Football Programmes Centre

robert79 · Joined: 23 Jan 2013 Posts: 5

new to the forum, Ive decided to get rid of my remaining programmes got around 600 to get rid off and was wondering if it was ok to try and sell them on site?

BAZZABAGGIES · Joined: 07 Jan 2011 Posts: 1920

Yes if they are rare and interesting.
If not then it looks like a trip to the tip. Driving

sellsell39 · Joined: 19 Nov 2011 Posts: 807 Location: Needham market

Hey Robert, make a list and then we can all have a look through it.

Regards from Nick. Easy

Eck · Joined: 25 Aug 2012 Posts: 2548

If you have Rangers programmes i'll have a squint at them.
Watch out for this lot though it's not easy to separate them from their dough. People have said of me, Ye need a spanner tae get a 50p piece oot o' his hand.

robert79 · Joined: 23 Jan 2013 Posts: 5

Eck wrote:

If you have Rangers programmes i'll have a squint at them.
Watch out for this lot though it's not easy to separate them from their dough. People have said of me, Ye need a spanner tae get a 50p piece oot o' his hand.

eck I know you ive sold rangers programmes to you in the past programmeworld? only rangers programmes I have is from away games this season will be face value tho eck, ok cheers lads ill sort them out tonight and shall put list up tomorrow,

Eck · Joined: 25 Aug 2012 Posts: 2548

Hi Robert,I never clicked it was you. There's another postie on here called Wullie. I've got all Rangers programmes home and away this season.

robert79 · Joined: 23 Jan 2013 Posts: 5

no worries eck, I don't work with royal mail anymore had to chuck it due to medical reasons anyway ill get these programmes sorted and put up a list.

pine490 · Joined: 09 Nov 2012 Posts: 59 Location: Berkshire

Hi Robert,

No doubt far too late in the day now, but if you happen to have any Walthamstow Avenue programmes, home or away, I would be interested.

Thanks,

David

Eck · Joined: 25 Aug 2012 Posts: 2548

pine490 wrote:

Hi Robert,

No doubt far too late in the day now, but if you happen to have any Walthamstow Avenue programmes, home or away, I would be interested.

Thanks,

David

Robert doesn't use the site anymore.
There are others here will be able to help though.

pine490 · Joined: 09 Nov 2012 Posts: 59 Location: Berkshire

Thanks Eck,

I've only been collecting for a couple of years or so, and do put a post out every few months in the Programmes for Sale at Fixed Prices section of the Forum asking for any Walthamstow Avenue programmes, home or away, and a few people have got to know me now and get in contact when they come across any, which is helpful. But always willing to hear about more.

David Thumbs Up

Eck · Joined: 25 Aug 2012 Posts: 2548

DGtaylor programmes has 3 Walthamstow Ave
QPR (a) 61/62
West Aukland Town FAACF 61
Uxbridge (a) 26/1/46

There is a search facility on the left after you download the catalogue.

http://dgtaylorprogrammes.co.uk/

pine490 · Joined: 09 Nov 2012 Posts: 59 Location: Berkshire

Hi Eck,

Thanks very much for the reply. I always have real problems viewing Mr Taylor's on-line catalogue. Thought it was just me until I saw a whole thread of messages from others complaining about the same experience.

I think the 26/1/46 programme is actually home to Finchley, which I have, as well as the other two, but really appreciate your interest.

Thanks,

David

pine490 · Joined: 09 Nov 2012 Posts: 59 Location: Berkshire

Eck,

Forgot to say, great looking dog by the way. What breed is it?

David

Eck · Joined: 25 Aug 2012 Posts: 2548

It's a Lhasa Apso,he's 5 months old in the picture he had just been groomed for the first time,he's 8 months old now,he's booked in for another session next week.It will be every 8 weeks now until winter.

pine490 · Joined: 09 Nov 2012 Posts: 59 Location: Berkshire

He's great, and looks a real character. We have a 14 year old lady (Doberman/Collie cross) who still keeps me busy with walks, although slowing down a bit now - like me.

I contacted Dorian Taylor by the way as I had another look at his February catalogue after your message and noticed a Bournemouth v Walthamstow Avenue FAC from 1967/68. Sadly it had been sold. Sad

Cheers,
David

Eck · Joined: 25 Aug 2012 Posts: 2548

He has two Rangers that I don't have but i'm not ready to fork out £100 + on two programmes yet. Here is the other canine member of our family,he'll be 14 in may.

pine490 · Joined: 09 Nov 2012 Posts: 59 Location: Berkshire

Brilliant, and I bet he still keeps the new arrival in check. We also have a lady cat who will be 18 soon, so both of ours are old timers.

Getting back to football programmes, Walthamstow Avenue is my only real interest and I still count myself as a novice collector, but having looked at some of the web sites out there, have soon learned the prices being asked in some cases are out of all proportion and you need to be very selective.

Incidentally, I have bought a number of programmes from Rob Bazley of nonleagueprogrammes.com in the past, but can't seem to get any response from him these days. Do you know if he is still dealing?

Also, because my interest is so specific, I have tended to steer clear of programme fairs up to now, on the basis that, once I've paid the fare to get there and, in some cases, an admission charge too, there could well be nothing of interest for me. Perhaps that's a mistake, I don't know?