Our Story

Our Story

Our passion for autograph collecting began in the late 1970s when our founder began collecting autographs at NRL games (then called the NSWRL) and at international cricket matches. This hobby eventually became a magnificent private collection.  That collection is now made available here at Unique Memorabilia, along with many other items personally discovered and curated by the same youth who collected those league and cricket autographs all those years ago….  At Unique Memorabilia, we offer only authentic memorabilia that our founder would still proudly place on his own walls.

Here's our founder with rugby league Immortal Arthur Beetson and Bob "The Bear" O'Reilly following Parramatta's inaugural title victory in 1981.

Around 20 years ago, here's the founder and his son obtaining the autograph of Leeds, Liverpool and Socceroos great Harry Kewell.

Authenticity

Unique Memorabilia prides itself on providing fans with 100% authentic autographed memorabilia and collectables.

Our guarantee is simple: Each hand-signed item of memorabilia or collectible will come with its own individually numbered Certificate of Authenticity (COA) and is guaranteed authentic for life.

15 years of success in the business is testimony to our reputation for quality and authentic products. We stand behind every product we sell.

Stories

We have acquired and sold at least 12 Test-Worn Baggy Green caps, far more than any other retailer in Australia, including those worn by legends such as the late Bob Simpson and the late Dean Jones.

We are the only company in Australia to have sold items like Muhammad Ali’s boxing contracts and the trunks he wore whilst preparing to fight at the 1968 Mexico Olympic Games.

We have also sold match-used shirts worn by Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal and by Diego Maradona and Lionel Messi, cricket bats used in Tests by Allan Border and Greg Blewett, and “5 wicket balls” held high on the field after Shane Warne, Stuart MacGill, and Jason Gillespie had taken their hauls.

We have sold Ayrton Senna’s race worn F1 gloves, Johnny Raper’s match-worn St George semi final jersey, and Billy Smith’s Kangaroos jersey worn whilst playing against England in the 1960s.