By One Off Home Shirt – Nanna Tate – 2024-5
Worn once as a special charity shirt against Peterborough United at home in the 2024-5 (24 January 2025), it launched the Nanna Tate range of potatoes from club sponsor Branston as well as a donation for every sale of the shirt going to Lincoln charity Let Them Eat Cake.
Avec Leisure / Training Polo Shirt – 1990s/early 2000s
Not sure of the right year of release of this shirt – can you help? curator@legacyoftheimp.uk Has to be said, the embossing and near 3D nature of the Imps logo is beautiful.
Player Scrapbook – Morgan Rogers – 2020-1
From the Brian Luke Collection
Player Scrapbook – Jovon Makama – 2021-2, 2022-3, 2023-4, 2024-5
From the Brian Luke Collection
Player Scrapbook – Ryan Amoo – 2006-7, 2007-8
From the Brian Luke Collection
The Imp Plaque
Produced down at Hartsholme, these plaques are for sale at the Red Imps Community Trust Pod each home match day and have proved to be very popular. And with more versions to come including a 300mm diameter one! (thanks to Rob Bradley for the next photograph)
Signed Team Shot – 1950s – anyone know precise year?
Signed by Bert Linnecor. If you know the precise year, contact curator@legacyoftheimp.uk
Team Shot – 1958-9
From the Brian Luke Collection
Lincoln City Postcard – Greetings – 1950s
From the Brian Luke Collection
Review of Imps – 1960-1
Unknown publication – from the Brian Luke Collection
Willie Windle – 1940s/1950s
From the Brian Luke Collection 91 appearances and 22 goals for the Imps.
Imps Team Shot – with some autographs – 1992-3
From the Brian Luke Collection
1950s Team Shot – can anyone help with the year?
From the Brian Luke Collection – If you can help with the year please contact curator@legacyoftheimp.uk
Blackburn Report – 2nd Division 1955-6
We believe this report is from the 1955-6 season and saw the Imps beat Blackburn at Ewood Park 2-0. From the Brian Luke Collection
Imperfect Focus – Graham Burrell & Gary Hutchinson – 2000s
Large format soft back book that looks back at the Imps from 2002 to 2019, involving play offs, relegation and the rebirth of the club in 2016.
Roy Chapman, Imps Player and Manager – 1960s
1952: Started his professional career at Aston Villa F.C.1957: Transferred to Lincoln City F.C. in search of regular first-team football1961: Sold to Mansfield Town F.C. — played there for four seasons1965: Returned to Lincoln City as player-manager1966: Stepped back from management, continuing as a player1967: Joined Port Vale F.C. to finish his playing career Career totals: Scored 200 goals in 415
Scrapbook cutting from Team Shot – 1988-9
Autographed scrapbook piece, from the Brian Luke Collection
Johnny Campbell – Forward – 1933-1939
He signed for Lincoln City F.C. for a fee of £1,250 — a club record at the time — though he was unable to save the side from relegation to the Football League Third Division North at the close of the 1933–34 campaign. Switched from his customary outside right role
Juniors win 6-3 – 1974-5
From the Lincolnshire Chronicle on Friday 18 October 1974 From the Brian Luke collection
Bill Anderson Writes! – 1950s/60s?
From the Brian Luke Collection, unknown publication or date.
Autograph Sheet – 1940s/1950s
Some names here from both the 1940s and 1950s of Lincoln City, on a sheet of people that is letterheaded with the manager of the time, Joe McClelland, who served between 1936 and 1946. From the Brian Luke collection
Allan Clarke Appointment – on BBC Look North – 1990-1
From the Brian Luke collection – please note elderly VHS cassette
Colin Murphy after 0-0 draw against York City – 1980s
If you know the exact date please let us know – curator@legacyoftheimp.uk
Calendar News – Murphy’s Programme Notes – 1980s
From the Brian Luke collection – taken from an elderly VHS cassette
Murphy’s Message on Saint and Greavsie – late 1980s
Anyone know the exact date of broadcast? Please contact us at curator@legacyoftheimp.uk From the Brian Luke collection – please note from elderly VHS cassette!
Football Focus Report on Lincoln City in Conference (early days) 1987-8
from the Brian Luke collection – please note, from a very elderly VHS cassette
A Glenn Cockerill Screamer – but against who and when?
We think against Bristol Rovers, but anyone know when? From the Brian Luke collection
BBC Look North report on Imps relegation – 1986-7
from the Brian Luke collection – please note from elderly VHS tape!
Shock of Imps fall to Conference continues – interviews with a Bishop and Manager Peter Daniel 1986-7
From the Brian Luke collection please note, elderly VHS tape!
Calendar Report after Relegation – 1986-7
and featuring as the reporter Lincoln City’s own John Helm! From the Brian Luke Collection. (Please note the source is VHS cassette so not HD!)
BBC Panorama – 1997-8
The state of football in the 1990s and features Lincoln City, John Beck and also Jim Smith. (apologies for the state of the upload – it was recorded from analogue TV via an indoor aerial on night of broadcast.)
George Peden RIP
with thanks to Donald Nannestad George Peden, who has sadly passed away at the age of 83, signed for the Imps in May 1967 from Scottish club Hearts and despite arriving after the transfer deadline he was allowed to play in City’s final two matches of the season as nothing
When the Imps finished 92nd the first time 1986-7
And away to Swansea City….. a 2-0 defeat and a police dog bit a player at Torquay, that game had a delayed finish and they got the points required which sent Lincoln bottom of the league, for the first and only time that season.
More Legends!
FPA chair and former player himself Gavin Gordon is joined by committee member Biff Bean and two other former players in Terry Cooper and Ron Harbertson.
Team Shot and Signed Paper – 1997-8
From the Trevor Baumber collection
Team Shot and Autographed Paper – 1994-5
From the Trevor Baumber collection
Home Shirt – 1994-5
from the Trevor Baumber collection
Signed inside programme by Colin Murphy – Programme 1989-90
from the Trevor Baumber collection
Phil Neale – Signed Testimonial Programme – 1984-5
from the Trevor Baumber collection
Legends!
From the Trevor Baumber collection. From left to right, Mick Harford, Colin Murphy, Dennis Booth and Glenn Cockerill.
Team Shot – 1971-2
from the Trevor Baumber collection Undated, but the appearance of Nobby Lawton means it is this season. Note the pen names above for the front row are slightly awry! For more information on Nobby, go to the lovely article on the Stacey West.
Jason Lee – photo and signed ticket from FPA Game – 2024-5
from the Trevor Baumber collection
Signed Photo – 2 Goalkeepers and an inside forward!
from the Trevor Baumber collection – from left to right, Trevor Swinburne, John Kennedy and Roger Holmes
The Reunion – After!
From the Trevor Baumber collection – again, undated so please help – curator@legendoftheimp.uk
The Reunion – Taylor’s Men Back Together Again!
from the Trevor Baumber Collection We are not sure of the exact date of this – again please help curator@legendoftheimp.uk
Lincoln City Team Shot – 1968-9
from the Trevor Baumber Collection
Team Shot – undated – can you help?
We are going with either 1972-3 or 1973-4 – Graham Taylor began his Lincoln management career in 1972 and John Kennedy left the club in 1974, please help! curator@legendoftheimp.uk From the Trevor Baumber collection
Team Shot – guessing 1981-2
if you can pinpoint exactly the year, please let us know if incorrect – curator@legendoftheimp.uk From the Trevor Baumber collection
Lincoln City Team Shot – 1970-1
from the Trevor Baumber collection
Imps into the Millennium – signed team shot – 1999-2000
From the Trevor Baumber collection
Signed Team Shot from 1994-5
From the Trevor Baumber collection
Three Action shots and signatures!
From the Trevor Baumber collection
The Managers – Phil Stant 1990-1, 1997-8, 1998-9, 1999-2000, 2000-1
Phil Stant had two playing stints at Lincoln City, once on loan under Allan Clarke (1990-1) and the second time under John Beck, then player coaching/assistant managing under Shane Westley and John Reames, before taking the managers reign itself for thirty games in May 2000. From the Trevor Baumber Collection
The Managers – Signed David Herd Portrait and facts – 1971-2
From the Trevor Baumber collection
The Managers – Big Keith signed portrait – 1993-4, 2002-3, 2003-4, 2004-5, 2005-6
From the Trevor Baumber collection
Signed Programme against Scunthorpe 1980-1
from the Trevor Baumber collection Signed by Derek Bell and Colin Murphy
Lincoln City Legends Mug
From the Trevor Baumber collection
The Cowley Method – by CJW – 2016-7, 2017-8
Chris Wray’s stunning cartoon version of the Cowley era at Lincoln City, involving those first two seasons of the brothers in charge of the club.
Exhibit No 600 – a Promotion Winners Shirt – 1997-8
Jason Barnett’s number 2 home shirt from the 1997-8 season and signed by him on the back of it. That season saw the Imps finish in 3rd place – and with Torquay United hitting the post in the dying minutes at Leyton Orient, it was enough for huge celebrations at
Lincoln Promoted – on Look North 2018-9
A little coverage of the main headline on the 5 minute Look North bulletin broadcast on 13 April 2019.
An old postcard – cleaned up digitally from the 1920s UPDATED.
As a bonus, here’s a coloured version of the above: And this is the original:
Gordon Hobson in action – from early 80s?
Not much information about this image available.
Imps v Gillingham – early 1980s – action shot
Derek Bell in attack – and notice who is in defence for the Gills.
The FA Cup Run – 2016-7 IMPact 10 years of success 2016-2026
We can’t find any footage of the 4th qualifying round against Guiseley. If you have any idea where some is, please contact us!
Views from the other side – Guiseley commentary on Imps win – 2015-6
Official Guiseley FC commentary on the Imps victory in the National League on 2 October 2015.
And then, there was a Lincoln City Football Club…. 1884-5
From the Lincolnshire Chronicle on July 8 1884.
Bradford v Lincoln – in aid of the Disaster Fund – 1988-9
The programme of a game that took place between the two clubs to generate funds for the Hillsborough/Liverpool Disaster Appeal Fund. And perhaps donate to the Bradford Burns Unit too? The link is here
Memories from Clive Ford – 1967-8
Clive played for Lincoln for just one season, scoring 16 times in 49 appearances, before a move to the LA Wolves. This article appeared in a copy of Backpass magazine in 2011. From the Trevor Baumber collection
Alick Jeffrey – photographs and autograph –
from the Trevor Baumber collection Alick played 22 times for Lincoln, scoring 3 times. He is more commonly thought as a legend at Doncaster Rovers in two spells with the Rovers he scored over 120 goals.
Signed photograph of Graham Taylor & Percy Freeman – 1970s
From the Trevor Baumber collection
Signed portrait of Percy Freeman
from the Trevor Baumber collection
Division 4 Champions – signed First Day Cover and insert – 1975-6
from the Trevor Baumber collection
End of an Era – Percy Freeman calls it a day –
from the Trevor Baumber collection
Percy Freeman, Hardy & Willing –
Unknown date for the article; from the Trevor Baumber collection
What made Percy quit soccer? 1970s
from the Trevor Baumber collection
Hall of Fame Dinner – 1996-7
from the Trevor Baumber collection
Various books from Imps Alumni
from the Trevor Baumber collection
Jim McCalliog – photos and autographs – 1978-9
From the Trevor Baumber collection Jim joined the Imps in 1978 and played 9 times. That was following a career that took him to Lincoln via Chelsea, Sheffield Wednesday, Wolves, Manchester United, Southampton, Chicago Sting and SFK Lyn in Norway. Returning to Britain as a Player Coach with Lincoln, he
PERCY – autographed photograph – 1970-1, 1971-2, 1972-3, 1975-6, 1976-7
From the Trevor Baumber Collection Newark born Ronald Peter Freeman – or Percy – had two spells with Lincoln – 1970 to 73 saw 30 goals in 80 appearances and following a sojourn to Reading returned in 1975 with 72 appearances and 34 goals. Percy sadly passed away in January
Nobby Lawton – autograph, photographs –
From the Trevor Baumber collection Nobby played for Manchester United, Preston and Brighton before joining Lincoln City in 1971, making 20 appearances before retiring from the game.
Murphy’s Mission – Signed Book –
from the Trevor Baumber collection
Dixie McNeill – autograph and photo collection – 1972-3, 1973-4
from the Trevor Baumber collection Dixie played 97 times for Lincoln, scoring 53 goals. He later had spells at Hereford and Wrexham, becoming Wrexham manager between 1985 and 1989.
Play Off final Programme and rosette – 2002-3
from the Trevor Baumber Collection
Matt Rhead – autograph & article photo collection – 2015-6, 2016-7, 2017-8, 2018-9 IMPact
From the Trevor Baumber collection Matt made 161 appearances for Lincoln, scoring 43 times – winning the Conference and League 2 Titles plus the Checkatrade Trophy in his time with the club.
Mick Harford – autographed photograph collection – 1977-78, 1978-9 1979-80
From the Trevor Baumber collection Mick played for Lincoln City between 1977-1980, with 115 appearances and 41 goals. He later played for Newcastle, Bristol City, Birmingham City, Luton Town, Derby County, Luton Town (again), Chelsea, Sunderland, Coventry and Wimbledon – and managed Nottingham Forest, Rotherham United, QPR (twice) and Luton
Signed Programme v Cambridge United – 1970-1
From the Trevor Baumber collection
PROMOTED – Signature collection and Photograph – 1975-6
From the Dan Baumber collection
England International Bob Latchford playing for Lincoln City 1985-6
From the Trevor Baumber collection. Latchford played for Lincoln in the 1985-6 season, making 15 appearances and scoring twice. Perhaps known for his spells at Birmingham and Everton and 12 caps for England, scoring 5 times for the national side.
The James Atkin’s Collection – Part Two
More images from the James Atkin’s home collection. Thanks again, James!
The James Atkin’s Collection – Part One
Thanks to James for allowing us images of his fantastic Imps collection at home.
Legends in the Lounge – September 2026
Gavin Gordon, Paul Miller, Steve Garfoot, Grant Brown and Matt Carmichael
The Managers – Graham Taylor – on Grandstand
A BBC Grandstand profile of Graham Taylor – from Lincoln City to England Manager.
Head Coaches – Mic’ed Up! – 2026-7
Courtesy of Sky Sports.
Home Programme v Tranmere Rovers 1975-6
Of interest for the profile on Percy Freeman and the hand written notes of the scores, scorers and the fact that the 4th Division trophy was presented at a game against Coventry City, a friendly, after the season ended.
Friendly Programme V Scunthorpe United 1977-8
A rare during season friendly against near neighbours Scunthorpe United.
Away Ticket to Cambridge – 2002-3
And a scoreless draw!
Captain’s Boots – 2025-6
Tendayi Darikwa’s boots from the 2025-6 season, auctioned off on the 22nd August 2026 by the Trust for over £120.
Toffs 1940s/1950s Home Shirt
Released in 1990s, a replica version of the classic ‘Blinds’ strip of the Imps from the 1940s and 50s.
Multiple signed Programme home v Newcastle 1967-8
donated by Dan and Trevor Baumber
Signed Programme – Home to Derby County by Roger Holmes – 1967-8
Donated by Dan and Trevor Baumber
Collection of Programmes from over the years
Donated by Dan and Trevor Baumber
Signed Testimonial Programme – Percy Freeman –
Donated by Trevor Baumber. We have the full version available to download here
Percy Freeman Hall of Fame Dinner – 1996-7
Donated by Trevor Baumber; signed by Percy, John Ward and Colin Murphy
Football signed by Percy Freeman – 1970s
Image kindly sent in by Trevor Baumber
Red Imps Travel Bus
Unknown year? Can you help? Images donated by Trevor Baumber
2016-2026 A Decade of Success, a Decade of IMPact Part 1
The start of the Cowley years:
The Imps back in the Championship – after 65 years.
with thanks to Steve Rowland.
Legends from the National League Champions Team – 2016-7
Taken in the Legends Lounge and with vice Chair (and legend!) Matt Carmichael: Matt Carmichael, Matt Rhead, Terry Hawkridge, Jack Muldoon
More images of the Centrespot
Now no more, prior to the 2025-6 season the Trust helped Proampac with programme images to redecorate the Centrespot.
LincolnSHIRE Ladies – versus Yorkshire Ladies 1920-1
researched by Elaine Johnson (thank you) the match took place on the 22 April 1921 in front of roughly 3,000 people at Sincil Bank.
Thank you, Wycombe fans! 2025-6
Wycombe’s banner to Lincoln City in the final game of the 2025-6 season.
Upscaled Team Shot from 1900-1
with thanks to Donald Nannestad for identifying the season. Cleaned up and upscaled. Back row: C Taylor (director), William McMillan, Alfred Webb, Will Gibson, RA Strawson (director), Jack Cowley Middle row: Tom Waterson (trainer), George Fraser, John Crawford, Percy Blow, David Calderhead (Secretary-Manager0 Front row: Jack Dixon, Peter Proudfoot, Dennis
The First Plaque – on the High Street – 2023-4
At the home of where the club began, in the old Monson Arms pub at the top end of the High Street.
A Letter from the Manager – 1951-2
and discussing tactics with a fan, involving Jock Dodds.
A Letter from the Manager – 1948-9
Bill Anderson telling a young boy he won’t be a ball boy – yet.
A Letter from the Manager – 1959-60
Bill Anderson, then a tier 2 manager with Lincoln, writes to a fan about the injury to goalkeeper Bill Heath.
Imps Team Shot – 1954-5
Cleaned up image of the first team from the 1954-5 season
A Night Game Portrait – 2019-20
taken on 18 October 2019
Lincoln v Portsmouth – BBC Style – 1979-80
League Division Four, 29 March 1980 and screenshot taken from the BBC’s Final Score.
The Old North East Corner Stand – 2021-2
Not long after it was built.
Cash Crisis at the Bank – 1975-6
Manager Graham Taylor speaking to the Chronicle sports writer, Steve Harrison.
Judgement Day – 7 May 2011 2010-11
The day when Lincoln City were relegated again to Non League Football. The complete programme that marked the end of the club being part of the Football League for 23 years as the Imps were beaten at home 2-0 by Aldershot.
Bank Chambers – Lincoln’s Home in the Twenties
(courtesy google) Bank Chambers, 313 High Street, was the registered “headquarters” of Lincoln Football Club at least in 1921.
Division 4 in 1968-69
An interesting documentary has just appeared on You Tube; from 1968 the Man Alive series looked at the Life of a Football Manager from both ends of the scale, focusing on Bertie Mee at Arsenal and Lawrie Brown who had just taken over as Manager of fourth division Bradford –
The Managers Part 2
Following Strawson, George Frazer managed for one season, while David Calderhead Junior and Horace Henshall each held the position for three years. Subsequently, we appointed the clever and resourceful Harry Parkes. Our final secretary-manager would prove to be our most successful, as the Brummie (formerly of WBA & Coventry) transitioned
The Managers Part 1
Throughout our history, the Imps have experienced over 40 managerial changes in various forms. Among these, eight held the title of Secretary-Manager, a unique role that combined the daily management of the club’s administration with the organisation and training of the team. The Directors were responsible for selecting the team
The 500th Exhibit – Lincoln City Managers 1884-2026
With thanks to Ian and Donald Nannestad and the archived version of the Lincoln City FC website (www.redimps.com) available on the Internet Archive.
60 Years of Programmes – Design Proofs
As can be seen in the GMB Stand catering area on a match day. The original proofs before printing.
Lincoln Street Advertising 2021-2
From 2022.
Ron Gray Interviewed on Defensive Football – 1966-7 –
UPDATED! Manager Ron Gray is interviewed regarding his thoughts on the “modern game” in Football League Review magazine from the 1966/7 – with thanks to Malcolm Johnson for that information!
Cup Special – Penalty Kick Crazy – 1956-7
Cuttings from the Daily Sketch newspaper – and other newspapers – from Monday January 7 1957 of a FA Cup game against then non league Peterborough United which saw Lincoln score from a debatable last minute penalty.
Images from the Centrespot – The Tiled Logo – 2000s
From the bar of the Centrespot
Down the Years with Lincoln City by John J Sawyer – Download – 1950s
with thanks to Paul Mason who kindly donated the book to us. For convenience, we have edited out the advertising and kept to the writing.
At RAF Church Fenton 1980-1
Cover of the LSG Supplement showed the players and management around an aircraft after spending two weeks training there.
Trust Player of the Year Trophies – 2025-6
as given to the players to keep at the end of the season.
The Pitch 2021-2
Preseason and no goal posts in place. Notice the now gone temporary stand top right.
The Managers – Chris Sutton – 2009-2010
PLAYED WON DRAWN LOST 50 14 13 23
LCR FM Sportzone – discussing the fixtures and the historic promotion of the Imps – 2026-7
We open the 2026-7 folder to bring you tonight’s (29 June 2026) Sportzone, with thanks to LCR FM.
Handwritten results, teams, scorers from 1986-7
from the Brian Luke collection
A Change of Kick off denied – Grimsby Derby 2008-9 News report
A police bid to have a derby football match played behind closed doors has been rejected by North East Lincolnshire Council. Senior officers from Humberside Police tried to persuade Grimsby to change the kick-off time against Lincoln from 1500 GMT to 1200 GMT, but the club refused. Council officials said
v Southampton – Cup Action 1-1
and Courtesy of the Staceywest.net
v Maidstone 1989-90
and a defeat against the Stones.
v Sunderland Film Footage – 1960-1
Some rare footage of the last time Lincoln were in the second tier.
v Hull City 2001-2
With added Rob Bradley interview!
Simon Yeo Interview with Tony Smith on LCR FM – Part Two
with thanks to LCR FM – Lincoln’s community radio station.
The Centrespot Tavern Renovation – 2025-6
In the summer of 2025, the Trust was asked to help Proampac regarding the renovation of the Centrespot, which included programme covers that helped decorate it – volunteers from the Trust chose, scanned and provided the final work. Below is an exclusive video that was taken to show the work
Simon Yeo Interview on LCR FM with Tony Smith Part One
with thanks to LCR FM. This is Part One.
The Managers – Steve Tilson – 2010-11
with thanks to Mandi Slater – Mandi is pictured with both Steve Tilson and his assistant Paul Brush on the left. In October 2010, Tilson took over as manager of Lincoln City, succeeding Chris Sutton. His debut match ended in a 0–0 draw, but he quickly made an impact by
Former Players in the Legends Lounge
from left to right – Matt Carmichael, Ian Bowling, Paul Ward, Trevor Swinbourne and Gavin Gordon
How close for Murph’s Mission not to happen – 1986-7
Murph’s mission was the name of the campaign to help manager Colin Murphy get the Imps back to the Football League – at the first attempt. However, this cutting shows that it may not have been needed after all, if Newport County had been wound up during the summer of
Nottingham Forest Trial Invitation – with a twist – 1966-7
An invitation for a trial – but its signed by Bill Anderson, who had moved on after his 19 years at Lincoln City to be Assistant manager at Nottingham Forest.
The Managers – Bill Anderson 1946-1965
Bill Anderson managed Lincoln City F.C. from 1946 to 1965. He remains one of the most important managers in the club’s history. Early life and playing career Before becoming a manager, Anderson was a left-back who played for clubs including: A serious injury forced him to retire from playing at a relatively
The Changing Face of Sincil Bank Stadium 2025-6
Taken June 2026 during the structural changes to the buildings and stadium.
Players of the Season 2025-6
Ivan Varfolomeev won the Young Player of the Year (Harry Wilmott Trophy) and Conor McGrandles the Player of the Year Award (Vic Withers Trophy); both awards organised by the Red Imps Community Trust with Ivan nominated by the coaching staff and Conor voted overwhelmingly by the fans.
Night Life in the Fans Zone
Now no more, a night time scene from the fans Zone prior to a game.
Away Shirt 2021-2 season
Featuring the names of fans who backed the club during the Covid season.
BBC Radio 5 Live interview on Lincoln City – 1999-2000
From the Up All Night programme, close to the Peterborough United game in 1999-2000.
Complete Programme v Luton Town 1998-9
of interest is this is the first game that Chairman John Reames became Chairman/Manager of the club, a role he remained in until the end of the 1999-2000 season. Also there is an early advertisement for the Impetus scheme, that later became the Red Imps Community Trust.
Goodbye The Centrespot!
Before the Wycombe game, Trust members took photographs and video of the Centrespot as of the following week, it was to be no more as part of the changes to the South Park end of the ground.
Legends in the Lounge – 2025-6 and 1975-6
with thanks to the Lincoln City Former Players Association
Lincolnshire Football Guide – 1926-7
Containing the Lincoln City pages
2000+ Squadron Issue 2 – 1997-8
The second (and last?) issue from the 1997-8 season.
2000+ Squadron Bulletin Issue 1 – 1997-8
The first newsletter from the clubs brand new membership scheme.
City Lifeline News – Issue 1 December – 1986-7
With thanks to the donator.
South Park – An Artist’s Illustration -1991-2
An artist’s illustration of the changes to the South Park stand which given it’s under reconstruction as of today (2026) is rather interesting! This version was featured in City Lifeline News from January 1992.
The Celebration Parade 2025-6
with thanks to Andy Blow (www.blowbyblow.co.uk)
Signed Programme v Derby County – 1958-9
With thanks to Paul and Jess Liddle
Clive Nates talks to LCR FM Lincoln 2025-6
With thanks to Tony Smith and LCR FM. https://embed.acast.com/$/68175c21e0c0a9bfe639ac0e/69fc8a2c44cb786b372d0577?
Celebrations of a Championship – 2025-6
with thanks to Andy Blow
Gold+ Membership Scarf 2023-4
Thanks to Amanda Slater for the photo!
A LCR 103.6 FM Promotion Special – 2025-6
Tony Smith & Alan Long are joined in the studio by Imps fans Dave Benson (LCR Drive Presenter) & Gary Parle (Lincoln City F.C Since 1884 Statto) for a Promotion Special including in the first hour of the show Dave’s memories of watching the Imps during their last spell in the
Sincil Bank Terrace & The Train Bridge – 1980s
Any more info would be appreciated!
Shareholders List of the Company – 1934
with thanks to Ian Nannestad
Shareholders list of the Company – 1908
with thanks to Ian Nannestad for supplying.
Last time in Division 2…. Full Programme v Liverpool 1959-60
The complete programme from our game against Liverpool donated by Malcolm Johnson. Malcolm notes, “I first saw City play in the late 1950s, but the only programme I still have from that time is the attached. The ‘43095’ written in pencil on the cover is the number of a railway
Andy Graver Returns – for a THIRD time! 1957-8
From the Brian Luke Collection
The 400th Exhibit – Player of the Season Awards Presentations 1990-1
With thanks to Malcolm Johnson
The Aftermath After Promotion – Rare Footage – 1987-8
With thanks to Andy Blow, this is the aftermath of Yorkshire TV footage from beating Wycombe Wanderers 2-0 and achieving an immediate return to the Football League. Beware – at least one bare bottom. footage (C) Yorkshire Television
Visitors ticket for Allan Clarke’s First Game in charge of Lincoln – versus Leeds – 1990-1
Allan Clarke’s reign as Lincoln manager lasted from June to November 1990 and it was his last role in football management.
The (re)Building of the St Andrews Stand 1986-7
The original stand was demolished as a result of the changes in aw after the Bradford City fire as the stand was built of wood and the St Andrews Stand was named after the street that connects Lincoln’s city centre to the stadium. Below are two photographs showing the site
Demonstration at Sincil Bank – 1982-3
Thanks to Kev Barwise who identified the photograph. Taken after a demonstration against the board following a 2-1 home defeat to Plymouth Argyle.
Slideshow from 1986-7 season
Sadly from an anonymous photographer – was it you?
Directors Diary 2005-6
A desk diary that was produced for club directors over the period.
Michael Skubala on LCR FM 103.6 2025-6
with thanks to LCR FM 103.6
A Lincoln City Towel
More information coming soon
Legends in the Lounge
left to right – Gavin Gordon (Chair FPA), Mark Camm, Matt Carmichael, Amanda Director (JOG Director), Darren Huckerby, Ben Dixon – taken on 20 December 2025
Ron Harbertson Interviewed
From the Darlo Till I Die Podcast
Door Plaque – 1972-3
Donated by Steve Rowland, part of a Typhoo Tea collection of Football Club plaques
Imps Against Portsmouth Away Programme 1958-9
Donated by Ian Dovey
Autograph Book Pages 1956-7
Donated by Ian Dovey
Signed Envelope by Graham Taylor 1976-7
Donated by Ian Dovey
Lincoln City Letter 1982-3
Donated by Ian Dovey
Captain of the Imps 1907-8
Donated by Ian Dovey
Lincoln City Team Shot 1925-6
Donated by Ian Dovey
An International Match Played at Sincil Bank 1979-80
Donated by Ian Dovey
2025-6 Jez George Interviewed on LCR FM 103.6
On Monday 22 September 2025, Jez George was interviewed on the Sportzone show on LCR FM 103.6 and with permission of LCR the following can be shared on the RICT Museum. Thanks to LCR FM 103.6
Cathedral Plaque August 2025
thanks to Andy Blow of Blow by Blow Productions
Steve Thompson 1955-2025
by Donald Nannestad Steve Thompson, who has sadly passed away at the age of 70, was one of the key players in the team built by Colin Murphy which came incredibly close to taking the Imps back to second tier football for the first time since 1961. After leaving to
Ron Harbertson 1929-2025
Ron Harbertson, President of City’s Former Players Association and one of the oldest former Imps players has sadly passed away at the age of 95. Ron was a regular attender at the LNER Stadium and was also a regular member of the former players who visited local care homes. His
Bert Linnecor’s Blazer Badge – 1950s/60s
Donated by his son Mark. Mark states: This was my dad’s blazer badge. Not sure on the precise date but late 50s early 60s
Lincoln City Yearbook 1990-91
Enjoy the time Allan Clarke was manager with a review of the season before.
v Forest Programme 1945-6
The outer and inner cover from the home programme – September 1945.
Signed Leisure Shirt 1998-9
This fully white leisure shirt (it’s not a 3rd football shirt or anything like that) is signed by the squad in our League 2/Division 3/League 1 season of 1998-9. Produced by Super League, who were the club’s kit supplier during this time.
Sport Express – April 11 1957 edition – 1956-7
Sport Express was previously known as Sport Weekly. This edition was one of the very last, as the magazine folded just a few weeks later on May 2 1957. This edition has a few Lincoln City bits of interest as seen below.
Football League Cup Replay Programme 1976-7
When Lincoln drew the first round game against Doncaster Rovers, the replay was played at a neutral ground – the City Ground in Nottingham. As such Nottingham Forest’s media team at the time published the programme for the game. Rovers won 3-2 on penalties after another draw.
FA Cup Teamsheet against Nottingham Forest 2007-8
with a familiar coaching name in shirt number 15 for Forest…. Forest’s 23 Junior Agogo also played for Lincoln in the 1999/2000 season, scoring once in three games. Junior sadly passed away in 2019 at the age of 40. (The game ended 1-1, with Lincoln losing 3-1 in the replay)
Panini Football 82 – Imps Section
(C) figurine Panini 1982
There or Thereabouts – Keith Alexander
A find – a copy of this book written by Trust Chair Rob Bradley with autographs inside.
Lincoln City Cushions – Pair – no more information
Bought from a car boot sale but have no idea about where they came from and what period. If you can help please let us know!
Former Players Group Photo No 1
Matt Carmichael, John Kennedy, Simon Yeo, Paul Smith
Chelsea Programme 1906-7
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Murph’s Book Signing
In late 2022, Colin Murphy joined the RICT with his co-writer Sally Mears to sell and sign copies of his book Murphy’s Mission – Football Adventures from Sincil Bank to Saigon.
Autographs 1951-2
1951-52 autographs – supplied by Mike Willis of Kettering. Obtained by his dad Jack.
Programme v Birmingham City
With thanks to Ron Myland. Ron writes, “from 8th. November 1952—my earliest Lincoln City programme.”
Team Shot 1895
From the Brian Luke collection
Imps Team Shot 1950-1
From the Weekly Telegraph December 30 1950. From the Brian Luke Collection.
The Team that Performed the Great Impscape
In 1957-8 Lincoln went to Barnsley after failing to win in 18 games. The Imps were bottom of the league and facing a return to Division 3 North. Beating Barnsley 3-1 the team won the remaining five games – allowing Lincoln to remain in Division 2 for another three years.
Memories of Sincil Bank
With thanks to Kevin Fisher. Here is a pic from a slide I took back in the day. Derek Trevis and Graham Taylor I can clearly identify. Great view and atmosphere we used to get in the old South Park wooden stand.Definitely 72/73 and highly likely it was a 1 nil
Imps in First Rothman Football Yearbook 1970-1
With a strange editorial decision to use the Supporters Club logo and not the clubs!
An Interview with Dick Neal
Dick played for the Imps in the 1950s and 1960s in 2 different spells. In this exclusive interview with the Nannestads, Dick talks about his career at the club as well as in football, taking in clubs such as Wolves, Birmingham and Middlesbrough. Please note that the interview is effected
v Gillingham 1990-1 the last 3 minutes or so
Found at the end of a VHS cassette featuring another game, this is the last 3 minutes of the 1-1 draw against Gillingham around Christmas in 1990.
Lincoln City Routeplanner 1980s
Thanks to Gary Parle. Gary writes: Today all you have to do to find directions to an away game is tap the postcode into your sat nav and every twist and turn from your house to the ground is instantly worked out for you. In pre sat nav days, unless
Jeffrey replaces Corner 1968-9
thanks to Malcolm Johnson. This is from the issue dated 7th February 1969 and deals with Alick Jeffrey replacing Norman Corner.
City Signed Home Shirt 2016-7
donated by Brett Freshney. It’s signed by the 2018/2019 winning squad plus the Cowley brothers.
Home Programme v York City 1935-6
With thanks to Jane Hudson
William Sellars 1935-6
William Sellars played on the right wing for the Imps in season 1935-36 making 32 appearances. Overall he played 256 Football League appearances scoring 52 goals. Here is some amazing archive material very kindly provided by his granddaughter Jane Hudson of Lincoln.
Svarc in Soccer Star 1969-70
Thanks to Malcolm Johnson. From Soccer Star dated November 28 1969.
Chapman in Football Monthly 1964-5
Thanks to Malcolm Johnson. From Football Monthly in December 1964. Chapman returned to City a month after this article.
Corner in Soccer Star 1968-9
Thanks to Malcolm Johnson From Soccer Star October 18 1968
Imps Up? 1968-9
thanks to Malcolm Johnson, from Soccer Star 1968-9
Hotshot Hobson 1980-1
thanks to Malcolm Johnson From Match Weekly 27 June 1981
Lincoln Clearout Confidence 1967-8
thanks to Malcolm Johnson From Soccer Star 4-8-1967
Lincoln Maintain Course – 1980-1
Article from 24-30th December issue of Football Weekly News. Donated by Malcolm Johnson.
1980-1 Season Preview from Football Magazine
Thanks to Malcolm Johnson
George Shipley Article
Thanks to Malcolm Johnson From Football Weekly News 18/12/1980
When Prince Phillip asked about the Imps
Cutting from the Lincolnshire Echo June 27 1958.
Club Player Presentations 1990-1
thanks to Malcolm Johnson
Imps with the Stars!
Tommy Trinder, popular comic and director – later Chairman of Fulham FC, seen with Bill Anderson and Tony Emery. Bill Maynard, another comic and actor, playing snooker with the Imps squad of the 1950s. Both images from the Brian Luke Collection.
Team Shot 1956-7
Back row Left to Right: Graham, Downie, Neal, Middleton, Troops Front row Left to Right: Munroe, Gibson, Amery (sic), Northcott, Bannan, Withers From the April 11 1957 edition of Sport Express, part of the Brian Luke Collection
The Plaque Unveiling
Courtesy of Andrew Blow (www.blowbyblow.co.uk)
First Shareholders List of Lincoln City FC Ltd
Donated by Ian Nannestad. Presented to the Board of Trade, the predecessors to Companies House.
Percy Freeman Testimonial Programme 1976-7
The complete programme against Sheffield United from Percy’s testimonial game
Roll of Honour
With thanks to Donald Nannestad A total of 16 Lincoln City players have died in military conflict during the two World Wars comprising five players who were professionals at the start of the conflict, eight former players and three wartime guest players. Only Tommy Strong of the current players had
David Hughes 1958-2023
David Hughes, who has passed away at the age of 65, was a midfield player who signed for the Imps from First Division Club Aston Villa in April 1978. He made his debut for City in a 2-1 win over Carlisle United in the final home game of 1977-78 but
Murph
Our Former Players Association President Colin Murphy was an iconic figure in the history of Lincoln City. His two spells as manager are among the Imps most memorable times of the last 50 years and in his first spell he took the club to the brink of second tier football
Memory Game – Blackpool Play Off Final 2020-1
We could dream after 4 minutes…. but still, what a day.
Sponsor’s Plate v Barnet 1997-8
donated by Emma Lanckham A plate in her possession that was presented to the match sponsors at the game against Barnet on Saturday February 21 1998.
Souvenir Handbook 1951-2
From the Brian Luke Collection
Share Certificate and Letter 1963-4
Brought along to the fan marquee on Saturday before the Blackpool game (26 August 2023) Imps fan Jonathan Emptage shows a letter and share certificate given to his dad back in 1963.
1989-90 Shirt still in use!
Worn here by Imps fan Terry Pepper, he says that he won the shirt in an auction and it was once match worn by Captain Trevor Matthewson – and has worn the shirt on matchdays ever since.
1980s Pennant
donated by Andrea Furlanetto. Andrea writes: I thought you’d like to see the attached picture of a pennant, that should date to the second half of the ’80s, as it features the imp in the special design that was introduced in 1984.
60 Years of Imps Programmes Display
Can now be found in the Red Imps Bar, under the GBM stand, celebrating 60 years of programmes.
Daily Mirror Bobby Moore Gallery of Star Soccer Sides Book of the Clubs 1971-2
An intriguing little book this giving a paragraph to all of the Football League teams playing in that season. What’s more interesting is the decision to use the Lincoln City Supporters Club badge next to the Imps entry!
Memory Game – Lincoln City 9 Bournemouth 0 1982-3
On Saturday 18 December, Harry Redknapp managed for the first time. Lincoln’s team that day – Felgate, Carr, Neale, Cockerill, Peake, Thompson, Burke, Turner, Hobson, Bell, Shipley And the goal scorers – Cockerill (2), Hobson (3), Bell (3) and an own goal Viewed by 4,138 Here’s some images from the
George Whyte Autograph – 1930s
Part of the Brian Luke Collection thanks to Donald Nannestad for identifying the player. George played over 300 games between 1931 and 1939.
King Football Here Again – Lincolnshire Echo 1935-6
Part of the Brian Luke Collection
v Manchester City Match Ticket Stub 1996-7
Donated by Malcolm Johnson
When the Imps played the Spurs – 1983-4
Match programme from the game played at White Hart Lane and signed by many of the Imps players who took part in this game.
Inside the Royal Box – Wembley Final 2017-8
Donated by Melanie Tointon
Lewis and Corner arrive at Wrexham 1968-9
Donated by Clive Woodhead Not sure who the man on the left is – possibly a bystander? At least Jack Lewis and Norman Corner are recognisable having just arrived at Wrexham’s ground on the team bus on 14 September 1968.
Away to Crewe Alexandra Action 1970-1
Donated by Clive Woodhead Gresty Road, Crewe February 13 1971. City prepare to take a free kick. Note the No 10 in the Crewe defensive wall. A certain Stan Bowles. Sadly City lost 3-1 this day, with Bobby Svarc scoring a consolation goal in a 3-1 defeat.
Ron Gray – Football Manager – 1968-9
Donated by Clive Woodhead Lincoln City Manager Ron Gray pictured outside the Sincil Bank ground in August 1968 on what was an Open Day before the season began. He was instrumental in reviving City after the club having being in the doldrums in the early and mid 1960s.
Felgate and Peake after Promotion 1980-1
Donated by Clive Woodhead David Felgate and Trevor Peake two of the vital ingredients of Lincoln’s promotion winning team come off the field after the 1-0 victory v Darlington on May 2 1981.
Job Done! Celebrations after Promotion 1980-1
Donated by Clive Woodhead Clive writes – City are up and Messrs from the left Biggins,Turner,Cunningham (the winning goal scorer with his face covered) Hughes and Hobson take the plaudits from the fans gathered below what is now The Selenity Stand on May 2 1981. Lincoln beat Darlington 1-0.
A Photo of Bert Loxley 1968-9
Donated by Clive Woodhead Clive writes – The man of many talents ie Bert Loxley who on this day in September 14 1968 would probably have been best described as a trainer/coach.He is seen having alighted from the team coach at Wrexham .He would get back on it a happy
A Photo of Norman Corner 1968-9
Donated by Clive Woodhead Clive writes – Norman Corner in the centre shadows the Wrexham keeper as he prepares to kick the ball upfield in the match that City won 1-0 on September 14 1968 courtesy of a Roger Holmes goal. It was one of the rare City games I
A Photo of Roger Holmes 1968-9
Donated by Clive Woodhead September 14 1968.Roger Holmes featured here scored the winner in a 1-0 win on this day at Wrexham.Such a shame that injuries blighted his career,as he was often tipped to go far in the game.
A Photo of Graham Taylor 1968-9
Donated by Clive Woodhead. Clive writes – I took this photo of Graham Taylor outside Wrexham’s Racecourse ground on 14 September 1968,little realising that some eight years later he would become one of Lincoln’s most successful ever Managers.He was a very decent man who showed me great kindness in showing
Dennis Houston – Lincoln City Chairman 1980-82
A selection of photographs donated to the Trust, including players and management of the time.
Spotlight on Lincoln City Radio Documentary – BBC Radio Lincolnshire 8 March 1981
Donated by Malcolm Johnson. With thanks and gratitude to BBC Radio Lincolnshire for allowing us to use the original radio recordings. Due to the archival nature there may be some radio interference heard from time to time. Thanks also go to Michael Hortin.
The 1980-81 Season – as told by BBC Radio Lincolnshire
Donated by Malcolm Johnson. With thanks and gratitude to BBC Radio Lincolnshire for allowing us to use the original radio recordings. Due to the archival nature there may be some radio interference heard from time to time. Thanks also go to Michael Hortin.
Marshall Cavandish Book of Football – 1972
2 pages of Lincoln City’s feature in the old magazine part work Marshall Cavandish Book of Football.
Sporting Moments Fixture Card – 1990-1
A very strange item this – no Lincoln branding on the front but at the back there are fixtures for both Lincoln City and Boston United.
Official Yearbook 1947-8
Donated by Tim Priestley
David Pugh 1899-1900
It is a piece of wood from Harmston Hall a few years ago. It is written on the back – D.H.PUGH. JOINER Lincoln City F.C. 1899- 1900 and in brackets at the top Wrexham, North Wales. A genuine autograph as 1900 was the time that Harmston Hall was renovated. David
Framed Shirt & Medal – League 2 Championship 2018-9
Courtesy of Stewart Miller at our sponsors, Tension Twisted Realities.
Seasonal Review: May 1992
An 8 page brouchure produced by the club going through the 1991-2 season.
Former Player Portraits: Warren Ward
Lincoln City – 1985/6 – 21 appearances, 8 goals also played for Guiseley, York City, Exeter City, Boston United, Kings Lynn, Spalding, Lincoln United, Grantham Town, Boston Town and Wisbech Town, managing Grantham Town between 1994-5.
Former Player Portraits: George Peden
1967-1974 Lincoln City 223 apps 13 goals also played for Amiston Rangers, Heart of Midlothian and Worksop Town.
LCFC First Day Cover 1976-7
Donated by Bill Pilgrim, celebrating Lincoln’s Division Four Championship in 1976/7.
Dave Smith 1947-2022
Obituary by Donald Nannestad Dave Smith, who has passed away at the age of 74, was one of the most talented players to wear a City shirt in the last 70 years.Dave is one of the very few players to make over 400 senior appearances for the Imps and was
Queen Elizabeth II at Sincil Bank 1958
Courtesy of British Pathe, the Queen and Prince Phillip attended Lincoln to open the new Pelham Bridge, before a trip around Sincil Bank (around 1 min 40 seconds into the video) Please note there is no sound on the video.
1980s Autographs
Donated by Andrew Kelly, including a photo of the autograph book they came from
1980s Shirt and Scarf
Donated by Andrew Kelly
Charity All Star Programme at Sincil Bank 1977-8
Charity game at Sincil Bank, with cover and the stars involved…
End of Season Review Magazine May 1993
A 6 page publication released by the club going through the facts, figures and news of the 1992/3 season.
Reames of Paper Fanzine Issue One
This is a rareity – a complete first issue of the infamous (!) Reames of Paper fanzine, produced in the late 1990s and reproduced in it’s entirety by its editor Colin Green.
The New Official History of Lincoln City Football Club
Is now available from the link below.
Lincoln City Fixture List 1969-70
A club issued fixture list booklet, sponsored by the Lincoln Trustee Savings Bank. A whole feature on this will be coming up shortly on the museum.
Imps v Cambridge United Boxing Day 1989-90 – with fan commentary
David Agnew joins the Trust for an exclusive fan commentary of this rather famous game from Boxing Day 1989. Please by aware that the video isn’t HD and has been recorded from the original VHS cassette. With thanks to Donald Nannestad for the video. Match footage (C) Lincoln City FC
BBC1 Final Score 2 May 1988
A certain team got promoted back into the Football League on this date. So how about the BBC Final Score for that date on a Bank Holiday Monday. copyright BBC
Thames Television Documentary TV Eye: Trouble at the Turnstiles
From the Thames Television official Youtube channel, a documentary from 1982 which focuses in the first half on Lincoln City. Copyright Fremantle/Thames
Imps Badges Collection
As donated by Josh Dodd-Wilson
On January 28 1950….
And from the West Lancashire Evening Gazette’s “Green Sports” newspaper, where the Imps were on this day…. with the results of the league too.
Lincoln City Bazaar Programme 1927
Donated by Graham Smalley – an annotated version of the Bazaar programme held at the Lincoln Drill Hall, December 1927. Please pause the You Tube video to read each page.
Andy Graver Matchball – 11-1 Win 1951-2
Match-ball belonging to Andy Graver that he donated to the Club for them to auction off. It’s signed by the 1951/52 team and the ball itself is from the 11-1 over Crewe Alex. Signatures are faded but can still read J. Garvie and B. Birch. Was donated by Kev Shelbourn.
Supporter’s Game v Grimsby Town at Sincil Bank 2008-9
In 2009 a series of supporter’s games for charity were played with the ‘home’ tie played on the Sincil Bank pitch. These are the videos of both halves of the game.
v Macclesfield End of Game video 2009-10
End of game and crowd singing at the end of the season 2009-10, a game that honoured Keith Alexander’s work with both sides.
Man of the Match Award – Matt Carmichael 1989-90
Donated by Matt himself, gaining the trophy after scoring on his league debut against Scunthorpe United on August 19 1989.
Division III North Champions Team Shots 1947-8 1951-2
Donated by Gary Parle
Sport Weekly Magazine – Lincoln City Team Cover 1948-9
Donated by Gary Parle
A sketch of Sincil Bank
Donated by Christopher Walker. A sketch showing the changing visage of Sincil Bank.
Official Club Letter to Football League 1985-6
Supplied by Martin Blow. An official club letter dated 20th February 1986 to the Football League.References the Canon League Guest Day and the Club nominating a match-day for the occasion. Sunday 16th, March 1986 versus Swansea City.
Player Issue Away Shirt – 1979-80
Supplied by Ben Murphy, Colin’s son.
GM Vauxhall Conference Presentation 1987-8
Friendly and official opening of the St. Andrew’s stand by Brian Clough. May 8th, 1988. Also the presentation of the trophy for winning the GM Vauxhall Conference. Supplied by Andy Kelly.
Bournemouth Home Programme 1982-3 Signed by Harry Redknapp
Donated by Jason Wright. Programme cover from the famous 9-0 victory against Bournemouth in Redknapp’s first game as a manager.
Club Blazer Badge 1962
Donated by Rob Stainton and owned by his father, former player Bryan Stainton.
Annual Dinner Menu Cover 1972-3 UPDATED
We now have the complete menu! (updated 13 August 2026)
Programme Cover v Torquay United 1999-2000
Featuring FPA chairman Gavin Gordon on the cover. Thanks to Rob Bradley.
Taylor’s Return – v Watford Programme and excerpt 1978-9
Programme and excerpt celebrating the return of Graham Taylor to Sincil Bank, over a year since he left to manage Watford.
More Ground Works
Donated by Gary Hutchinson, work on the South Park side of Sincil Bank Donated by Clanford Imp, work on the Linpave – now Co-op Stand –
An Incredible Tale – Book from 2016-7 by Kyle Kennealey
Kyle Kennealey’s book – he started writing when he was just 12 and published by the Club as a one off.Documents the 2016/17 season.
Steve Thompson Home Match Shirt 1983-4
Shared by Steve Nesbitt is a Steve Thompson’s match shirt from the 1983/84 season.
Sincil Bank – A Period of Change 1987-9
Pictures are courtesy of Andy Kelly. A couple of the construction of the St Andrew’s stand. Demolition of the Railway End.
Official Programme – v Spartak FK 23 April 1956
The complete programme available to download
Percy Freeman Testimonial Programme Cover 1970s
Programme cover, unfortunately not dated!
Linpave Stand Construction 1994-5
Supplied by Clanford Imp
Edwardian Humour Postcard – 4-1 Defeat to Plymouth Argyle 1913-4
Donated by Martin Blow and with kind permission of the National Football Collection to feature here
Terry Heath Souvenir Testimonial Programme 1975-6
Donator unknown
Lincolnshire Echo Cover – City Fans Salute Their Heroes
Donator unknown
Team Sheet for Public Practice Match against Barnsley 1968-9
Donator unknown
Team Sheet for “Public Practice Match” v Queen of the South – August 1968
Donator unknown, came in a box of programmes donated to the Trust.
Roger Holmes Benefit Match Team Sheet 1965-6
Again, donator unknown. Came in a box of programmes donated to the Trust.
A Letter from the Club
Unknown donator, came in a stack of programmes donated to the Trust. Look at the wonderful letterhead!
Fanzine Collection
Courtesy of Ian Hodgson
Graham Bressington Player’s Trophy 1987-8
Donated by Graham Bressington. This is his GMVC players’s trophy from the 1987/88 season, obviously. A remarkable reminder of the glory season and back to the Football League.
Clive Evans Home Shirt 1987-8
Donated by Anthony Cash.
Social Club Logo Badge – 1970s
Donated by Anthony Cash and taken from the old social club under the old South Bank stand, believed to be dated from the 1970s.
Phil Neale Testimonial Ball and Programme
Donated by Phil Neale OBE himself. Both signed by City and Watford players.
Tom Brooks Rattle
Donated by Ashley Hides – owned by his mum and found in his late dad’s shed.
Collection of signed Pictures
Donated by Steve Haynes
Matchball Sponsors Plate 1997-8
Donated by Matt Hardwick.
Graham Bressington’s 1992-3 Home Shirt
Donated by Anthony Cash
Match Ball from the 1990s
Donated by Martin Blow A match-ball l acquired and carefully inflated, it has to be a treasured possession for me as l loved a signed football in my childhood. Signed in mid-nineties it has signatures of John Schofield, John Vaughn, Jon Whitney, Terry Fleming, Tony Daws, Grant Brown, Jason Barnett
League 2 Champions Shirt 2018-9
Sent by Clive Alfonso is this signed/framed League 2 Champions shirt signed by the squad and management.
Friendly against Moscow Torpedo 1989-90
Going back to Feb 1990 and the friendly against Moscow side Torpedo. Arranged as the Club were visiting the UK and needed a fixture arrangement. Programme for the night courtesy of Dan Norton – it shows that Phil Neale was fluent in Russian with some native programme notes. After the
Supporter’s Club Dinners 1963 1965
Some wonderful memorabilia from the Lincoln City Supporters Club at The Grand Hotel. The evening menu with sign caricatures of the members from the third annual dinner of 1963. Below is the fifth annual dinner menu of 1965. Both of these have been kindly shared by Ashley Hides.
National League Medal 2016-17
donated by Ryan O’Hanrahan – model formerly belonging to Bradley Wood.
Nobby Lawton Testimonial Press Cutting 1971-2
Donated by Malcolm Johnson. Nobby is seen with Derek Dougan, Nobby Stiles, Johnny Giles, Bobby Charlton and others. As published in the now defunct Lincolnshire Chronicle.
Nobby Lawton Testimonial Programme Cover 1971-2
From Wednesday 15 March 1972
Souvenir Programme Football League Champions 1975-6
v Coventry City – Championship Presentation Game
More Mascots – 1981-88
Contributions by:Dan NortonMatt Davis Mr MortonNeil Flynn
A Ten Year Old Mascot 2006-7
Donated by Clive Alfonso My Son, Mark as a ten year old being a mascot for the evening – Tuesday September 12th, 2006 against Macclesfield Town. Match ticket and programme notes included. Pictures include Jamie Forrester, Paul Morgan and Alan Marriott.
Alan Marriott Match Worn Shirt 2007-8
Donated by Tom Williams 2007-08 match-worn goalkeeper Alan Marriott shirt. Marriott was a real fans’-favourite at Sincil Bank with (usually) just the right balance of superb shot-stopping and passion.
Paul Morgan Home Shirt Match Worn 2006-7
Donated by Tom Williams 2006-07 match-worn home Paul Morgan shirt. A popular Imps player and one of my favourite designs of the 21st century Lincoln City kits, despite the unorthodox manufacturer.
Gareth McAuley Match Worn Home Shirt 2004-6
Donated by Tom Williams 2004-06 match-worn home Gareth McAuley shirt. One of my favourite players growing up and one I’m pleased went on to such an impressive career. This design was the first Imps kit I ever got so to me it symbolises my early days at Sincil Bank.
Gary Taylor-Fletcher Match Worn Away Shirt 2003-4
Donated by Tom Williams 2003-04 match-worn away Gary Fletcher shirt. This was Gary’s last season before his June 2004 marriage gave him the now familiar Taylor-Fletcher surname. GTF was my hero as a child. I remember meeting him on a school trip and talking about it forever. To be Lincoln
Player of the Season Voting Form 1979-80
Donated by Malcolm Johnson. The winner that season was Trevor Peake.
A Day at Burnley 2016-7
Donated by Alan Johnson My wife and I have been together for 17 years. She and her family are all Burnley born and bred, whilst mine are all Lincoln so this was a fixture our families had waited years for! This explains the half and half scarf purchase. I know
Murph’s Training Jacket 1987-8
Donated by Martin Blow. During the 87/88 season Colin Murphy was the man to try and return Lincoln City back to the Football League. The season was declared as Murphy’s Mission. This is the training jacket he wore in the GM Vauxhall Conference year and was auctioned by the Club
Memories of 1978-9 Season
Donated by Kevin Barwise “Me far left with Dad (RIP) v Tranmere Rovers on the opening day of the fated 1978-9 season.”
GM Vauxhall Conference Home Shirt 1987-8
Donated by Martin Blow This shirt was made by Spall for the Conference winning season of 1987/88. Worn by players such Trevor Matthewson, John McGinley, Dave Mossman, Mick Wait, Paul Smith and Phil Brown to name all but few. Managed by Colin Murphy, it was a record breaking season as such
Home Shirt – 1981-2
Donated by Martin Blow and Tom Williams. A shirt that inspired the 2021-2 kit.
Paul Smith Match Worn Shirt Away – 1998-9
Donated by Martin Blow
Youth Club Cup Final Programme at Sincil Bank 1979-80
Donated by Malcolm Johnson “Here’s the four-page programme for the National Association of Youth Clubs Cup Final that was inserted into the programme for City’s home game with Scunthorpe on 13 October 1979. I’ve no memory of it, and there’s no mention in any of my newspaper cuttings, but I
Luke Cornwall Match Worn Shirt 2002-3
Donated by Tom Williams. Tom writes: 2002-03 match-worn home Luke Cornwall shirt. An iconic design that is the first I watched as a young Imps supporter.
Building of a Stand – 1993-4
Donated by Alan Johnson A couple of pictures featuring the European Gas Turbines Stand – now the Family Stand – being built, which includes what is now the Managers Office and Media Suite.
John Kurila’s Blazer 1972-3
Donated by Tom Williams / Martin Blow. Tom writes, the same design as that worn by Graham Taylor in the 1972-73 season team photo.I bought it from a friend of his family, a bookseller in Northampton.
Allan Clarke – Signed Programme 1990-1
Submitted by Martin Blow. Quite a unique signed team sheet by Alan Clarke from a Lincolnshire Senior Cup tie against Spalding United. August 1990 and Alan Clarke was new into the management role at Sincil Bank. He lasted until November 30th. Sacked! Replaced by Steve Thompson.
Alan Johnson Shirt & Letter
Courtesy of Martin Blow and Alan Johnson (another one) Here’s the write up from Alan Johnson (not the player) as promised and attached pictures for the museum:- Imagine being a young boy following the Imps every week and then the club signs a player with your exact name (even left
Cowley v Cowley II – The Complete Audio
Thanks very much to Maria Ryder and Michael Hortin from BBC Radio Lincolnshire for kind permission to use here. Photographs supplied by Graham Burrell. This idea was originated by Maria Ryder inspired by TV panel game shows.The show was recorded and broadcast by BBC Radio Lincolnshire and we thank them
Wycombe Wanderers Home Programme 1987-8
Donated by Martin Blow. “My first season supporting Lincoln City – memories of some great games, some not so great. Tug of war with Barnet and Kettering for the top spot of the Conference.This programme is the final game of the season – promotion back to the Football League! Mark
Centenary Badge 1883-1983
Donated by Martin Blow. “A very special badge that belongs to me – maybe a collectors item. This badge celebrates the first one hundred years of Lincoln City Football Club.”
Fourth Division Championship Badge
Donated by Martin Blow “Until recently this badge was very special – still is to me (although l was 3yo at the time) – as it celebrates promotion as champions! A rare thing for City fans. Players like John Ward and Percy Freeman helped City to a record breaking season
Lincolnshire Echo 100 Years at Sincil Bank Publication
Donated by Martin Blow. Published July 29th, 1996 – Lincolnshire Echo’s special publication celebrating 100 years at Sincil Bank. Features match reports, pictures and interviews covering those 100 years since the move from John O’Gaunts where Lincoln played as the Cits.
Up The Imps article In The Forge Magazine June 1952
Courtesy Andy Blow. Andy writes – Its from The Forge – the magazine of Smith Clayton Forge, Lincoln, in 1952. Passed to me by Tony Hepplestone.
v Tottenham Hotspur Match Ticket 1983-4
from the Milk Cup (League Cup) 2nd round 2nd leg game at Sincil Bank
v Exeter City Programme 1968-9
Courtesy Malcolm Johnson
v Brentford Programme 1967-8
Courtesy Malcolm Johnson
v Notts County Programme 1966-7
Courtesy of Malcolm Johnson
Young Supporters Club 1965-6
Donated by Malcolm Johnson
Goal Sponsorship Form 1982-3
As found in a programme of the time.
Lincoln and District Player of the Season Form 1988-9
As given away at the club or as an insert in the match programmes at the time.
Lincoln City Reserves away to Notts County Reserves Programme 1967-8
Donated by Malcolm Johnson. As Malcolm notes, “a strong city line up for some reason, with Norman Corner scoring both goals in a 2-1 win.”
What Might Have Been…. the Proposed Redevelopment of Sincil Bank in 1973
Written by Malcolm Johnson Please see the original post here There has been much discussion in recent years about whether Lincoln City should move to a brand-new ground elsewhere or stay at a redeveloped Sincil Bank. Undoubtedly the part of the current stadium most seen as in need of change
George Shipley Leaves – 1984-5
Donated by Malcolm Johnson
Murphy Leaves – 1984-5
Donated by Malcolm Johnson
Sincil Bank – New Development – 1973 Style
Donated by Malcolm Johnson. As Malcolm says, in a nutshell nothing came of this proposal, apparently due to a lack of funding.
Cambridge 0 City 2 – George Shipley’s Last Goals for the Imps 1984-5
Donated by Malcolm Johnson
City Suspensions in 1982! – 1981-2
Donated by Malcolm Johnson
George Shipley Signs! 1980-1
Courtesy of Malcolm Johnson
Supporter’s Coach – Wings of Sleaford – 1969-70
Courtesy Malcolm Johnson Malcolm explains – “another of Wing’s vehicles arriving with a load of supporters at the bottom of Cross o’Cliff Hill in Lincoln.”
Team Coach – Hudson’s of Horncastle 1969-70
Courtesy of Malcolm Johnson Malcolm writes – “Seeing the huge and fancy team coach at Wycombe on Saturday made me wonder if you might be interested in what the team travelled in over 50 years ago…. which I took in Scunthorpe prior to the match there on 30 November 1969. It
Programme Copper Printing Blocks – 1960s
Donated by Dave Allsop. Dave notes, “I was a printer at Moorprint back in the Eighties, and we printed the City programme, my old workmate, Charlie Jackson used to work at Bargate Press who printed the programmes back in the 50s / 60s, when he retired he gave me the
Chesterfield Away Programme Cover 1965-6
Donated by Malcolm Johnson, he notes – Here’s the cover of the programme for City’s away match with Chesterfield on 8 January 1966. Note the lack of floodlights in the drawing of the ground – Chesterfield were one of the last league clubs to have them installed.This was my first
Bradford Park Avenue v Lincoln City Programme Cover 1969-70
Donated by Malcolm Johnson Here’s the programme cover for City’s away game with Bradford (Park Avenue) towards the end of their last season in the Football League.
Red Imps Association Travelling Supporter of the Year Award 1974-5
Donated by Malcolm Johnson, it is his nomination as the travelling supporter of the year, in it’s inaugural season. Malcolm notes – Also, a cutting from the Lincolnshire Chronicle following the award.I’d been nominated as although I didn’t used to get to more than about half of the away matches
Friendly v Nottingham Forest 1988-9 Programme Cover
Donated by Malcolm Johnson The cover of the programme for the friendly match with Nottingham Forest on 8 May 1988 arranged to mark the official opening of the new St Andrews Stand (now known as the Selenity). The game also saw the presentation of the GM Vauxhall Conference championship trophy.
Souvenirs of a First Match
Donated by Mark Duckering. He notes that these were souvenirs bought for his dad in honour of his first game in 1970-1.
Graham Taylor Cutting Lincolnshire Chronicle 1970-1
Donated by Malcolm Johnson
One Hell of a Season
Donated by Malcolm Johnson Published in 2003, it tells the story of the 2002-3 season for both Lincoln and Boston United Written by Grahame Lloyd
Peter Jackson at Fans Forum 2008-9
Lincoln manager Peter Jackson appears at a well attended fans forum in the Centrespot.
Sun Soccer Cards 1978-9
Donated by Gary Hutchinson. In 1978, a daily newspaper released a set of 1000 cards, their first such set for six years. It included international footballers, flags and domestic players, with four from Lincoln City. They were John Fleming, Mick Harford, Clive Wigginton and Dennis Leigh. The paper did not
Cambridge United’s First League Game 1970-1
Donated by Malcolm Johnson Cambridge United’s first league game was against Lincoln City in the 1970-1 season. The final score was 1-1.
In Loving Memory
Keith Alexander 1958-2010 Richard Butcher 1981-2011
David Longhurst 1965-1990
On the 8 September 1990, Lincoln City played York City at Bootham Crescent in a League game. Tragically, the York City midfielder, David Longhurst collapsed on the field and despite the heroic attempts by medical staff sadly passed away. His family have used the C.R.Y charity to raise money for
Abandoned Game Programme Cover – York City 1992-3
Donated by Malcolm Johnson Abandoned at half time due to fog
Abandoned Game Programme Cover – Oxford United 1982-3
Donated by Malcolm Johnson Abandoned after 64 minutes due to fog
Abandoned Game Programme Cover – Crystal Palace 1976-7
Donated by Malcolm Johnson The game was abandoned after 61 minutes due to a frozen pitch.
Directors on Board – May 1970
Donated by Malcolm Johnson. The photo is from Soccer Star Magazine.
Expunged Aldershot Programmes 1991-2
Donated by Malcolm Johnson “On a few occasions in their history Lincoln City have played matches which have later been expunged from the records for various reasons. Two of these came in the 1991/92 season against Aldershot FC who went out of business during the season. “The game at Sincil Bank
Pennant Gift Newcastle Friendly 1996
Donated by Gary Hutchinson. Gary writes, It was presented to the club by IJsselmeervogels, the club we purchased Gijs Bos from. As you can see, it was a gift given to us ahead of the game in which Alan Shearer made his debut for Newcastle, the friendly in 1996.How did it
A Fan’s Notebook 1921-22 Season
Kindly donated by Gary Hutchinson. Gary writes – It is a written record of our 1921/22 season, courtesy of someone called L Howden from Pennell Street. They meticulously noted down the teams, scores and events from every game, as well as some other details such as the divisions and FA
Found 24/7/2021……..
By Rob Bradley at a reclamation yard in Skegness.
Match Sponsor Momentos
Donated by Gary Hutchinson. Gary writes – These are two mementos presented to Jewson as match sponsors in consecutive years. The manager of the depot at the time was a big Lincoln fan, so Jewson had quite a tie with the Imps in the early nineties. This was before my time,
Images of Play Off Final 2004-5
Photos donated by Malcolm Johnson.
League Cup – Derby Fourth Round Cutting and Programme 1967-8
Donated by Malcolm Johnson
Bournemouth 9-0 Victory Cutting 1982-3
Donated by Malcolm Johnson
Northampton 8-0 Victory Cutting
Donated by Malcolm Johnson
Badge and Bracelet – unknown date and 70s
Donated by Mark Duckering. Bracelet from 1975-78 era. Top badge unknown.
Fixture List 1959-60
Donated by Mark Duckering, he notes that he found them in his grandad’s belongings.
Lincoln City 1922-3 Cigarette Cards
Donated by Mark Duckering. Mark notes – Given away with Pinnace cigarettes, three sizes where available which could be obtained by returning 25 cards you didn’t want and exchanging for larger versions of the players you did. 100 small cards or 5 medium cards for the largest.
Season Review May 1993
Donated by Malcolm Johnson
The 1983 Lincoln City 7in Single
Donated by Malcolm Johnson For the 100th exhibit we’d thought we would do something special. Here is the 7in vinyl single produced by Lincoln City FC in 1983 which contains the teams renditions of both You’ll Never Walk Alone and the Lincolnshire Poacher. All proceeds were to go to the
1987-8 Promotion Book Cover
Donated by Malcolm Johnson
Phil Neale Testimonial Year Book Cover 1984-5
Donated by Malcolm Johnson
Seasonal Review Newsletter Cover May 1992
Donated by Malcolm Johnson
Official Club Preview Cover to 1991-2 Season
Donated by Malcolm Johnson
Club Newsletter November 1992
Donated by Malcolm Johnson
Open Top Bus Tour – 2002-3
Donated by Rob Bradley. Rob writes, “Open top bus trip to Guildhall after first Cardiff play-off final. Features Keith Alexander thanking the fans and Ringo and band providing the music.“
Memories of Sincil Bank – Collapsed Wall 1975-6
Donated by Rob Bradley. Rob writes, “Collapsed wall the morning after the September 1975 League Cup game v Stoke City that the Imps won 2-1. I was a surveyor working at the ground at the time assessing it for compliance with the new Safety at Sports Ground Act. The wall
Away to West Brom 1975-6
Donated by Rob Bradley. Rob notes, “WBA v Lincoln City fourth round of FA Cup in record-breaking 75-76 season. Lost unluckily 3-2 to higher ranked hosts. “
Yearbook 1975-6
Courtesy Malcolm Johnson
Promotion Book 1975-6
Courtesy Malcolm Johnson
Championship 1975-6
Courtesy of Malcolm Johnson.
Paired Programmes
Donated by Tony Smith, a series of programmes ‘paired’ together.
Unofficial Team Photograph 1968-9
Taken by Malcolm Johnson. Malcolm writes: I took this photo myself at either the game with Workington on 5th April 1969 or Bradford (PA) on Easter Monday 7th April 1969. For some reason I had my camera with me and for some reason I was in front of the St
Lincoln Legends Playing Cards
Kindly donated by Patrick Reeve. Patrick explains both the cards and the ‘signings’ on them…. In about 2007, Lincoln City produced a set of playing cards to celebrate the Legends of the club. When I bought the cards, I decided to see if I could find all of the players
v Notts County Home Programme 68-9 – first Graham Taylor Game
Donated by Paul Bee. Paul notes not only was it Taylor’s first game as a player it was also George Peden’s, both debuting in a 5-0 victory.
Lincoln City Yearbook Cover 1990
Donated by Malcolm Johnson
Season Ticket Cover 1977-8
Donated by Malcolm Johnson
An Interview with Stuart Wright
Stuart was Ernie Wright’s son, who produced “Ernie’s Scrapbook’, a historical collection of Lincoln City in the 1950s and 1960s – find out more here.
Trust Newsletter Summer 2001 Cover
Donated by Rob Bradley
Lincoln City Programme – Judgement Day 2011
Programme produced for the last game of the 2010/1 season, ending with the club’s relegation out of the Football League. Donated by Rob Bradley.
Relegated – Lincolnshire Echo Cover 2011
Donated by Rob Bradley. Issue after relegation from the Football League at end of 2010/1 season.
Play Off Final Team Sheet Cardiff 2002-3
Donated by Rob Bradley
Calendar Cover 1999
Donated by Rob Bradley
Prince Abdullah of Malaysia Shield
Given to the club when Rob Bradley was chairman as a gift.
Memories of Sincil Bank – Flooding by the Drain
Sometime in 2000s.
Memories Around Sincil Bank – early 1980s
Part of what is now The Stacey West stand can be seen on the right hand side. When Lincoln had the avoiding rail line, diverting freight and regular train services from the city centre.
Away Shirt – Paul Green – 125th Anniversary 2008-9
Courtesy of Steve Rowland
Home Shirt 2007-8
Courtesy of Steve Rowland
Home Shirt 1985-7
Courtesy of Steve Rowland
BDV Silk Cigarette League Colours Card – 1920s?
Courtesy of Gary Parle
Home Programme v Grimsby 1948-9
The largest Football League crowd at Sincil Bank is 23146 who saw bottom of the table City host Grimsby Town who were themselves in 20th in Division 2 in 1949. The line ups were as per the programme with Jock Dodds putting City ahead after nine minutes only for Tommy
v Everton Away Programme 1953-4
Donated by Gary Parle. Gary notes, ” City’s visit to Goodison Park on Good Friday April 16th 1954 attracted the largest Football League crowd that the Imps have played in front of as 61231 attended. The City line up was Jerry Lowery; Horace Green, Don Dykes; Doug Wright, Tony Emery, Bob
Luton Town 8-1 Victory Newspaper cutting
A newspaper cutting from Malcolm Johnson’s collection from the 1966-7 season. The Stacey West website has a lot of information about this game – https://staceywest.net/2017/08/31/looking-back-imps-8-1-luton/
Team Shot 1969-70
From Malcolm Johnson’s collection.
Imp Shield
From Malcolm Johnson’s collection.
Home Programme v Liverpool 1959-60
From Malcolm Johnson’s collection. Cover of the programme. Malcolm notes, “I first saw City play in the late 1950s, but the only programme I still have from that time is the attached. The ‘43095’ written in pencil on the cover is the number of a railway engine that would have
Football League Review 1970-1
From Malcolm Johnson’s collection, Dave Smith on the cover of this regular magazine of the time.
v Aldershot 1970/1
From Malcolm Johnson’s collection. Malcolm writes, “The date is 7 February 1970 and the match was against Aldershot. In the centre circle the visitors’ player-manager and captain Jimmy Melia can just be made out tossing up with City’s captain Jim Grummett. An action photograph taken at that same match later
End of Game 1982-3
Stuart Hibberd and Gordon Simmonite leave the pitch after a 1-1 draw against Oxford United on 30 April 1983.
The FA Cup Run in Programmes 2016-7
Courtesy of Richard Laika and Gary Parle
The Inebriate Challenge Cup 1978-9
Pre-season challenge cup cover of programme
Player Bonus Scheme 1972-3
With grateful thanks to John Kennedy
Graham Taylor letter to John Kennedy
From May 1977 (with grateful thanks to John for it’s inclusion)
Supporters Club Official Magazine
Vol 1 No 3 – but we have no date, can you help? media@redimpstrust.co.uk
Lincoln City 1997-8 Framed Signed Shirt
Put up for auction by the Guide Dogs for the Blind charity, Jean Foster won it and has graciously allowed us to present it here.
Season Ticket Advertisement in Lincolnshire Echo April 2014
from Lincolnshire Echo, back of an edition in April 2014 advertising new season tickets for the 2014-5 season.
A Tribute to Yellow Socks
Courtesy of Rob Bradley. Artist James Hoy
Hayden Cann Match Worn Shirts 2020-21
Courtesy of Rob Bradley
Steve Thompson Player of the Year 1981-2
Copyright Lincolnshire Echo stamped on the back
Home Shirt 1989-90
Made by Spall and was originally sold without a sponsor (the sponsor at the time was Wheel Horse).
Adidas Classic Imps Shirt Renewed
An example of a copy of the classic Adidas Classic Imps Shirt that the players wore between 1978 and 1983 and has been incredibly returned in the brand new Imps kit for the 2021-2 season.
Home Shirt 2000-1
Sponsored by Alstom
Away Shirt 2004-5
Sponsored by Sports TV plc
Memories of Wembley 2018
Some photographs of our first ever game at Wembley, beating Shrewsbury Town 1-0 in the Checkatrade Trophy Final.
Lincoln City Away/3rd Shirt 2008-2009
The XLB version of the shirt, signed by manager of the time Peter Jackson
Umbro Tracksuit Top
Unknown year – can you help? media@redimpstrust.co.uk
Lincoln City Souvenir Magazine 1988
To celebrate promotion from the GM Vauxhall Conference in 1988.
Play Off VHS V Scunthorpe United 2002/3
Club produced VHS on the play off semi finals against Scunthorpe United in 2002/3.
Lincoln City Centenary Souvenir
Magazine focusing on 100 years of Lincoln City
Programme v Macclesfield Town 2016-7
THAT game versus Macclesfield.
Programme v Brentford 1967-8
League Division 4 match from 67-8.
The Imp-Possible Dream
By John Vickers.
A Season in Blogs Limited First Edition
By Gary Hutchinson
City Centenary
By John Vickers
Letter from Kevin Keegan
Courtesy of Rob Bradley in his time of chairman, a copy of a letter he received from Kevin Keegan.
The Road to Cardiff 2002-3 VHS Video
Released by Lincoln City FC, an official VHS release from the club
Stand Up If You Love The Boss
By Geoffrey Piper
Official History of Lincoln City Football Club
Written by Ian & Donald Nannestad
Who’s Who of Lincoln City
Written by Ian & Donald Nannestad.
Past Imperfect
Book written by Brian Halford.
The Boys Are Back
Lincolnshire Echo front cover from promotion from the GM Vauxhall Conference in 1988. courtesy Rob Bradley
v Halifax Town Programme 1930/1931 Season
The full programme is available to download from here. With thanks to Donald Nannestad.
Champions 2016-7 – The Fans & Atmosphere
Please note there is language in this video that may offend and may not be suitable for a work environment.
Lincolnshire Echo – The Day of Relegation out of the Football League 1987
(C) Lincolnshire Echo
Pathe News Clips
Courtesy of Donald Nannestad, here are two clips of Lincoln City action from the 1950s. The Portsmouth v Lincoln City FA Cup 3rd round tie https://www.britishpathe.com/video/f-a-cup-3rd-round-portsmouth-vs-lincoln-city/query/lincoln+city+football And from 1958 a royal visit. https://www.britishpathe.com/video/royal-visit-to-lincoln-scunthorpe-grimsby/query/lincoln+city+fo
Lincoln City v Lincoln City Old Stars Programme 1964
Supplied by Melanie & Stephen Tointon Game between Lincoln City v Lincoln City Old Stars on Friday 1 May 1964 – programme. 2021-03-08_171033
