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1976 Pro! Magazine Detroit Lions Program + Ticket Stub NFL Football Vintage FOOTBALL MEMORABILIA -Album was released on June Some creasing in corners

Name: 1976 Pro! Magazine Detroit Lions Program + Ticket Stub NFL Football Vintage FOOTBALL MEMORABILIA -Album was released on June Some creasing in corners
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SKU: 40867001057
Price: 24.00 USD
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1976 Pro! Magazine Detroit Lions Program + Ticket Stub NFL Football Vintage FOOTBALL MEMORABILIA -Album was released on June Some creasing in corners

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1976 Pro! Magazine Detroit Lions Program + Ticket Stub NFL Football Vintage FOOTBALL MEMORABILIA Album was released on June Some creasing in corners Album was released on June 22 unused with minor fraying around the edges and a small stain on the back Please take a look at our other vintage football memorabilia for sale Feel free to contact us with any questions you may have

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