Auburn Tigers Cliff Hare Stadium 1950's Vintage Framed Photo Frame:Walnut without Coin Alabama during the 1957 National Frame:small Mahogany with Coin

Name: Auburn Tigers Cliff Hare Stadium 1950's Vintage Framed Photo Frame:Walnut without Coin Alabama during the 1957 National Frame:small Mahogany with Coin
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 76571499622
Price: 35.00 USD
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Auburn Tigers Cliff Hare Stadium 1950's Vintage Framed Photo Frame:Walnut without Coin Alabama during the 1957 National Frame:small Mahogany with Coin Alabama during the 1957 National Championship season is an excellent piece for any Auburn sports fan and large framed and matted photo with or without coins measures approximately 30x25 Dimensions: Unframed Matted Photo measures 11x14 Please allow additional time to receive your piece

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