Ebbets Field Flannels Chattanooga Lookouts 1939 Road Jersey

History: Named for Tennessee's Lookout Mountain, the club played in the Southern Association going back to the turn of the century. The ‘39 Lookouts were led by Bill Swish Nicholson, who finished the campaign with a.334 batting average and 23 home runs. Nicholson would go on to make five All Star appearances while playing with the Chicago Cubs, twice leading the National League in both home runs and RBIs.

History: The Stars were formed by former Hilldale club owner Ed Bolden in 1933. In their first year of league play, they topped the Chicago American Giants for the NNL pennant in a playoff series.

Ebbets Field Flannels Chattanooga Lookouts 1939 Road Jersey

Ebbets Field Flannels Philadelphia Stars 1939 Road Jersey

History: The Cleveland Spiders is a name that has become synonymous in baseball with failure. In 1899 the Spiders posted a record of 20-134, losing 35 of their last 36 games, an unmatched record of futility. However, just a few years earlier in 1895, the club boasted legendary pitcher Cy Young and won the National League pennant.

Ebbets Field Flannels Cleveland Spiders 1895 Road Jersey

History: You know the story. Roy Hobbs, a mysterious stranger, arrives and changes the fortunes of the struggling Knights. This jersey comes complete with the Wonderboy patch and Hobbs' #9 on the back. Road version also available.

Ebbets Field Flannels New York Knights 1939 Road Jersey

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Description: An authentic Army Signal Corps Road flannel from 1918. Travel gray wool body with felt patches on the chest and sleeve.

Ebbets Field Flannels Army Signal Corps 1918 Road Jersey

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History: The Raiders were an affiliate of the Cleveland Indians in 1939, representing Cedar Rapids, Iowa, in the Three-I League. The club took the '39 regular season pennant, on the strength of the hitting of Del Jones (.362) and George Bink (116 RBI), but lost in the first round of the playoffs. However, the following season, the Raiders came back and won their first of three consecutive league championships.