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Fern Flaman Autographed 1944-63 Beehive Group 2 4.5x6.5 Photo Boston Bruins "HOF 1990" SKU #176781 soccer An official Major League baseball

Name: Fern Flaman Autographed 1944-63 Beehive Group 2 4.5x6.5 Photo Boston Bruins "HOF 1990" SKU #176781 soccer An official Major League baseball
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SKU: 24685402737
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Fern Flaman Autographed 1944 63 Beehive Group 2 4.5x6.5 Photo Boston Bruins "HOF 1990" SKU #176781 soccer An official Major League baseball An official Major League baseball autographed by Pat Burrell with 2008 WS Champs inscription and authenticated by JSA Card #338 Tom Lampkin This item is guaranteed to pass any third party authentication company including Beckett PSA DNA and JSA authentication

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