The EFF Kansas City Monarchs 1945 Authentic Wool Road Baseball Jersey features gray wool, black and yellow trim, black buttons, and bold yellow MONARCHS lettering with a black outline across the chest.
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The EFF Kansas City Monarchs 1945 Authentic Wool Road Baseball Jersey is gray with black and yellow trim, short sleeves, and a large yellow and black number 23 on the back, displayed against a plain light background.
The EFF Kansas City Monarchs 1945 Authentic Wool Road Baseball Jersey features gray wool, black buttons, black and yellow trim, and MONARCHS in large yellow letters with black outline—a tribute to the iconic Negro Leagues jersey.
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Kansas City Monarchs 1945 Authentic Wool Road Baseball Jersey

$160 USD $228 USD30% off
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ROAD JERSEY WORN BY THE 1945 KANSAS CITY MONARCHS

History: One of the most renowned Negro Leagues teams of all time, the Kansas City Monarchs produced fourteen Hall of Famers, from Bullet Rogan in the 1920s to Ernie Banks in the early 1950s. Made up of players from the All Nations barnstorming team and the Army’s 25th Infantry Wreckers, the Monarchs got their start in 1920 and played through 1965. 

The 1945 squad included Satchel Paige and Jackie Robinson in his professional debut, who hit over .370 during the season before signing with Brooklyn. To honor that team, we created this special rendition of their on-field road jersey, complete with a wool body and felt appliqué lettering.