Evel Knievel® "Courage" Snake River 1974 Poster — 20×30
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THE POSTER
This is the 1974 "Courage" poster, reproduced. Not a new design in an old style — the actual thing, from the year of the canyon, brought back on heavy paper.
If it was on your bedroom wall between the light switch and the closet door, you already know exactly what this looks like.
THE DAY
8 September 1974: the Skycycle X-2, a steam rocket built by Robert Truax, on a ramp cut into the south rim of the Snake River Canyon about a mile west of Shoshone Falls. The parachute came out on the way up, the wind carried him back into the canyon, and he landed on the bottom near the water and walked away.
THE GOODS
- Premium heavyweight paper, matte finish
- Paper thickness 10.3 mil
- 20″ × 30″
- Ships rolled in a tube — frame not included
MORE FROM SNAKE RIVER
The souvenir tee they sold at the canyon rim, the 1974 canyon tee in mustard, and the Skycycle photo tee. The whole story is on our Snake River Canyon page.
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 original artwork 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.
