A&BC
‘Cricketers 1961 (90 x 64)’ (1961)
#32
Bob Barber (Lancashire)

£3.50

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Additional Information

Product Type	Trade Cards
Size	90mm x 64mm
Condition	See Images
Comments	The card you see is the card you are buying so please check condition carefully
SKU	ABC1961TESTSER9064LK45671618-32

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