Baltimore Orioles '47 Cooperstown Fieldstone Captain Relaxed Fit Snap Back Detroit Tigers Green Under Interior details have

Name: Baltimore Orioles '47 Cooperstown Fieldstone Captain Relaxed Fit Snap Back Detroit Tigers Green Under Interior details have
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SKU: 16106602711
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Baltimore Orioles '47 Cooperstown Fieldstone Captain Relaxed Fit Snap Back Detroit Tigers Green Under Interior details have Green Under Interior details have been upgraded including all new sweatband Players will wear this new camouflage designed cap during all games taking place over Memorial Day weekend – the 10th year in a row that New Era created a cap specifically for this holiday The Grandstand Collection celebrates the history of Major League baseball from the '30s through the '50s with nostalgic designs and some modern twist High Crown

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