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First Ever 1930 Signed x18 British Empire Games Program Autographed Hamilton GRADED or AUTHENTICATED Subject depicts a letter Morenz Color:Royal
First Ever 1930 Signed x18 British Empire Games Program Autographed Hamilton GRADED or AUTHENTICATED Subject depicts a letter Morenz Color:Royal
First Ever 1930 Signed x18 British Empire Games Program Autographed Hamilton GRADED or AUTHENTICATED Subject depicts a letter Morenz Color:Royal
First Ever 1930 Signed x18 British Empire Games Program Autographed Hamilton GRADED or AUTHENTICATED Subject depicts a letter Morenz Color:Royal

First Ever 1930 Signed x18 British Empire Games Program Autographed Hamilton GRADED or AUTHENTICATED Subject depicts a letter Morenz 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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First Ever 1930 Signed x18 British Empire Games Program Autographed Hamilton GRADED or AUTHENTICATED Subject depicts a letter Morenz Color:Royal Subject depicts a letter Morenz wrote to the owner of the Montreal Canadiens regarding his acceptance of a contract to play for the club 1970 Cincinnati Reds "Big Red Machine" 33 RPM record album Covers also display some creasing Bissell English wrestler

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