Bulldog Turner Jersey Card Question

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  • alexbartacustoms
    Senior Member
    • Oct 2005
    • 135

    Bulldog Turner Jersey Card Question

    Hi everyone-

    I recently picked up this great looking card of Bulldog Turner and Brian Urlacher.
    I loved the Bulldog patch, but after I did some investigating, I can not come up with any example of the Bears wearing this type of jersey in the years Bulldog Turner played (1940-1952).
    The Bears website says "By 1949, the team introduces what will become its distinctive uniform number font style for the next half-century, with classic "rounded" numerals in white on the navy jersey."

    I can't find any examples of this jersey style until well after Bulldog retired.
    I was hoping that Leaf would show a picture of the original jersey on the back of the card, but no such luck.

    Is this card a mistake or a fraud from Leaf?

    Thanks for any help on this issue,
    Alex
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  • both-teams-played-hard
    Senior Member
    • Nov 2005
    • 2712

    #2
    Re: Bulldog Turner Jersey Card Question

    People make mistakes. Leaf, Inc. is a corporation. With that said, corporations are people. Leaf loves his grandma, as all corporations love their grandmas.
    With that said, any corporation who cuts up a game used relic, deserves to be slapped by his grandma.

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    • commando
      Senior Member
      • Nov 2007
      • 1234

      #3
      Re: Bulldog Turner Jersey Card Question

      I'm curious if anyone here has any record of a game used Bulldog Turner Bears jersey ever being available through an auction, consignment or private sale. Maybe one has, I honestly don't know...

      My point is that I'm always suspicious when a vintage Hall of Fame jersey shows up on a card, but we've never seen the jersey available on the market. Of course it could happen, and be perfectly legit, but it would mean that the card company sourced a super-rare jersey from a private source that never attempted to sell it previously on the market. That would be quite the hookup.
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      Anthony Nunez
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