old - genuine antiques - are few and far between, meaning this item attracted particular interest when it recently sold at auction. The name “Joe Ryalls” won’t mean a lot to many football fans but his family holding on to his “Cole Brothers” Sheffield...
England won the World Cup two years later, this match-worn 1964 Bobby Charlton England shirt recently sold for £22,000 at auction. The iconic “Three Lions” crest is present and correct on the chest, the white shield contrasting with the red Bukta base...
year with a tartan effect which is, of course, primarily kept to the Nerazzurri’s famous black and blue. Proceeds from the auction sale of the new match shirts will go to Associazione Amici della Pediatria (Friends of Pediatrics Charity) after they are...
While details are somewhat vague, the shirt is believed to be from 1966, and the information given enabled it to sell at auction for a hammer price of £4,200, trebling the estimate. This item was sold by Graham Budd Auctions, a specialist in sporting...
it not too much of a surprise that this article sold for £5,000 - a couple of thousand over the estimate - when it went to auction. This item was sold by Graham Budd Auctions, a specialist in sporting memorabilia.
Currently being bidded on in an adidas COLLECT auction - and limited to 99 units - these are the adidas X Crazyfast Bugatti football boots. As is the way with the adidas X - particularly the Crazyfast variant - the boot is built with speed and...
Real Madrid - and carrying a number 10 on the reverse, rather than the 9 he was more famously associated with - sold at auction for a massive £30,000. An artefact from so soon after the tragic Munich air disaster was bound to pique interest - especially...
game, the number 10 on the reverse and its gifting by - its wearer - Denis Law made it hugely sought after when it went to auction earlier this year. In fact, the design, with its deep contrast cuffs and winged collar, enormously brings to mind one-time...
- and complete with that famous number 10 on the back - was always going to be hugely desirable, and this example sold at auction for an eye-watering £14,000. If the significance of the article wasn’t enough - being worn on the way to home glory in a...
This match-worn Middlesbrough shirt, which recently sold for a whopping £16,000 at auction, is a break from the norm. In direct contrast to the often multiple-shirts-per-player-per-match approach of today, the piece of the English North-East club’s...
