History:
Prince Kūhiō, aka Prince Cupid, used sports, particularly baseball, as a way to engage with the community and uplift the Hawaiian people, fostering a sense of unity and pride. His involvement with baseball predates his political career, linking him to the early development of the sport in the islands. He famously sponsored and led the Honolulu Star-Bulletin Baseball Team, showcasing his influence and the paper's support.
Paying homage to Prince Kūhiō and his 1917 Star Bulletin team, OQSS presents the Queen Street Bulletin.
Features:
Poly Cotton
Sewn-on acrylic wool graphics
4 button jersey
Deacon collar
½ sleeves
Custom cut Old English lettering
The jersey was recreated using the 1917 photo featuring Prince Kuhio and the Star Bulletin Team as reference
Individually made
Museum Authentic
In collaboration with K&P Weaver
Made in the USA
Only available at the Old Queen Street Stadium/Hawaii Sports Museum
History:
Prince Kūhiō, aka Prince Cupid, used sports, particularly baseball, as a way to engage with the community and uplift the Hawaiian people, fostering a sense of unity and pride. His involvement with baseball predates his political career, linking him to the early development of the sport in the islands. He famously sponsored and led the Honolulu Star-Bulletin Baseball Team, showcasing his influence and the paper's support.
Paying homage to Prince Kūhiō and his 1917 Star Bulletin team, OQSS presents the Queen Street Bulletin.
Features:
Poly Cotton
Sewn-on acrylic wool graphics
4 button jersey
Deacon collar
½ sleeves
Custom cut Old English lettering
The jersey was recreated using the 1917 photo featuring Prince Kuhio and the Star Bulletin Team as reference
Individually made
Museum Authentic
In collaboration with K&P Weaver
Made in the USA
Only available at the Old Queen Street Stadium/Hawaii Sports Museum
