Arsenal Football Club Collection

Arsenal footballer Alex James passes three Manchester City players, c1929-c1937. Artist: Graphic Photo Union
Arsenal footballer Alex James passes three Manchester City players, c1929-c1937. An inside forward renowned for his ball control and passing

Jack Allen heads Newcastles first goal, FA Cup Final, Wembley, London, 1932. Artist: Graphic Photo Union
Jack Allen heads Newcastles first goal, FA Cup Final, Wembley, London, 1932. The Arsenal players are Eddie Hapgood, goalkeeper Frank Moss, Herbie Roberts and George Male

A pause for instruction from film producer Anthony Asquith, Twickenham, London, c1932. During the making of the Gainsborough Pictures film, The Lucky Number

Arsenal FC captain Eddie Hapgood runs onto the pitch at Highbury, London, 1930s. Artist: Barratts Photo Press Ltd
Arsenal FC captain Eddie Hapgood runs onto the pitch at Highbury, London, 1930s. A left back, Hapgood (1908-1973) was Arsenals captain from 1933

Young Tony Hapgood shows his skills at Highbury, London, c1933-c19375). Artist: Topical Press Agency
Young Tony Hapgood shows his skills at Highbury, (1945). Watched by Arsenal footballers Eddie Hapgood (his father) (1908-1973), Frank Moss (1909-1970) and Alex James

England captain Eddie Hapgood receives treatment for a broken nose after a match with Italy, 1934. Tom Whittaker (1898-1956), the England teams trainer, treats Hapgoods (1908-1973) broken nose

George Graham, manager of Arsenal football club, pictured December 1994, as he answers the press regarding re-building an inspiration dry Arsenal team

Clifford Bastin, Arsenal and English football international, 1935
Clifford Bastin (1912-1991), Arsenal and English football international. A print from the photo album Popular Personalities, issued for Piccadilly Juniors Oval Photos, 1935

Action from an Arsenal v Chelsea football match, c1936-c1944. Artist: Sport & General
Action from an Arsenal v Chelsea football match, c1936-c1944. Arsenals Eddie Hapgood and Chelseas Peter Buchanan in a strange pose

Action from an Arsenal v Sheffield United football match, c1927-1937. Artist: London News Agency
Action from an Arsenal v Sheffield United football match, c1927-1937. A split second interception, and Ball (Sheffield United) is beaten to the ball by Arsenals Eddie Hapgood

Acrobatics in a Arsenal v Chelsea match at Stamford Bridge, London, c1933-c1938. Artist: Sport & General
Acrobatics in a Arsenal v Chelsea match at Stamford Bridge, London, c1933-c1938. Arsenal captain Eddie Hapgood clears the ball watched by Chelseas George Gibson (centre)

En route for Wolverhampton for the England v Wales football match, 1936. Artist: Keystone
En route for Wolverhampton for the England v Wales football match, 1936. Left to right: Secretary of the Football Association Stanley Rous (1895-1986)

English footballer Eddie Hapgood meeting King George VI, c1937-c1944. Edris Albert Eddie Hapgood (1908-1973) captained Arsenal and England in the 1930s

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"Arsenal Football Club: A Glorious Journey Through Time" Step into the captivating world of Arsenal Football Club, where legends were born and history was made. From the mesmerizing skills of Alex James as he effortlessly passes three Manchester City players in the late 1920s to early 1930s, to Jack Allen's triumphant header that secured Newcastle's first goal in the FA Cup Final at Wembley Stadium in 1932. Even behind-the-scenes moments hold their own charm, like film producer Anthony Asquith providing instructions during a pause at Twickenham in 1932. These snapshots offer a glimpse into the rich tapestry that is Arsenal's story. Eddie Hapgood, an iconic figure who captained Arsenal FC during the 1930s, fearlessly runs onto the pitch at Highbury Stadium. His son Tony follows suit with his own display of skill and finesse on that very same hallowed ground. The dedication and resilience of these footballers are evident as Eddie Hapgood receives treatment for a broken nose after a fierce match against Italy in 1934. Clifford Bastin, another star player for both Arsenal and England during this era, showcases his immense talent on numerous occasions throughout 1935. Matches against rival teams such as Chelsea and Sheffield United become epic battles filled with thrilling action. Acrobatics take center stage as players from both sides go head-to-head at Stamford Bridge between 1933-1938. Beyond domestic glory lies international pride when Eddie Hapgood embarks on a journey to Wolverhampton for an England versus Wales match in 1936. This encounter becomes etched in history alongside his meeting with King George VI later on. As we delve deeper into these remarkable photographs captured by talented artists from Graphic Photo Union to Keystone agency, we witness how Arsenal Football Club has left an indelible mark not only within English football but also in the hearts of fans worldwide.