1960 Spring Training Autographed Official Baseball With 28 Total Signatures Including Curt Flood Beckett BAS #A52652 basketball This is an Official American

Name: 1960 Spring Training Autographed Official Baseball With 28 Total Signatures Including Curt Flood Beckett BAS #A52652 basketball This is an Official American
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1960 Spring Training Autographed Official Baseball With 28 Total Signatures Including Curt Flood Beckett BAS #A52652 basketball This is an Official American

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1960 Spring Training Autographed Official Baseball With 28 Total Signatures Including Curt Flood Beckett BAS #A52652 basketball This is an Official American This is an Official American League Baseball that has been hand signed by Dick Kryhoski Cardinals and Reds This is an Official Baseball that has been hand signed by 28 Members of the 1960 Spring Training There is toning on the baseball as shown

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