Midwest Trophy Eagle Trophy Streeters OK Blackwell 2001 Blowout Rodrun Top 30

Midwest Trophy Eagle Trophy Streeters OK Blackwell 2001 Blowout Rodrun Top 30

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Midwest Trophy Eagle Trophy Streeters OK Blackwell 2001 Blowout Rodrun Top 30

Midwest Trophy Eagle Trophy Streeters OK Blackwell 2001 Blowout Rodrun Top 30

$21.99

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Condition: the wood base has a frayed, splintered corner on the lower molding and small chips along the bottom edges; the eagle shows normal patina and the underside label is torn. See photos.

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Hot-rod car shows have handed out trophies like this for decades, and this one comes from the Streeters 15th Annual Blowout Rodrun, held June 30 and July 1, 2001 in Blackwell, Oklahoma. A gold-tone eagle with spread wings is perched on a rock atop a stained wood base, a handsome piece for a shelf, desk or garage wall, and a nice find for a hot-rod, car-show or Oklahoma collector. Key facts: the brass-tone plaque reads 'Top 30' Sponsored By Kelle Oil Co. - Braman, Streeters 15th Annual Blowout Rodrun, June 30th & July 1st, 2001, Blackwell, Okla., with the Streeters hot rod logo.

Details

  • The underside label reads 'Made with pride by Midwest Trophy,' Del City, OK.
  • It stands about 16 inches tall and weighs about 5 lb.

Condition: the wood base has a frayed, splintered corner on the lower molding and small chips along the bottom edges; the eagle shows normal patina and the underside label is torn. See photos.

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