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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manchester_United_F.C._season_1956%E2%80%9357
Game was postponed and played at end of season |
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interesting, cheers SY
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Would assume not many were sold so pretty rare
Dont know reasoning behind game not being played on that date. Would guess the weather |
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The fact its reached £100 might not mean its worth any more, may just be a couple of collectors willing to pay over the odds, if you took it to someone that buys programmes you may not get near £100
But I am just as likely to be way off the mark. |
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On the other hand, could be worth a lot more.
A very quiet time on eBay at the moment. Everyone's done for Christmas apart from BIN Busby Babe progs are very collectable, especially rare ones like postponements |
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hmm what to do eh, cheers for the input
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Worth about the same as a 35mm camera, zilch.
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Selll it for the £100 - any xtra u may make from auction would be wiped out by commission and it's not that valuable.
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29 April 1957 West Bromwich Albion H 1 1 Dawson 20,357
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ttt
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not a collector but got loads of arsenal programmes from 1980 onwards, did find a football league programme annual review from 1967 buried with them too..
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PJ, what condition is it in? Might know someone interested.
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ive got a west ham v farnborough town fa cup 1988 program, anyone interested
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loads of collecters on ebay, will find its level there
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http://www.footballprogrammes.com/newsite/fifties.htm
Theres one on there for sale at £35. |
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Ignore that! Probably the one from the re-arranged game!
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its in decent condition, no writing, good staples, has a horizontal fold
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is this worth any thing?
UNITED REVIEW UEFA Cup 1st round 1st LEG United v Valencia CF Wednesday 15th September 1982 |
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bump
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spot the dog. not really no. mass produced in the 80s.
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I've got an Isthmian Football League handbook from 1908/09. Lists Shepherd's Bush FC playing at Loftus Road."The Referee's reasonable and actual out-of-pocket expenses, not exceeding seven shillings and sixpence, shall be defrayed by the home Club."
Those were the days. |