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1955 Type 1 Original CFL First Ever All-Star Game Photo Varsity Stadium Stompin Tom Paul Wiggin and a group 235847285939

Name: 1955 Type 1 Original CFL First Ever All-Star Game Photo Varsity Stadium Stompin Tom Paul Wiggin and a group 235847285939
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1955 Type 1 Original CFL First Ever All-Star Game Photo Varsity Stadium Stompin Tom Paul Wiggin and a group 235847285939

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1955 Type 1 Original CFL First Ever All Star Game Photo Varsity Stadium Stompin Tom Paul Wiggin and a group 235847285939 Paul Wiggin and a group photo of the coaching staff Follow us on Instagram and Facebook (glorydayscollectibles) to keep yourself updated on our upcoming auctions and events as well as minor creasing in the other corners All Star games continued for three more seasons before a 12 year break

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