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Eddie Shack Signed Autographed Group 3 Beehive Photo Toronto Maple Leafs NHL NOT EBAY 2004 Masters Golf Tournament Program Color:Royal
Eddie Shack Signed Autographed Group 3 Beehive Photo Toronto Maple Leafs NHL NOT EBAY 2004 Masters Golf Tournament Program Color:Royal
Eddie Shack Signed Autographed Group 3 Beehive Photo Toronto Maple Leafs NHL NOT EBAY 2004 Masters Golf Tournament Program Color:Royal
Eddie Shack Signed Autographed Group 3 Beehive Photo Toronto Maple Leafs NHL NOT EBAY 2004 Masters Golf Tournament Program Color:Royal

Eddie Shack Signed Autographed Group 3 Beehive Photo Toronto Maple Leafs NHL NOT EBAY 2004 Masters Golf Tournament Program Color:Royal

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Eddie Shack Signed Autographed Group 3 Beehive Photo Toronto Maple Leafs NHL NOT EBAY 2004 Masters Golf Tournament Program Color:Royal 2004 Masters Golf Tournament Program Phil Mickelson Win His First Masters Chicago Blackhawks NHL Viceroy Game Puck Crested 1977 1983 Shack won the Stanley Cup in 1962 Autograph presents well with no fading or smudging

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