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Click here to subscribeVinyl - 4 Morrissey original pressing LP’s to include: Your Arsenal (His Master's Voice – CSD 3790 UK 1992), Bona Drag (His Master's Voice – CLP 3788 UK 1990), Kill Uncle (His Master's Voice – CSD 3789 UK 1991) EX- (slight loss on back) / EX+, Viva Hate (His Master's Voice – CSD 3787 UK 1988). Condition at least EX overall
Book, 'The Sportfolio. Portraits and Biographies of Heroes and Heroines of Sport and Pastime' published by Newnes 1896 originally published in parts, with many illustrations bound in publishers board covers with gilt lettering and illustrations to cover, 140 pages with full length pictures of Sportsmen of the day with small pen pictures. Includes Cricket, Football, Tennis, Golf and much more, noted W G Grace, C B Fry, J H Taylor, teamgroup pictures for Bolton Wanderers, Millwall, Preston North End & Woolwich Arsenal etc (some wear, gen gd)
Our Footballers Booklets, a set of eight miniature booklets containing a collection of 192 photographic images of Football Teams & Players, many clubs represented, players inc. Athersmith, Bloomer, Arthur Wharton, W Foulke etc. Team groups noted include Woolwich Arsenal, Manchester City, Tottenham, Millwall, etc. Published by A D Jones & Co late 1890's (Volumes 1-6 all with covers (scarce) but most detached, also front cover missing from Part 4, various other faults, also two Special issues, Yorkshire and Lancashire & Cheshire, both vg).
1950's Football Programmes, 1959 Tottenham Hotspur V Blackburn Rovers and V Arsenal, 1957 Nottingham Forest V Newcastle United, 1958 V Leicester City, 1955 Crystal Palace V Millwall, 1959 V Watford, 1956-57 Wolverhampton Wanderers V Bournemouth & Boscombe Athletic x2, 1957 Ipswich Town V Leyton Orient, 1956 Manchester City V Sheffield Wednesday, 1959 Southampton V Southend United & 1960 V Bournemoth & BA, 1958 Burnley V Manchester United, 1959 Norwich V Queens Park Rangers, 1955 Portsmouth V Bolton Wanderers, 1959 Brentford V Norwich, 1952 Cardiff City V Bolton Wanderers, 1958 V Leyton Orient, V Blackburn Rovers x2, V West Ham United, 1957 FA Cup Bournemouth and Boscombe V Manchester United x2, V Tottenham Hotspur x2 and V Accrington Stanley (25)
A collection of Football Programmes, Football League Final Programmes 1968 Arsenal vs Leeds, 1969 Arsenal vs Swindon, FA Cup Final 1968 Everton vs West Bromwich Albion, 1969 Leicester City vs Manchester City, 1976 Manchester United vs Southampton, 1977 Liverpool vs Manchester United, 1979 Arsenal vs Manchester United, 1985 Everton vs Manchester United and a 1970 World Cup Official Programme,
Arsenal Football Club Home Programmes 1950 V Burnley, 1956-57 V Newcastle, V Sheffield Wed, V Manchester United, V Manchester City, V Tottenham Hotspur, V Aston Villa, V Bolton Wanderers, V Stoke City, V Portsmouth, V Charlton, V Blackpool, V Leeds United, V Wolverhampton W, V Luton Town, V Everton, FA Cup 5th Rd Replay V Preston North End, 1957-58 Season, V Nottingham Forest, V Preston North End and V Blackpool (20) along with a 1949 Chales G Webb Testimonial Match Programme, Arsenal V Portsmouth played at Goldstone Ground Hove
Football Programmes, Leeds United 1968-1980's including 1964 Leeds United V Nottingham Forest, 1967 Leeds United V Machester City, 1968 Stoke City V Leeds United, 1969 Leeds United V Derby County, 1970 FA Cup Semi Final Manchester United V Leeds United, 1974 Charity Shield Leeds United V Liverpool, 1972 FA Cup Final Arsenal V Leeds United, 1974-75 League Cup 4th Round Chester V Leeds Utd, 1977 West Ham United V Leeds United, 1977 League Cup 4th Round Bolton Wanderers V Leeds United, 1980's large collection 80+ , most in good condition, along with a 1967 Leeds United AFC Team Photograph in glazed frame
A SELECTION OF FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES, to include 1966 World Cup final, 1956 FA Cup final Birmingham v Manchester City, 1967 League cup final Queens Park Rangers, 1956 England v Brazil, 1971 Texaco Cup final Wolves v Hearts, 6 x Manchester United home programmes from 1950s / 1960s, various European matches to include Juventus v Arsenal 1959, Rangers v Ferencuaros 1960, Burnley v Hamburg 1960, a selection of Wolves UEFA cup programmes and signed Blackpool and Preston North End pictures
WW2 Von Braun Rocket Scientist Hans Kennel signed page Op Paperclip NASA. Approx 5 x 3 inch piece with Space images hand signed. Hans studied at the Darmstadt (Germany) University of Technology; in 1955, he received a master’s degree in mechanical engineering, specializing in Hydraulics. In the fall of the next year, he came to Huntsville to work as an Aerospace Engineer for Wernher von Braun's group, created by the Army Ballistic Missile Agency via "Operation Paperclip." Hans' field of expertise was Guidance and Control Flight Software. In 1960, along with the German rocket scientists, he transferred to what would soon become NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center, Redstone Arsenal. Once in Huntsville, Hans met Margarete "Margaret" Muller, daughter of Christian Wilhelm Muller and Anna Maria Lang. Originally from Kleinaspach, Baden-Württemberg, Germany, Margaret had come to the U.S. as an au-pair for the family of Rudolf Schlidt, one of the original von Braun team members. In 1961, Hans and Margaret married in Kleinaspach, returning to Huntsville and making the town their permanent home. Their children would all be born here. During his Redstone tenure, Hans worked on many space and rocket projects, the Jupiter, Saturn V, Space Lab, Hubble Space Telescope, and HEAO-2 (Einstein X-ray Telescope) projects in particular. His most notable area of work was in the development of new software algorithms involving space vehicle angular momentum management and control moment gyros. These algorithms were successfully used on Skylab for the original 1973 and 1974 missions, as well as the Skylab re-entry mission in 1979. Hans' Control Moment Gyro Steering Law was advanced and versatile enough to be used years later by the International Space Station. For this work, he received several commendations, including the two highest awards given to NASA employees: the NASA Exceptional Service Medal and the NASA Medal for Exceptional Scientific Achievement. Hans retired in 1992 after 36 years of government service. 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
WW2 Von Braun Rocket Scientist Oscar Holderer signed page Op Paperclip. Approx 5 x 3 inch piece hand signed. During World War II, Holderer worked for the German military as a low-level engineer under Wernher von Braun. When the war ended, the United States selected 100 of von Braun's men to help improve the United States' rocket technology as part of Operation Paperclip. Shortly thereafter, another 20 were selected.[4] Holderer was part of the second 20, arriving in 1945 as part of the second group. After a few years in White Sands, New Mexico, the Paperclip team moved to Redstone Arsenal, Alabama, in 1950. Holderer's area of expertise was aerodynamics. According to Space Historian and former NASA publicist Ed Buckbee, Holderer personally brought America's first rocket wind tunnel from Germany and set it up for early testing. At Redstone Arsenal, he worked as a mechanical engineer, designer, and fabricator. He designed the wind tunnel used for Saturn V testing and oversaw the tunnel's construction at the Marshall Space Flight Center. The Saturn V later powered Apollo 11 on its successful Moon landing. Describing the project many years later, Holderer said the historical significance of the project was not felt at the time, but that he "was amazed when [he] heard what they had in mind. "The same wind tunnel is still used by NASA for testing as of 2015. 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
Two Huntley & Palmer Biscuits Reading & London Tin Letter Boxes, plus all in fair to good original condition, Camtoys Money box, Royal Arsenal Co-Operative Society Ltd money box, Rowntrees Toffee money box, Victorian Huntley & Palmers Biscuits manufactures lidded tin with litho Royal Mail graphics, 2 x Oxo cubes coronation EVIIIR & GRVI money boxes, plus a unknown tin plate wall mounted letter box, door on hinge, missing key. (9 items).
10th Kent Royal Arsenal Artillery Vounteeer Corps Victorian helmet plate badge c. 1878-1901. Good scarce die-stamped white metal Royal Arms over a scroll 10TH KENT; below, a gun resting on a scroll ROYAL ARSENAL ARTY. VOL CORPS. Two of three old replacement loops. Formed 28.2.1860 at Woolwich Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY
WW2 Japanese NCO's Shin Gunto Sword with single edged fullered blade 690mm in length, serial number 130842. Brass Tsuba. Copper Fuchi is marked for the Kokura Arsenal. Aluminium grip. Working release catch. Overall length 925mm. Complete with original plated scabbard with matching serial number.
1991/92 (Final season before the Premier League emerged) Manchester Utd away programmes in Div. 1 to include Norwich City plus ticket, WHU plus ticket, Luton Town plus ticket plus team sheet, Arsenal plus ticket, Coventry City plus ticket, Southampton plus ticket, Aston Villa plus ticket, Oldham Athletic plus ticket, Sheffield Wednesday plus ticket, Crystal Palace plus ticket, Manchester City plus ticket, Leeds Utd (FAC) plus ticket, Leeds Utd (Rumbelows) plus ticket, Leeds Utd plus ticket, Notts. County plus ticket, QPR plus ticket, Chelsea, Southampton (FAC), Cambridge Utd (Rumbelows), Everton; good. (26plus22 tickets).
Collection of Manchester Utd match day private boxes, VIP, carvery, grill room etc, pre-match dinner menus to include 1995/96 (3) including Rotor Volgograd (26 September), 1998/99 Arsenal (17 February) (1), 1999/2000 Sturm Graz (2nd November), Valencia (8 December), Bordeaux (1st March), Fiorentina (15 March) x2, Real Madrid (19 April) x2, 2000/2001 (14) including Bayern Munich (3 April), Valencia (20 February), Panathinaikos (21 November), Anderlecht (13 September), 2001/02 (10) including Lille (18 September), Deportivo La Coruna (10 April), Bayern Munich (13 March), Deportivo La Coruna (17 October), 2002/03 (12) including Deportivo La Coruna (11 December), Real Madrid (23 April), Zagreb (27 August), Olympiakos (1st October) Maccabi Haifa (18 September, 2003/04 (11 including Leeds Utd, Manchester City, Arsenal etc.; generally good. Total (58)
Collection of football programmes 1959/60 Chelsea v Atletico Bilbao, Birmingham City v Chelsea, Aston Villa v Sheffield Utd, Fulham v Nottingham Forest, WBA v Spurs; 1960/61 Arsenal v Aston Villa, Crystal Palace v Oldham Athletic, Swindon Town v Newport County, WBA v Arsenal, Leeds Utd v Luton Town (November-POSTPONED), Oldham Athletic v Exeter City, Charlton Athletic v Ipswich Town, Aldershot v Workington, WBA reserves v Newcastle Utd reserves, Aston Villa v Bristol Rovers (FAC), Millwall v Barrow, Aston Villa v Preston NE (FLC), Peterborough Utd v Oldham Athletic, Spurs v Tbilisi (friendly), Newcastle Utd v Nottingham Forest, Blackpool v Blackburn Rovers, Burnley v Birmingham City, Lincoln City v Liverpool, Doncaster Rovers v Oldham Athletic, Wolves v Newcastle Utd, Sheffield Wednesday v Bolton Wanderers, Everton v Preston NE, WBA v Wolves, Stoke City v Derby County (FAC), Hearts v Motherwell (SLC), Norwich City v Leeds Utd, Southampton v Middlesbrough, Spurs v Manchester City, Oldham Athletic v Peterborough Utd, Spurs v Leicester City (FAC Final), 1961/62 Oldham Athletic v Hartlepools Utd, Tranmere Rovers v Carlisle Utd, Ayr Utd v Clyde, Liverpool v Stoke City, Oldham Athletic v Colchester Utd, 1962/63 Bury v Chelsea, Oldham Athletic v Southport (Athletic won 11-0 was a league record Bert Lister scores 6), Bury v Sunderland, 1964/65 Oldham Athletic v Peterborough Utd; fair. (44)
Selection of football programmes to include 1955/56 Aston Villa v Sunderland/Cardiff City double issue, Burnley v Bolton Wanderers, 1956/57 Aston Villa v Burnley, Blackpool v Bolton Wanderers, 1957/58 Blackburn Rovers v Bolton Wanderers (FAC s/f), Newcastle Utd v Burnley (Feb 1958 postponed), Hibernian v Dundee Utd (Scottish Cup replay), Blackpool v Preston NE, 1958/59 Middlesbrough v Stoke City, Coventry City v Hartlepools Utd, WBA v Everton, 1959/60 Blackpool v Leicester City, 1960/61 Bolton Wanderers v Chelsea, 1961/62 WHU v Nottingham Forest, Preston NE v Stoke City, Wolves v Chelsea, Arsenal v Bolton Wanderers, Corby Town v Nuneaton Boro, 1962/63 Blackpool v Bolton Wanderers, Spurs v Glasgow Rangers (ECWC), Corby Town v Barry Town, 1963/64 Blackpool v Spurs, Bolton Wanderers reserves v Barnsley reserves, 1972/73 Bury v Manchester City (FLC); fair/good. (24)
1990/91 Manchester Utd away programmes in Div. 1 to include Derby County, Arsenal plus ticket, Spurs, Sheffield Utd, Leeds Utd plus ticket, Sunderland, Arsenal (Rumbelows), Nottingham Forest plus ticket, Leeds Utd (Rumbelows s/f), Coventry City, Norwich City (FAC), Southampton (Rumbelows) plus ticket, Liverpool plus ticket, QPR, Luton Town plus ticket, Wimbledon; good. (16 plus 6 tickets)
Manchester Utd in the FA Youth Cup to include homes 1989/90 Leicester City, Sheffield Wednesday, Spurs (s/f), away at Spurs (s/f), 1990/91 home Sheffield Wednesday, away Southampton, 1991/92 home Walsall Tranmere Rovers, Spurs (s/f), away Manchester City, Spurs (s/f), Crystal Palace (final), 1992/93 homes (class of '92) York City, Wimbledon, Blackburn Rovers, Notts. County, Millwall (s/f); away Millwall (s/f), Leeds Utd (final), 1994/95 homes Charlton Athletic, Wrexham, Arsenal, Wimbledon (s/f), Spurs (final), aways Aston Villa, Charlton Athletic, Wimbledon (s/f); fair/good. (27)
Collection of Wrexham home programmes 1964/65 Rochdale, York City, 1965/66 Stockport County, 1966/67 Lincoln City, 1967/68 Chester, Bradford City 1967/68 Crewe Alexandra (NFL Cup), 1968/69 Blackpool (FLC), 1976/77 Chester, Mansfield Town, 1977/78 Swindon Town, Peterborough Utd, Preston NE, Blyth Spartans (FAC), Arsenal (FAC), Blyth Spartans (Debenhams Cup), 1978/79 Rijeka (ECWC), Crystal Palace, Norwich City (FLC), Bury (FLC), Luton Town, Stoke City, 1979/80 Burnley, Carlisle Utd (FLC), Magdeburg (ECWC), 1980/81 WHU (FAC), Cambridge Utd, Burnley (FLC), 1982/83 Shrewsbury (FLC), Doncaster, Lincoln City, 1983/84 Tranmere Rovers (January-POSTPONED), Halifax Town, Peterborough Utd, (Associate Members Cup), York City, Hereford Utd (Welsh Cup s/f), Shrewsbury Town (Welsh Cup Final), 1984/85 Shrewsbury Town (friendly), AS Roma (ECWC), Wigan Athletic (Freight Rover), FC Porto (ECWC), Northampton Town, 1986/87 Zaragoza (ECWC), aways 1978/79 Notts County, 1984/85 Colchester Utd, 1966/67 Halifax Town (signed to the team page by Wrexham players); fair. (A Lot)
Autographed WEST HAM UNITED 1980 Presentation : A superbly produced modern cover commemorating the 1980 FA Cup Final - Arsenal v West Ham United - the Hammers recorded a memorable 1-0 victory thanks to a stooping header by midfielder Trevor Brooking. The cover is nicely signed in black biro pen by all eleven players ; PARKES, LAMPARD, STEWART, MARTIN, BONDS, PIKE, ALLEN, BROOKING, DEVONSHIRE, PEARSON and CROSS, included are modern photos measuring 8 x 6 showing the winning goal scored by Brooking, captain Billy Bonds holding aloft the Cup and the team celebrating with the Cup in front of photographers following their memorable victory 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
Autographed ALLAN CLARKE 1972 16 x 12 Edition : Col, depicting Leeds United striker ALLAN CLARKE diving full length to head the winning goal against Arsenal in the 1972 FA Cup Final at Wembley, 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
Autographed RYAN GIGGS 1999 16 x 12 Photo : Col, depicting an iconic image from FA Cup folklore as Manchester United winger RYAN GIGGS unleashes a stunning strike on the Arsenal goal after waltzing through their defence in extra time of the 1999 FA Cup semi-final replay at Villa Park, it proved to be the winning goal in a memorable 2-1 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
Autographed KENNY SANSOM 12 x 8 Photo : Col, depicting Arsenal captain KENNY SANSOM celebrating with the League Cup in front of photographers following a memorable 2-1 victory over Liverpool in the 1987 Final at Wembley, 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
A fine Great War ‘Naval Intelligence’ C.B., C.V.O., and ‘Adriatic’ D.S.O. group of seven awarded to Admiral H. W. W. Hope, Royal Navy, a pioneer of Naval Intelligence in ‘Room 40’, and later commanding H.M.S. Dartmouth at the bombardment of Durazzo in October 1918 The Order of The Bath (Civil) C.B., silver-gilt neck badge; The Royal Victorian Order, C.V.O., neck badge, silver-gilt and enamels, the reverse officially numbered ‘C564’; Distinguished Service Order, G.V.R.; 1914-15 Star (Capt., D.S.O. R.N.); British War and Victory Medals (Capt., R.N.) these three all later issues; Coronation 1911 The Most Honourable Order of the Bath, C.B. (Civil) Companion’s, neck badge, silver-gilt, hallmarked London 1919; The Royal Victorian Order, C.V.O., Commander’s neck badge, silver-gilt and enamels, the reverse officially numbered ‘C564’; Distinguished Service Order, G.V.R., silver-gilt and enamels, with integral top ribbon bar; 1914-15 Star (Capt. R. W. Hope. D.S.O. R.N.); British War and Victory Medals (Capt. R. W. Hope. R.N.) these three all later issues impressed in small capitals; Coronation 1911, the last five mounted as worn, generally good very fine (7) £2,000-£3,000 --- Importation Duty This lot is subject to importation duty of 5% on the hammer price unless exported outside the UK --- --- C.B. London Gazette 4 June 1917, for services in Naval Intelligence. C.V.O. London Gazette 10 November 1925, on the occasion of the Prince of Wales’ visit to Africa and South America. With Central Chancery letter confirming insignia No. C564 to Captain Herbert Hope. D.S.O. London Gazette 17 March 1919: ‘For his services in command of H.M.S. Dartmouth at the bombardment of Durazzo on 2 October 1918.’ Herbert Willes Webley Hope entered the Royal Navy in 1892, was promoted Lieutenant with five firsts in July 1898 and, specialising in Gunnery, was a Lieutenant for Experimental duties at H.M.S. Excellent 1905-09. He was Commander of the Prince of Wales during the 1911 Coronation Review and, in 1913, commanded the King Edward VII at the occupation of Scutari by International Forces under Vice-Admiral Sir Cecil Burney. In July 1914 he was appointed a War Staff Officer and was posted to the Admiralty where he was selected as an ‘Intelligence Officer’ by Admiral Reginald Hall. He became Captain in June 1915 having been recommended for promotion by Lord Fisher when he gave up his post as First Sea Lord in May 1915. ‘Hope was just the right man for the job; quiet, modest and unassuming, he claimed to know no German and nothing of cryptography, but William Clarke, who joined Room 40 early in 1916, has stated that ‘if one took him a version of a German signal, which one had carefully prepared, he would often say “I don’t like that, can it not be ...?” and he was practically always right. His appreciation of situations seemed always right and if those at the top had only realised this instead of forming their own opinions, the war at sea might have been better managed. He inspired a devotion in those who worked under him which can seldom have been equalled. Hope’s job was to supply the naval knowledge inevitably lacking in Room 40’s civilian volunteers and to be the organisation’s first “intelligence” as opposed to cryptographic officer... He was, in effect, the real head of Room 40, which, despite all it owed to Ewing and to the brilliance of men like Denniston and later civilian recruits, would never have achieved so much without the leadership of three regular naval officers, Hall, Hope and Rotter.’ (Ref Room 40 by Patrick Beesly). Hope left Naval Intelligence in October 1917, having been rewarded with a C.B. for his intelligence work, and was appointed to the command of H.M.S. Dartmouth in the Adriatic. On 2 October 1918, Dartmouth, Weymouth, Lowestoft, 4 destroyers and 3 Italian cruisers, together with aircraft, began a bombardment of Durazzo, in support of the land operations of the victorious armies under Franchet d’Esperey in Macedonia. Weymouth was torpedoed by U-31 but beyond having her rudder blown off received no very serious damage and was escorted back to Brindisi by Dartmouth and Lowestoft. For his services during the war, Hope was awarded the Italian Silver Medal for Military Valour and the Russian Order of St Anne, 2nd class. Hope commanded H.M.S. Repulse during the Prince of Wales’ visit to Africa and South America in 1925, and was appointed Naval A.D.C. to the King in 1926. He became Rear-Admiral in July 1926 and Vice-Admiral in April 1931, when he was placed on the retired list. He was kept on, however, as President of the Ordnance Committee of the Royal Arsenal at Woolwich until January 1932, and was promoted to Admiral in January 1936. He died on 26 April 1968.
Three: Police Constable C. Goddard, Metropolitan Police Jubilee 1897, Metropolitan Police (P.C. C. Goddard. 3rd. Divn.); Coronation 1902, Metropolitan Police, bronze (P.C. C. Goddard. 3rd. Div.); Coronation 1911, Metropolitan Police (P.C. C. Goddard.) good very fine (3) £100-£140 --- Charles Goddard was born in Northgate, Canterbury in 1870. A Milkman by trade he was examined for the Situation of Police Constable on 25 November 1890. Appointed Constable Warrant No 76426 S Division 15 December 1890, he transferred to 3rd Division, Devonport Dockyard on 30 September 1891 and remained stationed at Devonport for the remainder of his Metropolitan Police service, retiring to pension on 9 June 1919 - from 1860 to 1922, the Metropolitan Police were responsible for policing Woolwich Arsenal (1st Division), as well as H.M. Dockyards Portsmouth (2nd Division), Devonport (3rd Division), Chatham (4th Division), Pembroke (5th Division), and, from 1916, Rosyth (6th Division). During that time he received the Jubilee 1897, Coronation 1902 and Coronation 1911 medals. In retirement he resided at Florence Street, St Budeaux and died there on 22 June 1946, aged 75. Sold with copied service records and other research.
Autographed ALAN SMITH 16 x 12 montage-edition : A montage of images depicting ALAN SMITH's moment of glory for Arsenal in the 1994 European Cup Winners Cup Final at Copenhagen's Parken Stadium, Martin was the hero of the hour - scoring the only goal of the game against Parma on 20 minutes, 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
Autographed GORDON HILL 16 x 12 photo : B/W, depicting Manchester United winger GORDON HILL celebrating after scoring his side´s goal in a 2-1 defeat to Arsenal in a First Division encounter at Old Trafford in 1977, signed Best Wishes in red 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
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