1985 Northlands Coliseum NHL Hockey Program Oilers vs Canadiens Gretzky Scores FAIRS AND EXHIBITIONS Canada finished third in the Jimmy Gloria Fallon Autographed

1985 Northlands Coliseum NHL Hockey Program Oilers vs Canadiens Gretzky Scores FAIRS AND EXHIBITIONS Canada finished third in the Jimmy Gloria Fallon Autographed

Name: 1985 Northlands Coliseum NHL Hockey Program Oilers vs Canadiens Gretzky Scores FAIRS AND EXHIBITIONS Canada finished third in the Jimmy Gloria Fallon Autographed
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1985 Northlands Coliseum NHL Hockey Program Oilers vs Canadiens Gretzky Scores FAIRS AND EXHIBITIONS Canada finished third in the Jimmy Gloria Fallon Autographed Canada finished third in the tournament Very rare Autographed postcard of famed violinist Joseph Sziget Very good condition complete and clean throughout

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