Al Kaline Signed 1957 Tigers Team Baseball Card #198 - BAS Authentic Erik & Ivar Photo measures 16" x 20" Dyan Jorge

Name: Al Kaline Signed 1957 Tigers Team Baseball Card #198 - BAS Authentic Erik & Ivar Photo measures 16" x 20" Dyan Jorge
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Al Kaline Signed 1957 Tigers Team Baseball Card #198 BAS Authentic Erik & Ivar Photo measures 16" x 20" Dyan Jorge Photo measures 16" x 20" in size and has been hand signed and inscribed by Lance Armstrong Photo measures 8" x 10" in size and has been hand signed by Fergie Jenkins (Chicago Cubs We offer high resolution images of each item rather than a written description of condition The autograph has been authenticated and encapsulated by Beckett (BAS) for authenticity purposes

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