1965 St. Peter's Peacocks Artwork: Snow Heather Raglan Crew
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1965 St. Peter's Peacocks Artwork: Snow Heather Raglan Crew
By Vintage Brand™ not affiliated with or sponsored by St. Peter's Peacocks
According to myth, peacocks are a bird that were reborn even more beautiful than before through flames - a perfect pick for St. Peter's in 1930, just restarting their sports teams post WWI. With the re-birth of Saint Peter's in 1930, Rev. Gannon named the Peacock the official mascot of the College, reflecting the spirit of “resurrection and eternal life.” The peacock also ties the College to the settling of Jersey City, originally called “Pavonia,” or “Land of the Peacock.”
Color: black
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According to myth, peacocks are a bird that were reborn even more beautiful than before through flames - a perfect pick for St. Peter's in 1930, just restarting their sports teams post WWI. With the re-birth of Saint Peter's in 1930, Rev. Gannon named the Peacock the official mascot of the College, reflecting the spirit of “resurrection and eternal life.” The peacock also ties the College to the settling of Jersey City, originally called “Pavonia,” or “Land of the Peacock.”
Product details
Rep your favorite retro team or mascot with our ultra soft and lightweight French Terry fabric, perfect for a vintage, lived-in feel. The Men's Vintage Brand Raglan Crew Sweatshirt is perfect for all seasons.
66/34 Polyester ane Ring-Spun Cotton Pre-shrunk French Terry
Lightweight (7.2 oz)
Men's Sizing
Soft ring-spun snow heather French Terry fabric for a vintage, lived-in feel
Tear away label
Two-needle coverstitching on raglan sleeves and band bottom
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