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No squeak balls
Color: A.Green+Orange
They don’t squeak. They bounce much either.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2026
SONG PARADE Magazine (August 1942)
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SONG PARADE Magazine (August 1942)Description Experience history with SONG PARADE Magazine's August 1942 issue. This magazine covers the hit songs of the time, with lyrics, photographic articles, advertisements, and more. Provenance Personal Collection of Chelius Carter Condition Report Fair Good Excellent This magazine is in good, complete condition; however, it was folded in half.
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