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Dave Keon Signed Doug Laurie Business Card Autographed NHL Toronto Maple Leafs FOOTBALL PHOTOS Mike Walton player award for Color:Royal
Dave Keon Signed Doug Laurie Business Card Autographed NHL Toronto Maple Leafs FOOTBALL PHOTOS Mike Walton player award for Color:Royal
Dave Keon Signed Doug Laurie Business Card Autographed NHL Toronto Maple Leafs FOOTBALL PHOTOS Mike Walton player award for Color:Royal
Dave Keon Signed Doug Laurie Business Card Autographed NHL Toronto Maple Leafs FOOTBALL PHOTOS Mike Walton player award for Color:Royal

Dave Keon Signed Doug Laurie Business Card Autographed NHL Toronto Maple Leafs FOOTBALL PHOTOS Mike Walton player award for Color:Royal

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Dave Keon Signed Doug Laurie Business Card Autographed NHL Toronto Maple Leafs FOOTBALL PHOTOS Mike Walton player award for Color:Royal Mike Walton player award for participating in the 3rd WHA All Star game Matting shows some light water damage along the top edge as well as pinholes in the top two corners Keon played played pro hockey from 1960 1982 Doug Laurie Sporting Goods was situated between the main entrance of Maple Leaf Gardens and Alton's Barber Shop

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