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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.
