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..." let me get that ugly 1968 jersey off your hands from you haha. Seriously though if you do decide to ever let it go let me know.
It would take something pretty special to get the 1968 jersey off my hands.
Regarding football jersey vs. hockey jersey aesthetics, I've yet to see a football jersey that looks as good as my Bartkowski P-Bruins alternate. This is jersey porn:
Jeffaary - Since "Football jerseys have numbers on the front and Hockey jerseys have artwork." let me get that ugly 1968 jersey of your hands for you haha. Seriously though if you do decide to ever let it go let me know. It is awesome.
Here are some pictures...
1998-2001 Tim Cheatwood (thinking it is 98-99 since it is the shorter shirt style). Dirt on the sleeve and also looks like there may be some bloodstains. One of my favorite styles. Love the 90s!
1995 Ohio State w/ Centennial Patch - NNOB but you can see where a nameplate once was. Not a ton of use but there is some dirt around the neck
Mid 80s jersey, not sure if nameplate was added at a later point. Tons of team repairs and still has the tape on the sleeves. Trying to find out if Jeff Davidson may have worn 77 instead of 50 his freshman year. Just have not had much time to spend researching it.
I have run in to a few other collectors that are also in to Hockey. Am I missing something here? HAHA.
Yes. Hockey jerseys rule. Football jerseys have numbers on the front. Hockey jerseys have artwork. Hockey jerseys are way cooler than football jerseys from an aesthetic point of view IMO.
Its alive, its alive!!!!! Awesome pics guys. I have run in to a few other collectors that are also in to Hockey. Am I missing something here? HAHA. Once I get a chance to take a few pics I will post a few more things up here. Super excited to get this thread back going again.
Jeffaary - Any idea on where that number font came from? The reason I bring it up is because right when I saw it I knew I saw a five like that before...
Ohio State appears to have modified the font used for football jersey numbers. Hurray, offseason.
Maybe just a coincidence...kind of strange though.
buckeyegamers - Nice swisher jersey. I was trying to find a Cleveland one. Have not really searched too hard. Plus most of my collecting funds go to Ohio State football items.
My Buckeye hockey collection skips many years because I thought their jerseys for the first decade of this century were pretty boring.
Andre Signoretti 1999:
Vinnie Grant 1998 alternate:
Bryan Morrison 1995-96 with CCHA 25th anniversary patch and Big Ten Centennial patch. Never seen another jersey like it. I tracked Brian down via Linkedin and he authenticated it for me:
The next two jerseys have an interesting back story. They used to belong to the collector I bought the Bartkowski barberpole from. They, along with many others, were stolen from his OSU dorm room in the 1990's. We figured that out when we were comparing collections. This one is Mark Skogstad's white jersey with his name misspelled:
Ryan Root's red jersey:
Eddie Choi's 1990-91 jersey with CCHA 20th anniversary patch:
My oldest OSU hockey jersey, Stacey Hartnell 1988-89. I also tracked Stacey down via Linkedin and had him authenticate it:
Can we call off Dr Kevorkian? I think this thread is off life support...
Moving on to Buckeye hockey players without any connection to the Bruins, here is Justin DaSilva's road and alternate jerseys with the CCHA farewell patch from last season:
Here is Riley Simpson's Frozen Faceoff special:
Devon' Krogh's home and alternate from 2011-12. Love the Buckeye leaves on the yoke of the new home jerseys:
Speaking of the Boston Bruins, until 2011 there weren't really any Buckeye Bruins for me to collect until prospect Matt Bartkowski was part of a trade with the Florida Panthers (the Bruins also got current Blue Jacket Nathan Horton in that deal). Here is Matt's 2010 OSU barberpole alternate:
Matt has spent most of his time with the Bruins' AHL affiliate in Providence. Here is his alternate P-Bruins jersey from last season:
Matt played in 3 games with the big club his rookie year. Here is the alternate jersey he wore that season:
Matt has managed to be with the big club at the right time, however. In 2011 he did not play but was with the team for the Stanley Cup Finals and lifted the cup on the ice. He was also with the team for the Finals this year and did not play, but did participate in the pre-game skate before all six games. Here are his 2013 Stanley Cup Finals jerseys:
How about a 1968 home football jersey? This was worn by William Hackett Jr. He didn't play much, but his father was an All-American at OSU and one of the driving forces behind getting the Bengals franchise in Cincinnati. I was able to track him down via twitter and he authenticated the jersey for me:
I took a chance on this Buckeye road jersey on Ebay this year. The pictures didn't show any of the damage and the seller was less than helpful with information. But I wanted a roadie with the previous style sleeve stripes and bought it for cheap. When it arrived it had NNOB, but it was hammered. It took about 2 minutes to photo match this as Anthony Schlegel's jersey from the 2005 Michigan game - a great comeback victory for the Bucks and probably Schlegel's best game as a Buckeye which was important after Bobby Carpenter went down on the first series:
From my previous posts you may recall my family is from Ohio but we moved to Boston when I was 4. So I collect jerseys of Buckeye alumni who play(ed) professionally in Boston. With that in mind it doesn't get much better than the Super Bowl jersey of my childhood hero, Keith Byars. This was on Ebay and due to the tagging, the lack of pictures showing damage, and the seller's lack of knowledge about it, I thought it was a team issue or a Custom Crafted Special (google that if you don't know what it means). I passed on it for $300. One of my Patriots jersey suppliers bought it and figured out what it was. Needless to say I did not get it for $300 the second time around. Photo and video matched to Super Bowl 31. Here it is with his Super Bowl locker nameplate I bought off a forum member:
Can't have Byars' white Super Bowl jersey without his blue divisional playoff and AFC Championship jersey can you? I got this from the Patriots' on-line store. Neither they nor I realized what it was until I received it. It took me about 2 seconds to photomatch it to the playoff games:
Byars' team mate during that period was fellow Buckeye Terry Glenn. Here's one of Terry's rookie home jerseys:
I posted this before, but it goes with the others. Shawn Springs' 2009 Wembley jersey. Ironically, this came from my main Boston Bruins jersey supplier:
2012 Nick Swisher game used jersey. Steiner COA and photo matched as Swish's last regular season Yankees jersey. Used in the final series against Boston. Nick went 7 for 11 in the series.
Zonker - Just a quick look at it I would guess it is probably from some type of High Scool all star game. I will try and do a little research. Could be big 33, OVAC game, and I am sure there are others out there. Do you have any history on it at all?
Steve - Do you collect Ohio State stuff. I didn't go back through the thread because I am responding from my phone. I know you started it a while back. I hope some more action comes to the thread. I love seeing what others have and possibly trading buying etc
Thanks Steve. I was hoping it would have pulled some more buckeye fans out. I know there are still a few on here. Was also hoping to see some more college football items too. Maybe as we get further in to the year. Hopefully I can get some more stuff to keep the thread alive.
Its hit or miss on here sometimes. I'm a huge bucks fan but sometimes I'll go too long without checking the forum. But when I do, if I see something pop up in the OSU threads then I know I HAVE to check it out. I'm sure more action will arise in this thread soon enough
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