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1001. COTTENHAM UTD v Gt.Paxton 04-05 min £3 1002. COVENTRY v Exeter 57-8 min £3 1003. COVENTRY v Reading 31-2 cover missing min £5 1004. COVENTRY small mag photo Ernie Machin autogr min £4 1005. COVENTRY press photo 10 x 8 David Burrows autogr min £5 1006. CRAY W v Redhill 60-1 SCCSF min £3 1007. CREWE v Brad PA 60-1 min £3 1008. CROCKEHILL v Erith & B 82-3 FAV 1009. CRUSADERS v Zalgiris 96-7 UEFA min £3 1010. C.PALACE v A’shot 49-50 rs min £5 1011. C.PALACE v B’mouth 37-8 min £55 1012. C.PALACE v Brighton 36-7 tc min £45 1013. C.PALACE v Bris R 37-8 min £55 1014. C.PALACE v P.Vale 51-2 min £4 1015. C.PALACE v Reading 36-7 rs min £45 1016. C.PALACE v Reading 52-3 small nof min £3.50 1017. C.PALACE v Southend 51-2 nof min £4 1018. C.PALACE v Swindon 37-8 min £55 1019. C.PALACE v W.Ham July 1968 at The Recreation centre min £4 1020. C.PALACE mag team group prob 46-7 with 9 autos inc Deakin & Harding min £7.50 1021. C.PALACE Pro Set trade card Richard Shaw autogr min £4 1022. C.PALACE trade card Topps 1979 GK John Burridge 1023. C.PALACE trade card Topps 1979 David Swindlehurst 1024. DAGENHAM v Slough 70-1 ACSF at Charlton min £3 1025. DERBY v Brentford 45-6 v.fnt.cr.min £10 1026. DERBY v Huddsfld 47-8 v.slcr min £5 1027. DERBY v Sheff U 48-9 min £5 1028. DERBY v Southport 48-9 FAC split down spine min £4 1029. DERBY large mag photo Dave Mackay autogr min £4 1030. DERBY auto on small white card min £4 : Paul Green 1031. DERBY auto on small white card min £4 : Sieorgiou Kinkladze 1032. DNEPR Hibs 05-06 UEFA min £4 1033. DONCASTER v Hull51-2 tc min £4 1034. DONCASTER v Hull 53-4 tc min £4 1035. DONCASTER v Kingstonian 00-01 1036. DONCASTER v Sheff U 52-3 min £4 1037. DONCASTER mag photo Peter Doherty autogr min £4 1038. DONCASTER mag photo Keith Webber autogr min £4 1039. DORKING v Leatherhead 68-9 WCC 1040. DRUMCONDRA v Evergreen Feb 1955 aeriel groundview on cover min £3 1041. DULWICH H v Cor.Cas 50-1 min £4 1042. DULWICH H v Edgware 71-2 LSC 1043. DULWICH H v Kingstonian 74-5 SSCSF 1044. DUNDEE U : 8 autos prob 70s inc Sturrock, min £5 1045. DUNSTABLE T v Crawley 65-6 SL 1046. DUNTON v Ickwell & Old Warden 08-09 1047. EAST GERMANY ticket v England May 1974 min £4 1048. EAST GRINSTEAD v Newhaven 53-4 min £3 1049. EBBW VALE v Cardiff C 90s WC 1050. ENGLAND v Scotland Feb 1944 min £20 1051. ENGLAND v Scotland Oct 1944 pirate by Jones v.fnt.cr. min £10 1052. ENGLAND AM v Scotland 1952 min £4 1053. ENGLAND v Scotland 1965 with ticket min £3 1054. ENGLAND ticket v Scotland 1953 lilac min £10 1055. ENGLAND v Wales 48-9 at Villa Pk cover worn min £7 1056. ENGLAND v Wales 1952 rs min £4 1057. ENGLAND AM v Wales 56-7 at Peterboro min £4 1058. ENGLAND mag photo Viv Anderson autogr min £4 1059. ENGLAND large mag photo Cyrille Regis autogr min £4 1060. ENGLAND small mag photo Peter Swan autogr min £4 1061. ENGLAND auto on small white card with printed England badge min £4 Mick Hartford 1062. ENGLAND auto on small white card with printed England badge min £4 Mark Hateley 1063. EPPLETON FC v S’land 90-1 DSC min £3 1064. ERITH & B v Maidenhead 54-5 min £3.50 1065. EVERTON v Bury 53-4 min £3.50 1066. EVERTON v Burnley 55-6 sotp min £3 1067. EVERTON v Huddsfld 37-8 min £40 1068. EVERTON v Red Star 57-8 min £4 1069. EVERTON v Sheff W 1966 Cup Final min £3 1070. EVERTON v Stoke Res 97-8 with 2 tickets min £3 1071. EVERTON small mag photo Cyril Lello autogr min £4 1072. EVERTON trade card : Topps 1976 Ken McNaught 1073. EVERTON trade card : Topps 1976 Jim Pearson 1074. EVENING CITIZEN POSTER with photo of Harry Hood,Celtic min £4 1075. EXETER v Torquay 56-7 min £3 1076. FERRYHILL ATH v Shildon 78-9 1077. FINCHLEY v Rainham 52-3 AC min £3 1078. FLACKWELL HEATH v Brentford 70s/80s OL min £3 1079. FLINT TOWN UTD v Man U Aug 1995 min £3 1080. FOLKESTONE T v Boulogne 61-2 CC Final min £3 1081. FOLKESTONE T v Gravesend 60-1 CCSF min £3 1082. FOLKESTONE T v Maidstone 61-2 KFC Final back worn 1083. FOOTBALL LGE v Scottish Lge 53-4 at Chelsea tc min £4 1084. FULHAM v C’field 37-8 rs writing on team page slmks min £15 1085. FULHAM v Coventry 48-9 min £5 1086. FULHAM v Leeds 55-6 min £3 1087. FULHAM v Liverpool 51-2 sotp min £3 1088. FULHAM v Oldham 53-4 min £3 1089. FULHAM v QPR 48-9 min £5 1090. FULHAM v Spurs Apr 1945 tc v.slcell on corner min £7 1091. FULHAM v Sheff W 46-7 min £6 1092. FULHAM v Surs 51- min £4 1093. FULHAM newspaper a/photo signed by Jimmy Hill min £4 1094. FULHAM MAG PHOTO Tony Macedo autogr min £4 1095. FULHAM mag a/photo v Nottm F signed by Roy Bentley min £4 1096. GILLINGHAM v C.Palace 58-9 min £3 1097. GILLINGHAM v Ipswich / M’bro Aug 1992 min £3 1098. GILLINGHAM v Reading 54-5 min £3 1099. GILLINGHAM p/c size press photo Jack Lambourne 1946 min £5 1100. GLENTORAN v Portadown Dec 1950 v.fnt.cr. min £3 1101. GOOLE T v Halifax 50s FAC min £4 1102. GRAVESEND & N v Cheltenham 57-8 SL min £3 1103. GRAVESEND & N v Dartford 55-6 ML min £3 1104. GRAYS ATH v Carshalton Ath 58-9 groundview on cover min £3 1105. GT.PAXTON v Gt.Shelford 00-01 min £3 1106. GREENWOOD MEADOWS v Rainworth 05-06 min £3 1107. HAMPTON v Staines 64-5 1108. HARROW T v Ford Sports late 50s 23rd Apr min£3 1109. HASTINGS UTD v Canterbury 65-6 1110. HARWICH & P v Walthamstow Ave 60-1 AC 1111. HAYES v Boston U 73-4 FAC1 min £3 1112. HEREFORD U v Wellington 68-9 SL min £3 1113. HEREFORD U : 17 autos on page circa 1990 min £7 1114. HEARTS v Moscow Torpedo 62-3 (F) min £4 1115. HENDON v Kingstonian 93-4 1116. HENDON v Maidstone 63-4 min £3 1117. HIBS v Sporting Lisbon 72-3 ECWC min£3 1118. HIBS mag photo Joe Baker autogr min £4 1119. HILLINGDON BORO v Maidstone U 75-6 aeriel groundview on cover 1120. HITCHIN T v Finchley 54-5 min £3 1121. HODDESDON T v Hertford 54-5 min £3 1122. HOLBEACH UTD v Rothwell T 67-8 1123. HORWICH RMI v Rhyl 78-9 1124. HOUGHTON T v Langford 97-8 1125. HOUNSLOW T v Walton & H 56-7 min £3 1126. HUDDSFLD T v Sheff W 53-4 min £3.50 1127. HUDDSFLD T v W.Ham 59-60 FAC min £3 1128. HULL v Admira Wien 53-4 min £4 1129. HULL v Derby 53-4 tc min £3.50 1130. HULL v Doncaster 52-3 min £3.50 1131. HULL v Plymouth 49-50 min £5 1132. HULL v Rotherham 50-1 sotp min £3.50 1133. HULL v Sheff U 49-50 min £5 1134. HULL v Swansea 52-3 min £3.50 1135. HULL v Watford prob 80s 10th Aug (F) min £3 1136. at HULL : Leeds v Spurs 71-2 with token min £3 1137. INTER MILAN ticket v Man U 08-02 CL min £3.50 1138. IPSWICH T v Cardiff 38-9 min £80 1139. IPSWICH T v Celtic 81-2 Hunter Test min £3 1140. IPSWICH T v Huddsfld 57-8 min £3 1141. IPSWICH T v Sheff U 57-8 min £3 1142. IPSWICH T v Spurs Res 59-60 min £3 1143. IPSWICH T mag photo Ian Collard autogr min £4 1144. N.IRELAND v Scotland 59-60 min £4 1145. IVER v Reading Town 92-3 min £3 1146. JUVENTUS large mag photo John Charles autogr min £4 1147. KETTERING T v Bedford 57-8 SL min £3 1148. KINGSTONIAN v Leatherhead 73-4 Ilford 53-4 slcr min £3.50 1149. KINGSTONIAN v Walton & H 73-4 1150. KINGSTONIAN v Wimbledon 62-3 SSC min £3 1151. KNATCHBULL v Ashford T 1994 min £4 1152. LEAGUE OF IRELAND v Scottish Lge 53-4 at Dalymount min £4 1153. LEEDS v Ferencvaros 69-70 min £3 1154. LEEDS v Fulham 64-5 min £3 1155. LEEDS v Luton 60-1 min £3 1156. LEEDS v N’hampton 63-4 min £3 1157. LEEDS v Wolves 71-2 played at Huddsfld min £3 1158. LEEDS auto on small white card David O’Leary min £4 1159. LEEDS 33-4 2 autos with small photos Milburn & Potts min £5 1160. at LEEDS : Rugby Lge GB v Australia Nov 1986 min £3 1161. LEICESTER v Gillingham 63-4 FLC 4 pages slcr min £3 1162. LEICESTER v Huddsfld 54-5 min £3 1163. LEICESTER v Man Utd 1963 Cup Final min£4 1164.
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