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Commemorate the Pittsburgh Steelers as Super Bowl XIII Champions with this collectible plaque. Is a pressed wood plaque with a brown overlay. It ... More at Fogdog.com
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The Orange Bowl Stadium, initially called Burdine Stadium until 1959, opened December 10, 1937 for the Miami Hurricanes football team. It was built with a seating capacity of 23,330, but would grow to become a major landmark for many historical events. A More
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This 8x10 photo has been personally hand signed by the Pittsburgh Steelers Hall of Fame coach Chuck Noll. Noll is the only head coach to win four Super Bowls, coaching the Steelers to victory in Super Bowl IX (1975), Super Bowl X (1976), Super Bowl XIII ( More
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The Orange Bowl Stadium, initially called Burdine Stadium until 1959, opened December 10, 1937 for the Miami Hurricanes football team. It was built with a seating capacity of 23,330, but would grow to become a major landmark for many historical events. A More
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The Orange Bowl Stadium, initially called Burdine Stadium until 1959, opened December 10, 1937 for the Miami Hurricanes football team. It was built with a seating capacity of 23,330, but would grow to become a major landmark for many historical events. A More
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The Orange Bowl Stadium, initially called Burdine Stadium until 1959, opened December 10, 1937 for the Miami Hurricanes football team. It was built with a seating capacity of 23,330, but would grow to become a major landmark for many historical events. A More
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The Orange Bowl Stadium, initially called Burdine Stadium until 1959, opened December 10, 1937 for the Miami Hurricanes football team. It was built with a seating capacity of 23,330, but would grow to become a major landmark for many historical events. A More
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The Orange Bowl Stadium, initially called Burdine Stadium until 1959, opened December 10, 1937 for the Miami Hurricanes football team. It was built with a seating capacity of 23,330, but would grow to become a major landmark for many historical events. A More
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The Orange Bowl Stadium, initially called Burdine Stadium until 1959, opened December 10, 1937 for the Miami Hurricanes football team. It was built with a seating capacity of 23,330, but would grow to become a major landmark for many historical events. A More
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The Orange Bowl Stadium, initially called Burdine Stadium until 1959, opened December 10, 1937 for the Miami Hurricanes football team. It was built with a seating capacity of 23,330, but would grow to become a major landmark for many historical events. A More
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The Team of the 1970's. This pressed wood plaque commemorates the four Super Bowl victories of the Pittsburgh Steelers during the 70's. Features four individual team photos of the teams from Super Bowl IX, X, XIII and XIV. More
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The Orange Bowl Stadium, initially called Burdine Stadium until 1959, opened December 10, 1937 for the Miami Hurricanes football team. It was built ... More at Amazon Marketplace
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Mounted Memories Product All Items Ship Directly by The Mounted Memories Company. 100% Money Back Guarantee All Autographed Items are Guaranteed Authentic More
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Celebrate the dawning of the Steel Curtain with this Pittsburgh Steelers commemorative plaque. "The Team of the 70s", the Steelers won four Super Bowl victories during that decade. This display showcases four individual team photos of the teams from Super More
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