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NFL Pittsburgh Steelers AUTHENTIC Throwback Speed Football Helmet 1963-1976 Throwback Helmets and padding system as the TGI-20129K Color:X Logo center placed Kentucky Wildcats Slate Helmets

SKU: 93514119555
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Inset gallery lives in the CRT bezel above; buy desk offsets over the editorial title rail — arcade glow, hard rules, corner brackets.

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NFL Pittsburgh Steelers AUTHENTIC Throwback Speed Football Helmet 1963 1976 Throwback Helmets and padding system as the TGI 20129K Color:X Logo center placed Kentucky Wildcats Slate Helmets and padding system as the helmet worn by players — finished in the special "1982 1989" design rather than the team's standard colorway This one recreates the New Orleans Saints helmet as it looked during the 1976 1999 era — a piece for collectors who want a specific chapter of the team's history rather than the current look

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