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That'll make a cracking gift
Most of them should be easy enough to come by via ebay, though you may struggle with some of the earlier ones.
I'm sure you already know them, but the list is here -
http://www.evertonresults.com/firstday2.htm
Most of them should be easy enough to come by via ebay, though you may struggle with some of the earlier ones.
I'm sure you already know them, but the list is here -
http://www.evertonresults.com/firstday2.htm
It's hard e bay is your only option, they are getting rare on car boots now, any true blue will want to hold on to them, I lost all mine when I came home from work, and my mum had given three shoe boxes away - cried a bit!
BoysInBlue
Player Valuation: £50m
Upstairs in St Luke's Church, Goodison Road before Goodison home games has an old EFC programmes stall that will be glad to help you.
Be aware that any EFC programmes pre-1960 are significantly more expensive due to rarity.
dave abrahams
Player Valuation: £8m
You shouldn't have too much trouble with the later years say 1965 to the present day, but from 1945-1960 will be harder
and the farther you go back the more it will cost you. Good luck, they will make a wonderful birthday present.
and the farther you go back the more it will cost you. Good luck, they will make a wonderful birthday present.
Dario Terracotta
Player Valuation: £70m
http://toffeeweb.com/club/periodicals/programmes.asp
try this mate,a fella called Steve Milne bought my programmes about 15 years ago,he used to run the programme store in St Lukes,not sure if he is still involved though.
try this mate,a fella called Steve Milne bought my programmes about 15 years ago,he used to run the programme store in St Lukes,not sure if he is still involved though.
dave abrahams
Player Valuation: £8m
That should have read 1945 to 1965, sorry.
On the subject of match day programmes, I've got a trunk full in the loft.
I've also got loads of 'The Evertonian' from when it was first introduced as a newspaper in the days before it became a glossy magazine.
May dig them out later in the week and see what I've got.
I've also got loads of 'The Evertonian' from when it was first introduced as a newspaper in the days before it became a glossy magazine.
May dig them out later in the week and see what I've got.
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