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1910 The London Pavillion Program Piccadilly Vintage England Publication Rare HOCKEY MEMORABILIA Photo features multiple-time Norris Trophy Color:Royal
1910 The London Pavillion Program Piccadilly Vintage England Publication Rare HOCKEY MEMORABILIA Photo features multiple-time Norris Trophy Color:Royal
1910 The London Pavillion Program Piccadilly Vintage England Publication Rare HOCKEY MEMORABILIA Photo features multiple-time Norris Trophy Color:Royal
1910 The London Pavillion Program Piccadilly Vintage England Publication Rare HOCKEY MEMORABILIA Photo features multiple-time Norris Trophy Color:Royal

1910 The London Pavillion Program Piccadilly Vintage England Publication Rare HOCKEY MEMORABILIA Photo features multiple-time Norris Trophy Color:Royal

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Vault brief

Duotone panel — violet briefing on the left, lime-sealed detail sheet on the right.

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1910 The London Pavillion Program Piccadilly Vintage England Publication Rare HOCKEY MEMORABILIA Photo features multiple time Norris Trophy Color:Royal Photo features multiple time Norris Trophy winner and Hockey Hall of Famer Doug Harvey defending for Montreal Louis Cardinals Size: 5" x 10" light handling wear throughout

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