Football Programmes Centre

I'm guilty of no longer leaving feedback as a buyer.

It's simply I buy too much and I lead a busy life.

I do wonder why some sellers use auction houses to sell 'run of the mill' items such as 'modern' programmes.

After they have paid their fees the money they pocket can't be any better than by sellin ...

If the programmes were consigned by different sellers can they be mixed together in one lot?

It's a fair point.

However, if you consigned a pre-war FA Cup Final, a pre-war Corinthians, two pre-w ...

The lot with the 4 Scotland pre-war v Wales went for just short of £4k, the two Tynecastle games were rare, the Aberdeen game I'd never seen before.

The lot with the Switzerland v Scotland went fo ...

Yes P&P can be outrageous but they have you by the short and curlies.

I just grin and bear it and then try not to moan later!

Yes according to Google. Lots of advice on clothes related sites.

All valid and I agree.

But it’s a baseline over here in many of the sports. PSA are also only supposed to deal with authentic cards / articles so there is at least an implied verification tha ...

Grading is a big rip off. The grading structure seems to be at a whim and they get away with it because they have created an almost false market which they can control.

Slabbing a programme means ...

Do you think it is possible to visit the 92 grounds and watch a game NOT featuring the host club (men or women's teams, any age group)?

It doesn't have to be a football game.

Some grounds are ea ...

If you have a defined focus and plan then it is less likely to be hoarding.

I also collect newspapers (don't ask!)

The storage rules are keep them flat*, keep them out of sunlight and extreme temperatures.

* Folds aren't too bad if they isn't weight on the paper crushin ...

I'm interested what people do with their programmes once they have them? I'm interested to hear from the collectors not the dealers.

How many just file them away never to look at them again?

On ...

If a Rugby collector may interloper.

Aside from my club and County collections (the former I eagerly seek, the latter I pick up when available), I started collecting Second World War programmes fea ...

I would say none of the badges from the link posted by Texas Rangers compares to the programme cover.

It does not sit right with me.

https://www.trentbridge.co.uk/news/2020/april/on-this-day-the-final-football-league-match-at-trent-bridge.html

Thanks everyone., does look like Trent Bridge. Great knowledge by Tackler. I had no idea Notts County and also Nottingham Forest both had spells playing at Trent Bridge pre- 1910. This does look like ...

https://m.facebook.com/groups/512594788831355/permalink/3456137034477101/

First guess.

"I've a feeling its Trent Bridge for a Notts County game. The houses on the photo look very much like the ones on Hound Rd that are still there today."

I've shared it on a Rugby grounds forum.

See if that gets any results?

I was wondering if the flagposts represented the try line and deadball line of a rugby pitch?