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Posted 1 year ago
chevy59
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With Super Bowl 46 being right in my backyard this weekend, I thought I would post my vintage leather football helmets. The one on the left is a Wilson (Black and Tan) and the other one is a Davega (Tan and Red). Both helmets are circa 1930's. Go Giants!!!
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VERY COOL!!!!!!!
Its in my backyard to. Im rooting for giants to as well of most of Indiana since the colts are out
Thanks Bellin68, vanskyock24, officialfuel, and trgrubaugh for the loves and comments!
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Great Helmets chevy! I have one myself
Nice helmets and to think the vansky is having the super bowl in his back yard ! Wow can we all come over ? Go Packers oh I guess that is wrong team :-)
Hey be nice about the packers!!! Lol!!!! :)
manikin you have laughing really hard!!!
chevy59 are watching the game today?
Oh yeah, I hope it's a good game that comes down to the last 30 seconds with the Giants winning!
lol!!!!!!!!!!!!!! good call!!!!!!!!!!!! :) so heres a link to another photo with the deer in my office . http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/43066-my-office-my-man-cave?in=user and the funneist thing nothing wasnt said then.
Thanks Manikan, Mooreantique, trukn20, sandhardin, mtg75, packrat-place, and chevelleman69. It was a heck of a game, my prediction was pretty accurate!
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