Terry O'Reilly - Stall and Dean mesh, size 54. Terry's #24 is a retired Bruins number. This jersey is Photo Matched. 1978 year tag in collar, with Stall and Dean tag, size tag and washing instructions tag. This jersey shows so much game use its incredible. The Bruins were notorious for recycling jerseys, this jersey was used in the 1977-78 season, then the name plate was removed for preseason and then a new plate was added at the beginning of the 78-79 season. The photo match is the obvious (1) board burn across the bear head patch on the right shoulder, then the not so obvious (2) the loose thread of the "Y" on the nameplate, it can be clearly seen on the photo and the jersey.

Right Sleeve - Over 30+ team repairs, its just silly, it could be more. Most of the repairs just blend into many huge clumps of repairs, the sleeve is almost solid with repairs. Also, burns, stick marks and elastic cuffs.

Left Sleeve - Over 30+ repairs again, It all depends on how you count them. Repairs bleed into other repairs making huge repairs. Stick marks, burns and elastic cuffs.

Front - Repair on the "V" collar, 3 repairs towards the hem, heavy pilling on the bottom knit hem stripe. Some stick marks and burns.

Back - Again you can see were the 77-78 nameplate was, there are 4 repairs below the nameplate showing evidence of this, it was then stripped off for the 78-79 preseason, then a new nameplate was added for the 78-79 regular season. The gold tackle twill in the name is sewn on identical as the numbers with a 2 cm width zigzag stitch. The White tackle twill is sewn in a tighter zigzag stitch. The name and nameplate do show fraying. 21 team repairs on the back.

Fight Strap - Double garter belt style fight strap.

Inside - Very nice interior pilling throughout the whole jersey.

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