Rare white No.13 All Blacks match worn long-sleeved shirt

Rare white No.13 All Blacks match worn long-sleeved shirt, 1930, Canterbury, M, with lace-up collar and embroidered badge, stained and worn, badge rubbed at edges This was the first time the All Blacks ever wore a white jersey in Test Matches. The shirt was also authenticated by Geoff Miller (author and All Blacks statistician), who handled the jersey when he visited the UK in the late1980s. The shirt was purchased by the vendor in the early 1980s from the grandson of a Lions player who toured and swapped his Lions jersey for this one.