Harry Craft Autographed 1964 Topps Card #298 Houston Colt .45's (Creases) SKU #162276 RSA This is an Atlanta Falcons

Name: Harry Craft Autographed 1964 Topps Card #298 Houston Colt .45's (Creases) SKU #162276 RSA This is an Atlanta Falcons
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SKU: 19846747419
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Harry Craft Autographed 1964 Topps Card #298 Houston Colt .45's (Creases) SKU #162276 RSA This is an Atlanta Falcons This is an Atlanta Falcons Black Full Size Authentic Speed Helmet that has been hand signed by Kyle Pitts A Louisville Slugger Official MLB baseball bat autographed by Marquis Grissom with 95 WSC inscription and authenticated by JSA This is a 1964 Topps Card #298 that has been hand signed by Harry Craft There are creases in the item as shown

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