3 Dundee FC cards from mid/late 1940's.Reggie Smith - Ally Gunn - Bobby Ancell.
This strip is from a publication from the 1950's. It illustrates the history of the club, featuring things like when Dundee played at Carolina Port in the 1890's, the team parading the Scottish Cup in 1910 and the Dee winning the Scottish League Cup in the 1950's.Click on the image to view and read the details.
Boland & Co in Hawkhill were the suppliers of sports outfits in Dundee in the 1890's.Above are 2 original adverts with a Dundee FC interest.The one on the left is dated 1893, and on it amongst the teams who's kits they supply are, Our Boys.I'm sure everyone will know that later that year, Our Boys amalgamated with East End to form Dundee Football Club as we know it today.And so onto the advert on the right. It is dated 1894, only this time in amongst the team kits, it has, Dundee Football Club.Quite literally Dee history in the making!I couldn't help notice football shorts are referred to as "Knickers" in the ad, and described as being Swansdown.I reckon the football shorts they make these days are "Ducksdown"...that would explain all that diving!Ads - Dundee Ref Library.
A wee seasonal graphic if anybody wants to download it. Click on the image to get the large version.
Defeated Anderlecht players leave the pitch as jubilant Dundee supporters invade it. This was the night of the European Cup Quarter Final, 2nd leg on 6th March 1963. Dundee winning 2-1 (6-2 aggregate), in front of a whopping 40,000 at Dens.Photo by The Scotsman.Tints by GG.
Getting the ball rolling with the DFC Matrix. Depicting all the important dates in Dees history.1893 - 1910 - 1952 - 1953 - 1962 - 1973Click on image to enlarge & download.