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PIRATE PROGRAMMES Four Pirate programmes involving Tottenham Hotspur; v Leicester 27th December 1948, v West Ham 63-64, and 2 v Chelsea League & Cup 63-64. Good

PIRATE PROGRAMMES AND FA CUP ISSUES Twelve programmes from the 50's 3 X Bolton v Preston NE 52-53, Arsenal v Aston Villa 53-54, & Sheff W v Hull City 57-58. 2 X Tottenham v Blackburn and Leicester 63-64, FAC 6th R 2nd Reply at Ewood Park between Man City & Everton, x2 Crystal P v Millwall & Millwall v Leicester C 68-69, Leicester v Everton FAC QF 67-68, 3 X FAC souvenir programmes that fit any match, 67-68, 73-74, & 74-75, all left blank. Also two song sheets, Preston NE v West Ham Utd 2nd May 1964 & England v Scotland 10th May 1969. Generally good

ARSENAL / TOTTENHAM Programme Arsenal Reserves v Tottenham Hotspur Reserves 22/4/1939. Lacks staples. Date on front cover. Fair to generally good

MAN CITY A collection of 135 Manchester City home programmes 1951/52 to 1972/73 to include 1951/51 (2), 1955/56 (2) v Manchester United , Tottenham , 1957/58 (2) includes Leeds ,1958/59 (5), 1959/60 (17),1960/61 (27),1961/62 (9),1962/63 (16),1963/64 (10). Some duplication. Fair to generally good

BRUCE WOODCOCK AT ARSENAL FC / PHOTO An original B/W 10" X 8" Keystone Press Agency press photo of Bruce Woodcock in Arsenal kit playing for the Boxers v D. Greening in Tottenham Hotspur kit, playing for Jockeys in the Charity Match at Arsenal FC 2/4/1951, with paper notation stuck to the reverse. Generally good

PRESTON NORTH END Twenty three home programmes with staples removed: 54/5 v. WBA, 6 X 57/8 including Arsenal and Leeds Utd., 7 X 58/9 including Chelsea, Leeds Utd. And Tottenham and 9 X 59/60 including Arsenal and Leeds Utd. Fair

LEYTON ORIENT Four home programmes in their only top flight season 1962/3 v Leicester FA Cup, Tottenham, Fulham team changes and Bury League Cup with punched holes. Fair

DAVID GINOLA / TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR Two 11.5 X 8" Press photographs of David Ginola in action in Cambodia in May 2000 wearing Tottenham shorts and socks. Ginola was in Cambodia on a trip sponsored by the International Committee of the Red Cross. Good

MANCHESTER CITY Two First Day covers, one issued in Poland with Football Stamps showing Gornik's run to the Final and postmark dated 30/5/1970 (Warsaw) which commemorates Manchester City v Gornik Zabrze, European Cup-Winners Cup Final 1970, (City won 2-1). The other cover is signed by Joe Corrigan and covers the 1981 FA Cup Final replay v Tottenham. Generally good

EVERTON Fifty two home programmes from the 50's & 60's. V Rotherham 53-54, v Portsmouth 55-56, v Birmingham 56-57, 6 X 57-58 v Red Star, Wolves, Arsenal, WBA, PNE, and Tottenham, v Luton 58-59, 4 X 59-60, 3 X 60-61, 4 X 61-62, 1 X 62-63, 5 X 63-64, 6 X 64-65, 6 X 65-66, 18 X 66-67, 5 X 67-68. Minor faults for their age. No duplication or punch holes. Generally good

ALAN GILZEAN B/w 12 x 8 photo of the Tottenham centre-forward in a full length action pose in front of photographers prior to a First Division encounter at White Hart Lane in 1965, signed Best Wishes in blue marker. Good

JIMMY ROBERTSON B/w 12 x 8 photo of Tottenham players including Robertson holding aloft the FA Cup from an open top bus during a homecoming celebrations after victory over Chelsea in the 1967 Final, signed (by Robertson only) in black marker. Good

FA CUP FINAL SPURS / WOLVES / CHELSEA Programme FA Cup Final at Stamford Bridge Tottenham Hotspur v Wolverhampton Wanderers 23/4/1921. Light staple rust. No writing. Generally good

TOTTENHAM / ARSENAL Programme Tottenham Hotspur v Arsenal 6/3/1935. This was the game when Arsenal beat Spurs 6-0 which is still a record margin of victory for the Gunners against their North London rivals. Some restoration. No writing. Fair to generally good

ARSENAL RESERVES 1959/60 Twelve home programmes for Combination matches v. Birmingham, Brighton, Chelsea, Ipswich, Orient, Leicester, Nottm. Forest, Portsmouth, Southampton, Southend, Swansea and Tottenham. Generally good

ARSENAL RESERVES 1958/9 Twelve home programmes for Combination matches v. Brighton, Charlton, Chelsea, Fulham, Ipswich, Leicester, Luton, Nottm. Forest, Portsmouth, Swansea, Tottenham and West Ham. Generally good

ARSENAL RESERVES 1957/8 Twelve home programmes for Combination matches v. Fulham, Leicester, Orient, Northampton, Portsmouth creased and minor tears, Reading, Southampton, Southend, Swindon, Tottenham, Watford and West Ham. Fair to generally good

TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR V ARSENAL 1965 Small single sheet programme for the Youth Cup match at Tottenham 1/2/1965. Heavily creased and scores entered. Fair

ARSENAL V TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR 1962 Single sheet programme for the South East Counties League Cup Final at Arsenal 3/4/1962, horizontal fold, team changes and scores entered. Generally good

1950'S FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES Forty one programmes in various condition including Plymouth v British Army 58/9, Newcastle v Preston 54/5, Norwich v Tottenham 58/9 FA Cup, Fulham v Burnley 50/1, Burnley v Arsenal 53/4, Arsenal v Tottenham 51/2, Cardiff v Arsenal 53/4, Arsenal v Sunderland 50/1 and Carlisle v Exeter 58/9. Poor to fair

FOOTBALL MISCELLANY Twenty one programmes including GB v Holland 31/7/1948 Olympics played at Arsenal FC, Football League v League of Ireland 10/2/1954 at Man. City FC, London v Paris Youth 25/4/1964 at Chelsea FC. And Republic of Ireland v GB 13/3/1960 Olympics in Dublin, Borough of Weston-Super-Mare v Langford Rovers 4/9/1948 slightly marked. Pirate programmes: England v Scotland 18/4/1953 by Victor and Football League v Irish League 20/10/1954 at Liverpool FC issued by Walker. Song sheets: 8 of which 5 at Wembley including 1967 FA Cup Final and 3 X Wales homes including England 1953. London Midland Railway Handbill for the 1961 FA Cup Final, Tottenham v Leicester. Football Stars magazine No. 2 and February 1966 World Cup Bulletin No. 5 issued by FIFA and the FA. Fair to generally good

RANGERS Thirty seven Rangers home tickets from friendly matches 1980's,1990 and 2000's including matches against Arsenal , Tottenham , Liverpool , Leeds , Everton and Manchester United . Generally good

FULHAM Five Fulham home programmes v Aston Villa 1945/46, Tottenham 1946/47, QPR , Chesterfield, Luton 1948/49. Some minor faults. Generally good

T-Y A collection of about 200 programmes the vast majority from the 1960's a few earlier to include Tottenham Hotspur , Watford , West Bromwich Albion . West Ham United , Wolverhampton Wanderers , Wrexham and York City. Some duplication. Fair to generally good

HULL /SPURS Programme Hull City v Tottenham Hotspur FA Cup 5th Round 20/2/1953. Light horizontal fold. No writing. Fair to generally good

DONCASTER Two Doncaster Rovers home FA Cup programmes v Tottenham Hotspur 1955/56 (5th Round) (score/scorers/team changes) and Chelsea 1957/58 (3rd Round) (no writing). As described

TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR Farewell To Bill Nicholson 1919-2004 booklet plus 38 home programmes, 16 X 60's and 22 X 70's and 33 aways from 1960 onwards including Sheff. Weds. 60/1 with newspaper report and Birmingham 57/8. Generally good

CHELSEA Twenty nine home programmes 1948 - 1965 including Bolton 48/9, Man. Utd. 49/50 writing on cover, 54/5 and 55/6, Walsall 54/5, Tottenham 57/8 and 60/1. Includes 48/9 X 1, 49/50 X 1, 54/5 X 2, 55/6 X 1, 57/8 X 2, 58/9 X 6, 59/60 X 2 and 60/1 X 8. Fair to generally good

MANCHESTER UNITED Set of 21 home League programmes for season 1957/8. All have single hole punch at the top left except Arsenal, Aston Villa, Burnley, Sheff. Weds., Tottenham, WBA, Sunderland, Preston and Everton. Birmingham has 2 punched holes. Portsmouth has writing on the cover but includes a newspaper report. Leeds Utd, Arsenal, Aston Villa, Portsmouth, Sheff. Weds. Chelsea and Sunderland have tokens. Fair to generally good

1940'S FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES Twenty four programmes, most of which are in sub-standard condition. Arsenal Res. V Southampton Res. 48/9 Cup, Newcastle v Fulham 47/8, 2 punched holes and score on cover, Brentford v Nottm. Forest 45/6 good, Birmingham 47/8 and Portsmouth 44/5, Derby v Middlesbrough 48/9 staple removed, Charlton v Portsmouth 49/50, Sheff. Weds v Coventry 46/7 small paper loss, Birmingham v WBA 49/50. Wolves v Blackpool 49/50 punched holes, Blackburn 47/8 tape on spine and Stoke 46/7 score on cover, Portsmouth v Burnley 48/9 small tape inside, Plymouth v Aldershot 49/50 good and Chesterfield 48/9, Hull v Preston 49/50, Rotherham and Bradford City both 47/8, Fulham v Charlton 49/50, Shrewsbury Town v Oswestry Town 47/8 Shropshire Senior Cup, punched holes, Doncaster v Coventry 47/8, Southampton v Tottenham 47/8 FA Cup small paper loss, Nottm. Forest v Cardiff 48/9 paper loss from back page and Chelsea v Southampton 44/5 FLS paper loss and worn. Poor to generally good

TOTTENHAM A collection of Tottenham programmes and brochures to include 1st team games (16) to include Double season plus v Crewe (FAC) 1959/60 (Tottenham's biggest ever FA Cup win 13-2), Reserves (5) all 1950's plus a few brochures, pirates mostly from the 1960's. Fair to generally good

TICKETS A collection of 14 assorted tickets to include 5 Wolves tickets from the 1970's, West Brom v Tottenham (FAC) 1961/62, West Brom v Arsenal (FAC) 1968/69, League Cup 1968,1984, FA Trophy 1972,1977 plus two additional distressed tickets from the 1970's Bristol City v Liverpool (FAC) 1973/74 and Tottenham home 1975 unknown opposition plus a Chelsea 1971/72 fixture card. Fair to generally good

1960'S FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES Ten programmes including 1963 ECWC Final Tottenham v Atletico worn on spine, Tottenham v Crewe 59/60 FA Cup record score, Brighton v Fluminense and Workington v Oxford 65/6. Fair

1960'S FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES Over 300 programmes in mixed condition including 16 X 50's, 227 X 60's and 76 X 70's, Chelsea v Man. Utd. 57/8, FA Cup Finals 1959, 1971 and 1972, League Cup Finals 1969 and 1971, 1966 World Cup Tournament programme slightly worn, no writing, FA Cup S-F's Everton v Leeds and Birmingham v WBA both 67/8 and Tottenham v WBA 60/1 Championship issue. Fair

TOTTENHAM / CHELSEA Home programme v Chelsea 20/4/1929. Split spine with punch holes. Only fair

CHELSEA Home programme v Tottenham 24/2/1940 . War League. 4 Page. Light horizontal fold with small stain. No writing. Good

Dave Mackay Tottenham Signed 16 x 12 inch football photo. Good Condition. All signed pieces come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.99, EU from £5.99, Rest of World from £7.99.

Dave Mackay Tottenham Signed 16 x 12 inch football photo. Good Condition. All signed pieces come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.99, EU from £5.99, Rest of World from £7.99.

Glen Hoddle Tottenham Signed 16 x 12 inch football photo. Good Condition. All signed pieces come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.99, EU from £5.99, Rest of World from £7.99.

Jimmy Greaves Tottenham Signed 16 x 12 inch football photo. Good Condition. All signed pieces come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.99, EU from £5.99, Rest of World from £7.99.

Ossie Ardiles and Ricky Villa Dual Tottenham Signed 16 x 12 inch football photo. Good Condition. All signed pieces come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.99, EU from £5.99, Rest of World from £7.99.

Ossie Ardiles Tottenham Signed 16 x 12 inch football photo. Good Condition. All signed pieces come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.99, EU from £5.99, Rest of World from £7.99.

Ricky Villa Wembley Goal Tottenham Signed 16 x 12 inch football photo. Good Condition. All signed pieces come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.99, EU from £5.99, Rest of World from £7.99.

Interesting Collection of Football Autographs from the 1950's and 1960's Autograph Albums: An interesting collection comprising two Albums from the 1950 and 1960's of various English and Scottish clubs and others from team photographs and cut-outs, etc., to include Leicester City 1953; Tottenham Hotspur 1960/61; also typed autograph letters signed by the F.A. and Scottish F.A.; cards and cut-outs signed by George Cummings, Joe Baker, Ivor Alexander, Bobby Evans, Harry Gregg,, Ron Flowers, Stanley Matthews, Sid Owen, Alf Ramsey, Charlie Tully; Glasgow Celtic Teams (1960-61), Manchester United Team (1960?), Danny Blanchflower, Con Martin, Manchester City (1959/60), Preston N.E. (1960's), Ireland (1961 World Cup), Tom Finney, Jackie Carey, Billy Wright, Liverpool (1960/61), Denis Winshaw, Dave Mackey, Burnley F.C. 1954/60, Ted Drake, Arsenal, Dick Whittaker, Jack Charlton, Noel Cantwell, Berne Young Boys, (Switzerland), Tony Macedo, Nottingham Forest F.C. 1959, Peter Fitzgerald. As a collection, as autographs. (2)

Great Britain 1939 - (27/02) King George VI, 7d and 8d on Registered FDC with Tottenham c.d.s A/T, scarce.

Great Britain 1939 - (1/05) King George VI, 9d,10d and 1/- on Registered FDC South Tottenham d/s, A/T, Exceptionally scarce on one cover

Great Britain 1941 - (11/8) King George VI, 1d pale scarlet, FDC Tottenham wavy line.

WW2 Merchant Navy Medal Group, Second Officer Cameron on the SS Tottenham, Sunk by the German Raider Atlantis on 17th June 1941, Cameron along with 16 other crew members avoided capture and were eventually picked up by SS Mahronda on 28th June 1941, consisting of 1939-45 star, Atlantic star, Africa star with North Africa 1942-43 bar, Pacific star with Burma bar, Italy star and 1939-45 War medal with bronze MID oakleaf. The medals are un-named as issued but are accompanied by the original Board of Trade certificate of discharge for Daniel Cameron, listing all the ships he served on from 1937 until 1956. Daniel Vass McIver Cameron was 2nd officer on the S.S Tottenham when she was attacked and sunk by the German Raider Atlantis on 17th June 1941. An extract of the action is as follows, “This 4.760-ton British freighter, bound from the UK to Alexandria via the Cape , carrying aircraft, aircraft parts, ammunition, tractors and cars, was followed for a day and attacked at nightfall with a warning shot across her bows. The RRR signal was heard and one shot was fired from the freighter’s 4-inch gun, which, although it fell short, prompted Rogge to open up with thirty-nine 5,9-inch and eleven 7.5mm shells, scoring two hits. Her Captain ordered his crew to abandon ship while she was still under way, causing two of the lifeboats to be swamped as they hit the water fully laden. Once again the raider’s torpedoes proved unreliable, two missing completely and the third causing insufficient damage to sink the freighter, so that she had to be sunk by gunfire. With his position now known to the British ashore, Rogge, anxious to get away, and having picked up 29 men, including the Captain and Chief Engineer, from one boat, but having failed to find the 17 men in the other, called off the search. Eight weeks later, the boat drifted ashore on the coast of Brazil, near Rio, abandoned, awash and empty. Trafalgar’s Second Officer Cameron and 16 others had deliberately avoided rescue and having found five more men on life rafts, and then drifted for eleven days, were luckily picked up by the SS Mahronda on June 28.” Cameron was later awarded a commendation (M.I.D) for this action, in the London Gazette 6th January 1942.

A modern painted cast metal sign "Tottenham Hotspur FC", 24.5 cm diameter

1821 Public Entry Into the City of Dublin of George IV. Hand coloured aquatint engraving by R. Havell & Son, Chapel Street, Tottenham Court Road, after J. Haverty. The Royal procession on Sackville Street, 17th August 1821, laid on card, plate 18¼" x 26¾" (46.5 x 68cm).

A Jules Rimet world championship 1966 official souvenir programme, together with one other Jules Rimet world championship final programme England v. West Germany, and a Chelsea v. Tottenham Hotspur 1967 FA Cup Final official programme (3)

A colour photograph of Arsenal player Thierry Henri lifting the Barclaycard Cup, bears signature, with certificate of authenticity, 25x20cm, together with one other signed photograph of Tottenham goalkeeper Hugo Loris with certificate of authenticity (2)

Football - a collection of approximately 150 to 180 match programmes comprising a numerous variety of Football League and Non-League clubs ranging from Tottenham Hotspur to Boston United, 1950s and later

Football Programmes. 1940s football programmes to include Nottingham Forest v Barnsley 47/8, Plymouth v Cardiff 48/9, Sheffield United v Huddersfield Town 45/6, Portsmouth v Chelsea 46/7, Tottenham v Grimsby 49/50 etc (9) Fair-Good

Concerts of Antient Music under the Patronage of Their Majesties, as Performed at the New Rooms, Tottenham Street, 1786 & at the New Rooms, Hanover Square, 1815. Poor bdgs. & marginal browning to early leaves.

Gornik Zabrze v. Tottenham Hotspur 1961 Programme, from The European Cup, game in Poland, dated 13th September 1961.

1947-8 Tottenham v. West Brom - Ross pirate. Hull v. Cheltenham, both F.A. Cup. 56-7 Briggs Sports v. Bishop Auckland - Amateur Cup. Gateshead v. Bradford. 55-6 Cambridge City v. Wisbech. Rochdale 58-9 v. Accrington. 59-60 v. Carlisle and other 1950's programmes. (20)

Chelsea Reserves 61-2 at Q.P.R. 66-7 at Arsenal, 77-8 at Tottenham, 80-1 v. Swindon. 60-1 England U23's v. Germany at Tottenham. 83-4 West Ham Juniors v. Wimbledon - Cup Final. Huddersfield 77-8 v. Manchester City Res. Wolves Res 77-8 v. Manchester United, other singel sheet programmes. (30)

Tottenham Hotspur Away Programmes, 1949-50 at Barnsley, 1950-51 at Huddersfield Town (rusty staples). (2)

THEATRE, posters, Music Hall & Variety selection, 1930s-40s, inc. Tottenham - North London's Wonder Night 1936 (two sizes), Chatham, Crewe, Barnsley, Bognor Regis, Rotunda, Dover; artists inc. Troise & His Mandoliers, Herschel Henlere, Billy Bernhart, Jenny Howard, Hal Moss & His Mayfair Broadcasting Band, Eve Matthews etc., slight duplication, rolled, minimal tears to edges, G to VG, 18