Ed Joyal Autographed 1975 O-Pee-Chee Card #36 Edmonton Oilers PSA/DNA #83812647 1950s This is a Rawlings Baseball

Name: Ed Joyal Autographed 1975 O-Pee-Chee Card #36 Edmonton Oilers PSA/DNA #83812647 1950s This is a Rawlings Baseball
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Ed Joyal Autographed 1975 O-Pee-Chee Card #36 Edmonton Oilers PSA/DNA #83812647 1950s This is a Rawlings Baseball

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Ed Joyal Autographed 1975 O Pee Chee Card #36 Edmonton Oilers PSA DNA #83812647 1950s This is a Rawlings Baseball This is a Rawlings Baseball Bat that has been hand signed by Ed Howard This is a 1978 Topps Rookie Card #202 that has been hand signed by Larry Gordon There is a crease in the middle of the card as shown This is a 1975 O Pee Chee Card #36 that has been hand signed by Ed Joyal

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