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.

Juan Carlos Letelier: a red Chile No.23 international jersey 1981-82, long-sleeved.

This jersey relates to the match v Republic of Ireland played in Santiago 21st May 1982.

Malcolm Page: a red Wales No.2 international jersey 1977-78, with yellow & green stripes, by Admiral in Airtex, short-sleeved.

This jersey was from the 0-0 draw in Kuwait 20th September 1977. Page was with Birmingham City at this time.

Peter Rodrigues: a green Wales No.2 international jersey worn in the match v Poland 26th September 1973,long-sleeved, the FAW badge inscribed V POLAND 1973/74.

This was the first time that Wales had worn green shirts in a modern-day international. It was also the last international appearance for Sheffield Wednesday's Rodrigues. The occasion was the World Cup qualifier in Katowice. Wales lost 3-0 and had Trevor Hockey sent-off in the 39th minute.

Paulo Isidoro: a yellow Brazil No.7 international jersey 1981-82, short-sleeved.

This jersey relates to the match v Republic of Ireland played in Uberlandia.

Ronnie Rees: a Wales No.7 international jersey worn in the match v Denmark 1st December 1965, long-sleeved, the FAW badge inscribed WORLD CUP V DENMARK 1965-6.

Coventry City's Rees scored in this 4-2 World Cup Qualification win at Wrexham. The game was close to being cancelled due to heavy early winter snow.

Robbie James: a yellow Wales No.8 international jersey season 1984-85, short-sleeved.

This jersey was prepared for the World Cup qualifier v Spain in Seville 17th October 1984. Wales lost the game 3-0. James had many teams during his career and was a Stoke City player at this time.

Wyn Davies: a yellow Wales No.9 international jersey worn in the World Cup qualifier v Denmark in Copenhagen 21st October 1964, long-sleeved, the FAW badge inscribed WORLD CUP V DENMARK 1964-5.

This rare yellow Umbro-style shirt was only used twice by the side. Wales lost 1-0. Davies was a Bolton Wanderers player at the time of selection.

Ian Rush: a signed Wales No.9 international jersey dating from 1986, signed in black marker pen to the reverse No.9, short-sleeved.

Liverpool's Ian Rush holds the Wales all-time international goal scoring record of 28 goals. This jersey came from the collection of Robbie James who exchanged one of his own shirts with his Welsh international team-mate.

Jacques Zimako: a blue France No.14 international jersey 1980-81, long-sleeved.

This jersey relates to the match v Republic of Ireland in Paris 28th October 1980.