Hal Newhouser, Al Rosen & Brooks Robinson Signed First Day Cover Stamped July 6, 1983 w/ Babe Ruth Stamp (PSA/DNA Encapsulated) Ralph Branca Photo measures 8" x 10" 081422P-19

Name: Hal Newhouser, Al Rosen & Brooks Robinson Signed First Day Cover Stamped July 6, 1983 w/ Babe Ruth Stamp (PSA/DNA Encapsulated) Ralph Branca Photo measures 8" x 10" 081422P-19
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Hal Newhouser, Al Rosen & Brooks Robinson Signed First Day Cover Stamped July 6, 1983 w Babe Ruth Stamp (PSA DNA Encapsulated) Ralph Branca Photo measures 8" x 10" 081422P 19 Photo measures 8" x 10" in size and has been hand signed by Lute Olson (D 5 and has been serially numbered #9 of 10 This autographed first day cover has been personally hand signed by Brooks Robinson (HOF) of the Baltimore Orioles We offer high resolution images of each item rather than a written description of condition

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