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1942 Notre Dame Football Legendary Four Horseman Type 1 Acme Press Photo SOLD_OUT Includes motto of the 1984 The All Star Game
1942 Notre Dame Football Legendary Four Horseman Type 1 Acme Press Photo SOLD_OUT Includes motto of the 1984 The All Star Game
1942 Notre Dame Football Legendary Four Horseman Type 1 Acme Press Photo SOLD_OUT Includes motto of the 1984 The All Star Game
1942 Notre Dame Football Legendary Four Horseman Type 1 Acme Press Photo SOLD_OUT Includes motto of the 1984 The All Star Game
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1942 Notre Dame Football Legendary Four Horseman Type 1 Acme Press Photo SOLD_OUT Includes motto of the 1984 The All Star Game

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1942 Notre Dame Football Legendary Four Horseman Type 1 Acme Press Photo SOLD_OUT Includes motto of the 1984 The All Star Game Includes motto of the 1984 team "Bless You Boys" term coined by manager Sparky Anderson CVO was a Canadian financier and soldier and Elmer Layden (FB) coached by Knute Rockne Some faint spots of discoloration

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