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Mail Order Accepted on All Guests New England’s Best Sports Memorabilia Event! The Greater Boston Sports Collectors Club Presents The 34th Annual GBSCC Sports Card and Memorabilia Show November 1, 2 & 3 at the Shriner’s Auditorium Exit 39 off Rt. 93 Wilmington, MA Friday 12-7 pm Saturday 9-5 pm Sunday 9-3 pm Admissions: $10.00 Adult / Seniors 65+ and under 10 FREE!! AUTOGRAPH GUESTS SCHEDULED TO APPEAR PATRICE BRAD FRANK CLAY CARLTON STEVE RAY PHIL KEN ANDRE BERGERON MARCHAND VIOLA HARBOR RICH CAMARILLO FISK GARVEY BOURQUE ESPOSITO HODGE TIPPETT PATRIOTS PRO BOWL BRUINS SC CHAMP BRUINS SC CHAMP CY YOUNG BACHELORETTE: BACHELOR (In conjunction with Your (In conjunction with Your MLB HOF MLB MVP IN PARADISE & FORMER NEW NHL HOF NHL HOF 2X SC CHAMP NFL HOF & ANNIVERSARY TEAM Sports Memorabilia Store) Sports Memorabilia Store) & WS MVP ENGLAND PATRIOT DAVE BILLY CURT RONNIE JIM ROMAN ROD DON JOHN ADAM THURMAN THOMAS MOREHEAD ROHR SCHILLING LIPPETT RICE PHIFER CAREW MARCOTTE BUCYK OATES 1967 IMPOSSIBLE 1967 IMPOSSIBLE NFL HOF 2X WS CHAMP PATRIOTS MLB HOF 3X SB CHAMP MLB HOF BRUINS SC CHAMP NHL HOF NHL HOF DREAM DREAM GORDON ERIK FRED LEE BRETT DOUG LAWRENCE TY MARK BUTCH BOB HAYWARD ESTRADA MARION SMITH RITCHIE ROBERTS TAYLOR LAW BAVARO GORING LILLY PATRIOTS PRO BOWL CELTICS 4X SC CHAMP 'CHIPS" MLB HOF CURRENT BRUIN BRUINS SC CHAMP NHL HOF NFL & PATS HOF 2X SB CHAMP NFL HOF & ANNIVERSARY TEAM NBA ALL STAR FORMER BRUIN & COACH *Card Grading at Show *3 Blockbuster Days *Autograph Authentication at Show *Over 350 Dealer Tables *Hundreds of Dealers Buying & Selling BOBBY CHRIS MARCEL KEMBA RICH TED J. 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