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1967 Greensboro Generals Hockey Christmas Card Facsimile Signatures ECHL NHL SOLD_OUT Included is a 1967 letter BASEBALL PHOTOS
1967 Greensboro Generals Hockey Christmas Card Facsimile Signatures ECHL NHL SOLD_OUT Included is a 1967 letter BASEBALL PHOTOS
1967 Greensboro Generals Hockey Christmas Card Facsimile Signatures ECHL NHL SOLD_OUT Included is a 1967 letter BASEBALL PHOTOS
1967 Greensboro Generals Hockey Christmas Card Facsimile Signatures ECHL NHL SOLD_OUT Included is a 1967 letter BASEBALL PHOTOS

1967 Greensboro Generals Hockey Christmas Card Facsimile Signatures ECHL NHL SOLD_OUT Included is a 1967 letter BASEBALL PHOTOS

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1967 Greensboro Generals Hockey Christmas Card Facsimile Signatures ECHL NHL SOLD_OUT Included is a 1967 letter BASEBALL PHOTOS Included is a 1967 letter initialled by Toronto Maple Leaf coach Punch Imlach to Bruce Gamble congratulating him on his new contract 1965 pennant given out at an International Ice Hockey game in Winnipeg Condition: minimal handling wear Size: 9" x 4"

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