QPR programs

[Hitman34]

Does anybody know where is the best place to sell old qpr programs?

most notable ones include.......

milk cup final 86'

fa cup final 82'

away to yovil town (all the players signitures on the front)

along with a host of 70's and 80's programs.

much appreciation in advanced>

[LoftusRoadLad]

Ebay on auction

[qprted]

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its not going to be easy hitman , unless they are pre seventies,especially pre sixty programes sell even better


but most comtempary programes really struggle,maybe on e bay you might get a fiver for something special but other than that they dont move very easily

[Hitman34]

thanks guys, will give it a shot.

i do have a couple of pre 60's! the earliest one that i have is around 19 49.

but thanks for the advice guys!

[scuberry]

I have a QPR official handbook from 1954/55 which cost 1'3d (im guessing thats one third of a penny?) and the president at the time was a Rt Hon The Earl of Cottenham,manager was a guy called Jack Taylor and we were playing in the Divison 3 (south) with average home attendances of 9,900 compared to Arsenal and Chelsea who were Division 1 with attendances of 50,000 and 46,000 !! I have an application for membership inside and the years subscription was one shilling (5p ?? ) There is also a picture inside from 1908 showing fans flocking from the train to the Park Royal Ground in a year when we were Southern League Champions and finished in the last 8 of the FA Cup,commenting on how trains benefit from football,why do i tell you all this ? because although i have no idea how i got this handbook i couldnt bring myself to sell it for the few quid i'd probably get,it's history and worth holding on to and will go to the next generation of R's !!!!

[Hitman34]

I have a QPR official handbook from 1954/55 which cost 1'3d (im guessing thats one third of a penny?) and the president at the time was a Rt Hon The Earl of Cottenham,manager was a guy called Jack Taylor and we were playing in the Divison 3 (south) with average home attendances of 9,900 compared to Arsenal and Chelsea who were Division 1 with attendances of 50,000 and 46,000 !! I have an application for membership inside and the years subscription was one shilling (5p ?? ) There is also a picture inside from 1908 showing fans flocking from the train to the Park Royal Ground in a year when we were Southern League Champions and finished in the last 8 of the FA Cup,commenting on how trains benefit from football,why do i tell you all this ? because although i have no idea how i got this handbook i couldnt bring myself to sell it for the few quid i'd probably get,it's history and worth holding on to and will go to the next generation of R's !!!!

i understand your point of view but my opinion is that i have all this history sitting in a dusty old box in my loft. with rather sell them and any money gained i could put forward towards a few tickets for this upcoming season for me and my son. that we we can be part of the history that qpr are going to make this season.

[Kirill]

I have a QPR official handbook from 1954/55 which cost 1'3d (im guessing thats one third of a penny?)

Erm, shilling and threepence? But I am from Estonia, what do I know

[scuberry]

Erm, shilling and threepence? But I am from Estonia, what do I know

Ha ha !! well spotted krill,you are probably right come to think of it,im not gonna guess what a shilling and threepence was in kroons ??? when i have no idea what it is in todays money ....