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Prog Types 19:28 - Apr 4 with 1043 views

Boston

Someone's looking for $55.76 for this. And there's me thinking my collection was worth about two bob!

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Thank God The Seaons Over.

Prog Types on 19:29 - Apr 4 with 1028 views

Boston

Oh hang on, it's not a programme is it, it's the 'Official Handbook'!

Poll:

Thank God The Seaons Over.

Prog Types on 19:30 - Apr 4 with 1021 views

Esox_Lucius

Maybe because it is the 50th Anniversary of the club?

The grass is always greener.

Prog Types on 20:20 - Apr 4 with 976 views

aston_hoop

Came here thinking this was another genre music thread to go with Frankie, Indie and Punk Rock. Oh well

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Moses Odubajo - Stick or Twist?

Prog Types on 20:32 - Apr 4 with 939 views

SonofNorfolt

Between 20/30 quid is about right.

Prog Types on 21:28 - Apr 4 with 895 views

hantssi

I’ve just been given a 60/61 official handbook for my 60th birthday.
Wow, has football changed in60 years!!

Prog Types on 21:59 - Apr 4 with 846 views

T_Block

Good condition pre WW2 are going for £199.
I also noticed late 40's and 50s have increased a lot recently -doubled in the case of 50's programmes -you used to be able to get mid-fifties for 4-5 pounds appear higher now

Prog Types on 22:07 - Apr 4 with 837 views

SonofNorfolt

Prog Types on 21:59 - Apr 4 by T_Block
Good condition pre WW2 are going for £199. I also noticed late 40's and 50s have increased a lot recently -doubled in the case of 50's programmes -you used to be able to get mid-fifties for 4-5 pounds appear higher now

I don't know many that would pay £200 for late 30's programmes. £100 is about right.

Prog Types on 09:53 - Apr 5 with 678 views

DannyPaddox

I bought that there same handbook six weeks ago for £4.50. In fact I paid £18.02 for four handbooks 1947/48 to 1950/51. They’re great reading if you like that sort of thing. Stories such as the two big-band leaders who organised their concerts to coincide with Rs home and away games.

My best find even though I didn’t find it was back in the 90s. Living in West Cornwall my girlfriend at the time came back from a Sunday Morning car-boot sale and said “I’ve got something for you - an old QPR programme”. I thought that’s nice of her to think of me (I rarely went to these early morning boot-sales - too busy nursing a hangover. I wondered how old the programme was and if it was a game I’d been to. When she showed it to me I was “flipping hell how much did you pay for this?” It was a QPR handbook from 1921/22. “I knocked him down to £2.50” she replied. Admittedly a lot of money in 1994. Especially in those parts.

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