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Bill McCreary Toronto Marlboros Vintage Type 1 Photo Turofsky Stamped Hockey HISTORICAL Cover features Blues' defenseman Paul Color:Royal
Bill McCreary Toronto Marlboros Vintage Type 1 Photo Turofsky Stamped Hockey HISTORICAL Cover features Blues' defenseman Paul Color:Royal
Bill McCreary Toronto Marlboros Vintage Type 1 Photo Turofsky Stamped Hockey HISTORICAL Cover features Blues' defenseman Paul Color:Royal
Bill McCreary Toronto Marlboros Vintage Type 1 Photo Turofsky Stamped Hockey HISTORICAL Cover features Blues' defenseman Paul Color:Royal

Bill McCreary Toronto Marlboros Vintage Type 1 Photo Turofsky Stamped Hockey HISTORICAL Cover features Blues' defenseman Paul Color:Royal

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Duotone panel — violet briefing on the left, lime-sealed detail sheet on the right.

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Bill McCreary Toronto Marlboros Vintage Type 1 Photo Turofsky Stamped Hockey HISTORICAL Cover features Blues' defenseman Paul Color:Royal Cover features Blues' defenseman Paul Curtis in a board battle with a Montreal Canadiens' player 1964 1967 Beehive Group 3 hockey photo of Chicago Black Hawks star Pierre Pilote Photographer Turofsky stamped on the back no rips or tears but there is some ripples throughout and some writing on the back as well as photographers stamp

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