As well as using the Lego Valley to explain how the Valley was developed and could still be expanded, Peter also donated a huge number of items from his time as a fan and a director.
As CEO he often had first sight of prototype shirts and other rarities such as this match prepared goalkeepers shirt for the 1998 play-off final but wasn't worn, Sasa Ilic wearing a yellow and black version.
The shirt is now part of the museum's collection of over 250 Charlton related shirts.
For the record, Prototypes were a very good French band. If you get the time, their album Synthetique is on Spotify. Sadly their earlier, better, material like Danse sur la Merde, and Gentleman is missing from that platform.
The "Inter" #cafc kit is very sought after by Charlton shirt collectors but this was the one-off prototype with Mesh, not Redbus, as sponsor donated by Peter Varney yesterday.
The "Inter" #cafc kit is very sought after by Charlton shirt collectors but this was the one-off prototype with Mesh, not Redbus, as sponsor donated by Peter Varney yesterday.
Interesting, it also looks like they changed their mind on the colours of the stripes.
This looks more like the blue llanera away shirt we had after we were relegated from the prem. The redbus version is black and blue
The "Inter" #cafc kit is very sought after by Charlton shirt collectors but this was the one-off prototype with Mesh, not Redbus, as sponsor donated by Peter Varney yesterday.
Interesting, it also looks like they changed their mind on the colours of the stripes.
This looks more like the blue llanera away shirt we had after we were relegated from the prem. The redbus version is black and blue
The "Inter" #cafc kit is very sought after by Charlton shirt collectors but this was the one-off prototype with Mesh, not Redbus, as sponsor donated by Peter Varney yesterday.
Interesting, it also looks like they changed their mind on the colours of the stripes.
This looks more like the blue llanera away shirt we had after we were relegated from the prem. The redbus version is black and blue
The blue and black Redbus shirt reminds me of playing Dagenham away in the cup I think….
Coq Sportif would have made up this sample early in the 97/98 season, maybe as early as October and naturally would have used the existing sponsor, Viglen.
But Viglen's deal ran out at the end of the regular season and Mesh paid £25k to have their brand on our PO final shirts.
The new shirt design was used but with a different sponsor
If you like old shirts but have any type of OCD, look away now.
This just looks "wrong"
I remember putting up a picture a couple of years ago of Mills and Youds wearing that and the ecru version, wondering where they (the shirts!) had got to.
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As CEO he often had first sight of prototype shirts and other rarities such as this match prepared goalkeepers shirt for the 1998 play-off final but wasn't worn, Sasa Ilic wearing a yellow and black version.
The shirt is now part of the museum's collection of over 250 Charlton related shirts.
Think these might stil be a seller
"That ain't worth 50 million squid!"
Badges, sleeves, collar and colours all different.
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Never seen one of those before. Lovely shirt.
This just looks "wrong"
Coq Sportif would have made up this sample early in the 97/98 season, maybe as early as October and naturally would have used the existing sponsor, Viglen.
But Viglen's deal ran out at the end of the regular season and Mesh paid £25k to have their brand on our PO final shirts.
The new shirt design was used but with a different sponsor