Notre Dame Fighting Irish Lou Holtz Autographed Blue Jersey "Perfect Season" Steiner Holo Stock #177478 Marketplace This is a Red Custom

Name: Notre Dame Fighting Irish Lou Holtz Autographed Blue Jersey "Perfect Season" Steiner Holo Stock #177478 Marketplace This is a Red Custom
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 68931698276
Price: 149.00 USD
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Rating: 4.4203 (25 reviews)

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Notre Dame Fighting Irish Lou Holtz Autographed Blue Jersey "Perfect Season" Steiner Holo Stock #177478 Marketplace This is a Red Custom This is a Red Custom Jersey that has been hand signed by Mark Barron An official MLB 1989 World Series baseball autographed by Dave Stewart with 89 WS MVP inscription and authenticated by JSA This is a custom jersey with no name brand The approximate size is XL

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