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An introduction to collecting sports memorabilia: what to collect and how to start

9.11.2026

Collecting sports memorabilia connects fans all over the world. Every postcard, ticket or badge is a small piece of sporting history.

You can collect almost anything: vintage stadium postcards, tickets and match programmes, badges, pennants, cards, photographs, autographs, pucks and sports equipment. It is best to start with a theme you enjoy – a favourite sport, club, athlete or a specific event such as the Olympic Games or a World Cup. A budget set in advance also helps, as prices range from a few euros to rare pieces for serious collectors.

FANzone loyalty programme: collect ANTIQUE points and save on your purchases

9.11.2026

Our loyalty programme is a way of saying thank you. Every order earns you ANTIQUE points that you can redeem as a discount on further collectibles.

Points are credited automatically as soon as an order is paid – you earn 1 ANTIQUE point for every 4 EUR / 4 USD (100 CZK) spent. Extra points are added for registration, newsletter sign-up, your birthday, name day and registration anniversary. On your next purchase each point is worth a discount of 0.4 EUR / 0.4 USD (10 CZK). Points can be redeemed on orders from 100 CZK and can cover up to half of the order value.

The ice hockey puck: history of a small disc and tips for collectors

9.11.2026

The small disc of vulcanised rubber has belonged to hockey since its beginnings – and for collectors it is one of the most accessible and personal souvenirs.

In hockey's early days, players used all sorts of objects – wooden blocks, balls and improvised discs. The game played on 3 March 1875 at the indoor Victoria Skating Rink in Montreal is regarded as the birth of modern hockey; a flat disc was used instead of a ball so it would not fly into the crowd. Pucks have been made of vulcanised rubber since around the turn of the 20th century, and their shape and size have changed little since.

Book Laufer, 50 let v našem sportu, author's dedication

Code: 88/S1941

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Kniha Laufer, 50 let v našem sportu, věnování autoraKniha Laufer, 50 let v našem sportu, věnování autora (2)

Kniha Laufer, 50 let v našem sportu, věnování autoraKniha Laufer, 50 let v našem sportu, věnování autora (2)

Kniha Laufer, 50 let v našem sportu, věnování autoraKniha Laufer, 50 let v našem sportu, věnování autora (1)

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Josef Laufer, 50 let v našem sportu. Hardcover. Pages: 182. Published 10.XI.1955 STN. Print run: 19,000. Author's signature and dedication, 28.XII.1955.

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Condition: as found, solid

Size: 13.5 cm x 20.5 cm.

Wikipedia: Josef Laufer (20 April 1891, Prague – 19 October 1966, Prague) was a Czech sports editor and commentator.

On 3 October 1926, during an S.K. Slavia Praha football match (where he was also a club official at the time), he became the first European to commentate a sports event live; boxer Jiří Hoyer had made the first broadcast two years earlier, but it was not live, only relayed with a short delay. During the war he was persecuted because of his Jewish origin and survived thanks to a mixed marriage. Laufer is regarded as the founding figure of Czech radio sports journalism and Czech sports commentary.

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Category:	Sports books and historic publications
Weight:	0.446 kg

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