However, that match is overshadowed by 1961 when the Royals lost the "unlosable game" - having dropped just two of 22 games beforehand - as Swan Districts won their first premiership (en route to a hat-trick). Together with a photograph of the 1992 Weg poster, used as a basis for the design. East Perth Yearbook and Financial Statements 2022 East Perth Yearbook 2017 East Perth Yearbook 2016 East Perth Yearbook 2015 Height 11 cm, 1933 'The News' full page supplements 'South Australian football Captains', each 28 x 45 cm, noted Vic Bateman (Sturt), P.Furler (north Adelaide), S.Ween (Port Adelaide), W.Williamson (West Torrens) and Stan Jaffer (South Adelaide). Group including wall plaque 'West Perth Football Club, Team of the Century, 1900-2000, Member, Farmer Graham MBE, Position 1st Ruck' (22 x 30 cm); photo of Polly on awards night; colour photographs of 1969 & 1971 Premiership teams (each 50 x 40 cm). Show 2 more like this, SANFL: Club Annual Reports, c1973-2001, noted South Adelaide (5), Sturt (15), West Adelaide (7) & Woodville (1). Fair/G condition Played six games for Victoria, kicking six goals. PREMIERSHIPS Member of premiership team for West Perth 1969 Member of premiership team for Norwood 1975, 1978 Member of pre-season premiership team for Norwood 1977 (Ardath Cup NFL) MATCHES FOR SOUTH AUSTRALIA 8 matches for South Australia MATCHES FOR WESTERN AUSTRALIA 4 matches for Western Australia INTERNATIONAL MATCHES FOR AUSTRALIA Ltd. trading as CARTER'S Publications. Exceptional condition for these. The tables are displayed best in landscape mode, so tilt your phone for the best view! Scoreboards are stubborn things but theyve been around a long time. [66], Minus Atwell, Graham Jenzen and Greg Brehaut, Perths fanaticism has them snatch the match from West Perth after being thirty-one points down at half-time giving the Demons the box seat for four consecutive premierships. The advent of Graeme Campbell lured the speedster back to the Cardinals fold, and a fruitful return it proved to be. (6 items), Bobbing head figurine: c1960s West Adelaide footballer figurine with bobbing head, 15 cm high. [28], Bill Walker, despite suffering a bad back injury early in the match, constantly brings the ball into the open to have Swans running over Claremont after the Tigers obtained a four-goal quarter-time lead. Subiaco kicked its highest open-age score until 1984 when it kicked 32.12 (204) against Perth, Perth easily win an uninspiring match between two depleted teams it was said most spectators were eagerly listening on the radio to. 1997 Collingwood v West Coast in London. Kilda'; c1983-84 West End/The Advertiser 'SANFL Footballers Posters' (10);, SANFL: 1924-2008 collection with club annual reports/yearbooks (62) - Glenelg (4), North Adelaide (7), Norwood (4), Port Adelaide (2), South Adelaide (4), Sturt (20), West Adelaide (14), Woodville (2) & West Torrens (5). This is to Certify that G Farmer Esq represented his State in an Australian Football Championship. Player honours: Best and fairest 1976; premiership team 1969, 1973, 1974; Victorian representative (8 games, 1 goal); captain 1978; Richmond Team of the Century. (7); Port Adelaide (2); South Melbourne/Sydney Swans (7) & West Coast (1). Warragul c1930 team photograph; 1931 'Football Record' - Gippsland Football League v Central Gippsland Football Association; programme for 1927 West Gippsland Hospital Carnival; cover for 1930 Warragul Football Club dinner signed by A.Strange. John Dimmer - 2, Copyright 2023 West Perth Football Club, Jason Salecic - SixSeasons (2008 - 2013). West Adelaide football club, 1951 - 1997 range of badges, fobs and pins, (22 different). Anything and everything WAFL. 1924 'S.A.Footballer, Premiership 1924 Souvenir', with Grand Final - West Torrens v Sturt, attractive colour front cover. 1920, 1921 and 1928; 'N.F.C. [7][8] The new club was immediately granted entry into the WA Football Association (later called the WA Football League) and won its first premiership in 1897. Collection of 10 Claremont Football Club Members badges various year dates iii) three other, A West Coast Eagles, signed presentation John Worsfold framed print inscribed 'To Bluey, Best Wishes, John Worsfold 24' note: image is John Worsfold against Tony Modra- Adelaide Crows frame size: 71.5 x 77 cm Early West Australian football medallion a Subiaco football club Membership medallion. South Australian Ephemera: 1911-2002 items in Folder, noted 1911 Port Adelaide Tour, Victorian Railways menu; 1938 South Adelaide Premiership Victory picnic; 1961 West Adelaide Fc Premiership dinner menu; 1964 South Adelaide Fc Premiership dinner menu;. East Fremantle gain revenge for the 1967 Lathlain Park debacle and record their first win over Perth since 1966, breaking a record sequence of eight losses. West Perths unexpected physical strength jolts and undisciplined East Perth team, who made the error of kicking into the wind after winning the toss. The league's popularity, aided by the driest football season in Perth since 1940,[5] and a new $500,000 grandstand at Subiaco Oval,[6] reached a high not to be surpassed. [70], Perths hardness at the ball allows them to score 9.6 (60) to 1.2 (8) in a brilliant last quarter after an even struggle in the process keepign ahead of West Perths despite the latters huge win over an inept South Fremantle. Noted Adelaide (c30); Brisbane (8); Fremantle (2); Port Adelaide (22); Sydney (35); West Coast (1). WAFL Perth Football Club, Jubilee year 1899-1959. Tackles. See our Sundries page, above, for many more words about scoreboards. Show 1 more like this. AFL official memorabilia: with 2013 RAV4 model cars (8) for Adelaide, Carlton, Collingwood, Essendon, Gsw Giants, gold coast, Richmond & West coast Eagles; kitchen boards (3) for Fremantle, West coast Eagles & Western bulldogs; team bar trays (3) for, Signed player photos: for West coast Eagles (7, all 16 x 10 cm) including Matthew Priddis & Nic Naitanui: Sydney swans (5) including Adam Goodes (20 x 30 cm), Paul Roos & Michael O'Loughlin; Port Adelaide (2) including Gavin Wanganeen,; various sizes, up, Weg posters: laminated Weg posters for West coast Eagles 1992 & 1994, Essendon 1993 & Carlton 1995; also duplicated posters (not laminated) for Carlton 1995 (12), North Melbourne 1996 (9), Adelaide 1997 (11), Adelaide 1998 (6), North Melbourne 1999 (10)., A framed 2014 West coast Eagles Guernsey signed by the team members. East Perth coach 1976-77. The West Perth Football Club, nicknamed the Falcons, is an Australian rules football club located in Joondalup, Western Australia. Its said that when batting Doncon always knew his score (and he scored a lot of runs), the team score and his partners score scoreboards are a rarity in country cricket. West Perths 126-point win remains the biggest achieved by a visiting club at Bassendean Oval, breaking South Fremantles 112 points in 1952. Hal Krotzer, Delphos Jefferson. Jason Salecic - SixSeasons (2008 - 2013), Bill Monaghan - Ten Seasons(2009 - 2018) Ben Cousins: c.2007 West Coast Eagles guernsey commemorating the highlights of his glittering 1996-2007 Wce career, signed by Cousin's across the number '9', also signed with his 'Such is Life' motto. Claremonts John Lewis ties a fluctuating match highlighted by a brilliant third quarter from John Parkinson with the last kick of the day. unopened in superb condition. Ends. Dennis Cometti, The West Australian, 5 July 2013. East Perth break Perths Round 11 record for the biggest win with fewer scoring shots and derail Perths dream of four successive premierships. Winless Claremont captain-coach Dennis Marshall says he must start a rebuilding program after Swan Districts pass their 1968 win tally against a selfish Tiger team, where the youngsters teach lessons to Claremonts elders. West Coast: 2005 original losing Weg poster, window mounted, framed & glazed, overall 63 x 82 cm. 1906 Valentine's 'League Series' picture postcard for West Melbourne in the Vfa (1879-1880 & 1899-1907), Very Fine unused. But when WA stayed in Perth and teams from two other states visited (often SA and Victoria), there were sometimes two different WA teams chosen (and two different photos). A framed 2014 West coast Eagles Guernsey signed by the team members. 1925 'S.A.Footballer, Premiership 1925 Souvenir', with Grand Final - Norwood v West Torrens, attractive colour front cover. (West Torrens 1st Premiership). Group including wall plaque 'West Perth Football Club, Team of the Century, 1900-2000, Member, Farmer Graham MBE, Position 1st Ruck' (22 x 30 cm); photo of Polly on awards night; colour photographs of 1969 & 1971 Premiership teams (each 50 x 40 cm). Fair/Good, Collingwood Small postcard 'Collingwood Football Club, Runners Up, Season 1925' (faults); booklet 'The Magpies of 1965'; plus album of 'Football Record's 1958-97 (13) including 1997 Collingwood v West Coast in London; & Ntfa Records (8). Cat.Numbers 41-48. Kalgoorlie Railway Football Club 1962. The problem is in working out how many there were each season. 1914 Carnival Team1914 (WA 2nd XVIII v Norwood), 1933 Carnival (formal team photo, dress uniform photo andphoto on ground), 1946 (WA v SA)1947 (WA 2nd XVIII v Essendon), 1952 (Vic & SA Touring Team) (big photo and small photo), 1953 Carnival (big photo and small photo), 1970 (Victoria and Tasmania Touring Team), 1980 (Vic v WA State of Origin in Melbourne), 1902 South Fremantle Juniors (Third Rate Junior Association), 1922/7 West Perth B-Grade (without officials), 1922/7 West Perth B-Grade (with officials), 1928 East Fremantle (Eastern States Tour), 1952 Fremantle District Ex Scholars Combined Side. WAFL: WA publications, noted 'Whos Who in West Australian Football' (4) for 1983, 1985, 1986 & 1987; 'Football 150' (Perth, 1979); 'WAs Fabulous 40' by East (Perth, 1984). Ltd. trading as CARTER'S Publications. These items have been sold, and the description, image and price are for reference purposes only. It determines coaches destinies, club futures and where you are on the ladder. Denis Pagan, North Melbourne premiership coach, The Age, 5 May, 2016. 1969 Graham Farmer's 300th Game: Crystal water jug with silver-plated handle & lid, engraved 'Presented to, Graham Farmer, by The West Perth Football Club Inc, 10.5.69, to commemorate his, 300th League Game'. Very attractive and rare, SANFL: c1970s 45rpm Records of club Songs/club Histories (10), noted Glenelg (2), north Adelaide, Norwood (2), Port Adelaide, Sturt (plus extra sleeve), West Adelaide and Woodville (2). Footscray/Western Bulldogs: 'Warriors of the West' print by Jamie Cooper, signed by Chris Grant, Tony Liberatore, Scott Wynd & the artist, numbered 159/250, window mounted, framed & glazed, overall 111 x 95 cm. Collection of 14 West Coast Eagles club Membership and promotional badges various including Captains club, various year dates members badges, key ring ii) A. (Qty, Collection of photographs from Polly's time at West Perth, including six action photographs; 1969 Premiership trophy & flag; Polly Farmer being chaired from the field; Polly's 339th game; and ten reprinted team photographs, various sizes, condition, Group including pewter medal, 67 mm diameter, 'Westside Football Salutes, Graham Farmer, 356 games, 1953-1971' in presentation case; 1971 menu/program 'A Tribute to Graham Farmer'; annual reports for 1968 1970 & 1971; two pewter mugs won by Polly in 1968;, 'Football Record' & 'Football Budget' including 1963 1st Semi Final - Melbourne v St Kilda; 1963 Preliminary Final - Melbourne v Hawthorn; 1964 Victoria v WA; 1967 Preliminary Final - Geelong v Carlton; 1971 Grand Final East Perth v West Perth; 1971 4 - Max Tetley (1932, 1934, 1935, 1941) Among the top four, Perth failed to achieve a fourth consecutive premiership[a] that at one point looked very much in their grasp due to the overwork of Barry Cable which robbed him of some brilliance,[3] early-season injuries to key players Iseger and Page[4] and a couple of surprising losses to lower clubs, whilst East Perth, who won consistently without being impressive for most of the season, failed for the fourth time in as many seasons in the Grand Final, this time to West Perth and in a much more decisive manner than any of their Perth defeats. In the 20th anniversary year of the . Fourths 78 Mick Patrick (1969) MOST CLUB GOALS IN A GAME: Max George - 14 goals versus West Perth, 1974 RECORD HOME ATTENDANCE: 22,300 - May 10 1980. In 1915 the team became the original tenant of the newly built Leederville Oval where it would remain based until 1993, at which time the team moved to Joondalup to play games at Arena Joondalup from the 1994 season onwards. East Perth attracted an average of over twelve thousand spectators to each home match,[7] including an all-time record WANFL home-and-away attendance against West Perth on the Saturday before Foundation Day. Footballer' Grand Final souvenir edition for Sturt V West Torrens, with gorgeous colour front cover, coupon removed at p.37, otherwise fine condition. 1922 'S.A.Footballer, Premiership Souvenir, 1922', with Grand Final - Norwood v West Adelaide, attractive colour front cover. Fair/good condition. at Wickepin, while my wife dozed off, I decided I should record something of each place and the scoreboard was the obvious thing to me. 1970 Nabisco poster 'Polly Farmer, West Perth', laminated & signed in gold pen 'Graham Polly Farmer', window mounted with photo, framed & glazed, overall 58 x 78 cm. (2, West Coast/Weg Artwork: Preliminary artwork for cover of 1992 Grand Final video, produced and signed by Weg, for Australian Football Video, c1994, size 32 x 46 cm. Good condition. The teams covered include old, Longwarry Football Club: 1930 Premiership medallion, 9ct gold, engraved verso 'Presented to J. Freeman' 5.2gms. Each 64 x 46, Memorabilia selection with 1998 Matchbox cars (2) with Hawthorn or West coast Eagles livery and convoy trucks (3) with Adelaide, Carlton or Essendon livery, also Nick Riewoldt (St Kilda) action figure with articulated limbs, and 1976 Hawthorn stubby, An accumulation of English football programmes, mainly 1960s including Birmingham city, Bury, Exeter city, Leeds United, Mansfield town, Nottingham forest, Oldham Athletic, reading, Sheffield Wednesday, Sunderland, Sutton town, West Bromwich Albion,, The Amateur Footballer' (under the official Patronage of the Victorian Amateur football Association) [Published by C.G. Career highlights; . . Fair/VG. We have no record of any other postcards from this, 1929 Weekly Times 'Football Team Photos' (21/35 known), comprising Benalla Rovers, Carlton, Castlemaine, Echuca, Footscray, Geelong, Hawthorn, Horsham, Kyabram, Melbourne, Melbourne Grammar, Nhill, Northcote, Oakleigh, port Fairy, St. Kilda, South, Geelong: dinner menu 'Geelong Football Club, Premiership dinner, Centenary hall, Thursday 5th December 1963', with 15 signatures on inside back cover including Colin rice, John watts, Roy West, John Brown & Paul Vinar. Scoreless at East Fremantle by Les Everett, The Western Oval miniature replica (part 2), The Western Oval miniature replica (part 1). (Qty 5). (11 items), Calendars: c1989-2009 collection, noted 'Men of AFL' (3); Adelaide (3); Brisbane (4); Carlton (4); Essendon (5); Fitzroy (1); Footscray (3); Fremantle (3); Geelong (4); Hawthorn (3); Melbourne (3); North Melbourne (3); Port Adelaide (4); Richmond (6); St., Clubs Ephemera: c1992-2008 membership brochures, programmes, stickers, newsletters/magazines in binder. Richmond FC formed, Victorians FC formed (West Perth from 1891 onwards, current WAFL club), Western Australian Football Association established . Perths weakness around the ground they take only 53 marks to 77 leaves it unable to counter West and Barry Cable playing as a defensive man rather than a stormtrooper. Fair/G condition. Ltd. 2023 John Furphy Pty. G/VG condition. Football Group, noted 1985-2015 'Football Record's (116) including Finals (42) & Grand Finals (23). Tom Osborne, Bluffton. West Perth coach 1968-71 for premierships in 1969 and 1971. Show 5 more like this, West Coast/Weg Artwork: Preliminary artwork for cover of 1992 Grand Final video, produced and signed by Weg, for Australian Football Video, c1994, size 32 x 46 cm. Fair/Good, Collingwood Small postcard 'Collingwood Football Club, Runners Up, Season 1925' (faults); booklet 'The Magpies of 1965'; plus album of 'Football Record's 1958-97 (13) including 1997 Collingwood v West Coast in London; & Ntfa Records (8). There is only one thing that matters in AFL football and thats the scoreboard and it determines so many things. Season P W L D Place Players Used . Longwarry competed in the WGFL (West Gippsland Football League) between 1927 and 1988, winning the senior grade premiership 7 times. Show 2 more like this, West Coast Eagles/WAFL/Fremantle: Group with 2006 Premiers plate; 'Eagle Eye' club magazines, 29 issues 1993-2005; Pro-Star Headliner; range of annual reports, yearbooks & ephemera, Collingwood: 'The Age League Football Fixtures - Collingwood' for 1963 & 1965; oval-shaped entry cards (7) to Collingwood corporate luncheons in 1999, featuring action shots of different Collingwood legends; T-shirt from 1997 Collingwood v West Coast, WAFL: 'Ross Elliott's West Australian Football Register' 1962-1972, the first 11 editions complete.
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