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The Sports Archives – Sports Memorabilia: History & Inspiration
One of the most authentic elements of competitive sports is how unique the experience is to each individual. A die-hard baseball fan with little-to-no interest in football (or, in America, soccer) will, for instance, generally forgo spectating and discussing the … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Best Sports Memorabilia to Add to Your Collection!
With most common sports fans, it isn’t only about the love of the sport. It is about getting as close as possible to the athletes to get your picture taken together, an autograph or both. A lot of times, the … Continue reading
Posted in Soccer
Tagged Alan Shearer, certificate of authenticity, Dennis Bergkamp, Edwin van der Sar, English Premier League, football memorabilia, football soccer memorabilia, John Terry, Matthew Le Tissier, Roberto Mancini, Ronald Koeman, signed sports memorabilia, soccer memorabilia, sports and leisure, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, sports autographs, Sports Blogs, sports history, sports memorabilia, Steven Gerard, Steven Gerrard, Tony Adams
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The Sports Archives – Sports Memorabilia Facts and Figures!
The world of sports memorabilia and the collection of sports equipment signed by your favorite athlete is a long growing institution all over the globe. What is valued more than the price and appraisal of the actual collectible, is the … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Great moments at the Australian Open!
Sporting memorabilia merchants such as HTFM exist for a reason. The greatest moments in sporting history are etched into the memories of sporting fanatics the world over, and what better way to relive the glory than through an item from or … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Giving the Gift of Fandom!
Giving the Gift of Fandom this Holiday! Fandom, or the act of supporting one’s team, is rarely something that can be given. Fathers can pass along the love of a sport to his kids, respect of a university is often … Continue reading
Posted in Baseball, Basketball, College Football, Football, Tennis
Tagged Andre Agassi, Denver Broncos, EMAW, Every Man a Wildcat, Fandom, George Brett, Green Bay Packers, James Naismith, Kansas City Royals, Kansas State Wildcats, Los Angeles Lakers, New York Yankees, Pine Tar Game, Pine Tar Incident, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, sports collectibles, sports gifts, sports memorabilia, sports nostalgia
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The Sports Archives – Sports Memorabilia – Decoration and Pride!
Sports Memorabilia – Decoration and Pride Displaying our accomplishments has long since been a practiced tradition. From diplomas, to awards, to trophies, we hang the items that are most important to us. Oftentimes, these achievements aren’t even our own. As … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Getting An Autograph From A Superstar Like Jose Bautista!
Getting an autograph is always an amazing experience. A signature on a baseball card, bat or other piece of memorabilia makes it special. If you are looking to get an autograph, how would you go about doing so? There are … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Cheap At Half the Price!
Good-quality football boots do not come cheap…just ask any mum whose offspring want the latest ‘must haves’ from Nike, Puma or Adidas. But just how pricey can they get? Rio Ferdinand decided to commission the most expensive football boots in … Continue reading
Posted in Rugby, Soccer
Tagged 1968 European Cup, 1970 World Cup final, 2006 World Cup, Adidas, Alan Ball, Aston Villa, Cricket, England National Football Team, football, football boots, football memorabilia, Geoff Hurst, George Best, Goldie, IpswichTown, Italy National Football Association, John Terry, Liverpool, manchester united, Nike, Nobby Stiles, Pele, puma, Rio Ferdinand, Rugby, Running, Soccer, soccer memorabilia, sport, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, sports memorabilia, tennis, Tottenham Hotspur, Umbro, wayne rooney
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The Sports Archives – Baseball Card Manufacturing Broken Down In 5 Steps
Trading cards have been circulating since the 1880s. It has evolved through the years in size, shapes and make. Originally, trading cards became popular because of baseball fans. These cards have been collected by people of all ages. The value … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Baseball Attendance May Increase Despite Economic Woes
Grab a hot dog, a nice cold beer, and listen to a stirring round of “Take Me Out to the Ball Game.” It’s baseball season once again, which means it’s time to buy your season tickets. Now that the weather … Continue reading
Posted in Baseball
Tagged Baseball, baseball games, consumer, Detroit Tigers, economy, economy news, sports, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, sports memorabilia, World Series
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