Ray Lamb & Bob Stinson Autographed 1970 Topps Rookie Card #131 Los Angeles Dodgers SKU #167527 23playoff NOTE: Because each Camo helmet

Name: Ray Lamb & Bob Stinson Autographed 1970 Topps Rookie Card #131 Los Angeles Dodgers SKU #167527 23playoff NOTE: Because each Camo helmet
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Ray Lamb & Bob Stinson Autographed 1970 Topps Rookie Card #131 Los Angeles Dodgers SKU #167527 23playoff NOTE: Because each Camo helmet NOTE: Because each Camo helmet is hand dipped using water transfer technology there may be slight imperfections ensuring the signatures are genuine and have been obtained through official channels This is a 1970 Topps Rookie Card #131 that has been hand signed by Ray Lamb and Bob Stinson Both the signatures are on the back of the card as shown

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