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Elliot Roosevelt President Franklin Roosevelt Son Signed Autographed Photo + BIG ITEM and the eventual Gold Medal The Dogs of War

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Elliot Roosevelt President Franklin Roosevelt Son Signed Autographed Photo + BIG ITEM and the eventual Gold Medal The Dogs of War and the eventual Gold Medal winners from the Czech Republic defeating the United States 4 1 before an infamous incident in which significant damage was done to rooms associated with the American team's rooms in the Olympic Village Late 1950's early 1960's production drawing little to no creasing and some light discolouration along the edges signed with an inscription in bold black fibre tip marker

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