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1956 Yogi Berra Signed New York Yankees Photo Holding Record HR Ball Autographed Love and Laughter No rips or tears but R2 - L5

Name: 1956 Yogi Berra Signed New York Yankees Photo Holding Record HR Ball Autographed Love and Laughter No rips or tears but R2 - L5
Brand: basakdanismanlik.com
SKU: 15564438221
Price: 71.99 USD
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Rating: 4.702 (12 reviews)

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1956 Yogi Berra Signed New York Yankees Photo Holding Record HR Ball Autographed Love and Laughter No rips or tears but R2 L5 No rips or tears but some residual surface paper loss along the entry rip visible from the back Vintage MLB photo postcard with image of and signed by legendary Dodgers Manager Walter Alston Please see photos Please check out our other baseball memorabilia

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