This lot is closed. Bidding ended on 12/31/2005.
Great jacket design produced in honor of America's Bicentennial. An All-America at UCLA, Henry Bibby was the point guard that led the Bruins to NCAA Championships in 1970, 1971, and 1972. As a rookie he was a supersub on the 1973 NBA Champion New York Knicks. Bibby played in the NBA through 1981, including four seasons with Philadelphia. Blue jacket with red and light blue stripe trim on collar and sleeves. Inside the back collar is the "Wilson" manufacturer's tag with the jacket size "L" on it. Attached to that is an additional manufacturer's tag with "50" written on it in black. Below that is "75 15" embroidered in white. On the right breast is the official "76" in red and white tackle twill with a blue circle with white stars patch above. On the left side of the jersey is a log patch with a representation of Independence Hall with "SIXERS" in red on white tackle twill with two columns of white tackle twill stars. On the back of the jacket is a patch that is a representation of the Liberty Bell in white tackle twill with the official "Philadelphia 76ers" logo name in red and blue tackle twill. Bibby wore number 15 only for a few weeks (until the 76ers retired the number in honor of Hall of Famer Hal Greer). The jacket shows good use and appears to have no alterations of any kind. Accompanied by a LOA.