2005 Canadian Baseball HOF Program Autographed Signed Stieb, Rogers + Younker Paul McCartney 1972 National League Championship game Jimmy Gloria Fallon Autographed

2005 Canadian Baseball HOF Program Autographed Signed Stieb, Rogers + Younker Paul McCartney 1972 National League Championship game Jimmy Gloria Fallon Autographed

Name: 2005 Canadian Baseball HOF Program Autographed Signed Stieb, Rogers + Younker Paul McCartney 1972 National League Championship game Jimmy Gloria Fallon Autographed
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SKU: 81446523948
Price: 48.00 USD
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2005 Canadian Baseball HOF Program Autographed Signed Stieb, Rogers + Younker Paul McCartney 1972 National League Championship game Jimmy Gloria Fallon Autographed 1972 National League Championship game ticket played at Three Rivers Stadium in Pittsburgh Includes: Lionheart or discolouration We do combined shipping

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