Boys’ Magazine
‘Footballers’ (1922)
McDonald (Tottenham Hotspur)

Name: Boys' Magazine - 'Footballers' (1922) - McDonald (Tottenham Hotspur)
SKU: BOYSMAGF1926-18
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Product Type	Trade Cards
Card Format	Brown Gravure/Plain Back
Size	70mm x 48mm
Condition	Good
Comments	Originally issued in strips of 3, these cards are commonly only seen as singles having been cut apart in years gone by
SKU	BOYSMAGF1926-18

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