PittsburghHallofFame

Description: The most beautiful view in baseball

Description: Though you can no longer celebrate a win with a late-night visit to Penguini's, you can celebrate one with Penguini's gear!

Description: From the days when football was played at Forbes Field!

Description: Wear your membership in Franco's Italian Army proudly with this commemorative t-shirt sporting the helmet his famous QB wore in the locker room!

Description: Our updated take on the original logo of the United States Football League in the early to mid 1980s! A great logo for America's 250th birthday!

Description: Inspired by the graphics used during the Pittsburgh Maulers' one Sunday national television telecast appearance, against New Orleans in the Superdome!

Description: Where Maz's famous homer, the greatest Home Run in baseball history, cleared the Forbes Field wall!

Description: Celebrate one of Pittsburgh's first football icons and a true character, and remember his great cafe!

Description: Celebrate the old Steel Bowl, held for more than two decades at Pitt's Fitzgerald Field House and then the Civic Arena! It featured Pitt and Duquesne annually, together with two guest teams, a great basketball celebration!

Description: This banner needs to be made and hung in PPG Paints Arena, in short order!

Description: Inspired by the logo as it appeared on the Pittsburgh Maulers' season tickets in 1984!

Description: From the deepest part of Forbes Field, just think how many more home runs Stargell would have hit with more typical dimensions!

Description: Inspired by the actual bullion blazer patches worn by The Great One and the 1971 World Champions!

Description: The city of Pittsburgh definitely had the Spirit for their fantastic MISL franchise in the late 1970s and early 1980s.

Description: The Pittsburgh Spirit logo looked magnificent on that Civic Arena carpet!

Description: Inspired by the short-lived light-blue Pittsburgh Hornets away jersey from their return season of 1961-62, we have imagined this alternate logo which incorporates that light blue into the crest itself!

Description: Pittsburgh's Civic Arena hosted some great Eastern 8 Tournament semis and finals in the late '70s and early '80s.

Description: A moment frozen in time forever, memorialized with this scoreboard graphic!

Description: The Pipers unveiled new uniforms upon their return to Pittsburgh in 1969-70, following a year in exile up in Minnesota! The changes on the home jersey were subtle though--the "pipers" writing was a little bit different and more streamlined, and the basketball dotting the "i" was now a red, white, and blue ABA version!

Description: The iconic basketball from the most fun and entertaining basketball league in history!

Description: The "Basketball Club" Pittsburgh Pipers logo in badge form!

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

Description: The Pittsburgh Condors wordmark logo with the iconic red, white and blue ABA basketball logo!

Description: Straight from the Rens' warmup jackets, the classic "RENAISSANCE" font!

Description: The Hawk wore #43 on the road in 1961-62! That massive nameplate makes for a good "front" jersey!

Description: The Pittsburgh Rens 1961-62 jerseys had HUGE names-on-back, combined with really small back numbers! So much so that the backs could just as easily be made into "fronts", which is what we did here with the legendary "HAWK"!

Description: Inspired by the warmup jackets of the legendary Pittsburgh Renaissance! Includes the Rens' Civic Arena logo and the logo of the American Basketball League.

Description: The distinctive "Renaissance" wordmark of the Pittsburgh Rens ABL basketball club, combined with their Civic Arena logo!

Description: What a place this must have been! Pittsburgh's version of the old Mickey Mantle's overlooking Central Park in NYC!

Description: With the news that the great bar on Forbes is closing again, let's go back to the amazing original which was quintessentially Pittsburgh!

Description: The Pittsburgh Triangles were led by tennis legends and Grand Slam Champions Evonne Goolagong and Vitas Gerulaitis! Not much could have been better than watching them play with the Civic Arena roof retracted on a warm summer's evening!

Description: The World Team Tennis version of the Stanley and the Lombardi, won by the Pittsburgh Triangles in 1975!

Description: The green and gold Pittsburgh Triangles wordmark with the WTT Trophy won by the 1975 World Champions led by Evonne Goolagong and Vitas Gerulaitis!

Description: It's never too late to celebrate a Pittsburgh championship! Your 1975 World Team Tennis World Champion Pittsburgh Triangles!

Description: An updated take on the original Pittsburgh Triangles 1974 logo, in 3D style.

Description: It doesn't get more American than slow pitch softball, and it doesn't get much more American than the logo for the old American Professional Slo-Pitch League! Celebrate the USA!