Chicago White Sox 1976-1981 "collared" jersey question

[TNTtoys]

Does anyone out there know who manufactured these unusual style jerseys and what the tagging looked like?

If anyone should happen to have one of these in their collection, would it be any trouble to photograph the manufacturer tags??

Alternatively, if you should know of a site out there that would already have photos of a tagged jersey, could you point me in that direction???

Many thanks,
Nick

[Eric]

I have 3 1976 jerseys I can photograph tonight. The manufacturer is Rawlings.
Eric

[RobSteinmetz]

Capital Ace was also a manufacturer of the "softball style" White Sox jerseys worn during the Bill Veeck era.

[both-teams-played-hard]

"Capital Ace" example:

[ryan4fregosi]

1976-77 Rawlings
1978-81 Capital Ace

The Capital Ace jerseys came with year tags, but the printed info tended to wash off. Doh.

[TNTtoys]

I have 3 1976 jerseys I can photograph tonight. The manufacturer is Rawlings.
Eric

Eric,

I recently picked one up, and I wanted to determine
1. is it a legitimate game jersey (hoping that I didn't get stuck with a retail dud) -- then again, I paid what a retail would be worth, so I took very little risk.
2. It is a Rawlings Blue Road jersey -- so I suppose by the others' posts, I have either a 1976 or 1977. If any of your 76's are blue, can you photo that one? No need to photo all of them.

Thank you
Nick

[TNTtoys]

Thank you to everyone who replied -- lots of helpful info... and 1 beautiful Bannister jersey!!!

[Eric]

Here's a 1977 Oscar Gamble which just closed on Mastro







http://www.mastronet.com/index.cfm?a...26%20Equipment

[Eric]

Here is a white Bucky Dent which is in my collection



http://www.mastronet.com/index.cfm?a...2&CurrentRow=1

[Eric]

Here's a Jorge Orta from American Memorabilia