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Frank Duffy Autographed Official AL Baseball Cleveland Indians, Boston Red Sox Beckett BAS #BK44462 10-18 Card #375 - Dave Hengel
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Frank Duffy Autographed Official AL Baseball Cleveland Indians, Boston Red Sox Beckett BAS #BK44462 10 18 Card #375 Dave Hengel Card #375 Dave Hengel RC 1955 Topps #123 Sandy Koufax Rookie1952 Topps #191 Yogi Berra Yankees1953 Bowman #33 Pee Wee Reese1958 Topps #150 Mickey Mantle1955 Topps #210 Duke Snider1954 Topps #132 Tommy Lasorda Rookie Card1951 Bowman #232 Nellie Fox Rookie Card1951 Bowman #32 Duke Snider1951 Bowman #31 Roy Campanella1952 Topps #175 Billy Martin Rookie Card1953 Topps #207 Whitey Ford1959 Topps #380 Hank Aaron1959 Topps #478 Roberto Clemente1956 Topps #292 Luis Aparicio Rookie Card This is an Official American League Baseball that has been hand signed by Frank Duffy There is toning in the item as shown
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