Trevor Ford: a red Wales No.9 international shirt from the match v England played at Villa Park 10th November 1948, by Jack Sharp, long-sleeved, embroidered F.A.W. badge inscribed INTERNATIONAL, 1948-49, V ENGLAND.

This shirt was gained as a swap by England's Neil Franklin. Franklin's England shirt swapped with Ford is being sold elsewhere in this sale as lot 445.

Ernie Curtis: a red Wales international jersey circa 1927-28, by St Margaret's, long-sleeved, inscribed in ink on the inside of the collar E. CURTIS, embroidered F.A.W. cloth badge.

Ernie Curtis at the time was the youngest player to receive a F.A. Cup winner's medal, being 19 years and 317 days old when Cardiff City beat Arsenal at Wembley in 1927. At the time of selection for the present Wales jersey Curtis would have been at Birmingham City.

Fred Keenor: a red Wales international jersey circa 1925-26, by St Margaret, long-sleeved, large embroidered F.A.W. cloth badge.

Fred Keenor was a member of Cardiff City's 1927 F.A. Cup team and won a total of 32 international caps for Wales.

Frank Brennan: a blue Scotland No.5 international shirt worn in the match v Wales at The Racecourse Ground, Wrexham, 19th October 1946, long-sleeved, with embroidered S.F.A. badge inscribed W v S, 1946-47.

Scotland were beaten 3-1 in the 1946 match at Wrexham. Nicknamed 'The Rock of Tyneside', the 6ft. 3in. Newcatsle United centre-half won a total of 10 Scotland international caps.

A yellow Northern Ireland goalkeeping jersey 1920s, a woollen sweater with roll neck, long-sleeved, embroidered I.F.A. badge. Estimate: £800-1000

Johnny Geary: a green Irish Football League representative jersey season 1929-30, long-sleeved, embroidered I.F.L. badge

Johnny Geary played for Glentoran Belfast between 1925 and 1933, have joined from Dundela.

Archie Gemmill: a blue Scotland No.10 jersey worn in the international match v Hungary in Budapest 31st May 1980, short-sleeved Airtex; sold with a dealer's COA confirming that they had acquired the shirt from the Hungarian player Ferenc Csongradi who played in the match won by the home team 3-1.

Hungary won this match 3-1. Archie Gemmill, who was capped 43 times, was the Scotland captain for this game and at the time of selection was a Birmingham City player.

John Harkness: a yellow Scotland international goalkeeping jersey worn in the match v Wales at Ninian Park, Cardiff, 26th October 1929,woollen roll neck sweater, long-sleeved, with embroidered S.F.A. badge inscribed S v W, 1929-30.

John Harkness is best remembered as the goalkeeper in the famous Scotland "Wembley Wizards" side of 1928. The Hearts 'keeper made a total of 12 international appearances between 1927 and 1933.

A blue Scotland No.4 international jersey dating from the wartime period, long-sleeved, with embroidered S.F.A. badge inscribed S v E.

The original recipient of this shirt is unknown, but there is a good likelihood that it was worn by a one of two rival right-half Scottish players who would be immensely influential managers in the post-war period, Matt Busby or Bill Shankly.

William Robb: a yellow Scotland international goalkeeping jersey worn in the match v Wales at Ninian Park, Cardiff, 31st October 1925,woollen roll neck sweater, long-sleeved, with embroidered S.F.A. badge inscribed S v W, 1925-6

Scotland won this match 3-0. This was William Robb's debut match. The Rangers goalkeeper played in one further international keeping goal in the Wales match in 1927 by which time he kept goal at Hibs.