A 1900-01 Football League Division One Championship medal awarded to Billy Dunlop of Liverpool FC, in 15ct. Gold & enamel.
The obverse with the city crest of Liverpool and inscribed LIVERPOOL FOOTBALL CLUB, the reverse inscribed LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP, SEASON 1900-1901, W.DUNLOP, BACK
The blue West Bromwich Albion shirt worn by Bert Trentham in the 1935 F.A. Cup Final, long-sleeved with white collar & cuffs.
The embroidered silkwork badge bearing the West Bromwich municipal crest and inscribed 1934-35, the back of the neck with a tag inscribed in ink H. TRENTHAM.
A silver-plated football trophy shield roundel circa 1920, with five players in raised relief and portraying the goalkeeper saving a shot on goal, the referee and a packed grandstand beyond, 16 by 11cm.
The match ball from the F.A. Cup semi-final West Bromwich Albion v Blackburn Rovers played at Liverpool Football Club's Anfield Ground 30th March 1912.
The brown leather ball mounted with a silver plaque inscribed ENGLISH CUP, SEMI-FINAL, WEST BROMWICH ALBION v BLACKBURN ROVERS, AT LIVERPOOL, 30th MARCH 1912. The game ended as a 0-0 draw, with West Brom progressing to the Final through a 1-0 victory in the replay at Hillsborough.
The blue Bristol City shirt worn by Bob Hardy in the F.A. Cup Final v Manchester United played at The Crystal Palace 24th April 1909.
Made by Harris's Sports Depot, Bristol, long-sleeved, the cloth badge with silkwork City Arms of Bristol; sold together with a Bristol published supplement (poor condition) that featured the 1909 Cup Final and includes a team-group portrait of the Bristol City Team.
A 1908 F.A. Cup winner's medal awarded to Billy Wooldridge of Wolverhampton Wanderers, in 15ct. gold, inscribed 1908, THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION, WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS F.C., ENGLISH CUP, WINNERS, 1907-8, W.T. WOOLDRIDGE, CAPTAIN.
Vintage football equipment, comprising: a pair of brown leather shin pads; two brass football inflators, one stamped ''Football King''; Frank Sugg Ltd.; and two referee's whistle, a patent ''League Whistle'' by John Piggott of Cheapside, London; and a patent ''The Acme Whistle''
An 1899 Italian National Football Championship runners-up medal awarded to a player from Internazionale Torino, silver, inscribed CAMPIONATO NAZIONALE, 1899, the reverse inscribed FOOTBALL.
White & blue ribbon The 1899 Championship consisted of the same four teams that competed in the inaugural competition the year before.
An historic medal from the first Italian National Football Championship in 1898 awarded to a player from runners-up Internazionale Torino, silver, Inscribed CAMPIONATO NAZIONALE, 2 [2nd place], PREMIO TORINO, 8.5.98.
A Glasgow Rangers Football Club Sports Day trophy 1892, an oak tray with metal gallery, set with a presentation plaque inscribed RANGERS FOOTBALL CLUB, AMATEUR SPORTS, 1 MILE H'CAP, 1st PRIZE, WON BY, JOHN MILROY, MAYBOLE, SCOTLAND, 6th AUGUST 1892, 36 by 52cm.
