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Stock Description Quantity Condition Price £ Code Available (each) ABvMA-81 Abbey v Marlow : 1 Very Good 2.99 condition 15-10-1981 ALvMA-99 Aldwinians v Maidstone 1 Good \ Very Good 2.99 National Provident Insurance condition Cup Quarter-Final : 13-02-1999 AKvME-91 Altrincham Kersal v Metrovick : 1 Good condition, 2.99 some light creasing 23-11-1991 and staining to cover ANvMA-06 Andover v Maidstone : 2 Very Good 2.99 condition 30-09-2006 ASvRE-84 Askeans v REME : 1 Very Good 2.99 condition 25-09-1984 ASvOT-92 Askeans v Otley : 1 Very Good 2.99 condition, staples a 28-03-1992 little rusty ASvWI-90 Aspatria v Widnes : 1 Good condition, 2.99 light vertical crease 13-10-1990 ASvWA-95 Aspatria v Walsall : 1 Very Good 2.99 condition, staple a 28-10-1995 little rusty ABvMA-05 Aylesford Bulls v Maidstone : 1 Good condition, 2.99 vertical crease 29-01-2005 BAvPE-94 Banbury v Penryn : 1 Very Good 2.99 condition, staple a 09-04-1994 little rusty BAvMO-84 Barnsley v Morley Yorkshire 1 Good condition, 2.99 Cup : some creasing, year noted on front 27-03-1984 BAvMA-87 Barnsley v Mansfield : 1 Good condition, 2.99 some creasing, 1986-87 pencil note on cover BEvHU-98 Beaconsfield v Huddersfield 1 Very Good 4.49 YMCA Tetley's Bitter Vase condition Semi-Final : 1998 BSvOA-96 Bedford Swifts v Old Ashbeans : 1 Good condition, 2.99 pencil note on front 1995-96 BSvOB-96 Bedford Swifts v Old 1 Good condition, 2.99 Bosworthians : pencil note on front 1995-96 BEvSO-89 Bedworth v Solihull 1 Good condition, 2.99 Warwickshire Cup 4th Round : vertical crease 08-01-1989 BEvNO-97 Belgrave v Northern 1 Good condition, 2.99 Intermediate Cup : vertical crease 25-01-1997 BEvRO-90 Beverley v Rockcliff : 1 Good condition, 2.99 some creasing, refs 10-11-1990 name noted on team page BPvBR-73 Birkenhead Park v Bradford : 1 Good condition, 5.49 vertical crease 28-04-1973 BPvBI-85 Birkenhead Park v Birmingham : 1 Very Good 2.99 condition 05-01-1985 BIvTR-68 Birmingham v Tredegar : 1 Fair condition, 4.49 punch holes, some 21-12-1968 creasing, results noted in pencil on fixture table BIvWI-69 Birmingham v Wilmslow : 1 Good condition, 4.49 some creasing 15-03-1969 BLvRP-94 Blackburn v Ruskin Park 1 Very Good 2.99 Lancashire Trophy : condition 04-09-1994 BLvLP-84 Blackpool v Lancashire 1 Very Good 4.49 Presidents XV Silver Jubilee condition Match : 23-09-1984 BLvDA-80 Blaydon v Darlington : 1 Good condition, 2.99 some creasing 11-10-1980 BLvCR-91 Blaydon v Crossleyans : 1 Good condition, 2.99 creased, small nicks 12-01-1991 to top edge BLvGF-94 Blyth v Gateshead Fell : 1 Very Good 2.99 condition, slight rust 08-10-1994 to staples BRvLO-77 Borough Road v A London 1 Good condition, 5.99 (Invitation) XV : horizontal crease 13-03-1977 BOvSU-93 Bournemouth v Southampton 1 Very Good 2.99 University : condition, slight rust to staples 13-03-1993 BRvHE-57 Bradford v Headingley : 1 Poor \ Fair 4.49 condition, creased, 23-11-1957 spine split 2/3 from bottom, staples rusty BRvOT-64 Bradford v Otley : 1 Good condition, 5.49 some creasing, 31-10-1964 staples a little rusty BAvWH-57 Bridgwater & Albion v 1 Fair condition, rusty 4.49 Westminster Hospital : staple, notes on cover, cover 09-11-1957 detatched BAvSP-62 Bridgwater & Albion v Somerset 1 Good condition, 5.49 Police : some creasing, pencil mark to front 14-04-1962 BAvAB-68 Bridgwater & Albion v 1 Fair \ Good 8.99 Abertillery : condition, punch holes, creased, 5 06-11-1968 signatures on team page (see photo) BRvBR-90 Brixham v Bristol : 1 Good condition, 2.99 date on front, some 24-03-1990 creasing BRvMA-96 Brockleians v Maidstone : 1 Very Good 2.99 condition 10-02-1996 BRvAD-89 Brockworth v Ashley Down Old 1 Very Good 2.99 Boys : condition 23-09-1989 BPvSA-61 Broughton Park v Saracens : 1 Good \ Very Good 6.49 condition 18-03-1961 BPvMU-76 Broughton Park v Manchester 1 Very Good 4.49 University : condition 13-11-1976 BPvOR-78 Broughton Park v Orrell John 1 Good condition, 4.49 Player Cup 1st round : creased 28-10-1978 BPvCH-79 Broughton Park v Chester \ Vale 1 Good \ Very Good 4.49 of Lune (1 item) : condition, some creasing to top edge 24 & 25-03-1979 BUvNU-85 Burton v Nuneaton : 1 Good condition, 2.99 creased 03-04-1985 CAvRU-88 Caldy v Ruthin : 1 Very Good 2.99 condition 04-04-1988 CAvMA-93 Camborne v Maidstone : 1 Good condition, 2.99 some creasing 18-12-1993 CUvRU-56 Cambridge University v Rugby : 1 Good condition, 6.99 some creasing 01-12-1956 (single sheet) CAvMA-99 Canterbury v Maidstone : 1 Good condition, 2.99 some creasing 20-11-1999 CAvMA-05 Canterbury v Maidstone Kent 1 Very Good 4.49 Cup Semi-Final : condition 20-03-2005 CAvNB Carlisle v New Brighton : 1 Good condition, 2.99 teamsheet creased undated CAvHU-88 Castleford v Huddersfield 1 Very Good 2.99 YMCA : condition 10-09-1988 CHvLH-57 Cheltenham v London Hospital : 1 Good condition, 6.49 some creasing 09-11-1957 CHvLI-69 Cheltenham v Liverpool : 1 Good condition, 4.49 vertical crease, ink 29-03-1969 mark to team page CHvHR-82 Chester v Hartlepool Rovers : 1 Good condition, 2.99 horizontal crease 27-03-1982 CHvNE-94 Chester v Netherall : 1 Good \ Very Good 2.99 condition, rusty 22-10-1994 staples CLvLE-94 Cleckheaton v Leodensians : 1 Good \ Very Good 2.99 condition, slight rust 23-04-1994 to staples CHvMA-96 Chichester v Maidstone : 1 Very Good 2.99 condition 28-09-1996 CHvMA-98 Chichester v Maidstone : 1 Good \ Very Good 2.99 condition, slight 12-12-1998 crease CIvMA-04 Cinderford v Maidstone 2 Good \ Very Good 2.99 Intermediate Cup 4th round : condition, some marking to back 27-11-2004 cover CLvBR-66 Clifton v Bristol : 1 Good condition, 4.49 creased, pencil mark 26-11-1966 on team page CLvEU-79 Clifton v Exeter University : 1 Very Good 4.49 condition 01-12-1979 CLvBR-81 Clifton v Bristol : 1 Very Good 2.99 condition 01-01-1981 CLvBA-89 Clifton v Basingstoke Pilkington 1 Very Good 2.99 Cup 1st Round : condition 15-09-1989 CLvLE-95 Clifton v Leeds : 1 Good \ Very Good 2.99 condition, slight 14-10-1995 crease CRvMA-98 Cranbrook v Maidstone : 1 Good condition, 2.99 vertical crease 07-03-1998 .
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