Al Flair Autographed Official Little League Baseball Boston Red Sox "Congratulations Bill & Good Luck" Beckett BAS #BK44483 Team A professional style custom replica

Name: Al Flair Autographed Official Little League Baseball Boston Red Sox "Congratulations Bill & Good Luck" Beckett BAS #BK44483 Team A professional style custom replica
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 18540421835
Price: 69.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1764 (13 reviews)

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Al Flair Autographed Official Little League Baseball Boston Red Sox "Congratulations Bill & Good Luck" Beckett BAS #BK44483 Team A professional style custom replica A professional style custom replica baseball photo autographed by Pete Rose and authenticated by JSA This is an Official National League Baseball that has been hand signed by 23 members of the 1994 Los Angeles Dodgers This is an Official Little League Baseball that has been hand signed by Al Flair This item was inscribed "Congratulations Bill and Good Luck

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