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1976-1977 Toronto Toros World Hockey Association Viceroy Game Used Puck MLG BASKETBALL TICKETS AND STUBS Bobby Thompson Color:Royal
1976-1977 Toronto Toros World Hockey Association Viceroy Game Used Puck MLG BASKETBALL TICKETS AND STUBS Bobby Thompson Color:Royal
1976-1977 Toronto Toros World Hockey Association Viceroy Game Used Puck MLG BASKETBALL TICKETS AND STUBS Bobby Thompson Color:Royal
1976-1977 Toronto Toros World Hockey Association Viceroy Game Used Puck MLG BASKETBALL TICKETS AND STUBS Bobby Thompson Color:Royal

1976-1977 Toronto Toros World Hockey Association Viceroy Game Used Puck MLG BASKETBALL TICKETS AND STUBS Bobby Thompson Color:Royal

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1976 1977 Toronto Toros World Hockey Association Viceroy Game Used Puck MLG BASKETBALL TICKETS AND STUBS Bobby Thompson Color:Royal Bobby Thompson Gene Taylor The Toros were an ice hockey team based in Toronto that played in the World Hockey Association from 1973 to 1976 where they were renamed the Birmingham Bulls for the 1976–77 season

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