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Image of Rat City Rollergirls uniform for a player on the Grave Danger team, ca. 2008
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Rat City Rollergirls uniform for a player on the Grave Danger team, ca. 2008

This uniform was worn by Reagan Fritz under the name Basket Casey when she played for the Grave Danger team of the Rat City Rollergirls roller derby league in 2008.
ID Number: 2014.36.2
Date: Circa 2008
Physical Description: 1 Uniform, Sports; cloth; 32 in.H x 23 in.W
Credit: MOHAI, 2014.36.2
Subjects: Sports, Clothing and Dress

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