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Bob Lilly Signed 1967 Philadelphia Football Card #60- BAS Authentic Jim Zorn Hand-signed and inscribed by Alex Shawn Colvin

Name: Bob Lilly Signed 1967 Philadelphia Football Card #60- BAS Authentic Jim Zorn Hand-signed and inscribed by Alex Shawn Colvin
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SKU: 96150673873
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Bob Lilly Signed 1967 Philadelphia Football Card #60- BAS Authentic Jim Zorn Hand-signed and inscribed by Alex Shawn Colvin

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Bob Lilly Signed 1967 Philadelphia Football Card #60 BAS Authentic Jim Zorn Hand signed and inscribed by Alex Shawn Colvin Hand signed and inscribed by Alex English (Denver Nuggets Director of Bombing Operations of the 8th Air Force) please refer to the photos provided This card has been deemed BAS Authentic in the plastic case

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