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Mabel Gwendoline MARSTON (1862-1936) Floral Still Life Oil on board, signed, 39.5cm x 32.5cm, 45.5cm x 38cm framed. Mabel Gwendoline Marston was a London based portrait and flower painter. She was born in 1862 and spent the majority of her life working and living in Maida Vale where she had a studio at Blomfield Road. She exhibited at all the principal London exhibitions, including nine works - all floral still-lifes - at the Royal Academy, first in 1888 and through to 1927. She also exhibited eight works at the Royal Society of British Artists, fifteen at the Ridley Art Club, four works at the Royal Society of Artists in Birmingham, one at the prestigious Grosvenor Gallery, seven at Royal Institute of Oil Painters and one at Manchester City Art Gallery, as well as at the Society of Women Artists. Two of her works exhibited at an Exhibition of Women Artists at the Royal Institute of Painters in Watercolours were famously stolen from the exhibition in 1928, one of which had been purchased by Princess Mary (the daughter of King George V).

KEVIN DE BRUYNE OF MANCHESTER CITY F.C., SIGNED JERSEY, loose, DE BRUYNE 17 verso, Nike tag, with COAsize S

THE QUEEN'S SILVER JUBILEE - THE GLASGOW F.A. SELECT VS. THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE, SILVER MEDAL, 17TH MAY 1977 engraved to one side with coat of arms inscribed The Glasgow Football Association, the other inscribed The Queen's Silver Jubilee Hampden 17th May 1977, on chain, in sterling silver 5.2cm diameter Qty: 59g gross Note: This medal was given to Les Michie, who was assistant secretary of the Scottish Football League during the period.'The Glasgow FA Select v The Football League match was played at Hampden on Tuesday 17 May 1977, with a 3pm kick-off and with a crowd of 28,380, including the Queen. The Glasgow side won the game by 2-1 with Kenny Dalglish scoring the winner.The Glasgow shirt has the colours of all the Glasgow sides, Celtic, Queens Park, Partick Thistle, Clyde and Rangers.The shorts being red with a yellow side panel and black and white socks.The Glasgow FA team was: Alan Rough (Partick Thistle), Danny McGrain (Celtic), Brian Whittaker (Partick Thistle), Jardine (Rangers), Roddy McDonald (Celtic), Forsyth (Rangers), McLean (Rangers) – sub McNaughton (Queen’s Park), Kenny Dalglish (Celtic), Joe Craig (Celtic), MacDonald (Rangers) and Johnstone (Rangers). The substitute was Somner (Partick Thistle).The Football League squad was as follows: Corrigan (Manchester City), Clements (Manchester City), Peach (Southampton), Stanley (Chelsea), Watson (Manchester City), Wilkins (Chelsea), Francis (Birmingham), Channon (Southampton), Royle (Manchester City), Barnes (Manchester City), Owen (Man City) and Tueart (Manchester City). There were so many Manchester City players due to that club being one of the few to have fulfilled all their fixtures.The sides were managed by the managers of the England and Scotland at the time – Don Revie for The Football League and Willie Ormond for Glasgow FA. This game was Ormond’s last duty as manager prior to Ally Macleod assuming control of the national team. Wonder how that went?Tueart scored the opening goal for the visitors, with Jardine equalising before King Kenny [Dalglish] got the winner for Glasgow.'

JOHN CAMPBELL MITCHELL RSA (SCOTTISH 1862 - 1922), SUMMER DAY oil on canvasunframedoverall size 82cm x 92cm Provenance: The artist's studio sale.Note: Born Campbeltown, Argyll; died Edinburgh 15 February 1922. Painter in oil and occasionally watercolour; landscapes and marine scenes. Started life in a lawyer’s office but at age of twenty-two abandoned his legal career and entered Edinburgh College of Art where he worked in the RSA Life class and later in Paris under Benjamin Constant. On his return to Scotland 1890 he settled in Edinburgh where he remained for the rest of his life. First exhibited at the RSA 1886 and in 1901 spent some time in Galloway developing a great attraction for and technique in portraying changeable skies. Painted large expanses of moorland and rolling countryside as well as wide expanses of beach and ocean. Had a strong feeling for sunlight and fluctuating shadow. Elected ARSA 1904, RSA 1918. Exhibited RA (8), RSA (99), RSW (2), GI (67), AAS & L (3). Represented in Aberdeen Art Gallery, Glasgow AG, City of Edinburgh Collection, Walker AG (Liverpool) and Manchester AG.

* JOHN WATLING (BRITISH b. 1943) THE STORR FROM THE QUIRRAING, SKYE watercolour on paper, signed, titled versomounted, framed and under glass image size 31cm x 41cm, overall size 49cm x 58cm Label verso: Hanover Fine Arts, EdinburghNote: John Watling was born in Manchester, England in 1943. He is a graduate of Leeds College of Art. In 1965 John was founder member of Leeds 'Sweet Street Group' - bringing art into industry. He exhibited in the Leeds City Art Gallery (one man show) and The Austin Hayes Gallery in York in 1967 and 1968. After teaching art for two years he left Leeds and moved to Newcastle upon Tyne where he became a freelance illustrator for the Sunday Sun Newspaper. From 1971 he found himself involved with the Entertainment Industry on the management side. This carried him over to Australia where he also exhibited paintings in Sydney between 1972 and 1974. He returned to England and Newcastle upon Tyne where he worked in promoting and organising Arts Festivals and exhibiting locally. In 1984 he returned to teaching art. In 1989 he went on holiday to the West coast of Scotland and the Republic of Ireland. This began a love affair resulting with a period of painting which still continues to this day. He exhibits frequently in Edinburgh and since 2000 in London's West End. John Watling's paintings are landscapes of the West of Scotland and Ireland. The Scottish paintings are mainly of the island of Iona where he finds inspiration for the almost Celtic strata of the rocks against the white sands and the oddly shaped islands off the coast. The paintings have a surreal look about them, which he says reflects his feelings about the island. His paintings of the West Coast of Ireland are mostly of the Aran Islands off the coast of Galway which to him have a timeless feel about them. His main interest is in the dry stonewalls which cover the islands like an enormous maze. His paintings are in oil and watercolour. He paints mainly in his studio from sketches and photographs rather than in 'situ'. This is because of the frequent light changes which can alter by the minute in the areas where he draws inspiration from. He is a prolific painter and has a large number of admirers and investors throughout the British Isles. He has paintings which are in collections in Britain, Ireland, USA, Europe, Australia and Canada.

* JOCK MCFADYEN RA (SCOTTISH b. 1950), TREVOR colour etching on paper, signed, titled and numbered 15/15, from the 'Canal Suite'mounted, framed and under glassimage size 50cm x 40cm, overall size 82cm x 63cm Handwritten label versoLabel verso: William Jackson Gallery, LondonNote: Jock McFadyen was born in Paisley in 1950 and moved to England aged 15 in 1966. He gained his BA and MA from Chelsea School of Art which he attended from 1973 to 1977. His first solo show was held at the Acme Gallery in London in 1978. Since then he has had over 40 solo exhibitions including at the National Gallery (residency show), Camden Arts Centre, the Imperial War Museum, Manchester Art Gallery, Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, Talbot Rice (Edinburgh Festival) and the Pier Art Centre (St Magnus Festival). His work has been included in many mixed exhibitions in the UK and abroad including John Moores, Hayward Annual and The British Art Show. In 1981 McFadyen was appointed Artist in Residence at the National Gallery, London and a decade later he was invited to design sets and costumes for Sir Kenneth MacMillan’s last ballet, The Judas Tree (1992) at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden. McFadyen was elected to The Royal Academy of Arts in 2012 and in 2019 was coordinator of that year’s Summer Exhibition. Starting in 2020, 4 solo exhibitions were held to celebrate McFadyen’s 70th birthday: Jock McFadyen Goes to the Pictures (City Art Centre, Edinburgh); Jock McFadyen: Lost Boat Party (Dovecot Studios, Edinburgh); Jock McFadyen Goes to The Lowry: A Retrospective (The Lowry, Salford) and in 2022, Jock McFadyen: Tourist without a Guidebook, Royal Academy, London. McFadyen’s work is held in 40 public museum collections including Tate, the National Gallery, the V&A, the British Museum and the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art as well as many corporate and private collections in the UK and abroad. McFadyen lives and works in London, Edinburgh and France.

WW2 DFC CASUALTY GROUPING. Second World War Distinguished Flying Medal group to Flight Lieutenant Ronald Gordon Elvin (121534) Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve, to include, Distinguished Flying Cross, 1939-1945 Star, Air Crew Europe Star with clasp 'France and Germany', 1939-1945 British War Medal, held in a glazed display frame with original photo of Elvin (on right) and two others, Air Council medal issue slip named to 'Flight Lieutenant R.G. Elvin D.F.C.', letter from the Air Ministry to Mr F.G. Elvin dated 25th September 1946 requiring his attendance at Buckingham Palace on 5th November re receiving the D.F.C. from The King conferred on his late son, a hand written letter dated 15/12/1939 on headed notepaper from 'Ronnie' at 'Downing College, No.1 Initial Training Wing RAF', to his mother and father, first page of a hand written letter from 'F/Lt R.G. Elvin,138 Wing, Royal Air Force., B.L.A' (138 Wing formed part of 2 (Bomber) Group RAF which in turn was part of 2nd Allied Tactical Air Force) to 'Mum & Dad', dated 'Thurs-24-44' re settling in to new billets 'over here' (presumably France), two School reports for Ronald Elvin aged 14 years, dated 1935/36, copy of a photograph of 151 Squadron dated September 1943, Elvin is in the 2nd row 2nd from the right, newspaper clippings re the award of the DFC to Elvin, a wonderful personal photograph album containing photographs of training aircraft, Lysanders, Mosquitos, on the ground and airborne, group photographs including '17 Course C.G.S. 28/4/41 from 151 (N.F.) Squadron (Defiants), sitting in the cockpit of a shot down Me 109, an RAF Funeral, photos at leisure, aerial reconnaissance photos of British sea port showing a sea plane base with Sunderland Flying Boats, etc, approx. 88 photos, the son of F.G. and Katherine Elvin, Ronald was born at Blunderston in 1921, he was educated at Kessingland High School and Lowestoft Technical and Art College, he joined the RAF as aircrew in 1939 and was commissioned in 1942, while serving with 151 Squadron based at RAF Colerne in Wiltshire on Mosquito NF Mk IIs Elvin and his pilot Pilot Officer Ronald Lucas were hit by severe flak over Northern France on the return journey from a night mission, with the starboard engine out of action and hydraulics damaged they were forced to 'belly' land at RAF Hurn in Dorset, on the night of 23rd December 1944 a Mosquito F.B VI Fighter Bomber, number HP930, of 613 (City of Manchester) Squadron based at Cambrai took off on a sortie to attack communications in the Cologne/Bonn/Duren/Coblenz area of Germany in support of operations against the Ardennes offensive (Battle of the Bulge), F/Lt Elvin was the Navigator and the pilot F/Lt Eric Raynor, the aircraft never returned and was believed to have been shot down by a German night fighter at around 2200 hours in the Hasselt area in Belgium and the crew killed, their bodies were never recovered, both men were awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross (Supplement to the London Gazette, 29 December 1944), the citation for F/Lt Elvin reads in part '..has participated in six successful attacks against enemy airfields. Since the invasion of Western Europe he has also taken part in many missions in support of ground forces and in search of enemy transport after penetrating deeply inside enemy territory. During one sortie two trains were located one of which was set on fire and the engine of the other was blown up. Another time his aircraft was detailed to attack a heavily defended target. His skilful navigation and determination materially contributed to the destruction of a very large number of enemy vehicles. Flight Lieutenant Elvin's fortitude, initiative and courage are worthy of high commendation.', Ronald Elvin is commemorated at the Runnymede Memorial, Panel 202, a fine grouping to a gallant officer, when originally sold at auction the items came directly from the Elvin family, (qty).

SECOND WORLD WAR BRITISH OFFICIAL PRESS PHOTOGRAPHS. Second World War British Official Press Photographs, one is a portrait photo of Wing Commander R.N.Bateson R.A.F., who led a precision low level attack on 11th April 1944 by 6 Mosquito aircraft of 613 (City of Manchester) Squadron against a single building, the Kunstzaal Kleikamp Art Gallery, at Den Haag, which contained the Dutch Central Population Registry, important to the Germans for checking the personal ID Cards of suspected resistance members, the building was destroyed in the attack, one of Batesons bombs going through the front door, the photo is dated 6th May 1944 and shows Bateson after being awarded the Dutch Air Cross by Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands, the second photo is headed ' Mosquitos Attack Hague Target', it was taken during the raid and shows the target area enveloped in smoke from the exploding bombs, (2).

Autographed NEIL YOUNG 12 x 8 photo : B/W, depicting Manchester City centre-forward NEIL YOUNG scoring the winning goal in the 1969 FA Cup Final at Wembley, his goal on 24 minutes secured a memorable victory for Joe Mercer's team, signed in blue marker. Good condition. All autographs 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 £9.99

2nd VB Manchester Regiment cap badge c. 1896-1908. Fine die-stamped white metal City Arms on brass MANCHESTER scroll bearing oval 2ND VB above. Toned loops. VGC HQ in Stretford Road, Hulme

A collection of mostly Preston North End football programmes including 1954 FA Cup Final and 1964 FA Cup Final, 1968-1976 programmes, two Manchester city League Cup Final programmes (174 & 1976), 77 in total.

A collection of football programmes, mostly Manchester City, 1970s onwards.

Large quantity of Manchester City programmes, 1990s onwards. Not available for in-house P&P

A mounted, framed and glazed display to include a c 2010 Manchester City home shirt signed by 14 squad members to inc David Silva, Owen Hargreaves, Gareth Barry, Paulo Zabaleta. Framed to overall size 68 x 99cm.

A c 2012/13 Manchester City football shirt (with tags, size 42, some staining) signed by 20 players to inc Joleon Lescott, Carlos Tevez, Clichy and more. A pennant signed by approx 16 members of a similar period squad, a pennant signed by approx 15 Manchester City legends to inc Fred Eyre, Colin Bell etc.Signatures obtained in person by a dedicated collector in the Manchester area, who collected tens of thousands of autographs from stars of sport, music and screen.

18 mounted displays bearing a signed or multiple signed elements from Manchester City players and staff. To inc: Ederson, Mahrez, Kinkladze, members of the 1956 squad inc Fagan, Marsden, Little, Don Revie, a vintage page with many members of the 1967-1968 squad, David Silva, Mancini, Pep Guardiola, Nathan Ake, Jimmy Meadows, Roy Cheetham, De Bruyne, Fernandinho, Joe Corrigan.

Six signed football shirts: Everton 09/10 home shirt (size 50/52) signed by Phil Jagielka, Inter Milan (L) signature unknown, Manchester City (Juniors L) signature unknown, Juventus (L) likely signed by Alessandro Del Piero (ex-Bonhams item), a L Sunderland shirt and a 1/2 year old sized shirt both signed.

A mounted, framed and glazed display to include a Manchester City 'BeatSpills Blue Moon' t-shirt signed by 13 ex players and an additional signature on card pasted to above collar, signatures inc Tony Book, Ian Brightwell, Joe Corrigan and others. Framed to overall size 69 x 99cm. Not suitable for shipping.

Nine 8x12" photographs with signatures to inc: Kenny Dalglish, Kevin Keegan, Graeme Souness, Robbie Fowler, Alan Hansen, Jamie Redknapp, Ian Rush, Mascherano McManama. Also 25 similarly sized photographs with Manchester City player and staff signatures to inc: Roberto Mancini, Elano, De Jong, Samaras, Vassell and more.Signatures obtained in person by a dedicated collector in the Manchester area, who collected tens of thousands of autographs from stars of sport, music and screen.

Liverpool v. Manchester City match programme, 15th April 1916, spine taped, wear to interior edges.

A sky blue Manchester City autographed shirt, 1995-97, the front bearing numerous autographs, framed and glazed, 105 x 107cm

Erling Haaland black and pink No.9 Manchester City match issued short-sleeved third choice shirt, 2023-24, Puma, XL, with crew-neck collar, printed badge, reverse lettered HAALAND with the Champions League and UEFA Foundation for Children flashes on the right sleeve.

Manchester City Reserves v. Liverpool Reserves match programme, 6th November 1926, rusty staples, signs of folds.

Liverpool v. Manchester City / Everton Reserves v. Manchester United Reserves combined match programme, 25th December 1913, spined taped, wear to edges.

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.

A quantity of various match programmes from the 1940s and 1950s, including Manchester City, Manchester United, Stockport County etc, all showing evidence of staple rust, folds, hole punch damage tears etc., (a lot).

Manchester United home reserve programmes, all with tokens intact in varying conditions: 1960-1 v Everton No 1. 1961-2 v Derby County No.13, Preston North End No.16. 1962-3 v Everton No.1, Bolton Wanderers No.3, Huddersfield Town No.4, Leeds United No.7, Manchester City-Lancashire Senior Cup No.10, Manchester City No.20, Bury No.21, Sheffield United No.22, Stoke City No.24. 1962-3 No.19 v Wolverhampton Wanderers. 1963-4 v Chesterfield No.3, WBA No.4, Blackpool No.5, Huddersfield Town No.6,Manchester City No.7. 1964-5 v Burnley No.6. 1966-7 v Stoke No.3, Sheffield United No.10, Blackburn Rovers No.13.1967-8 v Bury No.1,Notts Forest No.4,Leeds United No.17, Derby County No.20, Sheffield United No.25.1968-9 v Aston Villa No.14. 1971-2 v Burnley Lancashire Senior Cup Final. 1972-3 v Everton Token 3, Manchester City Token 16. 1973-4 v Huddersfield Town Token 3. 1974-5 v Manchester City Token 12, v Bury Token 6. 1975-6 v Bury, 13/9/75, 1980-1 v Bolton Wanderers, v Blackburn Rovers Youth Lancashire Youth Cup 2nd Round, v Huddersfield Town 1981-2 x 2 copies, (41).

Manchester City v. Liverpool match programme, 17th November 1917, ex bound volume.

Kyle Walker No.2 navy blue Manchester City short-sleeved shirt, 2023-24, Puma, L, with crew-neck collar and printed badge with FIFA World Champions badge, the reverse lettered WALKER, the right sleeve with Champions Premier League flash, unwashed.

Manchester United home F.A. Youth Cup programmes, all with tokens intact, 1955-6 v Bexley Heath & Welling, Newcastle United, Chesterfield Final, 1956-7 v Southampton Semi-Final, 1958-9 v Blackburn Rovers Semi Final x 3 copies. 1959-60 v Preston Semi Final x 2 copies. 1960-1 v Sunderland x 2 copies.1961-2 v Everton No.5, Manchester City No.14 x 3 copies, Bradford City No.16,Newcastle United No.20. 1962-3 Bradford City No.13, Newcastle United No.23 x 2 copies.1963-4 v Manchester City No.32. 1967-8 v Manchester City No.6. also Youth Cup away at Burnley 1970-1, Tottenham Semi-Final 1980-1, Chesterfield 1985-6, (24).

Erling Haaland white and maroon No. 9 Manchester City short-sleeved shirt, 2023-24, Puma, XL, with v-neck collar and printed badge, with FIFA World Champions 2023 badge, the reverse lettered HAALAND, the right sleeve with Premier League Champions flash.

Erling Haaland green and black number 9 Manchester City short sleeved away shirt, 2022-23, Puma, size XL , crew neck collar, printed badge, reverse lettered HAALAND with the Carabao Cup flash on the right sleeve.     

Nicolas Otamendi sky blue No.30 Manchester City short sleeved shirt, 2018-19, player issue, Nike, size L, crew neck collar, embroidered club badge and poppy motif, the reverse lettered OTAMENDI with the Premier League flash on the right sleeve. The shirt was worn in the game v Brentford FC that took place on November 2nd 2019.

Mario Balotelli sky blue number 45 Manchester City long sleeved shirt 2012/12, Umbro size 42. V neck collar, embroidered badge, reverse lettered BALOTELLI with Barclays Premier League Champions 11/12 flashes on the sleeves and signed in black on on the back.   

Manchester City 2011 FA Cup winners signed and framed club shirt with club hologram certificate of authenticity to match shirt hologram number 10047, the shirt autographed by 22 of the winning squad and manager, Roberto Mancini, Joe Harte, Micah Richards, Vincent Kompany, Joleon Lescott, Aleksandar Kolarov, Nigel De Jong, Gareth Barry, Ya Ya Toure, David Silva, Mario Balotelli, Carlos Tevez, Shay Given, Pablo Zabaleta, Dedryck Boyata, James Milner, Adam Johnson, Patrick Vieira, Eden Dzeko, Kolo Toure, Stuart Taylor and Shaun Wright-Phillips 

Five assorted programmes from the 1940's, comprising York City v Bradford, 4th November 1944, Huddersfield Town v Bradford, 28th October 1944, Bolton Wanderers v Manchester City (Lancashire Cup 1st round, 2nd leg), October 30th, 1946, Barnsley Chesterfield, November 23rd 1946 and Bolton Wanderers v Sheffield United, October 19th, 1945, with all showing some edge wear, marking, tears, writing and hole punches, (5).

Josko Gvardiol blue and white No.24 Manchester City match issued short-sleeved shirt, 2023-24, Puma, XL, with crew-neck collar, printed badge, reverse lettered GVARDIOL with the sleeves with FIFA Club World Cup Saudi Arabia 2023 flashes.

Liverpool v. Manchester City / Everton Reserves v. Carlisle United combined match programme, 28th November 1908, spine taped, wear to edges, paper lose.

Manchester City v. Chelsea match programme, 26th September 1936, signs of folds.

Cole Palmer red and black No.80 Manchester City short sleeved away shirt, 2022-23, Puma, size M, crew neck collar, printed badge, reverse lettered PALMER with the Champions League and UEFA Foundation for Children flashes on the right sleeve, accompanied by a COA from Classic Football Shirts.     

Ilkay Gundogan sky blue and white No.8 Manchester City v. Brentford match issued short-sleeved shirt, 2023, Puma, M, with v-neck collar and printed badge, the reverse lettered GUNDOGAN, the right sleeve with Champions Premier League 2021-22 flash.In the match played on 28th May 2023, Brentford defeated City 1-0, Gundogan was an unused sub.

Manchester City Reserves v. Liverpool Reserves match programme, 13th September 1924, signs of fold, rusty staples. 

Steve Howey claret and white number 24 Manchester City short sleeved away shirt 2002/03, Le Coq Sportif  size 50/52, V neck collar, embroidered badge, reverse lettered HOWEY with the FA Premier League flashes on both sleeves. This rare third kit example was worn just twice that season against Blackburn and West Bromwich Albion, in which Howey was Captain for City.  

Autographed Manchester United v Leicester City 1963 F.A. Cup Final Celebration Dinner & Dance menu, held at the Savoy Hotel, London, 25th May 1963, signed to the front cover bearing sixteen autographs including manager Matt Busby, Denis Law, Bill Foulkes, Noel Cantwell, Tony Dunne, Pat Crerand, Dawud Hers etc., stained.

Samir Nasri purple No.8 Manchester City v. Queens Park Rangers match worn shirt, 2014, Nike, L with button-up collar and embroidered cloth badge inscribed M.C.F.C. with embroidered Poppy inscribed 1914-2014, framed and glazed, 26 x 21.5in., with COA from Manchester City.The above shirt was worn by Nasri in the match against QPR played on 8th November 2014, the match ending in a 2-2 draw. The shirt was gifted to The Royal British Legion and auction to raise funds.

Three Manchester City home match programmes, 1938, comprising Sheffield United, 22nd October 1938, double punch holes, Coventry City, 19th November 1938, folds, lacking staples and Fulham, 1st October 1938, lacking staples, ex bound volume, (3).

The Daily Mail newspaper previewing the Hull City v Manchester United F.A.Cup tie, Saturday 26th February 1949.

Manchester City v. Liverpool match programme, 22nd December 1928, folds, rusty staples, ink team changes. 

Manchester City Reserves v. Liverpool Reserves match programme, 3rd March 1923, signs of folds, rusty staples, text on team pages.

Claudio Reyna sky blue No.8 Manchester City long sleeved shirt, 2003-04, Rebook size M, crew neck collar, embroidered badge, reverse lettered REYNA with the Barclaycard Premiership flashes on the sleeves.     

Manchester United v Portsmouth match programme, combined with Manchester United v Manchester City, Manchester Senior Cup 2nd Round, 14th and 18th March 1925, folds.

A number of 1950's Bradford Park Avenue home programmes, including games against Manchester City, Port Vale, Rochdale etc., with all having folds, tears and staining evident, (a lot)..  

Silver-mounted and black bakelite Charity Shield plaque, 1972, inscribed FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION CHARITY SHIELD, ASTON VILLA v  MANCHESTER CITY VILLA PARK, 5TH AUGUST 1972, with easel stand The above was presented to an unidentified City player. In the match played on 5th August 1972 at Villa Park, City defeated Villa 1-0

Hull City v Manchester United F.A.Cup pirate match programme, 26th February 1949, folds.

Collection of Manchester United Reserve aways at Wolverhampton Wanderers 1960-1, Aston Villa 1961-2, also including Aston Villa v Stoke City Reserves-2 Copies, Derby County, Newcastle United, Huddersfield Town 1961-2, 104. Manchester City 1962-3, Newcastle United 1962-3, Aston Villa 1963-4 x 2 copies, Manchester City 1961-2, Manchester City 1969-70, Manchester City 1990-1, tokens intact were applicable, (13).

John Stones navy blue No.5 Manchester City short-sleeved shirt, 2023-24, Puma, S, with crew-neck collar and printed badge with FIFA World Champions badge, the reverse lettered STONES, the right sleeve with Champions Premier League flash.

Manchester City v. Liverpool match programme, 19th January 1924, rusty staples.

Four Manchester United Reserve aways programmes, 1955-56 at Blackpool, Wolves, Barnsley, some small paper loss on top corners and Stoke City, (4).

Liverpool v. Aston Villa / Everton Reserves v. Manchester City Reserves combined match programme, 30th November 1912, ex bound volume, some pencil text on cover.

Sergio Kun Aquero sky-blue No.10 Manchester City v. Chelsea match issued short-sleeved shirt, 2021, Puma, M, with crew-neck collar and printed badge, with FINAL PORTO 2021 ESTADIO DO DRAGAO - 29MAY MANCHESTER CITY FC vs CHELSEA FC, the reverse lettered KUN AGUERO, the sleeves with Champions League flashes.In the match played on 29th May 2021, Chelsea defeated City 1-0.