1953 Forum Sports Magazine Program Montreal Royals vs Sherbrooke Phoenix Hockey Tom Connors 1994 Chicago Stadium NHL hockey Color:Royal

Name: 1953 Forum Sports Magazine Program Montreal Royals vs Sherbrooke Phoenix Hockey Tom Connors 1994 Chicago Stadium NHL hockey Color:Royal
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1953 Forum Sports Magazine Program Montreal Royals vs Sherbrooke Phoenix Hockey Tom Connors 1994 Chicago Stadium NHL hockey Color:Royal

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1953 Forum Sports Magazine Program Montreal Royals vs Sherbrooke Phoenix Hockey Tom Connors 1994 Chicago Stadium NHL hockey Color:Royal 1994 Chicago Stadium NHL hockey player credential pass for the last game of the regular season Normal 0 false false false EN CA X NONE X NONE Beautiful image on a rare postcard of the fortifications constructed on Citadel Hill which has been there since 1749 Montreal Royals (Jacques Plante) vs Sherbrooke Phoenix small tear on page 19

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