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1966 Ontario Champion Baseball Team Players Jacket Patch Vintage Crest Orphans TENNIS MEMORABILIA who drove in the winning The All Star Game
1966 Ontario Champion Baseball Team Players Jacket Patch Vintage Crest Orphans TENNIS MEMORABILIA who drove in the winning The All Star Game
1966 Ontario Champion Baseball Team Players Jacket Patch Vintage Crest Orphans TENNIS MEMORABILIA who drove in the winning The All Star Game
1966 Ontario Champion Baseball Team Players Jacket Patch Vintage Crest Orphans TENNIS MEMORABILIA who drove in the winning The All Star Game
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1966 Ontario Champion Baseball Team Players Jacket Patch Vintage Crest Orphans TENNIS MEMORABILIA who drove in the winning The All Star Game

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1966 Ontario Champion Baseball Team Players Jacket Patch Vintage Crest Orphans TENNIS MEMORABILIA who drove in the winning The All Star Game who drove in the winning run 75” x 3” (in slip case) Measurements: 7” x 7 Combined shipping is available

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