Product ID: HF-1953    Sport: Football
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Description: Roger Staubach commandeered the Navy Midshipmen to three consecutive victories over their arch rivals - Army. The 1962 Navy “Jolly Roger” helmet features unique, predominately black hued, mysteriously eerie symbols that contrast perfectly against the team’s traditional unadorned brilliant sparkling gold shell. The independent left and right helmet side symbols are written in Chinese and are interpreted in English as “win” (meaning defeat) and “Army.” The main reason for the pirate flag was to make the enemy surrender without much of a fight. This is not only one of the most interesting and striking helmet designs ever worn in the history of college football it is also the helmet that was worn during one game only – the game that Roger Staubach became a nationally recognized star!

Authenticity: This item comes with a Certificate of Authenticity from Global Authentication Inc., guaranteeing the authenticity of this hand-signed autograph.