Dick Duff Signed Canadiens 8x10 Photo Inscribed "HOF 2006" (Beckett) Charles Ray Knight Signed 1978 Rookie Card Hand-signed by Dennis Martinez (Cleveland 021122P-19

Name: Dick Duff Signed Canadiens 8x10 Photo Inscribed "HOF 2006" (Beckett) Charles Ray Knight Signed 1978 Rookie Card Hand-signed by Dennis Martinez (Cleveland 021122P-19
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Dick Duff Signed Canadiens 8x10 Photo Inscribed "HOF 2006" (Beckett) Charles Ray Knight Signed 1978 Rookie Card Hand signed by Dennis Martinez (Cleveland 021122P 19 Hand signed by Dennis Martinez (Cleveland Indians This card has been graded Near Mint to Mint 8 by PSA (Professional Sports Authenticators) Photo measures 8" x 10" in size and has been hand signed and inscribed by Dick Duff (Montreal Canadiens We offer high resolution images of each item rather than a written description of condition

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