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A hand signed West Ham United shirt - John Hartson, framed and glazed

A West Ham United European Cup Winners Cup Final shirt, signed by Geoff Hurst and Martin Peters, framed and glazed

A WWI trio to the Invergordon Mutiny ringleader and alleged Communist, Leading-Stoker J. W. H. Lee of HMS. Rodney, a 'three-badge man' who was dismissed from the Royal Navy in 1931 without trial and without pension after 19 years' service. The trio comprises the 1914-15 Star, the British War Medal and the Victory Medal, all engraved 'K.19160 - J.W.H. LEE - STO. 1 R.N.' and complemented by a Battle of Jutland gilt-metal pendant-badge (2.2 cm in diam.). * James William Henry Lee (1892-1977) was born in Plympton, Devon, the son of a farm labourer (James Lee (1864-1950)). Having followed his father's trade for a short time after leaving school he entered the Royal Navy in 1913. He served on the dreadnaught HMS Thunderer throughout the First War. His record of service in peacetime is far from exemplary and he was undoubtedly considered a ringleader of the Invergordon Mutiny in September 1931. Although an official pledge had been given that there would be no victimisation or penalisation of the mutineers, when the Rodney returned to its home port, Lee and 13 other ratings were confined to barracks at Devonport. Here they underwent a gruelling 'refresher course' akin to the punishment squads of detention barracks. At the end of the course they were discharged 'services no longer required'.  In February the following year the Labour MP for Merthyr Tydfil, Mr. George Hall, asked the First Lord of the Admiralty why Leading-Stoker Lee was dismissed from the service after 19 years' service, without trial and without pension; and whether, in view of his service, it would be possible to grant a modified pension. Hansard records: LORD STANLEY: This man was one of 24 men discharged "services no longer required" by order of the Board of Admiralty. The reasons for discharge were stated in this House in the reply which was given to a question by the Hon. Member for Plaistow (Mr. Thorne) on 12th November, 1931. The answer to the second part of the question is in the negative. MR. THORNE: Is it not the case that the late First Lord of the Admiralty said that there would be no penalisation of men at all in connection with this matter [the mutiny]? LORD STANLEY: That is true; and there has been no penalisation. MR. HALL (Labour, West Ham): Will my Noble Friend and the Board take into account the special circumstances of these men, and their long service, 19 and 20 years? VISCOUNTESS ASTOR (Conservative, Plymouth Sutton): Can the Parliamentary Secretary tell us why certain Honourable Members will not allow Communists in their own party, but want them in the Navy? (Laughter) Mr. THORNE: Is the Parliamentary Secretary aware that we do not allow Communists in our organisation? (Laughter)

Subbuteo - Nine boxed HW Subbuteo teams to include The Arsenal, West Ham. Bournemouth, Wolves, Celtic, Spurs, QPR, Fulham, Bohemians, all vg

Autographed DENIS LAW 1971 MAN UNITED 16 x 12 Photo showing a wonderful image of the Manchester United striker having a pop at the West Ham goal during a First Division encounter at Old Trafford, an inspired George Best scored a hat-trick in a 4-2 victory, signed in black 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

Six football shirts, each bearing a signature. To include: Chelsea shirt (S) signed by Joe Cole, two England shirt (S) signed by Peter Crouch, Manchester United shirt (S) signed by Rio Ferdinand, West Ham shirt (S) signed by Joe Cole, England shirt (S) signed by Michael Owen.

West Ham United v. Liverpool match programme, 6th October 1928, folds.

Bradford Park Avenue bound programme volume 1947 to 1949, including Bradford Park Avenue v West Ham United August 23rd 1947 to Bradford Park Avenue v Sheffield Wednesday May 7th, 1949, Manchester United, 5th February 1949, pencil changes, folds 

Eight interesting Bradford Park Avenue home programmes from the 1940's and 50's comprising games against Sunderland, October 30th 1943, Bury, September 25th 1946, Doncaster Rovers, March 24th 1945, West Ham, November 6th 1948, Carlisle United, March 7th 1959, Exeter City, March 21st 1959, Chesterfield, January 5th 1952 and an FA XI v The Army fixture on December 9th 1944, with all showing some edge wear, marking, tears, writing and hole punches, (8).

A black and white autographed photograph of Bobby Moore in West Ham kit

West Ham United Holy Trinity set of three signed 10” x 8” Ty-phoo tea 1st series photo cards, these were produced with the printed signature of each player on towards bottom of image but additionally signed by Bobby Moore, Martin Peters & Geoff Hurst 

1966 World Cup Final match programme, teams filled and souvenir tournament programme, West Ham United v. Blackburn Rovers Cup Final pirate programme, 8th June 1940 and a Grantham v. Nottingham Forest programme, December 1977, signed by seven members of the of the European Cup-winning side, (4).

Approximately 150 West Ham United football programmes from 1960s-1970s

West Ham United Football Club - Coppa Anglo Italina 1992 - Maglia gara away, Bukta, a maniche corte, taglia 42 106 cm. Sul fronte: sponsor commerciale Dagenham Motors e stemma del club. Sul retro: numero 14 in flock.  Patch The Football League su entrambe le maniche. Uniti paio di pantaloncini della divisa. Maglia indossata in occasione dell'incontro valido per la coppa Anglo Italiana Cremonese vs West Ham Utd. (2-0) del 11 novembre 1992 disputata allo stadio Zini di Cremona e scambiata a fine partita con l'avversario Eligio Nicolini. Allegato COA di provenienza. Provenienza: Eligio Nicolini   

West Ham United Football Club - anni 2000 - Pallone ufficiale e due stendardi di cui uno personalizzato West Ham United e uno England, unita una bandiera bianco-rossa England.

Football, Billy Bonds signed 16x12 colour photograph pictured celebrating with West Ham after winning the 1980 FA Cup. Bonds is a former professional footballer and manager, who is most often associated with West Ham United with whom he spent 27 years as player and manager. Good condition Est.

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

GOOD COLLECTION OF SUBBUTEO BOXED PLAYERS AND ASSOCIATED ACCESSORIES, teams include Southampton, Everton, Blackburn Rovers, Brazil, Arsenal, Liverpool, West Ham Utd, Manchester City, Colchester Utd, Coventry, Plymouth Argyle, Newcastle Utd etc. (20 boxed teams), play field, flood lights, goals etc.Provenance: private collection South West WalesComments: appear complete, and both player and boxes good condition

WEST HAM UNITED V TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR 1918 Programme for the WWI London Combination First Team match at West Ham 21/9/1918, slightly creased and very slightly marked. Generally good

WEST HAM UNITED V CHARLTON ATHLETIC 1947 Single sheet programme for the Football Combination Cup tie at West Ham 27/5/1947, No.51. Slightly creased and team changes. Generally good

HULL CITY Nine home programmes from 1951/52 v Nottingham Forest, Rotherham United, Barnsley, West Ham United, Queen's Park Rangers, Sheffield Wednesday, Everton, Huddersfield, Brentford. Most have creases, rusty staples, some have team changes and score entered. Poor to generally good

ARSENAL Ten programme for SJFC ties: homes v Southampton 90/1, Millwall 90/1 Final, Ipswich Town 93/4, Luton Town 93/4 and Chelsea 95/6 and aways v Aston Villa 90/1, Southampton 90/1, West Ham United 90/1 S-F, Millwall 90/1 Final and Northampton Town 96/7. Generally good

BIRMINGHAM CITY Nine programmes for the home matches at Birmingham from 1953/4 including West Ham United. Most are slightly crease, some have team changes and score entered. Generally good

QPR Four programmes for FL South matches: Two single sheet programmes at Rangers v Brentford 27/12/1943, slightly trimmed, horizontal fold, team changes and scores entered and v West Ham United 16/9/1944, folded and team changes and aways v Tottenham Hotspur 25/12/1944, creased and slightly worn and Charlton Athletic 18/11/1944, slightly worn, minor tears, tape on one side and team changes. Poor to fair

1976 ECWC FINAL / RSC ANDERLECHT V WEST HAM UNITED Programme for the ECWC Final Cup tie at Heysel Stadium in Brussels 5/5/1976. Generally good

1949 LEICESTER CITY V WEST HAM UNITED Programme for the match at Leicester on 18/4/1949. Slight fold. Generally 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

WEST HAM UNITED V IPSWICH TOWN 1951 Single sheet programme for the Eastern Counties League match at The Spotted Dog Ground 2/5/1951. Programme No.71. Good

WEST HAM UNITED V MILLWALL 1952 Single sheet programme for the Combination match at West Ham 1/12/1952. Programme No. 29. Scores entered. Generally good

WEST HAM UNITED V QPR 1950 Single sheet programme for the London Mid-Week League match at West Ham 23/11/1950. No.27. Generally good

1964 LA GANTOISE V WEST HAM ECWC Programme for the European Cup Winners Cup in Belgium on 23/9/1964. Large programme folded in four. Fair

MANCHESTER UNITED Pirate programme for the match at West Ham in 1969/0. Issued by Nicholls. Slight fold. Generally good

BURNLEY 1959-60 CHAMPIONSHIP SEASON Twelve programmes for away matches v Tottenham. Man. City, folded in four, Luton, Everton X 2, Bolton, scores entered, Wolves, WBA, Leeds staple rusted away, Preston, Chelsea scores entered and West Ham, slightly marked. Fair to generally good

1965 LAUSANNE V WEST HAM ECWC Programme for the European Cup Winners Cup match at Lausanne on 16/3/1965. Slight fold. Generally good

BLACKPOOL V WEST HAM UNITED 1954 FA CUP Programme for the Replay at Blackpool 3/2/54, slight horizontal creases. Generally good

WEST HAM UNITED V BOURNEMOUTH 1955 Single sheet programme for the Combination match at West Ham 4/5/55, No.60. Generally good

CHELSEA Programme for the Youth Cup match at West Ham United on 16/12/1957. Folds. Includes Moore for West Ham and Greaves for Chelsea. Fair to generally good

1965 OLYMPIAKOS V WEST HAM ECWC Scarce programme for the European Cup Winners Cup match at Olympiakos on 1/12/1965. Fold. Generally good

1962 SOUTHERN RHODESIA V WEST HAM UNITED Scarce ticket for the friendly match in Rhodesia on 10/6/1962. Good

EAST HAM BOYS V WEST HAM BOYS 1946 AT WEST HAM UNITED F.C. Programme for the match at West Ham 6/5/1946. Good

1949 HEADINGTON UNITED V WEST HAM FRIENDLY Programme for the friendly match at Headington on 15/4/1949. Slight crease and slight marks. Fair to generally good

1966 MAGDEBURG V WEST HAM ECWC Programme for the European Cup Winners Cup match at Magdeburg on 16/3/1966. Slight fold. Generally good

ARSENAL Programme for the away SJFC Final v West Ham United 22/4/1958, scores entered, minor paper loss on the edge and slightly creased. Fair to generally good

FOOTBALL TICKETS Twenty eight tickets including West Ham United v Ipswich Town 16/4/1980 FA Cup S-F Replay at Leeds United, England v Norway 1980, Spain 1981 and Sweden 1995, Wolves v Everton 66/7 FA Cup, Swansea v Cardiff 71/2 Welsh Cup and Shrewsbury 79/80 Welsh Cup S-F, Swansea v Crystal Palace 79/80 FA Cup 2nd Replay at Cardiff, Wrexham v Brighton 76/7, Portsmouth v Chelsea 88/9, Bradford City v Chelsea 88/9, Ipswich v Liverpool 81/2 LC S-F, Germany v Wales 1991 X 2, Liverpool v Genoa 91/2 UEFA Cup and Man. City v BMG 78/9 UEFA Cup. Generally good

1962 SOUTHERN RHODESIA V WEST HAM UNITED Programme for the friendly match in Rhodesia on 10/6/1962.Slight marks. Generally good

FOOTBALL LEAGUE CUP SEMI-FINALS Four programmes for the football League Cup Semi-Final ties, including 2 X at Aston Villa, Aston Villa v Burnley 26/4/1961, 2nd Leg, number in pen, written on cover page and Sunderland 22/4/1963, 2nd Leg, horizontal crease, team changes and scores entered, Birmingham City v Bury 27/3/1963 and West Ham United v Cardiff City 20/12/1965, 1st Leg, vertical crease. Generally good

WEST HAM UNITED Three official Handbooks for the seasons 1954/55, 1955/56 and 1956/57, minor creases to edges and marks to covers, two fixture cards for the seasons 1968/69 and 1967/70, minor marks to cover, one Ballot card for the FA Cup Final 1964 and one Ballot card for the season 1965/66. Generally good

8MANCHESTER CITY 1950/51 Seven home programmes from 1950/51, Doncaster, slightly worn, Barnsley, Hull, team changes, Coventry, Preston, scores entered, West Ham United and Notts. County, team changes. All are creased. Fair

ARSENAL Bound volume of home programmes with red and white hardback covers for season 1959/60 including 30 programmes, 21 X league, 1 FA Cup, 4 Friendlies v Grasshoppers, GB Olympic, West Ham United and Leyton Orient and 4 neutrals Rotherham v Brighton, Football League v Scottish League, Rangers v Sparta Rotterdam EC and England v Young England. Most have scores entered. Fair to generally good

WEST HAM UNITED V FULHAM 1954 Programme for the Combination Cup tie at West Ham 2/9/54. Good

NORTHAMPTON TOWN Seven home programmes for their only top flight season in 1965/6 including Arsenal, team changes, West Ham, Stoke, WBA, Blackburn, Leeds 18/12 and Nottm. Forest FA Cup. Generally good

ARSENAL Single sheet programme for the away SJFC tie v West Ham United 11/12/1961. Good

1971 COVENTRY CITY V WEST HAM SJFC FINAL Single sheet for the Southern Junior Cup Final at Coventry on 14/5/1971. Slight fold. Generally good

1966 ZAMALEK V WEST HAM FRIENDLY Programme for the friendly match at Zamalek on 30/11/1966. Good.

WEST HAM UNITED Programme for the away Eastern Counties League match v Chelmsford City 29/10/1955, rusty staple. Generally good

1952 HARWICH & PARKESTON V WEST HAM ECLC SF Programme for the Eastern Counties League Cup semi final at Harwich on 15/3/1952. Team changes. Generally good

ARSENAL Programmes for both Legs of the SJFC Final v West Ham United. Away, vertical fold and single sheet home, folded. Fair

1951 IPSWICH TOWN V WEST HAM UNITED Large single sheet for the Eastern Counties League match at Ipswich on 3/2/1951. Folds. Generally good

1946 LONDON CHALLENGE CUP FINAL AT ARSENAL / WEST HAM UNITED V CRYSTAL PALACE Single sheet programme for the match at Highbury 2/12/1946, minor repairs, creased, slightly marked, worn and scores entered. Fair at best