Unused Logos and Uniforms

[Panthers 18]

I posted pictures of a Baltimore Bombers uniflrm I was given by the NFL back in January I think.

[Panthers 18]

And here you go:

[BDiamond 1]

This was labeled as a prototype for the 1990-1991 season according to Mears Auctions.

[Panthers 18]

Of course it is a protottype. They never took the field. But it is a real uniform and it was acquired from the NFL.

[Chawls 1,224]

Too bad this didn't make it to the court; this was my favorite Milwaukee identity and this would've looked great. Consistent striping and a unique color scheme = a truly great uniform.

[Canadian_Idiot 33]

http://theother6seconds.blogspot.com/2009/08/uniform-history-project-1990s.html

thank god they didn't use this.

[Morgan33 4,107]

Anyone know if these were planned alternates or just fashion jerseys?

[Frenchie 134]

And here you go:

What NFL team is that supposed to be?

(kinda liking it...)

[the admiral 28,719]

Baltimore expansion team that never happened (nor did its Memphis HounDogs counterpart)

[CC97 161]

Anyone know if these were planned alternates or just fashion jerseys?

Fashion

[-kj 2,387]

Though, really, I don't hate those. They would have complimented their very awesome red jerseys nicely. I think I'd've made the numbers red on white on blue, instead of red on yellow on blue.

Why would Beez have had the C, though?

[kmccarthy27 305]

Though its was a few years after it was also the first choice for the Ravens, but the ownership wanted to go in a different direction..

Baltimore expansion team that never happened (nor did its Memphis HounDogs counterpart)

[RyanB06 79]

Though, really, I don't hate those. They would have complimented their very awesome red jerseys nicely. I think I'd've made the numbers red on white on blue, instead of red on yellow on blue.

Why would Beez have had the C, though?

I was thinking the same thing since technically, goalies can't wear the C.

[Lights Out 4,903]

A super-cool and very '80s prototype anniversary jersey for the Expos:

The jerseys that the Jaguars were set to use before the forced logo change - love that leaping jaguar across the top:

I found the Expos one on UniWatch, BTW.

[pondslider 0]

I remember first seeing this about a year before the red was unveiled.

[njmeadowlanders 162]

A super-cool and very '80s prototype anniversary jersey for the Expos:

I found the Expos one on UniWatch, BTW.

I LOVE it. That's an awesome jersey.

[AndrewPF 96]

Not a full uniform, but...

The somewhat infamous original logo for the Jacksonville Jaguars, bound to be the franchise's primary logo but unused due to a potential lawsuit by Ford.

They made some merchandise with it. I'll look for a picture that I have and update asap.

Found it.

[tubby34 228]

Though, really, I don't hate those. They would have complimented their very awesome red jerseys nicely. I think I'd've made the numbers red on white on blue, instead of red on yellow on blue.

Why would Beez have had the C, though?

I was thinking the same thing since technically, goalies can't wear the C.

That's actually a Panther Season Ticket Holders custom jersey, Van Murph is on the back.

I wanted that since I was a kid, and now I own one one size too big. Gotta go to a taylor and get one made into a Beezer soon though.

[illwauk 423]

I do have a bigger copy of this, but this is all I can post now, can't seem to find the larger version.

Milwaukee Bucks cancelled this alternate last minute a couple years back...

If I am not mistaken, that's the same script as the Brewers used on the road in the Ball-in-Glove days. I'm surprised that the Bucks were considering using that. Though it would have been a nice jersey.

I believe it was intended to be an homage to their older road set (seen here). I'm not sure if that's the same script the Brewers used. Might be slightly different.

It's the same script, only difference is the version the Bucks used in the 70s had a drop-tail. Even though I'm glad they switched back to their original colors, I could've tolerated the previous identity if they'd made this their full-time roads. Switching to purple ranks amongst the dumbest moves the franchise ever made... and that's saying something!

[illwauk 423]

'Bout time. Three pages before somebody posted that?

I like this one, the intended 1970 Brewers uniforms (left).

They only had a week to put their uniforms together, and by Opening Day they were wearing the uniform on the right. Guess taking the Pilots' trim off the sleeves was too much.

The neck and sleeve piping were added when the Brewers made their first uniform tweaks a couple years later:

Wow... I thought I'd already seen every uniform the Brewers ever wore. Even though Tuscan lettering would look generic for most teams, I wish the Brewers had gone with it. It looks like something a beer company would use without being a thinly-veiled ad for a particular brand.