Hornet - 'Top Cup Teams' (1964) - Card #8 - Real Madrid

Hornet
‘Top Cup Teams’ (1964)
Card #8
Real Madrid

£4.00

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Additional Information

Product Type	Trade Cards
Card Format	Colour
Variant	N/A
Size	138mm x 92mm
Condition	Very Good
Comments	but were more often than not cut down and swapped, so sizes can vary depending on how they were cut down., These cards were originally issued in sheets of 3
Overseas?	No
Country	UK
SKU	HornetTop Cup Teams8

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