Vintage football programs 4 Rochester Buffalo ny early Coca Cola sports
Vintage football programs 4 Buffalo vs marshall – 1963 Football Union Rochester – 1949 Union vs Williams – 1948 Hobart vs Union – 1953 Light stain/ ware to some Great adds
Vintage football programs 4 Buffalo vs marshall – 1963 Football Union Rochester – 1949 Union vs Williams – 1948 Hobart vs Union – 1953 Light stain/ ware to some Great adds
You will find that 85 GSM paper sits nicely in a collection, offering a balanced weight and texture.
The backstage pass looks like it could be handed to a guest at the door, which adds a playful sense
A nice touch is the subtle labeling near each of the forever stamps for quick reference.
You will find that the forever stamps in this set have vivid colors and sharp edges.
This is a rare find for collectors of paper and ephemera! Two programmes from the Countess of Warwick’s Country Show in 1997 and 1999. Clean and tight inside. One has small tear to back cover, and the other has small drawings on front cover. These are a great addition to any collection, especially those interested in British history and culture. Also included is 1995 All American Car Show Programme from Blake Hall Ongar, and a small flyer from the Ramsey Rural Museum Plough Day 1997. The programmes were manufactured in the United Kingdom and are a piece of history from the 1951-Now era. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to own a piece of British history!
Nine London UK Souvenir Programs. – 5 1/4″ x 8 1/4″ London Museum (32pp). – 5″ x 7 1/2″ Stratford upon Avon (32pp). – 4 3/4″ x 5 1/4″ Shakespeare’s Birthplace (20pp).
The cover features a bold, modern graphic design typical of the period, employing a stark contrast of black and white with a vibrant orange accent. This design choice reflects the era’s move towards more minimalist and conceptual advertising in print culture.
A nice touch is the IWC stamp, which lands perfectly on the margin without distraction.
What stands out about the paper is the ivory color resting beneath every line and mark.