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1958-59 Parkhurst Hockey Card #24 Ian Cushenan Montreal Canadiens NHL Vintage Paul McCartney and Wings some slight corner and edge The Dogs of War

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1958 59 Parkhurst Hockey Card #24 Ian Cushenan Montreal Canadiens NHL Vintage Paul McCartney and Wings some slight corner and edge The Dogs of War some slight corner and edge wear otherwise little to no handling wear Vintage 1970 World Hockey Championship collectibles from tournament that was rescheduled to be played in Europe instead of Canada because of player eligibility Please have a look at all our other vintage historical memorabilia Listed condition is not professionally graded

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