Chelsea FC 1915 -1950 (drill collar) Retro Football shirt

Chelsea FC 1915 -1950 (drill collar) Retro Football shirt

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Chelsea FC 1915 – 1950 long sleeved (drill collar). Pictured in 1930 are the Chelsea and Scotland strike force of Hughie Gallacher and Alec Jackson, Gallagher joined from Newcastle for £10,000 and Jackson from Huddersfield for £8,500, Chelsea in 1930 had a reputation for being the high spending entertainers of the English game. This shirt was worn in the 1915 FA Cup Final at Old Trafford against Sheffield United. "The Khaki Cup Final" as it was called due to the large number of uniformed supporters at the match was the last to be held before the Competetion was suspended due to the Great War. THE BADGE ON THIS SHIRT IS A REGISTERED TRADEMARK ®.

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