Iron Bowl 1953 - Limited Edition Print
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Alabama 10 | Auburn 7
The Tigers’ coach Shug Jordan believed the 1953 Iron Bowl game to be the most important ever to date for Auburn. A lot was on the line as the Cotton Bowl bid was up for both teams. It was a close game, but Bama pulled it off, for the fourth year in a row. The 1953 Plainsmen seniors never won another match against their in-state rival.
Tide quarterback Bart Starr (#10) passes the ball to Bill Oliver (#33) to help get the Tide in field goal range to win the game.
Edition Information
Regular Edition Lithograph: 106
(Image Size: 12¾" x 17")
Each limited edition print is hand-signed and numbered by the artist.
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