This is a Rawlings 100% Nylon Long Sleeve  -  screen printed numbers and NFL logo-stitched sleeve striping. It is a Mens Small L in very good condition for its age-vintage condition-with some wear and distressing in numbers-see pictures. Very nice vintage look! 

I believe this to be a vintage 70s late 60s shirt, and the only reason it would have a 43 number would be Doug Hart, a safety for the Packers, wore that number from 1964-71 during the early Super Bowl years. 

Buckets Goldenberg and Doug Hart wore the #43 the longest, eight years a piece. They and George Svendsen are the best players to wear it and the two linemen are members of the Packers’s Hall of Fame.

You will really like and enjoy this vintage shirt.

Measurements:
Chest measured flat: 21"
Length from shoulder to bottom Hem: 30"


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