Ted Wilks Autographed 1951 Bowman Reprints Card #193 St. Louis Cardinals PSA/DNA #83826815 Rangers NOTE: The signature is bleeding

Name: Ted Wilks Autographed 1951 Bowman Reprints Card #193 St. Louis Cardinals PSA/DNA #83826815 Rangers NOTE: The signature is bleeding
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Ted Wilks Autographed 1951 Bowman Reprints Card #193 St. Louis Cardinals PSA DNA #83826815 Rangers NOTE: The signature is bleeding NOTE: The signature is bleeding into the jersey This is a 1952 Bowman Reprints Card #246 that thas been hand signed by Jerry Snyder This is a 1951 Bowman Reprints Card #193 that thas been hand signed by Ted Wilks It has been authenticated by PSA DNA and comes encapsulated in their tamper proof holder

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