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Official full ticket for the Coupe de France Fi…

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Lille O.S.C - Red Star O.A. Official full ticket for the Coupe de France Final on May 26 1946 at the Stade de Colombes. Lillois win 4-2. Mint condition.

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Lille O.S.C - Red Star O.A. Official full ticket for the Coupe de France Final on May 26 1946 at the Stade de Colombes. Lillois win 4-2. Mint condition.

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