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05-22-2012, 07:33 PM
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Randall,
I dont know what showing the back of the pin means. As we all know ribbons ,bats,balls,trinkets are all interchangeable. I offered up proof that this isnt a baseball related pin and I guess now until Im proven wrong with some new info that a baseball allstar game was played in New Orleans in 1942 I have to believe it is a football pin and to be exact an East West Shrine game pin. If you have something else show me!
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