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1946 Edgar Laprade Autographed Signed Photo Madison Square Garden NHL Hockey VTG BASEBALL PHOTOS 2015 between the East Division Color:Royal
1946 Edgar Laprade Autographed Signed Photo Madison Square Garden NHL Hockey VTG BASEBALL PHOTOS 2015 between the East Division Color:Royal
1946 Edgar Laprade Autographed Signed Photo Madison Square Garden NHL Hockey VTG BASEBALL PHOTOS 2015 between the East Division Color:Royal
1946 Edgar Laprade Autographed Signed Photo Madison Square Garden NHL Hockey VTG BASEBALL PHOTOS 2015 between the East Division Color:Royal

1946 Edgar Laprade Autographed Signed Photo Madison Square Garden NHL Hockey VTG BASEBALL PHOTOS 2015 between the East Division 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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1946 Edgar Laprade Autographed Signed Photo Madison Square Garden NHL Hockey VTG BASEBALL PHOTOS 2015 between the East Division Color:Royal 2015 between the East Division champion Ottawa Redblacks and the West Division champion Edmonton Eskimos to decide the Canadian Football League championship for the 2015 season Colts beat 49ers 45 14 1946 Edgar Laprade Autographed Madison Square Garden Press Photo autograph presents well with no fading or smudging

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