New York Giants Newspaper

Treasure one of the biggest upsets in Super bowl history with this unique 16x20" Newspaper Collage Print. "Giant Upset", " Super Shocker", "Giant Heartbreak", " History Derailed", " Super Men", " Giant Killers", "18 and Uh-Oh!" These are just a few of the 45 front-page headlines as displayed from regional, national and international newspapers as displayed the day after the New York Giants incredible Super Bowl victory over the undefeated New England Patriots. Newspapers from New York, Boston, Canada, Kentucky, Detroit, California, Florida and many more are included. Proudly display this colorful collage to view and cherish the greatest win in NY Giant history!

These one of a kind Collage Prints include Front-Page Newspaper headlines from over 35 different papers from Boston to California as published the day after the 2012 & 2008 NY Giants Super Bowl Victories over the Patriots.

When Giants Ruled takes the reader behind the scenes of a century of newspaper life. It relates how Benjamin Day, a job printer desperate for more money, started The Sun and inadvertently established the first successful daily for the masses. His main rival was James Gordon Bennett the Elder, whose innovations and success culminated in the most unusual war in journalism: an attempt by rival publishers to halt his efforts to revolutionize the press and to exterminate his Herald.During the Civil War, with only Lincoln excluded, no person had greater sway upon the nation's thinking than Horace Greeley. Venom spewed between Bennett and Greeley reached unprecedented heights until Charles Anderson Dana became overlord of Park Row and tangled with the crusading Joseph Pulitzer. Bennett's eccentric son did not wait for news to happen; he made it. The devastating circulation war between Pulitzer and William Randolph Hearst reached a climax with the Spanish- American War. Hearst's sensationalism remained foremost with the masses until Joseph Patterson produced the most successful tabloid of the twentieth century. An epilogue connects the Park Row era to today's New York press.

As the workhorse for the 2008 Super Bowl champions the New York Giants, Brandon Jacobs is fast becoming a household name. Born and raised in Louisiana, he later arrived in New York via the 2005 NFL Draft. Using his 6' 4", 250 pound frame, Jacobs has bullied his way to the top of the league and is considered one of the game's best running backs. Brandon Jacobs has hand-signed this New York Daily News 16" x 20" reprint of their "Season's Beatings" cover which comes complete with a Steiner Sports Certificate of Authenticity.Approximately 16" x 20"High-quality photographic printLimited edition collectibleAuthentically hand-signedReady to frameComes in a protective sleeveDue to the individual nature of this product, variations may occurOfficially licensed NFL product

As the workhorse for the 2008 Super Bowl champions the New York Giants, Brandon Jacobs is fast becoming a household name. Born and raised in Louisiana, he later arrived in New York via the 2005 NFL Draft. Using his 6' 4", 250 pound frame, Jacobs has bullied his way to the top of the league and is considered one of the game's best running backs. Brandon Jacobs has hand-signed this New York Daily News 16" x 20" reprint of their "Super Men" cover which comes complete with a Steiner Sports Certificate of Authenticity.Approximately 16" x 20"High-quality photographic printLimited edition collectibleAuthentically hand-signedReady to frameComes in a protective sleeveDue to the individual nature of this product, variations may occurOfficially licensed NFL product