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Although crests were not worn in league games, they did appear in FA Cup finals, the first being a monogram in 1927 followed, in 1930, by a version with a cannon. The FA Cup became Arsenal’s first major trophy in 1930 and their first League Championship in 1931 was followed by a further four titles…
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‘ This is the first time Villa were recorded as wearing claret. Over time Villa developed strong ties with the large Scottish community who were drawn to the city’s thriving engineering industry. The Scottish Lion was emblazoned across the chest in 1878 on black kits, but due to the fading whilst being washed, a new…
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In what was the 41st FA Cup Final, Barnsley contested the trophy with West Bromwich Albion. After a replay, Barnsley finally over cane the Baggies with a one nil victory in extra time. Inside forward Harry Tuffnell brought the cup back to South Yorkshire, a feat that has only happened once in Tykes history. We…
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Black Lives Matter – First ever Football/ Soccer Shirt Inspired by the iconic Kits of Portugal, Netherlands and Russia in 2005, this jersey was never released by any of the countries. The Black & White stripes were a message “Say no to Racism” Half and Half, stand up speak up. Now we bring the kit…
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The Final that was widely regarded as the “Nat Lofthouse Final” A large Lancashire Rose was worn, as from earlier in Wanderers history. This crest was different however, in that its stated the Final underneath with the 1958 year. In commemoration, we have also had the number ‘9’ to the back in recognition of the…
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In 1948, the club wore the traditional crest of Brighton and Hove for the first time. In a switch from the traditional blue and white stripes and a white collar. Albion went for the all blue shirt with white sleeves. It is believed that clothing was rationed at this time and they couldn’t source there…
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Celtic 1926 – 1927 Jimmy McGrory Away Shirt! One of the most prolific scorers in British History, Jimmy McGrory scored 395 Goals in 378 Appearances in the famous Green & White. He joined Celtic from St Roch’s in 1922. In the 1927/ 1928 season, he amassed 62 goals in just 48 games. We can now…
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Charlton defeated Burnley 1 goal to nil to lift the FA Cup, in what would be the tournaments 66th finale. Chris Duffy scored the winning goal in extra time. It was the second consecutive final for the Addicks after losing to Derby County the previous year. In a bold move, Charlton wore white with red…
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Back to where it began – the Badge that launched the nickname! Embroidered proudly upon the chest of the first ever BLUE home shirt! The White contrast is sleeves and collars adds to this wonderful first edition shirt, Its a must for all Chelsea fans! Take home a piece of history today! SMALL 34/36 MEDIUM…
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Chelsea 1937 Retro PENSIONERS Away Football Shirt Back to where it began – the Badge that launched the nickname! Embroidered proudly upon the chest of this away shirt! It was worn in the FA Cup. The Blue waist hoops to the solid white make this a wonderful piece of Chelsea history. There are 4 Buttons…
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It was the The Football Field on 20 September 1884 who reported Derbys first shirt, with Brown on one side and Green to the other, with a connecting central Gold trim straight down the centre. After careful research from Phil Lowe, the clubs shirt colours were finally determined and we can bring you the shirt…
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The Chocolate and Amber with Blue sleeves was the first time the Rams kit was described by the Derbyshire Times. It was used for 3 years researches say and was first introduced v Preston North End. This unique style never featured a badge unlike its predecessor which had the Cricket club emblem on the chest….
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This shirt was also worn in Europe in 61/62. Blue cuffing to sleeves matching the collar. The letters are simple but effective – embroidered to match the horizontal stripes. A must for all Evertonians. SMALL 34/36 MEDIUM 36/38 LARGE 38/40 XL 40/42 XXL 42/44
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The cottage was the first crest associated with Fulham, back in 1931. A depiction of Craven Cottage that was taken off during the outbreak of World Ward 2. We have now brought this classic back as a polo style retro shirt as the original would have been long sleeved – a sign of the times.
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Glasgow Rangers 1950 – 51 Away shirt First seen v Raith Rovers in the Scottish League Cup. It was worn occasionally the following season before reverting back to Red. The Badge is embroidered to the left chest and features the unique banding around the waist and carried on to the arms. Four button collar in…
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John Fantham 1963 Wednesday Home Shirt A Wednesday legend scoring 166 Goals in 434 games. Born in Sheffield in 1939, he joined the Owls in 1956 and played for 13 season. He is Wednesdays second highest scorer, and top scorer post second world war. Playing a key part in the second division title winning team,…