Anglo Confectionery
‘World Cup 1970’
Card #39
Dangerous Players/Matt Busby

Name: Anglo Confectionery - 'World Cup 1970' - Card #39 - Dangerous Players/Matt Busby
SKU: AMGLOCONWORLDCUP70-39
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Product Type	Trade Cards
Card Format	Colour
Variant	N/A
Size	77mm x 56mm
Condition	Good
Comments	N/A
Overseas?	No
Country	UK
SKU	AMGLOCONWORLDCUP70-39

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