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On Saturday 10th December 1966, Hull City hosted Crystal Palace at Boothferry Park in the Football League Division Two (1966-67 season). This is the original matchday programme produced for that fixture — printed once, on the day, then taken home and kept by a supporter who was there.
1966-67 Hull City Division Two home programme v Crystal Palace at Boothferry Park.
Whether you were at the ground that day, were born in 1966, grew up listening to your dad or grandad talk about this team, or simply want to hold a tangible piece of the club's story — this programme has waited 60 years for the right home.
Every programme is one-of-a-kind — and that makes it the kind of gift that lands far harder than another scarf or pen.
A programme from a specific date is one of the most personal gifts going — someone there that day, born that day, or planning a milestone birthday in that year.
This programme tells two clubs' stories — and one of them is Crystal Palace's.
Looking for the perfect gift for a Crystal Palace fan? Because it features both sides, this is as much a Crystal Palace collectible as a Hull City one — an original matchday programme from Saturday 10th December 1966 in the Football League Division Two, printed on the day and treasured ever since.
Whether it's a milestone birthday — a 40th, 50th, 60th or 70th — a retirement, Father's Day, an anniversary or Christmas, an original programme dated Saturday 10th December 1966 is about as personal as a gift gets. Were they at the game, or is this from a year that means something to them? Either way, it's a Crystal Palace keepsake they'll actually treasure — not another gift card destined for a drawer.
