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Joined: Sun Sep 16, 2007 9:30 pm Posts: 11255 Location: Brooklyn to New Jersey
tonypug wrote:
penncentralpete wrote:
Happy's jacket (above) is UN-official (not club issued).
What about it makes it un-official? I saw Happy stading next to players weraing jackets and they looked alike.
Felton is wearing a reasonable facsimili. That jacket could be purchased by fans, and looks very good. However, you can tell it's un-official because it has no leather re-inforcements on the pockets. Authentic Dodger (satin) jackets from the 1950's had leather re-inforcement either in the corners of the pockets, or the entire length of the pockets. I'll post pix to illustrate..............
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Joined: Sun Sep 16, 2007 9:30 pm Posts: 11255 Location: Brooklyn to New Jersey
You can see that even Mitchell & Ness--widely accepted as the authentic issuer of "real" baseball apparel--used leather re-inforcements on the pockets. Too bad they fucked up the letter "O" in Dodgers though, and didn't use the satin-like finish..
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