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1987 First World Women’s Ice Hockey Championship Participation Medal Toronto BASEBALL PROGRAMS Please check out our other Color:Royal

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Duotone terrace — saffron brief on the left, garden-folded ledger on the right.

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1987 First World Women’s Ice Hockey Championship Participation Medal Toronto BASEBALL PROGRAMS Please check out our other Color:Royal Please check out our other vintage books and memorabilia Russ Davis The 1987 World Women’s Ice Hockey Tournament was the 1st major international championship and was held in Toronto listed condition is not professionally graded

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