Remember, remember, the fifth of November

This is a footnote to my last (ruby slippers) post

First and foremost, and I really should have checked this first, Beckham's boots. The catalogue for the sale by Convery Auctions on 5/11 gives their lot number as 121. Remember Rik Clay who is sadly no longer with us; his work on the Olympics 2012 ( I really should have credited him with the Zion/2012 image I used previously) , Prince William and his thoughts behind the re-occurrence of the numerals 11.11 and what that could perhaps signify ? Well 121 is 11 squared.

Secondly, the piece de resistance of the 222 lot sale, number 143 (13 x 11) :

THE FOLLOWING LOTS 143 TO 162 ARE THE PROPERTY OF THE SAN SIRO FOOTBALL MUSEUM

CELTIC V. INTER MILAN EUROPEAN CUP FINAL 1967

THE OFFICIAL CELTIC FOOTBALL CLUB PENNANT GIVEN TO INTER MILAN CAPTAIN ARMANDO PICCHI BY CELTIC CAPTAIN BILLY MCNEILL
inscribed European Cup Final, FC Internazionale, v, Celtic, In Lisbon, 25th May, 1967, with embroidered shamrocks, 28in. (71cm) long

Provenance
San Siro Football Museum, Milan

The above is the official club pennant produced by Celtic for the customary exchanging of the pennants by the club captains prior to the 1967 European Cup Final, were Celtic became the first British side to win the famous trophy.

A true piece of historical football memorabilia
£20000-30000












From my post regarding the occult significance of the signing of the Treaty of Lisbon, in Lisbon, on Lucifer's Day last December. From Going back to our roots:

And as such we can perhaps ascertain that at the centre of the cube is a bloodline all the way back from Rome, and perhaps before. A bloodline of power. A bloodline of Kings. A bloodline marked by the spots from Jerome's lions paw.

Remember Obama's Scottish Roots?:

Mr Salmond said Americans had chosen another president of Scottish descent.

Mr Obama's maternal ancestor, Edward FitzRandolph, is said to have emigrated to America in the 17th Century.

According to genealogists, his ancestry can also be traced to William the Lion, who ruled Scotland from 1165 to 1214.

cheers