Sir Henry Cooper signed 1966 World Heavyweight Championship programme

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Sir Henry Cooper signed 1966 World Heavyweight Championship programmeA Sir Henry Cooper signed programme for his 1966 World Heavyweight Championship fight against Muhammad Ali In 1963, British boxer Sir Henry Cooper (1934 2011) took on Muhammad Ali (1942 2016) in a non title fight in London. While he lost to Technical Knockout, with his patented left hook (Enrys Ammer) Cooper became one of only four fighters ever to knock Ali down in the ring. This is a programme (8. 3 x 10. 9 inches) for the much anticipated Ali

clean square-cut examples with four clear margins are rare

with their embossed blind stamp

arranged in groups according to the different side-panel designs as follows:

Signed by Prince Charles and Prince Diana in 1989

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she wore a series of wigs to maintain her public image without damaging her hair any further

complete with certificate of authenticity signed and dated by a Stanley Gibbons director and a short history of the Penny Black - the world's first postage stamp

type 1 curved overprint

5m (Approximately £1

The pieces are mounted with a picture of the dragon's skeleton from the film and a gold presentation plaque reading "Star Wars

Diana was known as "the people's Princess"

both Halford and Sir Samuel Rush Meyrick were listed as fellow members of the Society of Antiquaries of London

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