Get in step with the Baltimore Colts marching band when you bring home this pair of late-1960s uniforms.



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Man’s ensemble with:



Size “34” cream jacket with Ostwald labels inside the collar, and the left breast. A modified version of the classic Colts logo depicts a horse jumping over a lyre, on a patch located on the left sleeve, and the three buttons are also adorned with lyres. Light staining is noted, particularly on the left sleeve, above the blue cuff, and also inside the collar on the lining. The blue fringe is intact, and overall this heavy garment is sturdy.



Size “22” pants have an Ostwald label inside the waistband. Light to moderate soiling is noted, and the fringing is intact.



Shirt without labels or tags bears considerable staining on the front. The string tie and the fringing are intact.



White belt with a brass buckle bears sporadic soiling/staining, and the buckle is functioning.



Woman’s ensemble with:



Blue jacket without labels/tags has a functioning zipper, securely attached sequin accents, and intact fringing. A patch similar to the one described above is located on the left sleeve. Light soiling is evident on the cream sleeves and collar, and down low on the front is a small hole and a repaired tear.



Blue skirt with cream accent pleats has a handwritten “#2” label inside the waistband, and a functioning zipper. One of three fastening hoops is absent, and overall this garment is fairly clean.



Blue satin bib has considerable soiling/staining around the collar, and one of three snap buttons is absent the prong element. Opening Bid $200.