Brooklyn Tip-Tops 1915 Road Jersey

FEDERAL LEAGUE

HISTORY

Brooklyn's entry in the third major league was owned by the Ward Bros., and the team was named after the Tip-Top bread that was a mainstay of the Wards' baking business. The club played in Washington Park, which had been abandoned by the Dodgers after the completion of Ebbets Field.

Federal League
Exact reproduction of the 1915 road jersey
Authentic gray with navy pinstripe wool flannel
Tip-Top patch on left sleeve
No number on back
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ITEM: BKL15R