Everton collectors

[Eddie Reeve]

Have all Everton collectors seen this lot: http://www.byrnesauctioneers.c.....it+now.y=0
They might just go for a bit more than their estimate

[ToffeeDan]

You might be right

[holtie96]

There's me thinking I had found a sleeper [/b]

[efcbluenose]

friggin hell !!!!

[kcs]

Christ............. Add a couple of zeros on maybe nearer the mark!!

What a lot indeed!!

Good Luck to all those that bid, your going to need Wullies magic to hid this buy from the misses....
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[nozer]

Great find there , you have to wonder were these turned up from .
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[ToffeeDan]

Went for a bit more than £70 (I was there) - my lips are sealed regarding the winner & the bid

Pictures:
from left to right, top to bottom:
Everton v Sunderland 30 Sep 1893
Everton v Stoke 12 Nov 1892
Everton v Sunderland 29 Apr 1893
Everton v Wolves 24 Mar 1894
Everton v Burton Swifts (Friendly - apparently Everton's last game at Anfield) 30 April 1892
Everton v Sunderland 8 Oct 1892
Everton v Preston 24 April 1893 (Friendly)



Copy of the Preston prog


Copy of the Burton Swifts Programme (a 3-3 draw)

[tommy]

Fantastic pick up. Quality.

[PABLO76]

Fantastic progs, surely of such historical importance to Everton that the museum/Everton collection purchased these?

[PABLO76]

The Swifts one was 4pm kick off, must have been on Sky.

[treble99]

not purchased by the club or an Everton collector either.
They'll be off to Eamomn for a bit of restoration work and then back on the market.
Interesting the old cellotape on the spines
Were they out of a bound volume and if so where's the rest?

[ToffeeDan]

treble99 wrote:

not purchased by the club or an Everton collector either. They'll be off to Eamomn for a bit of restoration work and then back on the market. Interesting the old cellotape on the spines Were they out of a bound volume and if so where's the rest?

No, not out of a bound volume. Mostly in fairly good order although the inside fold was missing from the Wolves one..

I know who purchased them but it's inappropriate for me to comment who it is (it wasn't me).

[efcbluenose]

Dan surely tell me its one of us who purchased these rare priceless beauties of our history and our club ? have you told george orr about these beauties ? does doctor everton know also about them ?

[matt blue]

Bound to of been a dealer who purchased these

[ToffeeDan]

efcbluenose wrote:

Dan surely tell me its one of us who purchased these rare priceless beauties of our history and our club ? have you told george orr about these beauties ? does doctor everton know also about them ?

Alas it wasn't a Blue who bought them (not that I didn't try...) Surprisingly Mr. France didn't bid (or if he did it was on the internet).

But at least I got to see them - £2,500 was too far for me (I won't tell you how much I would have had to pay to win tho)

[Ruud Van Driver]

See lots 0553-0558 in Sporting Memory's auction 17th February, wonder what they'll achieve this time round? Not sure where the seventh one is?
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[treble99]

It will be very interesting to see where they go price wise.
On the one hand they are well exposed at the price they were originally sold for only a few weeks ago as everybody on this site had the opportunity to pay more but obviously declined.
The fact that a dealer was allowed to outbid the collectors on this site means it makes it more interesting for a neutral such as myself to see what happens next.
On the other hand Sporting Memory's has a superb client base and is very capable of making a substantial profit
i will watch with interest

[Wullie]

i would love the Sunderland programmes, but i've got no chance