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Auburn vs Kentucky 1957 National Championship Season Vintage Photo Frame:Small Mahogany without Coin Brandon Cox was an Auburn Size:6-9 Month

Name: Auburn vs Kentucky 1957 National Championship Season Vintage Photo Frame:Small Mahogany without Coin Brandon Cox was an Auburn Size:6-9 Month
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SKU: 99883058037
Price: 35.00 USD
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Auburn vs Kentucky 1957 National Championship Season Vintage Photo Frame:Small Mahogany without Coin Brandon Cox was an Auburn Size:6 9 Month Brandon Cox was an Auburn Football Legend This vintage photo of Langdon Hall in 1889 is an excellent piece for anyone interested in Auburn's past Framed and matted photo with or without coins measures approximately 17x16 and is available in classic walnut or dark mahogany office or study

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