First of all, these are not for sale, as they were left to me by my great aunt. I was just wondering how much you think they are worth.
The Who's Who Of Wrestling First published - 1971 £1.50 130 pages Includes bios for 209 wrestlers, wrestling rules, wrestling holds, wrestling venues, promoters, fanclubs and more. The book contains autographs from... Johnny Czeslaw John Elijah Charlie Fisher Bob Francini Steve grey John Harris "Judo" Al Hayes Colin Joynson Johnny Kowalski Johnny Kwango Danny Lynch Mike Marino Ivan Penzecoff Pete Roberts Bert Royal Tony St.Clair (!!! Wasn't that the person who was the only ever person to hold the TWA Championship 5 times?!) Tibor Szakas Billy Torontas
Also in the book, not signed... Peter Maivia (The Rock's grandfather Mick McManus Kendo Nagasaki Pat Roach
RINGSIDE 1975? 12 pages Programme? IUncludes photo and storys on... The Fabulous Moolah Count Bartelli
Sourvenir Picture Gallery Numbers 1 and 2 4 pages One autograph from Catweazle
There may be more famous names in any of these, but these are the ones I recognised and I thought were popular.
Re: 1970's book and programmes 6 Years, 3 Months ago
I don't really know about worth as it's not like collecting Star Wars figures With items like this they're only worth what people are willing to pay. On a side note, I know you said they're not for sell but if you did ever change your mind you should contact Brett. He collects a lot of old programmes, books and magazines (but he wouldn't ever part with them!)
Re: 1970's book and programmes 6 Years, 3 Months ago
While we're on the subject of good books about British wrestling, the Wrestling Furnace website has done a full scan of TV Times' cut-out-and-keep "KENT WALTON'S Top 50 Guide to Wrestling" from the early '70s. Highly recommended.
Re: 1970's book and programmes 6 Years, 3 Months ago
i have some match programmes from the 1960's and they are all in black and white, these are originals and i never knew that The Rock's grand father Peter Maivia wrestled over here.
These programmes are from shows held at The Victoria leisure Centre, Nottingham. I brought them for £1.50 each
I wonder if they are worth anything.... Anyone know?
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With items like this they're only worth what people are willing to pay. On a side note, I know you said they're not for sell but if you did ever change your mind you should contact Brett. He collects a lot of old programmes, books and magazines (but he wouldn't ever part with them!)
