Ballcaps: Wool
The Ebbets Field Pittsburgh Crawfords 1933 Authentic Wool Ballcap is black with a white lowercase g on the front, echoing the classic style and shown against a plain light gray background.
Four baseball caps, including the Ebbets Field Kansas City Monarchs 1945 Authentic Wool Ballcap, are displayed on green. The caps in black, white, and red each feature unique embroidered letters or logos such as C and KC.
The Ebbets Field Pittsburgh Crawfords 1933 Authentic Wool Ballcap is shown from the back with an adjustable strap and curved brim, set against a plain light gray background.
The Ebbets Field Pittsburgh Crawfords 1933 Authentic Wool Ballcap, inspired by classic Negro League styles, is shown from the back with a brown adjustable strap and brass buckle on a light gray background.
The Ebbets Field Pittsburgh Crawfords 1933 Authentic Wool Ballcap features black wool, a curved brim, and a large white “C” on the front, inspired by the iconic cap and shown on a light gray background.
A close-up of the Ebbets Field Pittsburgh Crawfords 1933 Authentic Wool Ballcap, featuring a large white embroidered
Close-up of the green brim and stitching details on the Ebbets Field Pittsburgh Crawfords 1933 Authentic Wool Ballcap, with part of the black crown interior visible, set against a plain light background—a classic Negro League baseball hat.

Pittsburgh Crawfords 1933 Authentic Wool Ballcap

$67.00 CAD $95.00 CAD29% off
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Black
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WOOL BALLCAP WORN BY THE 1933 PITTSBURGH CRAWFORDS

History: The 1933 Pittsburgh Crawfords were one of the Negro National League’s most formidable clubs, boasting a lineup filled with future Hall of Famers including Oscar Charleston, Cool Papa Bell, and Satchel Paige. That season, the Crawfords dominated league play and laid the foundation for their reputation as a Negro League powerhouse in the mid-1930s — a team whose blend of speed, power, and skill helped define Pittsburgh’s rich Black baseball heritage.

To honor that historic squad, we recreated their on-field cap using genuine wool broadcloth and classic felt lettering — a faithful tribute to the style worn at Greenlee Field.