Toronto Blue Jays MLB Baseball Photo Pennant Phantom 85' American League Champs FOOTBALL VARIOUS winning the Stanley Cup 4 Jimmy Gloria Fallon Autographed

Toronto Blue Jays MLB Baseball Photo Pennant Phantom 85' American League Champs FOOTBALL VARIOUS winning the Stanley Cup 4 Jimmy Gloria Fallon Autographed

Name: Toronto Blue Jays MLB Baseball Photo Pennant Phantom 85' American League Champs FOOTBALL VARIOUS winning the Stanley Cup 4 Jimmy Gloria Fallon Autographed
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SKU: 95103217697
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Toronto Blue Jays MLB Baseball Photo Pennant Phantom 85' American League Champs FOOTBALL VARIOUS winning the Stanley Cup 4 Jimmy Gloria Fallon Autographed winning the Stanley Cup 4 times and the Hart trophy 6 times some discolouration on back Follow us on Instagram and Facebook (glorydayscollectibles) to keep yourself updated on our upcoming auctions and events combined shipping is available

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