Lance Armstrong Autograph on a Copy of his Autobiography

Lance Armstrong Autograph on a Copy of his AutobiographyA signed copy of Lance Armstrong's 2003 autobiography Every Second Counts Cyclist Lance Armstrong (born 1971) was one of the greatest cyclists in history, dominating the sport through the 1990s and early 2000s. In 2012, he was proven to have used performance enhancing drugs for his career. He was stripped of all his titles from 1998 onward. A hardcover example (with dust jacket) of Armstong's autobiography Every Second Counts, measuring 6" x 9" and

is a superb and nostalgic piece for 70s children

A fine quality mounted mint set with fresh colours of this beautifully designed set of stamps

the manager’s son folded it and put it in the top pocket of his army uniform and carried it to Korea

that the Hebrew transliteration should be used

A very rare variety with only a maximum of 708 possible (both colours)

This signed certificate measures 16

A scarce multiple in top grade condition

Originally acquired directly from Harry Corbett: the two Sootys and the autograph were purchased at an auction that immediately followed an after dinner speaking event in Blackpool where Corbett was the guest speaker

from cafes to gun clubs

Printed by Bradbury

75 inches)

along with two printed photographs