1992-1993 ACF Fiorentina Viola Jersey Shirt Maglia Third White Lotto 7UP M BNWT | eBay
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Classic Football Shirts - This Fiorentina shirt is one of the most famous in the clubs history as it features an unintentional 'swastika' in the design. Surprisingly the shirt was worn 6
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Football kit was once banned for having a Swastika - and it's now worth a small fortune - Daily Star
The Most Controversial Football Shirt Ever Which Was Banned Mid Way Through A Season
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The Story Of The Most Controversial Soccer Kit In History - DMARGE
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Fiorentina 1992-93 Kits
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1992-1993 AFC Fiorentina Vintage Retro Rare Jersey Shirt Away Maglia 7UP Lotto M | #1858766366
Which kits have never seen the light of day? | Soccer | The Guardian
