1966 World Cup Pictorial Edition - Newspaper Book

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1966 World Cup Pictorial Edition
- Newspaper Book
- Gift Details. If you think you know all there is to know about the World Cup tournaments, then think again. We’ve launched an extraordinary football World Cup book to coincide with the 50th anniversary of England's World Cup Win against Germany. The book covers all the World Cup tournaments, starting from 1958 in Sweden to the most recent 2014 World Cup hosted by Brazil, information regarding all of the teams involved, in addition to individual player moments of glory. The new World Cup history book covers the highs & the lows of each tremendous moment throughout each tournament, told through news reports & accompanying images written by press during the time. Now football supporters across the UK can reminisce about the tournaments in all their original glory, including the iconic 1966 England World Cup Win, thanks to the book’s pictorial-heavy content. The book is beautifully bound in a ‘tabloid’ size (31 x 38cm), & is presented in a luxury black leather cover, & finished with gold embossing. You can personalise the World Cup football book's front cover with Any Name & also add Any Name & a personal Message to the certificate page. Your gift is beautifully presented in a FREE gift box. With our beautiful history of World Cup book, you can see every iconic image from 1966, including Bobby Charlton holding a full house in a game of cards with his England team mates in July 1966, the 1966 World Cup Win Final at Wembley Stadium when England played West Germany & Italy’s Andrea Pirlo lifting the World Cup in July, 2006. Filled with highlights from all the World Cups since 1966, with specific pictorial sections dedicated to the great players of the time, you’ll relive over half a century of World Cup tournaments through reports & pictures, scanned from original newspapers of the time – it’s a wonderful way to celebrate the World Cup victory 50th anniversary. Read about the excitement England's 1966 Wor