Authenticated Jerry Rice Hand Signed Limited Edition Fine Art Prints

[Richard W. Allen]

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The Sports Illustrator is offering one last opportunity to purchase
the limited edition “Air Warrior,” authenticated hand signed Jerry Rice
fine art print at the introductory 1997 price.

This lithograph depicts Jerry's intense concentration and
overwhelming desire to win as he makes a catch
running his favorite route, the slant pattern. The original
painting was done by award winning Sports Illustrator
Richard Marks. A portion of the proceeds from the sale of each
lithograph will be donated to charity of Jerry's Choice.

The finest inks on acid free paper are used to ensure an heirloom
quality work of art. These collectors prints can be enjoyed for
generations to come. This lithograph is a beautiful addition to any
collection. A great collector's piece, and an outstanding investment.

We have also contracted Joe Montana to do an extremely rare limited
edition of 16 prints. 16 was chosen to commemorate the retirement of
his number with the 49ers. This rare edition is a museum quality fine
are print. The technical term is a Giclee print which is printed on
unique archival watercolor paper. It looks and feels like the original
water color painting. There are only 5 prints remaining from this rare
edition.

All prints and lithos come with a certificate of Authenticity and a
photo of the ahtlete signing. All major credit cards are accepted.

For a sample or more information on these or other unique sports art
collectibles you can e-mail me or contact The Sports Illustrator, Inc.
@ 303-526-4146 or toll free at 1-888-907-6700.

[Irentem]

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>The Sports Illustrator is offering one last opportunity to purchase
>the limited edition “Air Warrior,” authenticated hand signed Jerry
>Rice
>fine art print at the introductory 1997 price.
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I hate to be the one to ask, but how else would Jerry sign??

I mean, I know he's talented, butt...

Mark