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1892-93 Home player shirt long sleeve  -  not now good image

  In museum Liverpool FC have retro home shirt (ileft image) with seasons 1992-93 to 1895-96.

  Have also some sketsches of magazines and newspapers for 1892 to 1896 years. One of sketch picture, January 28, 1893. Lancashire Cup at Anfield. In left side top page H 1.0.

  Other sketch picture from "Cricket and Football Field", May 4, 1895. The Test Match at Ewood Park. Right image, Liverpool Harry Bradshaw. (all  sketches with site Kjell Hanssen, football historian www.playupliverpool.com).

  Of sketches we can to see what in museum Liverpool FC, on retro home shirt not right color side., in center retro home shirt which was in museum in summer 2017

  Have more questions about Liverpool F.C. shirt.
  1. Color: How assumes David Moor (historicalkits.co.uk), colors first Liverpool home shirts were light blue/white and not royal blue/white.
  2. Which colors collar and cuffs was on Liverpool home shirt.
  3. On all Liverpool home shirts have pocket.

  Shorts (knickers) - royal navy blue shorts. Knickers old name shorts.

  Socks - they if to see on team photos was combined colors, may be light blue with royal navy blue top.



  In the Football League Handbook for the 1895/1896 season it says: "Blue and white shirts (quarters). Royal navy blue knickers." This one of document whet we know about colors shirt and shorts for Liverpool FC. (Image with site fb.com/PopArtPrints)

  Written what Liverpool used shirts which was at Aifield in boot room. Only how I understand Everton end used this style shirt in season 1889-90. What in boot room was 50-100 shirts and shorts? I think in summer 1892 was buy new kits for season 1892-93 in football shop "Football King" Frank Sugg (photo below). Interesting what on image advertisement can to see offer shirt ours shirt design.

  Else one what you understand, in season 1890-91, Everton used home shirts peach color, with 1891 to 1895, ruby red color. why I write about color Everton shirt, simple this will explain change of color of home shirts of Liverpool to 1896, but about this read in review season 1896-97.



  This first team photo Liverpool FC with found club 1892, photo made at Anfield on December 26, 1892. (image with sire lfchistory.net)



  This screen shot with video "Pride in the Shirt A History of Liverpools Kits" made club (October 2017) to 125th Anniversary Liverpool FC. More years we think what on black-white photo Liverpool players in white shirts.

  ABOUT THE KIT 1892/96

  From their formation in 1892 to the end of the 1895-96 season, Liverpool never wore the red kit for which they are now world famous. The actual kit was blue, white and black. The shirt was blue and white halves (similar to Blackburn Rovers' current strip, although quarters have also been suggested) with a button collar. The shorts were black (or white) knee-length trousers with possibly black (or blue) socks and white sock tops.
  The away shirt was a white-buttoned shirt similar in style to the home version while the bottom of the garment was sewn up so you would pull the shirt on. The shorts and socks were the same as the ones used for the home strip. ("Tops of The Kops" Peter Crilly)

  In 1891 the Football League required member clubs to register their colours for the first time and no two teams were allowed to wear similar shirts. The following year, when the Second Division was formed this rule was relaxed but home teams were now required to have a spare set of white shirts, which could be used if colours clashed. (historicalkits.co.uk, David Moor)



  In 2017 year Liverpool celebrait 125th anniversary and club made some memorable shirts Left image retro shirt, right image, replica away shirt light blue-white versia. (image with site facebook.com/liverpoolshirtsmuseum).

  The 100 per cent cotton 1892 replica is a long-sleeved polo-style shirt in blue and white with a three-button fastening. The jersey features a red embroidery of the club's original crest, which was found on early documents, to create a unique replica product.

  Stephen Done, Liverpool FC museum curator, said: "The original shirts would have been made of very heavy cotton and looked and felt like a classic rugby shirt. They had no names or numbers on the back, and there was no club badge, as was typical of the period.

  "In researching this new replica for 2017, a decision was made to opt for a lighter weight cotton to suit modern tastes, but the museum curators undertook careful analysis of the surviving photographic evidence to ensure the blue and white halves are correctly replicated.

  Inspired by Liverpool FC’s first ever strip worn 125 years ago in 1892, this special edition away kit incorporates the original light blue and white from the Club’s earliest shirt, updated with a quartered pin stripe repeat. The special edition jersey is in line with the design theme for LFC’s 2017/18 home and away shirts with the use of key iconic kit details from LFC’s rich history. In recognition of this date a limited run of only 1892 shirts will be made available worldwide, each embossed with the special 125th anniversary crest, a feature on all kits in the 2017/18 New Balance LFC kit collection.

  This advertisement (Athletic News: February 8, 1892) football shop "Football King" Frank Sugg. Here can to buy kits football clubs of Liverpool. (image with site playupliverpool.com).