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1975 Led Zeppelin PSA Graded PR 1 Earls Court Arena London England Ticket Stub FOOTBALL PROGRAMS 1963 Type 1 Ringo Starr The Dogs of War

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1975 Led Zeppelin PSA Graded PR 1 Earls Court Arena London England Ticket Stub FOOTBALL PROGRAMS 1963 Type 1 Ringo Starr The Dogs of War 1963 Type 1 Ringo Starr "Big Night Out" Promotional Photo The original owner’s name is written in pen on the inside of the purse flap Noted critic and film director Tony Palmer stated at the time in The Observer that no group in history had ever attracted such an audience in Britain but due to unprecedented public demand (tickets for the three shows sold out within just four hours)

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