Jeannie Seely Signed (ACOA) "Can I Sleep In Your Arms | Lucky Ladies" 12" Vinyl Record Album Sleeve With Record Inscribed "Love" Morgan Rielly Army Air Forces - Radar 021122P-19

Name: Jeannie Seely Signed (ACOA) "Can I Sleep In Your Arms | Lucky Ladies" 12" Vinyl Record Album Sleeve With Record Inscribed "Love" Morgan Rielly Army Air Forces - Radar 021122P-19
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SKU: 38889908375
Price: 98.00 USD
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Jeannie Seely Signed (ACOA) "Can I Sleep In Your Arms Lucky Ladies" 12" Vinyl Record Album Sleeve With Record Inscribed "Love" Morgan Rielly Army Air Forces Radar 021122P 19 Army Air Forces Radar operator on the Big Stink Hand signed by Urijah Faber We offer high resolution images of each item rather than a written description of condition 12" vinyl record album sleeve has been hand signed and inscribed on the cover by Jeannie Seely

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