What's your most precious Manchester City memorabilia?

[pirate]

Supporters club enamel badge from the 1950's
probably worth fuck all, but it was my grandfathers, so precious to me

 

[Gazza]

76 cup final

Wow, that's amazing - postage for 6½p

 

[whipper]

Playing on the pitch before John Bond's 1st home game (Junior Blues) and getting my name in the programme.
Game was against Birmingham and we got beat 1.0 , Archie Gemmill penalty.

 

[stella6yew]

My scarf I bought in 1960’s with my paper round money for the princely sum of 5 shillings (25p) if I remember correctly. I bought 2 in-fact, one I still wear to matches today & the other I kept as a badge ‘holder’. I acquired the badges / patches over many years from 60’s onwards until i stopped probably in the 90’s. Not sure why I stopped, probably ‘cos the scarf got too full/heavy ! The cloth patch on the middle of the scarf I remember sewing on myself at 10 yrs of age (you can probably tell by the childish nature of the sewing !).

 

[bakerdave76]

76

 

[KS55]

I’m not a collector but I still have the programme from Bert’s testimonial. (Somewhere!)

 

[aguero93:20]

Yaya's shirt from a match against Hull. Fucking thing stinks of sweat but I've never washed it or wanted to.

 

[bakerdave76]

Don't know much about this scarf ,found it in a box when moving.

 

[Kippax BB Lower]

The VHS of the last derby at Maine Road signed by the goat.

Signed 01/02 shirt also signed by the goat.

The iconic picture of Tony Book on Mike Doyle's shoulders with the cup in '69 signed by most of that team; Bell, Lee and Buzzer included.

Not that it would considered precious as such but I have Steve Coppell's autograph in a City autograph book somewhere. Considering the amount of time he was at the club it could be considered a bit of a collector's item. But then again maybe not!

 

[MadchesterCity]

Manchester City Centenerial shirt