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Philadelphia Flyers Acrylic Hockey Display Cases
Hockey fans like to show there souvenirs and our Philadelphia Flyers Display Cases get the job done! We have acrylic cases made to display hockey pucks, jerseys, helmets and business cards and each one includes a Philadelphia Flyers logo engraved on the front of the case.
Philadelphia Flyers Puck Display Case - Mahogany Base
Designed with a removable lid and mahogany base, this unique clear acrylic puck display case will hold your Philadelphia Flyers signed hockey puck securely.
$53.99
Philadelphia Flyers 30 Puck Display Case
Keep your hockey puck collection looking good in this Philadelphia Flyers cabinet style 30 Puck display case. It has a acrylic door & your choice of frame.
$199.99
Philadelphia Flyers Acrylic Hockey Puck Case
Made from top quality acrylic this hockey puck display case features a black base as well as a free nameplate and comes complete with an engraved Philadelphia F
$37.99
Philadelphia Flyers Double Hockey Puck Display Case
This hockey puck case holds two hockey pucks and displays them on an a mahogany base which is complete with an engraved Philadelphia Flyers logo.
$65.99
Philadelphia Flyers Goalie Mini Helmet Display - Horizontal
This unique sports case is specially designed to hold and display a mini hockey helmet in a horizontal position and comes complete with an engraved Philadelphia
$65.99
Philadelphia Flyers Jersey Display Case
This jersey display case comes with a engraved Philadelphia Flyers Logo. The jersey frame comes in choice of black, mahogany or wood. NHL officially licensed
$239.99
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History Of The Philadelphia Flyers
The Philadelphia Flyers joined the NHL as part of the 1967 expansion program and was the first expansion team to win the Stanley Cup. The flyers came about in an unusual way back in 1964 when the then-vice president of the Philadelphia Eagles, Ed Snider, saw a crowd of Boston Bruins fans getting ready to buy hockey tickets. He was at Boston Garden watching a basketball game and found it interesting that fans were forming a crowd to see the last place hockey team.
The NHL expansion plans were meant to block a rival league from moving into the East Coast and Snider started working on his bid for a team. The NHL chose his Philadelphia group over a group representing interests in Baltimore and the Flyers were born with the name being chosen from entries in a name-the-team contest.
The Flyers’ have the second best all-time win percentage in the NHL with 57.9% second only to the Montreal Canadiens with a 58.9% win percentage. The Flyers have also made more semi-final appearances of all twenty-four expansion teams and are second overall for the most playoff appearances of all expansion teams.
The team colors are orange, black and white and the team plays in the Metropolitan Division of the Eastern Conference.
There have been a number of key players who have worn the Flyers uniform and they include Bobby Clarke (1969-1984), Bernie Parent (1967-1979), Bill Barber (1972-1984), Eric Lindros (1992-2000), Mark Howe (1982-1992), John LeClair (1994-2004), Ron Hextall (1986-1999), Reggie Leach (1974-1982), Tim Kerr (1980-1991) and Dave ‘The Hammer’ Schultz (1971-1976).
The Philadelphia Flyers have won two Stanley Cups (1973-1974, 1974-1975), 8 Conference Championships and 16 Division Championships. The Flyers have also appeared in two Winter Classics losing the 3rd annual event (2010) 1-2 in OT against Boston and losing the 5th annual game (2012) 3-2 to New York Rangers.
