Civic Arena Mugs

Description: Celebrate hockey history with 'The Igloo' design, commemorating the iconic Civic Arena of 1961-2012. Ideal for hockey fans and vintage sports enthusiasts.

Description: Celebrate the Igloo Civic Arena with this unique artwork. A perfect gift for any sports fan. Show your love for classic architectural design. Great for hockey fans.

Description: Historic 1967 Pittsburgh Civic Arena The Igloo domed venue blueprint sketch.

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Description: Pittsburgh Civic Arena Tribute Design

Description: Hartford Civic Center - Defunct Retro Hockey Stadium Arena

Description: Relive the glory days of the Hartford Civic Center with this design featuring a vintage architectural drawing of the historic arena. The Civic Center, now known as the XL Center, opened in 1975 and has been the home of various hockey, basketball, and arena football teams including the Hartford Whalers, New England Whalers, UConn Huskies, Hartford Hellions, New England Blizzard, Connecticut Coyotes, and New England Sea Wolves.

Description: The Pittsburgh Gladiators played four seasons of the "indoor war" at the Igloo! Who could forget those crazy ricochet nets, and the goalposts that were too narrow and too high!

Description: This shirt combines the Pittsburgh Pipers away jersey, home jersey, warmup jacket, and Pittsburgh Hall of Fame logos!

Description: Civic Arena Forever

Description: Vintage 1975 Hartford Civic Center Connecticut arena architectural blueprint sketch.

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

Description: Hartford Civic Center architectural illustration with vintage sports arena design.

Description: We've combined the Pipers' home and away logos here in one design!

Description: Represent Pittsburgh with this design.

Description: We always thought that the Pipers were named after steelworkers who made steel pipe. But actually they were named for Scottish Bagpipers! This is still appropriate however, given Andrew Carnegie's Scottish heritage! This is a rarely seen alternate logo for the Pittsburgh Pipers basketball team, used in some advertising promotions. Note the bagpipe itself is a basketball!

Description: For only being around a couple of years, the Pittsburgh Pipers sure had a lot of logos going for them! Here's one of the ones most commonly seen, combined with the ABA Champions patch and the Pittsburgh Hall of Fame logo.

Description: It wasn't exactly Super Bowl I, but they did end up playing more than 30 of these Arena Bowls! The first one was held at Pittsburgh's Civic Arena on August 1, 1987 between the Pittsburgh Gladiators and Denver Dynamite.

Description: Dion was the key on our team! So said the sign at every Igloo home game in the early 1980s! 1981-82 All Star Game starter, a big deal at the time, he made us proud! And almost took down the Islanders dynasty! Our pick for the greatest hockey mask in history.

Description: Remember the Igloo! The Civic Arena in Pittsburgh was an iconic venue, with the world's first retractable roof. Home to #66 for his entire career and to #87 for nearly a decade!

Description: The corporate logo for the Pittsburgh Pipers Basketball Club of the American Basketball Association!

Description: "The Hawk" was to the Civic Arena hardwood what #66 was to the Civic Arena ice!

Description: Occasionally you would see the Pittsburgh Gladiators Arena Football team logo depicted in just dark green and gold, and with "Pittsburgh" and "Gladiators" right next to each other!

Description: In the early 1980s, this shirt was a common sight around "tahn!" Recapture the Spirit!

Description: Commemorate the Pittsburgh Pipers' 1967-68 Inaugural ABA Title with this team warmup-inspired t-shirt!

Description: The Pittsburgh Condors were a professional basketball team in the original American Basketball Association from 1971-72. Originally called the Pittsburgh Pipers, they were a charter franchise of the ABA and captured the first league title. The team played their home games in Pittsburgh's Civic Arena.

Description: Celebrate the return of the Pittsburgh Hornets to the American Hockey League (in 1961!), and the opening of their new home, "The Auditorium" (a.k.a. The Igloo!).

Description: The classic logo/wordmark combination worn on the jerseys of the ever-popular Pittsburgh Spirit Indoor Soccer Club!

Description: The ABA logo together with a full-color version of the original Pittsburgh Piper, together with the Pittsburgh Hall of Fame™ logo.

Description: Celebrate the Pipers' inaugural 1967-68 ABA Championship which they clinched at home at the Civic Arena in Game 7 against the New Orleans Pelicans!

Description: PPP Pittsburgh Panthers

Description: Who doesn't remember this great scene walking into the Igloo at twilight in the Mario Lemieux and early Sidney Crosby eras, or even back into the "Blue Penguins" era!

Description: It is a rare day that one comes across a patch like this one, just like what those old-time hockey coaches used to wear! Honor the early days at the Igloo!

Description: The Pipers were one of the ABA's inaugural franchises in 1967. On June 13, 1967, team president Gabe Rubin selected the name of the team to be "Pipers" while signing a three-year deal to play games in the Civic Arena. Rubin stated in the press that he picked the name because he "liked the way it sounded" and wanted to eschew a long process for a name selection.

Description: Remember the 1967-68 Pittsburgh Pipers with this home jersey design, the same design worn as the great Connie Hawkins led them to the 1967-68 inaugural ABA World Championship!

Description: The Pittsburgh Condors were a professional basketball team in the original American Basketball Association from 1971-72. Originally called the Pittsburgh Pipers, they were a charter franchise of the ABA and captured the first league title. The team played their home games in Pittsburgh's Civic Arena.