Maurice Norman's 1961 F.A. Cup final jersey, a white Tottenham Hotspur No.5 short-sleeved Umbro jersey with embroidered cockerel badge and inscribed WEMBLEY 1961.

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.