Personalized!
A Powerful, Classy, and Creative way
to be joined at the hip with your favorite team
(And of course the uniforms print
will never go “out of Fashion” because a team’s uniforms are forever.)
You
can hang it, lean it, or let it lay flat.
Framed Version 3
Personalized Framed Evolution
History Boston Bruins Uniform Print with Your Photo: Framed with our classic, smooth black frame
with glass cover, it measures 11 3/4 inches high x 26 1/4 inches long. The cost for this custom picture is only $79 and there is a one-time $6 discount shipping cost regardless of how many you
order!
Just
add your standard 4 inch x 6 inch photo – whether it’s you in your team jersey,
or team memorabilia or something very creative, your photo possibilities are
endless because you’re only limited by your imagination.
And
you can change your photo as many times as you like!
Here are the easy steps to add your photo:
1. Use a standard 6 inch x 4 inch
photo. Keep in mind the mat will slightly overlap the photo 1/8 inch
on all four sides.
2. Turn the framed picture on its
back and bend up all the flexible tabs used to secure the picture.
3. Remove the white backing.
4. Place your photo over the mat
opening. We have marked guide lines to help you position the photo
perfectly.
5. Secure your photo on all four
sides with strips of the quality Artist’s Tape we have provided.
6. Put back the white backing and
bend back a few of the flexible tabs.
7. Look at the picture to make
sure it looks great. Then bend back the rest of the flexible tabs to
secure your framed picture. You’re Done!
We will of course include a card listing the above
steps with your order. Keep in mind you can
change your
photo as many times as you like!
And if you ever need more tape, just email us and we’ll mail you more
tape at no charge. Our email is listed
on the card.
You can also view our
how-to-do video for our “Team Up With” personalized picture (This how-to-do
video applies to all our personalized framed pictures) here:
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our how-to-do video.
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Here then is the history of the Bruins’ Uniforms …
#1.
1928-29 The NHL is a 10-team, 2-division league. The Bruins, in only
their 5th year of existence (they joined the NHL for the 1924-25
season), finish the 1928-29 season a very impressive 26-13-5 – to lead the
‘American’ division…and soon thereafter, beating the New York Rangers to win
the Stanley Cup! Of special note on the 1928-29 jersey: the unusual arm
striping down the entire sleeve, the bear logo – which wouldn’t be seen again
until the 3rd jerseys of the 90’s! Finally, note the fact at the
Bruins’ jersey used to be BROWN & gold…the team would later switch over to
the more recognizable black & gold in the 40’s.
#2.
1933-34 This jersey, synonymous with Bruins’ 30’s great Eddie Shore
still has the brown & gold colour pattern and striping down the sleeves. By
this time, the Bruins have changed their logo to the more familiar capital
‘B’…but still have yet to introduce the infamous spoked ‘B’. Note the size of
the jersey…modern day players & their equipment would never fit into these!
#3.
1940-41 Another fantastic year for the Bruins! Bill Cowley leads the
league in scoring, Boston finishes 1st in the NHL, and then go on to
sweep the Red Wings 4-0 to capture another Stanley Cup. Note the giant ‘B’ has
been converted to a football-style, large number and the ‘B’s’ have been
shifted to the sleeves. The colour schematic, by this time, has been changed to
the familiar Bruins black & gold. An interesting tidbit for Bruins’ fans…if
a player’s number was two digits, and they were captain or an alternate
captain, the ‘C’ or ‘A’ would be nestled in between the two numbers!
#4.
1948-49 This season marks the introduction of the infamous spoked ‘B’
or ‘hub logo’! If you look closely, you’ll notice ‘24’ & ‘49’ sandwiching
the ‘B’ – these numbers commemorate the Bruins’ 25th anniversary
(which took place in the ’49 season!). This jersey, synonymous with goaltender
Frank Brimsek and the ‘Kraut Line’ (Milt Schmidt / Woody Dumart / Bobby Bauer),
has been altered very minimally (design-wise) until present day.
#5.
1953-54 The ROAD jersey showcased here, has some interesting features
to it: a thick, double striping is now at the base of the sweater (very
unusual!), the ‘hub logo’ only the chest has been reverted back to the familiar
capital ‘B’, and there are no player numbers on the sleeves. On the shoulders,
you’ll find a golden ‘yoke’ – a design feature only a handful of teams have
used. Over the course of their history, the Bruins have almost always had this
sweater element – until the ROAD jerseys of the 90’s – which abandoned this
unique feature.
#6.
1962-63 Regrettably, the Bruins teams of the early to mid 60’s were
in quite a funk – usually finishing at or near the bottom of the NHL standings.
The arrival of two key players would eventually help turn the franchise around
towards the end of the decade: Bobby Orr & Phil Esposito! On this HOME
jersey (the NHL rule of 54/55 stated that home teams were to wear coloured
jerseys!) – note that the ‘hub logo’ is back! Small, black numbers are now on
the sleeves, and the usual gold colour has been tweaked to a bright yellow!
#7.
1966-67 Arguably the game’s most influential and greatest player,
Bobby Orr, laces up his skates for the first time this season! You’ll notice
the HOME jersey showcased here bears the number ‘27’. As many Bruins’
enthusiasts would know, this is the number worn by Bobby for the
pre-season/exhibition games only! He would switch over to the legendary #4 for
the regular season. Notice that the colour has taken on more of the familiar
golden tone…rather than the bright yellow of the 1962-63 version.
#8.
1969-70 Bobby Orr and Phil Esposito finish 1-2 in the scoring race,
the Bruins finish 2nd behind the Blackhawks in the league standings
– but of most importance – the Bruins win the Stanley Cup – for the first time
since the ’41 season! This team, coached by Harry Sinden, and led by such
greats as Orr, Esposito, Bucyk, Hodge, Cashman, Cheevers and McKenzie sweep the
St. Louis Blues 4-0! This Cup series will always be remembered for the infamous
& picturesque Bobby Orr ‘flying through the air’ goal – against netminder
Glenn Hall. Note the laces on the neckline…a look viewed by many to symbolize
‘old-time hockey’. It was a shame when this look went by the wayside!
#9.
1973-74 Happy 50th birthday Boston Bruins! Unfortunately,
the party poopers are the Philadelphia Flyers (aka the Broadstreet Bullies) who
beat the Bruins in the Stanley Cup final 4 games to 2. Of special note on this
ROAD jersey (in 70/71 the NHL decided that home teams wear white jerseys): the
laces of past sweaters’ necklines have been replaced by a ‘V’ neck collar
(shame!). If you look on the left sleeve/shoulder, you’ll see the special
anniversary patch – which is actually a right profile of a giant bear standing
on his hind legs. To his left & right are ‘Boston’ and ‘Bruins’…in the
center of the patch (and partly overlapping the bear’s body) are ‘50th ANNIVERSARY
1973-1974’. At the bottom (which is actually the ground the bear is standing
on) sits ‘NHL’.
#10.
1989-90 Though the Bruins are the darlings of the NHL – winning the
Adams Division and finishing 1st in league standings with 101
points…this season marks the 2nd time in the past 3 years the Bruins
lose to the Edmonton Oilers in the Cup final! This jersey, as worn by Bruins
greats Ray Bourque & Cam Neely highlights the familiar Bruins’ head on the
sleeves (a Bruins’ jersey tradition since 76-77) – which would stay on Boston
jerseys right until present day. Note that the golden yoke – which has been on
most Bruins’ jerseys – has been dropped by this time.
#11A.
1991-92
The 91-92 season – highlighted by
the NHL’s 75th anniversary – showcased ‘throwback’ jerseys (worn
periodically by the Original Six teams!)…complete with commemorative patches on
the right shoulder area (worn by ALL NHL teams!). The Bruins’ ‘throwback’ was
to their 1933-34 jersey with the unusual striping and the giant ‘B’ on the
front. It’s interesting to note that the franchise opted not to showcase the original
1933-34 colours of brown & gold but decided to maintain the current black
& gold!
#11B.
1992-93 The 1992-93 ROAD jersey
seen here is the typical, current away uniform for the modern Bruins – a look
they’ve kept right up to present day. Notice the lack of a golden ‘yoke’ on the
shoulders (as seen in past sweaters!).
#11C.
1996-97 The 1996-97 sweater is the
Bruins’ rendition of a 3rd jersey – something roughly half of NHL
franchises took to in the ’96 year. As of 2000, most NHL franchises have 3rd
jerseys (with the exception of a few clubs such as the Canadiens & Red
Wings!). Fans had a real appetite for these new incarnations…originally whetted
by the ‘throwback’ jerseys worn in the 1991-92 season. Fans also have a real appetite for Stanley
Cup Championships … LIKE 2011!!!