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1937 Chicago Stadium Hockey Program Toronto Maple Leafs v Chicago Blackhawks NHL Canadian Signed on an official 1992 Color:Royal
1937 Chicago Stadium Hockey Program Toronto Maple Leafs v Chicago Blackhawks NHL Canadian Signed on an official 1992 Color:Royal
1937 Chicago Stadium Hockey Program Toronto Maple Leafs v Chicago Blackhawks NHL Canadian Signed on an official 1992 Color:Royal
1937 Chicago Stadium Hockey Program Toronto Maple Leafs v Chicago Blackhawks NHL Canadian Signed on an official 1992 Color:Royal

1937 Chicago Stadium Hockey Program Toronto Maple Leafs v Chicago Blackhawks NHL Canadian Signed on an official 1992 Color:Royal

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

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1937 Chicago Stadium Hockey Program Toronto Maple Leafs v Chicago Blackhawks NHL Canadian Signed on an official 1992 Color:Royal Signed on an official 1992 World Series baseball Hanlan's Point was home of Toronto Maple Leafs Baseball Team and Site of Babe Ruth's 1st Pro Home Run 1937 at Chicago Stadium program for the Chicago Black Hawks and the Toronto Maple Leafs Numerous Hall of Famers in Lineup

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