Official Coventry City v Liverpool First Division Match Programme
An increasingly collectable official matchday programme for the First Division fixture between Coventry City and Liverpool, played at Highfield Road on 16 December 1967.
This issue features the highly sought-after "Christmas Greetings" illustrated cover, one of the most distinctive festive football programme designs of the era, making it a wonderful display piece as well as an important addition to any serious football programme collection.
Inside are fascinating period features including:
Liverpool squad profiles and articles
Tony Hateley feature
Match previews and club news
Original period advertisements
Team line-ups
Excellent black-and-white photography throughout
Liverpool were one of Europe's dominant clubs during this period under Bill Shankly, making programmes from this era particularly desirable amongst Reds collectors.
This programme comes from a carefully preserved private collection built over many decades. Each programme represents a genuine piece of football history, capturing the atmosphere, personalities and excitement of a classic Saturday afternoon match that can never be recreated.
Whether you're a Coventry City supporter, Liverpool fan, football historian or programme collector, this is a superb original piece of 1960s football memorabilia.
Condition
Good vintage condition for its age, with expected signs of handling, light wear and age-related creasing.
Please study all photographs carefully as they form part of the description and show the exact programme you will receive.
Your programme will be protected in a sleeve and securely packed between rigid cardboard to ensure it arrives safely.
Match: Coventry City v Liverpool
Competition: First Division
Date: 16 December 1967
Venue: Highfield Road

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