme 4 March 1970, (scarce issue); good. NB: Manchester City trophy winners this season. (1)

Collection of Dartford FC home match programmes 1949/50 Bromley (Kent Snr Cup), 1953/54 Haywards Heath, 1955/56 Gillingham (friendly), 1957/58 Sittingbourne (Kent Snr Cup), 1958/59 Clacton Town, 1963/64 Tonbridge (Southern League Cup), 1964/65 Weymouth, 1965/66 Watford (friendly), 1968/69 Aldershot (FAC), 1969/70 Great Yarmouth (FA Trophy), 1971/72 Nuneaton Borough, 1969/70 Ramsgate Athletic, 1973/74 Dover, 1974/75 Plymouth Argyle (FAC), 1975/76 Tooting & Mitcham (friendly); fair/good. (15)

1968/69 UEFA Cup Sporting Lisbon v Newcastle Utd programme 30 October 1968 (scarce issue); Vitoria v Newcastle Utd programme 26 March 1969; fair/good. NB: The season Newcastle Utd were the trophy winners. (2)

12x Yesteryear Miniatures Champions League Winners Premier League Champions Football figures, 12 hand painted metal figures of wooden base from a Ltd No. - to include, 2001-2016 Real Madrid x2, Bayern Munich FC Porto, AC Milan x2, Liverpool, Barcelona x2, Manchester United, plus a Champion's League trophy and a Leicester City 2015/16 Premier League champions (12)

1990-2004 England Amputee Football Collection to include a Shirt, Cap, Metal, Trophy Programmes, a collection to incl 2001 England polo shirt, 2002 England cap, 1991 Boeing World Cup programmes and medal, 1990 medal, 2001 Rio medal 1994 England v Russia trophy, 2 World Cup trophies, Seattle World Cup - all from one player

1982-84 Manchester United Home Football Programmes and LG Amsterdam Tournament Glass Trophy, 1982-83 x75 programmes, 1983-84 x91 programmes plus the LG Amsterdam 2006 tournament commemorative glass display - Manchester United, Inter Milan, Porto, Ajax - in its original box - size 18cm x 13cm

1980-1990 Cup Semi- Final Football Programmes, FA Cup, FA Challenge Cup, Charity Shield, final replay Milk Cup Final, Challenge trophy, Sherpa Van trophy and a 1982 Sliema Wdrs v Swansea cup winners cup 2nd leg programme (21)

Selection of Accrington Stanley home match programmes 1954/55 Southport, 1955/56 Chester, 1956/57 Barrow, 1957/58 Hull City, 1958/59 Portsmouth (FAC) (fixture on cover), 1958/59 Workington, 1974/75 Chorley (FA Trophy), 1975/76 Kirkby Town, 1977/78 Ford Motors, 1980/81 Ford Motors, 1987/88 Alfreton Town; fair. (11)

21x Yesteryear Miniatures World Cup Winners and Trophy Football figures, 21 hand painted metal figures of wooden base from a limited number - to include 1930 Uruguay, 1934 Italy, 1938 Italy, 1950 Uruguay, 1954 Germany, 1958 Brazil, 1962 Chile, 1966 England, 1970 Brazil, 1974 West Germany, 1976 Argentina, 1982 Italy, 1986 Argentina, 1990 West Germany, 1994 Brazil, 1998 France, 2002 Brazil, 2006 Germany, 2010 Spain, 2014 Brazil, 2018 France, plus a Julies Rimet trophy and a FIFA World Cup (the trophies might be additions by other makers)

Cap badges presented on a trophy belt , postage category B

A large Liverpool creamware ship jug with strap handle, one side with a coloured print of the brig 'Peggy of Maryport' wearing the red ensign, the other with a three masted man o' war wearing the white ensign with martial trophy, inscribed 'Joseph Harrison' below the spout, probably Herculaneum,circa 1800, 22cm [short hair crack to rim, small flat chip to underside of foot rim].

An Air Force One Trophy Vermin -MS .22 calibre CO2 target pistol serial number 'S/N 001855', black frame with bolt action and ten round rotary magazine, chequered wooden ergonomic grip. Please note - All modern air rifles and pistols will require face to face collection in person. Alternatively, the buyer should arrange for postage to a local RFD in their vicinity.

Billiard and Snooker silver trophies, twin handled silver trophy goblet 'Barnstaple & District Club Billiards Challenge Cup 1921' Birmingham 1920, 295 grams, 18cm height on ebonised base; together with similar silver Barnstaple Snooker Championship Cup, London 1926, 144 grams

A Viennese gilt bronze and porcelain cycling trophy,late 19th century, modelled as a mermaid holding aloft a drinking horn, raised on a waisted bronze plinth engraved 'I Preis, Internationales Radwettfahren Zehn Kilometer-Rennen - Wien 31 Mai 1891', the mount for the horn with bead and ribbon decoration, the horn with a medievalist relief of men on horseback over a relief of foliate banding, the horn to the bottom with two stylised reliefs of Celtic knots, 46.5cm highCondition ReportThe horn with craquelure and marks. Some minor nibbles to the bottom of the horn. The bronze throughout with patination.Does not appear to have been used to hold water. The glaze is inconsistent to the interior. Some marks and wear to the interior. Please see additional images.

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A George V silver rowing trophy in the form of an oar, maker Goldsmiths & Silversmith Company, London, 1915. The blade inscribed '12th Flotilla Regatta Sept, 1916. Officers Race Won by HMS 'Nessus' and 'Napier' the reverse with crew list.1. R Bacchus2. J A V Morse3. J McKelvie4. R J Usher5. E Q Carter6. T H Warde (cox)19cm long , 1cm wide, 1.1oz.

A GROUP OF CUT CRYSTAL AND OTHER GLASS WARES, to include a Baccarat Oceania green insert for a vase, a boxed pair of Stuart Crystal champagne flutes, a pair of Villeroy & Boch octagonal hi-ball glasses, a large pedestal punch bowl (with etched 'Midland Businessman of the Year' inscription and date), a Stuart crystal trophy and tankard, each etched 'IMI CCI 34th Ryder Cup', an ice bucket, a carafe, various vases and drinking glasses, etc (29) (Condition Report: generally ok, sd and would benefit from a clean)

A LLADRO 'CONSTANT COMPANIONS' FIGURE AND TWO FIGURES OF GOLFERS, comprising Constant Companions figure of a man and a dog, sculptor Juan Huerta, issued 1994 - 1997, Gres finish, height 33.5cm, together with a bronzed figure of a golfer attached to a wooden base as a golfing trophy, and a bronzed resin Veronese Collection figure of a golfer (3) (Condition Report: Lladro figure has loss to the barrel of his gun, trophy figure may be missing the end of the golf club, otherwise ok, would benefit from a clean)

Large David Hughes sculpture - commissioned in 1993 as a horse racing trophy. L: 36cm W: 25.5cm H: 24cm approx

A collection of 20th century postcards mainly being topographical views, together with a vesta case, framed cameos, costume jewellery, and a bowls trophy

A box of silver plated items to include a pierced bonbon dish, trophy cups and flatware

A Victorian carving set having a silver plated mount and simulated ivory handles (cased), together with various other silver plated items to include twin handled trophy

A George V silver twin handled trophy cup, engraved 'The la Touche Cup KMC Christmas 1929', London 1929, h.11cm; together with two further silver trophy cups, gross weight 13.3ozt

A Collection of Assorted Silver, including two small trophy-cups; a bangle; items of flatware and other items (qty)

A two handled Silver Golf trophy presented at 'The Golf Greenkeepers Association Annual Tournament 1927' for Best Scratch Score over 36 holes, presented by Members of Burhill Golf Club, dated 1925, won by F.T. Sumner, Leamington Golf Club for score 153, maker G.H. (Harrison Brothers & Howson), 9 1/4" including stand, ***CUP weighs 590g.