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1977 Toronto Blue Jays vs Chicago White Sox 1st Franchise Game Clubhouse Pass HORSE RACING Autographed picture of 1960's Miami 233824965327

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1977 Toronto Blue Jays vs Chicago White Sox 1st Franchise Game Clubhouse Pass HORSE RACING Autographed picture of 1960's Miami 233824965327 Autographed picture of 1960's Miami Mayor Elliot Roosevelt son of former President Franklin Roosevelt with original mailing envelope 1986 World Series game 2 ticket Shea Stadium 1977 Exhibition Stadium 1st Toronto Blue Jays MLB franchise game clubhouse pass Toronto Blue Jays vs Chicago White Sox

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