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Published 12:03 5 Nov 2015 GMT
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There were no fancy announcements back in the 50s. Canterbury simply stepped in and supplied jerseys to the tourists when their kit was "spoiled" in a previous game [we suspect they were put on a hot wash].
Back then, the Lions travelled to Australia and New Zealand, where they were feted with lavish welcoming parties and bizarre parades.
https://youtu.be/vgVbMEZgIJs
They lost only six of a whopping 35 games. Unfortunately, three of those defeats were to the All Blacks as they lost that series 3-1.
The consolation came in the form of a 2-0 series win over the Aussies.
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