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1962 NHL Hockey Awards Banquet Photo Clarence Campbell Toronto Royal York Hotel HOCKEY MEMORABILIA He was inducted into the Color:Royal

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

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1962 NHL Hockey Awards Banquet Photo Clarence Campbell Toronto Royal York Hotel HOCKEY MEMORABILIA He was inducted into the Color:Royal He was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1972 Frame dimensions: 19" x 16 Image is of NHL president Clarence Campbell at the head table with many other executives Original press photo of 1962 63 season NHL awards dinner at Royal York Hotel in Toronto

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