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1946 Monogram Lobby Card Movie Joe Palooka Champ Heavyweight Joe Louis Photo NOT EBAY This particular trophy was issued Color:Royal
1946 Monogram Lobby Card Movie Joe Palooka Champ Heavyweight Joe Louis Photo NOT EBAY This particular trophy was issued Color:Royal
1946 Monogram Lobby Card Movie Joe Palooka Champ Heavyweight Joe Louis Photo NOT EBAY This particular trophy was issued Color:Royal
1946 Monogram Lobby Card Movie Joe Palooka Champ Heavyweight Joe Louis Photo NOT EBAY This particular trophy was issued Color:Royal

1946 Monogram Lobby Card Movie Joe Palooka Champ Heavyweight Joe Louis Photo NOT EBAY This particular trophy was issued Color:Royal

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1946 Monogram Lobby Card Movie Joe Palooka Champ Heavyweight Joe Louis Photo NOT EBAY This particular trophy was issued Color:Royal This particular trophy was issued to Blue Jays staff member Scott Koch Argos win 2 games total to go on and win the Grey Cup Champ" Heavyweight Champ Joe Louis shown in photo Please see photos

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