Auburn Tiger 1957 Whipping of Alabama Black and White Photo septnew Perfect for all fans Frame:small Mahogany with Coin

Name: Auburn Tiger 1957 Whipping of Alabama Black and White Photo septnew Perfect for all fans Frame:small Mahogany with Coin
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SKU: 71249106694
Price: 35.00 USD
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Auburn Tiger 1957 Whipping of Alabama Black and White Photo septnew Perfect for all fans Frame:small Mahogany with Coin Perfect for all fans Remember where Auburn football greats and traditions began Framed and matted photo with or without coins measures approximately 17x16 and is available in classic walnut or dark mahogany Reflect on all the exciting football games in Auburn's past with this black and white photo of the 1957 Iron Bowl

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