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Click here to subscribeVarious collectibles including automobilia ephemera, football programmes and tickets, militaria, vintage clothing, books, etc, Everton v Sheffield Wednesday 1966 FA Cup Final programme with tickets, 'The T.T.- as Geoff. Duke sees it', signed David Shepherd 'The Man Who Loves Giants' hardback book; vintage Babydeer shoes, boxed; 1944 'Manfromag' on board navy Christmas brochure; seamanship book, 1960s/70's year books; etc qty
RANGERS F.C., COLLECTION OF MEMORABILIA, 1946 ONWARDS including Let's Talk About Glasgow Rangers Football Club (Football Handbook series 1 no. 6), Rangers Pictorial, Jerry Dawson's Memoirs, Rangers vs. A.C. Milan 27th November 1957 programme, and further including programmes, calendars, and ephemera
A collection of assorted Preston North End ephemora including 1938 cup final programme with compliments of Football Association; 1954 cup final programme and compliments slips from PNE; signed photograph of Tom Finney; PNE share holders certificate etc Condition- some slight marks and creases to the programmes, no rips, holes punched or writing, there is some rusting to the staples on one.
Selection of approx 270 assorted magazines, comics and books to comprise:52 x 2000AD and other select titles (inc Spider-Man).31 x Punisher / Punisher War Journal inc Punisher #1 - 5th August 1990.Approx 194 mostly football comics inc Roy of the Rovers.Other assortments inc an official programme for James Bond - For Your Eyes Only.
Manchester United official bound volume of home programmes for season 1978-79 in red binding covers all 21 League homes, 3 F.A. Cup homes, 2 Football League Cup homes making a total of 26 Programmes, all tokens are intact condition of each programme is in a near mint state, no postponed matches, only issued to the Directors and the Management.
Salford City Police Sports Day programme held at The Cliff Grounds the then home of Broughton Rangers Rugby Football Club July 29th 1922, and Salford City Police Sports Day on 23rd May 1931 also at the Cliff, (2).The Cliff is famous as it was Manchester United’s Ground as Broughton Rangers sold the ground to Manchester United in 1937 with a view to use it not only for the first team but to enrol the best schoolboy talents in the Manchester and local Areas, finding anything from the iconic Cliff pre-war is something special.
Ephemera relating to Pelé and the Brazilian international team between 1958 and 1971, comprising: a Sweden 1958 World Cup Final programme and a ticket; a press photograph of the Brazil 1958 World Cup at a training session; a Chile 1962 World Cup No.29 ticket for the Brazil v Chile semi-final; a red English language edition 1970 World Cup programme signed to the front cover by Pelé; three 1970 World Cup tickets for Brazil matches, comprising the Group Matches v Czechoslovakia and Romania and the Final v Italy; and a ticket for Pelé’s final international appearance v Yugoslavia at the Maracana 18th July 1971 (comes with a COA) (9 items + a COA).The following lots 779 to 879 relate to the career of football legend Pele.
Pelé New York Cosmos memorabilia, including a photocopy of Pele's first sign of agreement to join the Cosmos, a signed "offer" on note paper from GB Motor Inn, the copy signed to the reverse by Clive Toye); photograph at the 21 Club of Pele embracing Clive Toye at his "signing" press conference, signed to the reverse by Clive Toye; photograph of Pele signing his Cosmos contract, watched by his wife Rosemeri and Clive Toye, signed to the reverse by Toye; a signed photograph of Clive Toye; programme, ticket, pennant and souvenir keyring relating to his farewell match Cosmos v Santos 1st October 1977.Provenance: The Clive Toye Collection.Graham Budd Auctions 7th November 2016 lot 965.The following lots 779 to 879 relate to the career of football legend Pele.
Liverpool v. Bury Opening of Spion Kop New Stand souvenir programme, 25th August 1928, Liverpool Association Football Club Souvenir Programme for the Opening of the Completed Spion Kop New Stand, 25th August 1928, 12-page programme with cover printed in gilt and red ribbon in spine, featuring black and white images of the stand and ground, team line-ups, etc., marking the ceremony held prior to the opening fixture when Mr John McKenna, president of the Football League.
A suitcase containing an archive of material having belonged to Sir Alf Ramsey (1920-1999) and relating to his tenure as manager of the England national football team for the FIFA World Cups in 1966 and 1970, mainly preparation for the aforementioned World Cups, several documents with original manuscript pen & ink notes by Alf Ramsey, other material including some original Autograph Letters Signed and Typed Letters Signed to Alf Ramsey, some contemporary copies of typed letters and other documents, some associated ephemera etc, documents relating to World Cup 1966 include Autograph Letter Signed from the Leeds Utd first team coach Syd Owen (1922-1998) to Alf Ramsey together with Owen's 7pp manuscript scouting report of West Germany v Switzerland 12th July 1966, the ALS 1¼pp on Leeds Utd headed paper "Dear Mr Ramsey, Please find enclosed report on the German v Switzerland game which I trust you may find helpful in the future. May I take this opportunity on behalf of all at Elland Road to wish the England team success in the future games. Please extend my best wishes to my club colleagues Les, Jack and Norman. I would have liked to have written a more comprehensive report, detailing each player, but morning and afternoon training has limited my time. Kind regards, and every success to your efforts. Yours sincerely, Syd Owen", the 6pp m/s scouting report on the same sized paper (26.5 x 21cm), "Germany v Switzerland Tuesday 12th July Hillsborough…Result Germany 5 Switzerland 0. After seeing this game the general opinion I formed is that the German side are thoroughly fit, resolute in everything they do, tactically well drilled, and I consider will go a long way in this competition. It was obvious after the first 15 minutes that Germany would dictate the game...the German defenders never allowed the Swiss forwards an inch of freedom in which to work...The Swiss centre forward was opposed throughout the game by No. 6 (Weber) allowing No 5 (Schulz) to act as a sweeper behind a defensive line [m/s tactical diagram below]... Schulz works laterally across the field covering his colleague being attacked with the ball...the tendency is for man for man marking...Held the O.L. (No 10) can catch pigeons (a real flyer). Not much craft when on the ball...Beckenbauer and Haller attack when the situation is on and Overath No 12 is a neat player with good control...All the goals were well taken, illustrating the tremendous confidence that the individual had in his own ability as a finisher..." etc etc, with typed letter reply by Alf Ramsey thanking him for the report, plus ALS from Manchester Utd manager Sir Matt Busby (1909-1994) to Alf Ramsey, together with a typed scouting report by Busby on Portugal, both on Manchester United headed paper, the ALS "Dear Alf, a note in haste - first of all congrats - keep it up - I know you have knowledge of Portugal but have included a report which may help. Wembley final the next stop is the wish of Yours Truly, Matt", the typed scouting report "The Portuguese defence is not a walled-up effort and they come out playing. Both backs come in hard but…play very square. They play tight on the wingers. BAPTISTA is not over dominant in the air...Of the countries we have seen, the Portuguese forwards have been the most dangerous, particularly EUSEBIO, who will take on players and hit every conceivable ball from 30 or 40 yards...Eusebio should be tightly marked for the whole…game.", plus another 3 page m/s report on Brazil v Hungary played 15/7/66, not signed, unknown hand, plus further scouting reports incl. 3½pp typed report W. Germany v Spain by Alan W. Brown of Sheffield Wednesday FC, 6¼pp typed report signed by Alan Brown of Sheff. Wed. on various matches and teams, dated 19th July 1966 and others similar; 6½ pages of manuscript pen & ink notes by Alf Ramsey outlining a provisional training programme, training programme and schedule for the England football team throughout June and July 1966, provisional programme 4½pp "The Football Association. World Cup 1966. Provisional Programme. Headquarters - 6th to 17th June Lilleshall Sports Centre. 20th to 24th June Hendon Hall Hotel. 8th to 21st July. Hendon Hall Hotel. Programme. Monday 6th June. Assemble Station Hotel, Stafford by 1pm for luncheon. Proceed by coach to HQ after luncheon. Allocation of rooms. Meeting of full party to discuss programme. Activities. 7th June. Medical Check. Ball Practice. Physical Training. Activities...10th June. Ball practice. Team practice. Tactical practice. Activities...14th June. Team practice…Golf. Activities…15th June. Tactical practice. Open afternoon for press etc…16th June. Team Practice. Tactical Practice. Physical training…20th June. Assemble Windsor Hotel Lancaster by 1pm for luncheon. Training at ---- [Wembley Stadium crossed out]. Anglo American Club as guests of honour…21st June. Training…at [Roehampton crossed out] Wembley 3pm...24th June. Depart for Finland...25th June Training Helsinki...26th June England v Finland... 27th June Depart for Norway...28th June Training Oslo...29th June England v Norway... 30th June Depart for Denmark...1st July Training Copenhagen...3rd July England v Denmark...4th July Depart for Poland...5th July England v Poland...6th July Depart for England...Arrive London 12 noon…Players Disperse on arrival...8th July Assemble Windsor Hotel 4pm. Training Highbury [Stamford Bridge crossed out]...11th July Training Wingate. England v Uruguay...13th July Training Highbury [Roehampton or golf crossed out]. France v Mexico...15th July Training Roehampton. France v Hungary...16th July Training Wingate. Morning. England v [France crossed out] Mexico. 17th July Golf [----?]...18th July Training Highbury...19th July Training Roehampton…20th July. Training Wingate", attached 2 page m/s document by Ramsey similar with short schedule for the team with daily entries from 8th July to 30th July, outlining where the team are to meet, train, dates/times of all other group games, plans for the team if progressing through tournament to final etc "...23rd July Quarter Finals. If qualifying will be playing at Wembley or Sheffield. If Wembley arrangements as above. If Sheffield leave 21st July after luncheon. Training at Sheffield Ground on 22nd July... 26th July Semi Final at Wembley 7.30pm. If playing in quarter final at Sheffield and qualifying for Semi Final at Goodison Park leave Sheffield for Liverpool on evening of 23rd July. Training at a Liverpool Ground on 24th and 25th... 28th...Play off for 3rd and 4th Positions 7.30pm...30th July Final. Wembley. 3pm", 3 page typed version of the programme attached with m/s notes/corrections by Ramsey; plus 5½pp m/s notes by Ramsey on plans/prep. regarding the England team at Lilleshall, June 1966, including on accommodation, training facilities, films, food, coaching/medical staff, daily allowance for players during WC, match fees, incentive bonus, list of previous International football matches with scores, etc, the group of documents with typed document clipped at top headed "World Cup Party at Lilleshall: June 7/17, 1966. Notes of Meeting between Mr Ramsey and MR Whitehorn of the FA & Mr J. Lane of the C.C.P.R."; Plus several other docs relating to WC 1966 and England's preparations for the tournament, some with Sir Alf’s m/s notes; plus good quantity of similar documents for Mexico 1970 World Cup including various hotel brochures Mexican cities with Sir Alf’s m/s research notes, altitude training preparation, daily programme for England team for tournament with Sir Alf’s m/s notes, kit order, press release, WC technical studies, British Embassy letters etc; plus a folder containing several documents on the 1974 World Cup and Sir Alf’s sacking. For a more detailed description and for provenance, see https://auctions.twgaze.co.uk/catalogue/lot/29d3059188f97611e06399aa3a689e2f/8a390ef7ce02b4a94fa666f3e767067e/books-ephemera-lot-5237/
A COLLECTION OF CHARLTON ATHLETIC FOOTBALL CLUB PROGRAMMES, programmes range from 1958 to 1990, featuring Charlton Athletic v Swansea Town, Bristol Rovers, Middlesborough, Preston Northend, Arsenal, Coventry City, and Sheffield Wednesday to name a few, 48 in total, each programme is housed in a plastic sleeve and are in date order, all appear in good condition
A COLLECTION OF WREXHAM FOOTBALL CLUB PROGRAMMES, programmes range from 1958 to 1992, featuring Wrexham v Arsenal, Hereford United, Scarborough, Swansea City, Bristol Rovers and Swindon Town to name a few 31 in total, each programme is housed in a plastic sleeve and are in date order, all appear in good condition
A COLLECTION OF TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR FOOTBALL CLUB PROGRAMMES PRESENTED IN A BINDER, programmes range from 1961 to 1982, featuring Tottenham Hotspur v Burnley, Wolverhampton Wanderers, Manchester City, Sheffield Wednesday, Aston Villa, and Leeds United to name a few, each programme is housed in a plastic sleeve and are in date order, all appear in good condition, 54 in total
A COLLECTION OF COVENTRY CITY FOOTBALL CLUB PROGRAMMES, programmes range from 1992 to 2008, featuring Coventry City v West Ham City, Aston Villa, Manchester United, Sheffield Wednesday, Ipswich Town and Bradford City to name a few, each programme is housed in a plastic sleeve and are in date order, all appear in good condition, 25 in total
A COLLECTION OF WEST HAM AND BRENTFORD FOOTBALL CLUB PROGRAMMES, West Ham programmes range from 1986 to 1994, featuring West Ham v Nottingham Forest, Sheffield Wednesday, Tottenham Hotspur and Crystal Palace to name a few, 27 in total, the Brentford programmes range from 1964 to 1990, featuring Brentford v Southend United, Scunthorpe United, Swansea City, and Cambridge United to name a few, 14 in total, each programme is housed in a plastic sleeve and are in date order, all appear in good condition
A COLLECTION OF COVENTRY CITY FOOTBALL CLUB PROGRAMMES, programmes range from 1983 to 1991, featuring Coventry City v Everton, Arsenal, Luton Town, Liverpool, and Manchester United to name a few, 35 in total, each programme is housed in a plastic sleeve and are in date order, all appear in good condition
A COLLECTION OF BOLTON WANDERERS AND WIGAN ATHLETIC FOOTBALL CLUB PROGRAMMES, Bolton Wanderers programmes range from 1960 to 1992, featuring Bolton Wanderers v Manchester City, Liverpool, Chelsea, and Wolverhampton Wanderers to name a few, 34 in total, the Wigan Athletic programmes range from 1980 to 1990, featuring Wigan Athletic v Bolton Wanderers, Swansea City, Bristol City, Scunthorpe and Doncaster Rovers to name a few, 14 in total, each programme is housed in a plastic sleeve and are in date order, all appear in good condition
A COLLECTION OF SUNDERLAND AND CARLISLE UNITED FOOTBALL CLUB PROGRAMMES, Sunderland programmes range from 1966 to 1989, featuring Sunderland v Aston Villa, Ipswich, Burnley, Sheffield United to name a few, 21 in total, the Carlisle United programmes range from 1966 to 1999, featuring Carlisle United v Preston North End, Manchester City, Cardiff City, and Hereford to name a few, 15 in total, each programme is housed in a plastic sleeve and are in date order, all appear in good condition
A COLLECTION OF STOKE CITY FOOTBALL CLUB PROGRAMMES PRESENTED IN A BINDER, programmes range from 1962 to 2005, featuring Stoke City v Blackburn Rovers, Newcastle United, Aston Villa, Swansea City, and Arsenal to name a few, each programme is housed in a plastic sleeve and are all in date order, all appear in good condition, 42 in total
A COLLECTION OF WALES FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES, programmes range from 1965 to 1976, featuring Wales v England, Scotland, Ireland, Luxemburg, Austria, Rumania, East Germany, and Spain to name a few, 57 in total, each programme is housed in a plastic sleeve and are in date order, all appear in good condition
A COLLECTION OF SOUTHAMPTON FOOTBALL CLUB PROGRAMMES PRESENTED IN A BINDER, programmes range from 1971 to 1993, featuring Southampton v Stoke City, Derby County, Cardiff City, Ipswich Town, Aston Villa, and Arsenal to name a few, each programme is housed in a plastic sleeve and are all in date order, all appear in good condition, 38 in total
A COLLECTION OF LEICESTER CITY FOOTBALL CLUB PROGRAMMES, programmes range from 1979 to 2007, featuring Leicester City v Hibernian, Swansea City, Bolton Wanderers, Newcastle United, Chelsea, Aston Villa, Man U and Sheffield Wednesday to name a few, 57 in total, each programme is housed in a plastic sleeve and are in date order, all appear in good condition
A COLLECTION OF NOTTS COUNTY FOOTBALL CLUB PROGRAMMES, programmes range from 1956 to 2005, featuring Notts County v Queens Park Rangers, Brighton, Charlton Athletic, Cardiff City and Swansea Town to name a few, 57 in total, each programme is housed in a plastic sleeve and are in date order, all appear in good condition
A COLLECTION OF CHELSEA FOOTBALL CLUB PROGRAMMES, programmes range from 1962 to 1996, featuring Chelsea v Crystal Palace, Oldham Athletic, Leeds United, and Wolverhampton Wanderers, Leicester City to name a few, 90 in total, each programme is housed in a plastic sleeve and are in date order, all appear in good condition
A COLLECTION OF WEST BROMWICH ALBION FOOTBALL CLUB PROGRAMMES, programmes range from 1957 to 1979, featuring WBA v Blackpool, Arsenal, Blackburn Rovers, Stoke City, Newcastle United, Manchester United, and Aston Villa to name a few, each programme is housed in a plastic sleeve and are in date order, all appear in good condition, 63 in total
A COLLECTION OF EVERTON AND TRANMERE FOOTBALL CLUB PROGRAMMES, Everton programmes range from 1962 to 1985, featuring Everton v Manchester City, Arsenal, Aston Villa, and Norwich to name a few, 33 in total, the Tranmere programmes range from 1970 to 1990, featuring Tranmere v Bristol Rovers, Swansea City, Chester City to name a few, 12 in total, each programme is housed in a plastic sleeve and are in date order, all appear in good condition
A COLLECTION OF WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS FOOTBALL CLUB PROGRAMMES, programmes range from 2000 to 2005, featuring Wolves v Queens Park Rangers, Hull City, Crystal Palace, Rotherham United, and Preston North End to name a few, each programme is housed in a plastic sleeve and are in date order, all appear in good condition, 18 in total
A COLLECTION OF BOURNEMOUTH FOOTBALL CLUB PROGRAMMES, programmes range from 1967 to 1992, featuring Bournemouth v Leyton Orient, Swansea City, a Bournemouth and Boscombe v Swansea Town to name a few, 42 in total, each programme is housed in a plastic sleeve and are in date order, all appear in good condition
A COLLECTION OF LUTON TOWN FOOTBALL CLUB PROGRAMMES, programmes range from 1970 to 2001, featuring Luton Town v Blackburn Rovers, Swindon Town, Middlesborough, Ipswich Town, Chelsea, Southampton, Stoke City to name a few, 26 in total, each programme is housed in a plastic sleeve and are in date order, all appear in good condition
FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES 1955/6 SEASON / ONE PER HOME CLUB A home programme for the 90 of the 92 Football League clubs missing one each for Manchester United and Derby County. Nottingham Forest, Blackburn and Lincoln City have tape on the spine. Most are slightly creased and some have team changes and scores entered. Fair to generally good
FOOTBALL PROGRAMME MISCELLANY Over 40 programmes including several Gillingham home and away Friendlies from 1967, Northern Ireland v USSR 1971 team changes, Bexleyheath v Orient 58/9 SE Counties Lge., Barnet v Colchester Utd. 70/1 FA Cup, C. Palace v Esbjerg 54/5, Hendon v Wimbledon 65/6 Trial Match. Generally good
L.S. LOWRY ORIGINAL SKETCHES / FOOTBALL Lowry was an ardent supporter of Manchester City and he has drawn sketches on a page in the home programme v WBA 25/3/1967 and signed underneath. We do not have any provenance only a note that was included with the programme which was sent to the vendor. Good
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