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01-25-2011, 04:49 AM
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IMO the felt looks supple and new. The pennants I've handled from that era have less refined felt that has rippling and fading. It just looks too new to me. I've seen pennants like these at the National and I just get a bad feeling about them. They didn't smell old either. Is it possible it was made later to commemorate a class from 1918? We will never be able to answer these questions, but I stay away from these.
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