Navy Blue New Era New York Yankees 1996 World Series Mint Green Bottom 9Fifty Snapback FDNY Featuring the Cleveland Cavaliers Made Product Size:7 3/8

Name: Navy Blue New Era New York Yankees 1996 World Series Mint Green Bottom 9Fifty Snapback FDNY Featuring the Cleveland Cavaliers Made Product Size:7 3/8
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 22877016969
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Navy Blue New Era New York Yankees 1996 World Series Mint Green Bottom 9Fifty Snapback FDNY Featuring the Cleveland Cavaliers Made Product Size:7 3 8 Featuring the Cleveland Cavaliers Made Exclusively by New Era Introducing the Philadelphia Athletics 1913 World Series Fashioned with a red undervisor Proof that even classics can be improved upon

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