Early 70s/ Mid 80s: How Many Orioles Minor League Teams Used This Style?

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  • both-teams-played-hard
    Senior Member
    • Nov 2005
    • 2712

    Early 70s/ Mid 80s: How Many Orioles Minor League Teams Used This Style?

    Did any player of note wear number "26"?
    No flag tag, no sign of a name being removed or ever applied.







    Thank-you
  • sox83cubs84
    Banned
    • Apr 2009
    • 8902

    #2
    Re: Early 70s/ Mid 80s: How Many Orioles Minor League Teams Used This Style?

    Location of the Rawlings tag would date it to pre-1982.

    Dave Miedema

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    • both-teams-played-hard
      Senior Member
      • Nov 2005
      • 2712

      #3
      Re: Early 70s/ Mid 80s: How Many Orioles Minor League Teams Used This Style?

      Originally posted by sox83cubs84
      Location of the Rawlings tag would date it to pre-1982.

      Dave Miedema
      Thanks, Dave. Where was the tag after 1982? In the collar? I was unaware of this variation.

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      • sox83cubs84
        Banned
        • Apr 2009
        • 8902

        #4
        Re: Early 70s/ Mid 80s: How Many Orioles Minor League Teams Used This Style?

        Originally posted by both-teams-played-hard
        Thanks, Dave. Where was the tag after 1982? In the collar? I was unaware of this variation.
        For teams supplied by Rawlings that employed tail tagging, 1982 saw a switch of tag placement from on (or inside) the right front tail to on (or inside) the left front tail.

        Boog Powell wore #26 in the early 1970s, but a Rawlings home knit of his I owned 20+years ago was a size 50.

        Dave Miedema

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        • both-teams-played-hard
          Senior Member
          • Nov 2005
          • 2712

          #5
          Re: Early 70s/ Mid 80s: How Many Orioles Minor League Teams Used This Style?

          Originally posted by sox83cubs84
          For teams supplied by Rawlings that employed tail tagging, 1982 saw a switch of tag placement from on (or inside) the right front tail to on (or inside) the left front tail.

          Boog Powell wore #26 in the early 1970s, but a Rawlings home knit of his I owned 20+years ago was a size 50.

          Dave Miedema
          Thanks, Dave. Do all Orioles shirts from the era have a name on back?

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          • ironmanfan
            Senior Member
            • Sep 2005
            • 2252

            #6
            Re: Early 70s/ Mid 80s: How Many Orioles Minor League Teams Used This Style?

            Originally posted by both-teams-played-hard
            Thanks, Dave. Do all Orioles shirts from the era have a name on back?
            They would; appears to be a salesman sample

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            • both-teams-played-hard
              Senior Member
              • Nov 2005
              • 2712

              #7
              Re: Early 70s/ Mid 80s: How Many Orioles Minor League Teams Used This Style?

              Originally posted by ironmanfan
              They would; appears to be a salesman sample
              Is it possible that it was used by a minor league? It does have characteristics of game use.

              thank-you

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