Harry Craft Autographed 1978 TCMA Card #244 Houston Colt .45's SKU #165708 01-24-JPR This is a San Francisco

Name: Harry Craft Autographed 1978 TCMA Card #244 Houston Colt .45's SKU #165708 01-24-JPR This is a San Francisco
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Harry Craft Autographed 1978 TCMA Card #244 Houston Colt .45's SKU #165708 01 24 JPR This is a San Francisco This is a San Francisco 49ers Lunar Eclipse White Full Size Replica Speed Helmet that has been hand signed by Trey Lance An official MLB 1984 World Series baseball autographed by Howard Johnson with 84 WS Champ inscription and authenticated by JSA This is a 1978 TCMA Card #244 that has been hand signed by Harry Craft This item is guaranteed to pass any third party authentication company including Beckett

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