Wrigley Field - Chicago Cubs - Mini Wooden "Souvenir" Baseball Bat (MLB Cooperstown) STOCK:In Stock (Please allow up to 1 week to ship) Tracing their origins back to PBAB060486

Name: Wrigley Field - Chicago Cubs - Mini Wooden "Souvenir" Baseball Bat (MLB Cooperstown) STOCK:In Stock (Please allow up to 1 week to ship) Tracing their origins back to PBAB060486
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 8374157468
Price: 26.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.381600000000001 (29 reviews)

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Wrigley Field Chicago Cubs Mini Wooden "Souvenir" Baseball Bat (MLB Cooperstown) STOCK:In Stock (Please allow up to 1 week to ship) Tracing their origins back to PBAB060486 Tracing their origins back to the 1930s His work aims to recapture that part of our childhood Finish: Clear Coat of Urethane Introducing our mini souvenir baseball bat the perfect memento for any baseball fan

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