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2501. BRIDGWATER T V Luton 63-4 FAC1 Min £4 2502. BRIGHTON V Arsenal 91-2 FAYC Min £3 2503. BRIGHTON V B'ham 70S Geoff S 2501. BRIDGWATER T v Luton 63-4 FAC1 min £4 2502. BRIGHTON v Arsenal 91-2 FAYC min £3 2503. BRIGHTON v B’ham 70s Geoff Sidebottom test min £3 2504. BRIGHTON 10 autos prob 70s inc Mark Lawrenson min £5 2505. BRIS ROV newspaper photo George Petherbridge autogr mi £4 2506. BRIS ROV n/paper photo Paddy Hale autogr min£4 2507. BRIS ROV trade card Tony Pounder autogr min £4 2508. BRIS ROV cig.card Ogdens Famous Footballers circa 1908 A.Cartlidge min £3 2509. BRIS ROV pages from 1906 Book of Football inc large t/group & groundview min £5 2510. BROMLEY small scrapbook from 1940s with some n/paper photos inc v Arnhem min £5 2511. BROMLEY press photo t/group 46-7 5 x 4 min £5 2512. BURNLEY v Liverpool 57-8 min £3 2513. BURNLEY v Leeds 88-9 FAYC min £3 2514. BURNLEY v S’land Res 89-90 2515. BURNLEY press photo p/c size Brian Flynn autogr min £5 2516. 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