A silver trophy, formed as a classical youth holding aloft a torch, on spreading rectangular onyx base, bearing a silver plaque inscribed Presented By The Football Association, for personal service in connection with King George's Jubilee Trust, May 1935, lacking torch and onyx chipped, 5½in. (14cm) high

细节

A silver trophy, formed as a classical youth holding aloft a torch, on spreading rectangular onyx base, bearing a silver plaque inscribed Presented By The Football Association, for personal service in connection with King George's Jubilee Trust, May 1935, lacking torch and onyx chipped, 5½in. (14cm) high

拍品专文

The History of The Football Association records that "Two special matches were fixed - Football League XI v. Combined Welsh and Irish XI at Everton on May 11th, and an England XI v. An Anglo-Scots XI at Highbury on May 8th and to all the players who participated The Football Association presented a special silver souvenir. Indeed, a similar Silver Souvenir was also presented to H.R.H.The Prince of Wales ...."