THE GREAT GLASGOW PROGRAMME FAIR 2020

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Stallholders confirmed.
Tom Roe

Private Scotland Collector (Scotland collection home/aways from 1921 to 2015.....very few missing)

Bruce Davidson Programmes

Stuart Marshall

D+D Programmes

Alex Boyd

Derek Hunter

Boyd Millar

John Paul Football Jerseys/Memorabillia

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this is great news ... i've just moved from Pembrokeshire to Aberdeen, so will be good to go to one as there werent any in Pembrokeshire

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Is the private Scotland collector buying,selling or exhibiting?I have somebody with some Scotland ephemera that may be available for sale from the 1950's and early 1960's including Frank Haffeys shirt that he wore in the 9 for England game.I have no idea what that would be worth.Also ininerarier and dressing room passes etc

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bluejames wrote:

Is the private Scotland collector buying,selling or exhibiting?I have somebody with some Scotland ephemera that may be available for sale from the 1950's and early 1960's including Frank Haffeys shirt that he wore in the 9 for England game.I have no idea what that would be worth.Also ininerarier and dressing room passes etc

I would think he's selling but i'll ask Douglas.

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bluejames wrote:

Is the private Scotland collector buying,selling or exhibiting?I have somebody with some Scotland ephemera that may be available for sale from the 1950's and early 1960's including Frank Haffeys shirt that he wore in the 9 for England game.I have no idea what that would be worth.Also ininerarier and dressing room passes etc

Guessing that should be itinerary.

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bluejames wrote:

Is the private Scotland collector buying,selling or exhibiting?I have somebody with some Scotland ephemera that may be available for sale from the 1950's and early 1960's including Frank Haffeys shirt that he wore in the 9 for England game.I have no idea what that would be worth.Also ininerarier and dressing room passes etc

He is selling his collection.

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One week today.
I will have about 100 Rangers away programmes from the 60's at £2 each.