Get your San Francisco 49ers 2013 Cheerleader Calendar

Oct 26, 2012 at 1:06 AM--


While watching football with your buddies, do you ever have trouble remembering your important plans? With the San Francisco 49ers 2013 cheerleader calendar in your fan cave, you have the potential to remember them. However, you may forget what you were trying to remember after looking at the beautiful images of the Gold Rush. Each month features three photos of your favorite 49ers cheerleaders on the top page and a single photo on the bottom, all in full color. In case you remember your main purpose for looking at the calendar, the days of the month are printed across the bottom with the corresponding days of the week above them. This calendar may help you keep track of your plans, but will most definitely add a bit of San Francisco enthusiasm to any room you decide to hang it up in.

  • 12 Month calendar
  • Approximately 12'' x 12''
  • Full color photography
  • Officially licensed NFL product




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