Henry Winkler Coach Klein Signed Mud Dogs Speed Mini Black Football Helmet (Beckett) Magic This is a 1993-94 Topps

Name: Henry Winkler Coach Klein Signed Mud Dogs Speed Mini Black Football Helmet (Beckett) Magic This is a 1993-94 Topps
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Henry Winkler Coach Klein Signed Mud Dogs Speed Mini Black Football Helmet (Beckett) Magic This is a 1993 94 Topps This is a 1993 94 Topps Finest Rookie Card #189 that has been hand signed by Anfernee Hardaway This is an Official 1991 World Series Logo MLB Baseball that has been hand signed by Al Lopez This officially licensed mini football helmet has been personally hand signed by Henry Winkler and authenticated by a top 3rd party authentication company All autographed sports collectibles are limited

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