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In the words of Robert W. Pelkowski (The Artsit)"Vintage 1971 (11x14) Set of 4 Original (not reprints) Chicago Bears Sporticatures. The set of (4) include #55 linebacker-Doug Buffone, #45 wide receiver- Dick Gordon,#21 running back -Cecil Turner,and #83 punter- Mac Perceval. This set of (4) Chicago Bears Sporticatures are from my OWN(r. pelkowski) collection of memorabilia that I created many years ago. These (4) Bears Prints are the only Sporticatures I created outside the sport of hockey. The Condition of each original print is excellent. I hope these 4 Sporticatures and my other sport art works will become great additions to any memorabilia collection. I will gladly, upon request, autograph any of my works that any bidders wins."
WOW! Originals! Yes, he autographed them for me.
Chicago
Bears 1991 Yearbook (Autographs)
Doug Buffone (Cover) #55, Mark Bortz #62, Jim Harbaugh #4*, Glen Kozlowski #88, Keith Van Horne
#78*, Trace Armstrong #93*, Mark Carrier #20, Jim Morrisey #51, Ron Rivera #59
Above *Autographed “To Mike”
Chicago
Bears 1989 Yearbook (Autographs)
Mike Ditka,
Dick Chapura 94, Richard Dent #95, Dan Hampton #99, Steve McMichael #76,
William Perry #72, John Shannon #75, Sean Smith #97, Troy Johnson #92, Dante
Jones #53, Jim Morrisey #51, Mickey Pruitt #52, Mike Singletary #50, Maurice
Douglas #37, Dave Duerson #22, Shaun Gayle #23, Vestee Jackson #24, Todd Krum
#44, Mark Bortz #62, Jim Covert #74, Jay Hilgenberg #63, Tom Thayer #57, Keith
Van Horne #78, Cap Boso #86, Wendell Davis #82, Dennis Gentry #29, Glen
Kozlowski #88, Dennis McKinnon #85, Ron Morris #86, James Thornton #80, Neal
Anderson #35, Brad Muster #25, Thomas Sanders #20, Matt Suey #26, Jim Harbaugh
#4, Mike Tomczak #18 and Kevin Butler #6
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About
The Artist:
Paul Ashack was born and raised on the south side of Chicago, he began drawing
at the early age of 4 and hasn’t stopped painting for 70 years. He graduated
from the Art Institute of Chicago and then attended the American Academy of
Art. He was 19 years old when he started working at the Tribune as an
apprentice worked his way to an illustrator where he worked for 42 years, until
retirement. Paul now works out of his studio in Willowbrook. His collection of
work expresses his deep love for Chicago and all of it’s beauty. His medium is
oil, watercolor, pen and ink, and sketch. Every painting that you see has a
story
Steve McMichael |
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| Dan Hampton |
2000 Chrome Mini Helmet 299/2000signed in Person in Peoria ILSteve McMichael #76, Shaun Gayle #23, Dave Duerson #22, Dan Hampton #99 HOF 2002, Otis Wilson #55, Keith Van Horne #78, Kevin Butler #6, Jimbo Covert #7420th Anniversary Capsigned at 2005 Fan Convention in ChicagoEmery Moorehead #87, Maury Buford #8, Mike Richardson #27, Shaun Gayle #23, Reggie Phillips #48, Mark Bortz, Thomas Sanders #20
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| Dick Butkus, Mike Singletary and Brian Urlacher |
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Connie Payton, Brittney Payton and Jarrett Payton(signed at Fan Convention in Chicago )
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| Autographed SGA (Stadium Give Away) Cards at Jersey Retirement Game October 31,1994 |
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| Dan Hampton |
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| Autographed Mike Ditka Wine |
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| Soldier Field Stadium seat autographed by HOFers George Blanda, Stan Jones, Mike Ditka, Dick Butkus, Gale Sayers, Mike Singletary and Dan Hampton |
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| Autographed 4x6 Photo based on the infamous Fridge poster |
Above is a Super Bowl XLI Bears Vs. Colts Football Autographed by Tony Dungy and Lovie Smith. Only 125 of these autographed balls were available. The "Historic Event" pertains to Super Bowl XLI because it was the FIRST Super Bowl where the Head Coaches of both competitors ( The Chicago Bears and Indianapolis Colts) were African American. Below is an article about Fritz Pollard, who was the first African American NFL Coach, to which this Collector's ball is dedicated.
Frederick Douglass “Fritz” Pollard was the first
African American coach in the National Football League.
“Fritz” Pollard grew up in Chicago. By the time he
graduated from high school, he was a talented baseball player, running back and
a three-time Cook County track champion. He briefly played football for
Northwestern, Harvard and Dartmouth before receiving a scholarship from the
Rockefeller family to attend Brown University in 1915.
It was here where Pollard led his squad to the 1915
Rose Bowl game. He was the first African American to play in the Rose Bowl, and
the second to be named an All-American in college football. After leaving
Brown, Pollard briefly pursued a degree in dentistry, worked as director of an
army YMCA, and coached football at Lincoln University.
Pollard signed to play for the Akron Pros in the
American Professional Football Association (APFA) and led Akron to a
championship in 1920. He was named head coach in 1921 and continued to play for
the Pros as well. The APFA was renamed the National Football League (NFL) in
1922, making Pollard the first African American coach in NFL history."
* if you want to take the time, research William Henry Lewis. He was quite the accomplished man, himself. William H. Lewis - Wikipedia
Bought this great autographed shirt (I also have a large collection of 1983 Huddles items posted on this blog). The Sellers offered this as a description of the auction:
"1983 Huddles Chicago Bears '85 Superbowl Team Signature T-Shirt
This
autograph T-Shirt was signed by nine members of the 1985 Chicago Bears football
team, the champions of Superbowl XX. Signers include Dennis McKinnon,
Brian Baschnagel, Jimbo Covert, Walter Payton, Gary Fencik, Steve McMichael,
Dan Hampton, Mike Singletary and William Perry. Four of these players are
in the NFL Hall of Fame. My wife and I chased all over the Chicago area
collecting these signatures and I personally witness each signing. Many
examples of these signatures can easily be found searching Ebay and other
Internet sites for comparison. The shirt has never been worn or
washed. Size medium."
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