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A1 Memorabilia
- http://www.a1memorabilia.co.uk/
One of the largest British based on-line dealers in sporting memorabilia.
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Autographink
- http://www.autographink.co.uk
Based in Stratford upon Avon, Warwickshire, we are a small business specialising in autographs and signed memorabilia. We also sell a wide range of display cases for your collectable and memorabilia items.
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Classic Framed Rugby Pictures
- http://http://www.lordprice.co.uk/rugby.html
The Lordprice Collection has a massive and unique selection of rugby posters, prints, cartoons, players and more available framed in any size
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ellis rugby.com
- http://www.ellisrugby.com/
Rugby inspired leisurewear, including vintage replica international jerseys.
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Genuine Legends Memorabilia
- http://www.lgm.com.au/
The Collector´s Choice Since 1993, Legends offer only the very best in Officially Licensed signed collectables.
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Insigna International
- http://www.insignia.co.nz/
Insignia International is proud to present you a very limited edition range of licensed personally autographed sports memorabila representing some of the world´s greatest sports teams.
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Legends of Sports
- http://www.legends-of-sports.com
Sports memorabilia website based near Perth. Range of rugby prints, books and our own brand of 15Rugby leisurewear. New items always being added. Happy to source and create rugby memorabilia to order.
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Legends Rugby
- http://www.legendsrugby.co.nz/
The Official All Blacks Memorabilia Website.
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Museum of Rugby - Twickenham
- http://www.rfu.com/microsites/museum/
Since the birth of the Rugby Football Union in 1871, a significant collection of artefacts has been collected. Minute books, match programmes, tickets and fascinating gifts from other Unions. Over the course of a century, the collection built up to such a level that in 1972 the RFU had the idea of opening a museum. The first location thought of was at 180 Whitton Road. This is one of the RFU owned houses behind the South Stand. This museum never came to fruition and the house became an archive store.
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New Zealand Rugby Museum
- http://www.rugbymuseum.co.nz/
The oldest and arguably the first museum in the world devoted to the oval ball code.
It contains New Zealand´s biggest and most comprehensive collection of rugby memorabilia and records, including some of the world´s rarest rugby artefacts. The extensive photo library provides rare and detailed coverage of the emergence of New Zealand as a major rugby power.
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