The EFF Baltimore Clippers 1962 Vintage Ballcap is a black wool cap with the team’s sailor-and-hockey-stick logo on front, an EHL shield embroidered on the side, and an orange top button.
A smiling man with a short beard wears a black T-shirt and the EFF Baltimore Clippers 1962 Vintage Ballcap, featuring a red and white embroidered patch, as he stands against a blurred light background.
The EFF Baltimore Clippers 1962 Vintage Ballcap is a black wool hat with an orange and white logo on the front and a side patch, honoring the teams American Hockey League legacy.
The EFF Baltimore Clippers 1962 Vintage Ballcap is a black wool cap with an orange front logo and a white shield-shaped EHL emblem on the side, inspired by the original team, shown from a side angle against a white background.
The EFF Baltimore Clippers 1962 Vintage Ballcap is a black wool cap shown from the back, with a small white Clippers logo on the right side and an orange button on top.
The EFF Baltimore Clippers 1962 Vintage Ballcap features black wool, a brown adjustable strap with brass buckle, and a small white embroidered logo—a timeless nod to the AHL team’s heritage.
The EFF Baltimore Clippers 1962 Vintage Ballcap features a green underbill, white interior lining, and two labels—a classic American flag tag and a manufacturing label—evoking classic AHL style.

Baltimore Clippers 1962 Vintage Ballcap

$67.00 CAD
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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 black wool broadcloth, embroidered orange felt patch
  • 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
  • Red AHL logo on the right side
  • Item# BALHC

League: American Hockey League

History: The first iteration of the Clippers played in the old Eastern Amateur Hockey League. A new Clippers franchise joined the AHL in 1962 and made the playoffs their first season. Baltimore went to the AHL finals in 1972, but lost to the Nova Scotia Voyageurs in the Calder Cup finals. The Clippers played at the Baltimore Civic Center.