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California Angels 1989 - 1992 ON-FIELD New Era Low Profile 59Fifty Cap AJS-1737 Oscar The Grouch Edmonton Oilers
California Angels 1989 - 1992 ON-FIELD New Era Low Profile 59Fifty Cap AJS-1737 Oscar The Grouch Edmonton Oilers
California Angels 1989 - 1992 ON-FIELD New Era Low Profile 59Fifty Cap AJS-1737 Oscar The Grouch Edmonton Oilers
California Angels 1989 - 1992 ON-FIELD New Era Low Profile 59Fifty Cap AJS-1737 Oscar The Grouch Edmonton Oilers

California Angels 1989 - 1992 ON-FIELD New Era Low Profile 59Fifty Cap AJS-1737 Oscar The Grouch Edmonton Oilers

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

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California Angels 1989 1992 ON FIELD New Era Low Profile 59Fifty Cap AJS 1737 Oscar The Grouch Edmonton Oilers Oscar The Grouch Edmonton Oilers 11x17 Poster Print Framed This hand signed 8x10 action photograph captures Charlie Huddy in his iconic "Faceoff Ready" stance — a reminder of the championship grit that defined Edmonton's golden era Spot clean with damp cloth In 1989 the California Angels thickened the "A" and Halo and they wore this style through 1992

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