1969 Seattle Pilots Autographed Official AL Baseball With 24 Total Signatures Including Schultz, Davis & Segui Beckett BAS #A83609 Bills World Series Champ 1966 and

Name: 1969 Seattle Pilots Autographed Official AL Baseball With 24 Total Signatures Including Schultz, Davis & Segui Beckett BAS #A83609 Bills World Series Champ 1966 and
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1969 Seattle Pilots Autographed Official AL Baseball With 24 Total Signatures Including Schultz, Davis & Segui Beckett BAS #A83609 Bills World Series Champ 1966 and

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1969 Seattle Pilots Autographed Official AL Baseball With 24 Total Signatures Including Schultz, Davis & Segui Beckett BAS #A83609 Bills World Series Champ 1966 and World Series Champ 1966 and 1970 XXVIII & XXX Champion This is an Official American League Baseball that has been hand signed by 24 members of the 1969 Seattle Pilots Notable Signatures include: Joe Schultz

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