This unique piece of sporting memorabilia cannot ever be reproduced. The value it holds comes from the history it has seen. There will never be anything else like it available in your lifetime.
This unique and never to be repeated MCG Carpet piece is so much more than just your average sports memorabilia. While memorabilia can be manufactured, a piece like this has to be aged to perfection. It’s value stemming from being seeped in the history and events that give it meaning. This is just a single square of the actual carpet that once graced the Member’s Dining Room in the Ponsford Stand. As you well know Ponsford Stand was demolished in 2003. With the stand gone all connections we had to its history died with it, except this.
From its very creation this particular carpet has been quite unique. It was first laid in 1967, and has the crest of the Melbourne Cricket Club woven right into the fabric. The repetitious nature of the pattern naturally lent itself to being divided into individual squares. Each piece bears the same symbol boldly in its center, proudly reminded you from where it came. This is your one chance to add a collectible of this level to your personal collection, the “People’s Ground” can never be recreated.By acting now and taking advantage of this very generous offer you can assure that you truly own a one of a kind piece of sports history. You will be able to design your dream memento around your very own square of the MCG carpet making the finished product everything you could have ever hoped for. Add your own personal touches from your favorite days at the MCG. Little things like personal pictures, ticket stubs, programs, or even autographs can be integrated into one complete centerpiece that will mean more to you than any thing else you could ever add to your collection. We cannot stress the term “One of a Kind,” enough. Because in this case it means that this piece will not only include the history of the Ponsford Stand, but will be seeped in the richness over your own memories and experiences. How do you ever put a price tag on something like that?
