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1974 Muhammad Ali v Joe Frazier @ Madison Square Garden Press Pass Ticket Stub Paul McCartney and Wings Trent Frayne famous sportswriter signed CS3.17.5
1974 Muhammad Ali v Joe Frazier @ Madison Square Garden Press Pass Ticket Stub Paul McCartney and Wings Trent Frayne famous sportswriter signed CS3.17.5
1974 Muhammad Ali v Joe Frazier @ Madison Square Garden Press Pass Ticket Stub Paul McCartney and Wings Trent Frayne famous sportswriter signed CS3.17.5
1974 Muhammad Ali v Joe Frazier @ Madison Square Garden Press Pass Ticket Stub Paul McCartney and Wings Trent Frayne famous sportswriter signed CS3.17.5
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1974 Muhammad Ali v Joe Frazier @ Madison Square Garden Press Pass Ticket Stub Paul McCartney and Wings Trent Frayne famous sportswriter signed CS3.17.5

1974 Muhammad Ali v Joe Frazier @ Madison Square Garden Press Pass Ticket Stub Paul McCartney and Wings Trent Frayne famous sportswriter signed CS3.17.5

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1974 Muhammad Ali v Joe Frazier @ Madison Square Garden Press Pass Ticket Stub Paul McCartney and Wings Trent Frayne famous sportswriter signed CS3.17.5 Trent Frayne famous sportswriter signed NHL Hockey Hall of Fame honoured guest card he is hunted by gangster Shinji (Denis Akiyama) and businessman Takahashi (Takeshi) Very rare January 28 "ramp press box" writen on front

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