Philadelphia Stars A-Frame Cotton Twill Ballcap

STRUCTURED A-FRAME SNAPBACK HONORING THE PHILADELPHIA STARS History: In 1933, in the depths of the Great Depression, Ed Bolden returned to baseball with a new club: the Philadelphia Stars. He'd already built one champion from the ground up with Hilldale, and he wasted no time doing it again. Within a year, the Stars joined the Negro National League and won the pennant in their very first season. Bolden ran the club until his death in 1950, building one of the city's proudest sports institutions out of pure conviction and grit. This cotton twill ballcap was designed with a retro A-frame silhouette, giving it a structured crown, a 5-panel construction, a pre-shaped bill, and a classic snapback closure. The Philadelphia Stars logo was applied with an embroidered felt patch.