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Bo Jackson wore jersey number 16 with the Kansas City Royals. Thus this limited edition of prints is $16.00 per print (plus shipping and handling).
Vincent Edward “Bo” Jackson is an American former professional Baseballll and football player. He is the only professional athlete in history to have been named an All- Star in two major American sports.
The edition is limited to 82. In 1982 Bo Jackson did not have official professional or college baseball statistics, as he was a senior at McAdory High School. However, his dominant high school performance—including hitting 21 home runs in 25 games during his 1981–82 senior season—led to him being drafted by the New York Yankees in the second round of the 1982 MLB Draft. He ultimately turned down the Yankees' contract offer to attend Auburn University on a football scholarship.
Additionally, "82" is a prominent number in his final Major League Baseball stat line, as he recorded exactly 82 career stolen bases across his 8-season MLB career.
Prints are all on archival 90 lb. 14” x 11” paper with one inch border, resulting in image size being 12” x 9”. All prints are signed, but not by hand, and numbered, but not by hand (thus affordability/ accessibility) and come with a printed sheet verifying their uniqueness.
Bo Jackson wore jersey number 16 with the Kansas City Royals. Thus this limited edition of prints is $16.00 per print (plus shipping and handling).
Vincent Edward “Bo” Jackson is an American former professional Baseballll and football player. He is the only professional athlete in history to have been named an All- Star in two major American sports.
The edition is limited to 82. In 1982 Bo Jackson did not have official professional or college baseball statistics, as he was a senior at McAdory High School. However, his dominant high school performance—including hitting 21 home runs in 25 games during his 1981–82 senior season—led to him being drafted by the New York Yankees in the second round of the 1982 MLB Draft. He ultimately turned down the Yankees' contract offer to attend Auburn University on a football scholarship.
Additionally, "82" is a prominent number in his final Major League Baseball stat line, as he recorded exactly 82 career stolen bases across his 8-season MLB career.
Prints are all on archival 90 lb. 14” x 11” paper with one inch border, resulting in image size being 12” x 9”. All prints are signed, but not by hand, and numbered, but not by hand (thus affordability/ accessibility) and come with a printed sheet verifying their uniqueness.
