By From the Brian Luke Collection 91 appearances and 22 goals for the Imps.
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
Toffs 1940s/1950s Home Shirt
Released in 1990s, a replica version of the classic ‘Blinds’ strip of the Imps from the 1940s and 50s.
A Letter from the Manager – 1948-9
Bill Anderson telling a young boy he won’t be a ball boy – yet.
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
v Forest Programme 1945-6
The outer and inner cover from the home programme – September 1945.
Official Yearbook 1947-8
Donated by Tim Priestley
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
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
