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SHREWSBURY / NEW BRIGHTON Very scarce Shrewsbury home programme, v New Brighton, 5/5/51, final game of Shrews first season in the Football League and the last ever Football League match played by New Brighton who finished bottom of Division 3 North and were not re-elected being replaced by Workington. The programme has a slight fold and a rusty staple but is otherwise good. Generally good
NEW BRIGHTON Home programme v Bradford PA, 28/4/51, Third Division North. Only one more home Football League programme was produced by New Brighton ( v Chester 2/5/51). New Brighton finished bottom of the Division and were surprisingly not re-elected, Workington taking their place. Minor fold. Generally good
1938 CUP FINAL Final programme, Huddersfield v Preston, with minor spinal repairs and rusting staples but no writing. Comes with edition of Birmingham Mail, April 30th 1938, Football Final, with match reports of Final and other games played on the day.(complete four page edition with a few folds). As described
NEWSPAPERS Three complete Newspapers, Sunday Graphic 19/4/1936 which covers a full football programme and the Rugby League Cup Final, 5 pages of football. The other two papers are wartime issues, Leicester Mercury 31/10/42 with match reports and scores, and London Evening News 21/9/42, tears along folds. Fair
STAR "GREEN UN" Six copies of the Star football special "Green Un", all 56/7 season, Oct 27th, Nov 10th, Dec 8th, March 9th, March 16th and April 22nd. Complete issues but some paper loss and occasional issue has sellotape at edges. Good coverage of the Yorkshire Clubs especially Barnsley. Fair
SUNDERLAND Very rare share prospectus , 13th July 1896, issued by the Club and inviting potential investors to subscribe to the issue of 5,000 £1 shares in a new Football Club, Sunderland Association Football Club Ltd. Prior to this date Sunderland Association Football Club was a private Club and the aim of the share issue was to raise funds for the future purchase of the Newcastle Road ground used by Sunderland for their home games. The four page prospectus provides details of assets and liabilities of the Club together with a list of Shareholder privileges and future aims of the Club including the holding of cycling and athletics events once the ground freehold had been purchased. This is certainly a historic piece of the Sunderland Club history and whilst the prospectus does have substantial tears along the folds , these could , if so desired, be easily repaired by a professional restorer. There is also some wear and grubbiness to the rear cover but for collectors of Sunderland ephemera, this item would greatly enhance their collection. As described
SUNDERLAND Report of Directors and set of Accounts for the year-ended April 30th 1897. This is the first set of Accounts for Sunderland Association Football Club Ltd and makes very interesting reading. The four page document includes a report on the year by the Directors including comments on players and on the financial situation. The Accounts themselves make for interesting reading including details of quite a large loss for the year. The document has slight wear along folds but is in generally good condition. As described
FOOTBALL AUTOGRAPHS A collection of autographs on loose pages taken from scrapbooks, mainly 50s, a variety of teams including Brighton x 11, a number of partly signed teams including Stockport, Orient, Colchester, Fulham, Villa and Arsenal. Also includes some individual items inc Ron Greenwood, Brian Clough, Jack Kelsey, Jimmy Hill etc. Generally
1958 EUROPEAN CUP FINAL A.C Milan v Real Madrid, official Belgian F.A (URBSFA) French edition dated 28 May 1958, "Organe Officiel de L`Union Royale Belge des Societes de Football Association" programme for the match at Heysel Stadium, Brusselles. The Belgian FA produced two issues for the match at Heysel which was at the time the national stadium in Belgium, one in Flemish and one in French. The Flemish issue was named "Sportleven" and the French edition named "La Vie Sportive". Good
WELSH FOOTBALL CLUBS Approx 200 programmes. Covers all the Welsh Football League clubs plus a few non-league. Includes Newport County last game v Rochdale 87/88, plus first season Conference. Also features 24 Welsh Cup programmes, e.g: Wrexham v Chester 64/65 semi-final; Newport v Swansea 63/64; Wrexham v Chester 57/58 Final Replay; Wrexham v Cardiff 70/71 Final; Cardiff v Newport 66/67 semi-final. A nice lot in particularly clean condition. As described
TREASURE CHEST A selection of items which truly lives up to the name , probably our best to date, includes over 60 Football programmes, tickets, trade cards, Covers, annuals, papers, 48 Cup Final Souvenir, fixture cards, postcards and many other items, surely something for everyone and usually in generally good condition-good. Programmes include 1960 European Cup Final (fair), Swansea v Millwall 48/9 ( minor ink marks), Orient v Notts County 49/50, Bolton v Preston 56/7, England v Scotland 3/12/45 Army International at Spurs, Luton v Man Utd 58/9, Man Utd v Preston 51/2, 1973 Express 5-a-side Tournament, Ajax v Man Utd 76/7, Linfield v Glenavon 52/3, England v Yugoslavia 56, v France 62 at Hillsborough, Hendon v Newcastle Cup 74 ( both games), Hillsborough Disaster Semi-Final, Ireland v England 60, 54 Cup Final (rusty staples) and likewise England v Scotland 47, + European Cup Final 2001, postcards incluude Aston Villa 1905 ( generally good), newspapers from 52 Cup Final, tickets include England Internationals, Rugby Internationals etc, Covers include Cup Finals and Internationals, Annuals include 27-28 Post Football Guide, cards include good condition Shermans and Fleetway cards. Other items including Liverpool Players Brochure for 65 Cup Final (good) and Hornet Wallet of International Cup teams. Certainly well worth a look and condition of most items is generally good. As described
CARDS Eight cards issued early 20th Century to 1939, 1 x Clarkes Cigarettes (T.Nicol-Burnley), 1 x Comptons Gravy Salt (Lincoln City), small B.D.V Cigarettes Silk (Lincoln City), 1 x Football Towns and Crests (Adventure) (Blackburn, Lincoln, Ayr and Huddersfield), 1 x Football Favourites (F.White-Lincoln), 1 x Pattreiquex Footballer Series (Beel-Burnley), Famous Footballer Series-Gallagher (Ashurst-West Brom) and the same player whilst at Notts County in another Famous Footballer Series. Good
ENGLAND Rare official Tournament programme/menu/invitation card for the 1964 Brazil Four Nations Tournament, 16-pages. Held in Rio de Janeiro featuring Brazil, England, Argentina and Portugal. The competition was staged in celebration of the (CBD) Brazilian Football Association 50th Anniversary. Good
FOOTBALL PENNANTS Collection of 1960s/1970s inc: QPR (League Cup Winners 66/67); Man City (ECWC and League Cup Winners 69/70); Mexico 70 (Francis Lee - Chosen for England 1970); Arsenal (Double Winners 1971); West Ham (F.A Cup Winners 1975); Southampton (F.A Cup Winners 75/76); Oldham Ath; L Orient; Bristol City; Dresden (1973). Total number 17.
SUBBUTEO TEAMS Thirteen sets of football teams from 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s. Only 3 have original boxes, 2 teams have a player missing. Teams inc Man City (60s), Man Utd, Tottenham Blackburn, Chelsea, Norwich, C Palace (70s and 90s), Newcastle away, Arsenal home and away. Also includes pitch fencing in original box and scoreboard (no box). Good
1930s/1940s FOOTBALL ITEMS A small collection of various items: 21 x Topical Times Footballers (1932 & 1933); "Hints on Association Football" complete sticker album (1934); "Association Footballers 1935/36" complete sticker album; 1949 Letter Card - Six Famous Football Stars in Action (series no. 10 produced by Sporting Mirror Publications) includes Tommy Lawton and Joe Mercer; Football Stars of Today and Tomorrow - 1949 magazine. Good
CARDS / TOTTENHAM Large multi-paged album entitled Photos Of Football Players issued by Godfrey Phillips Ltd, each page represents a team in 1,2,3,5, formation prevalent in those days (1920s) and many of the pages have small head and shoulders photos of players given with comics, cigarette cards etc. Some of the photos are colour and a few are signed, including Smith, Grimsdell, Walden, Seed and Elkes on the Tottenham page (Elkes in colour). There are 10 Tottenham photos, 6 Arsenal, 5 Bolton, 7 Cardiff, 6 Huddersfield, 8 Liverpool, 6 Man City, 8 Sunderland, 7 West Ham, 10 Chelsea, 11 Clapton Orient, 10 Crystal Palace (five signed), 6 Fulham, 4 Leicester, 5 Man Utd, 5 Stoke and many others, at least 184 in total and in good condition. Good
CARDS Two large albums issued by Godfrey Phillips Ltd, both entitled Photos of Football players and both containing cards issued by Pinnace and various comics etc (1920s), mainly head and shoulders but some are "action" photos and some are in colour. One of the albums is in 1,2,3,5 formation, teams represented include, 5 Brighton, 9 Charlton, 6 QPR, 5 Southend, 5 Rochdale, 5 Wolves, 20+ Non-League, 25+ Scottish, some Rugby League, larger signed A Grimsdell with a good number of other Tottenham cards. Just over 200 cards. Good
STICKER ALBUMS Five sticker albums, all complete but in mixed condition, Wonderful World of Soccer Stars 73/4 (FKS-good), and same format 70/71 (Fair), World Cup Soccer Stars - Mexico 70 (FKS, complete but only fair), Paninis football 85 (generally good) and Top Teams album (Marshall Cavendish - fair/gen good). As described
RANGERS CLUB SUIT The official Rangers jacket and trousers worn by Scott Nisbet and presented to him by the Club for use when representing the Club. The official badge "Rangers Football Club Ready" is on the jacket breast pocket. The jacket is made by Jaeger as are the grey trousers which accompany it, 90/91 season. Good
Military and Scottish football interest; a WW1 pair to 127228 PTE W S STEWART Machine Gun Corp, together with Regular Army Certificate of Service, and discharge papers etc; A WW1 pair and silver wound badge to 2156 PTE J MYLES R SCOT; a WW1 death plaque to John Stuart, in card case of issue; together with a small group of cigarette cards, a WW2 war medal, a Korean Army flag (qty)

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