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12-21-2016, 03:02 PM
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Yea it's so weird. Someone mentioned a laundry bag. Could it be the players lockers were next to each other and they all threw their jerseys in the same bag? I see a lot of photos of those 3 together.
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Cool - just like mine except mine only has 42
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Do you know what it is exactly?
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Have no actual idea what it is but is it possible to be a mail bag of some sort? I'm sure fan mail pored in to all teams and they needed a way to separate, sort, deliver etc.
Again I have no idea but with only eyelets for a drawstring I doubt it was used to travel with. Only kept in one area. A quick google search of "1950's mail bag" came up showing a few bags similar with US MAIL stamped instead of Brooklyn Dodgers. Drew
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I have a US Army WWII duffel bag, stamped with a soldiers name, that is virtually the same thing, with the eyelets. I think the Dodgers used this as a general duffel bag that could be used to store and transport just about anything - clothes, equipment, gear, etc..
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12-22-2016, 05:52 AM
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I'm hoping the 14-39-42 are player numbers. That would be insane.
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