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Thursday, August 2, 2012
1922-23 Columbus Panhandles/Tigers
Adjusted ribcage padding that did not wrap around to back of the jersey.
Wednesday, August 1, 2012
2012 Dallas Cowboys
Based on Dallas Cowboys online team store, replaced NIKE Elite Cowboys' throwback combo with "flywire" style collar.
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Monday, July 30, 2012
2012 Atlanta Falcons
Corrected the design of the stripe on the pants to match last year's version.
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Also: added "Atlanta (2003-present)" to list of teams with reversible / mirror image stripes on the 'About' page.
Wednesday, July 25, 2012
1965 Philadelphia Eagles
Added 1964 uniform combos worn during 1965 preseason.
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Sources: Minneapolis Tribune, August 21, 1965. xxxx[name redacted]xxxx, additional research by Bill Schaefer.
1965 Minnesota Vikings
Added 'preseason-only' white/purple combo based on photograph of August 20, 1965 preseason game between Minnesota Vikings and Philadelphia Eagles.
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Source: Minneapolis Tribune, August 21, 1965. Courtesy: xxxx[name redacted]xxxx.
1962 Minnesota Vikings
Added 'preseason-only' white/white combo based on photograph of August 18, 1962 preseason game between Minnesota Vikings and Los Angeles Rams in Portland, OR.
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Source: Minneapolis Tribune, August 20, 1962. Courtesy: xxxx[name redacted]xxxx.
Tuesday, July 24, 2012
1926 Duluth Eskimos
Changed week-by-week display to indicate the Eskimos wore "Igloo-less" combo for November 13, 1926 game vs. Frankford. This was based on research done by Tim Brulia at Pro Football Hall of Fame. The "Igloo" combo was seen by our Bill Schaefer in a photograph of the September 12, 1926 exhibition game against the Bessemer Legion (aka "Gogebic Panthers of Ironwood and Bessemer, Michigan") in Superior, WI. Remaining regular season games changed to "unknown" combo.
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Thursday, July 19, 2012
1925 Cleveland Bulldogs
Bill Schaefer:
"The Giants photo cannot be the Canton Bulldogs as they likely stayed the same from 23-26. We have them in the same jersey in 1923 and 1926.Tim Brulia:
This photo must be the Cleveland Bulldogs.
Couple o' things of note...
...notice how the white torso band creeps up the back to where a nameplate would be 45 years later...
...also on the Bulldog trying to tackle the ball-carrier at far right you can clearly make out a "3" that is huge - nearly taking up all of the white space on the back...
...socks are only visible on the bulldog closest to camera...
...went with maroon and white as that's what we used in 1927 and that's all Colorwerx had for the Bulldogs."
Bill Schaefer:"I agree that it's Cleveland. BUT, I think the torso band is equally the same height on the front as on the back. There's a player on the left facing front and you can see how high the band goes up his chest.Are these white? The jersey and sock bands are not nearly as white as the Giants back numerals. Cream perhaps?"
"I'll meet you halfway.
I'll go with the cream color instead of white - I was basing that on Colorwerx.
But no, the front of the Bulldog at far left, his band ends below his pecs.
The two Bulldogs closest to the camera have the back of the band going up from the armpit to a point over the shoulder blades."
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1944 Boston Yanks
"Changed the gold to more of yellow to match the rest of the BY combos in ensuing years.
Also added wrist stripes to the green jersey."
- Bill Schaefer
Also added wrist stripes to the green jersey."
- Bill Schaefer
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Wednesday, July 18, 2012
1925 New York Giants
Added blue band around torso per discussion in forum by Larry Schmitt (BigBlueLarry).
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Thursday, July 12, 2012
1920-24 Rochester Jeffersons
from email from John Steffenhagen:
"...The Rochester Jeffersons had only three official uniforms. During the period of around 1905 through 1913, some of the players had a "J" on the jersey. Around 1914 till 1919, the team wore the "Jeffs" across the jersey. Those were the semi pro years. In 1920 to 1925, the NFL years, the team wore the plain red jersey you described. So no, the Jeffs script jersey was never worn in the NFL, only the red one with white stripes."
"...The Rochester Jeffersons had only three official uniforms. During the period of around 1905 through 1913, some of the players had a "J" on the jersey. Around 1914 till 1919, the team wore the "Jeffs" across the jersey. Those were the semi pro years. In 1920 to 1925, the NFL years, the team wore the plain red jersey you described. So no, the Jeffs script jersey was never worn in the NFL, only the red one with white stripes."
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Wednesday, July 11, 2012
1969-1978 Washington Redskins
1969-75 - All striped white jerseys had Packers-style striping.
Crew necks were worn up through and including 1975 for all sleeve stripe patterns.
1976 - Champion went to a mitred (normal) V-neck, plain burgundy V on the burgundy jersey and B-G-B on both the Packers-striped and equal-striped white jerseys.
1977 - the flat-bottomed V appeared on the Packers-striped versions for 1977. Some '76 versions with the normal V on the equal-striped jerseys were still worn. Still plain V on burgundy jerseys.
1978 - the equal-striped jerseys were replaced with the separated stripes that had the Giants-style crossover collar. Again some Packers-style striped jerseys from '77 were being worn with the flat-bottomed V. Burgundy jerseys still had normal V collar.
Crew necks were worn up through and including 1975 for all sleeve stripe patterns.
1976 - Champion went to a mitred (normal) V-neck, plain burgundy V on the burgundy jersey and B-G-B on both the Packers-striped and equal-striped white jerseys.
1977 - the flat-bottomed V appeared on the Packers-striped versions for 1977. Some '76 versions with the normal V on the equal-striped jerseys were still worn. Still plain V on burgundy jerseys.
1978 - the equal-striped jerseys were replaced with the separated stripes that had the Giants-style crossover collar. Again some Packers-style striped jerseys from '77 were being worn with the flat-bottomed V. Burgundy jerseys still had normal V collar.
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