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True blue fan. Designer Roger Edwards models the Blue Jays Jacket he designed for Shain of Canada. The Jacket, with raised Jays logos on the breast an(...)
True blue fan. Designer Roger Edwards models the Blue Jays Jacket he designed for Shain of Canada. The Jacket, with raised Jays logos on the breast an(...)

True blue fan. Designer Roger Edwards models the Blue Jays Jacket he designed for Shain of Canada. The Jacket, with raised Jays logos on the breast an(...)

Date10/19/1992
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Original Toronto Star caption: True blue fan. Designer Roger Edwards models the Blue Jays Jacket he designed for Shain of Canada. The Jacket; with raised Jays logos on the breast and back; sells for $695 at his Queen St. E. shop. Giant baseball glove (with Edwards' own baseball) is from Pollack Sporting Goods on Queen St. E.
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      ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
      CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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      Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
      Object NumberTSPA_0023305F
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      Aquino, Luis
      2/21/1987
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      Aquino, Luis
      2/21/1987
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      Goode, Jeff
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      Bock, Tony
      8/16/1987
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      Gray Coach Lines
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      Ducey, Rob
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      Bock, Tony
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      Bock, Tony
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      Cooper, David
      8/3/1986
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      Bock, Tony
      8/26/1986
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      Toronto Star (Firm)
      5/27/1989
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      Garvin, Jerry, 1955-
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