1967-1968 Montreal Canadiens NHL Game Used Puck Art Ross Converse CCM Tyler Tom Connors Reprint of NFL program Nov Color:Royal

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1967-1968 Montreal Canadiens NHL Game Used Puck Art Ross Converse CCM Tyler Tom Connors Reprint of NFL program Nov Color:Royal

Name: 1967-1968 Montreal Canadiens NHL Game Used Puck Art Ross Converse CCM Tyler Tom Connors Reprint of NFL program Nov Color:Royal
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1967 1968 Montreal Canadiens NHL Game Used Puck Art Ross Converse CCM Tyler Tom Connors Reprint of NFL program Nov Color:Royal Reprint of NFL program Nov 25th Produced in 1955 by Sherry T NHL game used Art Ross Converse puck obtained from former player small piece missing from reverse logo

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