Items from this decade - All
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Cup - A Magpie stood on a football within a circle. At top of circle The Magpies, at bottom Chorley Football Club. Design on front and back. 1980s, Chorley |
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Cup - Souvenir of Astley Hall Chorley with picture of hall in black and white each side of cup 1980s, Chorley |
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Commemorative Cup - Standard commemorative Cup for Jubilee. Inscribed around top George V and Queen mary Silver Jubilee with picture of King & Queen below. On base Ink stamped crest of Chorley and beneath Peter H... 1930s, Chorley |
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Commemorative Cup - Iscription reads "To Commemorate the Jubilee of the consecration of St James's Church Chorley 18 November 1878 - 1928". On back picture of St James's Church 1920s, Chorley |
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Commemorative Cup - Cup as issued generally. Inscription round top reads "May 1937. Coronation.of.George.VI.&.Queen.Elizabeth" Picture on front of King & Queen. On base ink stamped with crest of Chorley,... 1930s, Chorley |
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Commemorative Cup - Crest of Society. beneath inscription "Loyal Order of Ancient Shepherds. A. U., Friendly Society, Centenary 1826 - 1926., Chorley Juvenile District. 1920s, Chorley |
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Commemorative Cup - Inscription reads " St Peter's Parish Chorley War Memorial School opened Saturday May 15 1926 by His Worship the Mayor of Chorley Councillor Arnold Gillett". On back picture of school. Inscription... 1920s, Chorley |
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Commemorative Cup - Coat fo arms of Chorley with inscription "Chorley War Memorial Astley Park and Hall opened by Arnold Gillet Esq 31 May 1924 John Sharples Mayor. On back picture of Astley hall 1920s, Chorley |
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Commemorative Cup - Inscribed "Chorley Jubilee 1881 - 1931. Coat of Arms of Chorley beneath then Arnold Gillet Mayor 17 June 1931". On back a picture of Town hall Chorley. 1930s, Chorley |
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Commemorative Cup - On front "To commemorate the visit of their Majesties to Chorley. Crest of Chorley beneath then date 10 July 1913. Alderman W. H. Killick J.p. Mayor. On reverse picture of King and Queen. All... 1910s, Chorley |