Joseph C. McCarthy Signed 2x5 Cut (PSA) - Royal Air Force WWII - Lancaster Dak Prescott Hand-signed and inscribed on the Dyan Jorge

Name: Joseph C. McCarthy Signed 2x5 Cut (PSA) - Royal Air Force WWII - Lancaster Dak Prescott Hand-signed and inscribed on the Dyan Jorge
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SKU: 10217246566
Price: 59.00 USD
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Joseph C. McCarthy Signed 2x5 Cut (PSA) Royal Air Force WWII Lancaster Dak Prescott Hand signed and inscribed on the Dyan Jorge Hand signed and inscribed on the inside title page by John Henry Johnson (D Robert Scott We offer high resolution images of each item rather than a written description of condition Autograph has been authenticated and encapsulated by PSA DNA for authenticity purposes

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