1934 'Centenary Souvenir of Carlton Football Club - 70 Years of Progress and Still Going Strong' by Martin and Wilmot; 48pp + covers. Extremely rare; the only example we have offered. Produced for the club on the occasion of the Centenary of Melbourne and…
1936 Carlton V.F.L. Premier-Ship pennant listing the whole team; approx. 65 cm long. Produced on the assumption that Carlton, who finished 3rd on the ladder, would go on to win the Grand Final. They lost to Melbourne in the first semi-final. The Grand…
Carlton The Blues of 1941 pennant, listing the full team; minor faults, but extremely rare. Approx. 39 cm long. Carlton finished the year on top of the ladder, but lost the Preliminary Final to Essendon, who lost the Grand Final to Melbourne.
The 'Football Record' for the 22 September 1962 Preliminary Final Replay between Carlton and Geelong. Rarely seen. Having won the First Semi-Final against Melbourne by 2 points, and achieving a drawn game with Geelong in the Preliminary Final (85 points…
'Wells Football Cartoons' by Samuel Wells (Melbourne, 1923). Covers loose and a little defective, but internally sound. This is only the 3rd example known to us and is in better condition than the other 2.
'The Weekly Times' 1929 series of team photos, (8 of 12 VFL Teams ; lacking Collingwood, Hawthorn, Carlton & North Melbourne); also 6 Vfa Teams (ie. Northcote, Port Melbourne, Preston, Coburg, Oakleigh and Brunswick); mainly in very good condition, each…
World War II: scarce charity match programmes - 1944 RAAF v Combined League played at Collingwood, 1944 South Melbourne v Combined Army played at St Kilda, 1945 A North Team v A South Team, played at Richmond. Great array of League players included in…
South Melbourne Football Ground and Carlton Football Ground double sided vintage metal tram destination sign, 28 cm x 58 cm
North Melbourne Football Ground vintage metal tram destination sign, 28 cm x 58 cm
Melbourne Football Ground and Market Street double sided vintage metal tram destination sign, 28 cm x 58 cm
South Melbourne Football Ground vintage metal tram destination sign, 28 cm x 58 cm
Melbourne Football Ground vintage metal tram destination sign, 28 cm x 58 cm
Melbourne Football Ground vintage metal tram destination sign, 28 cm x 58 cm
1887-89 Goodwin & Co. (Old Judge Cigarettes - Celebrities Series) 'Sonny' Elms, Captain South Melbourne Football Club card; 67 x 38 mm. Note: In September 2013 we sold an 1887-89 Old Judge Cigarettes 'Celebrities - Tommy Leyden, Captain Carlton Football…
Unknown Manufacturer South Melbourne trade card with text and stripes to front; blank back, fine condition and very rare, circa 1920
1921-25 Victorian Suburban Premium - St. Kilda: Rex De Garis, Card No.16, action image, on white stock, inscribed 'Past and Present Champs' on reverse, for R.Hooper (Confectioners & Tobacconists, Port Melbourne); 1921-25 Carlton: Charlie Canet, Card No.12…
The Football Record: Special editions for the 1955 Final (Collingwood v Geelong) and the incorrectly dated edition for the Grand Final (Collingwood v Melbourne) plus several Home-and-Away editions. Mixed condition. (6).
The Football Record: Special editions for the 1955 Final (Geelong v Collingwood), the 1956 2nd Semi-Final (Melbourne v Collingwood), the 1956 Final (Footscray v Collingwood) (4 examples), and the 1956 Grand Final (Collingwood v Melbourne) (2 examples).…
The Football Record: Special editions for the 1963 Finals Series, comprising of 1st Semi-Final (Melbourne v St. Kilda), 2nd Semi-Final (Hawthorn v Geelong), Prelim. Final (Melbourne v Hawthorn) and the Grand Final (Geelong v Hawthorn). Geelong 15.19 (109)…
The Football Record: 1964 Special editions for the 2nd Semi-Final (Collingwood v Melbourne); and the Prelim. Final (Collingwood v Geelong), (2).
The Football Record: 1982 Special Editions for the Qualifying Final (Hawthorn v Carlton), the Second Semi Final (Richmond v Carlton), and the Grand Final (Richmond v Carlton). 1983 Special Editions for the Elimination Final (Essendon v Carlton), the…
The Argus Weekend Magazine: A collection of the team photos published each week during the season and cut from the pages of the magazine; VFL teams complete (except Collingwood) but additionally with Vfa teams Oakleigh, Brighton, Coburg and Port Melbourne…
The Argus Magazine Supplements: collection of 1952 full-page team photos (5 teams - Fitzroy, Hawthorn, St. Kilda, Melbourne & North Melbourne) plus full-page team head-and-shoulders portraits (7 teams - Richmond, South Melbourne, Footscray, Carlton,…
North Melbourne Football Club: 1953 End of Season Trip pin
Fitzroy Football Ground and South Melbourne Football Ground double sided vintage metal tram destination sign, 28 cm x 58 cm
1974 Grand Final Eve Poster: Undated 'Alf's Tip' original Weg prediction poster (published 27 September 1974) depicting a rampant Richmond Tiger sitting on top of a bruised and battered North Melbourne Kangaroo. (Alf Brown was correct in his prediction,…
North Melbourne: 1978 original Weg 1978 losing poster, in very good condition. (Very scarce, as Hawthorn won the Grand Final.)
Melbourne Football Club Great Moments poster (1996) limited edition (#365/501) signed by 15 club legends, including Jim Stynes, Ron Barassi, Hassa Mann, Jim Cardwell, Garry Lyon, Robert Flower and Brian Dixon. With certificate of authenticity. Overall 91…
Weg Melbourne Demons poster signed by six of the players from the 1948 Premiership team including Don Cordner, Billy Deans and George Bickford, 64 x 45.5 cm.
South Melbourne - Bob Skilton signed limited edition Weg Art poster (artist ' Rogers) limited edition #167/250. Official WegArt Coa included. Framed: 84 x 65 cm.
150th Collingwood Game: The guernsey worn by Nathan Buckley in his 150th game for Collingwood, v North Melbourne at Docklands Stadium in May 2001; framed and glazed. Signed on the mount by 2001 Collingwood players. Plaque at bottom that reads: # 'The…
Melbourne Football Club Great Moments poster (1996) limited edition (#439/501) signed by 15 club legends, including Jim Stynes, Ron Barassi, Hassa Mann, Jim Cardwell, Garry Lyon, Robert Flower and Brian Dixon. With CofA.Overall 91 x 67 cm.
Geelong Football Club Heritage Round Guernsey (No.9) worn by James Kelly in Round 20, Geelong v Melbourne, 13th August 2005. Signed by Kelly and with an accompanying CofA signed by Brian Cook, Geelong Chief Executive.
1968 Ampol 'VFL' Champions: complete set of twelve, each with a player illustrated folder (24 x 20 cm) & a 45pm record; comprising of Ron Barassi (Carlton), Alex Ruscuklic (Fitzroy), Ted Whitten (Footscray), Doug Wade (Geelong), Hassa Mann (Melbourne),…
1925 Finals Series Football Records: A complete set comprising of September 19th, the Semi-Final between Essendon and Collingwood; September 26th, the Second Semi-Final between Geelong and Melbourne; October 3rd, the Preliminary Final between Melbourne…
1948 - 1955 Football Records, comprising of 1948 1st Semi-Final (Collingwood v Footscray); 1951 1st Semi-Final (Essendon v Footscray); 1953 1st Semi-Final (Footscray v Essendon); 1953 Preliminary Final (Geelong v Footscray); the 1954 Grand Final…
'The Football Record': 1949 2nd Semi-Final, North Melbourne v Carlton; Final, North Melbourne v Essendon; Grand Final, Carlton v Essendon; together with the scarce June 25 Interstate Football Record (Victoria v W.A.) (Total: 4). Essendon defeated Carlton…
Geelong in The Finals: 1950 - 1956: A collection of 'Football Records' comprising of 1950 1st Semi-Final (Geelong defeats Melbourne); 1953 Preliminary Final (Geelong defeats Footscray); 1954 1st Semi-Final (Melbourne defeats North Melb.); 2nd Semi-Final…
The 1954 Grand Final 'Football Record'; Footscray defeated Melbourne by 51 points, to win its first VFL Grand Final in front of 80,897 fans at the MCG. Grand Final Records are surprisingly scarce. Jack Collins kicked 7 of Footscray's 15 goals and Charlie…
1956 - 58 Football Records, comprising of the 1956 1st Semi-Final (Geelong v Footscray); the 1956 Grand Final (Melbourne defeats Collingwood by 73 points); May 11, 1957 (Essendon v Footscray); and the 1958 Grand Final (incomplete; Collingwood defeats…
1960 VFL Finals Series: 1st Semi-Final (Collingwood defeats Essendon), 2nd Semi-Final (Melbourne defeats Fitzroy), Preliminary Final (Collingwood defeats Fitzroy by 5 points) and the Grand Final (Melbourne defeats Collingwood by 48 points); plus 4 other…
The Football Record: 1961 Home-and-Away editions No.1 - 2, 4 - 6, 8 - 10, 12 - 15, 17, 19 - 22 and the special editions for the 1st Semi-Final (Footscray v St.Kilda), 2nd Semi-Final (Hawthorn v Melbourne) and the Grand Final (in which Hawthorn defeated…
The 1961 VFL Final Series, comprising of the 1st Semi-Final (Footscray defeats St. Kilda), Preliminary Final (Footscray defeats Melbourne) and the Grand Final (Hawthorn defeats Footscray by 43 points). (Total: 3 items). This was Hawthorn's first…
The Football Record: 1963 Home-and-Away editions No.1, 3, 4, 5, 8, 9, 16 and 20 (all of which feature St. Kilda). St. Kilda finished the season in 4th place, losing the 1st Semi-Final to Melbourne by 7 points. (Total: 8).
1963 VFL Finals series: First Semi-Final (Melbourne defeats St.Kilda), Second Semi-Final (Geelong defeats Hawthorn), and the Preliminary Final (Hawthorn defeats Melbourne). Geelong went on the defeat Hawthorn by 49 points in the Grand Final.
The 1964 Finals Series: First Semi-Final (Geelong defeats Essendon); Second Semi-Final (Melbourne defeats Collingwood), and the Preliminary Final (Collingwood defeats Geelong). (3 items). In the Grand Final, Melbourne defeats Geelong by 4 points.
1964 Grand Final 'Football Record'. Melbourne defeated Collingwood by 4 points in front of more than 102,000 fans. Melbourne were competing in the finals for the 11th consecutive season. They were also playing in their 8th Grand Final in 11 seasons. It…
1890 'Football Programme', Vol.2 No.10, for Saturday July 5, 1890 with details of matches between Victoria v South Australia, Carlton v Footscray, North Melbourne v Fitzroy and Port Melbourne v Williamstown; a Premiership ladder with 12 teams, and a note…
Rare Essendon Footballer caricature postcard by Vasco Loureiro: 1905-06 'Our Footballers - Series No.1' picture postcard depicting Dookie McKenzie of Essendon in caricature: postally used (20th June 1905) from Melbourne to Sydney
Australian Broadcasting Commission 80-page booklet titled 'Football Australian Rules' issued in 1933 for listeners to '3LO 3AR Melbourne and 2CO'; also, 'Follow the Game' by Bernie Hogan (1969 edition). (2 items).
An Original and Important letter from Ron Barassi. On letterhead dated 28th April, 1965, Carlton F.C. Princes Park, Parkville. Barassi responds to letter from a football fan who has clearly questioned his integrity in moving from Melbourne to Carlton, '..…
'VFL Grand Final '77 Colour Sound Souvenir Kit: A VFL approved product containing a numbered series of 24 colour slides depicting scenes during and after the 1977 Grand Final which North Melbourne won over Collingwood. Not previously seen by us.
Nathan Buckley's Brisbane Bears team sweater. Navy-blue woollen sweater made by Fashion Clubwear in Melbourne. Bears logo on left breast, Cub logo on right. Worn by Buckley during the 1993 season.
The 1970 Finals Series: First Semi-Final (St. Kilda defeats South Melbourne by 53 points); Second Semi-Final (Collingwood defeats Carlton by 10 points); the Preliminary Final (Carlton defeats St. Kilda by 62 points) and the Grand Final (Carlton defeats…
The Expanded 1974 Finals Series: Elimination Final (Collingwood defeats Footscray), Qualifying Final (North Melbourne defeats Hawthorn), Semi-Final (Hawthorn defeats Collingwood), Second Semi-Final (Richmond defeats North Melbourne), the Preliminary Final…
The Expanded 1975 Finals Series: Elimination Final (Richmond defeats Collingwood), Qualifying Final (North Melbourne defeats Carlton), First Semi-Final (Richmond defeats Carlton), Second Semi-Final (Hawthorn defeats North Melbourne), the Preliminary Final…
The Expanded 1977 Finals Series: Elimination Final (Richmond defeats South Melbourne), Qualifying Final (Hawthorn defeats North Melbourne), First Semi-Final (North Melbourne defeats Richmond), Second Semi-Final (Collingwood defeats Hawthorn by 2 points),…
The Expanded 1980 Finals Series: Elimination Final (Collingwood defeats North Melbourne), Qualifying Final (Richmond defeats Carlton), First Semi-Final (Collingwood defeats Carlton), Second Semi-Final (Richmond defeats Geelong), the Preliminary Final…
The Expanded 1981 Finals Series: Elimination Final (Fitzroy defeats Essendon), Qualifying Final (Geelong defeats Collingwood), First Semi-Final (Collingwood defeats Fitzroy by 1 point), Second Semi-Final (Carlton defeats Geelong), the Preliminary Final…
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