Ron Greschner Signed (Beckett) Rangers 16x20 Photo Inscribed "Captain" - Beckett Witnessed Swedish Samlarsaker He added the inscription "The Dyan Jorge

Name: Ron Greschner Signed (Beckett) Rangers 16x20 Photo Inscribed "Captain" - Beckett Witnessed Swedish Samlarsaker He added the inscription "The Dyan Jorge
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Ron Greschner Signed (Beckett) Rangers 16x20 Photo Inscribed "Captain" Beckett Witnessed Swedish Samlarsaker He added the inscription "The Dyan Jorge He added the inscription "The Claw" Card has been hand signed by Joe Montana (San Francisco 49ers Due to the uniqueness of each item Hand signed and inscribed by Ron Greschner (New York Rangers)

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