The blue Bristol City shirt worn by Bob Hardy in the F.A. Cup Final v Manchester United played at The Crystal Palace 24th April 1909.
Made by Harris's Sports Depot, Bristol, long-sleeved, the cloth badge with silkwork City Arms of Bristol; sold together with a Bristol published supplement (poor condition) that featured the 1909 Cup Final and includes a team-group portrait of the Bristol City Team.
Tibor Nyilasi: a red Hungary No.8 international jersey, long-sleeved. This jersey was gained as a swap by Phil Neal after the European Championship qualifier v Hungary at Wembley on 27th April 1983, a game England won 2-0.
Tibor Nyilasi played for Ferencvaros until switching to Austria Wien in 1983. Unfortunately Nyilasi is perhaps best remembered for he and a team-mate being sent off against Argentina in the 1982 World Cup.
Jose Torres: a white Portugal No.9 international jersey, short-sleeved, embroidered badge. This jersey was gained as a swap after England's final match in the so-called 'Little World Cup' in Brazil in the summer of 1964.
The game was played in Sao Paulo on 4th June and ended as a 1-1 draw. Torres was sent off in this game for mishandling the referee during a dispute over a decision.
'Eddie' Magill: a green Northern Ireland No.2 international jersey, short-sleeved, white v-neck collar, embroidered badge.
This Northern Ireland 1963 Bukta Match Worn Home Shirt was gained as a swap by Maurice Norman from 'Eddie' Magill of Arsenal following the match at Wembley on 20th November 1963. This was the 8-3 game.
Maurice Norman's England international debut jersey: a red England No.5 worn v Peru in Lima 20th May 1962, short-sleeved, v-neck, three lions cloth badge.
Phil Neal's match-worn white and red Liverpool 1976 F.A. Charity Shield No.2 jersey, with badge inscribed F.A.CHARITY SHIELD, WEMBLEY 1976 Liverpool beat Southampton 1-0 in this game.
Luis Vinicio: a sky blue No.9 Italian Football League representative jersey, short-sleeved, white v-neck collar, embroidered cloth badge inscribed THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE, ITALIAN MATCH 1963-64. This match was played in the San Siro on 9th May 1964. The Italian League won 1-0.
Luis Vinicio was born in Brazil but came to Italy at the age of 23 to join Naples. His nickname was O Lione. He then transferred to Bologna and was a Vicenza player when representing the Italian League in 1964. In season 1965-66 he scored 25 goals in Serie A, a record that would not be broken until Marco van Basten eclipsed this feat in 1991-92. After his playing days he entered management in Italian football and has had many appointments including spells at Napoli and Lazio.
A group of memorabilia relating to Maurice Norman's participation in the F.A. Centenary Match at Wembley in 1963, comprising: Maurice Norman's blue England international cap for this game v FIFA XI; his match-worn white England No.5 jersey with centenary badge; together with a cased wristwatch, the reverse inscribed CENTENARY MATCH, ENGLAND V F.I.F.A., OCTOBER 23RD 1963; a pewter tankard presented by the F.A.; and a framed group of facsimile signatures for the two teams. This was Norman's 12th appearance for England.
A green No.4 South Africa National League XI jersey worn in the match v Tottenham Hotspur in Cape Town 31st May 1963, short-sleeved, gold v-neck collar, embroidered felt badge.
Daan Schrijvers: an orange Holland No.4 international jersey, long-sleeved, crew-neck collar, embroidered badge.
