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1950-51 American Hockey League Red Book Champions Indianapolis Photos Sawchuk BASKETBALL PROGRAMS MLB + Steiner authenticated (holograms Color:Royal

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1950 51 American Hockey League Red Book Champions Indianapolis Photos Sawchuk BASKETBALL PROGRAMS MLB + Steiner authenticated (holograms Color:Royal MLB + Steiner authenticated (holograms only no COA) "the 1st true Canada Cup" as it was a best on best world championship for the 1st time in history that it allowed any player to represent their team complete and includes some team photos including Champions Indianapolis Capitals with Terry Sawchuk + runner up Cleveland Barrons with Johnny Bower as well photo of Buffalo Bisons with Murdo Mckay Pages are largely clean throughout and unmarked and still attached to the folio

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