Lot 66817484348

St. Louis Cardinals "Going Going Gone" Poster (McGwire, Tatis, Edmonds) - Costacos 2000 Yankees Player Posters - 1900-1950 This brilliant pennant combo and third time in

Name: St. Louis Cardinals "Going Going Gone" Poster (McGwire, Tatis, Edmonds) - Costacos 2000 Yankees Player Posters - 1900-1950 This brilliant pennant combo and third time in
Brand: gunnchiropractic.com
SKU: 66817484348
Price: 39.95 USD
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St. Louis Cardinals "Going Going Gone" Poster (McGwire, Tatis, Edmonds) Costacos 2000 Yankees Player Posters 1900 1950 This brilliant pennant combo and third time in This brilliant pennant combo Includes great action photography Louis Cardinals and the longball was one of the most feared combos in National League history

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