Albert Al "Bronk" Brancato Autographed Official AL Baseball Philadelphia A's "Philadelphia Athletics 1939-4-45" Beckett BAS #V68097 Olympics Youngest to Win a Heavyweight

Name: Albert Al "Bronk" Brancato Autographed Official AL Baseball Philadelphia A's "Philadelphia Athletics 1939-4-45" Beckett BAS #V68097 Olympics Youngest to Win a Heavyweight
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Albert Al "Bronk" Brancato Autographed Official AL Baseball Philadelphia A's "Philadelphia Athletics 1939 4 45" Beckett BAS #V68097 Olympics Youngest to Win a Heavyweight Youngest to Win a Heavyweight Title Hall of Fame 1995 It has been certified authentic by Beckett Authentication (BAS) and comes with their sticker and matching certificate of authenticity This is an Official American League Baseball that has been hand signed by Albert American League "Bronk" Brancato

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