MLB 1957 Milwaukee Braves Hank Aaron Boston Red Sox Ted Williams 8 X 10 Photo

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We have enhanced & cleaned up this photo. However due to the age of this original photo it will be. 8 X 10 Gloss finish photo paper. Reproduction

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