Football. Antique silver plated decorative chatelaine showing a footballer and football surrounded by wreaths, and fob below with goalkeeper and goal, in original box inscribed "La Sportiva, Miró & Carbone" of Montevideo (Image)

1930 World Cup in Uruguay silver runner-up medal awarded to Juan Evaristo of Argentina, a wing half-back who with his brother were the fist siblings to play in a World Cup final, with design by Abel La Fluer showing the goddess of Victory Nike with inscription "COUP DU MONDE" at top, the reverse at the top inscribed “MONTEVIDEO” with a large olive crown at centre, within the inscription "JUAN EVARISTO", at the bottom inscribed “JUILET 1930”. (Image)

1950 World Cup in Sweden, official gold winner pin of the Uruguayan FA for winning the World Cup, showing the Jules Rimet with FIFA emblem and inscription "Uruguay Campeon 1950", reverse inscribed "Asociacion Uruguaya de Futbol Campeon" with and individual name engraved "Esc. O. A. Silva", gold and blue enamel, 1.6x1.6cm, presented by the Uruguayan FA to all players and coaches of the World Champion of 1950 in the year they won the title. (Image)

1930 World Cup in Uruguay referee's participation pin with "JUGADOR DEL CAMPEONATO MUNDIAL" on yellow background with world cup legend surround, fine, incl. original carboard box. (Image)

1930 World Cup in Uruguay press participation pin with "PRESNA" on green background with world cup legend surround, fine, incl. original carboard box (worn). (Image)

1930 World Cup in Uruguay delegates participation pin with "DELEGADO" on white background with world cup legend surround, fine, incl. original carboard box (worn). (Image)

1930 World Cup in Uruguay, group of three Uruguay commemorative medallions, one silver shield-shaped celebrating their victory in the Olympics in 1924 and 1928, one silver rectangular celebrating their victory in 1930 as well, and one bronze medal commemorating the World Cup in Uruguay showing a portion of the stadium on reverse. (Image)

1934 World Cup commemorative medal (which was awarded to the players and officials of the participating teams) awarded to Giuseppe De Renzis - a former serie A referee and member of Genoa's Refereeing Section - who was part of the Italian organizing staff of 1934 World Cup. Rare. (Image)

1934 World Cup in Italy runner-up medal, showing the goddess of Victory Nike with "F.I.F.A." at top, reverse with "WORLD'S CUP" above oak wreath and fasces and "ROMA GIVGNO 1934". (Image)

1934 World Cup: Italy postcard mailed from Rome the day of the World Cup final Italy v Czechoslovakia, with "Roma Ferrovia" cds of 10 June 1934, rare. (Image)

1934 World Cup: 1934 (Jun 19 & Jul 6) Three "Setaccioli" envelopes sent by registered airmail from Tripoli to Rome with Italian Colonies 1934 World Cup set across the three covers, Rome arrival bs on each, very fine and attractive philatelic usages. (Image)

1934 World Cup: Italian Colonies 1934 World Cup complete set of six airmail commemoratives on air mail cover, cancelled 4 June 1934 one day prior the official date of issue, rare; cert. Caffaz. (Image)

1938 World Cup in France silver runner-up medal, showing the goddess of Victory Nike with "F.I.F.A." at top, reverse with "WORLD'S CUP" above French cockerel with "F. F. A / JUIN FRANCE 1938" surround. (Image)

1948-54, group of six negatives related to Lille OSC, incl. lifting the 1948 Coupe de France, playing against Reims dated 16 May 1954, one showing Lefevre, four in glass (one cracked). (Image)

1950 World Cup in Brazil journalist's identity card in leather wallet with details for a Swedish journalist with photo inside, gilt World Cup legend on cover, small abrasion on front and reverse (Image)

1954 World Cup in Switzerland silver runner-up medal, showing the goddess of Victory Nike with "F.I.F.A." at top, reverse with "CHAMPIONNAT DU MONDE / COUPE / JULES RIMET" above wreath and "SUISSE / 1954", stamped "PEKA" and 0.925. (Image)

1966 World Cup in England, referee's whistle inscribed "The Acme Thunderer / Made in England", and on the side "WORLD CUP / ENGLAND / 1966", one small nick, very fine and rare. (Image)

1966 World Cup official souvenir programme, very fine, plus original press photo of Weber's equalizer with one minute to go during the final match England vs Germany.

Football. 1986 FIFA CONGRESS in Mexico official badge with ribbon, very fine (Image)