January 5, 1929 Bob Clark, Liverpool F.C. (Liverpool Echo: January 5, 1929)
Category: Sketches
Sketch: Albert Whitehurst (Liverpool F.C.)
September 8, 1928 Albert Whitehurst, Liverpool F.C. Albert Whitehurst, Liverpool’s new centre-forward from Rochdale. He was a most prolific goalscorer in the Third Division, getting
Sketch: John Bamber (Tranmere Rover F.C.)
August 27, 1927 John Bamber, Tranmere Rovers (ex-Liverpool) – The pride of Prenton Park. (Liverpool Echo: August 27, 1927) X
Sketch: Jimmy Gray (Liverpool Football Club)
November 13, 1926 Jimmy Gray, Liverpool F.C. (Source: Liverpool Echo: November 13, 1926) X
Sketch: Dick Edmed (Liverpool Football Club)
November 6, 1926 Dick Edmed, Liverpool F.C. (Source: Liverpool Echo: November 6, 1926) X
Sketch: William Harvey Webb (Director, Liverpool Football Club)
November 22, 1924 William Harvey Webb, Liverpool Football Club. (Source: Liverpool Echo: November 22, 1924)
Sketch: Frank Checkland (Tranmere Rovers F.C.)
January 26, 1924 Frank Checkland, Tranmere Rovers F.C. (Source: Liverpool Echo: January 26, 1924)
Liverpool Football Club 1921-22
Saturday, May 6 – 1922 (From the collection of James Cotton)
At the Liverpool v. Chelsea match
October 1, 1921 (Liverpool Courier: October 3, 1921)
Our artist at Anfield
Saturday, September 3 – 1921 (Liverpool Courier, 05-09-1921) Thank you to Billy Smith, the Everton Corespondent for sharing this.
Sketch: “A levy on patriotism”
Friday, April 16 – 1920 (Derbyshire Advertiser, 16-04-1920) X
Sketch: Phil Bratley (Barnsley F.C.)
February 1, 1919 (Green Star ‘Un: February 1, 1919)
Sketch: Ephraim Longworth (Liverpool F.C.)
February 1, 1919 (Star Green ‘Un: February 1, 1919)
Sketch: Robert Waine (South Liverpool; and ex-Liverpool F.C.)
January 11, 1919 Wee Robert Waine who has been discharged from the Army and played for South Liverpool to-day. (Source: Liverpool Echo: January 11, 1919)
Fife mother gives seven sons to the army
Tuesday, November 28 – 1916 Mrs. Macdonald, East Wemyss, has to be congratulated upon the patriotism shown by her seven sons, the photographs of five
Liverpool at Old Trafford
Good Friday, April 2 – 1915 Manchester United played Liverpool (red and white stripes) at Old Trafford yesterday. In the photograph Elisha Scott, the Liverpool
Heart of Midlothian football team in their uniform
Wednesday, December 23 – 1914 (Evening Telegraph, 23-12-1914)
You are wanted
Thursday, December 3 – 1914 (Liverpool Echo, 03-12-1914)
Liverpool’s wing forwards
October 3, 1914 William Lacey (inside left) and Jimmy Nicholl (outside left) Arthur Metcalf (inside right) and Jack Sheldon (outside right) (Joint Everton and Liverpool
The Spion Kop “Army” at Anfield
September 2, 1914 A section of the crowd watching the Liverpool and Bolton match last night. There is room for some of them in the
The King, the Cup and Burnley
Saturday, April 25 – 1914 King George presents the English Cup to Tommy Boyle, the Burnley captain. (Dundee Courier, 27-04-1914)
Liverpool and Burnley Cup Final Snapshots
Saturday, April 25 – 1914 Expressions of Watson and Pursell Boyle, a happy man Freeman is fouling Lacey, Boyle is looking on Longworth, Nicholl, Taylor,
At the Crystal Palace
Saturday, April 25 – 1914 Snap-shot from the final. Moments before Burnley scored their winning goal. We can see Liverpool’s goalkeeper Kenneth Campbell punching the
Donald Mackinlay – Liverpool’s handy man
Saturday, April 25 – 1914 Regarded as Liverpool’s handyman, Mackinlay, is a most useful player. He came as a full-back, but later did well in
William Connell – trainer Liverpool Football Club
Saturday, April 25 – 1914 Trainer William Connell who had charge of the Liverpool team. (Evening Express, 25-04-1914)
"Play Up, Liverpool" 
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