Once a staple of the footballing season, matches involving a Scottish League XI representative side are now a thing of the past.
That fact makes this example of the shirts worn even more of a curio, and it was issued to Hibernian defender John Blackley.
Essentially an alternative Scotland shirt, the white winged collar with insert screams “1970s” and the long sleeves on the navy Umbro creation will have been standard at the time, alongside the rudimentarily embroidered patch crest.
