Sport and Outdoor

Our Cardinals House Flag hangs vertically and provides a top sleeve for insertion of your flagpole. The Cardinals House Flag measures 28x42 inches, is constructed of 2-ply polyester, and both sides are dye sublimated with the NCAA college team logo as shown.The Cardinals House Flag has a liner sewn between its two polyester sides, therefore, the flag is viewable and readable correctly on both sides.Hang your Cardinals House Flag with our banner pole or fly it with our 5' wood flagpole and adjustable flag bracket.

Ohio Sports Trivia lets you in on the little secrets every fan should know about the peculiar, unpredictable and sometimes unbelievable stories in Buckeye State sports:* The origins of today's NFL date back to a 1920 meeting that included Jim Thorpe, at a Hupmobile dealership in Canton* LeBron James went from being Ohio's golden boy to public enemy number one when he signed with the Miami Heat in 2010* Denton ''Cy'' Young, born in the tiny farming community of Gilmore, became the greatest pitcher of all time* Columbus native James ''Buster'' Douglas shocked the world when he K.O.-ed Iron Mike Tyson in 1990 at a bout in Tokyo, Japan* The first penalty flag was thrown at a college football game in Youngstown in 1941* The Reds' Johnny Vander Meer is the only pitcher in Major League Baseball history to throw back-to-back no-hitters* Willie Mosconi, ''Mr. Pocket Billiards, '' pocketed 526 balls in one evening in 1954 at a pool hall in Springfield, a record that stands today* George Steinbrenner almost got the Cleveland Pipers into the NBA in the early 1960s, long before he bought the New York Yankees* Bowling Green State University contributed two players to the ''Miracle on Ice'' men's hockey team that won the gold medal at the 1980 Winter Olympics.And so much more...

Features:25' string of pennants30 pennants in a setquality sewn headbandpennants are 6" wide x 9" high100% polyesterNASCAR

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This large-sized Florida Gators Traditions Pennant creates a powerful statement for all sports fans. Handcrafted with high-quality wool felt.

A facsimile edition of the 1953 history of the Philadelphia PhilliesFred Lieb and Stan Baumgartner's history of the Philadelphia Phillies was originally published in 1953 as part of the celebrated series of major league team histories published by G. P. Putnam. With their colorful prose and delightful narratives, the Putnam books have been described as the Cadillac of the genre and have become prized collectibles for baseball readers and historians.Together Lieb and Baumgartner chronicle the Phillies franchise's turbulent past--from its frustrating early decades, through its heartbreaking loss to the Boston Red Sox in the 1915 World Series, to its exciting "Whiz Kids" pennant of 1950. Phillies legends like Grover Cleveland Alexander, Chuck Klein, and Ed Delahanty fill these pages, and their colorful anecdotes are woven into the fabric of each season's story.In addition to its comprehensive and intimate examination of the team's history, The Philadelphia Phillies addresses the challenge of rooting for an often-struggling home team in a city known for its passionate baseball fans. Lieb's devotion to his hometown Phillies and overall love of the game and Baumgartner's unique insight as a Philadelphia sportswriter and former player often lead to thoughtful advice and comfort for long-suffering Phillies fans. A trip through a rocky but remarkable past, The Philadelphia Phillies is another enjoyable addition to the Writing Sports Series."Lieb and Baumgartner remind readers that it's easy to root for a winner, but some of us fall in love with a team in defeat probably because of our ability to relate. Rooting for the Phillies, then, is like rooting for ourselves. After all, people tend to `lose' in life a lot more than they `win.' What really matters is how they rebound from the loss. Such ability makes `winning' so much more special when it finally occurs." --from the foreword by William C. Kashatus

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A perfect addition to your office, den, or rec room, the Denver Broncos Team pennant from Winning Streak Sports features a large 40 1/2-in by 17 1/2-in design with high-quality embroidered applique logos, lettering, and emblems.

When Sports Illustrated was launched in 1954, baseball was, indisputable, the national pastime, its stars America's epic heroes, its rivalries the era's mythology. As baseballs fortunes rose and fell over the next 50 years - and then rose again to new heights, drawing more than 65 million fans to ballparks in 2004 - the game never failed to produce great drama and inspired storytelling. This collection is a virtual Hall of Fame from the pages of SI, bringing together the stories of baseball's greatest heroes (Mickey Mantle, Ted Williams, Sandy Koufax) and villains (Ty Cobb, Pete Rose, Denny McLain) and characters (Casey Stengel, Max Patkin, Yogi Berra); its legendary quests (the home run chases of Roger Maris, Hank Aaron, Mark McGwire, and Barry Bonds; the thrilling pennant races, from the Dodgers - Giants in 1951 to the Yankees-Red Sox in 1978); its world-class writers (Frank Deford, Mark Kram, George Plimpton, Peter Gammons, and Tom Verducci) and its own players writing from the inside about their game (Ted Williams, Jim Brosnan, and Jim Bouton). In the wake of SI's acclaimed Fifty Years of Great Writing comes this baseball anthology worthy of Cooperstown.

There's no better way to celebrate your Notre Dame Fighting Irish pride than with a quality wool pennant.

Fly your team high with the Pittsburgh Penguins Vertical Flag 27x37 Banner! Design features vibrant colors and is made to hang vertically from an outdoor pole or inside as wall decor. Durable polyester flag measures 27" x 37" with a 2.5" pole sleeve.

A facsimile edition of the 1953 history of the Philadelphia PhilliesFred Lieb and Stan Baumgartner's history of the Philadelphia Phillies was originally published in 1953 as part of the celebrated series of major league team histories published by G. P. Putnam. With their colorful prose and delightful narratives, the Putnam books have been described as the Cadillac of the genre and have become prized collectibles for baseball readers and historians.Together Lieb and Baumgartner chronicle the Phillies franchise's turbulent past--from its frustrating early decades, through its heartbreaking loss to the Boston Red Sox in the 1915 World Series, to its exciting "Whiz Kids" pennant of 1950. Phillies legends like Grover Cleveland Alexander, Chuck Klein, and Ed Delahanty fill these pages, and their colorful anecdotes are woven into the fabric of each season's story.In addition to its comprehensive and intimate examination of the team's history, The Philadelphia Phillies addresses the challenge of rooting for an often-struggling home team in a city known for its passionate baseball fans. Lieb's devotion to his hometown Phillies and overall love of the game and Baumgartner's unique insight as a Philadelphia sportswriter and former player often lead to thoughtful advice and comfort for long-suffering Phillies fans. A trip through a rocky but remarkable past, The Philadelphia Phillies is another enjoyable addition to the Writing Sports Series."Lieb and Baumgartner remind readers that it's easy to root for a winner, but some of us fall in love with a team in defeat probably because of our ability to relate. Rooting for the Phillies, then, is like rooting for ourselves. After all, people tend to `lose' in life a lot more than they `win.' What really matters is how they rebound from the loss. Such ability makes `winning' so much more special when it finally occurs." --from the foreword by William C. Kashatus

Vintage wool pennants designed with vibrantly colored embroidery and applique. These nostalgic pennants and banners are individually hand-crafted. These pennant and banners use applique and embroidery to commemorate the teams look from the past.

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Vintage wool pennants designed with vibrantly colored embroidery and applique. These nostalgic pennants are individually hand-crafted.

The New York Giants have sent more men to the Baseball Hall of Fame than any other team, a distinction that only begins to hint at the place this storied franchise holds in the long history of America's national pastime. Between 1883 and 1957, a span of 75 summers, the Giants were one of professional sports' great dynasties. Aside from the17 National League pennants and 8 world pennants the team won during this period, there were the unique personalities and imperishable moments that remain so much a part of the lore of the game: John McGraw's pugnacity, Christy Mathewson's fadeaway, Fred Snodgrass's muff, Mel Ott's leg kick, CarlHubbell's scroogie, Bobby Thomson's home run, and Willie Mays' catch. Even the Giants' ballpark, the Polo Grounds, had a personality of its own, with a center field that seemed as expansive as Utah and abbreviated foul lines that turned many an ordinary fly ball into a mighty home run.

A facsimile reproduction of the 1946 history of the Detroit TigersFred Lieb's team history of the Detroit Tigers was originally published in1946 as part of the celebrated series of major league team histories published by G. P. Putnam. With their colorful prose and delightful narratives, the Putnam books have been described as the Cadillac of team histories and have become prized collectibles for baseball readers and historians.High or low in the standings, the Detroit Tigers have always been a fighting baseball club. From the time of Watkins's famous Detroits of the early National League, who in 1887 defeated the St. Louis Browns in a circus fifteen-game World Series, to Steve O'Neill's Tiger World Champions of 1945, headed by home run king Hank Greenberg, much happened in the early days of Detroit baseball.The most frightening Tiger of them all was the incomparable Ty Cobb, who many argue is the sport's best player ever. And around Cobb we see the historic cast that won pennants in 1907, 1908, and 1909: Hughie Jennings with his Ee-yah yell from the coaching line, the inimitable Germany Schaefer clowning at second, Walloping Sam Crawford, the great shortstop Donie Bush, dashing George Moriarity, and the pitching titans Smiling Bill Donovan and George Mullin.The Detroit Tigers is filled with anecdotes and intimate glimpses of the players, managers, and owners who throughout the years have made the Tigers one of the most competitive and colorful teams in baseball. The Tigers have always given the fans a great show--and they give the reader an exciting time in this reprint of Fred Lieb's The Detroit Tigers.

Our Drexel Pennant measures 12x30 inches, features high-quality raised printed logos and lettering, is constructed of 100% wool, and includes a pennant stick sleeve. Each Drexel Pennant is Officially Licensed and Approved by Drexel University which ensures high quality, updated school insignias, and authentic insignia colors.Accessorize your Drexel Pennant with our Pennant Sticks, Pennant Frames, or browse available College Pennant Sets by NCAA Conference.

In October 1954, the Philadelphia Athletics relocated to Kansas City, putting an end to more than a half-century of American League baseball in the City of Brotherly Love. However, of all the professional sports teams ever to play in the city, Connie Mack's Athletics remain the most successful-and frustrating. Their five World Series titles and nine pennants were balanced with seventeen last-place finishes. Mack's 3, 776 victories as a manager were only exceeded by the 4, 025 defeats he suffered-still a record for most losses by a single manager. In The Philadelphia Athletics, author William C. Kashatus tells the story of Connie Mack's talented and comedic team. Eighteen Philadelphia Athletics are enshrined in the National Baseball Hall of Fame, including players as famous as Ty Cobb, Mickey Cochrane, Eddie Collins, Jimmie Foxx, and Lefty Grove and as colorful as Rube Waddell, Chief Bender, and Al Simmons. From the early days of the American League, when the Athletics were ridiculed as the "White Elephants, " th

Back your favorite driver proudly with this car flag from BSI Products. Each 11 by-18-inch car flag is made of heavy-duty 150 denier polyester and lined for clear visibility from both sides. The officially licensed car flag is decorated in the team colors; attaches easily and securely to your car window; and showcases the detailed team graphics on both sides. Comes with free wall mount kit. Availability: Usually ships within 3-5 business days.

There's no better way to celebrate your Dolphins pride than with a quality wool pennant with their logo from yesteryear. These fantastic throwback pennants are exactly like the old-fashioned ones of yesteryear. These are in antique shops or your Grandpa's attic! Start a collection now which will grow in value through the coming years. Dimensions are 13 inches X 32 inches. Made of genuine wool with detailed embroidery and vibrantly colored felt applique.

This NFL throwback vintage wool banner is designed with vibrantly colored embroidery and applique. This nostalgic banner is individually hand-crafted. This fabulously crafted NFL banner uses applique and embroidery to commemorate the teams look from the past. Baltimore colts throwback. Size: 13 x 32.

Applique and embroidered yard pennant made of heavyweight durable weather-resistant 420 Denier Nylon. Measures 34 x 14 inches. Hang Tabs also allow pennant to be hung as a door or wall decoration.

Score big with the MLB Minnesota Twins Classic Large Pennant. This uniquely handcrafted vintage style wool pennant featuring intricate embroidery and appliqué design detail, is sure to be a hit with sports fans of all ages.

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Ball 1.75”x1.5”x1.75” Flag 2.5”x.25”x2.5” Helmet 1.5”x1.5”x1.5” Four-Piece “sports oriented” resin ornament set.

When people drive by your house, they will know which team you root for on Sundays with this Pittsburgh Steelers Outdoor Pennant Flag. The flag can be hung in your house or out in the garden for decoration.