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Liverpool Football Club: Away jersey, signed by 30 members of the 2005 squad. Attractively framed and glazed together with a team photo. Accompanied by Certificate of Authenticity, dated 2005. Overall, 101 x 83 cm.

The 1992 FA Cup Final - Liverpool 2 - Sunderland 0 A souvenir Liverpool Football Club football signed by the team members, including Michael Thomas and Ian Rush, who kicked the two goals. Attractively presented in a perspex case with a fitted timber base.

1976 - 87 range of Finals and Grand Finals Football Records, together with a special edition for 7 May 1992 titled 'Game of The Century - Collingwood v Carlton' which celebrated the 100th year since those two teams first met, while both teams were part of

A small collection of Football Records, including Grand Final editions for 1976, 1990, 1993, & 2000. Plus other similar publications of the period, mostly with an Essendon focus. Together with a Weg poster commemorating the 2007 last game for Kevin Sheedy

1969 Australian Football Carnival, Adelaide: A guidebook published by Allied Publishing Company, full of history and advertisements; also, 'Championships 69', with match details and player profiles. (2 items).

100th Game Football: A red Sherrin football with yellow McDonald's logo that has been signed by umpires Bryan Sheehan (#9), Jamie Love (#28, '96-99) and Keith Callaghan #33 who were in charge for Buckley's 100th career game, Collingwood v Fremantle in 1997

100th Game Football: A red Sherrin football with yellow McDonald's logo, signed by Nathan Buckley and other players including Josh Mahoney, Brad Cassidy, Andrew Schauble, Jason Wild, Scott Russell, Simon Prestigiacomo, Paul Williams and others. Note: the s

Framed group of six Nathan Buckley footy cards c1994-97 presented on a black-and-white striped background. With engraved plaque reading # 'Nathan Buckley, Collingwood Football Club.' Origin unknown; gifted to Buckley.

Brisbane Bears team poster 1993 plus poster from Inside Football magazine of Buckley in Brisbane jumper. (2 items, both laminated).

Display titled 'Alberton to the AFL' celebrating all the Port Adelaide players who went on to play in the VFL/AFL, between 1870 and 2000. Comprising head shots and small profiles of each player. Produced by the Port Adelaide Football Club. Framed & glazed.

Framed bar mirror produced commercially to commemorate Nathan Buckley's 1992 Magarey Medal win. Featuring artist's image of Buckley with medal, with # 'Nathan Buckley, 1992 Magarey Medallist' above and # 'Port Adelaide Football Club' below.

1992 Football Times SANFL Player of the Year award, won by Nathan Buckley. Wooden plaque with metal plate.

Nathan Buckley's Port Adelaide team sweater. Different version from above. This one has the magpie sitting on fence, with the words Port Adelaide Football Club above the magpie.

Northern Territory Football Development Foundation polo. Green/grey.

Northern Territory Sports Awards, 1992. Wooden plaque with metal plate, awarded to Nathan Buckley as # 'Senior Sportsman of the Year'. Together with a similar framed plaque with engraved 'Certificate for Outstanding Achievements Awarded to Nathan Buckley A

Southern Districts Football Club white T-shirt with caricatured crocodile kicking a footy. 

Southern Districts Football Club guernsey worn by Nathan Buckley while playing for Southern Districts in the Northern Territory Football League, 1990-91. Framed & glazed.

A Wilson NFL football signed by champion running back Marcus Allen. Allen spent 16 years in the NFL, mostly with the La Raiders, winning a Super Bowl in 1984 and being named Mvp in that game.

Australian Football International Cup series, 2008 official polo shirt. This was an international Australian football competition played between 16 nations in 2008, as part of the 150th year celebrations of Australian Rules football. Also, an Australian fo

Victorian Football team polo shirt, from the Nab AFL U16 Championships 2009. Nathan Buckley coached 'Vic Country' to the title in these championships.

International Rules series v Ireland 1999. Gaelic football from the series against Ireland in 1999. Signed by the Australian team members. Plus an invitation to Nathan Buckley to attend Government House for a reception with the Governor on 6.10.99 for the

International Rules series v Ireland 1998. Gaelic football used on the tour of Ireland in 1998. Signed by team members.

Group of newspaper/magazine pages with images and/or stories about Nathan Buckley. All have been pre-framed: positioned behind glass and mounted to foam board, but not yet framed. Plus Collingwood 2016 team poster, and photo page from Football Record shoot

AFL Coaches Association 2013 commemorative souvenir football; white with printed signatures of all captains and coaches.

250th game football: A yellow/tan Sherrin with Hard Yakka branding, used in Nathan Buckley's 250th Collingwood game v Hawthorn at the MCG in 2006. Signed by the three officiating umpires (Stephen McBurney, Stefan Grun and Scott Jeffrey).

An accumulation of 1950s-90s football publications, with a strong Footscray Bulldogs leaning; includes early magazines and annual reviews, Ted Whitten items, etc. (qty).

1968 Preliminary Final Essendon Football Club banner which includes the names of the 20 team members selected for the match.  In front of a crowd in numbers of 103,549 Essendon defeated Geelong in the Preliminary Final 11.25 to 9.13 before losing the Grand

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, '...

Geelong: 'Geelong Football Club, Players Album 1963. Prepared and published by Coca-Cola Bottlers (Geelong) Pty Ltd'.

Carlton Football Club 1957 member's ticket

Geelong Football Club: Autograph book containing pen signatures of players, circa 1955 - 1980. (50+).

St. Kilda Football Club 1954 silver plated trophy engraved 'St Kilda Football Club Best and Fairest, Season 1954, Caulfield South School, Presented To John Evans', together with a silver plated trophy goblet engraved 'R.G. Johnson 100 Yards Maiden Plate, M

Richmond Football Club: A collection of official membership cards for 1946, 1948, 1950, 1952, 1953 and 1954, (6).

Victorian Football League Patriotic Match (1942) stick pin made by K. G. Luke; together with other Football Club badges and fobs of the 1930s-40s. (7 items).

1936 League Football Fixtures folding card for Gumrice Cigarette Papers. Rare.

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).

Fitzroy Football Club: 1929 Member's Season Ticket, with fixture list & hole punched for each game attended; together with later membership tickets for 1959, 1963 and 1965. (4 items).

Carlton Football Club: 1928 Second Eighteen (Reserves) Premiership 9ct gold & enamel fob, together with the 1928 Second Eighteen Best First Year Player award 9ct gold fob, both engraved to J. Goater. Accompanied by three 9ct gold fobs awarded to Goater bet

Carlton Football Club: 1909 real photo postcard by J.E. Barnes; also, a defective Collingwood 1909 real photo postcard by the same photographer. (2 items). Both produced as advertising give-aways for Lincoln, Stuart & Co., General Outfitters. (2).

V.F.L. Premiers 1909 South Melbourne Football Club. 15ct gold medallion fob, 7.3 grams; engraved verso  'Presentd by A. McCRACKEN Esq., Presd't - to C.E. Wade.'

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 t

Essendon 1889 Member's Season Ticket, No.205 (dark brown/black leather cover with red football & gilt 'E.F.C. 1889' on front and back, with details of the committee and the club's fixtures for the year. Extremely rare and the earliest example we have offer

Royal Park Football Club: 1883 Member's Ticket in blue leather with 'R.P.F.C./1883' and borders in gilt on front and reverse. The interior page lists fixtures for 'First Twenty' & 'Second Twenty',  the inside back cover a full printed page with details of

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 wou

1963 Grand Final 'Football Record'; Geelong defeats Hawthorn by 49 points in front of more than 101,000 fans.Geelong's 6th Premiership. Accompanied by a rare 45rpm recording of the final stages of the Final Quarter (Side 1) and Interviews with Leading Play

A range of VFL, AFL, Vfa and other match programmes including June 1963 Victoria v South Australia, 1963, 1964 and 1965 Semi-Final 'Records' featuring Geelong; June 1964 Victoria v Western Australia;  April 1970 Fitzroy v Richmond 'Royal Visit' game; April

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).

Geelong in The 1962 VFL Final Series: The 'Football Records' for 8th September, 2nd Semi-Final: Essendon defeats Geelong by 46 points, 15th September, Preliminary Final: Geelong plays a draw with Carlton, 22nd September: Preliminary Final Replay, Carlton d

The Football Record: 1962 Home-and-Away editions No.2, 4, 8, 10, 13, 16, 19, 20 and 22 (all of which feature St. Kilda) and the special editions for the 2nd Semi-Final (Essendon v Geelong), the Final (Carlton v Geelong) and the Grand Final (in which Essend

Victorian Football Association 'Football Recorder'  Second Division 1961 Special Editions for the the Final (Camberwell v Dandenong) and the Grand Final (Dandenong v Northcote) and the 1962 2nd Semi-Final (Preston v Dandenong). (Total: 3).

St. Kilda Football Club: 26th March and 1st April 1961 Practice Match programmes for the two matches held at the St. Kilda Ground; each of 4 pages and providing a list of the players making up the 'Red' and 'Blue' teams. Noted Ian Synman, Ross Smith, Paul

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 Foo

Tasmania: 'Northern Football Records' 1958 Vol.2 No.1 - 9, 13 - 14, 17, 18, 20, 22 (1st Semi) and 23 (2nd Semi), plus a range of 1959 'Records'. Mixed condition, but extremely scarce. (Total: 27).

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 Melbo

Interstate Match Programmes: 'Australian Football Championship' Subiaco Oval June 1956; Victoria v Western Australia, MCG June 1964; Victoria v South Australia MCG June 1965; Victoria v Western Australia June 1967. (4 items).

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 S

1953 'The Football Record, Coronation Day Souvenir, MCG, Tuesday, June 2, 1953', Lightning Premiership featuring all 12 teams, with attractive colour cover. Richmond played St.Kilda in the final.

The 1952 VFL Finals: Geelong's 5th Premiership: A complete set of the Finals Series 'Football Records' comprising of: 6th September, 1st Semi-Final: Fitzroy defeats Carlton by 1 point, 13th September, 2nd Semi-Final: Geelong defeats Collingwood by 54 point

1951 Grand Final Football Record; Geelong defeats Essendon by 11 points, having also finished on top of the ladder at the conclusion of the home-and-away rounds.

The 1951 Finals Series 'Football Records' - Geelong's 4th Premiership: 1st Semi-Final, 8th September: Essendon defeats Footscray, 2nd Semi-Final, 15th September: Geelong defeats Collingwood, Preliminary Final, 22nd September: Essendon defeats Collingwood,

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 (F

'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 1

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 (Footscray

1938 Grand Final 'Football Record', complete. Rarely seen.

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 an

Mobil Football Photos 1965: Complete set of 40 loosely inserted into the original Mobil album.

Mobil Football Photos 1964: Complete set of 40 loosely inserted into the original Mobil album.

1954 Argus 'Football Swap Card' large part set [130/144] stuck down in an original 'The Argus' swap card album.

1930 Standard Cigarettes 'Stick to a Standard' badge for 'Brunswick' Football Club; together with an Ormond Football Club badge and a 'Sandhurst Popular Girl' badge of the same vintage. (3 items).

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.

Fitzroy Football Club: Team of the Century commemorative jumper, signed by team great Kevin Murray, together with Certificate of Authenticity. Framed and glazed, overall 110 x 79 cm.

'Collingwood Football Club - A Century of Proud Tradition' limited edition display (#990/1000) signed by ten Collingwood greats, including Tony Shaw, Lou Richards, Bob Rose, Len Thompson, Peter Daicos and Des Tuddenham. Overall 70 x 100 cm.

Fitzroy Football Club Team of the Century 1897 - 1996 souvenir jersey signed by Kevin Murray (Captain) and Garry Wilson (Vice Captain). With CofA.

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.

South Melbourne/Sydney Swans Football Club Great Moments poster (1996) limited edition (#322/500) signed by 15 club legends, including Barry Round, Dennis Carroll, Peter Bedford, Bob Pratt, Gerard Healy, Bob Skilton and Tony Lockett. With CofA; overall 66

Collingwood Football Club Hall of Fame: Nathan Buckley's Hall of Fame guernsey presented to him by the Collingwood Football Club at the inaugural Hall of Fame induction dinner in 2004. The display features a special Hall of Fame guernsey, together with pho

Anzac Day Football Match Memorabilia: A display with number '5' jumper, half Collingwood & half Essendon, signed on the number by Nathan Buckley and James Hird. With results of the Anzac Day clashes between1998-2003. Window mounted, framed & glazed, overal

Small framed group of photos presented to Nathan Buckley by Collingwood Football Club in 2003 on the occasion of him having captained the club for the 100th time, against Richmond in July. Four photos with engraved plaque.

Buckley's 200th Game: The football, a yellow/tan Sherrin with Vw branding, signed by the three umpires #29 (Scott Jeffrey), 23 (Martin Ellis) and #5 (Matt James) who officiated during Buckley's 200th career game v Carlton in 2002.

Nathan Buckley's 200th Game: A framed & glazed display presented to Nathan Buckley by # 'the President, Players, Staff and Members of the Collingwood Football Club' to commemorate his 200th game in 2002. Display comprises nine individual photos, plus an en

Federation Football Cup May 6th 2001. Collingwood v Carlton. A specially branded white football bearing logos of both clubs, signed by the captains, Mick Malthouse and Nathan Buckley, together with a photo of the two with the Cup after the game had been pl

'Federation Football'. Unusual display item produced to commemorate Collingwood's defeat of Carlton in the game played to celebrate the Centenary of Federation, played on May 6th, 2001. Featuring a montage of Collingwood images signed by Buckley, and a len

Nathan Buckley's Collingwood guernsey circa 2000. With plaque attached reading: # 'Collingwood Football Club Played since 1994. Captain since 1999. Copeland Trophy Winner 1994, 1996, 1998, 1999, 2000.' A framed presentation created at the conclusion of the

Last game at Victoria Park, v Brisbane, 28 August 1999. Retail version of the souvenir football with black writing, unnumbered. Plus a mini souvenir black and white football from President's Lunch that day. (2 items).

Last game at Victoria Park, v Brisbane, 28 August 1999:  souvenir football with gold writing, signed by Nathan Buckley (captain) and Tony Shaw (coach). Only 108 of these were produced, and each one is numbered with one of the 108 years in which Victoria Pa

Two framed Nathan Buckley covers from 'Inside Football' magazine. One from 15 March 1995 featuring Buckley in tuxedo with headline # 'Class Act', the other from July 1998 with the headline # 'Nathan Buckley. The Force'. Also, a framed portrait photo of Buc

Giorgetti. 90° Minuto Football Table, designed 2016, crystal glass, wooden frame and legs, covered in dark brown saddle leather, with honeycomb formed knobs and players in pau ferro and ash wood, including accessories box, height 89 cm width 124 cm depth a

Antique silver fob chain & British naval fob medal approx double graduated chain 5.5-9.2 mm, 32 cm L, marked William Thorneywork, touch marks Birmingham circa 1900s. HMS Enterprise football medal marked Birmingham 1922 Page Keen & Page engraved interpart f

EIIR 9ct rose gold football pendant marked Birmingham 375 1967. Approx diameter 11 mm, weight 0.8 grams

An Essendon Football Club black wool blazer (ladies size 36), circa early 1970's, with red trim and attractive E.F.C. pocket

Carlton: Marc Murphy signed Nike football boot; with Asm Certificate of Authenticity.

Port Adelaide Football Club: An official club jumper (short sleeves) signed by numerous players on the 2000 Port Adelaide List. Accompanied by a letter from Port Adelaide signed by Chris Pelchen. The signed jumper was donated to the Port Melbourne Football

Collingwood Football Club: An official club jumper (short sleeves) signed by numerous players on the 2000Collingwood List. Accompanied by a letter fromCollingwood signed by David King. The signed jumper was donated to the Port Melbourne Football Team for a

Richmond Football Club: An official club jumper (short sleeves) signed by numerous players on the 2000 Richmond List. Accompanied by a letter from Richmond signed by Dale Weightman. The signed jumper was donated to the Port Melbourne Football Team for assi

'Collingwood Football Club - A Century of Proud Tradition' limited edition display (#26/1000) signed by ten Collingwood greats, including Tony Shaw, Lou Richards, Bob Rose, Len Thompson, Peter Daicos and Des Tuddenham. Overall 70 x 100 cm.

Melbourne Demons autographed football cards with caricatures by John Rogers of the 1959 Premiership team. Original autographs except for Don Williams, Ian McLean, Peter Brenchley, and the coach Norm Smith who were all deceased prior to 1999 when this 40th