1969 Green Bay Packers Team Autographed Football With 50 Total Signatures Including Bart Starr PSA/DNA #AE04869 Panels This is a Football that

Name: 1969 Green Bay Packers Team Autographed Football With 50 Total Signatures Including Bart Starr PSA/DNA #AE04869 Panels This is a Football that
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Mahogany paper grain — description and returns beneath the overlapping buy card.

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1969 Green Bay Packers Team Autographed Football With 50 Total Signatures Including Bart Starr PSA DNA #AE04869 Panels This is a Football that This is a Football that has been hand signed by 39 members of the 1962 Green Bay Packers team Ray Nitschke Signatures include: Bart Starr NOTE: The signature of Ray Nitschke has been deemed a clubhouse version

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