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We have another great opportunity to present the "Art of the Buzz" exhibit coming up next winter. January 25 -February 16, 2025, we will be presenting "Art of the Buzz"- The Art and History of ELECTRIC FOOTBALL at the Monthaven Arts and Cultural Cener in Hendersonville, TN, just north of Nashville. This is a great opportunity for the museum and taking the game and hobby to a whole different level.

Obvioysly, I screwed up saying the Cleveland Rams. I corrected it. NFL Cleveland Rams moved to LA after the 45 season. In 1950 the AAFC Cleveland Browns, San Fransico 49ers, and Baltimore Colts were merged into the NFL. Don't really know how much Paul Brown being coach of the Browns had to do with it. The dominance of the Browns in the AAFC had a lot to do with its failure which contined in the NFL as the Browns were in every NFL Championship for the next 6 years.

Added to the collections of the Museum. From the artistry of Eligio Bonelli. 1950 NFL Championship Game Participants Los Angeles Rams and Cleveland Browns using 1955 - 1959 era Tudor Figures.

My understanding with the uni-forms is that this was the very purpose they were created for, so that the demand for any team in any uniform could be met. I do not know the process of what it takes to produce a set of uni-forms but Tudor should have the license to produce any NFL team. Colleges is a different story though, since a license must be obtained from each individual college to produce merchandise with college licensing. The best thing is to contact Tudor directly with any uni-form request.

Thank you Curt. Yes, Church youth groups will be a primaty tsrget group.

It never ceases to amaze me why some of these teams sell for what they do.

Coffee cup warmer or candle warmer is what most use to heat pliers. I found one at Goodwill several years ago.They are not that expensive. https://www.amazon.com/ASAWASA-Candle-Electric-Practical-Portable/dp/B09YCVYCQ2/ref=mp_s_a_1_4?crid=1OPI7LIRMFYDT&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.A7sPSVio0ISo5aJmgopCqNYfKANabXERLnkLw9EOizbnL9nLstQ-PruGWrJPKJsNOgbPfx03OcxIx69ofjHHFFqI61vT1vHxvt0m32BbJ0yP9SOKqCOe-vu606BTnu6bKmP5Jz7o5R5hspiiWfwYu9gnck_3D8DsWjwZw50d4vFtwRQJ-y_Sh34IHq6LDov9KB7MxJcM19L_zxJnL6CbNw.h1kURssaEyup8EyZAZogpTF13k89yGHeiRCGPB16JRo&dib_tag=se&keywords=candle+warmer&qid=1714821730&sprefix=candle%2Caps%2C144&sr=8-4

Basically, I am trying to develop a neighborhood youth electric football league to run out of my garage this summer to help facilitate introducing the game and hobby to a new generation. Don't know exactly how that is going to work. but we shall see. Thanks to all for the suggestions. Keep 'em coming.

Thanks Rick.

Thanks, Shawn.

Finally able to acquire a 1970 Model 600 College game set.

Thanks!! All good suggestions.

Thanks Daryl.

I am trying to develop a simple set of rules for teaching kids from 8 years old and up how to play electric football. What would you suggest?