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[RJB44]

Here is part of my collection of 1980s era game used knits.

[genius]

Here is part of my collection of 1980s era game used knits.

Any of those for sale (Pirates, Pirates!!!)?

[RJB44]

Sorry, I'm not looking to move my Pirates jerseys at this time. Still looking to get thier other variations from that period. I also have a pair of black '82 and '80 yellow game pants. I like the DESCENTE unforms, but the players must have roasted in them during the summer months.

[helmet lover]

Here is part of my collection of 1980s era game used knits.

Wow what a nice collection!!!

[cyclonenation]

Troy Davis jersey. Somewhat of a holy grail for me. 2 x 2000+ yard rusher (only one to do this and not win the Heisman). All American. Heisman runner up. Iowa State's ALL TIME career leader in rushing and rushing touchdowns.

[ousooner_85]

Nice Davis Jersey! BTW.......the website is slowly coming along but it's getting there!

[OSUBucksCollector]

Cyclonenation

When I logged on it said I had a message from you. I went to open in a new window and my pop up blocker didnt let it open. When I go to messages there is nothing in there. If you could send me an email.

[ousooner_85]

Something similar to this happens to me everytime. Wonder if this can fixed? Admins?

[cohibasmoker]

Just picked up a very rare AHI Michigan helmet. AHI was a short lived company founded by a University of Michigan neurosurgeon. Dr. Schneider had the idea for air bladder system for football helmets to reduce football related injuries. The company eventually wound-up being Bike

Jim

[John in KY]

Just picked up a very rare AHI Michigan helmet. AHI was a short lived company founded by a University of Michigan neurosurgeon. Dr. Schneider had the idea for air bladder system for football helmets to reduce football related injuries. The company eventually wound-up being Bike

Jim

Jim - it's actually the other way around. Dr. Schneider and his group sold their design to Bike. When Bike's parent company was purchased by a larger medical device company the football helmet division was spun off as AHI - the medical device company didn't want the liability of having a football helmet division. AHI only lasted 12-18 months before they were purchased by Schutt.

That being said your Michigan helmet is very rare as it has that "AHI" logo on it - it is from the very first year AHI was independent company. The more familiar "AiR" logo came in right around the time the company was purchased by Schutt, so the "AHI" logo wasn't around very long at all.