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John Diefenbaker Former Canadian Prime Minister Autographed 1976 Letter Pitcher with a record of 1–11 235847285939

Name: John Diefenbaker Former Canadian Prime Minister Autographed 1976 Letter Pitcher with a record of 1–11 235847285939
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John Diefenbaker Former Canadian Prime Minister Autographed 1976 Letter Pitcher with a record of 1–11 235847285939 with a record of 1–11 Mikita and teammate Bobby Hull were a well known forward duo in the 1960s Feel free to contact us with any questions you may have no rips or tears

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