Harry "Peanuts" Lowrey & Al Vincent Autographed 1963 Topps Card #13 Philadelphia Phillies Coaches Beckett BAS #11481616 Multi-Signed This is a Sand Knit

Name: Harry "Peanuts" Lowrey & Al Vincent Autographed 1963 Topps Card #13 Philadelphia Phillies Coaches Beckett BAS #11481616 Multi-Signed This is a Sand Knit
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Harry "Peanuts" Lowrey & Al Vincent Autographed 1963 Topps Card #13 Philadelphia Phillies Coaches Beckett BAS #11481616 Multi Signed This is a Sand Knit This is a Sand Knit Dodgers Jersey that has been hand signed by Walt Walter "Smokey" Alston An official MLB Hall of Fame baseball autographed by Tom Glavine and authenticated by JSA This is a 1963 Topps Card #13 that has been hand signed by Harry "Peanuts" Lowrey and Al Vincent There are marks on the back of the card as shown

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