Radio Italia Italy Soccer Team Euro 2008 Promo Postcard Azzurri FIGC Football For Sale

A vibrant chrome-era promotional postcard issued by Radio Italia celebrating the Italian national football team (the Azzurri) during UEFA Euro 2008, hosted by Austria and Switzerland. The front photograph captures four Italian players in full sprint, arms raised, mid-celebration on the pitch — a joyous action image overlaid with the Radio Italia logo and the slogan 'un'emozione tutta italiana!' ('an entirely Italian emotion!'). Radio Italia was the official musical partner of the Nazionale, and both the FIGC badge and Casa Azzurri Austria/Svizzera logo appear on the card.

• Radio Italia 'solomusicaitaliana' — official musical partner of the Italian national side (FIGC)
• Casa Azzurri Austria/Svizzera branding anchors this card to UEFA Euro 2008
• Vivid full-color action photo of Italy Azzurri players celebrating on the pitch
• Unused, unposted — back address area blank; divided-back chrome format
• Philips pitch-side advertising board visible in background; FIGC four-star crest bottom right

Unused and unposted; vibrant full-color photo print in excellent condition. Corners sharp, surface clean, no writing or soiling anywhere.

How an order ships depends on its value. The same statement is on every one of our listings, so you can see in advance exactly what to expect:

• Under $20 — semi-rigid protective sleeve, sent by tracked Standard Envelope.
• $20 to $100 — rigid stay-flat mailer, sent by USPS Ground Advantage. Tracked, with $100 of carrier insurance included. Postage is calculated at checkout for your address.
• Over $100 — rigid mailer, sent by UPS Ground and insured for the full purchase price. Postage is calculated at checkout. Orders over $250 require a signature on delivery.

Buying more than one? They travel together in a single package, at whichever tier the order total reaches.

Scanthology specializes in carefully digitized vintage paper. Every card is scanned at high resolution, stored flat, and shipped protected. Questions welcome -- thanks for looking!