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Depicted on this MLB-licensed print titled “THE ORIGINAL EIGHT” are uniforms from eight original American League franchises in meticulous detail.  Each franchise is represented by a grouping of three uniforms with the year inscribed underneath.  Here is the list of the eight original American League franchises:  1. Baltimore Orioles (Previously known as Milwaukee Brewers, St. Louis Browns): 1901 - Present 2. Boston Red Sox (Previously known as Boston Americans): 1901 - Present 3. Chicago White Sox: 1901 - Present 4. Cleveland Indians (Previously known as Cleveland Blues, Broncos and Naps): 1901 - Present 5. Detroit Tigers: 1901 - Present 6. Minnesota Twins (Previously known as Washington Nationals and Senators): 1901 - Present 7. New York Yankees (Previously known as Baltimore Orioles and New York Highlanders): 1901 - Present 8. Oakland Athletics (Previously known as Philadelphia Athletics and Kansas City Athletics): 1901 – Present    Presented in a “thrills but no frills” gold metal frame with glass cover, it comes fully assembled.  Its 5 1/2 inch x 15 1/2 inch framed size is perfectly suitable for hanging, or leaning, or laying flat.  The second photo shown is an example of the framed art piece. The framed example shown depicts the Chicago Bears. BASK in the LORE ... in the MEMORIES ... BASK in the PRIDE!

The Licensed artwork is meticulously detailed

Fully assembled with gold metal frame and glass cover, its versatile 5 1/2 inch x 15 1/2 inch size can be displayed hanging or leaning or laying flat

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Also available in a larger 12 1/2 inch by 22 1/2 inch framed & double-matted size as well as a Personalized 12 1/2 inch x 27 inch framed size.

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