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A silver locket, an amber and silver brooch, a Celtic style design sterling silver brooch and another silver brooch; a silver brooch set with an amethyst; together with a modern bird style 0.925 brooch with a set opal and gold decoration (6)

Vintage brooches, a rose gold front cross, a Celtic pewter brooch, a Scottish feather brooch, etc (15)

WARTIME - INDIA Single sheet programme, Services XI v Manipur Road, 18/3/45 at the I.T.A ground. Services XI included Ditchburn (Spurs), Milne (Celtic), Hayward (Blackpool), Walker (Hearts) and Curtis (Arsenal). Scarce programme, minor folds, small tear. Generally good

JIMMY JOHNSTONE AUTOGRAPH A limited edition 20" X 14" colour print of a painting by Gary Brandham signed by the painter and Johnstone of Celtic. No 199 of 495 issued. Good

CELTIC - HAMILTON 1931 Celtic home programme v Hamilton Academicals, 29/8/1931, slight fold and minor staple rusting, no writing, slight ageing. Celtic won 6-1. Generally good

SCOTTISH 1950s Collection of 26 programmes, 23 for games played in Scotland plus 3 in England, Scunthorpe v East Fife 1/12/58, England "B" v Scotland "B" 6/2/57 (at Birmingham) and Nottm Forest v St Mirren 23/9/59 (Cup-Winners Challenge match). Others include Third Lanark v Dundee 57/8, Scottish League v League of Ireland 24/9/58, Scotland v Wales 13/11/57, Raith v Celtic 57/8, Aberdeen v Rangers 57/8, Hearts v Queens Park 57/8 (SLC) and v Third Lanark 58/9 (SLC), Glasgow Cup Final 27/9/54 Rangers v Partick at Hampden, Third Lanark v Forfar 55/6 (four pages , we are not sure if this is complete), Falkirk v Clyde 57/8 plus others from Stirling Albion, Hibs, Stranraer, Queen of the South, Dundee, St Mirren, St Johnstone, Dundee Utd, Clyde, Motherwell and Airdrieonians. Condition is a little mixed, a few are fair but most are fair-generally good or better. Fair-generally good

WARTIME-INDIA Four page programme, Tommy Walkers XI v Services Peshawar, 7/9/45 at Garrison Football Ground, Roberts Barracks, Peshawar, Walkers XI included Walker (Hearts) , Milne (Celtic) Whatley (Spurs and Wales), Corbett (Celtic and Scotland), Pugh (Cardiff) and Meaney (Celtic). The touring squad is listed in full and also includes amongst the 19 players goalkeeper John (Swansea and Wales), Powell (QPR and Wales) and H.McShane (Blackburn). Generally good

1951 SCOTTISH CUP FINAL Official programme, Celtic v Motherwell, 21/4/51 at Hampden, slight fold, score noted. Generally good

PINNACE COLLECTION MAGZINES Twenty full colour A4 glossy magazines for South Shields, Nelson, Ashington, Sunderland, Manchester United, Durham City, Arsenal, Celtic, Millwall, Leeds United, Orient, Newcastle United X 2, Huddersfield Town, Brentford, Reading, Barrow AFC & RFL, Aberdare Athletic, West Ham United and Middlesbrough. Good

MAN UTD - RANGERS 74 Manchester United home programme for the game v Glasgow Rangers, 9/3/74, friendly in theory but notorious for some of the most violent scenes ever seen at a British football game, United were perceived as being a Catholic club with strong links to Celtic and Ireland whilst Rangers fans were not particularly angelic at the time, in line with many others it should be stated, but the resulting crowd violence lead to horrific scenes. That United were experiencing a difficult season and one that finished with relegation and more crowd violence in the game v Manchester City which was abandoned shows that supporters of neither of the two teams were capable of being well behaved at the time and this game was an accident waiting to happen and it duly did. Programme is in good condition, complete with token and no writing. Good

SIGNED - CELTIC 1967 Col 12” x 8” photo, showing Celtic players taking to the pitch prior to the 1967 European Cup Final, West Ham’s Bonds and Lampard holding aloft the 2nd division trophy at Upton Park in 1981, signed in silver marker by 7 of the team including McNeill, Gemmell, Chalmers, Auld etc. Good

SIGNED - CELTIC 1967 / 1970 B/W 12” x 8” photo, showing Tommy Gemmell scoring in Celtic’s defeat to Feyenoord in the 1970 EC Final, together with a similar photo of Steve Chalmers scoring in the 1967 EC Final, both signed using a fine blue marker. Good

FOOTBALL PHOTOS Five press photographs, 1) Bobby Charlton Testimonial, Man Utd v Celtic 18/9/72, Charlton shakes hands with McNeill, 2) Salmons scores for Shef Utd v Man Utd 4/4/72, 3 ) Shef Utd hit the woodwork in the same game v Man Utd, 4) Pele playing against Roma, 3/3/72 in a friendly in Rome, 5) Ferencvaros taking a penalty against Wolves 5/4/72, first three are Press Association, last two are Associated Press, all are wire photographs , most measure 10" x 7" or thereabouts, two are larger, minor tears. Fair-generally good

ARSENAL Over 520 home programmes 1970/1 - 1989/90 missing 8 League programmes in season 1985/6. Includes all FA Cup, League Cup and Europeans And MCCT v Liverpool 88/9 and Friendlies v Benfica 71/2, Barcelona 73/4, Feyenoord 75/6, Tottenham and Hajduk Split 76/7, Tottenham 77/8, C. Palace 78/9, Cologne and Celtic 80/1, Tottenham 84/5, Celtic 86/7 and France 88/9. Team changes and scores entered 70/1 - 78/9. Generally good

ARSENAL MISCELLANY Small miscellany including 1947/8 Champions Players' Souvenir Brochure, Inside The Gunners 1970/1 magazine, Supporters' Club Christmas Draw Ticket booklets 1988, 2 badges: Supporter's Club lapel badge and The Gunners with red ball centre, 1971/2 FDC v Stroemsgodset, 1993 LC Final ticket, 1995/6 season ticket book, official 1970's tie, 1993/4 Merchandising Catalogue, home programmes v Celtic 91/2 Testimonial, Rangers 62/3 Testimonial, v Omonia 69/70 and Reserves v. Tottenham 23/10/1954 and 14/2/1970 with Greaves and Gilzean playing for Tottenham, the last 4 have team changes and scores entered plus 12 big match programmes at neutral grounds 1972 - 1993 including 1993 FA Cup Final and Replay and 1993 League Cup Final. Generally good

1945-FORCES REPRESENTATIVE Exceedingly rare match-card programme, Kandy Amateur League United Services XI v British Tourists, 4/10/45 at Kandy. The team lists are signed by the players including McShane (Blackburn), Delaney (Arsenal), Curtis (Arsenal) and many other members of the British Professionals Touring Party including Walker (Hearts), Corbett (Celtic), Milne (Celtic). The Kandy side consisted of British Servicemen and they have also signed the match card which belonged to one of their players. There is some paper erosion to the match card around the edges but the line-ups are not affected. Signed by 29 players in ink. The item belonged to Hartburn who played for Kandy and after the War he played for QPR, Millwall, Watford and Orient. Probably one of the scarcest Wartime representative programmes. Fair

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

SCOTTISH PROGRAMMES 60s Collection of 46 Scottish programmes , all 60s, plus 6 programmes for games played in England v Scottish opponents being York v Kilmarnock 26/7/69, Spurs v Scotland XI 10/11/64 (John White Memorial Match), Newcastle v Hibs 30/3/68, Preston v Hearts 17/2/67, Crystal Palace v Dundee Utd 17/4/67 and Leicester v Partick 31/3/62. The Scottish programmes include Dunfermline v Clyde 60/61, Hearts v Third Lanark 58/9 (SLC), Celtic v Montrose 60/61 (Cup) and v Third Lanark 60/61, Rangers v Clyde 60/61, St Johnstone v Slovan 65/6, Hibs v Partick 61/2 (SLC), Stirling v Berwick 60/61, Rangers v Sportklub Rapid Vienna 64, v Red Star (Belgrade) 64, v Borussia Monchengladbach 60/61, Celtic v Real Madrid 62, v Racing Club Buenos Aires 67, Scottish Cup Final 69, Scottish League Cup Final 64, Scotland XI v Scottish League 5/2/62, Scottish League v Football League 17/3/65 plus numerous others from a variety of clubs, mainly mid 60s. Most are generally good, some minor defects. 52 programmes in total. Fair-generally good

TOTTENHAM - CELTIC 1966 Match programme from the Canadian Tour of both clubs, Tottenham v Celtic, 21/5/66 in Toronto, large format, red cover, Celtic won 1-0, vertical fold, team changes. Generally good

CELTIC - DUNDEE 1932 Celtic home programme v Dundee, 10/12/1932, slight wear along folds and some creasing, no writing. Fair-generally good

SCOTTISH LEAGUE CUP 1960s Twenty one Scottish League Cup Semi-Final programmes between 1960 and 1970, Kilmarnock v Hamilton 1960, both 1961, both 1962, Morton v Hibs + replay 1963, both 1964, Rangers v Kilmarnock 65, Rangers v Aberdeen 66, both 1967, both 1968, all 3 from 69 including Celtic v Ayr replay, all 3 from 1970 including Celtic v Dumbarton replay. Only two have score noted, some folds, occasional slight crease but mostly good. Generally good

CATHOLIC YOUTH COUNCIL - CELTIC 1966 Very scarce match programme, Catholic Youth Council All-Stars, St Louis v Glasgow Celtic, 29/5/66 at Roosevelt High School Field. 28 page programme, slight fold, minor creases. Generally good

TOTTENHAM - CELTIC 1957 Match programme, Tottenham v Celtic, 8/6/57 in Toronto, fold, team changes and some minor repairs. Fair

CELTIC Over 50 home and away programmes: 38 homes - 78/9 X 1, 82/3 X 2, 83/4 X 1, 84/5 X 5, 85/6 X 12, 86/7 X 7 and 87/8 X 10. 14 aways - 85/6 X 6, 86/7 X 4 and 87/8 X 4. Good with no writing or creases. As described

MOTHERWELL - CELTIC 67 Motherwell home programme v Celtic, 8/4/67, wonder season for Celtic who a few weeks later became the first British team to win the European Cup. Good

IRELAND v ARMY 1943 Scarce small single sheet programme on pale green paper, Army v Ireland , 11/9/43 at Windsor Park, Belfast. Ireland included Brolly (Millwall), Doherty (Man City), Stevenson (Everton) and Jones (Blackpool) , the other members of the Irish team all being based in Ireland including 4 x Belfast Celtic and 2 x Linfield. The Army side included Swift, both Comptons, Cullis and Britton. Programme measures 7" x 6". Generally good

INTER CONTINENTAL CUP Programmes from the 1967 and 1968 matches Celtic v Racing Club De Buenos Aires and Manchester Utd v Estudiantes. Generally good

1973 EUROPEAN CUP TPS Turku v Glasgow Celtic played 19 September 1973 at Paavo Nurmis Stadion in Turku, Finland. Scarce 44-page official programme. Generally good

SCOTTISH LEAGUE CUP 1950s Collection of 9 Scottish League Cup Semi-Final programmes, 54 East Fife v Motherwell, 56 Celtic v Clyde and Dundee v Partick (6/10/56), 57 Rangers v Brechin and Celtic v Clyde , 58 Hearts v Kilmarnock ( slight damage to bottom corner of cover) and Celtic v Partick , 59 Third Lanark v Arbroath and Hearts v Cowdenbeath. Only a couple have writing and some have slight damp creasing to bottom corner otherwise generally good. Fair-generally good

A collection of decorative items, to include a Kayserzinn pewter Art Nouveau style cup, beadwork bag, a quartz ball, Celtic pewter bangle etc.

A hallmarked 9ct gold ring, together with a Scottish silver Celtic style ring, gross wt. 9.6g, size R & N.

9ct gold gents diamond set Celtic ring, RRP £400, size U

A simulated crocodile skin jewellery box containing assorted silver jewellery including gate bracelet, filigree work, hardstone ring and Celtic onyx pendant etc.

1967 EUROPEAN CUP FINAL FOOTBALL PROGRAMMEInter Milan v Celtic, the famous Lisbon Lions match programme, dated 25/5/67, approaching the 50th anniversary, including match ticket (2)

Clarice Cliff Hand Painted Globular Shaped Lidded Preserve Pot. Celtic Harvest / Fruits Design. c.1930's. 4.5 Inches High, Mint Condition.

Victorian 9ct Rose Gold Celtic Knot Designed Brooch. 2.9 grams. 1.75 Inches Wide.

ROSS, A. Pagan Celtic Britain: studies in iconography and tradition. Routledge, 1967, 4to, cloth, dw, with card to Fowles from Dorset historian Rodney Legg. HOMANS, G. English Villagers of the Thirteenth Century. Harvard, 1942, cloth, dw. VULLIAMY, C. John Wesley. Bles, 1931, cloth, numerous marginal notes by Fowles; and others, history and biography. (33)

Donegal Town F.C. publications to include Packie Bonner Celtic and Republic of Ireland goalkeeper and Donegals favourite son' 74 page tribute programme signed inside by Tommy Burns of Celtic,1995 Donegal Town F.C. 25th year celebration 98 pages, 1998 Donegal/Celtic supporters clubs 1st 50 page issue, 1999 Donegal/Celtic supporters clubs tribute to Paul Lambert.

Selection of 1960s Scottish Football programmes to include League Cup Semi-Finals 1959 Hearts v Cowdenbeath, 1962 Hearts v St Johnstone, 1964 Celtic v Morton, Scottish Cup SF 1962 Rangers v Motherwell x2, `962 Celtic v St Mirren x2, `963 Raith Rovers v Celtic, Rangers v Dundee United, 1964 Kilmarnock v Dundee United, plus others, worth inspecting, plus 1960s Rangers v Celtic ticket, overall condition good (17)

Selection of Hearts away football programmes for 1962/1963 to include Celtic (SLC), Dundee (SLC), Hibernian, Morton (SLC), Partick Thistle, Dunfermline Athletic, Third Lanark, Raith Rovers, Celtic, Motherwell, Rangers. (11) Fair to good.

Selection of 1950s hearts home football programmes to include 1950/1951 Partick Thistle, Clyde, 1951/1952 Dundee, Celtic. (4) Fair to good.

Scarce 1967 World Club Championship programme Racing Club (Argentina) v Celtic in Buenos Aires. Fair to good, has creases, slight foxing.

1947/1948 Celtic v Motherwell Scottish cup match football programme at Celtic Park. Tiny split to spine, slight rust marks, otherwise good.

Scottish programmes all 1950s to include 1953/1954 Celtic v Airdrieonians, 1957/58 Hearts v Raith Rovers, 1957/1958 St. Mirren v Third Lanark, 1957/1958 Dundee v Celtic, 1958/1959 Morton v British Army, 1957/1958 Hearts Official Handbook (record championship season), plus others (26) Fair to good.

1965/1966 Collection of Hearts home football programmes to include Rangers x 2 different, Aberdeen x 2 different, Hibernian x 2 different, Dunfermline, Celtic x 2 different, Partick Thistle, Dundee United, Stirling Albion plus others. (23) Fair to good

1977/78 Rangers v Celtic football programme signed by Danny McGrain plus the scarce Hawick Royal Albert v Celtic match programme dated 11 May 1980 signed by David Moyes, Charlie Nicholas, Pat Bonner plus 6 other players. (2) Fair-good.

Selection of Scottish football programmes to include 1962 Edinburgh Select v. Burnley, 1968 Newcastle United v Celtic, 1967 Stirling Albion v Celtic, 1960 Hibernian v Dunfermline, 1963 Hearts v Third Lanark, 1964 Queen of the South v Hearts, 1964 Brechin City v Dundee, 1963 Dunfermline Athletic v Hearts, plus many others with a good variation of clubs. Worth an inspection. Fair to good. (100+)

Collection of 1965/1966 Hearts away football programmes to include Aberdeen, Celtic, Rangers, Hibernian, Clyde, plus others (14)

1962/1963 Hearts home football programmes including league and league cup matches to include Celtic x 2, Third Lanark, Rangers, Raith Rovers, Hibernian, Dunfermline plus others. (21). Condition varies.

A Collection of UK Silver Proofs comprising: £5 2001 'Victorian Anniversary,' a 2-coin £2 set 2006 'Brunel - The Man & His Achievements,' £1 2001 rev. Celtic Cross (Northern Ireland), 50p 1998 'NHS' & crown 1972, all with certs, in CofI, FDC, together with proof set 1970 with cert, in CofI, FDC, a set of 5 x CuNi crowns 1965, 1972, 1977, 1980 & 1981, card mounted in a Sandhill case & USA proof set 1977s 6 coins 1 cent to 1 dollar, in CofI, FDC & a silver dollar 2000 'Silver Eagle' BU

Comprising: a 'Real Scottish Plume' brooch in original box and a 'Miracle' celtic kilt pin/brooch in the original packaging.

An oak spinning chair carved with Celtic Knot motifs, raised on turned legs, back detailed 'Oak from the old roof of Little Driffield Church, C W Wheatley'.

A Clogan 9ct rose gold wedding band, with a Celtic Knot design, size R, boxed with certificate, 7.0g.

A Norwegian silver ovoid pepper, domed pierced cover above a band of Celtic knot guilloche above an arrangement of arches and leafy scrolls, ropetwist girdle, the lower section with reptilian scales and feet, .830 standard, Henrik Moller, Trondheim, c.1930

An Art Deco silver four piece tea service, comprising teapot, water pot, milk jug and sugar basin, angular scroll-capped handles, Celtic knot borders, the tea and water pots with bakelite fittings, the latter 20cm high, Ollivant & Botsford, Sheffield 1957, 60oz gross, card retailer's box

A George V silver two-handled bowl, maker Finnigans Ltd, Dublin, 1921: of plain circular form with Celtic knot decoration to the rim and foot, the handles in the form of Celtic dragons, raised on a circular spreading foot, 21cm. diameter, 19.98ozs.

A pair of Arts and Crafts influenced blue and green enamelled buckles: unmarked , the centre decorated with a Celtic knot within an enamelled border.

Poole pottery flared rim vase and similar designed Devon pottery jugs together with Spode commemorative Celtic-patterned manuscript inscribed plates (9)

Anthony Scott (b.1968) Horse bronze - artist's proof signed 57 x 64 x 17cm (22 x 25 x 7in) Private Collection Anthony Scott was born in Co. Fermanagh and attended university in Belfast before completed an MA in Cardiff in 1993. Scott is primarily known for his beautifully stylised bronze animals that draw upon Celtic mythology and literature, their expressions and stances imbued with human characteristics invoking heroism and passion. Having come from a farming background; animals have always been an important source of inspiration for Scott and through bronze he attempts to capture the essence of the animal. Scott has been a regular annual exhibitor at the Royal Hibernian Academy and has shown extensively in Ireland, the UK and at numerous international art fairs. In May 2011, HM Queen Elizabeth II unveiled a new sculpture by Anthony Scott at the Irish National Stud in Kildare. His work is also included in the public collections of the Arts Council of Northern Ireland, the Barbican Centre, London, the Crafts Council of Ireland, the US Ambassador's Residence in the Phoenix Park, Dublin, AIB Bank Centre, Kelly's Hotel Rosslare and in numerous important private collections.

A DANISH WHITE METAL TORQUE, marked silver; a Anton Michelsen torque bangle, a pair of Danish white metal marked silver earrings and a Birmingham silver tea strainer with Celtic style handle (4)