Original 1966 World Cup Portugal v Brazil Press Photo Portugals First Goal RARE
Price: £49.99
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- Height: 15 cm
- Width: 19.8 cm
- Subject: Portugal’s first goal with Brazilian goalie Manga punching the ball to Simoes
- Date of Event: 19th July 1966
- Location: Goodison Park, Liverpool (Noted as LIV 74 in press wire code)
- Agency: Associated Press Photo / The Associated Press Ltd (Stamped on back)
- Type: Authentic black and white silver gelatin glossy print
- Overall Condition: Photo remains in Very good condition.
- Front Surface: Excellent image contrast and clear stadium details. Shows only very light edge handling wear and subtle age-related corner softening.
- Reverse Side: Exceptionally clean condition with the official Associated Press copyright and address stamp fully intact and clearly legible.
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- Item location: ilford, Essex
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