1971 Billy MacMillan Signed Cheque Toronto Maple Leafs Hockey NHL Islanders MUSIC PROGRAMS Original ticket for the Special BASEBALL TICKETS AND STUBS

Name: 1971 Billy MacMillan Signed Cheque Toronto Maple Leafs Hockey NHL Islanders MUSIC PROGRAMS Original ticket for the Special BASEBALL TICKETS AND STUBS
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1971 Billy MacMillan Signed Cheque Toronto Maple Leafs Hockey NHL Islanders MUSIC PROGRAMS Original ticket for the Special BASEBALL TICKETS AND STUBS Original ticket for the Special American Preview August 12th 1964 7PM showing of the Beatles movie " A Hard Days Night" At the New York City area Hi Way Theater styrofoam has been carefully cut to size to keep the shape of the box and box has been sealed in plastic 1971 to player Billy MacMillan signed on reverse by MacMillan Visit the Glory Days Ebay store for even more great deals on rare Sports Memorabilia

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