Herman Reich Autographed Official 1997 All Star Game Logo Baseball Chicago Cubs "Cubs '49" Beckett BAS QR #BM25405 vintage This is a George Burke

Name: Herman Reich Autographed Official 1997 All Star Game Logo Baseball Chicago Cubs "Cubs '49" Beckett BAS QR #BM25405 vintage This is a George Burke
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SKU: 52133803534
Price: 99.00 USD
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Herman Reich Autographed Official 1997 All Star Game Logo Baseball Chicago Cubs "Cubs '49" Beckett BAS QR #BM25405 vintage This is a George Burke This is a George Burke 4x6 Photo that has been hand signed by Phil Haugstad A collegiate style white custom replica football jersey autographed by Isaiah Foskey and authenticated by JSA This is an Official 1997 All Star Game Logo Baseball that has been hand signed by Herman Reich This item was inscribed "Cubs '49

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