(107 Items) G/VG condition. Of these clubs, only Victorians - direct antecedent of West Perth - still exists. PREMIERSHIPS Member of premiership team for West Perth 1969 Member of premiership team for Norwood 1975, 1978 Member of pre-season premiership team for Norwood 1977 (Ardath Cup NFL) MATCHES FOR SOUTH AUSTRALIA 8 matches for South Australia MATCHES FOR WESTERN AUSTRALIA 4 matches for Western Australia INTERNATIONAL MATCHES FOR AUSTRALIA West Perths unexpected physical strength jolts and undisciplined East Perth team, who made the error of kicking into the wind after winning the toss. G/VG. A. Tsalikis - 336 Goals, 4 - Mel Whinnen (1960, 1969, 1971, 1975) No WANFL/WAFL/Westar Rules club since 1970 has achieved four consecutive premierships. (12 items), Club Ephemera: Folder with menus, almanacs & annual reports, c1958-2005, noted Adelaide (9); Brisbane (8); Fremantle (1); North Melb. Mixed condition. For a complete history on West Perth Football Club visit www.waflonline.com.au. I didnt like the idea of them pulling down the scoreboard because I thought that should have been heritage listed. Bob Hill, Collingwood scoreboard attendant at Victoria Park from the late 1960s to 1999. East Fremantle gain revenge for the 1967 Lathlain Park debacle and record their first win over Perth since 1966, breaking a record sequence of eight losses. Carter's Price Guide to Antiques in Australasia is Registered Trademark of John Furphy Pty. (Qty, Collection of photographs from Polly's time at West Perth, including six action photographs; 1969 Premiership trophy & flag; Polly Farmer being chaired from the field; Polly's 339th game; and ten reprinted team photographs, various sizes, condition, 'Football Record' & 'Football Budget' including 1963 1st Semi Final - Melbourne v St Kilda; 1963 Preliminary Final - Melbourne v Hawthorn; 1964 Victoria v WA; 1967 Preliminary Final - Geelong v Carlton; 1971 Grand Final East Perth v West Perth; 1971, 1961 Carnival: Certificate with Australian Coat-of-Arms & text 'Australian National Football Council. He finished 2nd in the Brownlow Medal in 1963 and was Geelong's best and fairest in 1963-64 and a member of Geelong's premiership team of 1963. (Qty, Collection of photographs from Polly's time at West Perth, including six action photographs; 1969 Premiership trophy & flag; Polly Farmer being chaired from the field; Polly's 339th game; and ten reprinted team photographs, various sizes, condition, Group including pewter medal, 67 mm diameter, 'Westside Football Salutes, Graham Farmer, 356 games, 1953-1971' in presentation case; 1971 menu/program 'A Tribute to Graham Farmer'; annual reports for 1968 1970 & 1971; two pewter mugs won by Polly in 1968;, 'Football Record' & 'Football Budget' including 1963 1st Semi Final - Melbourne v St Kilda; 1963 Preliminary Final - Melbourne v Hawthorn; 1964 Victoria v WA; 1967 Preliminary Final - Geelong v Carlton; 1971 Grand Final East Perth v West Perth; 1971 Winless Claremont captain-coach Dennis Marshall says he must start a rebuilding program after Swan Districts pass their 1968 win tally against a selfish Tiger team, where the youngsters teach lessons to Claremonts elders. I promised some years ago to get back to Wickepin to catch the scoreboard live. Collection of photographs from Polly's time at West Perth, including six action photographs; 1969 Premiership trophy & flag; Polly Farmer being chaired from the field; Polly's 339th game; and ten reprinted team photographs, various sizes, condition Sold by in for You can display prices in $Au, $US, $NZ or Stg. 4 - Max Tetley (1932, 1934, 1935, 1941) Footscray/Western Bulldogs: 'Warriors of the West' print by Jamie Cooper, signed by Chris Grant, Tony Liberatore, Scott Wynd & the artist, numbered 159/250, window mounted, framed & glazed, overall 111 x 95 cm. Excellent condition. In a match affected at a critical stage by a dog entering the playing field when Robertson was shooting for goal, Subiaco held off Old Easts to have the finalists virtually sealed with ten rounds remaining. Exceptional condition for these. Against the eventual premiers, Perth beat Claremonts 1940 record for the biggest win with fewer scoring shots. West Coast: 2005 original losing Weg poster, window mounted, framed & glazed, overall 63 x 82 cm. In 2022 the club became the seventh active club to participate in the WAFL Women's (WAFLW), the premier state-based competition for female footballers.[9]. West Perth players who have been inducted into the West Australian Football Hall of Fame: This is a list of West Perth players who have played at AFL/VFL level: Language links are at the top of the page across from the title. Subiaco fail to take the game from the unbeaten Royals in the final minutes after scoring the only four goals of the last quarter. (9) Ltd. AFL Memorabilia Bundle with RAV4 Cars & Kitchen Boards, Signed AFL Player Photos - Eagles, Swans, Port Adelaide, Laminated and duplicated AFL team posters (1992-1999), Aussie Football Memorabilia Set with Cars, Trucks, and Figures, English Football Programmes Collection (1960s), Amateur Footballer: Teams Covered 1933-1935, 1924 Grand Final Souvenir: Sturt vs West Torrens, Gold Fob for Lascelles Football Club, 1920 Season, 1933 Sydney Football Carnival Team Photos, Scarce West Melbourne VFA Postcard (1906), Fitzroy Club Publications and Ephemera (1973-80), WAFL Football Budgets and Special Editions (1968-1996), Signed Polly Farmer Nabisco Poster with Photo and Frame, 300th Game Commemorative Jug for Graham Farmer, 1961 Australian Football Championship Certificate & Award, 1956 Australian Football Carnival Player's Certificate, Polly Farmer's Football Legacy through Photographs, Ben Cousins' Signed Commemorative West Coast Eagles Guernsey, Special Editions of Football Record for 1959 Season, WA Football League Umpire Appointment Postal Card, Footscray Football Club 75th Anniversary Print by Jamie Cooper, Collingwood Football Club Memorabilia Collection, West Coast Eagles Signed Guernsey & Posters, Football Programs and Grand Finals Collection, West Coast Eagles Signed Guernseys (2005 & 2008), Assorted Football Club Badges/Pins from Various Regions, Iconic John Gerovich Photographic Print with Signature, Signed John Worsfold Eagles Print with Inscription and Frame, West Coast Eagles 2000 Team Signed Guernsey Presentation, "Warriors of the West" Signed Print by Jamie Cooper, Carlton Autograph Book with Notable Signatures, Pre-Season & Practice Match Programs 1998-2008 (58 Clubs), Club Ephemera: Menus, Almanacs, Reports (1958-2005), 1965 Golden Fleece & c1970 Mobil Transfers/Decals, Vintage Sports Posters & Prints Collection, SANFL Club Reports and Magazines Collection, Complete WAFL Register & Club Annual Reports (48 items), Rare West Torrens footballer cards from 1909, Rare West Adelaide Footballer Cards - Complete Set, WAFL Football Budgets 1955-80 (107 items), SANFL Club Annual Reports (1973-2001) Lot of 28, WAFL & Other WA Football Programmes: 1949-1976, West Coast Eagles and Fremantle Memorabilia Collection, WAFL Football Register 1962-1972 (11 editions), Collection of AFL team and player calendars 1989-2009, Australian Football Club Ephemera Collection, SANFL Club Songs/History Records & Sturt Football Club Magazines, 1937 Football Budget Carnival Souvenir Victoria vs West Australia, South Australian Ephemera Collection (1911-2002), 1925 Premiership Souvenir: Norwood vs West Torrens Grand Final, 1924 SA Football Premiership Souvenir with Grand Final Cover, 1922 Premiership Souvenir with Norwood v West Adelaide Grand Final, Limited Edition AFL Monopoly Sets - 7 Unopened Items, Westside Football Newspaper and Register Collection, Collection of Vintage Football Badges and Medals (46 pieces), Darbyshire West Perth Football Club Pottery Figure, Weg Posters Collection: AFL, Cricket, and Rugby Memorabilia, AFL Team Press Kits Collection (1986-1996), West Adelaide Bobbing Head Footballer Figurine, Football Budget Grand Final & Football '72, Interstate Football Budget 1936: WA vs SA, American Schoolboys' 9-Month Visit to Australia & New Zealand, Rare 1929 Football Team Photos (21/35 known), Geelong Football Club 1963 Premiership Dinner Menu with Signatures. 193 games and 110 goals for Norwood 1970 1980, 1982, 85 games and 79 goals for West Perth 1966 1969, Member of premiership team for West Perth 1969, Member of premiership team for Norwood 1975, 1978, Member of pre-season premiership team for Norwood 1977 (Ardath Cup NFL), Inducted into the Norwood Football Hall of Fame 2006, Inducted into the Western Australian Football Hall of Fame 2015. Fair condition (tape on spine). Casellas, Ken; Marshall Aims to Rebuild; See Farmer, Barry; Scalping Not Considered by the League; Christian, Geoff; Souths Loss Poses Selection Problems; Christian, Geoff; 74 pt. The dog followed play for two minutes in the last quarter, in the process spreadeagling Bunton of Subiaco and Allen Prosser of East Fremantle. East Perth are again poor against a weak team, as their half-forward line consistently breaks down to create doubts about their ability to erase three grand final losses. Original design in black & white, size 26 x 39 cm; plus a colour guide (30 x 42 cm). Fair/G condition v Victoria 1977, 1994 Grand Final (Claremont v East Fremantle), 1995 Grand Final (Subiaco v West Perth) and 1996 Grand Final. (2 Framed 2004 signed team club guernsey, with players signature list verso frame size: 97 x 76 cm ii. Astbury was key defender in West Perth's premiership teams in 1969 and 1971. Unique. West Perth: Fremantle: Subiaco: 1976-77: Scarborough: Floreat Park No. Fair/G condition. Framed 1995 Sunday Times, first. West Torrens first Premiership winning 9.12 (66) to 8.10 (58) in front of a crowd of 44,300, Attractive 9ct gold presentation fob (5.1gms) engraved verso 'N.W.F.A. Year 14th - 23rd, Photographs: Framed or mounted photographs, including two showing Polly's spectacular mark in 1958 Grand Final; another showing Polly Farmer celebrating 1969 West Perth premiership, various sizes. The Victorian Football Club was established at a meeting on 2 May 1885. Cat.Numbers 49-56. Ltd. trading as CARTER'S Publications. Show 2 more like this, Football Collectables: box including fixtures, ephemera, programmes, badges, rosettes; West Adelaide annual reports (5); 2005 West Adelaide hall of Fame cards [26]; AFL Team 2001 Starter Deck; West Coast 2006 Premiers souvenir. Height 11 cm, 1933 'The News' full page supplements 'South Australian football Captains', each 28 x 45 cm, noted Vic Bateman (Sturt), P.Furler (north Adelaide), S.Ween (Port Adelaide), W.Williamson (West Torrens) and Stan Jaffer (South Adelaide). Early West Australian football medallion a Subiaco football club Membership medallion. [3] Two weeks after the establishment of the new club it formed the WAFA together with Rovers and Fremantle. Good condition, Ross Edwards' autograph book, with c584 signatures, noted 1951 West Indies, WA & Queensland; 1952 NSW, South Africa, WA, NSW & Queensland; 1953 South Aust, Victoria, Australian XI, South Aust & WA; 1956 WA Schoolboys; 1967 WA, Victoria, NSW, India; 1967, 1909 American Schoolboys Visit to Australia: a remarkable group of real-photo postcards recording a 9 month visit to Australia, New Zealand and Hawaii by the Columbia Park Boys' club of San Francisco. Cowan, Sean (18 April 2015). Stats are always playing catch up. Farmer returned to Western Australia at the start of the 1968 season and was cleared to West Perth as a playing coach 1968-1971. Fair/Good, Collingwood Small postcard 'Collingwood Football Club, Runners Up, Season 1925' (faults); booklet 'The Magpies of 1965'; plus album of 'Football Record's 1958-97 (13) including 1997 Collingwood v West Coast in London; & Ntfa Records (8). . set of VFL belts [12]. With CoA. West Adelaide football club, 1951 - 1997 range of badges, fobs and pins, (22 different). Plus 1980s Swans toilet paper (2 rolls in original, 1937 Geelong Premiership medal, solid gold and blue enamel medal with monogram 'VFL' in centre, surrounded by text 'Victorian Football League/ Premiers', engraved on reverse, 'Geelong F.C. Subiaco kicked its highest open-age score until 1984 when it kicked 32.12 (204) against Perth, Perth easily win an uninspiring match between two depleted teams it was said most spectators were eagerly listening on the radio to. You can reduce the number of items displayed by entering a keyword that must be included in the description of the item. Doncon played only 75 games for East Perth but is remembered as one of the finest Royals. In the 20th anniversary year of the . The West Australian colours of black and red were to be maintained for the new club. Scoreless at East Fremantle by Les Everett, The Western Oval miniature replica (part 2), The Western Oval miniature replica (part 1). No WANFL/WAFL/Westar Rules club since 1970 has achieved four consecutive premierships.b Austin Robertson junior was held goalless on only five occasions in his 269 games in the WANFL and VFL (in 1966 with South Melbourne), which occurred in 1962, 1963, 1965 and twice during his final 1974 season. East Perth Post War Team of the Century (first ruck). 1955 Perth Premiership Team . In 1951 Lascelles merged with Woomelang to form the Woomelang. 1925 'S.A.Footballer, Premiership 1925 Souvenir', with Grand Final - Norwood v West Torrens, attractive colour front cover. Year 14th - 23rd, Photographs: Framed or mounted photographs, including two showing Polly's spectacular mark in 1958 Grand Final; another showing Polly Farmer celebrating 1969 West Perth premiership, various sizes. Carter's Price Guide to Antiques in Australasia is Registered Trademark of John Furphy Pty. Among the top four, Perth failed to achieve a fourth consecutive premiership[a] that at one point looked very much in their grasp due to the overwork of Barry Cable which robbed him of some brilliance,[3] early-season injuries to key players Iseger and Page[4] and a couple of surprising losses to lower clubs, whilst East Perth, who won consistently without being impressive for most of the season, failed for the fourth time in as many seasons in the Grand Final, this time to West Perth and in a much more decisive manner than any of their Perth defeats. Diameter 24.4 mm. Original design in black & white, size 26 x 39 cm; plus a colour guide (30 x 42 cm). A duplicated accumulation of Football Club membership tickets, passes, etc., noted West End F.C., Bairnsdale and District, Brisbane Lions, Sturt F.C., Essendon, Kangaroos, Hawthorn, Hamilton, etc. Round 3; Swan Districts: 8.15: 63: Sat 19-Apr-1969 2:20 PM Att: 8555 Venue: Bassendean Oval: West Perth: 28.21: 189: West Perth won by 126 points [Game Stats]; Subiaco: 17.15: 117: Sat 19-Apr-1969 2:20 PM Att: 7654 Venue: Subiaco Oval: South Fremantle 1936 'The football Budget' for Interstate match - West Australia v South Australia. A framed 2014 West coast Eagles Guernsey signed by the team members. The pundits would be proved wrong, with the Kim Rigoll-captained West Perth beating their more fancied opponents to win the '99 flag 14.13 (97) to 11.6 (72). Cat.Numbers 49-56. West Perths 126-point win remains the biggest achieved by a visiting club at Bassendean Oval, breaking South Fremantles 112 points in 1952. Lascelles Football Club was part of the north West football Association. He represented WA twice in 1971. [77], After Subiaco led 5.2 (32) to 1.3 (9) into the wind with Robert Kitchin compensating for Ramshaws eclipse of Robertson, Cable and Graham Jenzen lead Perth to a fine win as the Maroons excessive handball in defence costs them dearly.[84]. Ben Cousins: c.2007 West Coast Eagles guernsey commemorating the highlights of his glittering 1996-2007 Wce career, signed by Cousin's across the number '9', also signed with his 'Such is Life' motto. Show 1 more like this. WAFL south Fremantle Football Club 1963. Place Melbourne; Year 1961; Section One; State Rep., 1960 'The Football Budget', Volume 25, issues 1-29 including Victoria v WA, Grand Final - West Perth v East Perth, and year summary on glossy pages featuring Graham Farmer winning his second Sandover Medal, bound in one volume with blue cloth, signed The 1969 WANFL season was the 85th season of the Western Australian National Football League. 4 - W. Clelland (1897, 1899, 1901, 1905), J. Leonard - 2 29), 1975 vs St Kilda (Vol.64 No.10) and 1995 vs West Coast (Rnd.9, first game at Bruce, The Football Budget (WAFL): A range of issues from May 1968 to August 1969 in mixed condition, plus special editions for W.A. Fair/Good, Collingwood Small postcard 'Collingwood Football Club, Runners Up, Season 1925' (faults); booklet 'The Magpies of 1965'; plus album of 'Football Record's 1958-97 (13) including 1997 Collingwood v West Coast in London; & Ntfa Records (8). G/VG condition. Fair/Good condition. A devastating 10.5 (65) to 1.2 (8) last quarter, with rovers Doncon and Verstegen getting the ball from the centre every time, demolishes Subiaco after a fairly even three quarters and shows the Royals eagerness to avenge their last three Grand Final defeats. Stan Heal - Six Seasons (1947 - 1952), E. Tyson - 1119 Goals Show 1 more like this, 1959 'The Football Budget', Volume 24, issues 1-31 including WA v Hawthorn, South Aust v West Aust (two matches), Grand Final - East Perth v Subiaco, and year summary on glossy pages - mentioning G Farmer winning the Simpson Medal for best on ground in, 1956 Carnival: Attractive certificate with Australian Coat-of-Arms & text 'Australian National Football Council, Carnival Player's Certificate, This is to Certify that G Farmer represented his State in an Australian Football Carnival. [2] Originally located at Leederville Oval, the team was relocated in 1994 to Arena Joondalup, a sports complex in the northern suburbs of Perth. Played six games for Victoria, kicking six goals. Kilda'; c1983-84 West End/The Advertiser 'SANFL Footballers Posters' (10);, SANFL: 1924-2008 collection with club annual reports/yearbooks (62) - Glenelg (4), North Adelaide (7), Norwood (4), Port Adelaide (2), South Adelaide (4), Sturt (20), West Adelaide (14), Woodville (2) & West Torrens (5). at Wickepin, while my wife dozed off, I decided I should record something of each place and the scoreboard was the obvious thing to me. 1969 Graham Farmer's 300th Game: Crystal water jug with silver-plated handle & lid, engraved 'Presented to, Graham Farmer, by The West Perth Football Club Inc, 10.5.69, to commemorate his, 300th League Game'. 1969: 23: 16: 5: 2: Premiers: 35: LA Roper: Graham Farmer: Graham Farmer: Graham Farmer: Laurie Richards (82) 1970: 21: 10: 11: 0: 6th . The draw with West Perth, on one of only two wet Saturdays all year. Show 2 more like this, Calendars: c1989-2009 collection, noted 'Men of AFL' (3); Adelaide (3); Brisbane (4); Carlton (4); Essendon (5); Fitzroy (1); Footscray (3); Fremantle (3); Geelong (4); Hawthorn (3); Melbourne (3); North Melbourne (3); Port Adelaide (4); Richmond (6); St., Clubs Ephemera: c1992-2008 membership brochures, programmes, stickers, newsletters/magazines in binder. West Perth Team of the Century (first ruck). So, there are plenty of different photos to track down and, usually, only players and administrators will have them. Round 20; West Perth: 4.5: 6.7: 10.12: 12.14: 86: Sat 23-Aug-1969 2:20 PM Att: Venue: Leederville Oval: South Fremantle: 2.2: 7.4: 10.5: 11.11: 77: West Perth won by . West Perth premiership 1969, 1971 (both as playing coach). In 1915 the team became the original tenant of the newly built Leederville Oval where it would remain based until 1993, at which time the team moved to Joondalup to play games at Arena Joondalup from the 1994 season onwards. Tackles. West Perth competes in the West Australian Football League (WAFL) and WAFL Women's (WAFLW) and is the oldest existing Australian rules football club in Western Australia. East Perths ability to dominate Farmer ensures they defeat the depleted Cardinals more easily than the scoreboard implies West Perth were flattered by eight final-quarter goals. 1932 West Perth. West Perth went on to win a last to first flag, which Smeath added to his 1969 and 71 premiership successes. East Perth attracted an average of over twelve thousand spectators to each home match,[7] including an all-time record WANFL home-and-away attendance against West Perth on the Saturday before Foundation Day. He joined West Australian Football League club West Perth in 1967 and played 49 games, including a premiership in 1969 with the team captain-coached by Polly Farmer. Show 1 more like this, Western Australia: 1923 (circa) Postal Card Kgv 'One/Penny' on 1d brown overprint with 'West Australian Football League Umpire's Notice' printed mesage on back sent to B Wackemeyer, Burns Philp, Fremantle advising appointment to umpire at Subiaco, Footscray: 'Warriors of the West - Celebrating 75 Years 1925-2000 - Footscray Football Club - Western Bulldogs', print by Jamie Cooper, signed by the artist plus Chris Grant, Scott Wynd & Tony Liberatore, limited edition 165/250, window mounted, framed &. (West Torrens 1st Premiership). Serial No.152. [57], Perth again shows themselves the best-equipped WANFL team for wars of attrition as they overcome East Perth in a hard, tough games after the Royals came within ten points midway through the last quarter. 1929 Weekly Times 'Football Team Photos' (21/36 known), comprising Bairnsdale, Benalla Rovers, Castlemaine, Dimboola, Echuca, Fitzroy, Geelong, Hamilton, Horsham, Kyabram, Melbourne Grammar, Nhill, Oakleigh, port Fairy, port Melbourne, Sale, Stawell, The West Australian. By positioning Cable on a half-back flank as an extra defender, Perth score 2.4 (16) to 2.0 (12) into an almost hurricane-force wind to take second position, as Cables eleven last-quarter possessions are all moved precisely to running teammates. Good condition. Swan Districts 27.20 (182) defeated West Perth 8.8 (56) RECORD FINALS ATTENDANCE: 50,883 - September 18 1982. Show 1 more like this, WAFL: 1970-76 'Football Budget's (79) including Grand Finals 1970-75; also other WA programmes (8) including 1949 South West Districts Football Carnival. In addition to 1969 and 1971, it's sometimes forgotten that West Perth defeated East Perth in the 1960 Grand Final. 1947 East Fremantle Seconds. The West Perth Football Club, nicknamed the Falcons, is an Australian rules football club located in Joondalup, Western Australia. Fitzroy: 1973-80 club related publications and emissions with Football Records comprising 1972 vs Hawthorn (Vol.61 No.8), vs Richmond (No.27), vs Melbourne (No. (Qty 5). (Qty 16), 1986-2007 Indigenous Awards: Gold coloured medal, 70 mm diameter, 'National Aboriginal Sports Awards 1986' in presentation case; 1986 program for 'Inaugural Aboriginal Sports Star Awards'; program for 1999 National Aboriginal Sports Awards signed 'Graham. Ltd. 2023 John Furphy Pty. AFL official memorabilia: with 2013 RAV4 model cars (8) for Adelaide, Carlton, Collingwood, Essendon, Gsw Giants, gold coast, Richmond & West coast Eagles; kitchen boards (3) for Fremantle, West coast Eagles & Western bulldogs; team bar trays (3) for, Signed player photos: for West coast Eagles (7, all 16 x 10 cm) including Matthew Priddis & Nic Naitanui: Sydney swans (5) including Adam Goodes (20 x 30 cm), Paul Roos & Michael O'Loughlin; Port Adelaide (2) including Gavin Wanganeen,; various sizes, up, Weg posters: laminated Weg posters for West coast Eagles 1992 & 1994, Essendon 1993 & Carlton 1995; also duplicated posters (not laminated) for Carlton 1995 (12), North Melbourne 1996 (9), Adelaide 1997 (11), Adelaide 1998 (6), North Melbourne 1999 (10)., A framed 2014 West coast Eagles Guernsey signed by the team members. Serial No.152. 104 x 77 cm (frame); ii) A West Coast Eagles 2005, framed signed Guernsey, signed John Worsfold (coach) and Ben Cousins, Weg Posters: Collection of framed original Weg posters (9), each overall 66 x 82 cm, comprising 1992 West Coast, 1993 Essendon, 1994 West Coast, 1995 Carlton, 1997 Adelaide, 1998 Adelaide, 2002 Brisbane, 2004 Port Adelaide & 2005 Sydney, Football Club Badges/Pins, noted Carlton, Footscray (3), Melbourne 1964, St Kilda, Clarence, East Ballarat 1947, Glenorchy, Golden Point, Golden Square (2), Hobart (2), Merino-Digby, Metropolitan Football League, North Hobart, Ormond, Penola, Pimpinio,, A framed Photographic print: mark of the century John Gerovich 1956, with signature John Gerovich played for south Fremantle 1950's- 1960's the original image was taken by the West Australian Newspaper press photographer, Maurie Hammond, in the 1956 WAFL, A West Coast Eagles, signed presentation John Worsfold framed print inscribed 'To Bluey, Best Wishes, John Worsfold 24' note: image is John Worsfold against Tony Modra- Adelaide Crows frame size: 71.5 x 77 cm, A West Coast Eagles, Team signed presentation framed Guernsey 2000, with plaque 'From West Coast Eagles Football Department 2000' frame size: 102.5 x 74.5 cm. (9), Transfers/Decals: 1965 Golden Fleece 'Tasmania Activ-8 Transfers' (7/11) (Burnie, East Launceston, Hobart, Latrobe, Longford, North Hobart & Sandy Bay); plus c1970 Mobil 'Channel 9 Territory SANFL Decals' (6/10 + 2 spares), for Central Districts, North, Posters Album: c1936-2001 posters & prints, noted 1936 'The News' 'SANFL Team Photos' for Sturt; c1960 Education Department of Victoria 'Skills Posters' (7); 1967 Everybody's 'St. MacGowan, Montague St., East St.Kilda]: 12 editions between May 1933 and August 1935. Scoreboards are stubborn things but theyve been around a long time. (Qty Required fields are marked *. (11 items) c1973-2006 'Football Record's/programmes, noted 1973 John Greening Appeal - Collingwood v St Kilda. The tables are displayed best in landscape mode, so tilt your phone for the best view! Claremont, after its worst start to a season since 1958 and third-worst winless start in its history, finally win its first match since 17 August 1968 against a South Fremantle team that cannot match the determination of the inexperienced Tigers.

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