Viv Anderson is selling the England shirt and cap from his international debut as part of a collection of memorabilia expected to fetch more than £100,000.
Anderson became the first black player to represent England when he made his debut against Czechoslovakia in 1978.
He was a defender at Nottingham Forest at the time and went on to play for Arsenal, Manchester United and Sheffield Wednesday among others before his retirement in 1995. He won a total of 30 England caps.
Anderson, 68, is also selling his European Cup winners' medal from 1980 and a championship plaque from Forest's title win in 1978 as part of a collection to be sold next month by Graham Budd Auctions.