A gift for you Secretariat - Heads of Great Race Horses A gift for them Priced $465.00 | 
|  | Secretariat Belmont Stakes 1973 Double Hand Signed Framed | Heads of Famous Winners | 
| | If it is time to plan a special gift for that special someone...and, of course, for yourself. I am pleased to present for your gift giving a special framed collection. This wonderful collection features two professional framed pieces designed for the horse racing enthusiast. The first piece of this collection is a beautiful Black and White Large Format Photo - 11x14 inches of Secretariat winning the 1973 Belmont Stakes. This photo is, of course, the most famous of all thoroughbred photos of the 20th century. It was the only photo to make the famous century ending Sports Illustrated Issue - "Greatest Sports Photos of The 20th Century. The photo is made from the original track photographer negative and is double hand signed by noted track photographer, Bob Coglianese and legendary jockey Ron Turcotte. The photo is double matted using gallery level, acid free mats, backed on high quality foam board backing and tastefully framed with a handsome black wood frame. All hanging hardware is include - the photo is ready to hang. The outer dimensions of the framed piece is 16x20. Truly a dramatic centerpiece for the collector. This framed photo is authorized by the copyright holder and is the original negative double signed photo. You will receive a custom 3 DVD set with each order which includes several of Secretariats races plus other triple crown winners of the 1970's. (A $59.99 value). Extra special bonus adds two 8x10 inch photos of Secretariat to this grand collection (up to a $99.00 value). Discounts automatically calculated in shopping cart. Coupon Discount: enter code TripleCrown in coupon box. | The collection is completed with a handsome wood framed collection of Heads of Famous Winners. Included in this collection is Singspiel, Lammtarra, Red Rum, Dancing Brave, Mill Reef, Brigadier Gerard, Pebbles, Daylami, Sea Pigeon, and others. Each original, distinctive 3 1/8 in. x 2 3/8 in. card is hand mounted in place in a die cut, acid free gallery level mat. The gallery level mat is backed and professional mounted in a beautiful wood frame. All hanging hardware is already in place. The framed piece is ready to hang. A brief description is seen below. This handsomely framed collection of 12 cards is titled Heads of Famous Winners and was issued in 2001 by GDS Cards. Each card is a reproduction of an original painting by equestrian artist Nigel Brunyee. The collection commemorates famous English and Irish race horses from the 1960's-1990's. Each card is individually set into a custom matte and then placed in a 12" x 18" mahogany wood frame. This magnificent piece of horse racing art will look great in both home and office | | This handsomely framed collection of 12 cards is titled Heads of Famous Winners and was issued in 2001 by GDS Cards. Each card is a reproduction of an original painting by equestrian artist Nigel Brunyee. The collection commemorates famous English and Irish race horses from the 1960's-1990's. Each card is individually set into a custom matte and then placed in a 12" x 18" mahogany, blond burl or gold stripe wood frame. | History of Tobacco Cards | Cigarette cards were introduced in England around 1875 to encourage tobacco sales and brand loyalty and, interestingly, to provide some physical support for the cigarette pack itself. Tobacco companies issued sets of cards with specific themes in areas as diverse as sports, arts and entertainment, flora and fauna, naval and military, and transport. We have imported a number of sport theme card sets which we have custom matted and framed to create beautiful and unique gift items. The collection's title is identified by an engraved brass plate centered below the cards. We will custom engrave this plate with customer-specific information for an additional fee. These cards are so interesting that we have ventured beyond golf to include tennis and baseball collections. All of the cards are imported from England. |
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