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1947 Ford Frick Original Photo Introduces Babe Ruth Yankee Stadium Baseball NOT EBAY Autograph still presents well with Some creasing in corners

Name: 1947 Ford Frick Original Photo Introduces Babe Ruth Yankee Stadium Baseball NOT EBAY Autograph still presents well with Some creasing in corners
Brand: niederbergergmbh.de
SKU: 47213156532
Price: 108.00 USD
Availability: InStock
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SKU 47213156532 · ★ 4.6

1947 Ford Frick Original Photo Introduces Babe Ruth Yankee Stadium Baseball NOT EBAY Autograph still presents well with Some creasing in corners

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1947 Ford Frick Original Photo Introduces Babe Ruth Yankee Stadium Baseball NOT EBAY Autograph still presents well with Some creasing in corners Autograph still presents well with no smudging or fading very faint vertical folding crease is visible combined shipping is available Accompanied by an LOA from RMY Auctions

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