Title:
1987 Escambia High School Gators
Pensacola Florida (FL), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
1984 AAA State Champions 1985 AAAA State Champions No. 1 in the nation 1986 U.S.A. Today Head Coach: Dwight Thomas
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Title:
New England Patriots Football
Foxboro Massachusetts (MA), Continental Chrome PM 1989 Nov-18
Description:
Exciting National League Football is played in Foxboro, Massachusetts at Patriots' Stadium. The "Pats" are closely followed by loyal fans throughout the six-state New England region. The stadium is located between Boston and Providence away from urban traffic.
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Title:
Touchdown
unused
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Title:
United States Naval Academy (USNA) Football Squad 1908
Annapolis Maryland (MD), Divided Back PM 1908 Dec-21
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Title:
Indian-Villanova Football Game Cartoon
Pennsylvania (PA), Divided Back PM 1910 Sep-7
Description:
This is what a little Indian girl thinks the Indian-Villanova football game will be like.
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Title:
National Football Hall of Fame
Canton Ohio (OH), Chrome PM 1972 Oct-25
Description:
This shrine is the brainchild of sports writer Germane Swanson and was financed with funds contributed by fans of the great game across the nation. It is located in the Canton Park System on 14 wooded acres in the N.W. section of the city next to Canton Expressway (Rt. 77). It is a two building complex which features a 52 foot dome - a stylized architectural impression of a football. The dramatic mural sculptured in copper over the entrance was hand-hammered by Dale Drulis and weighs over 800 lbs. While Latrobe, Pa. is considered the real home of Professional Football. Canton, Ohio is where the National Football League was founded in 1920. In addition, the first football championships were decided here. It is also where Jim Thorpe had first stirred national interest in the great game.
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Title:
Soccer/football game
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Title:
Two Teams of Men on Field Trying to Kick Ball
unused
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Title:
Super Bowl XXII Washington Redskins
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
North Carolina State
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Exciting North Carolina State football entertains student, alumni, and visitors in this action-filled stadium every fall.
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Title:
Tampa Stadium
Tampa Florida (FL), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Home of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Super Bowl 1984.
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Title:
Piling Up
Divided Back PM 1910 Dec-14
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Title:
1975 Miami Dolphins
Jumbo/Large Format PM 1987 Feb-17
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Title:
The Locker Room
South Bend Indiana (IN), Chrome unused
Description:
Joni Mock Dexter Press, Inc.
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Title:
Upsala College Football Players
East Orange New Jersey (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
1969 Football Schedule.
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Title:
A Punt Romantic
Divided Back
Description:
A Punt
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Title:
Two Men Playing Football, One Holding the Other's Leg
Divided Back unused
Description:
Write Away Series 76
Sorry I couldn't get away
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Title:
Party Time in Georgia
Georgia (GA), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Mickey Unlimited Collection
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Title:
The Rose Bowl, Pasadena, Calif.
Pasadena California (CA), Real Photo PM Jan-3
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Title:
Army Football - Cherry Bowl
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Title:
Football...Who'll Volunteer to get the ball?
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Shamrocks Football Team
Real Photo
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Title:
The Stanford Band Outlines its Unnatural Axe at the 1972 Rose Bowl
Chrome unused
Description:
In a tribute to the traditional symbol of Stanford athletic endeavor. This formation remains one of the few traditional segments of the otherwise contemporary and spirited Leland Stanford Junior University Marching Band shows.
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Title:
I'm Going Some
Divided Back
Description:
Series 530
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Title:
Military Football Team
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Will Rogers Stadium
Colorado Springs Colorado (CO), Real Photo unused
Description:
Will Rogers Stadium - Colo Springs Colo.
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Title:
Harvard and Yale Game, Harvard Stadium
Cambridge Massachusetts (MA), White Border PM Dec-4
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Title:
Football Game at Yale Bowl
New Haven Connecticut (CT), White Border unused
Description:
Length 950 ft., Width 750 ft., Capacity 67,000
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Title:
University of Pennsylvania - Football Game on Franklin Field
Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
I am Waiting for an Engagement
Divided Back PM 1914 May-20
Description:
Series 978
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Title:
Football Team
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Scoring
Divided Back unused
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Title:
A Quick Play
Divided Back
Description:
Men wearing uniforms but no helmets playing football in the early days of the game
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Title:
Sure Goal
Divided Back unused
Description:
Football player kissing girl
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Title:
You're Always Kicking
Divided Back PM 1906 Jan-23
Description:
Harvard
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Title:
Football Terms. Ilustrated "Sticking to Their Backs!"
Divided Back PM Sep-2
Description:
Humorous Series 1365
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Title:
Grand Stand Public School Playground
Real Photo unused
Description:
Texas & Arkansas football game
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Title:
Football 1869-1989
Chrome PM 1969 Sep-26
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Title:
Ketn State University Football Stadium
Kent Ohio (OH), Chrome unused
Description:
K S U Football Stadium - Home of the Kent State University Golden Flashes
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Title:
Young Woman Looks Out From a Football
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series H.C. 1-12
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Title:
Denison Football Team
Denison Iowa (IA), Real Photo PM 1911 Feb-8
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Title:
Don Shula & Dan Marino
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Mike Roberts Color Productions
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Title:
Lyle Alzado
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Cliff Branch
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Jose Azel
Mike Roberts Color Productions
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Title:
Joe Theismann
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Jim Plunkett
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
John Riggins
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Joe Montana
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
David Burnett
Mike Roberts Color Productions
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Title:
Marcus Allen
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Jose Azel
Mike Roberts Color Productions
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Title:
Saved!
Divided Back PM 1908 Nov-27
Description:
National Series S 136
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Title:
Main Entrance to Dallas' Famed Cotton Bowl
Dallas Texas (TX), Chrome unused
Description:
Seating capacity 75,000 where the Cotton Bowl Football classic is held every New Year's Day
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Title:
Bert Coan
Chrome unused
Description:
Sweeping right end against San Diego Chargers
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Title:
Paul W. "Bear" Bryant
Chrome unused
Description:
The legendary Coach Paul W. "Bear" Bryant, (1913-1983, head football coach and athletic director at the University of Alabama, and the nation's all-time winning coach (323 wins)
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Title:
Knute Rockne
Continental Chrome PM 1988 Mar-9
Description:
First Day of Issue: March 9, 1988; First Issue Location: Notre Dame, Indiana. Like many immigrants of his time, Knute Rockne dreamed of going to college. Earning his own way, he finally made the dream come true, attending Notre Dame University. There he earned a reputation as one of the most brilliant college football players of all time. In 1914, he graduated, but Notre Dame found a way to hold on to this football great. He was hired as a chemistry instructor and football coach. And soon, it was apparent that Knute Rockne was destined for fame. By 1918, he was head coach of the Notre Dame football team. In the next 13 years, Notre Dame won 105 games, lost only 12, and tied five. Rockne's leadership brought the school to the heights of college football, and the game itself profited from his genius. He taught to perfection the art of forward passing and insisted on the absolute coordination of team members so that they played like a finely tuned machine. Rockne thus earned the admiration of a nation of football fans. On April 1, 1931, Knute Rockne was killed in a plane crash, and all America felt the loss
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Title:
Foot Ball Team, 1907
Quincy Illinois (IL), Divided Back unused
Description:
GKM City Business College
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Title:
Muhlenberg College
Allentown Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
1971 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE SEPTEMBER: Sat. 25--JOHNS HOPKINS..........A 2:00 OCTOBER: Sat. 2--HAVERFORD...............H 1:30 (Family Day) Sat. 9--LEBANON VALLEY..........A 1:30 Sat. 16--URSINUS................A 2:00 Sat. 23--DICKINSON..............H 1:30 (Homecoming) Sat. 30--SWARTHMORE.............A 1:30 NOVEMBER: Sat. 6--PMC COLLEGES............H 1:30 (Epsy Day) Sat. 13--FRANKLIN & MARSHALL....A 1:30 Sat. 20--MORAVIAN...............H 1:30 Muhlenberg Field, 24th and Liberty Streets Photo: L. to R., 1971 Co-Captains, Thomas F. Reilly and Edward F. Di Yanni; Head Coach, Frank P. Marino. Remember HOMECOMING '71 OCTOBER 22 and 23
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Title:
The Rose Bowl
Pasadena California (CA), Linen
Description:
The scene of the East-West football championship, which is decided annually on New Year's Day. Each year the Tournament of Roses invites the western university whose team has made the most outstanding record during the season. That university in turn invites its opponent of like standing from the East. This game has become a national classic
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Title:
Alamo Stadium
San Antonio Texas (TX), Linen PM 1947 Jun-11
Description:
One of the largest and newest football Stadiums in the South
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Title:
P-38 The Rose Bow, Pasadena, California
Linen unused
Description:
THE ROSE BOWL The scene of the East-West football championship, which is decided annually on New Year's Day. Each year the Tournament of Roses invites the western university whose team has made the most outstanding record during the season. That university in turn invites its opponent of like standing from the East. This game has become a national classic
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Title:
Boy with Turkey
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Don't Think That You Can Use Me As A Sub
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 978
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Title:
Memorial Stadium, University of Illinois
Champaign Illinois (IL), Linen PM 1939 Sep-30
Description:
Series 93298
Champaign & Urbana News Agency
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Title:
Detroit's Convention Arena
Detroit Michigan (MI), Chrome PM 1970 Apr-01
Description:
Series 54816-B
This circular building for conventions concerts and major sports events is adjacent to Cobo Hall and overlooks the Detroit River. It seats 9560 which can be increased to 12,500 by temporary seats on the arena floor
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Title:
Marcus Allen
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
CL/Sports #26-C SCB18825-Colorphoto: Jose Azel
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Title:
One Of The Largest And Newest Football Stadiums In The South
San Antonio Texas (TX), Linen unused
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Title:
The Yale Bowl
New Haven Connecticut (CT), Divided Back unused
Description:
Length, 950 feet. 61,000 seats, Width, 750 feet.
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Title:
Dressed Easter Chicks Playing Football
Divided Back PM Apr-21
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Title:
Dallas And The Dallas Cowboys
Chrome
Description:
SINCE ENTERING THE NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE IN 1960, THE COWBOYS AND COACH TOM LANDRY HAVE COMPILED A RECORD 18 CONSECUTIVE WINNING SEASONS, THE LON GEST STREAK IN PRO FOOTBALL. THEY'VE HAD 16 PLAY OFF SEASONS AND A LEAGUE RECORD 35 PLAYOFF GFAMES. THE COWBOYS HAVE WON 12 DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIPS AND FIVE NFC CHAMPIONSHIPS, WHICH TRANSLATES INTO A RECORD FIVE SUPER BOWL APPEARANCES AND TWO WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS.
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Title:
Buffalo's Civic Stadium
Buffalo New York (NY), Linen unused
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Title:
Lima Stadium
Lima Ohio (OH), Linen unused
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Title:
High School Stadium
Dayton Ohio (OH), Linen unused
Description:
All Dayton High School football games and played at this stadium. All of the funds needed to erected this modern stadium were donated by the citizens of Dayton. Seating capacity: 12,000.
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Title:
Bowman Gray Memorial Stadium
Winston-Salem North Carolina (NC), Linen unused
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Title:
Kickoff at Football Game - Cornell vs. Gettysburg 1915
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Peter's Weatherbird Shoes November
St. Louis Missouri (MO), Divided Back
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Title:
The House of Flowers, Charles Uttley, Artist
Harrisburg Pennsylvania (PA), Divided Back PM 1914 Oct-31
Description:
Raschen The House of Flowers
Charles uttley, Artist
November 1914 Calendar
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Title:
Football Game
Racine Wisconsin (WI), Real Photo unused
Description:
"Valpo football boys"
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Title:
Illinois--Chicago Game, October 15, 1910
Divided Back unused
Description:
Glenn. D. Butzer
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Title:
Football (Rugby) Team with Coaches and Trophy
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Marietta College - Carnegie Tech Football
Marietta Ohio (OH), Real Photo PM 1909 Nov-18
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Title:
From a Heart That Is True - Football Game
Divided Back
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Title:
Football Team Posing
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Green Bay Packer All-Time Greats
Green Bay Wisconsin (WI), Chrome unused
Description:
Paul Hornung and Jim Taylor caught in action during their hey-day at Lambeau Field.
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Title:
1915 Stanford Berkeley Bonfire Pile Campanile
Palo Alto California (CA), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Cupid in Yale Colors Holding Football
Divided Back unused
Description:
Brekekekex koax koax, Brekekekex Koax Koax, Oop Oop, Parabalon Yale.
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Title:
Rare 1905 Andover Vs. Exeter Football
Divided Back unused
Description:
November 11th, 1905 Exeter Campus
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Title:
Stanford vs. University of California Berkeley Football Game
Divided Back unused
Description:
Stanford vs U of C
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Title:
Yale v. Harvard Football
Divided Back PM 1907 Nov-26
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Title:
Seven men playing football
Divided Back unused
Description:
Henry J. Tice Florist Advertising
New Brunswick, NJ
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Title:
Yale Football
Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1907 Nov-21
Description:
Brekekekex Koax Koax, Brekekekex Koax Koax, Oop Oop Yale
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Title:
The Forward's Nightmare - Soccer
Divided Back PM 1905 Nov-7
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Title:
National Champion Clemson Tigers, 1981
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
NCAA Collegiate champions in 1981-82 with an undefeated season and Orange Bowl winner over Nebraska 22-15. Views show Death Valley
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Title:
A Touchdown
Divided Back unused
Description:
Football player tackling girl with football
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Title:
Catching a Punt
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Piling Up
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Students Playing Football
Real Photo PM 1906 Nov-27
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Title:
Inter-Hall Champions 1908
Chicago Illinois (IL), Real Photo PM 1908
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Title:
Man Dressed for Rugby or Football
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Texas Football Team in a Skirmish
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Football Game at the Old Soldiers Home
Real Photo unused
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Title:
The City Stadium - "Home of the Green Bay Packers"
Green Bay Wisconsin (WI), Linen unused
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Title:
Are We Down-Hearted? No!!! Rugby
Divided Back PM 1909 Oct-25
Description:
Tom Browne Series 2598-3
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Title:
Len Dawson #16
Chrome unused
Description:
A.F.L.'s leading passer 1962-64-66 drops back to pass
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Title:
Head Coach Vince Gibson
Chrome unused
Description:
University of Louisville Football Office Louisville, Kentucky 40208
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Title:
Colgate Football Game
Hamilton New York (NY), Real Photo unused
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Title:
1962 Green Bay Packers
Green Bay Wisconsin (WI), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
1962 Championship Team, Packer Hall of Fame
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Title:
Joe Namath
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
David Burnett
Mike Roberts Color Productions
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Title:
Dan Marino
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Jose Azel Mike Roberts Color Productions
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Title:
Don Shula and Dan Marino
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
I Am Waiting For an Engagement
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 978
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Title:
Football Action at Philadelphia Veterans Stadium
Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
The Philadelphia Veterans Stadium Home of the Philadelphia Eagles N.F.C. football team and the "Phillies" National League baseball team. Scene shows typical intense mid-game action during one of the many regularly scheduled and well-attended events
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Title:
Bart Starr
Green Bay Wisconsin (WI), Chrome unused
Description:
One of the most outstanding players in pro-football. As Packer quarterback he guided the team to its tenth world championship
Dexter Press, Inc
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Title:
The Last Game
Memphis Tennessee (TN), Chrome unused
Description:
Coach Paul W. "Bear" Bryant (1913-1983) rides off the field on his players' shoulders after his 323rd career victory (his final game) at the Liberty Bowl in Memphis, Tennessee. "Bear" was head football coach and athletic director at the University of Alabama and collegiate football's all-time winning coach, with a lifetime record of 323-85-17
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Title:
Iowa-Ames Championship Football Game
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Commemorative card from the Iowa-Ames Championship Football Game played at Nile Kinnick Stadium on September 17, 1977
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Title:
New England Patriots Football
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Exciting National Football League action is played in Foxboro, Massachusetts at Patriots' Stadium. The "Pats" are closely followed by loyal fans throughout the six-state New England region. The stadium is located between Boston and Providence away from urban traffic
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Title:
Los Angeles Raiders Super Bowl XVIII Champs
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Commemorative card for the LA Raiders, winners of Super Bowl XVIII, January 22, 1984
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Title:
Dallas Cowboys Helmet
Chrome PM 1985 May-23
Description:
A-W Distributor
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Title:
The University of Michigan Stadium
Ann Arbor Michigan (MI), Chrome unused
Description:
With a seating capacity of 101,001, this is the largest college-owned stadium in the country
Dexter Press Inc
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Title:
The Boston Herald's Boys and Girls of New England
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 3
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Title:
The and Now - Bart Starr
Chrome unused
Description:
Shown as player and as coach. As Packer quarterback he guided the team to its tenth world championship
Dexter Press, Inc
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Title:
Packer-Bear Action: The Oldest Rivalry in Pro Football
Chrome unused
Description:
Dexter Press, Inc
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Title:
Artist Rendering The New Home of the Kansas City Chiefs
Chrome unused
Description:
scheduled to be completed in 1969. The stadium will seat 75,000 and will be the most modern football stadium in the country. It features a revolutionary concept in the history of stadium construction--the sliding roof, which will permit football fans to enjoy the game where it was meant to be played--out-of-doors and still protected from the elements. Rendering courtesy of Kivett & Myers Architects and Charles Deaton, Architect Design Associates
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Title:
Charles "Peck" Hazard 1908-1909
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Exposition Park Coliseum
Los Angeles California (CA), Linen PM 1945 Apr-19
Description:
The Coliseum, located in Exposition Park, is one of the largest and finest stadiums in the world, with a seating capacity of over 110,000. It has been the scene of many famous and spectacular events, including Motion Picture Pageants, several Eucharistic Congresses and the 1932 Olympic Games
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Title:
Victory if You Come to Our Class Next Sunday Rally Day
Linen PM 1954 Sep-29
Description:
"Even a child is known by his doing..." Proverbs 20:11 P.S. Bring your pals along
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Title:
Orchard Park
Buffalo New York (NY), Chrome unused
Description:
Orchard Park is headquarters for action NFL football in Western New York. In their modern 80,020-seat stadium erected exclusively for football by the taxpayers of Erie County, the BUFFALO BILLS host outstanding teams from both the American and National Conferences. The $21.5 million facility, maintained and operated by the Bills, was dedicated in 1973
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Title:
Sanford "Bull Dog" Stadium
Athens Georgia (GA), Linen unused
Description:
The University of Georgia, established by Legislative Act in 1785, is the oldest chartered State University in the United States. Beginning with a gift of several hundred acres of land, it has grown through the years to a Campus of nearly 4,000 acres. From an attendance of 38 students the first year, its enrollment has increased to around 7,000. The main Campus of the University has many beautiful buildings and is located near the center of Athens
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Title:
Fashion of Observance
Divided Back PM 1911
Description:
Series 7011
The Fashion of Observance Changes; but the Day still finds us Thankful!
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Title:
Catching A Punt
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Brown vs. Dartmouth
Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1906 Dec-01
Description:
Brown 23 Dartmouth 0.
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Title:
Football Stadium
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Packer Hall Of Fame
Green Bay Wisconsin (WI), Chrome unused
Description:
Series 34818-D
A Wonderful tribute to the most successful team in Professional Football. The Packers are the first team in Pro Football to house their own Hall of Fame. Located adjacent to the Brown county Veterans Memorial Arena on Highway 41 in Green Bay Movies, trophies, slides, and Packer History delight thousands of people each year
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Title:
Denny Stadium, University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa Alabama (AL), Linen PM 1944 Jan-25
Description:
Series T 29
Denny Stadium has a present seating capacity of 20,000. Ultimate seating capacity 60,000.
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Title:
Drawing of a Child holding a Football
PM 1911 Jan-23
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Title:
Football Team 1906
Canton Ohio (OH), Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 12
Top row - Ernst, Schrontz, Thorpe, Cure, Wallace, Murphy, Rilley, Townsend Bottom Row - Sheldon, Lang, Reemsnyder, Stevenson, Sweet, Steinberg.
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Title:
1911 St. Lawrence Football Team
Canton New York (NY), Real Photo PM 1911 Oct-13
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Title:
I'm Coming! A quarter back
Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
The Orange Bowl Stadium
Miami Florida (FL), Linen unused
Description:
Scene of the Annual Orange Bowl Game
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Title:
Father Flanagan's Boys Town Football Squad
Boys Town Nebraska (NE), Linen PM 1944 Aug-28
Description:
Father Flanagan's Boys' Home is located 10 miles west of Omaha on the Lincoln Highway. The home was established 24 years ago as a haven for homeless boys. Boys Town is supported entirely by voluntary contributions
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Title:
Winter Days In Sunny Colorado
Colorado (CO), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
Description:
Denver University Football
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Title:
1908 Harvard Football Team
Divided Back PM 1908 Nov-26
Description:
Harvard vs. Yale
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Title:
Fawcett Stadium
Canton Ohio (OH), Linen unused
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Title:
Aerial View Of Palmer Stadium, Princeton University
Princeton New Jersey (NJ), Linen unused
Description:
Princeton University was founded in 1746. It is located on a 900 acre campus with many fine buildings of English Collegiate Gothic Architecture
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Title:
The Stadium, Duke University
Durham North Carolina (NC), Linen unused
Description:
The Duke University Stadium, situated in a natural amphitheater, is the mecca of thousands of sports fans each football season, with attendance at times exceeding 50,000 persons. This card shows a scene taken during a Duke-Carolina Game.
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Title:
Stadium , Rutgers University
New Brunswick New Jersey (NJ), Linen unused
Description:
The Rutgers Stadium, completed in he fall of 1938, has a seating capacity of over twenty thousand. It is constructed of concrete and steel, and has a completely modern field house under the bank of stands on the right. The track which is expected to be one of the fastest in the country, has a 12 lane 220 yard straightway with eight lanes on the curves and backstretch. The stadium is the center piece of one of the most complete out door athletic plants in the country,
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Title:
Dyche Stadium, Northwestern University
Evanston Illinois (IL), Linen unused
Description:
The home of the Northwestern University Wildcats. The Stadium has a distinctive design which uses radial lines of seats allowing spectators to partially face toward the center of the field
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Title:
The Foot Ball Player
Divided Back PM 1911
Description:
Because you let your hair grow tall You think that you can play foot ball, But it takes more than hair and a foot-ball suit To make you a player or substitute.
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Title:
Hoo-Rah! Hoo-Rah! Hoo-Rah!
Pennsylvania (PA), Divided Back PM 1907
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Title:
Greetings From Lawrence KU Jayhawks Football
Lawrence Kansas (KS), Linen unused
Description:
Home of University of Kansas
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Title:
St. Xavier College, Victory Blvd
Cincinnati Ohio (OH), Linen unused
Description:
Biology Bldg., Hinkle Hall, Library, Science Hall and Stadium.
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Title:
Field House And Stadium, University Of Colorado
Boulder Colorado (CO), Linen unused
Description:
Flatirons and Green Mountain in Background. The new features of the splendid University of Colorado campus is the spacious Field House located at the edge of the big stadium. The center of all indoor sport activities it is claimed to be the best building of its nature in the state
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Title:
Orange Bowl Stadium
Miami Florida (FL), Linen PM 1942
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Title:
L.S.U. Football Team
Baton Rouge Louisiana (LA), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1907
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Title:
Aerial View Of The Sugar Bowl
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen PM 1950
Description:
The Sugar Bowl, Tulane Stadium, where the football championship is decided annually on New Year's Day. Each year the New Oreleans Mid-Winter Sports Association invites the outstanding University teams to play in this splendid stadium. This game has become a national classic. New Orleans - America's Most Interesting City.
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Title:
Rose Bowl Stadium
Pasadena California (CA), Linen unused
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Title:
Stadium, Ohio State University
Columbus Ohio (OH), White Border PM 1933
Description:
The Stadium of the Ohio State University is an imposing structure. It has 62,110 permanent seats and a temporary capacity of 72,000. It is 754 feet long, 597 feet wide and 98 feet 3 inches high. Its ground area is 10 acres. The constuction cost $1,341,000. Gifts aggregated $1,093,00
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Title:
The Sugar Bowl (Tulane Stadium)
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen unused
Description:
Where the football championship is decided annually on New Year's Day. Each year the New Orleans Mid-Winter Sports Association invites the outstanding University teams to play in this splendid stadium. This game has become a national classic
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