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1985 Very Rare Released Rush Song Marathon Sealed LP Record Canadian Rock Music POSTCARDS AND FIRST DAY COVERS Cover features artwork of a Color:Royal
1985 Very Rare Released Rush Song Marathon Sealed LP Record Canadian Rock Music POSTCARDS AND FIRST DAY COVERS Cover features artwork of a Color:Royal
1985 Very Rare Released Rush Song Marathon Sealed LP Record Canadian Rock Music POSTCARDS AND FIRST DAY COVERS Cover features artwork of a Color:Royal
1985 Very Rare Released Rush Song Marathon Sealed LP Record Canadian Rock Music POSTCARDS AND FIRST DAY COVERS Cover features artwork of a Color:Royal

1985 Very Rare Released Rush Song Marathon Sealed LP Record Canadian Rock Music POSTCARDS AND FIRST DAY COVERS Cover features artwork of a Color:Royal

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Vault brief

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

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1985 Very Rare Released Rush Song Marathon Sealed LP Record Canadian Rock Music POSTCARDS AND FIRST DAY COVERS Cover features artwork of a Color:Royal Cover features artwork of a skater and a goalie fighting for a puck in tight Each card features a vintage scene of various parts of Canada Feel free to contact us with any questions you have Very rare released in 1985 radio sampler the song "Marathon" is on side A & B and still sealed

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