Chicago Blackhawks 2013 & 2015 Stanley Cup Team Jersey Collage Frame



The Chicago Blackhawks, our town's premier hockey team, won the Stanley Cup in 2013 and 2015. This shadowbox frame was created to show the Stanley Cup Commemorative Jersey (it happened to be an non-autographed one from Patrick Kane), along with specially printed team cards (courtesy of our friend John Hansen) that showcases the Stanley Cup winning team that won it in both years. Each card was mounted on an 8 ply mat board with a large outer bevel and, theh, mounted onto a metallic silver mat board to give it a metallic halo (it echoes the Stanley Cup logo on the jersey, along with the silver fillet inserted into the lip of the picture frame. The plexiglass, inside the frame, is about 42" wide x 40" tall. The jersey is sewn down and the 14 different player cards are glued onto the black linen backing. The inside, vertical face of the frame is also covered in black linen. This frame was created as a display piece for our frame shop.

The jersey frame is for sale, at this time. It goes for $2599.00. The shot of the 2015 Chicago Stadium Stanley Cup Finals game is $299.00. If you purchase the pair, you can save 10% off the total ($289.88 + tax). We can, also, arrange to ship the pair to you if you are not in the Chicago area.
The pack & ship cost for the pair (including freight to anywhere in the USA) is $150.00. The panoramic photo of the Chicago Stadium game has a pack and ship charge of $50 by itself. If you are in the metro-Chicago area, we can arrange to send them to you via US Messenger Service for $70. If you wish, you can call in your order, pull up in front of our frame shop, let us know you are there and we will run them out to your car. Whatever works for you works for us. You can call your order in to us with a credit card. Call us at 312-431-9588 weekdays, 9 am -5:30 pm and ask for Brian Flax.


The inscription on the plate was laser etched with the Blackhawks logo. The plate describes what the frame is all about. It is mounted on a red-core, black mat board platform, with the outside bevel showing the red core of the mat board. It is particularly appropriate as it is a team color.


Framing was designed, built and photographed by Brian Flax.