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D. & D. Programmes D. & D. PROGRAMMES 49 Titchfield Street, Kilmarnock, Ayrshire, Scotland, KA1 1QS Tel: (01563) 573316 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.d-d-programmes.co.uk NO OFFERS LIST - ALL RARE ITEMS AT FIXED PRICES THE GREAT GLASGOW FOOTBALL PROGRAMME FAIR Sunday 3rd June 2018 VENUE IS THE HOLIDAY INN, 161 WEST NILE STREET, GLASGOW G1 2RL (IN THE MONTMARTRE SUITE) OPPOSITE BUCHANAN STREET STATION & 5 MINUTES WALK FROM CENTRAL STATION 10AM ‘TIL 2PM THOUSANDS OF FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES / BADGES / BOOKS AND RELATED FOOTBALL ITEMS ON SALE All end of season 2017/18 Big Match Finals will be on sale. ***** ADMISSION FREE ***** FOR FURTHER DETAILS AND ALL STALL ENQUIRIES PLEASE CONTACT DOUGLAS STEVENSON, D&D PROGRAMMES 01563 573316 OR EMAIL [email protected] 1938 SCOTTISH CUP FINAL REPLAY EAST FIFE V KILMARNOCK (VERY RARE) £1500.00 SEE NOW BACK SELLING PAGE OF CATALOGUE CAT #193 - SUMMER 2018 £2 Page 1 PAYMENT We accept cheques or postal orders (POs). Any orders under £5.00 please pay by PayPal. All cheques/POs to be made payable to D&D Programmes. All refunds will be given in cash / stamps (no credit notes). If possible please leave cheque amounts blank and endorse the cheque “Not to exceed £......”. We will fill in the correct amount and advise you of the total. Please forward to:- D&D Programmes, 49 Titchfield Street, Kilmarnock, Ayrshire, KA1 1QS. Overseas customers please note that we can no longer accept Euro Cheques. Payment must be in Pounds Sterling only. CREDIT CARD / PAYPAL PAYMENTS We can accept the following credit cards for payment:- Delta, JCB, Maestro, Mastercard, Solo, Switch, Visa. 1. Minimum order for credit card purchases is £10.00 2. Telephone orders can be accepted and card details given verbally by customer. Credit card receipt will be sent back with order. 3. Normal orders sent by post should include correct credit card details etc. on the order form using the box provided. Credit card receipt will be sent back with order. 4. Website and e-mail orders. If sending credit card details by e-mail please split the card information over two e- mails - i.e. The card number on one and the expiry date and card type on the other ALSO, TO COMPLY WITH NEW CHIP & PIN REGULATIONS, PLEASE DO NOT FORGET TO INCLUDE THE CARD’S 3-DIGIT SECURITY NUMBER FROM THE BACK OF YOUR CARD. If you would rather call us with your credit card details please telephone (01563) 573316, or for overseas customers 00 44 1563 573316. You can also send the card details by standard mail on the order form provided. Credit card receipt will be sent back with order 5. All PayPal payments to be sent to [email protected] but PLEASE send your order via our usual [email protected] email address prior to payment - you will be advised of total cost by reply, then can proceed with your PayPal payment so we can complete your order. POSTAGE Please add £1.50 for 1 programme and 90p thereafter. Eire, Europe & USA - please send double. Please add extra for brochure size programmes. Board backed secure envelopes are available if required - cost 50p TELEPHONE ORDERS Can be made during shop hours on (01563) 573316. There will be times we may be working late so please feel free to call. Telephone orders must be claimed within 5 days. GUARANTEE We will give a full cash refund, plus postage, for any item sent that does not fit the description as printed in the catalogue. This guarantee lasts for seven days. ABBREVIATIONS ASC = Anglo Scottish Cup, AW = Auto Windscreens, BC = British Championship, CR = Creased, EC = European Championship, FAC = F.A. Cup, FLD = Folded, FLR = Football League Review, FR = Friendly, GC = Glasgow Cup, LC = League Cup, LCC = League Challenge Cup, LD = Leyland DAF, LDV - Layton DAF Van, M/C = Mercantile Credit, MK = Mark, NOF = Number on Face, PH = Punched Holes, PNH = Pin Hole, POST = Postponed, PR = Poor, RES = Reserves, RS = Rusty Staples, RSTRD = Restored, SCr = Slight Crease, S/C = Scottish Cup, SLC = Sectional League Cup, SM = Small, SOF = Score on Face, SQC = Scottish Qualifying Cup, S/S = Single Sheets, SV = Sherpa Van, TC = Team Changes, TM = Token Missing, TR = Tear, T/S = Team Sheet, WC = World Cup, WOB = Writing on Back, WOF = Writing on Face, ZD = Zenith Data. CATALOGUE Our catalogue is issued 4 or 5 times a year, is free to download, or add £2.00 to your order to receive a printed copy. NEW: SHOP OPENING TIMES The shop is now open only Friday and Saturday from 10am - 2pm. DISCLAIMER Catalogue entries are subject to change. E&OE --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- D. & D. PROGRAMMES ONLINE You can download A PDF of the catalogue & order form from our web site at:- www.d-d-programmes.co.uk ...and e-mail your orders and wants lists to us at:- [email protected] We look forward to hearing from you! Page 2 *** CURRENT SEASON 2017/18 *** BIG MATCH FINALS : CHECKATRADE TROPHY FINAL LINCOLN CITY V SHREWSBURY TOWN £15.00 (INC P/P), COMMUNITY SHIELD ARSENAL V CHELSEA £12.50 (INC P/P), FA CUP FINAL MAN UTD V CHELSEA £20.00 (INC P/P), FA TROPHY FINAL BRACKLEY TOWN V BROMLEY £12.00 (INC P/ P), FA VASE FINAL STOCKTON V THATCHAM TOWN £12.00 (INC P/P), FOOTBALL LEAGUE CUP FINAL ARSENAL V MAN CITY £20.00 (INC P/P), FOOTBALL LEAGUE PLAY OFFS SET OF 3 £40.00 (INC P/P), GLASGOW CUP FINAL CELTIC V RANGERS £10.00, IRN-BRU LEAGUE CHALLENGE CUP FINAL DUMBARTON V INVERNESS C.T. £10.00 (INC P/P), NORTHERN IRELAND CUP FINAL CLIFTONVILLE V COLERAINE £12.50 (INC P/P), SCOTTISH CUP FINAL MOTHERWELL V CELTIC £15.00 (INC P/P), SCOTTISH JUNIOR CUP FINAL AUCHINLECK TALBOT V HURLFORD UTD £7.50 (INC P/P), SCOTTISH LEAGUE CUP FINAL CELTIC V MOTHERWELL £15.00 (INC P/P), SCOTTISH LEAGUE PLAY OFF FINALS PREMIER LEAGUE £10.00 EACH (INC P/P), CHAMPIONSHIP DIVISION £7.50 EACH (INC P/P), DIVISION 1 £7.50 EACH (INC P/P), SFA YOUTH CUP FINAL ABERDEEN V HIBERNIAN £5.00, UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE FINAL £25.00 (INC P/P), UEFA EUROPA LEAGUE FINAL £20.00 (INC P/P), UEFA SUPER CUP MAN UTD V REAL MADRID £20.00 (INC P/P), WORLD CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP IN UAE £150.00 (VERY RARE), WORLD CUP FINALS - IN RUSSIA TOURN PROG £25.00 (INC P/P), FINAL PROG £30.00 (INC P/P) BIG MATCH SEMI-FINALS : FA CUP CHELSEA V SOUTHAMPTON £12.50 (INC P/P), MAN UTD V SPURS £12.50 (INC P/P), FOOTBALL LEAGUE CUP ARSENAL V CHELSEA £7.50, BRISTOL CITY V MAN CITY £10.00, CHELSEA V ARSENAL £7.50, MAN CITY V BRISTOL CITY £7.50, SCOTTISH CUP CELTIC V RANGERS £10.00, MOTHERWELL V ABERDEEN £7.50, SCOTTISH JUNIOR CUP AUCHINLECK TALBOT V LOCHEE UTD £5.00, HURLFORD UTD V WISHAW £5.00, LOCHEE UTD V AUCHINLECK TALBOT, WISHAW V HURLFORD UTD £10.00, SCOTTISH LEAGUE CUP HIBERNIAN V CELTIC MOTHERWELL V RANGERS £10.00, SFA YOUTH CUP KILMARNOCK V ABERDEEN (RARE) £10.00, UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE LIVERPOOL V ROMA £15.00 FULL INTERNATIONALS : ENGLAND BRAZIL £10.00, COSTA RICA £10.00, GERMANY £10.00, ITALY £10.00, NIGERIA £10.00, SLOVAKIA (WC) £10.00, SLOVENIA (WC), HUNGARY SCOTLAND (£10.00), LITHUANIA SCOTLAND (WC) £10.00, MEXICO SCOTLAND (TBC), NORTHERN IRELAND GERMANY (WC) £10.00, SOUTH KOREA £10.00, PERU SCOTLAND (TBC), REP OF IRELAND USA £10.00, SCOTLAND COSTA RICA £7.50, HOLLAND £5.00, MALTA (WC) £10.00, SLOVAKIA (WC) £10.00, SLOVENIA SCOTLAND (WC - 2 OFFICIAL PROGS) £30.00 THE PAIR, WALES AUSTRIA (WC) £7.50, PANAMA £7.50, REP OF IRELAND (WC) £7.50 EUROPEAN SECTION : ABERDEEN (£5.00) APOLLON LIMASSOL, CELTIC (£5.00) ANDERLECHT £10.00, ASTANA, BAYERN MUNICH £10.00, LINFIELD, PARIS S.G. £10.00, ROSENBORG, ZENIT £10.00, MAN UTD (£5.00) SEVILLA, PROGRES NIEDERKORN (£40.00) RANGERS (OFFICIAL A4 ISSUE INC MATCH TICKET), RANGERS (£10.00) PROGRES NIEDERKORN, ST. JOHNSTONE (£5.00) TRAKAI FK, ZENIT (£15.00) CELTIC SCOTTISH LEAGUE : ABERDEEN (£5.00) CELTIC (FEB), HEARTS (DEC), KILMARNOCK (SEP), (S/C), RANGERS (DEC), (MAY), AYR UTD (£4.00) KILMARNOCK (LC), RANGERS (S/C), BRECHIN CITY (£4.00) DUNFERMLINE (MAR), ST. MIRREN (APR), CELTIC (£5.00) ABERDEEN (MAY), BRECHIN (S/C), DUNDEE (OCT), (APR), HAMILTON (DEC), HEARTS (AUG), (JAN), HIBS (SEP), (JAN), KILMARNOCK (OCT), (LC), (MAY), MORTON (S/C), MOTHERWELL (DEC), PARTICK (S/C), (DEC), RANGERS (DEC - £10.00), (APR - LEAGUE CLINCHER - £10.00), ST. JOHNSTONE (AUG), (FEB), CRUSADERS (£4.00) MOTHERWELL (LCC), DUMBARTON (£5.00) RANGERS (LCC), DUNDEE (£5.00) CELTIC (DEC), RANGERS (NOV), DUNDEE UTD ST. MIRREN (APR), DUNFERMLINE ST MIRREN (SEP), HAMILTON (£5.00) RANGERS (SEP), (FEB), HEARTS (£5.00) CELTIC (MAY), RANGERS (OCT), HIBS (£5.00) CELTIC (APR), RANGERS (MAY), KILMARNOCK (£5.00) BERWICK (LCC - £4.00), CELTIC (AUG), (FEB), CLYDE (LC - £4.00), DUMBERTON (LC - £4.00), HEARTS (AUG), RANGERS (DEC), ROSS CO (SEP), (S/C), KILMARNOCK RESERVES (£3.00) ABERDEEN (FEB), CELTIC (MAR), DUNDEE (SEP), DUNDEE UTD (SEP), FALKIRK (DEC), HAMILTON (FEB), HEARTS (MAR), MOTHERWELL (OCT), PARTICK (OCT), ROSS CO (NOV), ST. JOHNSTONE (NOV), ST. MIRREN (APR), MORTON (£4.00) DUNFERMLINE (FEB), ST MIRREN (JAN),, PARTICK THISTLE (£5.00) CELTIC (AUG), RANGERS (SEP), (LC), (FEB), QOS (£4.00) MORTON (FEB), RANGERS (£5.00) ABERDEEN (NOV), (JAN), CELTIC (SEP), (MAR - £10.00), DUNDEE (SEP), (APR), DUNFERMLINE (LC - £10.00), FALKIRK (S/C), HEARTS (AUG), (FEB), (APR), HIBS (AUG), KILMARNOCK (OCT), (MAR), (MAY), MOTHERWELL (DEC), PARTICK (NOV), ST.
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