The Argyle Archive are proud to have many fine items from our collection on display at Home Park Stadium. You can find learn much more about the items on display by following the links below.
This very special football was one of the balls used in the match between Argyle and Santos on 14th March 1973. It was one
This medal was awarded to Fred Titmuss who was Captain of Argyle’s 1929-30 Third Division South title winning side. Titmuss joined Argyle from Southampton for £1750
The 1974-75 season saw Argyle promoted back to the Second Division after 7 seasons in the Third Division. Led by Paul Mariner and Billy Rafferty,
This medal was awarded to the players selected for the FA Tour to Canada in 1931. The design featuring a lion and beaver was also
In striking blue and purple velvet, for anyone who loves football history it is a stunning object. For Plymouth Argyle fans it is also a
This shirt was worn by Raymond Bowden on the FA Tour of Canada in 1931. The design changed very little between the 1920s and 1950s
Born in Looe, Ray Bowden started out in Cornish football with his local team. He came to the attention of Argyle’s scouts due to his
These medals were awarded to Jack Pullen when Argyle won the Devon Professional Championship in 1932 and 1933. The Devon Professional Championship was launched as
Jack was an imposing centre half who played for the club 199 times scoring 18 goals between 1924 and 1934. Jack Pullen also made one
Player’s season ticket and training rules issued to John L “Cardiff” Williams. John was a member of the Third Division title winning side of 1958
The Third Division Championship Medal belonging to John L Williams from 1958-59. The 1958-59 season was the first season of the new “National” 3rd Division
John’s club blazer in distinctive 1950s style with broad lapels and high shoulders accompanied by a narrow club tie. The blazer and tie are emblazoned
Bob Jack was granted a benefit match in 1922 and silver cups were awarded to each member of the winning Argyle Team.
The work of the Argyle Archive is made possible by a dedicated team of unpaid volunteers who share a passion for Plymouth Argyle and a commitment to preserving its history.
Maintaining, protecting and growing our collection of Argyle Heritage comes with ongoing costs, including insurance, storage, and display, as well as hosting and maintaining our websites, including Greens on Screen.
We are extremely grateful for the financial and other support of Plymouth Argyle Football Club, all our sponsors, members, patrons, and donors.
Any donation you are able to make helps ensure our work can continue.
