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1998 Winter Olympics Men's Ice Hockey Quarterfinal Site Program Nagano Japan Paul McCartney and Wings Vintage 1996 Original Stock Certificate Color:Royal

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1998 Winter Olympics Men's Ice Hockey Quarterfinal Site Program Nagano Japan Paul McCartney and Wings Vintage 1996 Original Stock Certificate Color:Royal Vintage 1996 Original Stock Certificate Maple Leaf Gardens Vintage 1978 Los Angeles Dodgers World Series baseball pennant with Dodgers team photo 1998 fold out program for quarterfinal action in Men's Ice Hockey at the 1998 Winter Olympic Games in Nagano and the eventual Gold Medal winners from the Czech Republic defeating the United States 4 1 before an infamous incident in which significant damage was done to rooms associated with the American team's rooms in the Olympic Village

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