1969 New York Jets Super Bowl III Team-Signed Signed 16x20 24 Signature White Photo (JSA) ATL visit our Frequently Asked Questions

Name: 1969 New York Jets Super Bowl III Team-Signed Signed 16x20 24 Signature White Photo (JSA) ATL visit our Frequently Asked Questions
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SKU: 79066137881
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1969 New York Jets Super Bowl III Team Signed Signed 16x20 24 Signature White Photo (JSA) ATL visit our Frequently Asked Questions visit our Frequently Asked Questions page Includes a Certificate of Authenticity from JSA Joe Namath Don Maynard Matt Snell Emerson Boozer John Schmitt Ralph Baker Gerry Philbin Babe Parilli Bill Mathis Paul Rochester Paul Crane Bill Baird Pete Lammons Dave Herman Mike D'Amato Randy Beverly Al Atkinson Cornell Gordon Jim Hudson Jeff Richardson Jim Richards Earl Christy Mike Stromberg John Dockery certified by JSA and authenticity guaranteed by RSA

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