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6001. CELEBRITY AUTO : on Pictorial Theatre Programme Danny La Rue Min £12 6002 6001. CELEBRITY AUTO : on pictorial theatre programme Danny La Rue min £12 6002. NEWSPAPER : Portsmouth Mail 10th Aug 1968 inc report Huddsfld v Portsmouth min £3 6003. NEWSPAPER : North West Mail 21st Dec 1974 inc report Everton v Carlisle min £3 6004. ACCRINGTON STANLEY v Tranmere 57-8 min £7 6005. ARSENAL small mag photo David Herd autogr min £4 6006. A.VILLA large mag photo Juan Pablo Angel autogr min £4 6007. B’BURN press photo 10 x 8 autogr min £6 Lars Bohinen 6008. B’BURN press photo 10 x 8 autogr min £6 Stuart Ripley 6009. B’POOL v Huddsfld 49-50 back sl.worn min £4 6010. BLACKWELL MINERS WELFARE v Derby C & W 94-5 6011. BOHEMIANS DUBLIN v Waterford 11th Jan 1941 min £20 6012. BOLTON v Huddsfld 55-6 FAC min £3 6013. BOLTON press photo 9 x 7 Ron Davies 1960s min £4 6014. BOLTON mag photo R.Parry autogr min £4 6015. BORDEAUX v A.Villa 97-8 UEFA min £4 6016. 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