The EFF Johnstown Jets 1970 Vintage Ballcap is royal blue wool with a white circular Jets logo front, EHL shield on the side, white top button, flat brim, and adjustable leather strap for a classic Eastern Hockey League style.
A man in an EFF Johnstown Jets 1970 Vintage Ballcap in blue, with an adjustable leather strap, and a matching blue circular-logo Johnstown T-shirt, looks down against a light background.
The EFF Johnstown Jets 1970 Vintage Ballcap in royal blue wool is shown from the back and side, featuring a small white embroidered shield logo on the lower right and an adjustable leather strap for a timeless look.
The EFF Johnstown Jets 1970 Vintage Ballcap in blue wool features a back view, adjustable leather strap with metal clasp, and a white embroidered side logo—ideal for Eastern Hockey League fans.
The EFF Johnstown Jets 1970 Vintage Ballcap is royal blue with a white embroidered EHL shield logo on the side, a white top button, and an adjustable leather strap, shown from a side angle.
The image shows the interior of an EFF Johnstown Jets 1970 Vintage Ballcap, featuring a blue wool exterior, green brim underside, white inner seams, a “7 1/4” size tag, and an American flag label.

Johnstown Jets 1970 Vintage Ballcap

$43.00 CAD $78.00 CAD45% off
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Description: Inspired by wool caps worn by goalkeepers into the 1940s. Hand-sewn from wool.

Product Details:

  • Made in the USA
  • Genuine royal blue wool broadcloth, cream felt shield emblem with embroidery
  • Standard visor with green satin under visor
  • Vintage hair cloth backed buckram crown
  • Adjustable size comes with a leather strap and antiqued brass closure
  • Satin taping with cotton sweatband
  • Cream embroidered EHL logo on the right side
  • Item# JTJHC

League: Eastern Hockey League

History: There were four different iterations of the Jets, the first one hitting the ice in 1950. The 1969-70 team made it to the second round of the EHL playoffs under coach Dick Roberge. The 1974-75 team featured the Carlson brothers, who were the inspiration for the Hanson brothers in the film Slapshot.