Vanilla Ice Signed (JSA) "Play That Funky Music" 1990 LP Vinyl Record Album California Golden Bears Photo measures 16" x 20" Dyan Jorge

Name: Vanilla Ice Signed (JSA) "Play That Funky Music" 1990 LP Vinyl Record Album California Golden Bears Photo measures 16" x 20" Dyan Jorge
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Vanilla Ice Signed (JSA) "Play That Funky Music" 1990 LP Vinyl Record Album California Golden Bears Photo measures 16" x 20" Dyan Jorge Photo measures 16" x 20" in size and has been hand signed and inscribed by Thurman Thomas (Buffalo Bills Card has been hand signed by Vladimir Guerrero and Andres Galarraga (Montreal Expos) Due to the uniqueness of each item Hand signed by Vanilla Ice

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