Auburn 1940's Hargis Hall Framed Spirit Photo Frame:Small Mahogany without Coin This vintage photo of Auburn's gameday

Name: Auburn 1940's Hargis Hall Framed Spirit Photo Frame:Small Mahogany without Coin This vintage photo of Auburn's gameday
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SKU: 56555060276
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Auburn 1940's Hargis Hall Framed Spirit Photo Frame:Small Mahogany without Coin This vintage photo of Auburn's gameday

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Auburn 1940's Hargis Hall Framed Spirit Photo Frame:Small Mahogany without Coin This vintage photo of Auburn's gameday This vintage photo of Auburn's Shug Jordan and Alabama's Bear Bryant talking before the Iron Bowl is a great piece for anyone who appreciates these football legends This product is available for in store pick up only Please allow additional time to receive your piece All Auburn Art framed pieces are custom framed

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