If you've got a piece of Town memorabilia that you reckon might be worth a few quid or you are just interested in putting a price on your own Blues' collection, then make a date with Graham Budd at Portman Road on Friday.

Graham runs one of the UK's largest auctions of vintage sporting collectables in association with Sotheby's of London and on March 12 he will be at the Club  to cast his expert eye over Town memories.

Based in the sponsors' lounge between 10am and 4pm, Graham will give free valuations and accept items for his next sale, which is at Sotheby's in London on October 28. Appointments are not necessary.

Previous Ipswich Town memorabilia sold at Budd includes: A group of five match programmes dating from1938 and 1939 sold for £1,100. A silver miniature replica of the FA Charity Shield relating to the 1962 encounter between Town and Tottenham that was sold for £2,200 and a number five player's shirt dating from the 1980s which came in at £220.

Valuations and advice from Graham on buying and selling sporting memorabilia are free, confidential and without obligation.