TICKETS

Sports tickets, the key to adrenaline-fuelled experiences, have a rich history. From handwritten tickets in the early days of football, hockey and tennis, they have evolved into sophisticated documents with holographic security features. As digitisation progresses, tickets are becoming increasingly electronic, often stored directly on our phones. Yet collectors around the world are still looking for historic paper tickets that represent not only access to the game, but also a piece of sporting history.
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Ticket for SK Slavia Prague v AC Sparta Prague, Matchday 10, 23 October 2005. Evžen Rošický Stadium, VIP ticket, Stand: West, Sector: 8, Seat: 5. Entrance A2. Untorn
Ticket for AC Sparta Prague v FC Vysočina Jihlava, 10 September 2005. First Football League. Entrance: 3, Sector: H59, Row: 10, Seat: 7. Torn
Ticket for AC Sparta Prague v FC Baník Ostrava, 24 September 2005. First Football League. Entrance: 3, Sector: D68, Row: 14, Seat: 11. Torn
Ticket for AC Sparta Prague B v. Viktoria Žižkov, 6 November 2005. Second Football League. Entrance: 1, Sector: A4, Row: 13, Seat: 2. Torn
Ticket for AC Sparta Prague v FK Siad Most, 13 August 2005. First Football League. Entrance: 3, Sector: D68, row: 9, Seat: 11. Torn
UEFA ticket, AC Sparta v IFK Göteborg, Champions League qualifier, 10 August 1994. Standing. Untorn
OG Lillehammer ticket, 1994, Ice Hockey Final, Sweden v Canada. 27 February, Gate: 2, section: E10, seat: 8. Hakons Hall. Torn. A beautiful design from one of the most successful Olympic Games.
Ticket for the Lillehammer Winter Olympics, 1994, Ice Hockey Quarter-Final: Czech Republic v Canada 2–3 after extra time. 23 February, Gate: 1, Section: E, Seat: 38. Torn. A beautiful design from one of the most successful Olympic Games.