1964-65 Vintage Montreal Canadiens Charlie Hodge Topps Tallboy NHL Hockey Card Canadian This was the first game Color:Royal

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1964-65 Vintage Montreal Canadiens Charlie Hodge Topps Tallboy NHL Hockey Card Canadian This was the first game Color:Royal

Name: 1964-65 Vintage Montreal Canadiens Charlie Hodge Topps Tallboy NHL Hockey Card Canadian This was the first game Color:Royal
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1964 65 Vintage Montreal Canadiens Charlie Hodge Topps Tallboy NHL Hockey Card Canadian This was the first game Color:Royal This was the first game of the New York Islanders' season First World Series for both Mantle and Willie Mays Card number 17 of 110 card set 1964 and 1966 Vezina Trophy winner (shared with Gump Worsley)

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