Utah Jazz Karl Malone Autographed Blue Authentic Mitchell & Ness 1992 All Star Game Jersey Size L Beckett BAS Witness Stock #211880 8/19 This is a 1987 Fleer

Name: Utah Jazz Karl Malone Autographed Blue Authentic Mitchell & Ness 1992 All Star Game Jersey Size L Beckett BAS Witness Stock #211880 8/19 This is a 1987 Fleer
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Utah Jazz Karl Malone Autographed Blue Authentic Mitchell & Ness 1992 All Star Game Jersey Size L Beckett BAS Witness Stock #211880 8/19 This is a 1987 Fleer

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Utah Jazz Karl Malone Autographed Blue Authentic Mitchell & Ness 1992 All Star Game Jersey Size L Beckett BAS Witness Stock #211880 8 19 This is a 1987 Fleer This is a 1987 Fleer Card #6 that has been hand signed by Thurl Bailey 1995 ALDS Game 4 Ticket Stub This is a Blue Authentic Mitchell & Ness Hardwood Classics 1992 All Star Game Jersey that has been hand signed by Karl Malone This jersey is Size L

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