Early 1970's Roger Staubach Game Worn Uniform. Tony Romo may be the toast of the Lone Star State at the moment, and Troy Ai...

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Early 1970's Roger Staubach Game Worn Uniform. Tony Romo may be the toast of the Lone Star State at the moment, and Troy Aikman is still the apple of millions of Texan eyes, but Roger Staubach will always be the definitive Dallas Cowboys quarterback. Together with coach Tom Landry, the Hall of Fame quarterback defined North Texas as the center of the football world, playing a leading role in the establishment of the Cowboys as "America's Team." Here we find a fantastic early home white durene gamer dating from the team's rise to NFL prominence, exhibiting all of the proper hallmarks of that era's Cowboys style. Number "12" is affixed with interior rope stitching in seraf fonted royal blue tackle twill to chest, back and shoulders, with "Staubach" spelled across rear satin nameplate. Terrell, Texas supplier "Southland" label appears in the collar, with cloth "Size 46" flap tag below. Wear is very light, but not unusually so for quarterback usage. Matching pants from the same era feature the proper dual "Sand-Knit" labeling inside the crotch flap, noting "Cowboys Exclusivity" and "Size 34." A sweat-faded number "12" is hand-markered in proper style at interior waistband. Nice wear, with considerable fabric pilling. Size 10 ½ "Adidas" cleats feature molded rubber soles and sweat-faded number "12" at interior of each, in identical handwritten font to the pants' interior waistband. Fine wear as well. Together it forms a fantastic full uniform that demands mannequin display. LOA from Lou Lampson.