Three Rivers Stadium Bags

Description: Three Rivers Stadium - Baseball

Description: A design for those who love Three Rivers Stadium

Description: Three Rivers Stadium Vintage Pittsburgh Sign

Description: Historic 1970 Three Rivers Stadium Pittsburgh Pennsylvania venue blueprint architectural sketch.

Description: Some things never go out of style... just like Three Rivers Stadium. Celebrate one of Pittsburgh's most iconic landmarks with this bold vintage-inspired design honoring the legendary stadium that defined an era from 1970–2000.

Description: Historic 1971 Three Rivers Stadium Pittsburgh Pennsylvania circular venue architectural blueprint sketch.

Description: Historic 1971 Three Rivers Stadium Pittsburgh architectural sketch art for sports fans.

Description: Defunct Three Rivers Stadium Pittsburgh Baseball Football

Description: Pittsburgh's coliseum! Here's hoping they somehow build another someday!

Description: A throwback to the golden days on the North Shore. This bold, halftone-style design captures the iconic view from the stands at Three Rivers Stadium—where legends played, dynasties were born, and the skyline watched over every inning. Whether you were there for Stargell bombs, Sunday tailgates, or just the nachos, this tee is a must for any Pittsburgh sports nostalgist.

Description: Three Rivers Stadium was home to the Pittsburgh Pirates from 1970 – 2000.

Description: Represent Pittsburgh with this design.

Description: Home of the Pirates

Description: After a few games, the Maulers decided their helmet logo didn't stand out enough on tv, so they outlined the Mauler guy! And, they brightened up the orange. They also simplified the "MAULERS" wordmark in many cases to make it simpler to reproduce. This is what their updated pennant graphics likely would have looked like, had one ever been printed!

Description: Defunct Three Rivers Stadium

Description: Celebrate Pittsburgh's sporting history with this vintage-style art of Three Rivers Stadium. Great for fans of football, baseball, and the Steel Curtain era. Show your city pride!

Description: Remembering the greatest play in football history, 3:41 PM on 12/23/1972!

Description: The Great One! Retire 21!

Description: After a few games in 1984, the USFL's Pittsburgh Maulers decided that their logo didn't show up well enough on television! So, they outlined the Mauler and it did pop a bit better (better than the team did at least!).

Description: What great memories these two amazing places had!

Description: For a brief moment in time, you saw Pittsburgh Maulers gear all around 'tahn! Remember the Maulers!

Description: The Pittsburgh Maulers Blast Furnace with the Pittsburgh Hall of Fame logo!

Description: We loved the "second" Maulers helmet logo, after they changed it to highlight the Mauler guy, making the logo more visible on tv. We highlighted it a bit more here!

Description: A reimagined version of the Pittsburgh Maulers' once-iconic logo!

Description: What a batting order the Bucs had in the mid-1970s!

Description: A Hall of Fame version of the once-ubiquitous Pittsburgh Maulers logo!

Description: The Pittsburgh Maulers were a team that competed in the 1984 season of the United States Football League. The Maulers opened their home season with a March 11, 1984 sellout crowd at Three Rivers Stadium facing the Birmingham Stallions. When the USFL voted to switch to a fall schedule in 1986, the Maulers folded because they could not compete with the Steelers and the NFL. The rest of the league soon followed.

Description: The Maulers logo and helmet in correct team colors, with the darker shade of purple and orange.

Description: During the 1979 postseason, the home dugout at Three Rivers Stadium was adorned with something different--"THE FAMILY"! And how appropriate that was. Going on 40 years later and counting, we'll still always have that incredible team to remember!

Description: This was a popular stadium giveaway item in that lone and lonely 1984 season for the Pittsburgh Maulers!

Description: A 1980s-style workout-style design for the original USFL's Pittsburgh Maulers!

Description: Celebrate Pittsburgh baseball with this vintage-inspired Steel City Baseball design featuring a classic retro parrot mascot in an old-school batting stance. Designed with a distressed 1970s sporting goods aesthetic, this original artwork showcases the Pittsburgh skyline, iconic bridge, and timeless black and gold color palette. Perfect for baseball fans, collectors of vintage sports apparel, and anyone who loves the rich history of Steel City baseball. Whether you're headed to the ballpark, collecting retro baseball art, or looking for a unique Pittsburgh gift, this nostalgic design captures the spirit of baseball's golden era with a clean, classic look that stands out on any shirt.

Description: The echos from Three Rivers Stadium in the 1970s still roar, egged on by this familiar display! Honor the legendary Steel Curtain led by players like Mean Joe Greene, Jack Lambert, LC Greenwood, and Mel Blount. DEFENSE

Description: The left-facing Maulers helmet as it appeared in the Three Rivers Stadium souvenir stands! The purple was a bit too purple, the orange was a bit too orange, but that's the way it was printed!

Description: What a team workout shirt might have looked like for the old Pittsburgh Maulers of the USFL!

Description: The Pittsburgh Maulers were a team that competed in the 1984 season of the United States Football League. The Maulers opened their home season with a March 11, 1984 sellout crowd at Three Rivers Stadium facing the Birmingham Stallions. When the USFL voted to switch to a fall schedule in 1986, the Maulers folded because they could not compete with the Steelers and the NFL. The rest of the league soon followed.