#Trove codes professional

Carter - includes many photographs, programmes and other items, autographed by the greats that he played with and against. The collection, which is being sold on behalf of Raich CarterвЂ™s daughter - retired schoolteacher Jane A. First edition Harry Potter book signed by JK Rowling to sell for record ВЈ150k.Bids for dinner with Boris Johnson reach ВЈ120k at Tory Summer Party.

#Trove codes professional

Meanwhile other noteworthy lots going under the hammer include the personal scrapbooks that the Hull City legend kept throughout his career, the gold watch that was given by the directors of Derby County after the team won the first post-war FA Cup Final in 1946 and various sports writers and former players association awards, including the Football League 100 League Legends gold medal that he was awarded posthumously by the Professional Footballers Association to mark the 100th Championship Season in 1999.

вЂњRaich retired from the game in 1966 and he returned to East Yorkshire, where he resided until his death at the age of 80 at his home in Willerby in 1994.вЂќДЄs well as the Lord MayorвЂ™s heavyweight engraved silver tray (82 ounces) and the silver tea service, items of particular Hull interest in the auction include two oil paintings of Raich in Hull City kit commissioned by supporters, bound volumes of Hull City programmes from the 1940s and other memorabilia.

Raich Carter in Hull City kit, a portrait commissioned in 1952 by supporters (Image: ) It was the start of a management career that would also eventually take in Leeds United, Mansfield and Middlesborough. вЂњAfter the Second World War he had two seasons with Derby County, where was a member of the team that won the 1946 FA Cup Final, and he then moved to Hull City in 1948 where he would lead the team to promotion from the Third Division North into the Second Division. In the end his hometown club Sunderland did give him a chance and he repaid them by captaining the side to the Football League title in 1936 and victory in the 1937 FA Cup Final.

вЂњDespite being a schoolboy international Raich was initially rejected by several clubs because he was thought to be too small to be a professional footballer. Read more: Unheard recording of The Beatles in Hull reveals what John Lennon really thought of the Fab Four Managing director William Duggleby said: вЂњIt is a unique collection that charts a quite extraordinary story. Yorkshire auctioneers David Duggleby will be putting the collection under the hammer in a spectacular History & Memories Auction on Friday, June 24. The silverware is among a treasure trove of awards, mementoes and memorabilia that was amassed by the great player during a remarkable career that saw him win the FA Cup (twice), enter the record books as the youngest player ever to captain a team to the Football League title вЂ“ and win the admiration of his international teammates, including Stanley Matthews, who described him as вЂњbewilderingly clever and lethal in front of goalвЂќ. Silverware presented 70 years ago to the footballing legend Raich Carter by the Lord Mayor of Hull for services to the city is to be offered for sale in an auction.