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1930 1st Ever British Empire Game Poster City Of Hamilton Issued Commonwealth BASEBALL PHOTOS Authenticated signature by James Spence CS3.17.5
1930 1st Ever British Empire Game Poster City Of Hamilton Issued Commonwealth BASEBALL PHOTOS Authenticated signature by James Spence CS3.17.5
1930 1st Ever British Empire Game Poster City Of Hamilton Issued Commonwealth BASEBALL PHOTOS Authenticated signature by James Spence CS3.17.5
1930 1st Ever British Empire Game Poster City Of Hamilton Issued Commonwealth BASEBALL PHOTOS Authenticated signature by James Spence CS3.17.5
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1930 1st Ever British Empire Game Poster City Of Hamilton Issued Commonwealth BASEBALL PHOTOS Authenticated signature by James Spence CS3.17.5

1930 1st Ever British Empire Game Poster City Of Hamilton Issued Commonwealth BASEBALL PHOTOS Authenticated signature by James Spence CS3.17.5

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1930 1st Ever British Empire Game Poster City Of Hamilton Issued Commonwealth BASEBALL PHOTOS Authenticated signature by James Spence CS3.17.5 Authenticated signature by James Spence Authentication (JSA) comes with a COA Ottawa letterhead and dated June 21 1930 poster issued by Hamilton to celebrate first ever British Empire Games (now the Commonwealth Games) + first major event held at Hamilton's Civic Stadium combined shipping is available

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