The King of the Stretford End
All Six Denis Law Soccer Annuals, 1965–1971
A magnificent opportunity to acquire **the complete six-volume collection of Denis Law's Book of Soccer**, the celebrated series of football annuals published by Pelham Books between 1965 and 1971. Featuring Manchester United and Scotland's legendary goalscorer Denis Law, affectionately known as the King of the Stretford End, these original publications capture a golden era of British football. From the glamour of Manchester United and the rise of George Best to the great clubs, managers and international stars of the swinging sixties and early seventies, the collection represents an outstanding celebration of football history, nostalgia and sporting literature.
All six original annuals, Nos. 1–6, are included—the entire series, with only six editions ever published Across their richly illustrated pages, readers rediscover such footballing personalities as George Best, Bobby Charlton, Bobby Moore, Gordon Banks, Bill Shankly, Matt Busby, Billy Bremner, Dave Mackay, Emlyn Hughes, Colin Bell and countless other celebrated players and managers. Packed with fascinating articles, player profiles, memorable matches, football personalities and vintage action photography, the annuals transport readers back to the days of packed terraces, muddy pitches, leather footballs and some of the greatest names ever to grace the British game.
Condition: Very Good
All six annuals have tight bindings and clean, bright pages throughout. The inside covers and publisher's endpapers are bright white, with no signs of foxing or gift inscriptions. Lavishly illustrated with photographs throughout, these handsome original hardcover publications have survived remarkably well. Offered together as one complete six-volume collection, **Denis Law's Book of Soccer Nos. 1–6** presents a wonderful opportunity for Manchester United supporters, serious collectors of vintage football annuals and enthusiasts of British football history. The complete collection is offered at £275.00.
