The Pittsburgh Steelers looked great on the field during the 1970s, however in the years before that, not so much. Their vintage souvenirs from prior decades  were well conceived, and after fifty to eighty years of service, this lot of (5) 1940s-1960s Pittsburgh Steelers pennants is still looking good with:

"Leatherhead" running back shows EX-MT details with deference to point erosion and pinholes;

Helmeted running back with defenders in pursuit shows EX+ details with deference to clipped point and pinholes;

Running back with steel factory shows EX+ details with deference to clipped point and a few moth holes on the accent strip at left;

Steel worker mascot shows EX details with deference to point erosion and pinholes;

Steel worker mascot and NFL logo shows NM details with deference to moth holes on the accent strip at left.