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c1973 Tim Horton NHL Type 1 Photo Buffalo Sabres Robert Shaver Photographer Paul McCartney and Wings 669 in league history Color:Royal
c1973 Tim Horton NHL Type 1 Photo Buffalo Sabres Robert Shaver Photographer Paul McCartney and Wings 669 in league history Color:Royal
c1973 Tim Horton NHL Type 1 Photo Buffalo Sabres Robert Shaver Photographer Paul McCartney and Wings 669 in league history Color:Royal
c1973 Tim Horton NHL Type 1 Photo Buffalo Sabres Robert Shaver Photographer Paul McCartney and Wings 669 in league history Color:Royal

c1973 Tim Horton NHL Type 1 Photo Buffalo Sabres Robert Shaver Photographer Paul McCartney and Wings 669 in league history Color:Royal

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

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c1973 Tim Horton NHL Type 1 Photo Buffalo Sabres Robert Shaver Photographer Paul McCartney and Wings 669 in league history Color:Royal 669 in league history Olympic Gold Medalist for Team USA at the 1960 Winter Olympics in Squaw Valley Photo was taken by well known Buffalo Sabres Robert Shaver (stamped on the back by photographer) at Buffalo War Memorial Auditorium c1973 rip and crease free

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