Frank Murray Signed (PSA) 8x10 Photo Inscribed "Area 51" & "Dutch 20" - A-12 Pilot Vinyl Figures This autographed 11×17 photo has Dyan Jorge

Name: Frank Murray Signed (PSA) 8x10 Photo Inscribed "Area 51" & "Dutch 20" - A-12 Pilot Vinyl Figures This autographed 11×17 photo has Dyan Jorge
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Frank Murray Signed (PSA) 8x10 Photo Inscribed "Area 51" & "Dutch 20" A 12 Pilot Vinyl Figures This autographed 11×17 photo has Dyan Jorge This autographed 11×17 photo has been personally hand signed by Sean Astin (“Mikey” inscription) Card has been hand signed by David Justice (Atlanta Braves) please refer to the photos provided Hand signed and inscribed by Frank Murray

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