1925 Kansas City Cowboys

Made back numbers taller and removed lower serif on the ones.

11/22/25 - KCC @ NYG

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1921 New York Brickley's Giants

Giants wore black jersey with 7 thin white stripes on each sleeve and tall thin numbers on their backs for a game in Buffalo.
Altered numbers on original Giant combo to match as we lack a photo of the backs of other jerseys.

10/16/21 - NYBG @ BUF

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1922 Hammond Pros

Pros also added a yellow pants/yellow socks combo for a game in Buffalo.

10/1/22 - HAM @ BUF

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1936-38 Chicago Bears

Bears' blue pants had darker navy buttstripes.

10/11/36 - CHC @ CHB

11/14/37 - BRK @ CHB

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1920 Chicago Tigers

First view of 1920 Chicago Tigers from Canton's Evening Repository.

11/14/20 - CHT @ CAN

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1947 San Francisco 49ers

Lightened the shades of gold for the pants and helmet.

10/12/47 - CHI @ SF

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1934-37 New York Giants

White helmets had red front bumper, not blue.
1936 pants were red with white and blue buttstripes.
1934-35 khaki pants had red buttstripes.
1935-36 white jerseys had no outline on numbers.
1936 numbers and side panels on the white jerseys were darker blue than in 1935.
All 1934-36 jerseys had box-top 1s front and back.
1935-36 white socks had stripes closer together.
1934-35 red socks had no lower white stripe and blue stripe was twice as wide as white stripe above it.
There were 2 versions of the 1934 red jersey - one with white sleeve cuffs (worn exclusively in 1935) and one with red cuffs. The red cuff versions intermixed with the white cuff version beginning 10/7/34.

Program cover shows EXACT College All-Stars Uniform worn in Chicago College All-Star Game six days previous.

Notice how the pants, shoulder stripe and front helmet bumper all match as compared to the middle buttstripe, jersey numbers, and collar which are blue.

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1931-33 New York Giants

1931-33 style of helmet had a red shell and a blue front bumper.

10/18/31 - SIS @ NYG

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1929-30 New York Giants

Giants adopted uniforms from the newly acquired Detroit Wolverines and wore them in combinations with existing Giants uniforms.
Giants only wore red/white/blue socks in 1930.

10/5/30 - NYG @ GB

10/13/29 - SIS @ NYG

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1928 Detroit Wolverines

Dark, royal blue jersey with khaki rib patches and a mostly white back except the shoulders.
Socks featured the top-half being white and lower-half being dark, royal blue.

11/11/28 - DET @ NYG

11/11/28 - DET @ NYG

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1934 Philadelphia Eagles

Helmets were metallic gold.
Socks were darker shade of gold.
Pants lightened.
Jerseys had side panels that 'hooped' around the back.

10/28/34 - PHIL @ NYG

9/16/34 - PHIL @ GB

10/14/34 - DET @ PHIL

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1932 Staten Island Stapletons

Stapletons wore their 1931 2-tone jerseys against Brooklyn.

10/9/32 - SIS @ BRK

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AFL (1926)

Premiering, the first incarnation of the American Football League (1926) is now being displayed on GUD.

http://www.gridiron-uniforms.com/GUD/afl26/1926index.shtml

1937 AFL Cincinnati Bengals

Bengals' satin pants did not match their jerseys.
Pants had 'butt-stripes' that matched jerseys.

12/12/37 - CIN @ LA

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1921-23 Louisville Brecks

Already knowing the design of the Brecks' jerseys, we were only missing one clue...their color.
Courtesy of the Louisville, Kentucky, Courier-Journal from 10/28/23 describing the action from a game played the previous day against Dayton...

Brecks' team photo

"After battling without much gain for either side, Dayton opened an aerial offensive in the second period. A couple of short passes, followed by a long one, put the ball across the Breck goal. A trick in the Koor matchup was the wearing of red jerseys by the ends while the remainder of the team wore purple. It served to confuse the Breck defensive players on the passes as the Brecks all wore red."

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