Jar of Dirt BASEBALL Sign, Boys Team Personalized Wood Art, Motivational Memory Sentimental Quote Sign, Senior Gift, Baseball Player Gifts

Get your favorite baseball player the perfect sentimental gift with this wood sign featuring our "On this Dirt" poem and jar of dirt from their home field. This wood sign will fit in with any style of decor in your player's room and is great for baseball players of any age.

"On this dirt, you've literally left it all--blood, sweat, and tears. You've made friendships that will always be a part of you. You've fought side by side with guys who can relate with how bad you want to win. This dirt holds your laughter, as tightly as it holds your frustration. Life goes on off of this dirt, but nothing can compare to the feeling you get while standing on it. Each time you look at this jar of dirt, know in your heart what it stands for and remember these years and all of the memories it holds."

Personalize your sign with player and team name; includes empty glass jar to fill with dirt from your home field. Makes a great sentimental gift for senior baseball players and is perfect for Senior Night at your school. These signs are awesome for decorating senior graduation party tables, too!

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● Sign is 14"Wx12"H. Design is permanently printed onto the wood with high-quality eco-friendly ink; no vinyl is used.
● Includes glass jar. I recommend using strong adhesive, high-strength glue dots, or adhesive strips for attaching the jar to the sign once filled.

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