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1969 Flyers First Home Game Philadelphia Spectrum Program HOFer Bobby Clarke BASKETBALL PROGRAMS corner creasing and several pinholes CS3.17.5
1969 Flyers First Home Game Philadelphia Spectrum Program HOFer Bobby Clarke BASKETBALL PROGRAMS corner creasing and several pinholes CS3.17.5
1969 Flyers First Home Game Philadelphia Spectrum Program HOFer Bobby Clarke BASKETBALL PROGRAMS corner creasing and several pinholes CS3.17.5
1969 Flyers First Home Game Philadelphia Spectrum Program HOFer Bobby Clarke BASKETBALL PROGRAMS corner creasing and several pinholes CS3.17.5
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1969 Flyers First Home Game Philadelphia Spectrum Program HOFer Bobby Clarke BASKETBALL PROGRAMS corner creasing and several pinholes CS3.17.5

1969 Flyers First Home Game Philadelphia Spectrum Program HOFer Bobby Clarke BASKETBALL PROGRAMS corner creasing and several pinholes CS3.17.5

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1969 Flyers First Home Game Philadelphia Spectrum Program HOFer Bobby Clarke BASKETBALL PROGRAMS corner creasing and several pinholes CS3.17.5 corner creasing and several pinholes along the margins and he was named to the NHL All Star team eight times Newly Staffed By Knowledgeable Hobby Veterans Bringing First Class Service To All Collectors 1969 program for the first home game of the Philadelphia Flyers' season at the Philadelphia Spectrum

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