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For scottvez, During the 1998 filming of the Antique Roadshow in Los Angeles, CA. I was selected to show some of my Remember Pearl Harbor pins and brooches. The series was aired in 1999. Little did I know a photo of the collection would show up on a 2001 Antique Roadshow desk calendar.
The second photo is a large chalk plaque and the third is a cigarette case with the Battleship Iowa on the front.
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