Gallery›Smithsonian American Art Museum›Cane inscribed THE BLUE EAGLE IS FLYING ALL OVER THE NATION, SCARING THE HUNGER AWAY, WE HAD ENOUGH OF THIS DEPRESSION, CHEER UP THE BLUE EAGLE IS IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE N.R.A. NEW YORK CITY
Cane inscribed THE BLUE EAGLE IS FLYING ALL OVER THE NATION, SCARING THE HUNGER AWAY, WE HAD ENOUGH OF THIS DEPRESSION, CHEER UP THE BLUE EAGLE IS IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE N.R.A. NEW YORK CITY
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Cane inscribed THE BLUE EAGLE IS FLYING ALL OVER THE NATION, SCARING THE HUNGER AWAY, WE HAD ENOUGH OF THIS DEPRESSION, CHEER UP THE BLUE EAGLE IS IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE N.R.A. NEW YORK CITY

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