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Posted
1 hour ago, siouxforcefans said:

From today's preview email:

"1958-1959 National Champions
2019 marks the 60th anniversary of UND's first National Championship in ice hockey, which was won over Michigan State in overtime.  To celebrate this achievement, the team will wear replica 1959 jerseys during the game this weekend.  The jerseys will be auctioned off after the game to raise money for scholarships."

Not a lot of info at all.  People may notice the picture on the email does have Sammy Sioux on the sleeve.

 

Picture?

Posted
Just now, BrandonH61 said:

I’ve been told the jerseys don’t look exactly like that. I’ve also been told they’ll be sold at the Champions Gala.

I believe that. The picture I posted is a replica the Sioux Shop is auctioning off this week.

Hope you don't have to attend the Gala to Bid.

Posted
14 minutes ago, iluvdebbies said:

I believe that. The picture I posted is a replica the Sioux Shop is auctioning off this week.

Hope you don't have to attend the Gala to Bid.

I’m guessing you’d have to be at it. Or have someone there to bid for you. They did Luke Johnson’s white Tampa there a couple of years ago.

Posted
1 minute ago, BrandonH61 said:

I’m guessing you’d have to be at it. Or have someone there to bid for you. They did Luke Johnson’s white Tampa there a couple of years ago.

The 2015 event had internet bidding for most silent auction items......wish they would do that again.

Posted
10 hours ago, BrandonH61 said:

I’m guessing you’d have to be at it. Or have someone there to bid for you. They did Luke Johnson’s white Tampa there a couple of years ago.

I love live auctions, but all releases have said they'll be auctioned online. 

Thanks @iluvdebbies for posting the pic!

Posted
21 hours ago, Langster019 said:

Is this confirmed? The online auction comment?

They’ll be auctioned at the Champions Gala. I’m assuming they’ll be the usual table silent auctions. As of right now it sounds like UND is struggling to get an online auction set up for previous gamers.

Posted
2 hours ago, MTSIOUX2018 said:

Found this jersey on Ebay after the game last night looking for the old time sweater. Interested in what others think who know more about the old time jerseys. 

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Replica jersey made by @AZSIOUX. Nice looking jersey!

Posted
5 minutes ago, Cratter said:

Ebay ones look like a good value when the Ralph right now is auctioning off the same era replica jerseys and currently at $660.

Very very very, wrong.

Not nearly the same. The ones AZ makes are good jerseys of modern material and fit and are accurate in design and replica of the 1959 they are avaialable and easy to produce. I own a bunch and great. Plus he good guy.

The one the Ralph is auctioning is one of very very very few ever made, maybe a dozen... total. It is made of period accurate knit cotton and knit in the same manner as sweaters were in 1950s, on machines possibly that old.

The detail is exact and other than the sizeing to fit modern fattness is the same as a sweater from that year.

Also two HUGE pieces of info... the machines that made this sweater are no longer available, neither is one of the shades of cotton used to make it.

So it can not be produced again, ever. and to own one of the dozen ever made is almost as rare as owning one of the few (2 or 3) originals left in existence.

Posted
1 hour ago, Frozen4sioux said:

So it can not be produced again, ever. 

Have a hard time believing the Ralph just happened to be able to get these replicas made in 2014 just before the end of anyone ever being able to make more. haha.

At the end of the day, its a recently made replica.

Posted
27 minutes ago, Cratter said:

Have a hard time believing the Ralph just happened to be able to get these replicas made in 2014 just before the end of anyone ever being able to make more. haha.

At the end of the day, its a recently made replica.

Unfourtunetly, you are very incorrect. But by all means dont bid then.

Posted
3 hours ago, Cratter said:

Have a hard time believing the Ralph just happened to be able to get these replicas made in 2014 just before the end of anyone ever being able to make more. haha.

At the end of the day, its a recently made replica.

 

Having been heavily involved in the project, I'll keep this short with two things. 

One, the company that had the jerseys made purchased a different knitting machine.  Who knows where the other machine is, but at this time you can no longer produce those jerseys to the methods that were used for the Ralph.  The company was actually in transition to their new machines at the time already and turned us down multiple times to even do one last order on the old machines after seeing the work on the new one.  

Two, the cost alone to produce them to the detail that was involved was very high in terms of materials alone.  As far as I can remember, everything was produced/knitted in the USA.  The only reason there are extras to sell is because the companies dealt with had minimum orders to even sniff the project.  

Like Frozen4sioux said, there's nothing wrong with AZSioux's replicas.  He's a legit nice guy and makes a decent sweater...they are just a modern jersey done up with old school appearance.  If you want something that is very unique and rare, and would look great in a frame, the REA authentic remakes are the way to go.

Posted

So are there extras in the siouxshop in addition to those worn Saturday (auctioned at the gala)? Or are the extras part of the jersey auction that is currently online?

Posted
49 minutes ago, sprig said:

So are there extras in the siouxshop in addition to those worn Saturday (auctioned at the gala)? Or are the extras part of the jersey auction that is currently online?

The jersey for auction is not the same as the jerseys the team wore on Saturday.  The jerseys the team wore against the U18 team are modern air knit jerseys made to today's standards.  The one the Sioux Shop is auctioning is period accurate to the late 50s.  It is knit wool and has a much trimmer fit, amongst many other little details.

Posted
26 minutes ago, Big A HG said:

The jersey for auction is not the same as the jerseys the team wore on Saturday.  The jerseys the team wore against the U18 team are modern air knit jerseys made to today's standards.  The one the Sioux Shop is auctioning is period accurate to the late 50s.  It is knit wool and has a much trimmer fit, amongst many other little details.

Thanks for your comments on the bidding owl auction.  I was lucky enough to win the first Morelli that was put up for auction a while back, and will definitely say the quality was exceptional.  Not sure if this is the second or third of the extras that they have offered for auction, but the winner will be satisfied.  Watching the game Saturday, I agree the sweaters did not look as high of quality, but still obviously awesome sweaters.  You will notice that the Saturday sweaters did not have the "Sammy Sioux" logo.  There were also some other differences that you will see comparing the bidding owl Morelli with the ones Saturday.

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Posted
13 minutes ago, Langster019 said:

Teaching moment for a rookie. Is this legit? Jersey link

 

Regardless if it is or isn't, what are typical tell tale signs for this style of jersey. Thanks in advance

 

 

It's a legit replica.  It's a bit hard to explain in easy enough terms in comparison to a fake one other than I've seen enough of them to know when it's legit or not.  One thing that always stands out about the Nike air knit replica jerseys was the color of green they used on them.  It was a bit neon-ish almost. 

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