Art Print "Kansas City Royals" Pandr Artist Series - Giclee Print (MLB) TEAM - New York Mets The base ball shown on PBAB060486

Name: Art Print "Kansas City Royals" Pandr Artist Series - Giclee Print (MLB) TEAM - New York Mets The base ball shown on PBAB060486
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 76613060704
Price: 40.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.063 (18 reviews)

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Art Print "Kansas City Royals" Pandr Artist Series Giclee Print (MLB) TEAM New York Mets The base ball shown on PBAB060486 The base ball shown on this page is a thoroughly researched re creation of an original 1914 1915 era Federal League base ball Bank cards and IDs in one side and your favorite baseball cards in the other ABOUT THE ARTIST: Phoebe is originally from Philadelphia and moved to San Diego after graduating college Giclee Print on 230 gsm 60 lb

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