A 9ct gold and enamel Scottish Junior Cup winner's medal, 1936-37; a 9ct gold Scottish Central Football League winner's medal, 1936-37; a 9ct gold Scottish Central League, Evening News Cup winner's medal, 1938-39; two 9ct gold and enamel Johnstone Hospitals' Fund Junior Tournament winner's medals, 1936 and 1939; two 9ct gold and enamel Renfrewshire Junior Football Association Challenge Cup winner's medals, 1934 and 1938; a similar runners-up example, 1932; a 9ct gold and enamel Renfrewshire Junior Football Association County Cup winner's medal, 1934; a 9ct gold and enamel West of Scotland Junior Football Association Challenge Cup runners-up medal, 1935; a 9ct gold R.J.F.A.Life Member medal, 1936; a 9ct gold Scottish Central Football League Life Member medal, 1937; a 9ct gold and enamel Scottish Junior Football Association Life Member medal, 1939; a 9ct gold and enamel Scottish Junior Cup runners-up medal, 1946; and a 9ct gold Scottish Central League, Evening News Cup winner's medal, awarded to James M'Cartin, 1939, all with ring suspensions and in original cases (15)

The following lot relates to the career of THOMAS J. TAYLOR, ARTHURLIE F.C.

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Thomas J. Taylor joined Arthurlie F.C. in 1930. In 1932 he became secretary/manager and in 1936-37 he managed the side to the Scottish Junior Football 'double' when Arthurlie won the Scottish Junior Cup and the Scottish Central League. In 1937 he became a Life Member of the club and in recent years has become the Honorary President. He was, on at least two occasions, offered senior management positions but declined both offers preferring to remain with the club, earning him the nickname "Mr. Arthurlie".