WFL Uniform Contest: Birmingham Americans
The second part of the World Football League uniform contest on Uni Watch
is now posted!
This is a look at the designs submitted for the Birmingham Americans franchise.
Gene Sanny:
Jeff Provo:
Birmingham
- The name was changed back to Americans with a new logo in 1976 for
the bicentenial, and the team's success on the field made them decide to
keep it that way. The uniforms were modified slightly in 1977 to fix
some striping inconsistencies, and modern short sleeves have eliminated
half of the original stripe pattern, but aside from that the uniforms
have been unchanged.
Curtis Peddle:
Logo - 1974 had an A, going with the B decal with flying single
star for 2014 , the star forming 2 red stripes on the letter B. The
stars and stripes if you will.
Keeping the red, white and
blue, single star patches to shoulder, along with a unique shoulder
stripe design. Also going with the mono white for the road. Double color
numbers in a gothic type font.
WFL patch as usual.
HHH:
Birmingham
Americans: Special uniform for 1976 bicentennial season featured red
and white striped pants. Striped pants never worn again until new
uniforms resurrected them in 2010. Unis tweaked every year after until
new set without stars or stripes debuts in 2014.
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