1. FC Nürnberg, Nuremberg, currently play in the 2. Bundesliga and trace their origins to 4 May 1900. Walkouts lists signed football shirts and related memorabilia that document the club’s long domestic record, from early regional titles to modern cup successes, and offers both collectors' retail releases and rarer player-issue items.
The team secured its first national crown in 1920 and has a layered history across regional leagues, the pre-Bundesliga era and the national competition, including a single top-flight Bundesliga title and multiple cup wins; the club has lifted the cup on notable occasions and remains known for its four DFB-Pokal successes, often highlighted by collectors as DFB-Pokal four times. Since 1963 the side have played at the Max-Morlock-Stadion, a familiar name for supporters, and the organisation also runs boxing, handball and ice hockey sections. The IFFHS ranks the club 501 in its club listings.
Signed retail shirts are a major focus for many buyers, with early fanshop runs and limited pressings attracting attention because of small production numbers and distinct badge details. Provenance is especially important, with 2007 cup-final shirts frequently cited by dealers and enthusiasts as prized pieces; fielding clear ownership history helps resale and exhibition, and many sellers describe production codes and press-run numbers in listings.
Kit supply eras matter to provenance and attribution. Nürnberg garments are commonly separated into Adidas, Uhlsport and Hummel periods, and experts study sleeve styles, stitching codes and badge variants to confirm retail versus match use. Derby provenance is another common cue, the Franconian derby against Greuther Fürth often producing shirts with extra local interest and documented match-day provenance.
Specific seasons drive collector demand, notably the 1967-68 title season, the 2006-07 DFB-Pokal trophy campaign and the 2017-18 2. Bundesliga promotion, each sought for its on-pitch narrative and unique pressings. Shirts from title and cup campaigns commonly bear distinctive competition patches, short-run commemorative crests and event-specific printing that make authenticated retail pieces and player-issued variants particularly desirable to curators and museums.
Anniversary releases since 1970 are regularly collected, including the Centenary 2000 commemorative crest, a 2015 badge-detail release and a 2020 120 Jahre commemorative mark, often issued in constrained quantities; many original retail editions from those drops are traded with a COA to confirm signatures and provenance, and Centenary 2000 editions in good condition continue to be reference pieces for condition and rarity assessments.
The away catalogue has its own highlights, for example the 2006-07 white away shirt linked to the club’s DFB-Pokal success, and classic campaigns such as 1967-68 and the 2006-07 cup run appear together on specialist want lists; collectors target the white away shirt variants, authenticated patches and match-day photos as corroboration, and final purchases through Walkouts should reference seasons and match details to ensure clear provenance.