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1966 The Beatles International Ampitheatre Chicago Ticket Stub iCert 5.5 EX+ HOCKEY PROGRAMS Date neatly written at top Color:Royal
1966 The Beatles International Ampitheatre Chicago Ticket Stub iCert 5.5 EX+ HOCKEY PROGRAMS Date neatly written at top Color:Royal
1966 The Beatles International Ampitheatre Chicago Ticket Stub iCert 5.5 EX+ HOCKEY PROGRAMS Date neatly written at top Color:Royal
1966 The Beatles International Ampitheatre Chicago Ticket Stub iCert 5.5 EX+ HOCKEY PROGRAMS Date neatly written at top Color:Royal

1966 The Beatles International Ampitheatre Chicago Ticket Stub iCert 5.5 EX+ HOCKEY PROGRAMS Date neatly written at top Color:Royal

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1966 The Beatles International Ampitheatre Chicago Ticket Stub iCert 5.5 EX+ HOCKEY PROGRAMS Date neatly written at top Color:Royal Date neatly written at top of front cover Photo is in Excellent condition: little to no notable rips or tears The Beatles were an English rock band formed in Liverpool in 1960 George Harrison and Ringo Starr

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