An unusual green & white check Irish Football League No.14 representative jersey, short-sleeved, v-neck collar, embroidered badge.

Paul Ince: a white England No.8 jersey circa 1989, short-sleeved This jersey was presented by Paul Ince to his first manager/agent Don Purkiss, who was also a West Ham United scout.

Eusebio: a red Portugal No.10 international jersey, long-sleeved with green crew-neck collar and cuffs, embroidered Portuguese F.A. badge.

Bryn Allen's red Wales No.8 international jersey v Scotland season 1950-51, with white button-up collar and cuffs, the embroidered cloth badge inscribed F.A. OF WALES, INTERNATIONAL, 1950-51, V, SCOTLAND, damages and colour fading, sold with Allen's FAW itinerary for the match.

Jean Vincent's match-worn red Europe No.11 representative jersey from the match v the United Kingdom played at Windsor Park 13th August 1955, with cloth badge inscribed FIFA/UEFA, mounted, framed & glazed, 86 by 76cm., 34 by 30in.

Roy Bentley's match-worn green United Kingdom No.9 representative jersey from the match v Europe played at Windsor Park 13th August 1955, with cloth badge with embroidered UK national emblems and inscribed BRITISH XI v EUROPEAN XI, 1955, mounted, framed & glazed, 94 by 84cm., 37 by 33in.

Gary Waddock: a green Republic of Ireland No.17 international jersey 1984-85, short-sleeved.

This jersey relates to the match v Switzerland played in Dublin 2nd June 1985. Waddock was an unused sub in the game.

John Bonello: a red Malta No.10 international jersey 1982-83, short-sleeved.

This jersey relates to the match v Republic of Ireland in Valetta 30th March 1983.

Chaabane Merzekane: a red & white Algeria No.3 international jersey season 1981-82,short-sleeved. This jersey relates to the match v Republic of Ireland in Algiers 28th April 1982.

This is a rare 3rd change Algeria jersey, the nation's first and second choices being green and white both of which clash with the Republic.

Brian Flynn: a signed yellow & green Wales No.8 international jersey from the match v Norway 21st September 1983, signed in black marker pen, long-sleeved.

With Leeds United at this time, Flynn was one of the greatest servants to Welsh football in the 1970s and 80s, and later as manager of the intermediate and youth sides.