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Sports Masterpieces

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This 13.5 X 40 panorama has been professionally double matted in Edmonton Oilers team colors and framed to 18 X 44. It brings to focus the Edmonton Oilers playing on home ice. The Oilers, based in Edmonton, the capital of the Canadian province of Alberta, had their team name inspired by Alberta's vast oil reserves. A group of talented players were introduced to the NHL when the Oilers joined the league in 1979. After winning multiple Stanley Cup Championships during the 1980s, the Oilers were honored with "dynasty" status by the Hockey Hall of Fame. In the 1983-84 season, the Oilers finished first overall in the National Hockey League winning a franchise record of 57 games and scoring a grand total of 446 goals for an NHL record.

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This 13.5 X 40 -panorama has been professionally double matted in Calgary Flames team colors and framed to 18 X 44. It features the Calgary Flames battling on home ice against the Anaheim Ducks in Round Two of the National Hockey League Stanley Cup Playoffs. Honoring a tradition that started in Calgary in 1986, Calgary Flames fans come dressed in red and proudly fill the arena collectively forming the “C of Red” on game nights to show their support. The Flames were founded in 1972 in Atlanta Georgia and moved to Calgary in 1980. Through their charitable arm, the Flames Foundation for Life, the Flames have injected over $30 million into southern Alberta in support of health and wellness, education and grassroots and amateur sports.

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This 13.5 X 40 panorama has been professionally double matted in Arizona Coyotes team colors and framed to 18 X 44. It captures the Arizona Coyotes playing to a sold out crowd of more than 17,125 fans on their home ice at Gila River Arena in Glendale, Arizona. In 1996, the club moved to the Valley and established themselves as the Phoenix Coyotes. In December 2003, the Coyotes moved from downtown Phoenix to their newly completed arena in Glendale and also updated their National Hockey League logo and uniforms. In 2012, the Coyotes won the Pacific Division and reached the Western Conference Final for the first time in franchise history.

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This 13.5 X 40 panorama has been professionally double matted in Colorado Avalanche team colors and framed to 18 X 44. It captures the action of the Colorado Avalanche NHL team as they move the puck down the ice. The franchise, originally founded in Quebec, moved to Denver, Colorado, in 1995. Beginning on November 9, 1995, and ending almost 11 years later, the Colorado Avalanche held the NHL record for longest consecutive attendance sellouts at 487. The Colorado Avalanche won eight division titles in each of their first 10 seasons in Denver and they are the only team in NHL history to win the Stanley Cup Championship their first season after relocating. They won their second Stanley Cup Championship in 2001, when they defeated the New Jersey Devils.

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This 13.5 X 40 panorama has been professionally double matted in Anaheim Ducks team colors and framed to 18 X 44. It spotlights a thrilling night of ice hockey as the Anaheim Ducks face off against the Colorado Avalanche at Honda Center in Anaheim. Founded in 1993, the Ducks brought professional hockey to Orange County. With a commitment to achieving excellence and a dedication to thrilling fans, the Ducks have emerged as a perennial National Hockey League favorite, racking up several Playoff appearances and a Stanley Cup win in their relatively short career. The evening’s unveiling of a 3rd orange jersey is depicted here, being celebrated by both the team and their loyal fans.

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This 13.5 X 40 panorama has been professionally double matted in New York Islanders team colors and framed to 18 X 44. It showcases a night of firsts for the New York Islanders as they kicked off their season in their new home, Barclays Center in Brooklyn. The move keeps the team in the metropolitan area after the team had played the first 43 years of their existence at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum. Since their inception into the National Hockey League in 1972, the Islanders have enjoyed an epic history. The Islanders nineteen consecutive playoff wins, which included four Stanley Cup Championships within the span, is a feat that remains unparalleled in the history of all professional sports.

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This 13.5 X 40 panorama has been professionally double matted in New York Islanders team colors and framed to 18 X 44. It commemorates the New York Islanders final regular season game at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum. The Coliseum has been home to the New York Islanders since their debut into the National Hockey League in 1972. The arena was built at the cost of 32 million dollars and sits on sixty-three acres of Mitchel Field, formerly an Army/Air Force base located in the center of Nassau County. The building was dedicated to those who had made the supreme sacrifice, hence the name Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum. Beginning the 2015-16 season, the Islanders will play in their new home in Brooklyn.

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This 13.5 X 40 panorama has been professionally double matted in team colors and framed to 18 X 44. It is of the New Jersey Devils of the National Hockey League and the Prudential Center, their home since 2007-08. The only sports team proud to wear New Jersey on its chest was established in 1982 and named after the legendary Jersey Devil, which roamed the Pinelands of south Jersey. The Devils made their mark in the Garden State, capturing the Stanley Cup on multiple occasions. Built in downtown Newark, New Jersey, the 17,625-seat arena was the first built in the metropolitan area in more than 25 years and is the driving force behind the city's revitalization.

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This 13.5 X 40 panorama of Madison Square Garden has been professionally double matted in the team colors of the New York Rangers and framed to 18 X 44. It captures the excitement of opening night hockey as the home team, the New York Rangers, take to the ice to kick-off their season. A National Hockey League historic Original Six Team, the Rangers began their illustrious career in 1926. The team’s trademark red, white and blue logo and uniform, originally designed to signify their American patriotism, has changed little since then. The club enjoys the proud achievement of having been the first team to ever win the Stanley Cup, as well as counting amongst their ranks some of the most respected players in league history.

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This 13.5 X 40 panorama of the First Niagara Center has been professionally double matted in team colors and framed. It spotlights a thrilling night of ice hockey as the Buffalo Sabres kicked off their season on home ice. Their unique moniker, chosen by a “name the team” contest, was selected to reflect a weapon carried by a leader, one that can be used effectively in both an offensive and defensive moment, much like the necessary components of a successful hockey club. The Buffalo, New York team has undergone many transitions since their inception into the National Hockey League in 1970. Personnel and ownership movement has been reflected in changes to the logo and team colors, which today is a stylized bison atop two crossed sabres in blue, white and gold.

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This 13.5 X 40 panorama has been professionally double matted in team colors and framed to 18 X 44. It captures the opening faceoff of the historic game between the Winnipeg Jets and Montreal Canadiens held on October 9, 2011, at MTS Centre. Since 1999 when this franchise came into the league it was called the Atlanta Thrashers. The inaugural Winnipeg game marked the regular season debut of the Winnipeg Jets in their second incarnation and their return to the NHL after a 15-year hiatus. On May 31, 2011, it was announced that True North Sports & Entertainment Limited would relocate the Atlanta Thrashers of the National Hockey League to Winnipeg for the 2011-12 season. Within minutes of making season tickets available to the public, the team reached its 13,000 seat target. At the 2011 NHL Entry Draft, True North Chairman, Mark Chipman, announced the team name would be called the Winnipeg Jets. The new logos pay homage to the Royal Canadian Air Force.

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This 13.5 X 40 panorama from April 20, 2015, at MTS Centre, has been professionally double matted in team colors and framed. It captures the opening faceoff of Game 3 of the National Hockey League Western Conference First Round matchup between the Winnipeg Jets and the Anaheim Ducks. The game marks the first Winnipeg Jets Stanley Cup Playoffs home game held in Winnipeg since April 28, 1996, and the first since the NHL returned to Winnipeg in 2011. It also celebrates a long-standing tradition, the “Winnipeg Whiteout”, which began when the Winnipeg Jets faced the Calgary Flames in the first round of the 1985 Stanley Cup Playoffs. Ironically both the Flames and the current Winnipeg team were franchises that relocated from Atlanta, Georgia. When the first whiteout took place the Atlanta Flames had been in Calgary for five years. Little did anyone know at this time, but after this Winnipeg team left, another hockey team based in Atlanta, the Atlanta Thrashers would relocate to Winnipeg in 2011. Since 2011, the team has sold out every game in the 15,000-seat MTS Centre.

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This 13.5 X 40 panorama has been professionally double matted in team colors and framed to 18 X 44. It spotlights the Carolina Hurricanes playing at the PNC Arena in Raleigh, North Carolina. The franchise originally joined the National Hockey League in 1979, and the Hurricanes were established in 1997, after relocating from Hartford, Connecticut, to North Carolina. Since arriving in North Carolina, the Hurricanes have captured numerous division titles and Eastern Conference championships and, in 2006, they brought North Carolina its first major professional sports championship, capturing the coveted Stanley Cup. The Hurricanes also hosted the NHL All-Star Game in January 2011, with an estimated 138,000 fans taking part in the weekend's festivities.

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This 13.5 X 40 panorama of the Bank Atlantic Center has been professionally double matted in team colors and framed to 18 X 44. It captures the action of the Florida Panthers in their first playoff victory in 15 years, beating the New Jersey Devils 4-2. The Panthers were awarded a National Hockey League franchise for Miami in 1992. They were brought into the league and took part in the 1993 expansion draft. In their third season of play, they made it all the way to the Stanley Cup Finals. As a result of realignment in 1998, the Panthers moved to a new division and opened a brand new arena in the South Florida city of Sunrise. In 2003, the Panthers celebrated their tenth anniversary and hosted one of the most exciting NHL All-Star Games in National Hockey League history.

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This 13.5 X 40 panorama of the Nashville Predators defeating the Detroit Red Wings in front of a sold out crowd at Bridgestone Arena has been professionally double matted in team colors and framed to 18 X 44. The Nashville Predators were established in 1997 and announced as the 27th team in the National Hockey League on May 4, 1998. They played their first game on October 10, 1998 against the Florida Panthers. The club has become synonymous with its hard-working teams and organizational philosophy of drafting and developing players from within. The team's logo pays tribute to fossils found in 1971, when a construction crew working on the First American Center in downtown Nashville came across the bones of a saber-toothed tiger.

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This 13.5 X 40 panorama has been professionally double matted in team colors and framed to 18 X 44. It captures the Nashville Predators celebrating their Western Conference Quarterfinal victory over the Detroit Red Wings in Game 5. The Predators won the series 4-1, capping a season in which they finished ahead of their National Hockey League Central Division rival for the first time. They also beat the Red Wings for the first time in their third playoff series. The Predators made it even sweeter by handing the Red Wings their earliest postseason departure since a six-game first-round loss to Edmonton in 2006. In Nashville tradition, the fans tossed catfish on the ice in celebration at Bridgestone Arena.

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This 13.5 X 40 panorama has been professionally double matted in team colors and framed to 18 X 44. It spotlights the Chicago Blackhawks 2-0 victory over the Tampa Bay Lightning in Game 6 of the 2015 National Hockey League Stanley Cup Final on June 15, 2015. The Blackhawks drew on the depth of their experience and talent, winning their third title in six years in Game 6. One of the closest Final series ever played, it was only the second Stanley Cup Final to have each of the first five games decided by one goal and the only one without a single lead of more than a goal through the first five games. The Blackhawks relished the opportunity to clinch the Cup in front of their fans and, for the first time in 77 years, win the Stanley Cup on home ice.

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This 13.5 X 40 panorama of the 2014 Coors Light NHL Stadium Series game at Soldier Field has been professionally double matted in team colors and framed to 18 X 44. It features the hometown favorite, the Chicago Blackhawks, taking on the Pittsburgh Penguins. The excitement surrounding this game was evident, as seats were sold-out in less than 24 hours after tickets went on sale. The Penguins squared off against the defending Stanley Cup Champion Blackhawks, resulting in a final score of Chicago 5, Pittsburgh 1. The National Hockey League Stadium Series is hosted at stadiums around the country and celebrates the history and tradition of outdoor hockey.

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This 13.5 X 40 panorama has been professionally double matted in team colors and framed to 18 X 44. It features the Chicago Blackhawks skating in front of a capacity crowd at the United Center in Chicago, Illinois. An Original Six franchise, the Blackhawks joined the National Hockey League in 1926 and captured a number of Stanley Cup Championships including the 2010 league title. Entering the 2011-12 season, the Blackhawks earned a playoff berth for three consecutive years, notching 3 of its top 10 regular season point totals in franchise history along the way. The Blackhawks played to capacity crowds and led the league in attendance for the 2010-11 season.

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This 13.5 X 40 panorama spotlights the Chicago Blackhawks 3-2 victory over the Boston Bruins in Game 6 of the 2013 Stanley Cup Final on June 24, 2013 and has been professionally double matted in team colors and framed to 18 X 44. The organization's fifth championship is the culmination of their Presidents' Trophy-winning season, which opened with an National Hockey League record 24-game point streak and led to a Western Conference title and, ultimately, a 4-2 series win. The matchup was the first time the two storied teams have faced off in the postseason since the 1978 Quarterfinals. Chicago's win marks the tenth time an Original Six team has been crowned champion since 1979, the last time two Original Six teams faced off in a Final series.

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This 13.5 X 40 panorama of the Chicago Blackhawks during the team's Western Conference Quarterfinals series, clinching Game 5, with a win over the Minnesota Wild has been professionally double matted in team colors and framed to 18 X 44. The Blackhawks captured the 2013 Presidents' Trophy after posting a National Hockey League leading 77 points during the regular season. Chicago's fifth consecutive Stanley Cup Playoffs berth started with a five-game series win over the Wild. The Blackhawks' 5-1 victory in Game 5 was witnessed by 21,597 fans at the United Center, marking the franchise's 217th consecutive capacity crowd dating back to 2008.

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Extremely rare and hard to find "First 80 Years-The Multiple Winners" limited edition Artist Proof print by Hoeun Chung and Douglas London celebrating the 16 multiple winners of the PGA in the association's first 80 years from 1916-1996. The print is hand-signed by the late Hoeun Chung and is numbered 18 out of only 50 Artist Proofs. The print is on 100% Rag Neutral pH Art Stock and measures 23 1/8 X 32 5/8 with an image area of 20 X 27. It comes with the original 24 1/4 X 33 1/4 folder with awesome information on the inside cover including the names of the multiple winners of the event through 1996. Those on the print include five-time winners Walter Hagen and Jack Nicklaus and three-time winners Gene Sarazen and Sam Snead. Others on the print also include two-time winners Jim Barnes, Leo Diegel, Paul Runyan, Denny Shute, Byron Nelson, Ben Hogan, Gary Player, Dave Stockton, Raymond Floyd, Lee Trevino, Larry Nelson and Nick Price. The print has a newspaper headline from "The Dallas Morning News" that proclaims "Hagen Wins Wanamaker Trophy for 5th Time." Of course this also comes with a Certificate of Authenticity. The only print ever actually licensed by the Professionally Golfers Association of America and as such it comes with the gold embossed seal of the PGA embedded on the print. We only have one left of this rare and impossible to find collectible! Please check out all three pictures we have taken of this rare piece of sports memorabilia.

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Extremely rare and hard to find Jack Nicklaus "The Golden Bear-Return to Glory" limited edition print by Hoeun Chung and Douglas London celebrating Nicklaus' 6th Masters' win at Augusta in 1986. This print is the lowest number you will ever find from this edition as it is the number three print-3/950. The print is on 100% Rag Neutral pH Art Stock and measures 17 1/4 X 30 with an image area of 13 1/8 X 25. It comes with the original 17 3/4 X 30 1/2 folder with awesome information about Nicklaus and Chung on the inside cover. Of course it is also comes with a Certificate of Authenticity. The release date of this print is 1996.   SOLD OUT!

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This 13.5 X 40 panorama of Amalie Arena has been professionally double matted in team colors and framed to 18 X 44. It captures a glorious moment in time, as the Tampa Bay Lightning score an electrifying goal in the Eastern Conference Final against the New York Rangers, in front of over 19,000 elated fans. The Lightning would go on to dismiss the Rangers from the National Hockey League postseason in a memorable 7-game series, shutting them out in both Games 5 and 7 in New York, to win the Conference championship and advance to the Stanley Cup® Final - their first since winning the Cup in 2004.

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This panorama of Amalie Arena has been professionally framed to 13.75 X 40.25. It captures a glorious moment in time, as the Tampa Bay Lightning score an electrifying goal in the Eastern Conference Final against the New York Rangers, in front of over 19,000 elated fans. The Lightning would go on to dismiss the Rangers from the National Hockey League postseason in a memorable 7-game series, shutting them out in both Games 5 and 7 in New York, to win the Conference championship and advance to the Stanley Cup® Final - their first since winning the Cup in 2004.