Rare 1946 Doc Graham Signed Baseball Card + Article JSA Jacksonville Red Caps HOCKEY TICKETS AND STUBS Clark to declare the bout Color:Royal

Name: Rare 1946 Doc Graham Signed Baseball Card + Article JSA Jacksonville Red Caps HOCKEY TICKETS AND STUBS Clark to declare the bout Color:Royal
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Rare 1946 Doc Graham Signed Baseball Card + Article JSA Jacksonville Red Caps HOCKEY TICKETS AND STUBS Clark to declare the bout Color:Royal Clark to declare the bout "illegal" Please have a look at our other vintage autographed hardcover books and other publications Doc played in the Negro League Baseball for 8 season including 3 seasons with the Jacksonville Red Caps Please check out our other authenticated baseball memorabilia and photos

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