Ray Nitschke "Green Bay Classic" (c.1967) Premium Poster Print - Photofile Inc. 1924 Paris This panorama features the post-game PF-16-475

Name: Ray Nitschke "Green Bay Classic" (c.1967) Premium Poster Print - Photofile Inc. 1924 Paris This panorama features the post-game PF-16-475
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Ray Nitschke "Green Bay Classic" (c.1967) Premium Poster Print Photofile Inc. 1924 Paris This panorama features the post game PF 16 475 This panorama features the post game scene at Jack Trice Stadium in Ames on September 10 Beautiful decorations for any home Printed from the original photographic negative From the old school helmet to the intense look on his face to the cheerleaders with green and orange pom poms in the background

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