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Image of Seattle Supersonics World Champs green T-shirt, 1979
2021.78.1
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Seattle Supersonics World Champs green T-shirt, 1979

This shirt celebrates the Seattle Supersonics championship win in 1979. According to the donor, this was the last one left at Bartell Drugs in the University District.
ID Number: 2021.78.1
Date: 1979
Physical Description: 1 T-Shirt; cotton; 24.5 in.H x 26.5 in.W
Credit: MOHAI, 2021.78.1
Subjects: Sports, Clothing and Dress, Retail and Department Stores

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