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Green Philadelphia Eagles Design - a striking blend of tradition and modernity. This meticulously crafted emblem pays homage to the team’s iconic green color palette, symbolizing resilience and growth. The majestic eagle, rendered in vivid hues, soars with unwavering determination, embodying the spirit of this storied franchise. Whether you’re a die-hard fan or a design enthusiast, this emblem encapsulates the heart and soul of the Philadelphia Eagles, making it a must-have for your collection. Get ready to proudly display your allegiance with this emblem that’s more than just a logo; it’s a symbol of unwavering loyalty.

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Let freedom ring! Now Philadelphia has an answer to the I Heart NY shirt! Philly residents can now show their civic pride just like New Yorkers!

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Fanart of Rhys Hoskins in retro comic style.

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Grab a whiz wit, some Crabfries, a cold brew & enjoy the game!

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YOU NEED A FREE HAND. IT'S A SAFETY ISSUE. THAT'S WHY YOU GOTTA THROW THAT SECOND DOG.

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The Americus Cardinals operated in the Georgia–Florida League from 1935 through 1938. During that span, Americus had affiliation agreements with the St. Louis Cardinals (1936), Brooklyn Dodgers (1937) and Washington Senators (1938). The team had records of 59–57 in 1935 (3rd place), 58–58 in 1936 (3rd), 50–71 in 1937 (6th), and 65–61 in 1938 (3rd), reaching the postseason in 1938, but lost in the first round of the playoffs.

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