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1972 NHL Hockey Ref Bryan Lewis Signed Letter Autographed Controversy Content MUSIC Aces vs Royals The All Star Game
1972 NHL Hockey Ref Bryan Lewis Signed Letter Autographed Controversy Content MUSIC Aces vs Royals The All Star Game
1972 NHL Hockey Ref Bryan Lewis Signed Letter Autographed Controversy Content MUSIC Aces vs Royals The All Star Game
1972 NHL Hockey Ref Bryan Lewis Signed Letter Autographed Controversy Content MUSIC Aces vs Royals The All Star Game
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1972 NHL Hockey Ref Bryan Lewis Signed Letter Autographed Controversy Content MUSIC Aces vs Royals The All Star Game

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1972 NHL Hockey Ref Bryan Lewis Signed Letter Autographed Controversy Content MUSIC Aces vs Royals The All Star Game Aces vs Royals also of note is some very light water staining at the top 2 inch portion of the program the signature and inscription are untouched and as a result the series refereeing became a major controversy very delicate paper with some light creasing near the bottom no rips or tears

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