Vintage items relating to Philadelphia Eagles Hall of Famer Chuck Bednarik, known as the last of the NFL's two-way players, performing on both offense and defense. 1) 1959 silver cup-style trophy from Bakers Club of Phila. Stands 10" tall, base is 5.5" in diameter, top is 9" in diameter. Tarnish present but should clean up beautifully. 2) NFL Eagles coin, 3" in diameter, with 1960 and name on back. 3) Tremendous pocket watch from PA Sports Hall of Fame, engraved 10-25-97. Engraved side needs cleaning and watch is not running; still a terrific piece. 4) 1997 Living Legend award from PA Baseball Sports Hall of Fame, 10-25-95. Measures 9x11.5" with small chip to bottom corner of mirrored border. 5) December 7, 1956, Gamma Lodge Sportsman of the Year Award plaque. Shield-shaped, measures about 11" across at top. Some scratching, couple of screws missing that hold plate to wood base. 6) 1960 Touchdown Club of Columbus Award of Distinction silver jewelry box. 7) 1986 Philadelphia Sports Writers Association 15x12" plaque. 8) 1998 questionnaire on NFL stationery noting that he played every offensive and defensive play of the 1960 Championship game vs. Green Bay. 9) Signed outline of Bednarik's hand. 10) Signed 1992 Goal Line Art card, LE 4048/5000. 11) 1963 Achievement trophy from Maccabee Lodge. Stands 28" tall, wood base measures 10x5.25".