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1936 Original Indy 500 Program + Scorecard Indianapolis Motor Speedway Racing Concert Autographed on the lineup page Color:Royal
1936 Original Indy 500 Program + Scorecard Indianapolis Motor Speedway Racing Concert Autographed on the lineup page Color:Royal
1936 Original Indy 500 Program + Scorecard Indianapolis Motor Speedway Racing Concert Autographed on the lineup page Color:Royal
1936 Original Indy 500 Program + Scorecard Indianapolis Motor Speedway Racing Concert Autographed on the lineup page Color:Royal

1936 Original Indy 500 Program + Scorecard Indianapolis Motor Speedway Racing Concert Autographed on the lineup page Color:Royal

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1936 Original Indy 500 Program + Scorecard Indianapolis Motor Speedway Racing Concert Autographed on the lineup page Color:Royal Autographed on the lineup page by the Stanley Cup Champion Montreal Canadiens: Boom Boom Geoffrion Considered one of Joe Louis greatest fights as he knocks out Buddy Baer in the first round and the following day Louis enlisted in the Army Follow us on Instagram and Facebook (glorydayscollectibles) to stay updated on our upcoming auctions and events 1936 Official Indy 500 Program with Lap Prize Fund Unused Scorecard

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