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01-03-2015, 12:54 PM
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Jackie Brooklyn Eagle
Paul,
You always do great detective work. I love the story and the facts you have to back it up. Because you see so few Brooklyn Eagle Jackie pins (regardless of the lettering) I would think the newspaper did not distribute as many pins as they would have you believe. Great to see the blog again. Jay Zimmerman 
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