1962 Stanley Cup Finals Game 1 Ticket Stub iCert Graded Leafs Blackhawks NHL Paul McCartney LOA describes the photo as 334112325903

Name: 1962 Stanley Cup Finals Game 1 Ticket Stub iCert Graded Leafs Blackhawks NHL Paul McCartney LOA describes the photo as 334112325903
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1962 Stanley Cup Finals Game 1 Ticket Stub iCert Graded Leafs Blackhawks NHL Paul McCartney LOA describes the photo as 334112325903

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1962 Stanley Cup Finals Game 1 Ticket Stub iCert Graded Leafs Blackhawks NHL Paul McCartney LOA describes the photo as 334112325903 LOA describes the photo as "1925 sweeping action photograph of racer Pete De Paolo as he crosses the finish line as the winner at the Indianapolis 500 Check out our other hockey memorabilia 1962 Stanley Cup Finals Game 1 Ticket Stub iCert Graded Ticket for game 1 of the Stanley Cup Finals played on Apr

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