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Bobby Moore – England! England! – First Edition 1970
£45.00
First edition, first printing of England! England! by Bobby Moore, published by Stanley Paul in London, 1970. This is a near fine copy, free from internal inscriptions, with slight pushing to head of the spine, in dark green paper bound boards with gilt titling to the spine, with minor browning to the text block. In a very good wrapper, with fading to the spine, closed tear to foot of spine with resulting crease at the lower edge of front panel, with some pushing to the top edge and corners, minor handling wear.
England! England! by Bobby Moore is a tribute to England’s 1966 World Cup victory, highlighting the journey and triumph of the English football team. Written by the team’s captain, it offers a firsthand account of the strategies, challenges and emotions leading to their historic win. The book captures the spirit of the era, providing insights into the players’ camaraderie and the significance of their achievement in English sporting history.
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First edition, first printing of England! England! by Bobby Moore, published by Stanley Paul in London, 1970. This is a near fine copy, free from internal inscriptions, with slight pushing to head of the spine, in dark green paper bound boards with gilt titling to the spine, with minor browning to the text block. In a very good wrapper, with fading to the spine, closed tear to foot of spine with resulting crease at the lower edge of front panel, with some pushing to the top edge and corners, minor handling wear.
England! England! by Bobby Moore is a tribute to England’s 1966 World Cup victory, highlighting the journey and triumph of the English football team. Written by the team’s captain, it offers a firsthand account of the strategies, challenges and emotions leading to their historic win. The book captures the spirit of the era, providing insights into the players’ camaraderie and the significance of their achievement in English sporting history.
