In the back collar of the circa 1970 Oregon Ducks shooting shirt is the “Wilson” size 48 manufacturers tag with wash instructions. Across the back is “DUCKS” in green tackle twill with white stitching. In the inside back tail of the 1940’s Harvard jersey is the “Tim McAuliffe” manufacturers tag. Next to this is the size 38 tag. Across the front is “HARVARD” with the player number “7” below. These are done in white felt. In the inside back tail of the 1960’s Eastern Kentucky jersey is the “Rawlings” manufacturers size 40 tag. Next to this is an unreadable tag. Next to that is the “The Sport Shop” tag. Across the front is “EASTERN KENTUCKY.” Below and on back is the player number “25.” All lettering and numbering is done in white tackle twill. In the inside back tail of the early 1960’s San Francisco Mills jersey is the “Rawlings” manufacturers size 40 tag. To the left is the “Hirsch and Price” tag. To the right is the wash instructions tag. Across the front is “MILLS.” Below and on back is the player number “35.” All lettering and numbering is done in yellow on red tackle twill. In the inside front tail of the circa 1950 Texas A& M Aggies jersey is the “Rawlings” manufacturers tag. To the left is size “38” tag. To the right is the wash instructions tag. Across the front is “AGGIES” in red on gold tackle twill. Below and on back is the player number “31” in black tackle twill. There is a crotch piece attached to the bottom. On the front left tail of the 1950’s Louisville Cardinals jersey is the “Powers” manufacturers size 42 tag. Across the front is “CARDS.” Below and on back is the player number “14.” All lettering and numbering is done in red tackle twill with white stitching. In the back inside waistband of the Cards shorts is the “Powers” manufacturers size 36 tag. All items show game-use and appear to have no alterations of any kind.