Former outfielder David Justice was the 1990 National League Rookie of the Year for the Atlanta Braves. After spending eight seasons in Atlanta, Justice was traded to the Cleveland Indians before the start of the 1997 and spent three-plus productive seasons. In 1999, Justice batted .287 with 21 home runs and 88 RBI as he helped the Indians win the American League Central Division title.

      Justice wore this home white button-down Russell Athletic knit jersey reads “Indians” across the chest in red and navy blue tackle twill during the 1999 season. Red piping runs along the outside of the sleeves, along the collar and down both sides of the buttons. The back of the jersey has “JUSTICE” sewn on in red and navy blue tackle twill on a matching white name plate above his number “23” that is sewn on in red and navy blue. The Russell Athletic manufacturer’s tag, size 48, can be found on the front left tail, adjacent to 2 tags reading “2” Extra Length” and “4” Extra Sleeve Length”, and a separate patch reading “1999”. The left sleeve features a Chief Wahoo patch, while a patch reading “A.L.Central Champs” adorns the right sleeve. This jersey shows moderate to heavy game use with numerous stains on the front and back and comes with a full LOA from noted game used jersey expert Dave Miedema.

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