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Australia 1955 First Day Cover Archbishop of Melbourne postmarked Maryknoll, a small village, which was a planned Roman Catholic City of God. Badge 1968 VFL Champions Ampol Bob Unused 1968 VFL Champions Ampol Bob Skilton 45rpm Record South Melbourne Hand Signed 2015 Select Champions Silver Parrell 55 Cards Please check our other listings for more covers Medals and other Collectables
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Australia 1955 First Day Cover Archbishop of Melbourne postmarked Maryknoll, a small village, which was a planned Roman Catholic City of God. Badge 1968 VFL Champions Ampol Bob Unused

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