Check this out: a ball from each World Cup. There’s a mini version too.
Iconic? Yes, but that’s marketing speak isn’t it? They’re just flat out tremendous.
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Not sure what you’d actually do with them all. I guess you’d need a lot of money and a special room to put them on display. Incidentally I wrote this top 5 http://chopstop5.blogspot.com/2009/09/top-5-footballs.html a few weeks back. Maybe I inspired them!
I like the old skool design better than the new-fangled ones. The new ones just don’t look like real footballs to this American.
The early ’70s ones are the best. Shame they fell out of use. Classic, iconic, any word you fancy.