Custom, one of a kind RK2 Style helmet, with iconic “Feather” decals as worn by the Washington Redskins from 1959-1964. Helmet comes with 2-bar facemask, just as worn by Hall of Famer and all time fan favorite, Bobby Mitchell in 1964 with the Redskins. To add authenticity Helmet comes with Mitchell’s number 49 in corre

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RARE custom one of a kind recently manufactured helmet, made to replicate the Minnesota Vikings Riddell Kra-Lite RK2 helmets as worn by all the Vikings greats of the 1960s. This gorgeous specimen has been custom painted with the Vikings’ iconic “Big Horns.”

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Custom, one of a kind RK2 Style helmet, with iconic 1961 Boston Patriots Original Cartoon Patriot Logo! Have you ever seen one? See Patriots history in photos. Look at the character’s head and eyes to see the difference between this and later artwork for the Patriots’ helmet decals.

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Custom one of a kind RK2 Style helmet, with Washington Redskins prototype team decals from the time between the 1964 and 1965 seasons. As the article shares from the Washington Post, the head dress design was considered by the Redskins instead of the famous spear logo used from 1965-1969.