Item 2019.159 - Bukta Millwall Football Track Top

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2019.159

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Bukta Millwall Football Track Top

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  • 1978-1980 (Creation)

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(1879-)

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Bukta was founded as E.R. Buck & Sons by Edward Robinson Buck in 1879, Stockport, Greater Manchester. They were making football kit by at least 1884 when the Nottingham Forest team were photographed wearing Bukta. They became a leading producer of tents, camping equipment and uniforms for the Scout movement along with sportswear. The family sold the company in 1982 and in 2005 the label was relaunched.

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Bright blue synthetic track top with a white zip. The zip also fastens the wide rib knit collar. It has a white Bukta logo on the right chest and the Millwall Football Club leaping lion badge in white on the left chest. It has two vertical inset pockets at the front waist which fasten with white zips. There is a line of five fine white stripes that run up each side of the top and the length of the under arms. The cuffs and bottom hem are bright blue rib knit.
Country of Design: England

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      The Millwall club badge changed to this leaping lion design at the beginning of the 1978 season.

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      The Millwall club badge changed to this leaping lion design at the beginning of the 1978 season.

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