O Jogo Bonito! Brazil's 1970 World Cup Samba Party

O Jogo Bonito! Brazil's 1970 World Cup Samba PartyThe magical story of Brazil at the 1970 World Cup, and a team that featured the incomparable skills of Pel, Rivellino, Grson, Jairzinho and Tosto. This was the first tournament televised live and in colour and it was also the occasion that the Seleo Canarinho declared themselves to be the best team ever to lift the Jules Rimet trophy. Published in 2024. Size: 143mm x 222mm 352 pages.

from the hand-embroidered symbols of the 1860s through to todays multi-million pound brands

Published in 2018

Maurice Edwards

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Size: 154mm x 234mm – 350 pages