Cal Ripken Jr. Autographed Official 2001 All Star Logo MLB Game Baseball Baltimore Orioles #15/19 Steiner & MLB Holo #MR028563 inhouseCurrent This is a Framed 7x10

Name: Cal Ripken Jr. Autographed Official 2001 All Star Logo MLB Game Baseball Baltimore Orioles #15/19 Steiner & MLB Holo #MR028563 inhouseCurrent This is a Framed 7x10
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Cal Ripken Jr. Autographed Official 2001 All Star Logo MLB Game Baseball Baltimore Orioles #15 19 Steiner & MLB Holo #MR028563 inhouseCurrent This is a Framed 7x10 This is a Framed 7x10 Magazine Page Photo Angels and Rangers This is an Official 2001 All Star Logo MLB Game Baseball that has been hand signed by Cal Ripken Jr This is a limited edition item that has been serial numbered #15 19

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