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1962 Vintage Football Program Fog Bowl Hamilton Tiger Cats Winnipeg Blue Bombers Film 1990 Baseball Hall Of Fame Color:Royal

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1962 Vintage Football Program Fog Bowl Hamilton Tiger Cats Winnipeg Blue Bombers Film 1990 Baseball Hall Of Fame Color:Royal 1990 Baseball Hall Of Fame yearbook autographed on the cover and inside by 2 inductees as well as Brooks Robinson 1950 New York Yankees World Series Type 1 press photo 1962 program for the Canadian Football League Grey Cup Championship between the Winnipeg Blue Bombers and Hamilton Tiger Cats at Exhibition Stadium in Toronto combined shipping is available

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