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2005 Brian Urlacher alternate jersey
Game worn November 13th against the 49ers.
Big thanks to Matthew at TriplexXxSports for walking me through the UV light process and for the incredible photo montage.
This jersey has been laundered so the UV process was a necessity in order to help identify it.
The numbers look white to the naked eye but when you hit them with the UV light the hidden remnants of laundered
4-year old stains are revealed.
The UV light also amplifies the appearance of the dings in the mesh body.
Also note the differing distances from the seam on each shoulder that the
Reebok logo was sewn and the way that they match this jersey.
Left shoulder logo placement (right at the seam)
Right shoulder logo placement (further below the seam)
His jersey and drawers from the October 29th game against the 49ers.
The jersey is tagged "05-44" but how do I know it wasn't used in the '05 alternate jersey game? Because he set a record by returning a missed field goal 108 yards for a touchdown in that game and the jersey he was wearing was immediately sent to the Hall of Fame. The record didn't last long, though. Hester tied it the same season and it's been broken since.
I am in the process of re-doing my den. So, I had to put part of my football collection in the guest bedroom. My wife isn't that thrilled but I promised I'd get it done ASAP.
I may have posted these too, but I'm not sure (2006 Lance Briggs and Muhsin Muhammad (Game Exclusives) and a mid 1980s Neal Anderson with tons of wear/repairs)...
Knowing that a Sweetness would be out of my price range, I'd love to own an Anderson one day.
Great jersey!
SCOTT
scottjrepking at gmail.com
Always looking for game used bats from Andre Dawson, Ryne Sandberg, Mark Grace, Jody Davis, Shawon Dunston, Jerome Walton, Rick Sutcliffe, and Greg Maddux. Preferably CUBS era bats.
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