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1950s Vintage NHL Montreal Canadiens General Manager Frank Selke Photograph LOA HOCKEY PROGRAMS icing teams until the 1941-42 Color:Royal
1950s Vintage NHL Montreal Canadiens General Manager Frank Selke Photograph LOA HOCKEY PROGRAMS icing teams until the 1941-42 Color:Royal
1950s Vintage NHL Montreal Canadiens General Manager Frank Selke Photograph LOA HOCKEY PROGRAMS icing teams until the 1941-42 Color:Royal
1950s Vintage NHL Montreal Canadiens General Manager Frank Selke Photograph LOA HOCKEY PROGRAMS icing teams until the 1941-42 Color:Royal

1950s Vintage NHL Montreal Canadiens General Manager Frank Selke Photograph LOA HOCKEY PROGRAMS icing teams until the 1941-42 Color:Royal

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1950s Vintage NHL Montreal Canadiens General Manager Frank Selke Photograph LOA HOCKEY PROGRAMS icing teams until the 1941 42 Color:Royal icing teams until the 1941 42 season when the squad represented Brooklyn for a single campaign before folding 1963 Ray Purdin Saskatchewan Roughrider star Post Cereal card from box front authenticated by RMY Auctions and was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1960

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