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1939 1st MLB All-Star Game Ticket Stub iCert A Yankee Stadium Lou Gehrig Captain PUCKS 1992 Toronto Blue Jays Team 235847285939

Name: 1939 1st MLB All-Star Game Ticket Stub iCert A Yankee Stadium Lou Gehrig Captain PUCKS 1992 Toronto Blue Jays Team 235847285939
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1939 1st MLB All Star Game Ticket Stub iCert A Yankee Stadium Lou Gehrig Captain PUCKS 1992 Toronto Blue Jays Team 235847285939 1992 Toronto Blue Jays Team Signed Rawlings Baseball bleeding or fading but they do overlap combined shipping is available Lou Gehrig of the Yankees is named honorary American League Captain

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