The Steel Curtain - Pittsburgh Steelers 1970's
The Steel Curtain was the Defensive Line of the 1970s American football team Pittsburgh Steelers of the National Football League (NFL).
The exact dimensions of the the Framed Collection, Pittsburgh Steeler signed jerseys and programs are: W 9ft 9” x H 5ft 3”.
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The Steel Curtain was the Defensive Line of the 1970s American football team Pittsburgh Steelers of the National Football League (NFL).
The exact dimensions of the the Framed Collection, Pittsburgh Steeler signed jerseys and programs are: W 9ft 9” x H 5ft 3”.
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The Steel Curtain was the Defensive Line of the 1970s American football team Pittsburgh Steelers of the National Football League (NFL).
The exact dimensions of the the Framed Collection, Pittsburgh Steeler signed jerseys and programs are: W 9ft 9” x H 5ft 3”.
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All the signatures except Mike Webster are done using Black Sharpie and are clear and legible. Mike Webster signed using a Blue Sharpie. All jerseys are game authentic Wilson jerseys that are what the players would have worn during the season. All lettering and numbers are cloth twill stitch on.
Picture is a custom-made black vinyl covered wood frame with glass front. The size of the frame is approx. 10’ x 5’. There is some wear on the frame as it has been show cased for over 20 years.
The Steel Curtain Jerseys
All the signatures except Mike Webster are done using Black Sharpie and are clear and legible. Mike Webster was signed using Blue Sharpie. All jerseys are game authentic Wilson jerseys that are what the players would have worn during the season. All lettering and numbers are cloth twill stitch on.
Super Bowl programs IX, X, XIII & XIV
Positioned within the piece and are all original from the NFL and issued for the Super Bowl games. There are also Steeler logos that are comparable to what were adhered to the helmets of the players, and a photo depicting their great coach Chuck Noll in front of four Super Bowl trophies.
