1978 Toronto Blue Jays Rick Bosetti Type 1 Press Photo Baseball MLB Vintage Paul McCartney Charlie Hodge autographed type 2 Color:Royal

Name: 1978 Toronto Blue Jays Rick Bosetti Type 1 Press Photo Baseball MLB Vintage Paul McCartney Charlie Hodge autographed type 2 Color:Royal
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1978 Toronto Blue Jays Rick Bosetti Type 1 Press Photo Baseball MLB Vintage Paul McCartney Charlie Hodge autographed type 2 Color:Royal Charlie Hodge autographed type 2 Bee Hive NHL hockey photo 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics men's Ice Hockey semi final ticket Photo depicts Bosetti accepting the Jay's Booster Club Player of the Year Award for 1978 from Booster Club President Marty Greenberg Follow us on Instagram and Facebook (glorydayscollectibles) to stay up to date on our events and auctions

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