For almost two decades Belmont International has been producing first-class annuals for a variety of national and international bodies including the U.S. Military and sports organizations like the Pro Football Hall of Fame and the National Football League Alumni.

Since the National Football League was founded in Canton, Ohio in 1920 there have been more than 20,000 players who have played professional football. Only 226 of them have earned a place in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Add coaches and contributors to the distinguished list and there are just a total of 260 members of the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Combined with the fact that the NFL is the most popular spectator sport in the country, the benefit of associating your business with this prestigious event and institution is priceless. With an unlimited shelf-life and an ever-evolving ability to reach ideal consumer demographics, the Official Pro Football Hall of Fame Yearbook has proven to be a tremendous marketing value to hundreds of national and international companies. Premium positions go fast so be sure to reserve your space today and be part of America's greatest sporting institute.

ABOUT THE BOOK
The 2012 Official Pro Football Hall of Fame Yearbook published by Belmont International will be a lavishly produced collector's item that takes a very unique look inside the lives and careers of the NFL's most elite players and personnel. Incorporating the highest quality paper and digital production capabilities available, the book features stories and photographs from the best football writers and photographers covering the sport today.

DISTRIBUTION
Available all year round at the Hall of Fame and nationally at bookstores, as well as electronically. It is also sent to the players, Hall of Famers and NFL Alumni as well as League executives and sponsors.

During the 15 events each Summer spread over 10 days that surround the Pro Football Hall of Fame Weekend, the books are distributed at the Enshrinement ceremonies (which have an annual attendance upwards of 25,000 people); at the Pro Football Hall of Fame game itself (which boasts a crowd of approximately 30,000 each year), and is sold to the hundreds of thousands of fans that visit the Hall of Fame annually.