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1964-65 Vintage Detroit Red Wings Doug Barkley Topps Tallboy NHL Hockey Card Love and Laughter 1974-75 Lipton Soup hockey trading Color:Royal
1964-65 Vintage Detroit Red Wings Doug Barkley Topps Tallboy NHL Hockey Card Love and Laughter 1974-75 Lipton Soup hockey trading Color:Royal
1964-65 Vintage Detroit Red Wings Doug Barkley Topps Tallboy NHL Hockey Card Love and Laughter 1974-75 Lipton Soup hockey trading Color:Royal
1964-65 Vintage Detroit Red Wings Doug Barkley Topps Tallboy NHL Hockey Card Love and Laughter 1974-75 Lipton Soup hockey trading Color:Royal

1964-65 Vintage Detroit Red Wings Doug Barkley Topps Tallboy NHL Hockey Card Love and Laughter 1974-75 Lipton Soup hockey trading Color:Royal

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

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1964 65 Vintage Detroit Red Wings Doug Barkley Topps Tallboy NHL Hockey Card Love and Laughter 1974 75 Lipton Soup hockey trading Color:Royal 1974 75 Lipton Soup hockey trading cards featuring Craig Patrick + Tony Esposito Little to no handling wear throughout and Autographs still present well with no fading or smudging Card number 9 of 110 card set Red Wings finish 1964 65 season first in the NHL but are upset in the first round by the Chicago Blackhawks

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