England 1966 World Cup Signed By 7 Retro T-Shirt and Photo Display framed
£350.00
The display is personally hand signed by World Cup winning players, George Cohen, Jack Charlton, Martin Peters, & Ray Wilson, Roger Hunt, Sir Geoff Hurst, Sir Gordon Banks, Signed Retro T-Shirt, 7 autographs of the legendary 1966 England team, together in one frame makes this a stunning piece of football memorabilia.
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Description
A Retro T- shirt signed by 7 of the 66 squad and professionally framed in a high quality attractive white frame with black & gold mount. The item also has photos from the 1966 World Cup Final against Germany. The signatures are very clear and signed with a black permanent marker pen. See photos for more detail,
Size 42in length x 30in width.
All our items come with Certificate of Authenticity.
Outstanding piece of Memorabilia.
please note we may have more then one, so signed autographs sizes and positions will slightly differ.
Additional information
| Weight | 1 kg |
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Certificate of Authenticity
Every signed product is issued with a Certificate of Authenticity signed by our Managing Director, which guarantees that every item has been hand-signed. The certificate includes security features to avoid duplication and protect your investment.
Security Features
1. Quality of printing & paper
The printed lines and colours of the many intricate patterns on our Certificate of Authenticity are sharp, clear and free of smudges or blurred edges. The paper is high quality, textured and of a heavier weight than normal paper.
2. Integrated image
Each Certificate of Authenticity also includes either an example image of the product, a small photo of the individual signing the product and/or a video.
*Images are for illustration purposes only and the product/signature location & size my differ slightly.
3. Verified by our CEO
Every single Certificate of Authenticity is also verified by our chief executive officer – to guarantee that the item is genuine and hand signed.
