Monsters of the Midway Patch Display
Black Feat. Ditka, Payton, Singletary, More!

Monsters of the Midway Patch Display
Black Feat. Ditka, Payton, Singletary, More!

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Chicago Bears new!
Championship Displays (unsigned)

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Born in Kinston, North Carolina, Pro Bowl wide receiver Dwight Clark played his college football at Clemson University before being drafted by the San Francisco 49ers in the 10th round of the 1979 Draft. Clark embarked on a great career with the Niners, finishing with 506 catches for 6750 yards and 48 touchdowns. Clark's most memorable touchdown came in the 1982 NFC Playoffs. On January 11, 1982, against the Dallas Cowboys, the San Francisco 49ers were trailing 27-21 in the final minute of play to advance to the Super Bowl. Clark made a leaping catch of a desperation pass from quarterback Joe Montana in the back of the end zone to give the 49ers a 28-27 victory. That play is one of the most famous in the history in the NFL and has been immortalized in football lore as The Catch. Clark was a member of two Super Bowl winning clubs an his number 87 has been retired by the 49ers. These two Sports Gallery Exclusive displays commemorate and Dwight and his remarkable catch with an 8x10 photograph of "The Catch" (and Montana's throw in the split color photograph), hand-signed by Dwight, along with a replica ticket from the game and plate with Vin Scully's memorable call. Both are great collectible from one of the great moments in 49ers football history!

Dallas Cowboys new!
Championship Displays (unsigned)

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Roger Craig
Super Bowl Sports Illustrated Display

San Francisco 49ers Great Roger Craig joined the Niners in 1983 as a second-round draft choice out of the University of Nebraska, where he rushed for 2,446 yards to rank ninth on NU's all-time charts. During his storied 49ers career he quietly became a key ingredient of the vaunted San Francisco offense of the 1980's. The 6-foot, 219-pound running back set an NFL record for a running back with 92 pass receptions in 1985, gaining 1,016 yards. He also became the first player in history to gain more than 1,000 yards receiving and more than 1,000 yards rushing in a single season. Craig was named the NFC's Offensive Player of the Year by United Press International in 1988, when he rushed for 1,502 yards and caught 76 passes for 534 yards. An All-NFL choice in 1988 and a four-time Pro-Bowler, Roger scored 3 touchdowns when San Francisco beat the Miami Dolphins 38-16 in Super Bowl XIX. This Sports Gallery Exclusive celebrates that memorable game and performance with a digital image of the Super Bowl XIX SI cover, hand-signed during by Roger with the special inscription "3 TDs" and "SGA Immortal Moments" Plate and description. A unique piece of Sports Art that any longtime Niners fan would love!

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What a backfield duo! Roger Craig and Tom Rathman epitomized the Niners "Team of the Decade" success. Roger Craig was one of the most versatile running backs in recent memory. At Nebraska, Craig played both I-back and fullback in the early 1980s, rushing for 2,446 yards to rank ninth on NU's all-time charts. A second-round draft pick of the San Francisco 49ers, Craig starred in the NFL with the Niners, becoming the first player in NFL history to gain 1,000 yards both rushing and receiving in the same season (1,050 yards rushing and 1,016 yards receiving in 1985) and helping lead the Niners to three Super Bowl Championships (Super Bowl XIX, XXIII, and XXIV). Fellow Nebraska alumnus Tom Rathman was backfield mates with Roger on the Niners. A selfless player and unsung hero in the 49ers' success, Tom spent much of his playing time providing devastating blocks for Craig, helping the Niners capture two World Championships (Super Bowl XXIII and XXIV). In Super Bowl XXIV, Rathman scored two touchdowns in San Francisco's route of the Denver Broncos. In 1989, he led all NFL running backs in receiving with 73 receptions for 616 yards. With five Super Bowl rings between them, Roger and Tom are definitely a "Super Bowl Backfield" for the ages and a big part of 49ers history. Roger and Tom signed these very cool 8x10's during their respective Sports Gallery Signings. Put together in a Sports Gallery Quality Display of thick black wood, UV-protective glass, and classic matting, this is a terrific gift for any Niner Faithful. And a Web Special!

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Green Bay Packers new!
Team & Champions Displays (unsigned)
Go Pack Go!

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Let's Go Pats! Super Bowl Tix Display
Feat. Brady, Bruschi & Branch

Let's Go Pats! Patch Display
Feat. Brady, Bruschi, Branch, & Welker

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New England Patriots new!
Let's Go Pats! (unsigned)

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New York Giants new!
SB XXLL Stack Display
Feat. "The Escape & The Catch"

Super Bowl XXLL ws all about the final drive. With 1:15 remaining in in the game and the Giants facing a 3rd and 5, Eli Manning escaped from multiple defenders to complete a 32 yard pass to David Tyree. Tyree pinned the ball against his helmet with one hand, and maintained control all the way to the ground. This play, called by many the greatest play in Super Bowl history, would lead to the game-winning touchdown for the Giants, as they would defeat the previously unbeaten Patriots 17-14 in the greatest Super Bowl upset.

Super Bowl XLIV was a a great football game pitting the AFC Champ Indianapolis Colts vs. the NFC Champion New Orleans Saints. The Saints won by a score of 31–17, earning the Big Easy their first Super Bowl Championship. New Orleans quarterback Drew Brees, who completed 32 of 39 passes for 288 yards and two touchdowns, was named the Super Bowl MVP, but a key moment in the game came from Cornerback Tracy Porter. Porter's clutch performance in the 2009-10 season continued late in the 4th quarter of Super Bowl XLIV vs. the Indianapolis Colts. With the Colts in Saints' territory, Tracy Porter jumped Colts WR Reggie Wayne's route and intercepted Peyton Manning's pass, returning the pick 74 yards for a touchdown. The score ended the Colts' hopes of a comeback and sealed the "Aint's-No- More's" first Super Bowl victory. In interviews after the game, Porter credited his pick to film study of the Colts' season. "I'd seen it over and over -- third down," Porter said. "That was a big route for them to convert on. Through the numerous amounts of film study that we've done all week in preparing for the Super Bowl... it all happened just like I was watching it on film. I made the break on it, and here comes the end zone." Remember this unforgettable Saints moment with this Sports Gallery Elusive display that includes a Tracy Porter autographed "Pick" photograph, replica Super Bowl ticket and commemorative plate. Who dat gonna beat dem Saints, indeed!

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Oakland Raiders new!
Commitment to Excellence (unsigned)

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"I like to believe that my best hits
border on felonious assault.”

Jack "The Assassin" Tatum, a true Raider legend and iconic figure in the Raider Nation, passed away in 2010 at the age of 61 due to a heart attack. Tatum was drafted by the Raiders in the 1st round (19th pick) in 1971 out of OSU and became notorious for being arguably the hardest hitting safety to ever play in the NFL. During his tenure with the Raiders (1971-1979), Tatum earned 3 Pro Bowl trips, racked up 37 interceptions, and helped the Raiders win their 1st Super Bowl. Tatum's intimidating presence, ultra-cool swagger, and menacing stare gave the Raiders defense an original identity and place in football lore. The "Soul Patrol" of Tatum, George "The Hitman" Atkinson, Skip "Dr. Death" Thomas (also passed), and "Old Man" Willie Brown were a riveting group to watch. And they were VERY good. In fact, Willie Brown is a 4× Pro Bowl selection, a member of the NFL 1970s All-Decade Team, and part of the Pro Football Hall of Fame (Class of 1984). And all were Super Bowl XI Champions. This terrific piece of Raiders history is signed by all four members of the Soul Patrol. A great gift for any member of the Raider Nation.

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This beauty is an absolute Must-Have for any citizen of the Raider Nation. Nothing says old school Silver & Black Greatness like their three Super Bowl Triumphs and the three MVPs of those Championship games. With their "Commitment to Excellence," the Oakland Raiders captured World Championships in Super Bowls XI, XV and XVIII. And the three MVPs of those games are three Raiders All-Time Greats - Fred Biletnikoff, Jim Plunkett and Marcus Allen. All are featured on this great print and ALL THREE hand-signed this collectible in bold sharpie. Sports Gallery Quality Framed in black wood, UV-protective glass, and classic Raiders double matting, this framing also includes SGA Floating Plate commemorating Raiders greatness. Raaaaaideeeers!!!

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Pittsburgh Steelers new!
Championship/Team Displays(unsigned)
Here We Go Steelers!

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Jerry Rice & John Taylor
Greatest Receiving Tandem in NFL History

Jerry Rice holds every major career receiving record. John Taylor consistently came up with big catches, most notably his SB XXIII winning touchdown with 34 seconds to play.
Both had excellent hands, good speed and were physical run blockers. And both combined for three Super Bowl Championships
(XXIII, XXIV, XXIX).

Jerry Rice, is, of course, the GOAT (Greatest Of All Time) at the wide-receiver position...maybe any position. At the time of his retirement, He held an amazing 14 NFL records - including career receptions, receiving yards, and touchdowns. He also owned 10 Super Bowl records while earning 3 Super Bowl rings with the 49ers in 1989, '90, and '94. In 1999, Jerry was ranked number 2 on The Sporting News list of the 100 Greatest Football Players, behind only Jim Brown. He was good. But John Taylor was no slouch and the two together are considered by many to be the greatests NFL receiving tandem of all time. Taylor is best know for his winning 10-yard touchdown pass from Joe Montana during the final seconds of Super Bowl XXIII in 1989. One of the most memorable moments in 49ers history, rivaling even "The Catch" by Dwight Clark...and often referred to as "The Catch II". An NFL Pro Bowler in 1988 and 1989, Taylor has three Super Bowl rings from his years with the Niners - '88, '89 and '94. This Sports Gallery Exclusive includes hand-signed photos of each (John's is a shot of his Super Bowl winning catch), quality framed in thick black moulding , UV-protective glass, and classic Niners double suede matting. A great collectible from the greatest receiving tandem!

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San Francisco 49ers new!
Championship Displays (unsigned)

With their December 4th, 2011 26-0 shutout of the Lambs...er Rams...at the 'Stick, the 49ers clinched their first NFC West Division Title, and playoff appearance, in 9 years. And they're not close to finished...not after their amazing, "I remember where I was..." play-off win vs. the Saints! The difference in this year's Niners team from the hapless teams of the past Decade? Easy...Coach Jim Harbaugh who has now worked his magic on two Bay Area Football Teams (Stanford as well). And Alex Smith, given up for dead by most football fans, has reinvented himself into a reliable QB, minimizing mistakes with occasional flashes of brilliance ("Final Two Drives Against Saints" for $100 Mr. Trabek). Vernon Davis with the best performance by a Tight End in NFL Postseason History (and "The Catch IV") on his resume. Oh, and Frank Gore is only the All-Time Leading Rusher in 49ers History, passing Joe Perry on that same December 4th Game. It's a New Dawn at the 'Stick! These amazing 49ers Photo Display s includes hand-signed action photographs (well, as action as a Coach can get in Jim's case) of four key components to the 49ers 2011 success. Sports Gallery Quality Framed in thick black wood, UV-protective glass, classic Niners double-suede matting and "New Era" Plate, these are great collectibles and gifts from the greatest year in Niners football in a long...long while! And there's more, check out our SGA Exclusive unsigned Patch Display featuring great 'Stick photos of Willis, Gore, Smith and Davis and the unsigned triple display feat. Smith, Davis & Gore! awesome displays that would make a great gift for any Niners fan!

"Who's Got It Better Than Us?"
Patch Display (Feat. Saints Playoff Game)

"The Run" 11x14 Photo Display
w/ Replica Ticket

"The Vernon Post" 11x14 Photo Display
w/ Replica Ticket

The Run & The Grab
11x14 & 8x10 Stack Display

Alex Smith "The Run"
16x20 & 11x14

Vernon Davis "The Vernon Post"
16x20 & 11x14

Willis "Who's Got It Better Than Us?"
NFC Playoffs
16x20 & 11x14

San Francisco 49ers new!
Who's Got It Better Than Us? NOBODY! Displays (unsigned)

WR John Taylor played for the 49ers from 1987 to 1995 and was an exceptional counterpart to Hall of Fame teammate Jerry Rice during that time - arguably one of the greatest one-two receiving punches in 49ers...and perhaps football...history. Taylor is best known for his winning 10-yard touchdown pass from Joe Montana during the final seconds of Super Bowl XXIII in 1989. One of the most memorable moments in 49ers history, rivaling even "The Catch" by Dwight Clark...and often referred to as "The Catch II". In his nine NFL seasons, Taylor recorded 347 receptions for 5,589 yards and 43 touchdowns. He also gained 1,517 yards and two touchdowns returning punts, and added another 276 yards returning kickoffs. An NFL Pro Bowler in 1988 and 1989, Taylor has three Super Bowl rings from his years with the Niners - '88, '89 and '94. Remember this great player and moment in 49ers history with this Sports Gallery Exclusive Display that also includes a hand-signed photograph of The Catch II w/ inscription, replica ticket from Super Bowl XXIII, and commemorative plate. Sports Gallery Quality Framed, this beauty is a great gift for any longtime Niners fan!

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Patrick Willis is a beast on defense for the San Francisco 49ers. The Linebacker out of Mississippi was the 11th overall pick in the 2007th draft and has been leading tearing up the NFL ever since. In his first NFL game, Willis recorded 11 tackles, including 9 solo, and a forced fumble as the 49ers defeated the Arizona Cardinals! Willis finished the 2007 campaign with an NFL-leading 174 total tackles, being selected to the Pro Bowl, along with NFC Defensive Rookie of the Year, NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year, and First Team All-Pro by the Associated Press. Patrick was the only rookie in the NFL to make the AP All-Pro squad and the first Defensive Rookie from the 49ers to make the Pro Bowl since Ronnie Lott in 1981. And in 2008 & 2009, Willis did it all over again, once again being voted to the Pro Bowl, this time as a starter. Says 49ers coach Mike Singletary referring to Ray Lewis and Patrick Willis: "I've coached two of the greatest linebackers — one that has already proven to be one of the greatest and one who will prove to be, barring health issues." He's THAT good. And so is the Niners defense! This very cool...and unique...collectible is a game-issued cleat, hand-signed by Patrick. Looks great in a football case! The perfect gift for that special Niners fan!

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