1942 August Issue Click Magazine United We Stand World War II VTG American Flag NHL Signed on the front cover Color:Royal

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1942 August Issue Click Magazine United We Stand World War II VTG American Flag NHL Signed on the front cover Color:Royal

Name: 1942 August Issue Click Magazine United We Stand World War II VTG American Flag NHL Signed on the front cover Color:Royal
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1942 August Issue Click Magazine United We Stand World War II VTG American Flag NHL Signed on the front cover Color:Royal Signed on the front cover by Mike Bossy Marlen Walbeck is the winning driver and Dick Trickle comes in 2nd Many articles pertaining to the Military and World War II Please see photos

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