Limited Edition Wembley Stadium Seat Back Presentation
The presentation consists of a wooden seat back from Wembley Stadium, a photograph of Bobby Moore lifting the Jules Rimet Trophy after England's victory over Germany in the 1966 World Cup Final, a certificate and a plaque describing the presentation.
Wembley Stadium has hosted some great football matches, concerts and other events during its history and some of the worlds greatest sports stars and musicians have graced the hallowed turf and stage, especially the 1966 World Cup Final and Live Aid.
(The number on the seat shown is not necessarily the number that you will receive.)
Comes with COA
Manufacturer is a member of AFTAL
Our Price £255.00
POSTAGE
£20.00
This item is only available to customers in the UK
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posted by memorabiliashop at Wednesday, October 01, 2008
3 Comments:
Hi
I worked for 2 years at the new Wembley national stadium, during my time there i was given a complete set of schematic drawings of the whole of the stadium incorporating every single detail, from the toilets to the royal box and players changing rooms. every single detail.
There are over 100 A0 size unmarked drawings and i have been told that they would be worth a small fortune to the right collector.
I would be gratefull if you could give me any information about how to go about selling them.
Hi
I worked for 2 years at the new Wembley national stadium, during my time there i was given a complete set of schematic drawings of the whole of the stadium incorporating every single detail, from the toilets to the royal box and players changing rooms. every single detail.
There are over 100 A0 size unmarked drawings and i have been told that they would be worth a small fortune to the right collector.
I would be gratefull if you could give me any information about how to go about selling them. please e mail me gilesbrwn@googlemail.com
Hiya Giles
first of all thanks for reading our Blog.
Unfortunatelly I don't know anything of the valueing side of things, we buy all of our presentations direct from a manufacturer. I can't really point you in the right direction either apart from to maybe try one of the Auction Houses.
Sorry I couldn't be more helpful
Duncan
http://www.the-memorabilia-shop.co.uk
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