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Offered here is a lovely 1964 Los Angeles Dodgers road jersey worn by coach Greg Mulleavy an important aid to manager Walter Alston during the team's National League reign in the 1950s and 60s. "Los Angeles" is sewn in blue felt script across the front along with Mulleavy's No. "65" in red felt. A larger "65" in blue felt is sewn on the reverse. Proper Rawlings tagging with Size 40 is sewn on the left front tail along with "Mulleavy" and "64" chain-stitched in blue. Just inside the tail are wash instructions with a "Set 1 1964" flap tag. The vintage flannel appears to be all-original with no alterations and displays appropriately light coach's wear. It remains very well-preserved and the #65 makes for a nice coincidence in honoring the franchise's '65 World Series title.
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