Tombow Unions 1955 Authentic Wool Ballcap Size:712 Purple wool standard visor with

Purple wool standard visor with green satin under visor

A CAP COMMEMORATING OF ONE OF BASEBALL’S MOST IMPORTANT FIGURES

these new heavy weight crewneck sweatshirts are soft and built to last

this ballcap is made with genuine wool broadcloth and finished with a felt “G” on the front

This earned him a promotion to the Chicago White Sox in 1953

Tombow Unions 1955 Authentic Wool Ballcap Size:712 Purple wool standard visor withAUTHENTIC DRAGONFLY LOGO USED ON THE 1955 TOMBOW UNIONS BALLCAP History: The Unions were based in Kawasaki, Japan. The team was established in 1954 and named the Takahashi Unions after their owner. Tombow Pencil bought a share of the club in 1955. Legendary Japanese pitcher Victor Starffin won his 300th game while a member of the Unions. The team merged with the Daiei Stars in 1957, and the new club became known as the Daiei Unions.