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Gilbert Baitson 389-395 Anlaby Road Hull City and Other Football Programmes from the 1940’s Hull Yorkshire to the Millennium HU3 6AB United Kingdom Ended 21 Mar 2016 20:20 GMT Lot Description 1 Hull City 'Tiger Mags' 1948-1950 2 Hull City 'Tiger Mags' 1948-1950 3 Hull City 'Tiger Mags' 1948-1950 4 Hull City 'Tiger Mags' 1948-1950 5 Hull City 'Tiger Mags' 1948-1950 6 Hull City V Lincoln City 1946 (1st Game Boothferry Park) 7 Hull City V Mansfield 1948 8 Hull City V New Brighton 1948 9 Hull City V Southport 1948 10 Hull City V Man United 1949 11 Chelsea V Hull City 1966 (FA Cup 6th Rnd) 12 Manchester United V Hull City 1951 13 Hull City V Coventry 1949 14 Hull City V Sheffield United 1950 15 Hull City V Southampton 1950 16 Hull City V Sheffield Wednesday 1950 17 Hull City V Tottenham 1950 18 Hull City V Everton 1951 19 Hull City V Chesterfield 1951 20 Hull City V Nottingham City 1951 21 Hull City V Doncaster Rovers 1951 22 Hull City V Sheffield Wednesday 1951 23 Hull City V Huddersfield 1952 24 Hull City V Hibernian 1953 25 Hull City V Admira-Wien (Austria) 1953 26 Hull City V Starlights 1954 27 Hull City V Derby City 1954 28 Hull City V Lutch Town 1954 29 Hull City V Maccabi (Telaviv) 1954 30 Hull City V Chelsea 1954 31 Hull City V Bury 1955 32 Hull City V Burnley 33 Hull City V Bristol Rovers 1955 34 Hull City V Blackburn Rovers 1955 35 Hull City V Port Vale 1956 36 Hull City V Blackburn Rovers 1956 37 Hull City V Swansea Town 1956 38 Hull City V York City 1956 39 Hull City V Accrington 1956 40 Hull City V Grimsby Town 1956 41 Hull City V Crewe Alex 1956 42 Hull City V Scunthorpe United 1956 43 Hull City V Workington 1956 (Special Non-League) 44 Hull City V Tranmere Rovers 1956 45 Hull City V Bristol Rovers 1956 46 Hull City V York City 1957 47 Hull City V Barrow 1957 48 Hull City V Scunthorpe United 1957 49 Hull City V Bremen (Germany) 1957 50 Hull City V York City 1957 51 Hull City V Sunderland 1957 52 Hull City V Carlisle United 1957 53 Hull City V Southport 1957 (Special) 54 Hull City V Mansfield Town 1957 55 Hull City V Crewe Alex 1957 56 Hull City V Hartlepool United 1958 57 Hull City V Oldham AFC 1958 58 Hull City V Rochdale 1958 59 Hull City V Mansfield Town 1958 (Special) 60 Hull City V Bardford City 1958 61 Reserves V Doncaster Rovers 1958 62 Hull City V Banik Ostrava 1959 63 Hull City V Thawnmere Rovers 1959 64 Hull City V Halifax Town 1959 (Special) 65 Hull City V Colchester United 1959 66 Hull City V Aston Villa 1959 67 Hull City V Plymouth Argyll 1959 68 Hull City V Norwich City 1959 69 Hull City V Southampton 1959 70 Hull City V Scunthorpe United 1959 71 Hull City V Portsmouth 1959 72 Hull City V Charlton Athletic 1959 73 Hull City V Bristol Rovers 1959 74 Hull City V Lincoln City 1959 (Special) 75 Hull City V Bury 1959 76 Hull City V Stockport City 1959 77 Hull City V Cardiff City 1959 78 Hull City V Sheffield United 1959 79 Hull City V Brighton & Hove Albion 1959 80 Hull City V Rochdale 1959 81 Hull City V Huddersfield Town 1959 82 Hull City V Middlesbrough 1959 83 Hull City V Bradford City 1959 84 Hull City V Southend United 1959 85 Hull City V Darlington 1960 (Played at Doncaster Ground 3rd Relay) 86 Hull City V Bury 1960 87 Hull City V Colchester 1960 88 Hull City Reserves V Accrington Reserves 1960 89 Hull City V Sutton Town (FA Cup) 90 Hull City V Shrewsbury Town 1960 91 Hull City V Bradford City 1960 92 Hull City V Stoke City 1960 93 Hull City V Liverpool 1960 94 Hull City V Sunderland 1960 95 Hull City V Barnsley 1960 96 Hull City V Swansea Town 1960 97 Hull City V Rotherham United 1960 98 Hull City V Bristol City 1960 99 Hull City V Derby City 1960 100 Hull City V Derby City 1960 101 Hull City V Coventry City 1960 102 Hull City V Torquay United 1960 103 Hull City V Newport City 1960 104 Hull City V Bolton Wanderers 1960 105 Hull City V Nottingham County 1960 106 Hull City V Grimsby Town 1960 107 Hull City Reserves V Carlisle United 1960 108 Hull City Reserves V Sunderland 1960 109 Hull City V Brentford 1960 110 Hull City V Leyton Orient 1960 111 Hull City V Leeds United 1960 112 Hull City V Ipswich Town 1960 113 Hull City V Watford 1961 114 Hull City V Bradford PA 1961 115 Hull City V Torquay United 1961 116 Hull City V Port Vale 1961 117 Hull City V Walsall 1961 118 Hull City V Northampton Town 1961 119 Hull City V Crystal Palace 1961 120 Hull City V Bristol City 1961 121 Hull City V Shrewsbury Town 1961 122 Hull City V Southend United 1961 123 Hull City V Bolton Wanderers 1961 124 Hull City V Watford 1961 125 Hull City V Bradford City 1961 126 Hull City V Bradford Park Avenue 1961 127 Hull City V York City 1965 128 Hull City V Norwich City 1966 129 Hull City V Southend 1965 130 Hull City V Southport 1966 (5th Round FA Cup) 131 Hull City V Portsmouth 1966 132 Hull City V Blackburn Rovers 1966 133 Hull City V Coventry City 1966 134 Hull City V Huddersfield Town 1966 135 Hull City V Peterborough 1966 136 Hull City V Nottingham Forest 1966 (4th Round FA Cup) 137 Hull City V Birmingham City 1967 138 Hull City V Preston 1967 139 Hull City V Blackburn Rovers 1968 140 Hull City V Norwich City 1968 141 Hull City V Bristol City 1969 142 Hull City V Norwich City 1969 143 Hull City V Middlesbrough 1970 144 Hull City V Swindon Town 1970 145 Hull City V Charlton ATH 1970 146 Hull City V Sheffield Wednesday 1970 147 Hull City V Nottingham Forest 1974 148 Hull City V Hartlepool United 1982 149 Hull City V Northampton Town 1982 150 Hull City V Stockport City 1983 151 Hull City V Port Vale 1983 152 The Watney Cup 1970, Hull City V Manchester United Semi-Final 153 The Watney Cup 1970 Derby City V Manchester United Final 154 Penrith V Hull City 1983 (FA Cup 1st Round) 7 Non League Programs Including Frome Town, 1957, Dewaby United 1957 , Faversham Town 1957, Folkstone 1957, Kings Lynn 1958 155 and Wembley F.C 1959 7 Non League Programs Including Bexley Heath Welling 1959, Barnet F.C 1955, Hemel Hempstead 1961, Bishop Aukland 1960, 156 Tooting and Mitcham F.C 1959, Woodford town 1960 and Dagenham F.C 1959 157 St Johnstone F.C 1960 158 Alloa Athletic 1960 159 Heart of Middlothian 1955 160 Morton 1960 161 Hibernian 1960 162 St Mirren 1960 163 Stirling Albion 1959 164 Motherwell Program and Team Photo 1960 165 Berwick Rangers 1957 166 Dundee F.C 1961 167 Dundee F.C 1958 168 Dunfermline Athletic F.C 1960 169 Clyde F.C 1960 170 Stranraer F.C 1960 171 Raith Rovers 1959 172 Falkirk F.C 1960 173 Airdrie F.C 1960 174 Kilmarnock 1960 Program and Team Photo 175 Rangers F.C 1960 176 Aberdeen 1961 177 Bradford City V Hull City 1949 178 Bradford City V Derby City 1955 179 Bradford City V Stockport City 1956 180 Bradford City V Brentford 1958 181 Bradford City V Plymouth 1958 182 Bradford City V Chesterfield 1958 183 Bradford City V Nottingham City 1958 184 Bradford City V Bury 1959 185 Bradford City V Doncaster 1959 186 Bradford City V Bournemouth 1959 187 Bradford City V Coventry City 1959 188 Bradford City V Southend United 1959 189 Bradford City V Stockport City 1959 190 Bradford City V Newport City 1959 191 Bradford City V Wrexham 1959 192 1948 Newcastle United V Manchester City 193 1948 Swindon Town V Ipswich Town 194 1948 Crewe Alex V Darlington 195 Nottingham Forest V Bournemouth 1950 196 Barnsley V Hull City 1950 (Raich Carter & D Revie) 197 Aston Villa V Chelsea 1950 198 Fulham V Huddersfield Town 1950 199 Carlisle United V Hartlepool Utd 1950 200 Nottingham City V Hull City 1951 (D Revie) 201 Cardiff City V Brentford 1951 202 Brentford V Swansea Town 1951 203 Barrow V Rochdale 1951 204 Liverpool V Tottenham Hotspur 1954 205 Plymouth V Nottingham City 1954 206 Bristol Rovers V Luton Town 1954 207 Blackpool V Preston North End 1954 (Tom Finney & Stanley Matthews) 208 Everton V Manchester United 1954 (Early Busby Babes) 209 Huddersfield V Hull City 1952 (Neil Franklin) 210 Q.P.R V Arsenal (First Game Floodlights) 211 Bury V Doncaster Rovers 1953 212 Luton Town V Southampton 1953 213 Chesterfield V Accrington 1955 214 Millwall V Q.P.R 1955 215 Mansfield Town V Workington 1955 216 Doncaster V Middlesbrough 1955 217 Wrexham V Hartlepool Utd 1955 218 Barrow V Southport 1955 219 Blackburn V West Ham 1955 220 Arsenal V Cardiff City 1955 (Tommy Lawton) 221 Shrewsbury V Crystal Palace 1956 222 L Orient V Brighton 1956 223 Huddersfield V Wolverhampton 1956 224 Norwich City V Sunderland 1956 (L. Shackleton & First floodlights) 225 Norwich City V Brighton 1956 226 Southend United V Q.P.R 1956 227 Sheffield United V Port Vale 1956 228 Leeds United V Arsenal 1957 229 Torquay United V Aldershot 1957 230 Bristol City V West Ham 1957 231 Swansea Town V Bristol Rovers 1957 232 Halifax Town V Bradford City 1958 233 Scunthorpe United V Carlisle United 1958 234 Bristol City Reserves V Wolverhampton Reserves 1958 235 Stockport County V Witton Albion 1958 236 Stockport County V Carlisle United 1958 237 Sheffield Wednesday V Hull City 1958 (FA Cup 4th Round) 238 Mansfield Town V Hull City 1958 239 Preston North End V Bradford City 1959 240 Carlisle United V Torquay United 1959 241 Blackburn Rovers V Newcastle United 1959 242 Manchester City V Luton Town 1958 243 Liverpool V Everton 1959 (Special) 244 Q.P.R.
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