Jersey Number This authentic jersey will have the number 13 on it. This is the number worn by Wilt Chamberlain with the 1966-67 Philadelphia 76ers. Please note: the player's name is not on the jersey. Quality Construction Authentic Materials. Accurate detailing. Exceptional workmanship. These are the hallmarks of Mitchell & Ness's jerseys, jackets, sweaters and felt pennants. The jersey number shown is normally in stock and ready to ship immediately. Led by Wilt, the Sixers posted a 68-13 regular season record, not to be surpassed until Wilt did it again in 1972 with the Lakers (69-13). Chamberlain's dominance in 1967 brought the World Championship to Philadelphia. His supporting cast included Hall of Famers Billy Cunnungham and Hal Greer. This team is to this day considered one of the NBA's best ever. In the spring of 1963, Irv Kosloff and Ike Richman purchased the Syracuse Nationals. The team was renamed the 76ers and Dolph Schayes became the first coach for the 1963-64 season. On January 15, 1965, the club acquired Wilt Chamberlain from the San Francisco Warriors for three players and cash. The Sixers began to make history! By July of 1968, the Sixers had won an NBA championship(1966-67) and traded Wilt to the Lakers for three player and no cash! Not until the arrival of Julius Erving in 1976, would the Sixers make the Finals again.

Jersey Number This authentic jersey will have the number 13 and the name 'Chamberlain' on it. This is the same style jersey worn by Wilt Chamberlain with the 1971-72 Los Angeles Lakers. Quality Construction Authentic Materials. Accurate detailing. Exceptional workmanship. These are the hallmarks of Mitchell & Ness's jerseys, jackets, sweaters and felt pennants. The jersey number shown is normally in stock and ready to ship immediately. Although he will be remembered most for his scoring ability, in the latter years of his career Wilt's game changed as did his proficiency on defense. With his all around play, Chamberlain's teams became more successful. Following Wilt's 1967 championship with the Sixers, Chamberlain teamed with fellow Hall of Famer Jerry West to win a title for the Los Angeles Lakers in the 1971-72 season. During the regular season, the team went on a 33 game winning streak, a league record. In 1947, the National Basketball League added new clubs in Flint, MI and Minneapolis, MN. The Professional Basketball League of America(PBLA), a loose circuit of twenty four clubs collapsed two weeks into its season and George Mikan of the Chicago American Gears ended up with the Minneapolis Lakers. His arrival began the legacy of Laker championships. By the 1948-49 season, the Minneapolis Lakers had jumped to the rival Basketball Association of America (BAA). In the 1949-50 season, the BAA and the NBL merged into NBA. The team from the land of 10,000 lakes became the first NBA dynasty winning five championships between 1949 and 1954. In 1960, Laker owner Bob Short decided to take his club to LA where the Dodgers and Rams had struck it rich.

Jersey Number This authentic jersey will have the number 13 on it. This is the number worn by Wilt Chamberlain with the 1961-62 San Francisco Warriors. Please note: the player's name is not on the jersey. Quality Construction Authentic Materials. Accurate detailing. Exceptional workmanship. These are the hallmarks of Mitchell & Ness's jerseys, jackets, sweaters and felt pennants. The jersey number shown is normally in stock and ready to ship immediately. Other jersey numbers are available for this style jersey. Quite simply, the greatest offensive player in the history of basketball. From the moment the 7'1' center, a Philadelphia native, entered the NBA, he was an awesome, powerful, intimidating figure on offense. On March 2, 1962 in a game against the Knicks, at Hershey, PA., Wilt dominated the Knicks for an incredible 100 points on 36 field goals and 28 foul shots. The Philadelphia Warriors were the first champions of the Basketball Association of America (BAA), the league that evolved into today's NBA. The Warriors spent sixteen memorable years in Philadelphia. Owner Eddie Gottlieb sold the Warriors to a San Francisco group in 1962. Philadelphia was left without an NBA franchise for the 1962-63 season. A disappointing first two years in San Francisco and Wilt Chamberlain's desire to return to Philadelphia led the team to trade him on January 15, 1965 to the 76ers. Rick Barry, a first round draft choice in 1965, went on to lead the SF Warriors to the NBA Finals in 1967. The team won their only NBA championship in 1974-75.

To order size 46 - 52 click here , for size 56 click here . Jersey Number This authentic jersey will have the number 13 on it. This is the number worn by Wilt Chamberlain with the 1961-62 Philadelphia Warriors. Please note: the player's name is not on the jersey. Quality Construction Authentic Materials. Accurate detailing. Exceptional workmanship. These are the hallmarks of Mitchell & Ness' jerseys, jackets, sweaters and felt pennants. The jersey number shown is normally in stock and ready to ship immediately. Other jersey numbers are available for this style jersey. Quite simply, the greatest offensive player in the history of basketball. From the moment the 7'1' center, a Philadelphia native, entered the NBA, he was an awesome, powerful, intimidating figure on offense. On March 2, 1962 in a game against the Knicks, at Hershey, PA., Wilt dominated the Knicks for an incredible 100 points on 36 field goals and 28 foul shots. The Philadelphia Warriors were the first champions of the Basketball Association of America (BAA), the league that evolved into today's NBA. The Warriors spent sixteen memorable years in Philadelphia. Owner Eddie Gottlieb sold the Warriors to a San Francisco group in 1962. Philadelphia was left without an NBA franchise for the 1962-63 season. A disappointing first two years in San Francisco and Wilt Chamberlain's desire to return to Philadelphia led the team to trade him on January 15, 1965 to the 76ers. Rick Barry, a first round draft choice in 1965, went on to lead the SF Warriors to the NBA Finals in 1967. The team won their only NBA championship in 1974-75.

To order size 46 - 52 click here , for size 54 click here . Jersey Number This authentic jersey will have the number 13 on it. This is the number worn by Wilt Chamberlain with the 1961-62 San Francisco Warriors. Please note: the player's name is not on the jersey. Quality Construction Authentic Materials. Accurate detailing. Exceptional workmanship. These are the hallmarks of Mitchell & Ness' jerseys, jackets, sweaters and felt pennants. The jersey number shown is normally in stock and ready to ship immediately. Other jersey numbers are available for this style jersey. Quite simply, the greatest offensive player in the history of basketball. From the moment the 7'1' center, a Philadelphia native, entered the NBA, he was an awesome, powerful, intimidating figure on offense. On March 2, 1962 in a game against the Knicks, at Hershey, PA., Wilt dominated the Knicks for an incredible 100 points on 36 field goals and 28 foul shots. The Philadelphia Warriors were the first champions of the Basketball Association of America (BAA), the league that evolved into today's NBA. The Warriors spent sixteen memorable years in Philadelphia. Owner Eddie Gottlieb sold the Warriors to a San Francisco group in 1962. Philadelphia was left without an NBA franchise for the 1962-63 season. A disappointing first two years in San Francisco and Wilt Chamberlain's desire to return to Philadelphia led the team to trade him on January 15, 1965 to the 76ers. Rick Barry, a first round draft choice in 1965, went on to lead the SF Warriors to the NBA Finals in 1967. The team won their only NBA championship in 1974-75.

To order size 46 - 52 click here , for size 54 click here . Jersey Number This authentic jersey will have the number 13 and the name 'Chamberlain' on it. This is the same style jersey worn by Wilt Chamberlain with the 1971-72 Los Angeles Lakers. Quality Construction Authentic Materials. Accurate detailing. Exceptional workmanship. These are the hallmarks of Mitchell & Ness' jerseys, jackets, sweaters and felt pennants. The jersey number shown is normally in stock and ready to ship immediately. Although he will be remembered most for his scoring ability, in the latter years of his career Wilt's game changed as did his proficiency on defense. With his all around play, Chamberlain's teams became more successful. Following Wilt's 1967 championship with the Sixers, Chamberlain teamed with fellow Hall of Famer Jerry West to win a title for the Los Angeles Lakers in the 1971-72 season. During the regular season, the team went on a 33 game winning streak, a league record. In 1947, the National Basketball League added new clubs in Flint, MI and Minneapolis, MN. The Professional Basketball League of America(PBLA), a loose circuit of twenty four clubs collapsed two weeks into its season and George Mikan of the Chicago American Gears ended up with the Minneapolis Lakers. His arrival began the legacy of Laker championships. By the 1948-49 season, the Minneapolis Lakers had jumped to the rival Basketball Association of America (BAA). In the 1949-50 season, the BAA and the NBL merged into NBA. The team from the land of 10,000 lakes became the first NBA dynasty winning five championships between 1949 and 1954. In 1960, Laker owner Bob Short decided to take his club to LA where the Dodgers and Rams had struck it rich.

To order size 54 click here , for size 56 click here . Jersey Number This authentic jersey will have the number 13 on it. This is the number worn by Wilt Chamberlain with the 1971-72 Los Angeles Lakers. Quality Construction Authentic Materials. Accurate detailing. Exceptional workmanship. These are the hallmarks of Mitchell & Ness' jerseys, jackets, sweaters and felt pennants. The jersey number shown is normally in stock and ready to ship immediately. Other jersey numbers are available for this style jersey. Walton, one of the game's finest all-around centers, was a brilliant passer, scorer, and rebounder. Bill led Portland to its on NBA title in 1977. Walton followed up that amazing year with the NBA's Most Valuable Player award in 1978. The fiery red-head, a 1993 Hall of Famer inductee, holds or shares three NBA records including the NBA Finals single game record for most defensive rebounds with twenty (20). Many players throughout the NBA were never fortunate enough to play on great dynasties such as the Boston Celtics or the Los Angeles Lakers. However, these players still became legends. Some brought championships to their city's team for the 1st time. Other players brought a unique style and flair for the game never seen before in the NBA. These legends greatly contributed to the excitement and popularity of the NBA today.

To order size 46 - 52 click here , for size 56 click here . Jersey Number This authentic jersey will have the number 13 on it. This is the number worn by Wilt Chamberlain with the 1966-67 Philadelphia 76ers. Please note: the player's name is not on the jersey. Quality Construction Authentic Materials. Accurate detailing. Exceptional workmanship. These are the hallmarks of Mitchell & Ness' jerseys, jackets, sweaters and felt pennants. The jersey number shown is normally in stock and ready to ship immediately. Led by Wilt, the Sixers posted a 68-13 regular season record, not to be surpassed until Wilt did it again in 1972 with the Lakers (69-13). Chamberlain's dominance in 1967 brought the World Championship to Philadelphia. His supporting cast included Hall of Famers Billy Cunnungham and Hal Greer. This team is to this day considered one of the NBA's best ever. In the spring of 1963, Irv Kosloff and Ike Richman purchased the Syracuse Nationals. The team was renamed the 76ers and Dolph Schayes became the first coach for the 1963-64 season. On January 15, 1965, the club acquired Wilt Chamberlain from the San Francisco Warriors for three players and cash. The Sixers began to make history! By July of 1968, the Sixers had won an NBA championship(1966-67) and traded Wilt to the Lakers for three player and no cash! Not until the arrival of Julius Erving in 1976, would the Sixers make the Finals again.

To order size 46 - 52 click here , for size 54 click here . Jersey Number This authentic jersey will have the number 13 on it. This is the number worn by Wilt Chamberlain with the 1966-67 Philadelphia 76ers. Please note: the player's name is not on the jersey. Quality Construction Authentic Materials. Accurate detailing. Exceptional workmanship. These are the hallmarks of Mitchell & Ness' jerseys, jackets, sweaters and felt pennants. The jersey number shown is normally in stock and ready to ship immediately. Led by Wilt, the Sixers posted a 68-13 regular season record, not to be surpassed until Wilt did it again in 1972 with the Lakers (69-13). Chamberlain's dominance in 1967 brought the World Championship to Philadelphia. His supporting cast included Hall of Famers Billy Cunnungham and Hal Greer. This team is to this day considered one of the NBA's best ever. In the spring of 1963, Irv Kosloff and Ike Richman purchased the Syracuse Nationals. The team was renamed the 76ers and Dolph Schayes became the first coach for the 1963-64 season. On January 15, 1965, the club acquired Wilt Chamberlain from the San Francisco Warriors for three players and cash. The Sixers began to make history! By July of 1968, the Sixers had won an NBA championship(1966-67) and traded Wilt to the Lakers for three player and no cash! Not until the arrival of Julius Erving in 1976, would the Sixers make the Finals again.

Jersey Number This authentic jersey will have the number 13 on it. This is the number worn by Wilt Chamberlain with the 1966-67 Philadelphia 76ers. Please note: the player's name is not on the jersey. Quality Construction Authentic Materials. Accurate detailing. Exceptional workmanship. These are the hallmarks of Mitchell & Ness's jerseys, jackets, sweaters and felt pennants. The jersey number shown is normally in stock and ready to ship immediately. Led by Wilt, the Sixers posted a 68-13 regular season record, not to be surpassed until Wilt did it again in 1972 with the Lakers (69-13). Chamberlain's dominance in 1967 brought the World Championship to Philadelphia. His supporting cast included Hall of Famers Billy Cunnungham and Hal Greer. This team is to this day considered one of the NBA's best ever. In the spring of 1963, Irv Kosloff and Ike Richman purchased the Syracuse Nationals. The team was renamed the 76ers and Dolph Schayes became the first coach for the 1963-64 season. On January 15, 1965, the club acquired Wilt Chamberlain from the San Francisco Warriors for three players and cash. The Sixers began to make history! By July of 1968, the Sixers had won an NBA championship(1966-67) and traded Wilt to the Lakers for three player and no cash! Not until the arrival of Julius Erving in 1976, would the Sixers make the Finals again.

To order size 46 - 52 click here , for size 56 click here . Jersey Number This authentic jersey will have the number 13 on it. This is the number worn by Wilt Chamberlain with the 1966-67 Philadelphia 76ers. Please note: the player's name is not on the jersey. Quality Construction Authentic Materials. Accurate detailing. Exceptional workmanship. These are the hallmarks of Mitchell & Ness' jerseys, jackets, sweaters and felt pennants. The jersey number shown is normally in stock and ready to ship immediately. Led by Wilt, the Sixers posted a 68-13 regular season record, not to be surpassed until Wilt did it again in 1972 with the Lakers (69-13). Chamberlain's dominance in 1967 brought the World Championship to Philadelphia. His supporting cast included Hall of Famers Billy Cunnungham and Hal Greer. This team is to this day considered one of the NBA's best ever. In the spring of 1963, Irv Kosloff and Ike Richman purchased the Syracuse Nationals. The team was renamed the 76ers and Dolph Schayes became the first coach for the 1963-64 season. On January 15, 1965, the club acquired Wilt Chamberlain from the San Francisco Warriors for three players and cash. The Sixers began to make history! By July of 1968, the Sixers had won an NBA championship(1966-67) and traded Wilt to the Lakers for three player and no cash! Not until the arrival of Julius Erving in 1976, would the Sixers make the Finals again.