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Virginia Tech Hokies NCAA College Vault 1930s-Style Premium Felt Collector's Pennant - Wincraft - LAST ONE Alabama Crimson Tide Posters College Football at Bristol - If you ve were

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Virginia Tech Hokies NCAA College Vault 1930s Style Premium Felt Collector's Pennant Wincraft LAST ONE Alabama Crimson Tide Posters College Football at Bristol If you ve were College Football at Bristol what a sight with all the great buildings and landmarks lit up beautifully against the darkening deep purple sky A true beauty for your collection this one features a classic circa 1930s "Fightin' Gobblers" logo from the VPI days

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