Bayern 70s/80s font

Previously I have shown you a series of collections of numbers on the back of the shirt worn Bayern team at the end of 60s and early 70s era, for today I'm comtinue with Bayern team numbers from early 70s to mid 80s. For your reference, too, set a collection of these numbers is the same design worn by the teams in the league Bundesliga which uses the brand Adidas in that era.

Bayern Munich 1983/84 third kits

Bayern Munich third yellow gold shirts rarely been used on the match....Bundesliga. These 3rd kits was worn only a few games at the opponent ground. Among the game so far that i know against Hamburg SV 26 March 83 and Kaiserslautern 26 November 83.

Design classic Adidas v-neck style a dark green three-stripe design both featured on this all-gold yellow strip.

Bayern Munich 1982/83 kits

Another change kits for Bayern Munich team kits during 82/83 season. It was a classic Adidas trefoil in style, a simple round-collar in white and a white three-stripe design both featured on this all-red strip. Without any trefoil logo om shirt, Iveco Magirius logo printed accross the chest. The home shirt was worn with the red shorts and socks.

The away outfit retained all the stylings of the previous strip and simply replicated it. Also, as with all Adidas kits of the era, the position of the trefoil logo on the shorts would vary from leg to leg.

Bayern home shirt as seen was worn during the Bundesliga, week 26 against Hamburg SC 26th March 1983. The match draw 1-1.

Bayern Munich 1981-82 early kits

In my reference to Bayern Munich jersey for season 1981/82, I came across some pictures showing the Bayern Munich team is wearing this Adidas kit. But so far I have yet to be sure, if these kit was worn in the pre-season match, Bundesliga or European Cup. What you can take note these simple classic Adidas trefoil strip, is a new design for the back of the shirt number of players.

The home shirt was worn with the red shorts and socks while away jersey has the same design, classic Adidas trefoil in style, a simple wing-collar and a red three-stripe design on sleeve both featured on this all-white strip

with red pants, but may also be worn with white shorts.

What is interesting about this jersey is a new sponsor logo IVECO Magirus placed in the middle of the shirt. IVECO word smaller than that seen Magirus too big. Another noteworthy logo on the home Bayern long sleeve jersey, is still maintained with the original logo IVECO.

Bayern Munich 1981/82 kits

Bundesliga 1981–82 was the nineteenth season of the West Germany's premier football league. Bayern Munich were the defending champions in third places on the league table. Bayern striker Dieter Hoeneß new top scorer for the team with 21 goals. The 1981–82 season of the European Cup football club tournament final, West German league winners Bayern Munich was defeated to the Aston Villa 1–0 at De Kuip in Rotterdam, Netherlands to win the European Cup for the first, and so far only, time, and continue the streak of English teams winning the competition, being the sixth consecutive victory by an English side. Anyway at the tournament Dieter Hoeneß the top scorer with 7 goals.

Both Bayern Munich home and away kits similar and replicated as the last season outfit. New sponsor logo across the chest. The home shirt was worn with the red shorts and socks. Bayern away shirts, a simple round-neck and a red three-stripe design both featured on this all-white strip.

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Bayern Munich 1980/81 kits

With the German aces Karl-Heinz Rummenigge the top Bundesliga top scorer, The 1980–81 season of Bayern Munich started with a 3–0 win against Karlsruher SC and finished up as German champions while being eliminated in the 3rd round of the DFB-Pokal and semi-finals of the European Cup.

It was a classic Adidas trefoil in style, a simple round-neck and a white three-stripe design both featured on this all-red strip. Other additional the Magirius deutz logo printed across the chest. The home shirt was worn with the red shorts and socks. The away outfit retained all the stylings of the home strip and simply replicated it in another colour, in Bayern case a white/red. Also, as with all Adidas kits of the era, the position of the trefoil logo on the shorts would vary from leg to leg.

The Bayern long-sleeves above is the change kits, same design as the away previous season. Adidas logo is printed. Sponsor, Bayern name, and number all printed on with a paint based material.

Bayern Munich 1979/80 kits

Both Bayern Munich home and away kits similar and replicated as the last season outfit. The home, It was a classic Adidas trefoil in style, a simple wing-collar and a white three-stripe design both featured on this all-red strip. Other featured the Adidas trefoil logos in white applied on the shirt ( The Adidas trefoil logo had no fixed abode on all shirts on that era). Magirus Deutz sponsor logo across the chest. The home shirt was worn with the red shorts and socks.

Bayern away shirts, a simple round-neck and a red three-stripe design both featured on this all-white strip.

Bayern Munich 60s and 70s font

Just updated the Bayern Munich 1972/1973 team kits today. Additional I'm posted here the Bayern team back numbers font at the middle 60s to early 70s sets for your references.

Bayern Munich 1978/79 kits

It was a classic Adidas trefoil in style, a simple wing-collar and a white three-stripe design both featured on this all-red strip. The design same as the previous season.

The Bayern Munich 78-79 season

saw the Adidas trefoil logos in white applied on the shirt ( The Adidas trefoil logo had no fixed abode on all shirts on that era). Other additional the new sponsor logo by a truck manufacturer base in Ulm, Germany. The company began manufacturing fire-fighting vehicles late 1864. In the late 1910s, the company started production of truck and buses. These company reputation for high engineering standards, able to operate under the most arduous condition. Magirius deutz logo printed accross the chest. The home shirt was worn with the red shorts and socks.

The away outfit retained all the stylings of the previous strip and simply replicated it. Also, as with all Adidas kits of the era, the position of the trefoil logo on the shorts would vary from leg to leg.

Bayern Munich 1977/78 kits

Red have always been traditional home colours for Bayern team. A round-neck version on this Bayern shirt had been worn since mid 60's with the collar added in 1977-78 home kits. A classic 70's style, it seemed a little out of date when compared to some of the new design/label that were beginning to appear.

Bayern Munich 1974/77 kits

It was a classic Adidas trefoil in style, a simple round-neck and a white three-stripe design both featured on this all-red strip. The Bayern Munich 74-77 season saw the Adidas trefoil logos in white applied on the shirt ( The Adidas trefoil logo had no fixed abode on all shirts on that era). The kit was worn for an incredible four years and featured the big adidas text logo across the chest. The home shirt was worn with the red shorts and socks.

The away outfit retained all the stylings of the home strip and simply replicated it in another colour, in Bayern case a white/red. Also, as with all Adidas kits of the era, the position of the trefoil logo on the shorts would vary from leg to leg.

Bayern Munich 1973/74 kits

The 1973/74 season West German side dominated by Bayern players won the World Cup and confirmed their country as the major footballing power at thattime. The likes of Maier, Schwarzenbeck, Breitner, Hoeness, Muller and particularly Beckenbauer were now recognised as some of the best players in the world and they played for a team that, a decade earlier had not even been in their top national league. Bayern Munich had moved in a remarkably short period of time from being a minor German team to being the champions of Europe. Many of the bigger names around the continent looked on enviously, but with their team

dominated by world class players, Bayern looked set to rule over Europe for some time to come.

For previous season, these away Bayern kits were used as the third jersey for the team.

Goalkeeper: Sepp Maier

Defenders: Franz Beckenbauer; Hans-Georg Schwarzenbeck; Johnny Hansen; Paul Breitner; Gernot Rohr.

Midfielders: Uli Hoeneß ; Franz Roth; Rainer Zobel ; Jupp Kapellmann; Erwin Hadewicz; Viggo Jensen.

Forwards: Gerd Müller; Bernd Dürnberger; Conny Torstensson; Wilhelm Hoffmann; Bernd Gersdorff; Edgar Schneider;

Manager: Udo Lattek.

Bayern Munich 1972/73 kits

A collection which was already in my plan, before I've been forces to have a long rested due illness dengue fever a second time. Bayern Munich collection was originally a project for my friend's decals Subbuteo, but I'm added it on my collection from the 1972 to 1978 season.

Started with the Bundesliga 1972–73

champions kits, what I learn the team have three strip. The home still in the traditional red and white stripes, also included the white kits as third kits.

Goalkeeper: Sepp Maier

Defenders: Franz Beckenbauer; Johnny Hansen; Hans-Georg Schwarzenbeck; Paul Breitner; Gernot Rohr; Günther Rybarczyk.

Midfielders: Uli Hoeneß; Franz Roth; Franz Krauthausen; Rainer Zobel.

Forwards: Gerd Müller; Bernd Dürnberger; Wilhelm Hoffmann; Edgar Schneider; Hans Jörg; Herbert Zimmermann.

Manager: Udo Lattek.