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President Bill Clinton Autographed Card Golf Swing Signed with LOA from Museum HOCKEY PROGRAMS Toronto Marlboros vs Niagara Falls Color:Royal
President Bill Clinton Autographed Card Golf Swing Signed with LOA from Museum HOCKEY PROGRAMS Toronto Marlboros vs Niagara Falls Color:Royal
President Bill Clinton Autographed Card Golf Swing Signed with LOA from Museum HOCKEY PROGRAMS Toronto Marlboros vs Niagara Falls Color:Royal
President Bill Clinton Autographed Card Golf Swing Signed with LOA from Museum HOCKEY PROGRAMS Toronto Marlboros vs Niagara Falls Color:Royal

President Bill Clinton Autographed Card Golf Swing Signed with LOA from Museum HOCKEY PROGRAMS Toronto Marlboros vs Niagara Falls Color:Royal

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President Bill Clinton Autographed Card Golf Swing Signed with LOA from Museum HOCKEY PROGRAMS Toronto Marlboros vs Niagara Falls Color:Royal Toronto Marlboros vs Niagara Falls Flyers David William "The Hammer" Schultz is a Canadian businessman and former professional ice hockey coach and player Comes with Letter of Authenticity from the Clinton Museum Store verifying that the card was signed by Clinton in 2009 no visible handling wear

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