1996 Toronto Blue Jays 20th Anniversary Opening Day Ticket Baseball MLB Vintage Love and Laughter 1960 addressed to Chicago White NHL

Name: 1996 Toronto Blue Jays 20th Anniversary Opening Day Ticket Baseball MLB Vintage Love and Laughter 1960 addressed to Chicago White NHL
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SKU: 86784792525
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1996 Toronto Blue Jays 20th Anniversary Opening Day Ticket Baseball MLB Vintage Love and Laughter 1960 addressed to Chicago White NHL 1960 addressed to Chicago White Sox General Manager Rudie Schaffer wish the Sox luck for coming season New York Yankees Please follow us on Instagram and Facebook (glorydayscollectibles) to keep yourself updated on our upcoming auctions and events Please check out our other tickets and baseball memorabilia

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