VFL 1955, 1957 and 1959 Collingwood Football Club Membership Badges all to same member number 707 Argentina which formerly belonged to Greece 1927 AUSTRALIAN Pre Decimal A-L 164547791215

Name: VFL 1955, 1957 and 1959 Collingwood Football Club Membership Badges all to same member number 707 Argentina which formerly belonged to Greece 1927 AUSTRALIAN Pre Decimal A-L 164547791215
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VFL 1955, 1957 and 1959 Collingwood Football Club Membership Badges all to same member number 707 Argentina which formerly belonged to Greece 1927 AUSTRALIAN Pre Decimal A L 164547791215 which formerly belonged to Greece 6 Jan 1868 mourning envelope to Bath endorsed "via Panama" and franked 6d brown tied by a partly fine "DUNEDIN" duplex

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