When Uniforms Aren't Uniform

[otismalibu]

Re: When Uniforms Aren't Uniform

Mo Cheeks with the older style zero on his jersey





Not sure what happened to Harold Hubbard's #34 on the front of his jersey. Running out of twill, I guess.

[Eric]

Re: When Uniforms Aren't Uniform

Ladies and gentlemen, your 1982-1983 Philadelphia 76ers
Look at the 2s, 3s and 4s.

[jdr3]

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Eric,

Here's an example from Super Bowl 7. Some of the Dolphins used Sand Knit jerseys with sleeve stripes and other, like Griese and Czonka, used Wilson jerseys with no sleeve stripes.

[commando]

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Eric,

Great topic... I have a pretty nice collection of older NFL games, and can't count the number of uniform inconsistencies I see on the field. One team in particular is the Houston Oilers of the late 1970s (players wore jerseys with two totally different number AND letter fonts).

I may start keeping a closer eye on the matter as a watch, and take screen shots of any inconsistencies I see. Believe me, there are quite a few.

[Eric]

Saw a couple of photos of my beloved chargers that had the same inconsistency in the uniform.

In this first pic, the right shoulder bolts are going "in" on #42 and "out" on #77

This this pic, John Hadl's right should bolts are going "out" and Russ Washington's are going "in"


I remember there were some 76ers pics with different fonts in the same shot. Any others like that? Post 'em here...
Eric