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Larry Bradford Autographed 1975 TCMA Rookie Card Lynchburg Rangers certified Thurman Thomas & Andre Reed

Larry Bradford Autographed 1975 TCMA Rookie Card Lynchburg Rangers certified Thurman Thomas & Andre Reed
Larry Bradford Autographed 1975 TCMA Rookie Card Lynchburg Rangers certified Thurman Thomas & Andre Reed
Larry Bradford Autographed 1975 TCMA Rookie Card Lynchburg Rangers certified Thurman Thomas & Andre Reed
Larry Bradford Autographed 1975 TCMA Rookie Card Lynchburg Rangers certified Thurman Thomas & Andre Reed
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Larry Bradford Autographed 1975 TCMA Rookie Card Lynchburg Rangers certified Thurman Thomas & Andre Reed Thurman Thomas & Andre Reed This is a 2002 Topps Total Production Card #TP3 that has been hand signed by Ichiro Suzuki This item is guaranteed to pass any third party authentication company including Beckett This is a 1975 TCMA Rookie Card that has been hand signed by Larry Bradford

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