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Load image into Gallery viewer, Jonah Lomu & David Campese Personally Signed Ball and DC Singlet
Load image into Gallery viewer, Jonah Lomu & David Campese Personally Signed Ball and DC Singlet
Load image into Gallery viewer, Jonah Lomu & David Campese Personally Signed Ball and DC Singlet
Load image into Gallery viewer, Jonah Lomu & David Campese Personally Signed Ball and DC Singlet
Load image into Gallery viewer, Jonah Lomu & David Campese Personally Signed Ball and DC Singlet
Load image into Gallery viewer, Jonah Lomu & David Campese Personally Signed Ball and DC Singlet
Load image into Gallery viewer, Jonah Lomu & David Campese Personally Signed Ball and DC Singlet
Load image into Gallery viewer, Jonah Lomu & David Campese Personally Signed Ball and DC Singlet

Jonah Lomu & David Campese Personally Signed Ball and DC Singlet

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Guaranteed 100% Authentic Memorabilia

  • Verifiable Pedigree: Issued with a registered Unique Memorabilia COA featuring a tamper-proof, trackable hologram.
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  • Industry Approved: Strictly adhering to the official authenticity guidelines of AFTAL, UACC, and the Australian Memorabilia Association.

We present here a tribute to the two most dynamic rugby union attack-men of the last half century or more, Jonah Lomu and David Campese.

The rugby ball is personally signed by both Lomu and Campese as well as the MC for "The Campo and Jonah Luncheon" held on 30 September 1996 in Sydney, All Black player Eric Rush.

The ball is partially deflated but could be displayed as is (as shown here).  Alternatively, the signed segment of the ball could be removed and framed.

The training-worn Wallabies singlet was displayed in a now-closed New Zealand sporting memorabilia museum (and is dedicated to its owner, Jack) and is personally signed and inscribed by Campo.

A rare, exciting, group of rugby items.