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1941 Golf Medal Empire Day Charity Golf Tournament Maple Leaf Fund War Effort NOT EBAY Story Title: Thrilling True Story Color:Royal

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1941 Golf Medal Empire Day Charity Golf Tournament Maple Leaf Fund War Effort NOT EBAY Story Title: Thrilling True Story Color:Royal Story Title: Thrilling True Story of the Baseball Yankees Publication Year: 1951 Type: Comic Book Character: Babe Ruth Language: English Tradition: US Comics Style: Color Publisher: Fawcett Publications Genre: Sports Country Region of Manufacture: United States Vintage: Yes 1951 Thrilling True Stories of Baseball Yankees Fawcett Publications comic featuring the 1951 World Series Champion New York Yankees who went on to star for the Detroit Red Wings and is now in the Hockey Hall of Fame 5” diameter Item ID# D26

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