The English team wore this jersey for their first ever-international rugby match.
Here is the first ever international rugby match jersey of 1871.
SPORTS d’EPOQUE has reproduced for you this famous jersey exclusively for Classic All Blacks, the brand that carries on the All Blacks heritage.
This cock with spread wings belonged to René Crabos a talented player who was one of the first great tacticians of French rugby.
30 matches, 30 victories including 4 tests-matches vs. Ireland, Wales, England & France!
This is a replica of the jersey Puig Aubert gave to the French National Sports Museum after the French rugby league team’s tour of Australia.
This was the last official appearance of Yves du Manoir in an international match. This replica is of the jersey worn by the French captain on that day.
A replica of the rugby jersey worn by the French team selected for the USFSA in 1906 for its first official match versus the “Originals”, the New Zealand team.
This is the jersey that marked the beginning of the now legendary Toulouse rugby.
This cock with spread wings belonged to René Crabos a talented player who was one of the first great tacticians of French rugby.
This cock with spread wings belonged to René Crabos a talented player who was one of the first great tacticians of French rugby.
The 20th of March 1892, on the Bagatelle fields, The Racing Club of France and the Stade Français faced each other for the first title of "French Rugby Champion".
The attendance record for a championship final was beaten on this 22nd of May 1955 at the Bordeaux Sports Park.
The jersey celebrating 100 years for the Toulon Rugby Club, 100 years of history & passion in red & black.
On the 3rd of May 1914, at the Ponts Jumeaux stadium, the AS Perpignan confirmed the vitality of Catalan rugby in becoming French champion.
The Stade Gaillard shirt marks the birth of rugby in Brive. Rugby came to the town of Brive la Gaillarde (Gaillarde means strong) in 1902.
Paul ORDNER
(1901-1969) was a self taught painter, draftsman, and poster designer.
The first ever-illustrated weekly magazine was L’Illustration published between 1843 and 1944.
Paul ORDNER
(1901-1969) was a self taught painter, draftsman, and poster designer.
Punch Magazine was a famous satirical magazine published from 1841 to 2002.
Paul ORDNER
(1901-1969) was a self taught painter, draftsman, and poster designer.
The players of the first ever match by the French team brought back to life at last!
The players of the first ever match by the French team brought back to life at last!
