Nice! I tried to e-mail you a few customs I developed too, but I kept getting an error message. If you'd like to see them--and a few others I've developed since then--just bounce me an e-mail (halteclere12@juno.com).
The Bisons never wore a Blue jersey with the bottle cap logo. Also the Red version and the White version of the sweaters had UCLA football-type inserts around the armhole seams. Ranger Red pants were worn with both sets. And the logo worn on the sweaters does not have the words "HOCKEY CLUB" in the Blue part of the cap. I saw the Bisons play many times against my Rochester Americans.
I can't remember the exact thought process behind these, but I do recall that it had something to do with "let's get them SOMETHING" and I found something akin to this. As noted in the comment on the post, I am not certain that these are correct. THanks for reading!
those are awesome! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteNice! I tried to e-mail you a few customs I developed too, but I kept getting an error message. If you'd like to see them--and a few others I've developed since then--just bounce me an e-mail (halteclere12@juno.com).
ReplyDeleteThe Bisons never wore a Blue jersey with the bottle cap logo. Also the Red version and the White version of the sweaters had UCLA football-type inserts around the armhole seams. Ranger Red pants were worn with both sets. And the logo worn on the sweaters does not have the words "HOCKEY CLUB" in the Blue part of the cap. I saw the Bisons play many times against my Rochester Americans.
ReplyDeleteI can't remember the exact thought process behind these, but I do recall that it had something to do with "let's get them SOMETHING" and I found something akin to this. As noted in the comment on the post, I am not certain that these are correct. THanks for reading!
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