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Souvenir Badge: New Zealand Flag

The photo shows two identical pins of the New Zealand flag. During international events such as the World Games for the Deaf, such badges were usually between different countries. Some athletes and supporters built up quite a large collection!

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Margaret Coutts
Margaret Coutts

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Taonga source:
Margaret Coutts
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SignDNA – Deaf National Archive New Zealand, 022-O-MC
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