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1964 NHL Hockey Photo Toronto Maple Leafs Stanley Cup City Hall Reception Bower BIG ITEM 3 National Hockey League documents Selected 1st overall by

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1964 NHL Hockey Photo Toronto Maple Leafs Stanley Cup City Hall Reception Bower BIG ITEM 3 National Hockey League documents Selected 1st overall by 3 National Hockey League documents included in this lot Card Size: Standard League: Canadian Football League (CFL) Autographed: Yes Set: 1960 Topps CFL Player Athlete: Hal Patterson Year Manufactured: 1960 Graded: No Type: Sports Trading Card Sport: Football Card Name: Hal Patterson Manufacturer: Topps Features: Base Set Team: Montreal Alouettes Card Number: 46 Country Region of Manufacture: Canada Season: 1960 1960 Topps #46 CFL Football Card for Hal Patterson little to no creasing Johnny Bower pictured alongside Leafs owner John Bassett

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