Edmonton Swastikas 1916

Edmonton Swastikas 1916
*Edmonton Swastikas Hockey Team 1916
Note that the goalie has a pre-1915 stick which is
wide on one side only - a classic example of it.
They also are wearing Pantaloons as did the Windsor Ladies,
as seen in our Women - Hockeyists photos.

The Swastika is the world's oldest symbol
and was used for centuries by many cultures ...

*Thanks to the ManWoman site for the use of their
Edmonton Ladies Swastikas Team photo seen above.
ManWoman / The Swastika Museum
http://www.manwoman.net/swastika/swastika2.html

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