Your favorite 49ers memorabilia (that you own)?

Originally posted by ChaunceyGardner:


Shell gas station gave out these 49ers glasses back in the early 70's, still have mine. I believe it was the one at 1833 4th St, San Rafael, CA 94901

Omg. I just remembered the sunoco player stamps!!I still have my collection somewhere. The best 9ers were cas gene cedric. That line was the bolz. Hart hardman elam and jimmy webb. Prime.

I probably still have a box of Sporting Greens and front page Chronicle and Mercury News from the 80's victorious NFCCGs and Super Bowls.
Great stuff. That'll never happen like that again.

Kiara Mia video in my Homework folder.

My first Niner game was at Busch stadium when Ken Norton "boxed the goal post". I was wearing a Ken Norton jersey at the game. After game by team bus he spotted me, walked around barricade, thanked me for wearing his jersey and asked if i wanted him to sign it.

Originally posted by facestabber:
My first Niner game was at Busch stadium when Ken Norton "boxed the goal post". I was wearing a Ken Norton jersey at the game. After game by team bus he spotted me, walked around barricade, thanked me for wearing his jersey and asked if i wanted him to sign it.

What did you say?

Brent Jones autographed 1994 pro bowl replica jersey

I don't have anything as cool as some of you guys but right now it's probably a 5 by 7 photo I took on a disposable Kodak. I was sitting several sections up, behind the endzone Navorro Bowman was running to after he caught that pick off Matt Ryan to seal the last 49ers game ever played at Candlestick. "The Pick at the Stick," the media called it. I feel like I was one of the first people in my section anyway to jump up right when he picked it and of course the place was going completely bonkers as he ran it all the way back. It was really a clutch moment as I think we were up by 3 or 4 with two minutes left and the Falcons on our 20 or so. It might have sealed a playoff berth as well I think. But in my picture you can see a bunch of peoples arms up in the air going crazy and Bowman just having leaped across the goal line and of course those unmistakable tall ass Candlestick stands across the stadium…. Man that place was narrow and tall and windy and old and the concourse was insanely narrow and bottlenecked, but being up there and looking down at that field was just special.

Originally posted by 91til:
I don't have anything as cool as some of you guys but right now it's probably a 5 by 7 photo I took on a disposable Kodak. I was sitting several sections up, behind the endzone Navorro Bowman was running to after he caught that pick off Matt Ryan to seal the last 49ers game ever played at Candlestick. "The Pick at the Stick," the media called it. I feel like I was one of the first people in my section anyway to jump up right when he picked it and of course the place was going completely bonkers as he ran it all the way back. It was really a clutch moment as I think we were up by 3 or 4 with two minutes left and the Falcons on our 20 or so. It might have sealed a playoff berth as well I think. But in my picture you can see a bunch of peoples arms up in the air going crazy and Bowman just having leaped across the goal line and of course those unmistakable tall ass Candlestick stands across the stadium…. Man that place was narrow and tall and windy and old and the concourse was insanely narrow and bottlenecked, but being up there and looking down at that field was just special.

nice, my seats were in Sec 6

Originally posted by 5Jan2003:
I probably still have a box of Sporting Greens and front page Chronicle and Mercury News from the 80's victorious NFCCGs and Super Bowls.
Great stuff. That'll never happen like that again.

I have a lot of that stuff too. I still have my ticket stub from the last game ever played at Kezar, the NFC championship game against Dallas.

Back in the '50s the beer sponsors, (Burgermeister and Falstaff) put out 7 x 9 inch full color team photos. They were free in most liquor stores if you bought something so we would go in and buy a soda and get a photo. I have team photos from 1954, '55, ,57, and ,58. I don't know what happened to 1956. It's shocking to see how few black players were on the team back then. In 1954 there were only 2, John Henry Johnson and Joe Perry. By 1958 the number had "swelled" to 5.

The 1958 photo has a picture of the coaches on the back. Frankie Albert HC, Bill Johnson, Red Hickey (inventor of the shotgun and the ally oop, Phil Bengston (future Packers HC and Pappy Waldorf ) player personnel). At the bottom on the back it tells you to watch the 49ers on CBS with Tom Harmon and listen to Bob Fouts and Lon Simmons on KSFO.

Some really old nostalgia.

Originally posted by brodiebluebanaszak:

Originally posted by ChaunceyGardner:


Shell gas station gave out these 49ers glasses back in the early 70's, still have mine. I believe it was the one at 1833 4th St, San Rafael, CA 94901

Omg. I just remembered the sunoco player stamps!!I still have my collection somewhere. The best 9ers were cas gene cedric. That line was the bolz. Hart hardman elam and jimmy webb. Prime.

61 sacks in a 14 game season is still a record. ten vs the rams on monday night. remember that? that 76 team under monte was so good. great run game with delvin williams and wilbur jackson. that viiolent d line. plunkett was a nice alex smith game manager. lol. backers were good to with skip and fudgehammer. secondary good with jimmy johnson and under appreciated bruce taylor. then willie mcgee got hurt and it went to hell

Originally posted by ChuckLeavy32:

Originally posted by facestabber:
My first Niner game was at Busch stadium when Ken Norton "boxed the goal post". I was wearing a Ken Norton jersey at the game. After game by team bus he spotted me, walked around barricade, thanked me for wearing his jersey and asked if i wanted him to sign it.

What did you say?

rams never played in busch stadium.. that was cardiac cardinal stadium, with mel gray. conrad dobler. jv cain. metcalf jim hart etc

Originally posted by ChuckLeavy32:
What did you say?

In a shaken voice "yes sir". hahaha.

Originally posted by cciowa:

Originally posted by ChuckLeavy32:

Originally posted by facestabber:
My first Niner game was at Busch stadium when Ken Norton "boxed the goal post". I was wearing a Ken Norton jersey at the game. After game by team bus he spotted me, walked around barricade, thanked me for wearing his jersey and asked if i wanted him to sign it.

What did you say?

rams never played in busch stadium.. that was cardiac cardinal stadium, with mel gray. conrad dobler. jv cain. metcalf jim hart etc

you might want to check on that

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by cciowa:

Originally posted by ChuckLeavy32:

Originally posted by facestabber:
My first Niner game was at Busch stadium when Ken Norton "boxed the goal post". I was wearing a Ken Norton jersey at the game. After game by team bus he spotted me, walked around barricade, thanked me for wearing his jersey and asked if i wanted him to sign it.

What did you say?

rams never played in busch stadium.. that was cardiac cardinal stadium, with mel gray. conrad dobler. jv cain. metcalf jim hart etc

you might want to check on that

The Rams played at the Trans World Dome in St.Louis. It was built to lure the Rams from LA. It was a domed stadium but if you look at YouTube video of Norton punching the goalposts, it looks like an open air stadium. Crisp shadows are plainly evident all around the stadium. I'm not sure how that could be since it wasn't a retractable dome.

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by cciowa:

Originally posted by ChuckLeavy32:

Originally posted by facestabber:
My first Niner game was at Busch stadium when Ken Norton "boxed the goal post". I was wearing a Ken Norton jersey at the game. After game by team bus he spotted me, walked around barricade, thanked me for wearing his jersey and asked if i wanted him to sign it.

What did you say?

rams never played in busch stadium.. that was cardiac cardinal stadium, with mel gray. conrad dobler. jv cain. metcalf jim hart etc

you might want to check on that

maybe i am wrong.. but i really do not think the rams played in busch.. i think they played in the dome they built for the rams after the cardinals left