1939 Type 1 Photo Toronto Maple Leafs Gus Marker Photographer Alexandra Studio FOOTBALL PHOTOS Stanford University calling card autographed 233875226365

Name: 1939 Type 1 Photo Toronto Maple Leafs Gus Marker Photographer Alexandra Studio FOOTBALL PHOTOS Stanford University calling card autographed 233875226365
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1939 Type 1 Photo Toronto Maple Leafs Gus Marker Photographer Alexandra Studio FOOTBALL PHOTOS Stanford University calling card autographed 233875226365 Stanford University calling card autographed by the thirty first President of the United States of America Herbert Hoover Crozier and Delvecchio on front Cover Please check out our other vintage photographs and various hockey memorabilia Feel free to contact us with any questions you may have

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