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Joan PILBEAM (XX-XXI) Untitled Abstract Watercolour, signed, 12cm x 12.5cm, 24.5cm x 24.5cm framed. Together with two other works, each signed, inlcuding 'Swirling Fog, signed Judy A. Inman, Joan Pilbeam claims an eclectic background in art studies, mentioning Manchester, Khartoum, Hereford and Keele University. She married first in 1950 and spent eight exciting years in Africa including long treks in the Sudanese desert. In 1975 she was enged in the antiques business in the UK and though exchanging that for the 'simple life' in Herefordshire, she was able to exhibit regularly, alongside bringing up three daughters. After her first husband's death there was a fallow period, and then remarriage in 1985 which brought about a rebirth of her painting. During that period she exhibited at Keele, Stafford, Stoke, Royal Birmingham Society of Artist, which brought her to Newlyn in 1996. She exhibited work at the Salthouse Gallery, Penwith Society of Artists (of which she was an Associate) in St Ives (1998).

Michael C. & Elizabeth Skipworth for Lotus Pottery, Old Stoke Farm, Stoke Gabriel stoneware coffee service for six

Collection of football programmes dating from the 1960s and 1970s to include various Wembley stadium matches, premier league, football league, European championships, assorted Pompey FC programmes. Collection covers a wide selection of teams including Rangers, Tottenham, Stoke City, Watford, Arsenal, A C Milan, Liverpool etc.

Victorian Stone China, Stoke On Trent majolica rustic fence pattern Stilton cheese dish and cover, measures approx. H 21.5cm diameter 31cm

A fine Baronet’s Badge group of nine awarded to Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Robert A. Sanders, Bt., later Baron Bayford of Stoke Trister, who served as Commanding Officer of the Royal North Devon Yeomanry, and was later a distinguished Member of Parliament Baronet’s Badge of the United Kingdom, neck badge, silver-gilt and enamel, hallmarks for London 1930, the reverse engraved ‘Sanders of Bayford 1920’, with full neck riband; 1914-15 Star (Lt. Col. R.A. Sanders. R.N. Devon Yeo.); British War and Victory Medals, with M.I.D. oak leaves (Lt. Col. R.A. Sanders.); Coronation 1911, unnamed as issued; Jubilee 1935, unnamed as issued; Coronation 1937, unnamed as issued; Territorial Decoration, G.V.R., silver and silver-gilt, hallmarks for London 1914, unnamed as issued, with integral top riband bar; together with the recipient’s Association of Conservative Clubs ‘Distinguished Service’ Medal, with ‘Five Years’ Additional Award Bar, the reverse engraved ‘The Right Hon. Lord Bayford Chairman A.C.C. 1932’, the group mounted court-style for wear, generally good very fine (9) £1,800-£2,200 --- M.I.D. London Gazette 1 December 1916 (Gallipoli). T.D. London Gazette 24 July 1914 Sir Robert Arthur Sanders, Bt., 1st Baron Bayford was born in Paddington, Middlesex in 1867. Educated at Harrow and Balliol College, Oxford,he was called to the bar by the Inner Temple in 1891. Appointed Second Lieutenant in the Royal North Devon Yeomanry in 1894, he was promoted Captain in 1897 and Major in 1901. Elected a Member of Parliament for Bridgwater in 1910, he was promoted Lieutenant-Colonel in the Royal North Devon (Hussars) Yeomanry in 1911. Mobilised as Commanding Officer on 4 August 1914 he embarked on 24 September 1915 in HMT Olympic at Liverpool for Gallipoli and landed with his regiment at Suvla Bay on 8 October 1915. Following the withdrawal from Gallipoli, the Royal North Devon Yeomanry took over duties in the Canal Zone before advancing into Gaza and Palestine. Appointed Commanding Officer of the newly formed 16th (Devon Yeomanry) Battalion, Devonshire Regiment on 21 December 1916, he embarked for England on 22 April 1917 and transferred to the Territorial Force Reserve. Returning to Parliament in 1917 as Member for Bridgwater he was served as Treasurer of H.M. Household 1918-19, Junior Lord of the Treasury 1919-21, Under-Secretary of State for War 1921-22, and Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries 1922-24. Created a Baronet March 1920, and appointed to the Privy Council in 1922, he was created Baron Bayford of Stoke Trister for political and public services June 1929, and was introduced to the House of Lords the following month. Amongst many other civil appointments, he held the Chairmanship of The Association of Conservative Clubs from 1932 to 1940. Lord Bayford died at Bayford Lodge, Stoke Trister, Somerset on 24 February 1940, aged 73 . Sold with photographic images of the recipient, and extensive copied research

Three: Corporal W. H. Dobson, Army Service Corps 1914 Star, with copy clasp (M1-8617 L. Cpl. W. H. Dobson. A.S.C.); British War and Victory Medals (M1-08617 Cpl. W. H. Dobson. A.S.C.) very fine Three: Private R. Dobson, Durham Light Infantry, who was killed in action on the Western Front on 18 May 1917 British War and Victory Medals (30299 Pte. R. Dobson. Durh. L.I.); Memorial Plaque (Robert Dobson) slight edge dig to BWM, otherwise very fine Pair: Private G. Dobson, Border Regiment 1914-15 Star (12191 Pte. G. Dobson. Bord. R.); Victory Medal 1914-19 (12191 Pte. G. Dobson. Bord. R.) some staining otherwise very fine Pair: Private E. Dobson, North Staffordshire Regiment British War and Victory Medals (14405 Pte. E. Dobson. N. Staff. R.) edge bruise to BWM, otherwise very fine (10) £120-£160 --- William Henry Dobson, a Lorry Driver from Bermondsey, London, was born in 1887. He attested into the Army Service Corps on 28 October 1914 for service during the Great War and served on the Western Front from 22 November 1914. Advanced Corporal, he was discharged on 28 March 1919. Robert Dobson attested into the Durham Light Infantry for service during the Great War. He served on the Western Front with A Company of the 18th Battalion, and was killed in action on 18 May 1917. He has no known grave and is commemorated on the Arras Memorial, France. Edward Dobson, from Hanley, Stoke on Trent, attested into the North Staffordshire Regiment for service during the Great War and served on the Western Front with the 8th Battalion from 3 August 1915 and received Gun Shot Wounds to both legs on 20 November 1915, at Poperinghe, Belgium. Subsequently discharged on 24 August 1917, he was awarded a Silver War Badge, No. 131652. George Dobson, from Preston, attested into the Border Regiment for service during the Great War and served on the Western Front with the 7th Battalion from 17 July 1915. He was wounded on 16 July 1916 and saw further service with the 10th Battalion, Royal Irish Rifles and was twice further wounded. He was discharged on 26 April 1919.

Stanley Matthews, an England international football cap, v Yugoslavia 1956, blue velvet with silver coloured thread, applied three lions shield and cream tassel, with copy of a signed letter on Stoke City headed paperNote: this was Matthews' 50th cap, awarded for the game against Yugoslavia on 28th November 1956, which England won 3 - 0.

Stanley Matthews, an England international football cap, Football Association of Ireland 1949-50, dark blue velvet with silver coloured thread, applied three lions shield and cream tassel, with a copy of a signed letter on Stoke City headed paper

Stanley Matthews, 9 carat gold Football League Champions Division 2 medal, Stoke City Football Club 1932-33, S Matthews, inscribed, Vaughtons, Birmingham 1932, 27.4g, in presentation box

Stanley Matthews, an England International football cap, 1934-35, red velvet embroidered in gold thread with rose and dates, with a hand written and signed letter on Stoke City Football Club paperNote: Matthews' full time professional career as an International adult player started in 1934, with two matches, one against Wales at Ninian Park, the other, known as the Battle of Highbury, against Italy.

Stanley Matthews, an England international football cap, v Brazil 1956, blue velvet with silver coloured thread, applied three lions shield and cream tassel, with signed letter on Stoke City headed paperNote: played at Wembley on 9th May 1956, Matthews took a pivotal role in all four of England's goals, which led to an England win of 4 - 2.

Stanley Matthews, an England International Schoolboys football cap, 1929, red velvet with gold thread tassel, embroidered date and three lions, awarded for playing for England v Wales at the age of 14, with hand written and signed letter on Stoke City headed paperNote: Matthews' first cap, awarded at the age of 14 for a game against Wales on 20th April, his debut international appearance in football. The game was won by England 3 - 0, at Dean Court in Bournemouth.

Stanley Matthews, an England international football cap, v Hungary 1953, blue velvet with silver coloured thread, applied three lions shield and cream tassel, with copy of a signed letter on Stoke City headed paperNote: what became known as the Match of the Century, the game took place at Wembley on 25th November 1935; England lost 3 - 6 to Hungary.

Stanley Matthews, an England international football cap, v Northern Ireland 1950-51, blue velvet with silver coloured thread, applied three lions shield and cream tassel, framed and glazed, with copy of a signed letter on Stoke City headed paperNote: played on 7th October 1950, at Windsor Park in Belfast, England won 4 - 1.

Stanley Matthews, an International football cap, Portugal 1946-47, dark teal velvet with embroidered three lions and Football Association, with copy of a signed letter on Stoke City headed paperNote: his first post War International match against Portugal in Lisbon on 25th May 1947, Matthews excelled in the game which England won 10 - 0.

Stanley Matthews, Footballer of the Year trophy 1948, presented by the Football Writers Association, Cup Final Evening, silver plated figure of a footballer, on an ebonised plinth with enamelled union flag shields, 24.5cm high, with a copy of a signed letter on Stoke City Football Club headed paperNote: Matthews was the inaugural winner of the 1948 award, later receiving it for a second time in 1963.

Two 19th century Robinson and Leadbeater parian busts of C H Spurgeon, the larger raised atop a plinth and incised to rear 'Published by the Rev George Dunnet, manufactured by Robinson and Leadbeater, Stoke-on-Trent, Copyright, John Adams Acton Fecit 1878', 31.5cm high x 12cm wide, the smaller example 12cm high x 9cm wideIf there is no condition report shown, please request

First World War Death Memorial plaque named to Pte 45098 Ciphas Plews Shingles, 37th labour Battalion Royal Fusiliers. Killed 11th October 1916 Commemmorated at Thiepval Memorial Pier and Face 8 C 9 A and 16 A. FranceBorn 1886 at Stoke Holy Cross, Norfolk. Lived and enlisted Norwich. Son of William and Margaret A. Shingles of 43 Swansea Road, Norwich, and husband of Laura Helen Shingles of 80 Avenue Road, Norwich. Had been employed as a waiter. His brother, Enos, served with the Royal Engineers.

Curtis,W.: Flora Londiensis; Containing a history of the plants indigenous to Great Britain, illustrated by figures of natural size. A new edition, enlarged by George Graves and William Jackson Hooker. 5 Bände. Mit 646 (statt 647) kolor. Kupfertafeln, teils eiweissgehöht. London, Bohn, 1835. Gr.Folio (49,5 x 30 cm). Grüne Halblederbände d. Z., signiert J[ohn] Wright, Noel Street [London], mit je 2 roten Rückenschildern, reicher Rückenvergoldung, marmorierten Deckeln und Vorsätzen sowie Goldschnitt. (Etwas berieben und bestossen, Enden der Gelenke teils angebrochen, an 2 Gelenken weitergehend, einige Kapitale ausgebessert). Stafleu-C. 1286 - Nissen BBI 439 (irrige Kollation). - Titelauflage der zweiten Ausgabe 1817-28. Auf Vollständigkeit angelegte, erstmals 1775-98 erschienene Flora Grossbritanniens. Die ersten 3 Bände enthalten die 432 Tafeln der Erstausgabe mit überarbeitetem Text von Hooker, die beiden übrigen Bände sind vollständig neu. Die Mehrzahl der hinzugekommenen Tafeln und zugehörigen Beschreibungen stammen wiederum von Hooker. Unter den präzisen lebensgrossen Darstellungen auch eine Reihe prächtiger Pilze. - Provenienz: Exlibris Christopher Turnor (1806-86), Stoke Rochford Library. - Vereinzelt etwas stockfleckig, ingesamt bemerkenswert frisches Exemplar.

Stoke v. Liverpool match programme, 28th April 1923, signs of folds, lacking staples.

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).

Liverpool v. Middlesbrough / Everton Reserves v. Stoke Reserves combined match programme, 19th November 1921, spined taped.

Liverpool v. Stoke / Everton v. Preston North End Reserves combined match programme, 1st September 1906, spined taped, tape repairs, wear to edges paper loss.

Liverpool v. Chelsea / Everton Reserves v. Stoke Reserves combined match programme, 1st January 1924, spine taped, some restoration 

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).

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

Railway OO gauge Wrenn locomotive & tender, City of Stoke W2227 & City of Birmingham W2228 both boxed (2)

▲ Barnaby Barford (b.1977) Ceramic shop from 'The Tower of Babel'signed 'B. Barford' and numbered '2546' verso, fine bone china, made in Stoke-on-Trent by 1882 Ltd., complete with original box and exhibition guide6.5cm wide4cm deep12cm high (2)This lot is a piece from 'The Tower of Babel', a representation of contemporary London, displayed in the Victoria and Albert Museum's Medieval & Renaissance Galleries, 8 September - 1 November 2015. The work stood six metres high and comprised 3000 individual bone china buildings, each photographed by the artist.Condition ReportAppears to be in good condition. Light surface dirt and scuffs to the box.

A Framed Print By S. Kirkham Depicting Longton Town, Stoke-on-Trent( The Potteries)The Railway Bridge Next To The Crown Hotel. Width 49cm Wide x 27cm Tall Including The Frame

David Essex, 20th century, Stoke by Nayland, signed and dated 1995 watercolour, 32 x 47cm, label for Alderley Gallery Ltd38 x 48

Manuscript.- Cookery & Medical.- Myddelton (Mrs) [Collection of recipes], Elizabeth David's copy with her bookplate on front pastedown, manuscript, in several hands, c. 145pp. excluding blanks, 1p. with newspaper cuttings of recipes, 1p. with printed and manuscript label of "Insley Powell Cheese and Provision Merchant... R.B . Myddelton with R.M. Dymocks kind regards of Castle Street, Shrewsbury," several manuscript recipes loosely inserted, label: "Mrs Myddelton's Book" on front pastedown, original half calf, slightly rubbed, later rebacked, later label on spine, sm. 4to (206 x 166mm.), dated in text 1863. *** Recipes including: "Pig Sauce"; "A very good Plum pudding"; "Beautiful Ginger Beer"; "French Bread"; "Apple Pudding"; "From Caroline. Stilton Cheese. Mrs Wilsford"; "The Devils Pot - Mrs Mather... To Two quarts of good Ale..."; "Gloucester Cheese"; "Palestine Soup"; "From the head Gardener at Trentham [Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire]"; "How to Stop Bleeding"; "For the Hooping Cough"; "For Neuralgia - fm. Miss E. Williams - Bodelwyddan [north Wales]"; "Cure for Hydrophobia - Lady Vavasour" etc.

Wrenn 00 gauge Die-Cast Stanier 4-6-2 Steam Locomotive "City of Stoke-on-Trent" in LMS Red livery, playworn, untested,

Two Wrenn 00 Gauge Tender Locomotives in LMS Black Livery, One 8F 2-8-0 ref W2225, One "City of Stoke-on-Trent" ref W2227, both boxed untested,

William Robinson: ‘The History and Antiquities of Stoke Newington ..... Containing an Account of the Prebendal Manor, the Church, Charities, Schools, Meeting Houses, &c. With Appendices ...’, 1820. Folding hand-coloured engraved map as frontis, with contemporary inscription, plus 15 engraved plates as called for. Contemporary half calf, marbled boards, recently rebacked; new endpapers; plus John Nelson: ‘The History and Antiquities of the Parish of Islington ... Including Biographical Sketches ... With some account of several objects of interest in the adjoining parishes.’, Third Edition. 1820. Folding engraved map, rebacked plus 22 engraved plates as called for. Recent quarter calf, marbled boards; plus Thomas Cromwell: ‘Walks through Islington; comprising an Historical Account of that Extensive and Important District ...’, 1835. Folding engraved map plus 35 (of 36) engraved plates. Original cloth; plus Thomas Edlyne Tomlins. Yseldon: ‘A Perambulation of Islington.’, 1858. Recent cloth; plus Thomas Lewis: ‘A Retrospect of the Moral and Religious State of Islington, during the last Forty Years. A Sermon.’, 1842. Large 12mo. Engraved frontis. Original cloth; with six Parliamentary Acts - 1810's to 1820's - relating to north London, including Islington. Various bindings, some disbound (9)

William Robinson: 'The History and Antiquities of Stoke Newington ..... Containing an Account of the Prebendal Manor, the Church, Charities, Schools, Meeting Houses, &c. With Appendices ...', 1820. Folding hand-coloured engraved map as frontis, with contemporary inscription, plus 15 engraved plates as called for. Contemporary half calf, marbled boards, recently rebacked; new endpapers.

Wrenn W2227 4-6-2 LMS Princess Coronation Class Steam Locomotive No. 6254 "City of Stoke-on-Trent". Condition is Excellent Plus to Near Mint in Good box complete with instruction booklet. 

Registration No: SIG 6283 Chassis No: WP0ZZZ98ZWS606013 MOT: T.B.AFinished in the rare colour combination of Arena Red Metallic complemented to to Sahara Beige leather interiorOffered with owners wallet and handbooksCollection of invoices and old MOT certificates The Boxster was unveiled in late 1996 and was the first Porsche since the 550 Spyder to be designed from scratch as a Roadster. It was penned by Dutch designer Harm Lagaay, who was also primarily responsible for the 968, 993, Cayenne, 996 and Carrera GT. At launch it was 2.5-litres in capacity, but the standard offering was increased to 2.7-litres in 2000. The M96 engine related to that in the 996, and the newcomer also shared that car's bonnet, front wings and headlights. The suspension was independent all-round, braking by power-assisted ventilated discs and steering by rack and pinion.First registered on the 11th May 1998 and with five recorded former keepers, this Boxster is finished in the rare and handsome colour combination of Arena Red Metallic complemented to a Sahara Beige leather interior. There are invoices on file for maintenance and servicing with the same garage, Biddulph Exhaust and Tyre of Stoke-on-Trent from 2009 to 2018. Work completed (invoices on file), has come to in excess of a £3,000 with the garage over the years. Work has included the replacement of the alternator, water pump and the auxilliary belts and pulleys in May 2018, an MOT and check over in April 2016, a 'full' service, a new rear shock absorber, a new front and two rear drop links and an MOT in March 2015, a service and brake pads in March 2012, plugs, coils and servicing in February 2010 and a service in 2009. The Boxster is offered with an owner's wallet and handbooks, a collection of invoices and old MOT history and the current V5C Registration Document. For more information, please contact: James McWilliam james.mcwilliam@handh.co.uk 07943 584760

A COLLECITON OF POLICE RELATED BADGES, consisting of 2 Staffordshire & Stoke On Trent Constabulary helmet plates, East Suffolk Police cap badge, Birmingham City Police Special Constabulary hat badge and a Wolverhampton Special Constabulary enamel badge, along with an NFS badge

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 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 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 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

A silver plated salver, awarded to George Birks from Sir Stanley Matthews CBE in appreciation for many years kindness, with a city of Stoke 70th birthday ball programme, bearing signatures, 30cm diameter.

A collection of mainly mid to late 20th century shooting and rural related enamelled and other badges, including a group of various WAGBI examples, Stoke-on-Trent & Newcastle-under-Lyme & District Gundog Club, The Game Conservancy Trust, Gamekeepers Association, Young Farmers Club Northampton and Official Referee Clay Pigeon Shooting Association. Provenance: the property of a Hampshire private collector.

Collection of British Police Helmet Plates and Cap Badges. Lot includes Helmet Plates to the Staffordshire, West Midlands & Stoke on Trent and cloth Shoulder Boards to the H.M Prison Service.15 items

Michael C. & Elizabeth Skipworth for Lotus Pottery, Old Stoke Farm, Stoke Gabriel stoneware coffee service for six

ARSENAL Ticket for the home League match v Stoke City 6/5/1967, slightly creased. Generally good

MANCHESTER UNITED Four home tickets, including 3 X FA Cup ties v Middlesbrough 25/2/1970, 6th round replay and 26/2/1972, 5th round and Stoke City 18/3/1972, Quarter Final and 1 X League match v Manchester City 12/12/1970, staple holes at the top, some with creases. Generally good

MANCHESTER UNITED Programme and ticket for the away postponed League match v Stoke City 29/12/1976, slight creases to ticket, aging marks to both. Generally good

HUDDERSFIELD Six home programmes for the matches from 1946/47 v Everton 26/9/1946, Charlton Athletic 2/11/1946, Liverpool 19/10/1946, Aston Villa 26/12/1946, Blackpool 31/8/1946, Stoke City 30/11/1946. All are slightly creased, most have rusty staples, some have the score entered. Fair to Generally good

MANCHESTER CITY 1945/46 Two home programmes from 1945/46 v Stoke City 15/9/1945 and Blackpool 13/10/1945. Both are slightly creased, punched holes, team changes and score entered. Fair to generally good

CARDIFF CITY Twelve home programmes, Eleven home programmes from 1952/53 v Stoke, Wolves, Blackpool, Charlton, Aston Villa score on cover, Liverpool, Bolton, Chelsea, Derby County, Newcastle United, Sunderland, 1953/54 v Sunderland. All are slightly creased, some have team changes and score entered. Fair to generally good

MIDDLESBROUGH V STOKE CITY 1946 Programme for the League match at Middlesbrough 7/9/1946, slightly creased. Generally good

BURNLEY Twelve home programmes for the 1950/1 season v Stoke team changes, scores entered and writing on the cover, Huddersfield team name written on the cover, slightly creased and team changes, Fulham, Derby scores entered, Sunderland, WBA, slightly worn, Sheff. Weds., Bolton, Liverpool, Portsmouth, Middlesbrough and Blackpool, team changes. Most are slightly creased. fair to generally good

NEUTRAL AT ARSENAL Programme for the EFSA Under 16 Schools Final, Codsall Community v Stoke High School (Suffolk) 8/5/2003. Good

LIVERPOOL       PLEASE NOTE THAT SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY 1955/6 HAS THE CENTRE PAGES MISSING. Twenty one league programmes and three FA Cup home programmes for 1955/56. League matches v Leeds United, Bury, Port Vale, Notts County, Blackburn, Leicester, Hull City, Plymouth Argyle, Lincoln City, Nottingham Forest, Bristol Rovers, Doncaster Rovers, Bristol City, Middlesbrough, Fulham, Sheffield Wednesday, Swansea, Barnsley, Rotherham United score written on cover, West Ham, Stoke City, FA Cup third round v Accrington Stanley, FA Cup fourth round v Scunthorpe, FA Cup fifth round Manchester City. Most are slightly creased, some have minor tears, some have team changes and score entered. Fair to generally good

MANCHESTER UNITED Programme and ticket for the home FA Cup 6th round tie v Stoke City 18/3/1972, creases to ticket. Generally good

LIVERPOOL Fourteen home programmes from 1951/52 league matches v Aston Villa, Huddersfield Town, Burnley, Arsenal score written on cover, Bolton, Manchester City, Stoke City, Newcastle United, Portsmouth, Middlesbrough, Manchester United, Derby County score written on cover, FA Cup third round v Workington, FA Cup fourth round v Wolves score on cover and back page. All are slightly creased, some have the score entered and team changes, some have rusty staples. Fair to generally good

MANCHESTER UNITED Five programmes for home FA Youth Cup ties v Stoke City 59/60, Sunderland 60/1 and single sheets v Everton 66/7, Huddersfield Town 66/7 and Rotherham United 16/2/1970. All are slightly creased. Generally good

GREENOCK MORTON Five home programmes for Friendly matches v British Army XI 1/4/1959, v Bronshoj Boldklub 16/3/1964, Metz 18/11/1964, Stoke City 6/3/1965, Coventry 24/3/1955. Most are slightly creased, some have rusty staples. Generally good