1969 Inaugural Season Seattle Pilots Autographed 16x20 Photo With 15 Total Signatures Including Jim Bouton #/69 PSA/DNA Stock #1015 Guardians Card #522 - Henry Rodriguez

Name: 1969 Inaugural Season Seattle Pilots Autographed 16x20 Photo With 15 Total Signatures Including Jim Bouton #/69 PSA/DNA Stock #1015 Guardians Card #522 - Henry Rodriguez
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SKU: 68689162819
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1969 Inaugural Season Seattle Pilots Autographed 16x20 Photo With 15 Total Signatures Including Jim Bouton #/69 PSA/DNA Stock #1015 Guardians Card #522 - Henry Rodriguez

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1969 Inaugural Season Seattle Pilots Autographed 16x20 Photo With 15 Total Signatures Including Jim Bouton # 69 PSA DNA Stock #1015 Guardians Card #522 Henry Rodriguez Card #522 Henry Rodriguez This is a framed 24x30 canvas photo This is a 16x20 photo that has been hand signed by 15 of the original 1969 Seattle Pilots Team Dick Simpson

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