1966 Green Bay Packers Team Signed Autographed Framed 16x20 Photo With 34 Signatures Including Bart Starr Beckett BAS #AD78728 Vertical Layout Card #360 - Tom Pagnozzi

Name: 1966 Green Bay Packers Team Signed Autographed Framed 16x20 Photo With 34 Signatures Including Bart Starr Beckett BAS #AD78728 Vertical Layout Card #360 - Tom Pagnozzi
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1966 Green Bay Packers Team Signed Autographed Framed 16x20 Photo With 34 Signatures Including Bart Starr Beckett BAS #AD78728 Vertical Layout Card #360 - Tom Pagnozzi

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1966 Green Bay Packers Team Signed Autographed Framed 16x20 Photo With 34 Signatures Including Bart Starr Beckett BAS #AD78728 Vertical Layout Card #360 Tom Pagnozzi Card #360 Tom Pagnozzi This is a San Diego Chargers Lunar Eclipse White Speed Mini Helmet that has been hand signed by Keenan Allen Boyd Dowler This is a Framed 16x20 Photo

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