*Cavalier Alumni Only* This first-era Chicago Cavalier Corps Jacket circa 1955-1963. This very early version has white stripes in the cuff, waistband, and a Lions Club contest patch. Take note of the Logan Square originals on this iconic Cavalier Jacket!

Size is Small.

This specially designed 75th Decanter and glasses are etched with the anniversary logo and standing man. This Bourbon Basket includes rare allocated bottles of Eagle Rare, Blanton's, a barrel pick Four Roses, and 2 tickets for the annual Bourbon Raffle!

Winning bidder must be at least 21 years of age!

*Cavalier Alumni Only* This jacket belonged to Cavaliers legend Chuck McCurdy, Sr., generously donated by his son, Chuck McCurdy, Jr.; it includes a patch reflecting the 1957, 1959, and 1961 Championships. It is one of the first items reflecting our Park Ridge VFW Post 3579 sponsorship, which sponsored The Cavaliers through 7 VFW National Championship titles.

Framed and Autographed brass score page of the 2023 show, "...where you'll find me!" This item will be signed and personalized to the winner by Brass Arranger and Brass Caption Consultant Richard Saucedo and 2023 Percussion Arranger and Percussion Caption Supervisor Michael McIntosh. Sound Designer and Audio Caption Manager Matt Black and Front Ensemble Arranger Cliff Walker will also sign the image.

Framed and Autographed PyWare drill pages of the 2023 show, "...where you'll find me!" Visual Designers & Caption Leads will autograph this for the winning bidder. .

Wood Cavalier art piece created by Tom Gilbert, Cavaliers' color guard alumni. Great on any Cavalier or family's wall!

This is an original painting by Laurie Henry commemorating The Cavaliers' 75-year history. 11"x14" original multi-media painting on cradled wood

*Cavalier Alumni Only* Not just any Cavalier Jacket! Former Marching Member Bill Linder marched from 1966-1969 and was the only DM in Cavaliers history to accept 3 National Championship trophies, including the double VFW / AL Nationals in 1967 and the American Legion crown in 1969. Bill saw his friend and fellow Drum Major Al Brinker's corps sweater for sale and wanted to immediately donate his jacket to the cause!