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Catalog-level entry for the 1991 Impel wrestling trading card #114 featuring the Steiner Brothers. A essential addition for collectors of 1990s professional wrestling cards.

Steiner Brothers

1991 • Impel

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Description

The 1991 Impel wrestling trading card #114 highlights the dynamic duo known as the Steiner Brothers. Released during a pivotal era for professional wrestling, this card captures the intensity that defined the tag team scene in the early 1990s. Collectors often seek out Impel releases for their distinct design aesthetics and their role in documenting the personalities that shaped the industry during this time. As part of the broader 1991 Impel set, card #114 serves as a reference point for enthusiasts tracking the careers of prominent tag teams. The Steiner Brothers were central figures in wrestling history, and their presence on this card makes it a notable item for those building comprehensive collections of wrestling memorabilia. The card's identity is rooted in its specific year and manufacturer, offering a tangible link to the era's promotional materials and fan culture. This entry, featuring the Steiner Brothers, allows collectors to own a piece of wrestling history without needing to focus on individual player statistics or future performance. The value lies in the card's role as a cataloged artifact from a significant period in sports entertainment. Whether you are looking to complete a set of 1991 Impel wrestling cards or add a key tag team to your collection, understanding the card's place in wrestling history is essential. This product represents the enduring legacy of the Steiner Brothers and the vibrant world of 1990s professional wrestling.

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Year

1991

Brand

Impel

Card Number

#114

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Sport

Wrestling

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Language

English

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What era does the 1991 Impel wrestling set represent?

The 1991 Impel set captures the professional wrestling landscape of the early 1990s, a time when tag team wrestling was highly prominent. It serves as a historical record of the personalities and dynamics that defined the sport during that specific year.

Why is card #114 significant to wrestling collectors?

Card #114 features the Steiner Brothers, who were one of the most influential tag teams in wrestling history. For collectors, this card is a key identifier within the Impel brand, helping to complete sets focused on this manufacturer and year.

How does the Steiner Brothers card fit into wrestling memorabilia?

This trading card is a piece of sports trading card history rather than physical memorabilia like jerseys. It documents the Steiner Brothers' prominence in 1991, offering collectors a tangible connection to the era's promotional culture and fan engagement.