Archive of Army Uniforms and Jerseys

October 6, 2023

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Listed below are U.S. Army baseball uniforms and jerseys that have either been on the collector-market since 2010.

See also uniforms and jerseys from:

Era	Uniform/Jersey	Related Article
WWI	4th U.S. Infantry Regiment	None
WWII	20th Infantry Regiment	None
WWII	399th Infantry	Powderhorn Baseball: Seeking on-the-Diamond Photos of the 399th
WWII	Camp Hunter Liggett*	Satin on Diamonds: a Rare WWII Army Baseball Uniform
WWII	18th Field Artillery, 1st Sgt. Lawrence “Lefty” Powell	Threads of Lefty: From Ace Farmhand to the GI World Series
WWII	116th Infantry Engineers Group*	Obscure Military Baseball Jerseys – Rare Finds or Fabrications
WWII	47th Quartermaster Regiment, K-company Uniform*	Historic Threads: A Red Ball Express Veteran and Ball Player’s Flannels
WWII	1944-45 5th Army HQ Company Uniform	None
WWII	1944-45 324th Infantry Regiment	None
WWII	1945 3rd Army Championship Flannel: 71st ID*	Authenticating a Military Championship Baseball
WWII	1945 German-Made, 36th Division “Arrow Heads” Uniform*	None
WWII	1944-45 Camp Chaffee Road/Gray Jersey*	None
WWII	1945 502nd Parachute Infantry Regiment	None
WWII	1941-50 US Army Fort Lewis Mascot Road Gray Jersey*	None
1950s	1950s 504th Parachute Infantry Regiment Jersey*	None
1950s	1953-55 Wiesbaden Flyers Gray Jersey*	None

*Denotes uniforms or jerseys that are NOT part of the Chevrons and Diamonds Collection.

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This library is a work in progress. As more of these pieces surface, they will be added here. If you have a military baseball jersey or uniform that you would be willing to share with other enthusiasts, researchers, historians and collectors, please contact us.

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VetCollector

I have been blogging about Militaria since 2010 when I was hired to write for the A&E/History Channel-funded Collectors Quest (CQ) site. It was strange for me to have been asked as I was not, by any means, an expert on militaria nor had I ever written on a recurring basis beyond my scholastic newspaper experience (many MANY decades ago). After nearly two years, CQ was shut down and I discovered that I was enjoying the work and I had learned a lot about my subject matter over that period of time. I served for a decade in the U.S. Navy and descend from a long line of veterans who helped to forge this nation from its infancy all the way through all of the major conflicts to present day and have done so in every branch of the armed forces (except the USMC). I began to take an interest in militaria when I inherited uniforms, uniform items, decorations from my relatives. I also inherited some militaria of the vanquished of WWII that my relatives brought home, furthering my interest. Before my love of militaria, I was interested in baseball history. Beyond vintage baseball cards (early 1970s and back) and some assorted game-used items and autographs, I had a nominal collecting focus until I connected my militaria collecting with baseball. Since then, I have been selectively growing in each area and these two blogs are the result, Chevrons and Diamonds (https://chevronsanddiamonds.wordpress.com/) The Veterans Collection (https://veteranscollection.org/)

Archive of Army Uniforms and Jerseys

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