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Pee Wee Reese Autographed 1953 Red Man Card #NL17 Brooklyn Dodgers Beckett BAS #16714665 16x20 Card #287 - Pete Schourek

Name: Pee Wee Reese Autographed 1953 Red Man Card #NL17 Brooklyn Dodgers Beckett BAS #16714665 16x20 Card #287 - Pete Schourek
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SKU: 86938593685
Price: 149.50 USD
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Pee Wee Reese Autographed 1953 Red Man Card #NL17 Brooklyn Dodgers Beckett BAS #16714665 16x20 Card #287 - Pete Schourek

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Pee Wee Reese Autographed 1953 Red Man Card #NL17 Brooklyn Dodgers Beckett BAS #16714665 16x20 Card #287 Pete Schourek Card #287 Pete Schourek This item was inscribed "MLB Debut 9 This is a 1953 Red Man Card #NL17 approximately 3

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