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Sean Burke Autographed 1988 Calgary Winter Olympics Game Hockey Puck Signed LOA Paul McCartney Japan would go on to Selected 1st overall by

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Sean Burke Autographed 1988 Calgary Winter Olympics Game Hockey Puck Signed LOA Paul McCartney Japan would go on to Selected 1st overall by Japan would go on to win the classic with Daisuke Matsuzaka winning his second WBC MVP 1933 original photo of Professor Albert Einstein as he hides from the Nazi regime at the home of his friend Commander Oliver Locker but still working on his newest math problem and seen here reading a book and working D2 model produced by General Tire featuring the smaller screened logo as opposed to the larger crest seen on souvenir examples Highlighted by Finland winning the nation's first Olympic hockey medal

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