There may be no professional games of this sport played today but November 5th is American Football Day! This day honors the beloved sport and is observed during the midway point of the NFL season. For today, Howard letterpress printed a small electrotype (copy of a woodcut) of a football player. This electrotype is from the Bill Gaylord Collection and was made in the 1940s. This was printed with red oil base ink using our Washington hand press. #AmericanFootballDay #americanfootball #football #

1.6M views · 10K reactions | In one of the best finishes in X Games history, 18-year-old Nyjah Huston stomped the last trick of the entire SKB Street comp to edge Paul Rodriguez at Barcelona 2013. It was Nyjah’s 3rd #XGames Street gold — he now owns 10 in the discipline and 12 total XG gold. Shoutout to Manny Santiago, who came all the way through the qualifier for bronze. #XGames25 | X Games | Facebook

2.2K shares · 411 comments | The real story behind the most legendary battle of WWII has remained untold, until now. Buy tickets to see #MidwayMovie in theaters November 8. | Midway Movie | Facebook

15K views · 198 reactions | North American Midway Entertainment has brought some exciting NEW rides to the #TulsaStateFair! Come check it out! | Tulsa State Fair | Facebook

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Mortal Kombat | Behind-The-Scenes Development of a Mortal Kombat film adaptation began shortly after the release of Mortal Kombat II when independent producer Lawrence Kasanoff acquired the rights from Midway Games. Newcomer director Anderson was hired based on the strength of his debut Shopping, with a screenplay written by Kevin Droney. Filming took place primarily in Thailand, with fight sequences supervised by Shou and Pat E. Johnson. Mortal Kombat premiered in the United States on August 18