Fred Sington Autographed Official NL Baseball Brooklyn Dodgers Beckett BAS QR #BM25917 Cleats This is a 1974-75 WHA

Name: Fred Sington Autographed Official NL Baseball Brooklyn Dodgers Beckett BAS QR #BM25917 Cleats This is a 1974-75 WHA
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Fred Sington Autographed Official NL Baseball Brooklyn Dodgers Beckett BAS QR #BM25917 Cleats This is a 1974 75 WHA This is a 1974 75 WHA O Pee Chee Card #42 that has been hand signed by Ron Chipperfield A high quality 300 DPI 8x10 Nolan Knows Bo Bloody Lip photo autographed by Nolan Ryan and authenticated by AIV This is an Official National League Baseball that has been hand signed by Fred Sington This item has been certified authentic by Beckett Authentication (BAS) and comes with their tamper proof QR Code hologram that can be verified on the Beckett authentication

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