Charlie Root Autographed 3.25"x5.25" Government Postcard Chicago Cubs Gave Up Babe Ruth's Called Shot Beckett BAS #14232634 08-18-RSA A professional style blue custom

Name: Charlie Root Autographed 3.25"x5.25" Government Postcard Chicago Cubs Gave Up Babe Ruth's Called Shot Beckett BAS #14232634 08-18-RSA A professional style blue custom
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Charlie Root Autographed 3.25"x5.25" Government Postcard Chicago Cubs Gave Up Babe Ruth's Called Shot Beckett BAS #14232634 08 18 RSA A professional style blue custom A professional style blue custom replica baseball jersey autographed by Eric Gagne and authenticated by JSA This is a Victus Bat that has been hand signed by Fernando Tatis This is a 3 25" Government Postcard that has been hand signed by Charlie Root

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