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No Reasonable Offer Refused Sale

During the off season, to help satisfy that hot stove itch, we're having a "No Reasonable Offer Refused" sale on all limited edition lithographs until opening day. Call us at 860-567-7770 to make your offer and place your order. Our business hours are Monday through Friday, 9 am to 5 pm east coast time. We will be the final determinant of what is reasonable. Free shipping will not apply. You are invited to make what you think are reasonable offers and we hope we agree they are reasonable.

Andy Jurinko (1939-2011)

Bill Goff Inc / goodsportsart.com mourns the loss of Andy Jurinko (1939-2011). He was a true artist, valued friend and wonderful colleague, and his passion for, and contributions to baseball and artistic representations thereof are immeasurable. He survived 2 attacks on the World Trade Center (his home and studio were next door). Andy fought a long and determined battle against pancreatic cancer but finally succumbed on Valentine's Day. He will be sorely missed, but his contributions can be appreciated forever through his astounding artwork.

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Vintage American League Ballparks - Poster

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Vintage National League Ballparks - Poster

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BASEBALL! ART! HISTORY! Sports artwork (collectible litho wall art) limited edition lithograph prints, calendars, posters, cards and paintings since 1977. Featuring the lithos of Andy Jurinko, Bill Purdom, William Feldman, Thomas Kolendra, Bruce Becker, Bill Williams, Graig Kreindler and more. Images include NY Yankees and Mets, Boston Red Sox, Chicago Cubs and White Sox, Wrigley Ebbets Forbes and Crosley Field, Griffith Tiger Memorial Connie Mack Yankee Stadium, Sportsmans Fenway Comiskey and Shibe Park, Camden Yards, Roberto Clemente, Cal Ripken Jr, Derek Jeter, Willie Mays, Henry Aaron, Mr October Reggie Jackson, Joe DiMaggio, Lou Gehrig, Mickey Mantle, Tom Seaver, Nolan Ryan, Babe Ruth, Jackie Robinson, Stan Musial, Ted Williams, Hall of Fame members, great home runs and catches, no-hitters, perfect games, World Series, Playoffs, ballparks, great ball game moments and other favorite subjects.

WE HAVE NEW AUCTIONS ALMOST EVERY DAY AT eBay. Go to eBay and search "gsart" or click either link (red lettering) to go directly to our current eBay auction specials and store.

ASK ABOUT OUR "MINI ART SHOW" COMBOS: 1-800-321-4633. Create your own art show in lithos at a "package" price.

Our 2010 HALLOWED GROUND CALENDARS are still available.

NOTICE: Framed lithograph orders will take approximately one week to process. Sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.

A portion of each sale from this web site will be donated at year end to The Foundation Fighting Blindness in memory of Henrietta Goff, who for a half century transcribed text books into braille, and in the name of Charlotte Isen, whose fund-raising efforts are tireless.

Discount Policy: Simply put, we would like to reward you for being a loyal customer of Bill Goff Inc/goodsportsart.com. If you purchase 1 lithograph on our website, you will receive a 20% discount on your next litho, if purchased within 1 year or a 25% discount if purchasing 2 lithos within that same year. If you purchase 2 lithographs at the same time on our website, you will get 20% off on both and a 25% discount on all subsequent lithos within that same year. If you purchase 3 lithographs at the same time on our website, you will receive a 25% discount on that and all additional lithographs in the same year. Any time that a combination of lithographs is offered at a reduced price, the combination counts as 1 lithograph for determining the discount and that combination itself will not be discounted below the offered price.

Featured Prints

Bat Cap & Ball

Texture. Anyone who ever played the game knows the look and feel of new equipment. The clean, smooth wood of an unused bat. The almost untouchable whiteness of a ball straight out of the cardboard box...

Babe Ruth's Portrait

They call Yankee Stadium "The House That Ruth Built." They may as well call baseball "The Game That Ruth Built." He stood alone with a persona as powerful as his mighty swing. After others had set the foundation for a great game through their hitting, pitching, fielding and running skills, Ruth emerged to take the game to a new level...

Jeter Reaching Greatness

In March of 1996, the Yankees spring training camp was buzzing with plenty of questions about a young shortstop named Derek Jeter. Could he hit and field well enough at the big league level to replace an injured Tony Fernandez? Was this 21-year-old who grew up in Kalamazoo, Michigan, ready for the bright lights of New York City?...

Polo Grounds Nocturne

It's long-past sundown at the New York Giants' long-gone Manhattan ballpark, and the rooftop lights are casting an eerie glow on the action below. It's a packed house for this scene based on mid-50s references, and you're seated in the upper deck, just to the right of home plate...

Portrait of Mantle

From 1951, when he hit .267 as a 19-year-old Yankee rookie from Oklahoma, through 1968, when he belted the last of his 536 career home runs, Mickey Mantle captured the imagination of a generation. A three-time Most Valuable Player, Mantle won the Triple Crown in 1956...

Red Sox, Yes!

The Red Sox Win! After 86 years of living under the curse of the Bambino, the Red Sox finally win the World Series Championship. Behind the heroics of David Ortiz, Manny Ramirez and, of course, Curt Schilling the Sox not only come from three down to beat their nemesis, the Yankees in the American League Championship Series but go on to sweep the Cardinals for the World Series Championship...

Rangers Thirty-Four

Career strikeouts: 5714. No-hitters: 7 One-hitters: 12. Wins: 324. Nolan Ryan was a Ranger for only five seasons (1989-1993), but they came at the end of his brilliant career, when he was an active living legend, one of a kind. Number 34...

Recalling the Game

Three scuffed baseballs. A catcher's mitt. And a well-worn wooden bench. Play ball!!! (For more information, please click on image.)

Royal Wrigley Threads

Colorful items from a colorful franchise. True, the Chicago Cubs haven't won a World Championship since 1908. But that doesn't mean they haven't given us plenty to celebrate. Some great players have passed through along the way, and how about Wrigley Field, the Friendly Confines, a regal relic that dates back to 1914!...

Sixty-Eight Tigers

1968 was not just the Year of the Pitcher...it was the Year of the Cats, too. Led into the Fall Classic by the major's last 30-game winner, Denny McLain, this blue collar team claimed their championship thanks to the heroics of Series MVP Mickey Lollch and Hall of Famer Al Kaline...

Still Starring Ichiro

He came to the US as either the most highly touted player in years - or as an example of why hitters have never considered making the conversion from Japanese to American baseball. His name is Ichiro Suzuki, but to Japanese fans, he was just Ichiro, a national hero, a perennial batting champion...

Still the Man

3630 hits. 1377 extra base hits. 1956 RBI. 475 home runs. 16 straight seasons of .300 or higher. Truly awesome... but numbers alone have never done total justice to Stan the Man. The first post-WWII superstar, and the NL's answer to Ted Williams, Mr. Musial could always be counted on to do exactly what his team needed to win...

Thome Going Long

He is so impressive a power source that Yankees manager Joe Torre has said of him, "(He) should stop swinging so hard, he's liable to hurt himself. He's scary." Scary, indeed...

Yankee Stadium Finale

Here you see the last official pitch in the Bronx Ballyard's history from Mariano Rivera being thrown to Brian Roberts of the visiting Baltimore Orioles on September 21st, 2008. This pitch will result in a ground ball to the 1st baseman, who'll step on the bag to complete the 7 to 3 win and pull down the final curtain on the world's best known sports stage.

Rebirth in the Bronx

April 16th, 2009, at 1:10 pm the 1st pitch in the new Yankee Stadium was delivered by C.C. Sabathia to Grady Sizemore of the Cleveland Indians. Sizemore would eventually ground out unassisted to the 1st baseman, an odd duplication of the last play in that old ballpark across the street.

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