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1969 1 Year Contract Between Comedic Actor, Louis Nye & Actors Union AFTRA OLYMPIC TICKETS AND STUBS Blackhawks defenseman Paul Shmyr yells Color:Royal

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1969 1 Year Contract Between Comedic Actor, Louis Nye & Actors Union AFTRA OLYMPIC TICKETS AND STUBS Blackhawks defenseman Paul Shmyr yells Color:Royal Blackhawks defenseman Paul Shmyr yells for help on finding himself checked in an unusual was in the second period of game 2 22 when Boston Bruins Douglas Jarrett accidentally slid his stick through his skates Very good condition: Visible minor handling wear throughout 1968 1 year contract between comedic actor He was am entertainer to the troops during World War II and is best known for his work on countless television

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