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65 Orlando Magic Magazine Photo Frames (Green Tagged and Numbered) 1. April 1990 “Stars Soar Into Orlando” 2. May 1990 “Ice Gets Hot” 3. May 1990 “The Rookies” 4. June 1990 Magic Dancers “Trying Tryouts” 5. October 1990 “Young Guns III” 6. December 1990 Greg Kite “BMOC” 7. January 1991 “Battle Plans” 8. February 1991 “Cat Man Do” 9. April 1991 “Final Exam” 10. May 1991 Dennis Scott “Free With The Press” 11. June 1991 Scott Skiles “A Star on the Rise” 12. October 1991 “Brian Williams: Renaissance Man” 13. December 1991 “Full Court Press” 14. January 1992 Scott Skiles “The Fitness Team” 15. February 1992 TV Media “On The Air” 16. All-Star Weekend 1992 “Orlando All Star” 17. March 1992 Magic Johnson “Magic Memories” 18. April 1992 “Star Search” 19. June 1992 Shaq “Shaq, Rattle and Roll” 20. October 1992 Shaq “It’s Shaq Time” (Autographed) 21. December 1992 Shaq “Reaching Out” 22. January 1993 Nick Anderson “Flying in Style” 23. May 1993 Shaq “A Season to Remember” 24. Summer 1993 Shaq “The Shaq Era” 25. November 1993 Shaq “Great Expectations” 26. December 1993 Scott Skiles “Leader of the Pack” 27. January 1994 Larry Krystkowiak “Big Guy From Big Sky” 28. February 1994 Anthony Bowie “The Energizer” 29. March 1994 Anthony Avant “Avant’s New Adventure” 30. June 1994 Shaq “Ouch” 31. July 1994 Dennis Scott “The Comeback Kid” 32. August 1994 Shaq “Shaq’s Dream World” 33. September 1994 “Universal Appeal” 34. October 1994 Horace Grant “Orlando’s Newest All-Star” 35. November 1994 “The New Fab Five” 36. December 1994 Horace Grant “The Magic of Giving” 37. January 1995 Horace Grant and Brian Shaw “Fitting Right In” 38. March 1995 Anthony Bowie “The AB Nobody Sees” 39. April 1995 Jeff Turner “The Survivor” 40. May 1995 Penny and Shaq “Playoff Review” 41. June 1995 Bob VanderWeide and John Gabriel “The Dynamic Duo” 42. July 1995 Penny Hardaway “The 1995 NBA Finals” 43. August 1995 Solar Bears “Breaking the Ice” 44. September 1995 Tree Rollins “Tree” 45. October 1995 David Vaughn “Tower of Power” 46. December 1995 Horace Grant “Second Time Around” 47. March 1996 Joe Wolf “Joe Wolf Fairy Tale” 48. April 1996 Nick Anderson “Soaring Toward the Playoffs” 49. May 1996 Dennis Scott “3-D” 50. June 1996 Shaq “Shaq” 51. August 1996 Brian Evans and Amal McCaskill “The Rookies” 52. September 1996 RDV Sportsplex “A Sneak Peak” 53. November 1996 “A New Beginning” 54. December 1996 Derek Strong and Danny Schayes “Staying Power” (Glass Cracked) 55. January 1997 Rony Seikaly “Renaissance Man” 56. April 1997 Brian Shaw “Versatile Veteran” (Glass Cracked) 57. July 1997 Julius Erving and Chuck Daly “Magical Rx” 58. August 1997 John Gabriel, Jason Lawson, and Johnny Taylor “Meet the Rookies” 59. September 1997 Brendan Suhr “Brendan Suhr” 60. October 1997 Chuck Daly “Camp Daly” 61. December 1997 Mark Price “Price is Right” 62. January 1998 Bo Outlaw “You go, Bo!” 63. February 1998 Penny Hardaway and John Gabriel “Grand Opening” of RDV Sportsplex 64. March 1998 Derek Strong “Strong Moves” 65. April 1998 Nick Anderson “I Feel Free” 21 Solar Bears Photo Frames (Yellow Tagged and Numbered) 1. Action Shot – Player #9 2. Action Shot 3. Action Shot 4. Action Shot – Player #30 5. Action Shot – Player #19 6. Arena Shot 7. Action Shot – Player #4 8. Solar Bear Logo 9. Shades the Mascot 10. Goalie #34 11. Action Shot 12. Coach and Bench 13. Shades the Mascot 14. Inaugural Team Photo 15. Action Goalie Shot 16. Action Shot 17. Skills Challenge 18. Solar Bear Ticket 19. 1995-1996 Media Guide 20. 1995-1996 Yearbook 21. 1996-1997 Yearbook. 113 Orlando Magic Photo Frames (Miscellaneous - Orange Tagged and Numbered) 1. Darrell Armstrong 2. Anthony Avant 3. Anthony Bonner 4. Terry Catledge 5. Anthony Cook 6. Chris Corchiani 7. J.W. Erving 8. Brian Evans 9. Horace Grant 10. Litterial Green 11. Derek Harper 12. Tim Kempton 13. Steve Kerr 14. Greg Kite 15. Jon Koncak 16. Larry Krystrowiak 17. Jason Lawson 18. Todd Lichti 19. Amal McCaskill 20. Mark McNamara 21. Charles “Bo” Outlaw 22. Mark Price 23. Tree Rollins 24. Dan Schayes 25. Rony Seikaly 26. Brian Shaw 27. Scott Skiles 28. Felton Spencer 29. Derek Strong 30. Johnny Taylor 31. Brooks Thompson 32. Tom Tolbert 33. Keith Tower 34. David Vaughn 35. Gerald Wilkins 36. Brian Williams 37. Joe Wolf 38. Howard Wright 39. 1990-91 Media Guide 40. 1991-92 Media Guide 41. 1992-93 Media Guide 42. 1993-94 Media Guide 43. 1994-95 Media Guide 44. 1995-96 Media Guide 45. 1996-97 Media Guide 46. 1997-98 Media Guide 47. 1991-92 Yearbook 48. 1992 All Star Weekend Guide 49. 1992-93 Yearbook 50. 1994 Playoff Debut Media Guide 51. 1993-94 Yearbook 52. 1995 Finals Media Guide 53. NBA Finals Premier Issue 54. Hoop Magazine The 1995 Finals 55. 1995-96 Yearbook 56. 1996 Playoffs Media Guide 57. 1990-91 Team Photo 58. 1991-92 Team Photo 59. 1992-93 Team Photo 60. 1993-94 Team Photo 61. 1994-95 Team Photo 62. 1996-97 Team Photo 63. Nick Anderson (Large Photo – Large Box) 64. Anthony Bowie (Large Photo – Large Box) 65. Anferneed Hardaway (Large Photo – Large Box) 66. Donald Royal (Large Photo – Large Box) 67. Dennis Scott (Large Photo – Large Box) 68. Jeff Turner (Large Photo – Large Box) 69. Matt Guokas (Autograph) 70. Mark Acres (Autograph) 71. Micheal Ansley (Autograph) 72. Dave Corzine (Autograph) 73. Jerry “Ice” Reynolds (Autograph) 74. Reggie Theus (Autograph) 75. Sam Vincent (Autograph) 76. Moron Wiley 77. Brian Hill 78. Curly Neal 79. Stuff the Magic Macot (Large Photo – Large Box) (Glass Cracked) 80. Amway Arena (O-Rena) 81. Chuck Daly (Large Photo – Large Box) 82. Rich DeVos (Large Photo – Large Box) 83. Proclamation ”Solar Bear Month” 84. Proclamation “Solar Bear Spirit Day” 85. Proclamation of Eustis – Magic 86. Proclamation “Orlando Magic Spirit Day” (Large Photo – Large Box 87. 1991 NBA All-Star Dunk Contest 88. 1991 NBA All-Star 3-Point Contest 89. 1995 NBA All-Star Shaq and Penny 90. 1995 NBA All-Star Shaq and Penny and Coach 91. 1996 NBA All-Star Team 92. 1996 NBA All-Star 3-Point Contest 93. 1995 NBA All-Star Team 94. 1996 NBA All-Star Weekend 95. Scott Skiles Assist Record 96. 1995 East Conference Championship Celebration 97. Penny: Get On The Bus 98. Orlando Magic Playing Cards 99. Orlando Magic Playing Cards 100. Sports Illustrated: Jordan vs. Shaq 101. Sports Illustrated For Kids: Shaq (Glass Cracked) 102. Sports Illustrated: Horace vs. Barkley 103. 1995 Eastern Conference Champions 104. Magic Sign Horace Grant 105. Magic Fans in 1995 Eastern Conference Finals 106. Magic Draft 3-D Dennis Scott 107. O-Rena 108. 1994 NBA Playoffs 109. Dennis Scott and Stuff 110. Magic Draft David Vaughn 111. Magic Name Brian Hill Head Coach 112. Magic Move to NBA Finals 113. Rich DeVos Buys Orlando Magic (Big Photo - In Big Box) Orlando Magic Player Locker Room/Lounge Photo Frames (Miscellaneous – No Tags) • Dwight Howard • Rashard Lewis • Jameer Nelson • Matt Barnes • Marcin Gortat • Brandon Mass • Mickael Pietrus • Anthony Johnson • Jason Williams • Vince Carter • Ryan Anderson • JJ Redick • Adonal Foyle • 1995 Magic vs. Rockets (Shaq vs. Olajuwon) • 1994-95 Eastern Conference Champs Team Photo • 1995-96 Atlantic Division Champs Team Photo • 1989-1990 Inaugural Season Team Photo • Scott Skiles • Mike Miller (Frame Needs Attention) • Shaquille O’Neal • Penny Hardaway • Tracy McGrady • Darrell Armstrong • Nick Anderson • Dennis Scott • Horace Grant .
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