ROYAL ROOTERS - Early Boston Red Sox HELP! HELP! HELP!

mjm579

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So far the best answer is that the Orange part relates to the "Orange line (railroad)" or "Orange Street" (this is what they called Washington Street in Colonial times). ImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1438909454.132588.jpg ImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1438909465.929679.jpg

The auction is listed here:
http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&alt=web&id=261991737815&globalID=EBAY-US

I'll try to get the item for actual pics and remove the link shortly.
 

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Are you sure it doesn't refer to East Orange, New Jersey?
 

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East Orange is a small city in New Jersey, it is very close to NYC. I don't know anything about your pin though, but I just thought maybe it was possible they may have had a branch of the fan club there. I read a wiki that said the Royal Rooters were disbanded in 1918.
 

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mjm579

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East Orange is a small city in New Jersey, it is very close to NYC. I don't know anything about your pin though, but I just thought maybe it was possible they may have had a branch of the fan club there. I read a wiki that said the Royal Rooters were disbanded in 1918.

GibH, thanks. I'll share in my listing.
 

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