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Cricket, Football, Golf & Sporting Memorabilia

‘Football caricatures 1920’s. Selection of eleven hand painted watercolour caricatures of famous footballers from the period. Each painted on a white card 4.5”x6”, some appear to have been signed by the player featured. Signed cards include Hugh Ferguson (Cardiff City), John Rutherford (Arsenal), Dan Tremelling (Birmingham City), Thomas Mort (Aston Villa), James McMullan (Manchester City), Tom Anderson (Brentford) and Joe Cassidy (Cardiff City). Other players featured include Lester Finch (Barnet & England), Alf Maitland (Middlesborough),... View full lot details

Football and sporting music scores. ‘Foot-Ball’ C.H. Schumann 1923. Original four page music score with colour front cover depicting comic young players kicking the ball. Some wear to edges which are becoming a little brittle. Sold with Sports and Pastimes of the British Isles’. ‘No. 8 (of 12 pieces) A Seaside Holiday’. Ralph Alard. Published by ‘The Orpheus Music Publishing Co 1911. Eight pages, sheet music with football, cricketing and sporting interest. The colour front... View full lot details

Don Revie and Bill Nicholson. Two original typed letters, one from Don Revie, Manager of Leeds United F.C. dated 5th August 1964, the other from Bill Nicholson, dated 19th September 1974 with original envelope, following his resignation as Manager of Tottenham Hotspur. Both letters on respective official club letterhead and nicely signed in ink. Very good condition.... View full lot details

England 1965. Page with handwritten title ‘Nationalmannschaft von England [England National Team]’ comprising twelve signatures in blue ink for the West Germany v England friendly played at Nuremberg, 12th May 1965. Signatures, some with player’s name annotated below, include Bobby Moore, Jimmy Greaves, Keith Newton, Ray Wilson, Derek Temple, Barry Bridges and Terry Paine, the scorer of the only goal in England’s 1-0 victory. The page with minor creasing, laid to large page. Good... View full lot details

Signed menus and programmes 1950/1960s. A selection of signed menus and programmes including ‘Luncheon Offered by The Football Association to the Delegates of F.I.F.A. and U.E.F.A’., The Mansion House, London, 28th September 1961. Signed in ink to the front and inside by twenty one delegates including C.F. Linnett, the F.A.’s F.I.F.A. representative, Stanley Rouse, President of F.I.F.A., A.G. Doggart, Chairman of the Football Association, Joe Mears, Chairman Chelsea F.C., Joe Richards, President of the Football... View full lot details

England Youth Internationals 1950s/1960s. A selection of signed ephemera comprising an autograph card and players’ itineraries. Includes an official Football Association ‘Autographs of the English Team’ card signed by the eleven members of the England Youth team and three others for the international v Wales, 18th February 1956. Players’ signatures include Barry Staton, John Petts, Chris Crowe, Johnny Byrne, Bert Llewellyn, John Barnwell etc. also C.F. Linnett, the F.A.’s representative to F.I.F.A. and member of... View full lot details

‘First West Indies Football Team Touring United Kingdom, August- October 1959’. Mono real photograph postcard featuring cameo portraits of the twenty four members of the touring party with printed title to lower border. Signed in blue to the verso by sixteen players and officials including representatives from Jamaica, Barbados, Trinidad & Tobago and British Guiana. Signatures include Patrick Gomez (Captain), Monty Hope, Hubert Braithwaite, Anthony Hill, Ken East, Tyrone Dela Baptiste, Reggie Haynes etc. Good/... View full lot details

Overseas football autographs. Sixty seven signatures of club and international players and managers, each signed to individual plain white cards. Signatures include Acuna, Rodriguez, Ruggeri (Argentina), Roberto Carlos, Assuncao (Brazil), Elanga (Cameroon), Frank Rijkaard (Netherlands), Leonhardsen, Rekdal, Bjornebye (Norway), Stelea, Craioveanu (Romania), Eusebio, Ricardo, Zubizarreta, Garcia (Spain), Alexandersson, Andersson, Asper (Sweden), Nafti (Tunisia) etc. Odd duplication. Very good condition.... View full lot details

England 1960. Mono printed magazine cutting image of the England team seated and standing in rows wearing football attire. Fully signed in ink by all eleven players. Signatures are Jimmy Armfield, Bobby Robson, Ron Springett, Peter Swan, Ron Flowers, Mick McNeil, Bryan Douglas, Jimmy Greaves, Bobby Smith, Johnny Haynes and Bobby Charlton. Some wear and creasing, otherwise in good condition.... View full lot details

Blackpool F.C. 1923-24. Album page very nicely signed in black ink by twelve Blackpool players and the trainer, Bert Tulloch, thirteen signatures in total. Players’ signatures include Barrass, Watson, Meredith, Benton, Crompton, Bedford, Mee, Jones, Streets etc. Very good condition.... View full lot details

Chelsea F.C. 1922. Very rare original autograph sheet with typed players’ field positions in a grid format. Each position is very nicely signed in black ink by the respective Chelsea player. Signatures are Baker (Goal), Smith (Right-back), Harrow (Left-back), Wilding (Centre-half), Cameron (Right-half), the rarer Meehan (Left-half), Linfoot (Outside-right), Thain (Inside-right), Cock (Centre-forward), Sharp (Inside-left), and McNeil (Outside-left). Handwritten title to verso, ‘Chelsea F.C. 1922’. Originally from the collection of the collector, Louis B. Frewer.... View full lot details

‘Clapton F.C. Winners F.A. Amateur Cup Season 1923/24’. Very rare original autograph sheet with typed players’ field positions in a grid format. Each position is very nicely signed in black ink by the respective Clapton player. Signatures include three players capped for England, Stan Earle (Captain), William Bryant, and Vivian Gibbins. Others include Moore, Potter, Ryley, Barnard etc. Typed label to verso. Originally from the collection of the collector, Louis B. Frewer. The page appears... View full lot details

‘Manchester United 1938’. Rare album page very nicely signed in ink by twenty four Manchester United players. Signatures include Hanlon, Warner, McKay, Wassall, Bryant, Smith, Corcoran, Murray, Whalley, Vose, Carey, Rowley, Brown, Breedon etc. Adhesive marks to verso where previously laid down, otherwise in very good condition. Good signatures.... View full lot details

Manchester United 1938/39- 1939/40. A selection of eight signatures of Manchester United players on pieces, cuttings and cigarette cards. Signatures on pieces are Beaumont Asquith, Hubert Redwood, Billie Bryant and Jimmy Hanlon, on cuttings images of Walter Winterbottom and George Vose, and on cigarette cards of Billy Porter and George Roughton. Fading to some signatures, otherwise in good condition.... View full lot details

Blackpool F.C. 1938/39. Album page signed in ink by thirteen players. Signatures include Alec Roxburgh, Alex Munro, Harry Johnston, Bobby Finan, Willie Buchan, Eric Sibley, Eric Hayward, Sammy Jones, George Farrow etc. Two signatures including one of Bob Mauchline crossed out. Some rubbing, one signature faded, adhesive marks to verso, otherwise in good condition.... View full lot details

Birmingham City F.C. 1938/39. Album page nicely signed by eleven players, six in ink, five in pencil. Signatures in ink include Dai Richards, Wally Halsall, Billy Gibson (trainer) and one other, and in pencil, Jackie Brown, Willie Steel, Frank Clack, Charlie Craven, Cyril Trigg, and Don Dearson. Minor adhesive marks to verso, otherwise in good/ very good condition.... View full lot details

‘Bury F.C. 1939’. Album page nicely signed in ink by ten players. Signatures include Tommy Burdett, Reg Halton, Archie Livingstone, Jimmy Gemmell, Alick Robinson etc. Page a little trimmed, otherwise in good/ very good condition.... View full lot details

‘Chelsea F.C. 1938’. Album page signed in pencil by fourteen players. Signatures include Jimmy Argue, Harry Burgess, Allan Craig, Dick Spence, Vic Woodley, George Barber, Len Allum, Jack Smith, Sam Weaver, Leslie Knighton (Manager) etc. Minor adhesive marks to verso, otherwise in good/ very good condition.... View full lot details

‘Leicester City F.C. 1938-9’. Album page very nicely signed in ink by twenty players. Signatures include Percy Grosvenor, Roger Heywood, David Jones, Sandy McLaren, Mal Griffiths, Matt Moralee, Billy Frame, Johnny Grogan, Danny Liddle, George Dewis, Joe Calvert, Jack Bowers, Arthur Chandler etc. Light folds, adhesive marks to verso, otherwise in good/ very good condition.... View full lot details

Queen of the South F.C. 1938/39. Album page very nicely signed in ink by twelve players. Signatures include John Oakes, Willlie Savage, Tommy Lang, Jack Connor, Phil Watson, Jackie Law etc. The page unevenly trimmed, light adhesive marks to verso, otherwise in good/ very good condition.... View full lot details

Nottingham Forest F.C. 1948 and 1958. Ruled page signed in pencil by twenty five players including Bob Davies, Bob McCall, Ted Blagg, Jack Hutchinson, Jim Clarke, Brynn Elliott, Horace Gager, Gordon Kaile, Bill Morley etc. Also an album page signed in pencil (one in ink) by twelve Nottingham Forest players c.1958, including Higham, Barrett, Burkitt, Whare, McKinlay, Nicholson, Imlach, Jones, Morley etc. Originally from the personal collection of Barrie Meyer. Sold with a ‘Memories of... View full lot details

John McDougall. Leeds United F.C. 1934-1937. Mono plainback player card/postcard of McDougall, head and shoulders, in Leeds shirt. Name printed to lower border. Photo by Lonnergan, Leeds. Good/very good condition... View full lot details

William Isaac Furness. Leeds United F.C. 1928-1937. Mono plainback player card/postcard of Furness, head and shoulders, in Leeds shirt. Name printed to lower border. Photo by Lonnergan, Leeds. Good/very good condition... View full lot details

Russell Wainscoat. Leeds United F.C. 1925-1931. Mono, highlighted with blue, plainback player card/postcard of Wainscoat, head and shoulders, in Leeds shirt. Photo by Fielding. Annotation to verso, wear to corner and card extremities otherwise in good condition... View full lot details

Thomas Jennings. Leeds United F.C. 1925-1931. Mono plainback player card/postcard of Jennings, full length, in Leeds shirt with name and season 1930-31 to lower border. Photo by Charles of Briggate, printed by Rostrons of New Wortley. Heavy creasing and wear to card otherwise in fair/good condition... View full lot details

England 1910. Mono postcard of the team standing and seated in rows wearing lounge suits. Title to top and players’ names printed to lower border. Players featured are Cowell, Fleming, Hall, Bache, Bradshaw, Boyle, Wedlock, Morley, Ducat, Hardy, Woodward and Bond. Published by C.W. Forsey & Co., Williamstown, Rhondda. Postally unused. Minor soiling to verso, slight rounding to corners, otherwise in good/ very good condition... View full lot details

Wales 1911. Mono postcard of the team and officials standing and seated in rows wearing football attire in front of a packed grandstand. Title to top and players’ names printed to lower border. Players featured are Meredith, Wynn, W. Davies, Morris, Vizard, Hewitt, Hughes, Peake, Evans, Morris and L. Davies. Published by C.W. Forsey & Co., Williamstown, Rhondda. Postally unused. Minor soiling to verso, slight rounding to corners, otherwise in good/ very good condition... View full lot details

World Cup 1958 Sweden. Twelve original colour postcards depicting the venues for the 1958 tournament. Ten postcards are stamped and postmarked. Very good condition. Sold with ‘World Cup 1958’, John Camkin, London 1958, original hardback with dustwrapper. Good condition.... View full lot details

Don Bennett. Middlesex County Cricket Club 1950-1968 and Arsenal Football Club 1950-1959. Official Arsenal Football Club Christmas card, with Highbury match scene to front cover and red ribbon tie, for 1953, sent by Bennett to Lord’s. Slight fading to signature. Minor tape mark to edge and odd mark to card. Good condition... View full lot details

European football statistical books and histories. Seven softback titles compiled and published by Romeo Ionescu, five of which published in Romania. ‘The European Cup 1955-2003’, ‘Cup Winners’ Cup 1960-1999’, ‘UEFA Cup 1971-2003’, ‘European Cups’ Players Who’s Who Vol. I from A to L’ and ‘Vol. II from M to Z’, ‘The Complete Results & Line-ups of the European Fairs Cup 1955-1971’, and ‘The Complete Results & Line-ups of the European Football Championships 1958-2003’. Sold with... View full lot details

Football and sporting cigarette and trade cards 1938-1988. Album comprising five complete sets of cards. Three football series are W.A. & A.C. Churchman ‘Association Footballers’ 1st series 1938 (50). W.D. & H.O. Wills ‘Association Footballers’ 1939, no frame to backs (50). Geo. Bassett & Co. ‘Football’ 1983/84 (50). Also two other sets, W.A. & A.C. Churchman ‘Boxing Personalities’ 1938 (50). John Player & Sons ‘Derby and Grand National Winners (1988 reproduction set of 50). Very... View full lot details

Manchester United. ‘Tackle Soccer This Way’. Duncan Edwards. First edition, London 1958. Original hardback with good dustwrapper. Good/ very good condition.... View full lot details

Manchester United. Six first edition hardbacks, five with original dustwrappers. Titles are ‘The Manchester United Football Book’, David Meek, London 1966. ‘Matt... United... and me’, Jimmy Murphy, London 1968. ‘Best of Both Worlds’, George Best, London 1968, pictorial covers, ex libris. ‘Father of Football. The Story of Sir Matt Busby’, David Miller, London 1970. ‘The Team that Wouldn’t Die’, John Roberts, London 1975. ‘The Day A Team Died’, Frank Taylor, London 1983, ex libris. Odd... View full lot details

Football biographies. Eleven titles of which ten are first edition hardbacks with original dustwrappers. Titles are ‘Football Is My Game’, Stanley Mortensen, London 1949. ‘Football Round the World’, Tom Finney, London 1953. ‘I See It All’, Gil Merrick, London 1954. ‘Goals Galore’, Nat Lofthouse, London 1954. ‘Golden Goals’, Jackie Milburn, London 1957. ‘The Stanley Matthews Story’, Stanley Matthews, London 1960. ‘Double International’, Willie Watson, London 1964. ‘You Get Nowt For Being Second’, Bill Bremner, London... View full lot details

Billy Wright. Wolverhampton Wanderers & England 1939-1959. Three first edition hardback titles by Wright, each with dustwrapper. Titles are ‘Captain of England’, London 1950. ‘The World’s My Football Pitch’, London 1953. ‘Football is My Passport’, London 1957. Odd faults to dustwrappers, otherwise in good condition.... View full lot details

World Cup Football books. Three first edition hardback titles with dustwrappers. ‘World Cup 1958’, John Camkin, London 1958. ‘World Cup 1962’, Donald Saunders, London 1962. ‘World Cup ‘70’, Hugh McIlvanney & Arthur Hopcraft, London 1970. Odd minor faults to dustwrappers, otherwise in good/ very good condition.... View full lot details

Football reference books and histories. Ten large format hardback titles (one softback), the majority with very good dustwrappers as issued. Titles include ‘The Story of the Football League’, C.E. Sutcliffe et al., Preston 1938. ‘Cup Final Extra’, Martin Tyler, London 1981. ‘The Sunday Times Illustrated History of Football’, C. Nawrat & S. Hutchings’, two editions 1994. ‘Club Colours. An Illustrated History...’, Bob Bickerton, London 1998. Also player guides for Football League and Premier League 1946-1998,... View full lot details

Signed football books. Three modern titles, each multi-signed to pages by featured players. ‘Terry Venables’ Football Heroes’, Terry Venables, London 2001. Signed by Dave Mackay, Tom Finney, John Charles, Gordon Banks. ‘Golden Heroes’, Dennis Signy & Norman Giller, London 1997, signed by Nat Lofthouse, Tom Finney, Bert Trautmann, Bobby Charlton, Dave Mackay, Gordon Banks, Pat Jennings, Kevin Keegan, Neville Southall, Alan Ball, Colin Bell, John Charles, Peter Shilton, also Billy Wright on piece laid down.... View full lot details

‘100 Lancashire Footballing Greats 1946-1991’. Dean Hayes. Manchester 1991. Original softback profusely signed throughout, the majority to pages with some on piece laid down, by thirty eight featured players. Signatures include Jimmy Armfield, Alan Ball, Colin Bell, John Byrom, Ronnie Clayton, John Connelly, Pat Crerand, Kenny Dalglish, Tommy Doherty, Bryan Douglas, Tom Finney, Dave Hickson, Doug Holden, Roger Hunt, Francis Lee, Nobby Stiles, Mike Summerbee, Bert Trautmann etc. Good condition.... View full lot details

Preston North End. Three titles, profusely signed. ‘The Who’s Who of Preston North End’, Dean Hayes, Breedon Books, Derby 2006. Over 150 signatures to pages and on pieces laid down of players and managers. ‘One Hundred Years at Deepdale 1881-1981’, Harry Berry & Geoffrey Allman, Preston 1981, over 120 signatures to pages and inside back cover, some on pieces laid down. Dustwrapper with some wear and tape repair. ‘Preston North End Football Club. 100 Years... View full lot details

Preston North End. Four multi-signed titles. ‘Proud Preston. Preston North End’s One Hundred Seasons of Football League History’, Ian Rigby & Mike Payne, Lancaster 1999, softback, signed by Rigby and throughout by over one hundred players. Some pages detached. ‘Tom Finney’s Preston North End Scrapbook’ 1982, over forty signatures, some pages clipped. ‘Preston North End. The Glory Years Remembered’, Mike Prestage, Breedon Books, Derby 2000, hardback, sixteen signatures. ‘Tom Finney’s Forgotten Season’, Paul J. Harrison... View full lot details

‘Newcastle United v Manchester City, F.A. Cup Final Wembley 1955’. Excellent and original pen and ink drawing artwork by artist Joseph Lee, showing a group of Newcastle and City fans, dressed in scarves and rosettes walking and running down the railway tracks through a station. The station staff are sitting on parcels playing cards and looking on. Captions reads ‘Poor Fellows. Aven’t ‘eard thatr Sir Walter Moncton called in the President of the Football Association... View full lot details

‘Arsenal 1953’. Excellent and original pen and ink drawing artwork by artist Joseph Lee, showing Arsenal Manager Tom Whittaker watching players and youngsters kicking and heading balls on the steps of Highbury Stadium. The suited Commissioner comments to an onlooker ‘Now the old Arsenal’s started moving at last perhaps Mr Whittaker won’t need all the new blood and good advice that’s been turning up here lately’. The artwork, signed by Lee, was published in the... View full lot details

‘London Laughs: Saturday Afternoon’. Excellent, large and original pen and ink drawing artwork, by artist Joseph Lee, depicting what appears to be the football club Chairman holding an umbrella over the teams goalkeeper during the match to protect him from heavy rain which is falling incessantly. The amusing artwork shows another director (?) trying to stop the Chairman with a member of the press taking photographs, ‘Well, would’nt you take care of something that had... View full lot details

‘Fat lot o’notice they’re taking of the Ref today. Who is it.... Arthur Deakin? ‘. Excellent and original pen and ink drawing artwork, heightened with colour, by artist Joseph Lee, depicting a football match in progress with a full stadium watching on. The players are all either kicking or fighting each other with the referee doing his best to control the match in vain. A spectator is commenting on the referee. The artwork, signed by... View full lot details

‘Popular Stories for Boys 1955’. Claude P. Shilton. Very attractive and highly colourful gouache artwork for the front cover of the Annual for 1955. The artwork features a central boy footballer kicking the ball with his team mates and opposition running behind him. The goal, goalkeeper, school and crowd to background. Title to top border. Parts of the painting are raised from the surface to give definition. Mounted, overall 18”x25”. Very good condition. A wonderful... View full lot details

‘Billy Lackbeard and Charley Blackbeard playing at Football’. Printed etching of a satire on Fox’s attempt to force the East India Bill in the House of Lords in an attempt to limit government involvement in the East India Company. Charles James Fox and William Pitt are shown playing football with East India House. On the left stands a stands a book entitled ‘Blackstone’ alluding to Pitt’s high learning. On the right, Fox’s vices are represented... View full lot details

‘14. Un Match De Football (entree due Stade)’. A large and impressive school colour lithograph poster showing a match between France and Switzerland with the two teams walking out into the stadium to play and the crowds cheering them, many holding their national flags, a band playing etc. Circa 1950. Printed by ‘Productions Philippe Rossignol from Montmorrillon (Vienne). Double sided poster with agricultural scene to verso. 29”x21.5”. A good evocative colourful scene. Odd minor faults,... View full lot details

‘The Refugees’. Early original pen and ink drawing of a rowing boat with men being pulled out and rescued onboard out of the water. The men wearing what appears to be ‘Pilgrims’ clothing and each with a football team name to his hat, back, leg etc. Teams include Everton, United, Wolverhampton, Stoke, City, Fulham etc. The town on the shore appears to be on fire and blazing and in the sky is written boldly ‘3rd... View full lot details

Billy Meredith (Manchester United). ‘How are the mighty fallen. Meredith: Well, I’m hanged if I did’nt think this would happen’. Aston Villa v Manchester United. Early original pen and ink drawing of a rowing boat capsizing in the rapids with Meredith and five other Manchester United players in kit and a football falling out of the boat and trying to swim for safety. The boat is named ‘United and the rapids Aston. This could well... View full lot details

‘Footballer and goalkeeper’. Two well executed pencil drawings, one of a player with the ball and the other of a goalkeeper making a save. Both signed by the unknown overseas artist ‘L. Ferteurai and dated ‘24’. (1924). Titles to top right hand corners of each artwork, mention of Uruguay in one of the titles. Heavy vertical and horizontal folds to each image. Both laid down to shiny black mount at the corners. Each 12”x18”. Good... View full lot details

Football artwork. Three modern artworks, one, a pen and ink drawing, entitled ‘The Brewery Trophy’ by artist John Jensen 6.25”x9.25”, mounted, a further pen and ink artwork ‘Moments in Football’ by ‘Larry’ 11.5”x8.5” and a watercolour artwork of a goalkeeper by Bev Davies 1977, 12”x17”. Sold with a large limited edition print entitled ‘Games Time No.1’ by artist Rudge 18’x23”. Good condition... View full lot details

Roy Ullyett. ‘Paul Gascoigne’. Original pen and ink caricature/ cartoon highlighted with colour artwork showing a suited man wearing tie and cap in with the Spurs crowd who are wearing teashirts with ‘Gazza’ to front. The caption, to lower border reads ‘Excuse me. Which one is Gazza’. Signed by Ullyett. Good image. Dated 18th August 1990 to verso. The artwork measures 14”x10” VG... View full lot details

Roy Ullyett. ‘West Ham United’. Original pen and ink caricature/ cartoon highlighted with colour artwork showing a suited man wearing tie displaying the numbers for hymns on the board in church turning to listen to the vicar. The caption, to lower border reads ‘The Hymns as selected for Sunday. No way will we sing ‘Bubbles’ for West Ham!’. Signed by Ullyett. Good image. Dated 15th April 19901 to verso. The artwork measures 14”x10” VG... View full lot details

Roy Ullyett. ‘Graeme Souness’. Original pen and ink caricature/ cartoon highlighted with colour artwork showing two Rangers fans discussing football and the loss of their manager. The caption, to lower border reads ‘Och Jimmy. Its Crime Prevention Week and Liverpool nick our Manager!’. Signed by Ullyett. Good image. Dated 18th April 19901 to verso. The artwork measures 14”x10” VG... View full lot details

Roy Ullyett. ‘Peterborough beat Liverpool in the Cup’. Original pen and ink caricature/ cartoon highlighted with colour artwork showing a Peterborough fan being shown around the club, in a cabinet is a sad looking Liverbird. The caption, to lower border reads ‘Not every 3rd Division team has a well and truly stuffed Liverbird in their trophy room’. Signed by Ullyett. Good image. Dated 5th December 1991 to verso. The artwork measures 14”x10” VG... View full lot details

Roy Ullyett. ‘Manchester City’. Original pen and ink caricature/ cartoon artwork showing a City player pointing and speaking to a painter and decorator holding a paint brush and can of paint. The caption, to lower border reads ‘I’m on the permanent staff at Maine Road. I paint the names of the new Managers on their Office door’. Signed by Ullyett. Good image. Dated 20th September 1996. The artwork measures 12”x11.5” VG... View full lot details

Roy Ullyett. ‘Manchester United’. Original pen and ink caricature/ cartoon highlighted with colour artwork showing a goalkeeper wearing glasses and physically shaking in a doctors chair speaking to the doctor. The caption, to lower border reads ‘Help me Doc. I have this terrible premonition that I’m being transferred to Manchester United!’. Signed by Ullyett. Good image. Un-dated. Mounted. The artwork measures 12.5”x14.5”. Some press masking to image. VG... View full lot details

Roy Ullyett. ‘Referees’. Original pen and ink caricature/ cartoon highlighted with colour artwork showing referees clamping down on offences by fining players for offences during matches and a possible solution to the problem. Captions include ‘Give referees warden-type hats and gay little satchels full of instant fine. These to be stuck on the appropriate part of the offender to indicate the nature of his crime’. Signed by Ullyett. Good comic strip type image. Dated 14th... View full lot details

Eddie Baily, England 1951. Two original mono press photographs originally from the personal collection of Baily. One depicts Alf Ramsey, Eddie Baily, Les Medley of England and Ron Burgess of Wales meeting on the pitch, wearing football attire. Handwritten annotation to verso in Baily’s own hand, ‘Oct 1951, England v Wales, Ramsey, Baily, Medley, Burgess He Marked Me!!!’, Drew 1-1’. A lovely image. The other is an official team photograph of the England team for... View full lot details

‘England World Cup 1966’. Brian Cooper 1966. Original poster in green with pitch marked out and players named and portrayed in various poses. Title to lower border ‘England World Cup 1966’. To edge ‘Brian Cooper/Broadsheet King. 15 Mortimer Terrace, London N.W.5.’. The poster measures 14”x 24”. Loosely mounted. Good condition... View full lot details

World Cup 1966. Official programmes for the World Cup Final 1966, England v West Germany held at Wembley on July 30th 1966 and the World Cup 1966 Tournament programme. Match details neatly hand written to pages of both programmes and further annotation to the title page of the Final programme. The Final programme in good condition, the tournament programme with file holes. Sold with ‘World Cup Football Championship 1966. Evening Standard World Cup Special by... View full lot details

World Cup 1966. Original official programme for the World Cup Final 1966, England v West Germany held at Wembley on July 30th 1966. Teams handwritten in blue ink to the centre pages, scores annotated to front cover. Very good condition.... View full lot details

F.A. Cup Final 1948. Blackpool v Manchester United. Official programme for the Final played at Wembley on the 24th April 1948. Rusting to staples, small amount of neat annotation to ‘field of play’ page otherwise in good condition. G... View full lot details

F.A. Cup Final 1951. Blackpool v Newcastle United. Official programme for the Final played at Wembley on the 28th April 1951. Lacking staples otherwise in good/very good condition... View full lot details

F.A. Cup Final 1952. Arsenal v Newcastle United. Official programme for the Final played at Wembley on 3rd May 1952. Good/ very good condition... View full lot details

F.A. Cup Final programmes 1954, Preston North End v West Bromwich Albion, 1956, Birmingham City v Manchester City, 1957, Aston Villa v Manchester United, 1958, Bolton Wanderers v Manchester United, 1961, Leicester City v Tottenham Hotspur, 1964, Preston North End v West Ham United, 1965, Leeds United v Liverpool and 1969, Leicester City v Manchester City. Light vertical creasing to the 1957 programme, minor annotation to the 1965 programme otherwise in good+ condition... View full lot details

Tottenham Hotspur 1954/55 onwards. Over forty official match programmes, the majority for home league matches, also F.A. Cup, European, friendlies and reserves matches. Programmes for home (unless stated) League matches are for seasons 1954/55 (Qty 1), 1956/57 (1), 1958/59 (2), 1959/60 (4), 1960/61 Double Winning season (12 home, 2 away, plus F.A. Cup 6th Round Replay v Sunderland), 1961/62 (2), 1962/63 (3), 1963/64 (3 and 1 away v Arsenal), 1964/65 (1 plus John White Testimonial... View full lot details

F.A. Cup Final programmes 1953-1991. Sixteen official match programmes for Finals played at Wembley 1953, 1956-1963, 1967, 1981 (plus replay), 1982 (2 copies), 1987 and 1991. Also four England European and Home international programmes 1970-1975, England Over 30 v Under 23, Highbury 1955, thirteen Arsenal home matches 1950/51-1968/69, Football League Cup Final Arsenal v Swindon Town 1969 etc. Sold with ‘Aston Villa. The First Superclub’, John Lerwill, Birmingham 2012, hardback with good dustwrapper. Some folds... View full lot details

World Cup 1974. Official programme for the Group 1 match, East Germany v Australia played at Hamburg, 14th June 1974, which East Germany won 2-0. Sold with an official programme for the European Cup Final, Bayern Munich v St. Etienne played at Hampden Park, Glasgow, 12th May 1976, Bayern Munich winning 1-0. Good/ very good condition. Qty 2.... View full lot details