Gilbert Rugby Ball – Canada Vintage Rugby Ball – Handcrafted Leather Ball Embossed with Team Logo

Price: $54.99
(as of Jun 17,2023 22:39:37 UTC – Details)

Gilbert CANADA VINTAGE LEATHER BALL Rugby in Canada is a sport of devotion and perseverance. Canada rugby, in fact, is a squad with consistent international contention. They have been in each of the Rugby World Cups, and they even entered into the quarterfinals in the first ever RWC in 1987. Celebrate the history of Rugby Canada with this handcrafted vintage leather ball commemorating the history of the Canadian team. Created by Gilbert Rugby using the traditional methods that reach back nearly 200 years the Vintage Rugby Canada ball is made of premium leather using the same techniques that William Gilbert used all those years ago when he made the first rugby ball for Rugby school in 1823. A wonderful rugby memorabilia that makes a great decorative piece for any lover of the game. Features: Leather Officially licensed by Rugby Canada Premium leather ball embossed with team logo
RUGBY GIFTS: A perfect gift for Father’s day, Mother’s day, birthday, or Christmas gift. This wonderfully made vintage embossed Canada vintage rugby ball would make a well received gift for any rugby fan in your life.
TRADITIONAL LOOK AND FEEL: The traditional style markings on our Canada ball reflect back on the history of Gilbert Rugby, while the laced valve opening and leather finish replicate the structure of the original rugby balls. An excellent piece of memorabilia that would look great on display next to your Canada rugby jersey.
GILBERT SIZE 5 RUGBY BALL: The official size rugby ball comes in a dark brown leather. Celebrate the heritage of rugby in Canada with this wonderfully made vintage embosssed ball, crafted in beautiful high-quality leather.
OFFICIALLY LICENSED: Our vintage leather rugby ball is officially licensed by Rugby Canada. Admire our premium leather ball emossed with team logo by Gilbert Rugby, the original rugby game ball manufacturer. Gilbert continues to manufacture leather rugby balls using similar techniques first used by William Gilbert in 1823.