Seattle Supersonics "Sonic BOOM" (1996) Poster (Kemp, Payton, Schrempf, Hawkins, McMillan, Perkins) - Costacos Final Stock Collection Super Bowl Event Posters 24x30 Exclusive Reprints We were lucky enough to PF-16-475
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Seattle Supersonics "Sonic BOOM" (1996) Poster (Kemp, Payton, Schrempf, Hawkins, McMillan, Perkins) Costacos Final Stock Collection Super Bowl Event Posters 24x30 Exclusive Reprints We were lucky enough to PF 16 475 We were lucky enough to obtain a small quantity of vintage originals of this amazing 1990 release from a collectibles dealer in Chicago and a must for any serious long time University of Delaware fan looking for something really unique ironman sharpshooter Hersey Hawkins when the Pacific Northwest powerhouse Sonics pushed Michael Jordan's Bulls to Game 6 before finally falling to the Chicago dynasty
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