Baltimore Orioles Cal Ripken Jr. Autographed Black Mitchell & Ness Authentic Batting Proactive BP Jersey Size L "HOF 2007" Fanatics Holo Stock #218729 MYS_College This is an Official MLB

Name: Baltimore Orioles Cal Ripken Jr. Autographed Black Mitchell & Ness Authentic Batting Proactive BP Jersey Size L "HOF 2007" Fanatics Holo Stock #218729 MYS_College This is an Official MLB
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Baltimore Orioles Cal Ripken Jr. Autographed Black Mitchell & Ness Authentic Batting Proactive BP Jersey Size L "HOF 2007" Fanatics Holo Stock #218729 MYS_College This is an Official MLB This is an Official MLB baseball that has been hand signed by Keith Hernandez Card #198 Pete Schourek This is a Black Mitchell & Ness Baltimore Orioles Authentic Batting Practice Jersey that has been hand signed by Cal Ripken Jr This jersey is Size L

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