Newsletter #32: 1 st July 2018
Another highlight from my collection CONTENTS
ALI WHITE HUDDERSFIELD TOWN FC CANVAS Page 1: - A W TF a vas Page 2: a s A s s - T rr - r m y- Ts s - r S ‘PRIZM’ ard 2004 FD Ed amp ‘d ’ ard a d a - r M y p s r Page 3: A Wa - ’s a Page 3: I W s T a I Ow d T s… - ‘ yr ’ Pa ‘PRIZM’ ard f M y Page 4: Other Football Cards - Pluck ‘Famous Football Teams’ (1922) Page 5: Recommended Read - ‘The Damned United’ by David Peace I clearly recall walking past the AC Gallery in Huddersfield with a (2006) riend se eral years ag and n cing this can as - am ng thers - in the r nt wind w y c mment at the me was rather al ng Page 6: For Sale - new items… and the lines “yes, it’s lovely, but she’d never let me hang it any- my book! where”. Well, a few short years on, I had taken the plunge and bought it online (there’s a link on my website) without even informing my wife; I even got lucky because they had quoted me an out-of-date shipping cost of just £5 which they duly honoured. The canvas itself is about 30” x 26” and it now hangs proudly on my staircase - one can admire it directly ahead whilst walk- ing down the stairs.
The view is a composite one. For those who are unfamiliar with the layout of our ground, you can effec- vely draw a hori ontal line across the top of the three stands shown bordering the pitch; the huge stand shown at the far end is purely an enormous enlargement of the stand shown directly below it and the trusses and blue rooves adjacent are merely alterna ve views of the stands at the side of the ground. ll in all it is a very ‘ busy’ print and is a magnificent sight. nd because it is a print composed of photographic elements you might even be able to recognise certain people within it. I know for a fact that the drummer at bo om le has been iden fied by his father who subsequently bought one of these as a gi for him.