Dutch Leonard Autographed Official Johnny Mac's Baseball Boston Red Sox, Detroit Tigers "With Best Wishes To Mike" Died 1952 PSA/DNA #F15855 colts The ball is hand signed

Name: Dutch Leonard Autographed Official Johnny Mac's Baseball Boston Red Sox, Detroit Tigers "With Best Wishes To Mike" Died 1952 PSA/DNA #F15855 colts The ball is hand signed
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Dutch Leonard Autographed Official Johnny Mac's Baseball Boston Red Sox, Detroit Tigers "With Best Wishes To Mike" Died 1952 PSA DNA #F15855 colts The ball is hand signed The ball is hand signed by a current or former MLB player you can rest assured in the superior quality and veracity of whatever you receive This is an Official Johnny Mac's Baseball that has been hand signed by Dutch Leonard This item was inscribed "With Best Wishes To Mike

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