Tombow Unions 1955 Authentic Wool Ballcap Size:712 This earned him a promotion

This earned him a promotion to the Chicago White Sox in 1953

complete with a classic chenille "NY" on the chest and skyline patch on the sleeve

In right was a 20-year-old Roberto Clemente

this ballcap is made with genuine wool broadcloth and finished with a felt “G” on the front

these new heavy weight crewneck sweatshirts are soft and built to last

Tombow Unions 1955 Authentic Wool Ballcap Size:712 This earned him a promotionAUTHENTIC DRAGONFLY LOGO USED ON THE 1955 TOMBOW UNIONS BALLCAP History: The Unions were based in Kawasaki, Japan. The team was established in 1954 and named the Takahashi Unions after their owner. Tombow Pencil bought a share of the club in 1955. Legendary Japanese pitcher Victor Starffin won his 300th game while a member of the Unions. The team merged with the Daiei Stars in 1957, and the new club became known as the Daiei Unions.