Richmond memorabilia

[LozzaTiger]

My dad recently found some richmond books and we were wondering how much they would be worth today these include...

The Royce Hart Story (Royce Hart) Printed 1970
Printed at The Griffen Press Marion Rd, Netley SA
This Royce Hart book also is personally signed by him at the start of the book.

League Football In Victoria 1972
Facts about all League Clubs from the records of the VFL
Date of publication March 1st 1972

The Speedie Guide To Football
1966 Edition Edited by Peter Bye
(With compliments of Speedie Electrical Industries)

Footy Kids - Come On The Tigers VFL
Written By Lorraine Wilson
Date of Publication 1982

and the last one.......

MINT CONDITION
VFL Final Series 1980 FIGHT FOR THE FLAG (Limited Edition)
Official VFL Publication
Inside cover reads...
With Compliments from The Victorian Football League
This specially bound edition of the VFL Final Series 1980 is limited to 200 copies of which this is copy number 105
Signed Dr.AJ.Aylett o.b.e (personally signed)

Does anyone know the price range for these books, especially the Fight For The Flag, as its a rare book...

Thanks...and carn the tigers on sunday!!

 

[cub]

Drop a line to Santo Caruso at melbourne sports books he will have the best idea.
80 Flinders Street, Melb, Vic. 3000 Australia. Phone (03) 9662 1085 or (03) 9662 1086

 

[Tambo]

wouldnt have a clue! im only 17!

 

[oxx]

Mate,
whatever those pricks offer you wont be worth the history you have there.

Keep it in the family and ask the question in 100 years.
Gloating is good.

ps

scan some pics for the boys.

 

[Tambo]

Mate,
whatever those pricks offer you wont be worth the history you have there.

Keep it in the family and ask the question in 100 years.
Gloating is good.

ps

scan some pics for the boys.

very true. that would be my option. to keep it with in the family.

 

[oxx]

Lozza


would love to see some of

The Speedie Guide To Football
1966 Edition Edited by Peter Bye

could be quite funny.

The place kick was still in the game and some of the "how to mark" instructions would be hilarious.

 

[froars]

These guys on these memorabilia shows say this is worth this or that, but i'm sure if you took it to the place where they sell this stuff, they would buy it off you for much less.

Get it valued and then shove it on Ebay, but put a reserve price so that you don't give it away for a pittance. Or if you value them, keep them for your kids.

I bought a Jack Dyer photo back in the early '90s, personally signed and certificate of authenticity. I'd sell it if i got a decent offer (as i bought it as an investment piece), but not going to give it away with the crap money these dealers offer.