Spanning 30 years of one of pro football's landmark franchises, these three Green Bay Packers programs make for a tremendous addition to any collection of sports publications. First off is a rare, 1938 program for a September match-up with the Cedar Rapids Crushers, played at Luther Wright Stadium in Ironwood, Michigan. It measures 5.5" x 9" and is primarily a compilation of ads with lineups buried inside, The 1961 NFL championship game program features rosters from the Packers and New York Giants from that lopsided game. Lastly, the 1967 program is a real novelty in that it was, in effect, the first Super Bowl without being named as such, as the Green Bay Packers defeated the Kansas City Chiefs. All three programs are NRMT.