THE DAY
New Year's Eve, 1967. Caesars Palace, Las Vegas. A hundred and forty-one feet of fountains, a Triumph, and a man in a jumpsuit who had talked his way onto the property by phoning the casino boss pretending to be a reporter asking about the jump.
He came up short and the crash became the most replayed footage in American sport. Twenty-nine days in the hospital. He came out the most famous daredevil in the country.
THE PRINT
Giclee printing on heavy stock, made in the United States. This is a vintage reproduction — grain, soft edges and the small imperfections of the original are part of it, not faults in the printing.
THE GOODS
- Paper thickness 10.3 mil, weight 5.57 oz/yd² (189 g/m²)
- Giclee print quality
- Three sizes: 12″×16″, 12″×18″, 18″×24″
- Ships rolled in a tube — frame not included
MORE FROM CAESARS
The same jump on a "Last Gladiator" tee and hoodie.
THE REAL THING
This is an officially licensed Evel Knievel® product. Every Evel Knievel trademark, photograph and frame of jump footage is owned outright by K and K Promotions — the Caesars Palace footage included. When you buy here, you're buying from the people who hold the rights.
SHIPPING
Printed for you after you order, which adds a couple of days and means nothing sits in a warehouse or ends up in a landfill. Free U.S. shipping on orders over $75.
