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Philadelphia Ramblers hockey logo, Pennsylvania, 1955–1964

Philadelphia Ramblers

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania1955–1964

Order classic Philadelphia Ramblers tees and hoodies. The Ramblers joined the EHL in 1955, reached the league finals in 1957 and counted future Montreal and Minnesota defenseman Ted Harris and the legendary John Brophy among their alumni. Celebrate Philadelphia's EHL era by browsing all of our Ramblers gear, then read the team history below. We're a small business bringing the logos and stories of long-lost hockey teams back.

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Philadelphia Ramblers Bell Hoodie in red with the white round crest with a Liberty Bell and script on the front Philadelphia Ramblers Bell Hoodie in red with the white round crest with a Liberty Bell and script on the front
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Philadelphia Ramblers T-Shirt in red with the white Liberty Bell round logo with script name on the front Philadelphia Ramblers T-Shirt in red with the white Liberty Bell round logo with script name on the front
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Philadelphia Ramblers T-Shirt (Lightweight) in red with the round white bell badge with script lettering on the front Philadelphia Ramblers T-Shirt (Lightweight) in red with the round white bell badge with script lettering on the front
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Philadelphia Ramblers History

The Philadelphia Ramblers of the EHL were founded in 1955, using the name of a former AHL franchise in the city. They were never extremely successful on the ice, although they did reach the EHL championship game in 1957. After the 1963-64 season, the club packed up and relocated to Cherry Hill, NJ, a few miles across the Delaware River, to become the Jersey Devils. Ted Harris, who went on to have a long NHL career in Monteal and Minnesota, and John Brophy, an EHL great and former Toronto head coach, are two of the Ramblers' most notable alumni.

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