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Shirt worn by "Ranger Charlie" on KSTW children's show, ca. 1990

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Robin Lee Nole played Ranger Charlie on the KSTW children's show, "Ranger Charlie's Kids' Club" which aired in the Seattle Tacoma area from 1988-1995. The show also featured a raccoon puppet, Rosco, and a live studio audience of children.
ID Number: 2002.34.1
Date: Circa 1990
Physical Description: 1 Shirt; cotton, polyester, plastic; 26 in.H x 30.5 in.W
Credit: MOHAI, 2002.34.1
Subjects: Mass Media, Entertainment, Clothing and Dress

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