Football Boots Collection

Joe Fagan new Liverpool Manager in boot room at Anfield March 1984

Scott McMasters, James A. Reilly; Lt. Douglas Howard McMasters, 1913. Creator: Harris & Ewing
Scott McMasters, James A. Reilly; Lieutenant Douglas Howard McMasters, 1913

Football Team, Lostwithiel, Cornwall. November 1992
Lostwithiel Football Clubs new strip, sponsored by the Earl of Chatham pub, with balls sponsored by the Globe Inn. Back row, from left to right: Nick Coon, Jock, Andy Annear, Dave Swiggs

Harold Edward Red Grang, American Football player, mid 1920s. Nicknamed The Galloping Ghost, Grange (1903-1991) was a college

Liverpool teenage sensation Robbie Fowler with 2 pairs of football boots. 12th March 1996

Albert Shelley, one of the back room boys behind the Liverpool team who have reached the FA Cup Final, pictured here at Anfield attending to the players footwear which they will be wearing for

Keith Leonard Aston Villa striker seen here hanging up his boots for the last time after he announce his retirement from the game follow a knee injury. 8th December 1976

Emlyn Hughes signs for Liverpool from Blackpool at Bloomfield Road. Here he is pictured holding his football boots which he took away from the ground. 27th February 1967

Charlton Athletic goalkeeper Sam Bartram at work in his sports shop. 4th September 1952

Laurie Cunningham outside The Hawthorns just a month after signing for West Bromwich Albion. 7th March 1977

Cobbler seen here making a pair of mens shoes. December 1953 D7262

Ray Wilkins QPR football manager 1994-1996, pictured in boot room 24th May 1994. Queens Park Rangers

Chelsea forward Bobby Tambling watches as his boots are specially made ahead of the 1967 FA Cup final (on 20th May) against london rivals Tottenham May 1967. Final score: Tottenham 2-1 Chelsea

Kevin Keegan training with young Newcastle United fans

Olivers boot and shoe shop, 25 St Nicholas Street, Truro, Cornwall. Early 1900s
Front view of the ground floor and first floor window, taken from Victoria Square. Part of Hepworths mens outfitters can be seen next door. Photographer: Arthur William Jordan

Petworth and Midhurst Football match, October 1934 George Garland Collection West Sussex Record Office Ref No: N10190

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"From Anfield to Cornwall: A Journey through Football Boots" In March 1984, Joe Fagan, the new Liverpool Manager, found himself in the iconic boot room at Anfield. Little did he know that this humble space would witness countless victories and become a symbol of football greatness. Fast forward to November 1992 in Lostwithiel, Cornwall. The local football team laced up their boots with determination as they prepared for another match. Their passion for the game echoed throughout the town. Just two months prior, in September 1992, the same team from Lostwithiel gathered on the pitch once again. Their dedication was unwavering as they chased victory and left everything on the field. Backtracking to the mid-1920s in America, Harold Edward Red Grange donned his football boots and became an American Football legend. His skill and talent captivated fans across the nation. Meanwhile, Olivers boot and shoe shop stood proudly on St Nicholas Street in Truro during the early 1900s. It catered not only to everyday footwear needs but also supplied aspiring athletes with reliable football boots - essential gear for those chasing their dreams on muddy pitches. Keith Leonard bid farewell to his illustrious career as an Aston Villa striker when he hung up his boots for good. Memories flooded back as he reflected upon years of hard work and unforgettable moments on the field. Circa 1992 at The Reading Football Club Open Day held at Elm Park Reading; young fans eagerly awaited autographs from their idols while admiring rows of gleaming football boots that represented ambition and potential success. Robbie Fowler, a teenage sensation from Liverpool, posed proudly with two pairs - symbols of his rising stardom within one of England's most prestigious clubs. His journey had just begun. Albert Shelley played a crucial role behind-the-scenes for Liverpool's successful team that reached great heights under manager Bill Shankly.