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August 1990 Sport Cover (Dan Marino of the Miami Dolphins, Dalton Hilliard of the New Orleans Saints and Alonzo Highsmith of the Dallas Cowboys) Finish:16x20 Stretched Canvas After getting the winning goal 17896 Stitched front logo Finish:Small Unframed Print Bob Cousy

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August 1990 Sport Cover (Dan Marino of the Miami Dolphins, Dalton Hilliard of the New Orleans Saints and Alonzo Highsmith of the Dallas Cowboys) Finish:16x20 Stretched Canvas After getting the winning goal 17896 Stitched front logo Finish:Small Unframed Print Bob Cousy After getting the winning goal in Game 3 November 1961 SPORT Cover featuring Paul Hornung of the Green Bay Packers

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