Tigers

Dates used: 1966-82?
Inside of helmet: Foam padding
Manufacturer: Detroit Sportservice, Inc., Tiger Stadium
Logo: sticker
Thoughts: This helmet is different from the others that I have because the sticker is a larger cut out "D" and another sticker inside the helmet gives a different manufacturer which can be seen above.

Dates used: 1966-82?
Inside of helmet: Adjustrap
Manufacturer: Sports Product Corp.,
A Subsidiary of Laich
Logo: sticker
Thoughts: Not for sure when this logo changed to the bigger "D."

Dates used: 1972-82?
Inside of helmet: Adjustrap
Manufacturer: Sports Product Corp.,
A Subsidiary of Laich
Logo: screen printed
Thoughts: Again, not for sure when this logo changed to the one below.

Dates used:
Inside of helmet: strap missing, but a different looking inside
Manufacturer: none
Logo: sticker
Thoughts: This helmet has seen a lot of action, but it is different from any other helmet that I've seen. I can't pinpoint the age of it.

Dates used: Never
Inside of helmet: Adjustrap
Manufacturer: 70 Corp
Thoughts: A Duck Billed helmet with a logo that is somewhat similar to the one above.

Dates used: Never
Inside of helmet: Adjustrap
Manufacturer: U.S. Cap Company
Logo: screen printed
Thoughts: A Duck Billed helmet with a logo that is slightly different from the one above. Look closely at the middle lines, and there is no gap on the lower left side.

Dates used: 1983 - Present
Inside of helmet: Adjustrap
Manufacturer: Sports Product Corp.,
A Subsidiary of Laich
Logo: screen printed
Thoughts: I'm just not for sure if, or even when, this logo came out as compared to the three helmets above.

Dates used: 1983 - Present?
Inside of helmet: Adjustrap
Manufacturer: Sports Product Corp.,
A Subsidiary of Laich
Logo: screen printed
Thoughts: Just an orange version of the helmet above. This would be the away uniforms helmet.

Dates used: 1995 - 97
Inside of helmet: Adjustrap
Manufacturer: Sports Product Corp.,
A Subsidiary of Laich
Logo: screen printed
Thoughts: Come to find out, this helmet was used by the Tigers when on the road. The only problem is that the real helmet has a white "D" as opposed to the blue "D" on the souvenir helmet.