Arsenal Football Book - A History In Pictures

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Arsenal Football Book
- A History in Pictures
- Gift Details. This History in Pictures Book is exclusive to I Just Love It, handbound in a special cover tailored to the team. A unique & thoughtful gift for any Arsenal fan
- this commemorative book is full of iconic images of the team spanning the whole of the 20th century. Complete with a hardback cover, you can even have the lucky football fan's Name embossed on the front for a special touch. The stunning photographs in this book depict key events in Arsenal's history. Included are images from their 1930 & 1950 FA Cup wins. There are also numerous photographs of players, from Billy Blyth in 1927 to David Seaman in 1991. Everything is covered in this wonderful pictorial book, including training, winning the champion's League & much, much more. You can personalise your book with Any Name up to 22 characters, a Message up to 150 characters, both of which will appear on the certificate page at the front of the book. You can also opt to have the recipient's Name embossed on the front cover for an extra £5. This A4 size personalised Arsenal book is beautifully bound in a hardback cover, complete with embossing. Your text will be printed exactly as you have entered it, so please double check spelling, punctuation & capitalisation. Accents & other symbols cannot be printed. Our Arsenal Football Books are unofficial products & are in no way affiliated with any football club unless specifically stated. The pictures are printed in their original greyscale condition, showcasing photographs up until the start of the Premier League only. How our Newspaper Books are made. Each page is reproduced from fully licensed scans taken from the pages of original newspapers going back over 100 years. They are individually printed to order onto a high quality thicker paper to provide greater durability. The reproductions are then individually cut & bound in a premium quality leatherette hard back book with the option to person