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01303 278137 Just Arrived Sporting Times SPT30 Issue 30 RON ANTINORIS FOOTBALL COVERS Ron Antinoris, also known as Scott Landy, was a Glaswegian philatelist & football enthusiast who combined his two hobbies to produce very scarce and high quality covers. The below cover and the two on the back page are examples of his superb work, none of which we have had in stock before. Keep an eye out for our upcoming Quality Magazine which will feature more of Ron’s covers. There is always strong interest when Ron’s covers come up for sale so don’t miss your chance to own these gems of football philatelic history. 1979 Nottingham Forest European Cup Final Signed by Forest players and manager Brian Clough, Peter Shilton, Viv Anderson, Martin O’Neill, Trevor Francis, Garry Birtles, Ian Bowyer, John Robertson, Archie Gemmill, John McGovern, Tony Woodcock and Chris Woods. Cover has a match day 30th May Munich postmark. Flexi-pay available FB1368 £1750 £250 over 7 months on all items! www WEBSITE CALL US ON 8 www.buckinghamcovers.com 01303 278137 JUST ARRIVED CR211H £75 Tom Graveney, John Emburey, John Dewes and Mike Denness signed 1988 Australian Bicentenary cover, 176 tests for England between them. CR224H £25 CR320A £25 Chris Broad signed David Gower signed 1988 Australian 1988 Australian Bicentenary cover, one the most stylish Bicentenary batsman of his generation. cover, famous for his three successive centuries during the 1986/87 Ashes. CR348A £25 John Emburey signed 1988 01303 Australian Bicentenary cover, 64 & 61 test & ODI appearances 278137 for England. CR246E £15 Mike Gatting signed 1983 Benson & Hedges Final cover, English captain with 79 & 92 test & ODI caps. CR134A £25 Richard Hadlee signed 1980 Sport cover, one of the games top fast bowlers & all rounder. MR145A £40 Nigel Mansell signed 1996 Classic Cars cover, 1992 F1 World Champion. HAVE YOU HEARD ABOUT OUR EMAIL NEWSLETTERS YET? Exclusive Offers - Rare Autographs - Specialist Covers! What do YOU want to hear about? Get priority news & special offers about just what interests YOU straight to your inbox! Signed covers, rare GB FDC, new issue covers, bargain offers, online magazine access or just a round-up of the latest news from Buckingham Covers. Whatever you want to hear about we’ve got it covered. Visit www.buckinghamcovers.com/family to find out what you’ve been missing out on! 2 Warren House, Shearway Road, Folkestone, Kent CT19 4BF SPT30 Tel 01303 278137 Fax 01303 279429 Email [email protected] FB237E £40 Tommy Docherty signed 1996 Football Legends cover, Preston & Scotland great. FB101K £30 Kevin Keegan signed 2002 World Cup cover, Newcastle and Liverpool legend. FB445E £35 George Cohen signed 1996 Football Legends cover, England world cup winning right back. FB545B £40 Bobby Robson signed 2002 FB53C £75 World Cup Stanley Matthews signed 1996 Football Legends cover, managed cover, gentleman of the game. England and won UEFA Cup in charge of Ipswich. FB663A £15 Mick McCarthy signed 2002 World Cup cover, 57 Republic of Ireland caps. Flexi-pay available on all items! RUG005 £25 MR145H £40 Bill Beaumont signed 1988 Nigel Mansell signed Sport, Question of Sport 1996 London to cover, English rugby union Brighton Classic Car player of 34 caps. cover, 31 F1 race wins & 1992 Champion. Want to spread the payments on these amazing covers? Don’t forget to ask about Flexi Pay! Call 01303 278137 for full details. RUG030 £60 Martin Johnson signed 2003 Rugby World Cup cover, captain of the 2003 victory. www.buckinghamcovers.com 3 JUST ARRIVED HORS020A £35 Lester Piggott signed 1997 Queens Horses cover, English jockey with 4,493 career wins including nine Epsom Derby victories. TN087 £35 Virginia Wade signed 1988 Sport, British Lawn Tennis Centenary cover, won three Major tennis singles & four double championships. TN104 £50 Christine Truman signed 1988 Sport, Lawn Tennis Association Centenary cover, British player of the 1950s to 1970s who won a Grand Slam at the French Championships & was a Wimbledon finalist. e-mail EMAIL US * [email protected] MR214F £25 MR145E £40 John Surtees signed 1996 Classic Cars, World Champion Nigel Mansell signed 1996 Classic Cars, World Champion cover, only World Champion on both two & four wheels. cover, F1 & CART Indy Car World Series World Champion. BC238LS8 £30 Find us online at: Gareth Barry www.buckinghamcovers.com signed 2006 World Cup cover, 53 caps for England. BCF14S3 £25 BC463DS5 £25 Lee Sharpe signed 2018 Manchester United win the first European Cup for an English side 50th anniversary, made Joe Corrigan signed 2013 Football Heroes cover, all-time 193 appearances for United. top goalkeeper for Manchester City. 4 Warren House, Shearway Road, Folkestone, Kent CT19 4BF SPT30 Tel 01303 278137 Fax 01303 279429 Email [email protected] ATHLETICS & ROWING AT057B £40 AT048 £50 Seb Coe signed 1996 Atlanta Olympic Roger Bannister signed cover, Games cover, British politician & four first man to run the four time Olympic medal winner. minute mile. AT051 £30 01303 Chris Boardman signed sport cover, racing cyclist who won 278137 gold at the 1992 Olympics. AT124H £40 AT061D £50 Steve Redgrave signed 1996 Olympics cover, won Linford Christie signed 1999 Autographed Editions cover, the gold medals at five consecutive Olympic Games. only British man to have won gold medals in the 100 metres at all four major Athletic competitions. BOX018A £35 John Conteh signed 1970 Commonwealth Games cover, British professional boxer from 1971-1980. BOX082 £20 John H Stracey signed 1980 Sport cover to which he has added ‘WBC Hall of Fame Inductee 2005’. Don't forget that you can always use Flexi-Pay to spread the cost of your covers. It's simple, flexible and INTEREST FREE. You can choose to spread the cost over up to 12 months, with a minimum monthly payment of £10 - the amounts shown above are just examples so an item at £250 could be split over 5 months instead of 2. Talk to any of our team to find a payment plan that suits you. We then hold your order safely for you. We prefer you to pay by credit or debit card for this service Call us on 01303 278137 or email us at [email protected] www.buckinghamcovers.com 5 FOOTBALL FB09 £50 Bobby Charlton signed 1989 Matt Busby 80th Birthday cover, Man United & England hero. FB10A £45 Geoff Hurst signed 1966 FB753 £30 World Cup card with England Mavuba Mafuila, Kabasu Babo, Blagoje v West Germany Wembley Vidinic and Kidumu Mantantu signed special match day postmark, German 1974 World Cup cover, three players England’s hattrick hero. and manager for that year’s Zaire (Congo) World Cup squad. FB110B £25 Tom Finney signed 2002 Football World Cup Combined Services Football cover, Preston North End legend. FB23C £200 £20 over 10 months Alf Ramsey signed 1996 World Cup 30th anniversary £2 coin cover, Spurs player who later managed England to glory. FB24B £75 Kenneth Wolstenholme signed 2000 Last game at Wembley cover, fame of ‘they think it all over’. Flexi-pay available on all items! No interest charged - payment options up to 12 months FB434F £200 £50 over 4 months Brian and Nigel Clough signed 1988 Sport, Football League Centenary cover, father and son football duo. 01303 278137 6 Warren House, Shearway Road, Folkestone, Kent CT19 4BF SPT30 Tel 01303 278137 Fax 01303 279429 Email [email protected] FB495B £125 £25 over 5 months Kevin Keegan, Mick McCarthy, Walter Winterbottom, Peter Taylor, Graham Taylor, Jack Charlton, Craig Brown and Ron Greenwood signed 1996 Euros cover, have all managed at international level. £50 over 2 months FB539 £100 Ferenc Puskas signed 1998 World Cup cover, Hungarian legend. FB50E £250 £50 over 5 months Matt Busby signed 1968 European Cup Final cover, Manchester Utd V Benfica, managed United to victory in this game. FB600D £25 Peter Shilton signed 1998 World Cup cover, 125 England cap. FB53H £75 Stanley Matthews and Tom Finney signed 1996 Football Legends cover, two giants of the English game. £25 over 7 months FB745 £175 Joe Fagan signed 1996 Euro Anfield match day cover, managed Liverpool to the triple in his first season. FB82B £250 £25 over 10 months George Best signed 1968 European Cup Final cover, Manchester Utd V Benfica, scored in the final. e-mail EMAIL US * [email protected] www.buckinghamcovers.com 7 CRICKET CR027 £50 Pelham Warner signed piece, won the Wisden cricketer of the year on an unprecedented two occasions. £62.50 over 2 months CR132Q £125 Don Bradman signed 1982 Centenary of the Ashes cover, better known as ‘The Don’. CR132U £125 £25 over 5 months Don Bradman signed 1980 Centenary Test, small silk cover, greatest batsman of all time. www FIND US ONLINE www.buckinghamcovers.com CR134B £30 Richard Hadlee signed 2008 Tribute cover, over 400 test wickets and 3000 runs. £25 over 6 months CR846A £150 Ian Buxton, Peter Eyre, Peter Gibbs, Ian Hall, Mike Hendrick, John Harvey, Michael Page, Edwin Smith, Robert Taylor, Philip Russell, Frederick Swarbrook, Alan Ward, David Wilde, Robert Swindell, and Chris Wilkins signed 1970 Derbyshire CCC Centenary cover. BC230AS £30 Bob Willis signed 2005 Ashes stamps from miniature sheet cover, hero of the 1981 Ashes. BC230S6 £50 Kevin Pietersen signed 2005 Ashes miniature sheet cover, stylish batsman and former England captain. Be the first to hear about our new covers Want regular updates of our truly awesome covers? Sign up to our Hear it First emails today. sign up at: www.buckinghamcovers.com/family 8 Warren House, Shearway Road, Folkestone, Kent CT19 4BF SPT30 Tel 01303 278137 Fax 01303 279429 Email [email protected] CR199F £50 Freddie Trueman signed 2001 Tribute to Combined Services Cricket cover, known as Fiery Fred for his style on and off the field.
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