Ken Griffey Jr. Autographed Black Louisville Slugger Player Model C271 Swingman Baseball Bat Seattle Mariners (Scratches) "HOF 16" Beckett BAS Witness HD And based upon reports

Name: Ken Griffey Jr. Autographed Black Louisville Slugger Player Model C271 Swingman Baseball Bat Seattle Mariners (Scratches) "HOF 16" Beckett BAS Witness HD And based upon reports
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Ken Griffey Jr. Autographed Black Louisville Slugger Player Model C271 Swingman Baseball Bat Seattle Mariners (Scratches) "HOF 16" Beckett BAS Witness HD And based upon reports And based upon reports This is a 1985 Topps Card #251 that has been hand signed by Brad Gulden This is a Black Louisville Slugger Player Model C271 Swingman Baseball Bat that has been hand signed by Ken Griffey Jr This item was inscribed "HOF 16

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