Rogers + Hammerstein Promo Kit Something Wonderful Album Release Cassette Tapes FOOTBALL PHOTOS "The First True Canada Cup" Color:Royal

Name: Rogers + Hammerstein Promo Kit Something Wonderful Album Release Cassette Tapes FOOTBALL PHOTOS "The First True Canada Cup" Color:Royal
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Rogers + Hammerstein Promo Kit Something Wonderful Album Release Cassette Tapes FOOTBALL PHOTOS "The First True Canada Cup" Color:Royal "The First True Canada Cup" as it was a best on best world championship for the 1st time in history that it allowed any player to represent their team Circa 1972 Atlanta Flames Red Hot Mama Pinback Includes 2 cassette tapes and book with music scores and original presentation box All items in excellent condition with little to no visible handling wear

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