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From the first game in 1891 through the 2008 season, The University of Tennessee All-Access® Football Vault® explores the history of the Vol football program. But what makes this detailed scrapbook unique are the vintage photographs, artwork and memorabilia discovered on the UT campus. Throughout this book, Vol fans will find reproductions of old game program covers, historic tickets, vintage bumper stickers and more. Collectibles include a 1909 Central Kentucky game booklet, a 1926 photo of Gen. Robert R. Neyland with his coaching staff, a 1938 LSU game ticket, a 1950s-style pennant, the famous 1964 Doug Dickey-Bob Woodruff photo taken at the train station and notes from the 1998 BCS National Championship Game. No Vol fan should be without this home archive of Tennessee s long and illustrious football history.

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In the University of MichiganTM Football Vault:TM The History of the Michigan Wolverines,TM longtime Detroit News contributor Jerry Green takes you on a memorable journey through more than 100 years of Wolverine football. The detailed scrapbook narrative contains neverbefore- published photographs, artwork and memorabilia drawn from UM s extensive campus archives. Tucked into dozens of sleeves and pockets, fans will find reproductions of old game programs, historic tickets, and numerous postcards and photos. These fascinating replicas include the building permit for Michigan Stadium, a letter from high school recruit Gerald Ford to Harry Kipke, and a souvenir program and scorecard from an 1894 game against Cornell. No Wolverine fan should be without this home archive of Michigan s long and illustrious history. Illustrated; Hardcover; 144 Pages.

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World War II: Saving the Reality uniquely captures the experience of this monumental conflict. Along with compelling narrative and never-before-published photographs, you’ll hold replicas of nearly one hundred wartime artifacts: letters from the front, autographed portraits of commanding generals, urgent communiquÃ?©s, Nazi propaganda, historic newspapers, Top Secret instructions, patriotic posters, and more. These pieces of history, from the archives of the famous Museum of World War II, are tucked and folded into envelopes and pockets within the massive, boxed collector’s book. Pulitzer Prize winning historian Doris Kearns Goodwin calls it remarkable and praises its emotional journey back in time. Phil Reed OBE, a director of the Imperial War Museum in London, says, Kenneth Rendell s Museum of World War II simply has no equal. The museum can at last be widely enjoyed through this volume. By Kenneth W. Rendell. Foreword by Doris Kearns Goodwin. 144 pages, with more than 80 replicas; coffee-table size; full color; hardcover in library slipcase.
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